1840 Alabama - Southern District
Census of Pensioners
June 1, 1840
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The Alabama - Southern District, 1840 Census of Pensioners for Revolutionary or Military Services with their names, ages, and places of residence, as returned by the marshals of the several Judicial Districts, under the act for taking the sixth census.
Head of family, Name Age with whom residingAutauga County
Littleton Reese 76 L. Reese Clement Billingsley 84 C. Billingsley John Thomas, sen. 81 Mary Johnson Walter Ross, sen. 81 Walter Ross, sen.Barbour County
W.R. Cowan 26 W.R. CowanBenton County
John Robinson 81 J.H. MorisonBibb County
Henry Haggard 94 James Fancher John Wallace 80to90 John Wallace Zaccheus Corley 77 Zaccheus Corley George Maberry 82 George MaberryButler County
John Linton 82 Hugh Linton Theophilus Petty, sen. 82 Theophilus Petty, sen. Adam Skanes 85 Adam Skanes, sen.Conecuh County
noneCoosa County
Reuben Blankenship 73 Reuben Blankenship William Casey 80 M.B. Casey Joshua Rowe 79 Daniel RoweClark County
Axiom Lewis 75 William R. Hamilton Joshua Wilson 80 Joshua Wilson John Bradley, sen. 83 John Bradley, sen. William Armistead 77 William Armistead Elias Scarbrough 94 Elias ScarbroughCovington County
Samuel Williams 85 Samuel Williams John Lyle 84 John B. DixanChambers County
Daniel Galespie 77 David Taylor Thomas Taylor 56 Jonathan Music James Langley 80 James Langley Reuben Stephens 77 Reuben Stephens Richard Henderson 54 Richard HendersonDale County
Joseph Watford 92 Barnabas Watford Bartholomew Fields 79 Bartholomew Fields John Merrick, sen. 82 John Merrick, sen.Dallas County
James Porter 80 James Porter John Pierce 95 Benjamin Grumblin Morgan Mills 78 Morgan Mills William Brown 83 William BrownGreene County
Richard Johnson, sen. 79 Richard Johnson, sen. Henry Hart 76 Henry Hart Hambleton Brown 86 Hambleton Brown James Petigrew 79 James Petigrew William Hillhouse 81 William Hillhouse James McCarter 76 James McCarter John Tidmore 84 John Pidmore David Campbell 80 David CampbellJefferson County
R.S. Shepherd 73 Sarah Nabers John McDonald 81 Launcelot Armstrong William Pullin, sen. 82 - James Tarrant, sen. 86 James Tarrant, Jr. Michael McCarty 90 Michael McCartyLowndes County
Thomas Hamilton 81 Thomas HamiltonMacon County
Barret Brewer 77 - Adam J. Files 78 A.J. FilesMobile County
John Mason 72 John Mason Mr. Alexander 98 Mr. Alexander John Bailey Williams 86 John B. WilliamsMarengo County
Joshua Cherry 79 J.W. Cherry John Kinnard 77 John Kinnard John Gilmore 81 -Monroe County
Owen Daily 76 Owen Daily Benjamin Cook 82 Benjamin CookMontgomery County
Mary Lucas 80 Jane W. Freeney Samuel Fleming 85 Samuel FlemingPerry County
Isaac Oaks 81 Willis OsbournPike County
Aaron Lewis 80 Aaron Lewis John Griffin 97 John Griffin Stephen Living, sen. 80 Stephen Living, sen. John A. Hidecker 93 Sarah Reeks James Cadenhead, sen. 98 James Cadenhead John Fowler, sen. 99 John FowlerPickens County
Meredith Taylor 78 James Bonner Mildra Tollifero 78 John A. Tollifero James McCrory 82 Robert McCrory Peter Williams 86 Peter Williams James Rodgers 80 James Rodgers James Galaspy 78 John O. GalaspyRussell County
Samuel Pool 80 Matthew PoolShelby County
Henry Gragg 79 Henry Gragg James Butler 83 James ButlerSumter County
Thomas M. Dearman 94 Thomas M. Dearman Andrew McCosklin 78 Andrew McCosklin Samuel Hammond 88 Samuel Hammond Jesse Alsobrook 77 Jesse AlsobrookTuscaloosa County
Charles Geasling 98 Charles GeaslingWilcox County
Dempsey Carroll 78 Dempsey carroll John Young 90 Samuel Young John Garner 81 William H. WaitWashington County
John Washam, sen. 78 John Washam, sen.Walker County
Jeremiah Alexander 76 - David Walling 76 David Walling Stephen Garison 83 Silas Garison Mathey Payne 76 Mathey Payne Andrew Nelson 76 Robert Howard Varder Mabgly 102 Robert Mabgly