Much of this information came fromthe following sources:
(1) MARIE
CHRISTIAN RUSHING (published in PIONEERS OF TUSCALOOSA COUNTY ALABAMA PRIOR TO
1830,Vol. III, page 266, by
Tuscaloosa Genealogical Society,
1981).
(2) PIONEERS OF
TUSCALOOSA COUNTY ALABAMA PRIOR TO 1830, Vol. III, page 480.
(2) ALABAMA RECORDS, Vol. 41, by Pauline Gandrud.
(3) Lucile Doroh Burton, B'ham, AL, published in
TUSCALOOSA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LINEAGE CHARTS. (She was great great
great granddaughter of Everett Yerby.)
(4) ALABAMA
RECORDS--TUSCALOOSA
COUNTY, Vol. 41, pages
65-72.
1789 (abt.): AMON E. YERBY was born about this time in
NC. He later married RACHEL DODSON (b. abt. 1804), per Source 1.
1820 FEDERAL CENSUS--ALABAMA
and TENNESSEE:
I have not been able to locate the YERBY households in the Tennessee census index, the ALABAMA
1811-1819 DECENNARY CENSUS INDEX, or the ALABAMA
1820-1829 DECENNARY CENSUS INDEX.
1820 FEDERAL CENSUS--NORTH CAROLINA: There were 2 YERBY households listed in this
state--WILLIAM YERBY (living in Mecklenburg Co., page 194) and WILLIAM YERBY (Bladen
Co., page 154).
1823 (spring):
MARY LOUISE/LOUISA YERBY died at this time, per Source 1, and was buried
in the Bethel Church Cemetery, about 7 miles north of Tuscaloosa (Tuscaloosa), AL. (I
have searched for her grave, there, but there are several graves whose markers
are native stone and are uncarved, also some unmarked
graves, in the older section. Need to
look at church records, to see if there is a written record, as of 7/98. CCM)
1824 Feb 3:
WILLIAM H. TERRELL, CASTLETON LYON, JOHN YERBY, and WILEY McGEE were appointed Deacons of Baptist Church. TUSCALOOSA
COUNTY ALABAMA DEED RECORDS, BOOK A, page 138. Reference found in ALABAMA
RECORDS, volume 7: Tuscaloosa County,
Alabama, by Pauline Gandrud. Need to
look at primary record.
1828 Sep 18:
JOHN YERBY married 2 ANN HASSELL in Tuscaloosa Co., AL, per Marie
Christian Rushing, as comp. by C. R. HOLLIMAN and and
published in ALABAMA RECORDS, by Pauline Jones Gandrud,
volume 41; also per MILLIE M. L. HOULDRIDGE, who sent this information to MRS. GANDRUD. ANN HASSELL had been b 15 Feb 1806, d. 1 Jan
1878. This marriage record also per
TUSCALOOSA COUNTY ALABAMA MARRIAGE
RECORDS, License granted 15 Sep, ceremony performed by Samuel Cole, J. P. ANN was born 13 Feb 1806, d. 1 Jan 1878 in Prescott. According to ALABAMA RECORDS, she was daughter of
MILES and LAVINIA BARNES HASSELL.
1830 FEDERAL CENSUS--NORTH CAROLINA: There were two YERBY households listed--COALY
YERBY (Mecklenburg Co., page 343) and JOHN YEARBY (Anson Co., page 100). Do not know relation to our YERBYs.
1830 FEDERAL CENSUS--ALABAMA: There were 3 YERBY households listed in Alabama, by this time, all living in Tuscaloosa County.
They were HAMMON YEARBY (page 326), JAMES YEARBY (page 331), and JOHN YEARBY
(page 330). There were no YERBY
households listed in Tennessee,
by this year.
1840 FEDERAL CENSUS--ALABAMA: There were 3 YERBY households listed in this
census, two of them in Tuscaloosa
County. They were AARON YERBY and JOHN YERBY (both
living in Tuscaloosa Co., page 244) and HOGAN YERBY (Fayette Co., page 200).
1849): ELIZABETH
YERBY died at this time, at Newtonville (Fayette),
AL, per Source1 and Source 3. According
to Source 1, she was killed by a Negro slave.
1860 FEDERAL
CENSUS--FAYETTE COUNTY, ALABAMA:
Listed on page 32 was the household of JAMES
YERBY. Listed on page 33 was the
household of ANAN/AMAN YERBY. Listed on page 101 was the household of FRANCIS YERBY.
Listed on page 102 was the household of HOGAN YERBY.
1860 FEDERAL CENSUS--TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA:
Listed on page 227 was ENOCH A. YERBY.
1861 (abt.) AMON YERBY died about this time, per
Source 1. (Need to prove place of
death/burial, but it was probably Fayette Co., AL, since he was living there, at the time of the 1860 census.)
1873 Aug 1: JOHN
YERBY died in Prescott, AR, per ALABAMA RECORDS (GANDRUD, vol.
41). He was buried in a country
cemetery.
1895 Nov 14:
HOGAN YERBY died this date in Fayette Co., AL,
per his tombstone at Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church
Cemetery, in Fayette (Fayette), Alabama.