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John Hillen Shockley

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John Hillen Shockley

Birth
Franklin County, Georgia, USA
Death
4 Sep 1899 (aged 88)
Pickens County, Alabama, USA
Burial
Liberty, Pickens County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
Plot
Row 14 Plot 16
Memorial ID
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Per "Deaths, Marriages and Confederate Soldiers, Pickens County, Alabama 1841-1931" compiled by Betty Junkin, page 121:

*died 9-4-1899, J. H. Shockley, at his home in Providence Beat, buried at Andrew's Chapel Cemetery." The area near Andrew's Chapel was once known as Providence. The Providence Post Office was discontinued in 1904 per The Heritage of Pickens County, Alabama book, page 47, "Post Offices in Pickens County" compiled by Mary Davis Elmore of Tuscaloosa, AL.


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According to the 1850 Southern District, Pickens County, Alabama census, John Hillen and Louisa Shockley had a son named James William O. A. Shockley who was 8 months old when the census was taken on 8 December 1850. So that would make his birthday in April 1850. His name also appears in the 1860 Corrs, Pickens County, Alabama census and he was ten years old. That was the last census record I have found for him.


Elizabeth O'Bryant Harshbarger's family tree on Ancestry.com shows the following:

James William O A Shockley

1850–1862

BIRTH ABT. 1850 • Pickens County, Alabama

DEATH 26 MAY 1862 • Pickens County, Alabama, USA

***No place of burial is shown.***

Per "Deaths, Marriages and Confederate Soldiers, Pickens County, Alabama 1841-1931" compiled by Betty Junkin, page 121:

*died 9-4-1899, J. H. Shockley, at his home in Providence Beat, buried at Andrew's Chapel Cemetery." The area near Andrew's Chapel was once known as Providence. The Providence Post Office was discontinued in 1904 per The Heritage of Pickens County, Alabama book, page 47, "Post Offices in Pickens County" compiled by Mary Davis Elmore of Tuscaloosa, AL.


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According to the 1850 Southern District, Pickens County, Alabama census, John Hillen and Louisa Shockley had a son named James William O. A. Shockley who was 8 months old when the census was taken on 8 December 1850. So that would make his birthday in April 1850. His name also appears in the 1860 Corrs, Pickens County, Alabama census and he was ten years old. That was the last census record I have found for him.


Elizabeth O'Bryant Harshbarger's family tree on Ancestry.com shows the following:

James William O A Shockley

1850–1862

BIRTH ABT. 1850 • Pickens County, Alabama

DEATH 26 MAY 1862 • Pickens County, Alabama, USA

***No place of burial is shown.***



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