Elias DeLong married Malissa Sue Kimble on 21 January 1847 at Georgia.
Yankee troops on arrival at Tuscaloosa, Alabama raided their family home and property devastating their livelihood.
The family moved to Texas following the Civil War in 1865, settling first at Hunt County, Texas.
The moved west from Hunt County, Texas as prospectors spending the night at the Clear Fork of the Brazos River. They were impressed with the country and turned their camp site into a dugout on the side of a hill. A log house was built, then a frame house. They put up a grocery store for incoming settlers, and when a Post Office was given, the settlement was named Eliasville for Elias DeLong.
Children born to Elias DeLong were:
Sarah DeLong
Mary Ellen DeLong
Martha Jane DeLong
Raleigh Stone DeLong
Robert DeLong
Henry Edgar DeLong
Tabitha DeLong
Margaret Ellen DeLong
Elias DeLong
1850 Mud Creek, Jefferson Co., AL
1860 Ackers, Tuscaloosa Co., AL
1880 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
1900 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
married 51 years, nine children born to this union, seven are alive.
Yankee troops on arrival at Tuscaloosa, Alabama raided their family home and property devastating their livelihood.
The family moved to Texas following the Civil War in 1865, settling first at Hunt County, Texas.
The moved west from Hunt County, Texas as prospectors spending the night at the Clear Fork of the Brazos River. They were impressed with the country and turned their camp site into a dugout on the side of a hill. A log house was built, then a frame house. They put up a grocery store for incoming settlers, and when a Post Office was given, the settlement was named Eliasville for Elias DeLong.
Children born to Elias DeLong were:
Sarah DeLong
Mary Ellen DeLong
Martha Jane DeLong
Raleigh Stone DeLong
Robert DeLong
Henry Edgar DeLong
Tabitha DeLong
Margaret Ellen DeLong
Elias DeLong
1850 Mud Creek, Jefferson Co., AL
1860 Ackers, Tuscaloosa Co., AL
1880 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
1900 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
married 51 years, nine children born to this union, seven are alive.
Elias DeLong married Malissa Sue Kimble on 21 January 1847 at Georgia.
Yankee troops on arrival at Tuscaloosa, Alabama raided their family home and property devastating their livelihood.
The family moved to Texas following the Civil War in 1865, settling first at Hunt County, Texas.
The moved west from Hunt County, Texas as prospectors spending the night at the Clear Fork of the Brazos River. They were impressed with the country and turned their camp site into a dugout on the side of a hill. A log house was built, then a frame house. They put up a grocery store for incoming settlers, and when a Post Office was given, the settlement was named Eliasville for Elias DeLong.
Children born to Elias DeLong were:
Sarah DeLong
Mary Ellen DeLong
Martha Jane DeLong
Raleigh Stone DeLong
Robert DeLong
Henry Edgar DeLong
Tabitha DeLong
Margaret Ellen DeLong
Elias DeLong
1850 Mud Creek, Jefferson Co., AL
1860 Ackers, Tuscaloosa Co., AL
1880 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
1900 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
married 51 years, nine children born to this union, seven are alive.
Yankee troops on arrival at Tuscaloosa, Alabama raided their family home and property devastating their livelihood.
The family moved to Texas following the Civil War in 1865, settling first at Hunt County, Texas.
The moved west from Hunt County, Texas as prospectors spending the night at the Clear Fork of the Brazos River. They were impressed with the country and turned their camp site into a dugout on the side of a hill. A log house was built, then a frame house. They put up a grocery store for incoming settlers, and when a Post Office was given, the settlement was named Eliasville for Elias DeLong.
Children born to Elias DeLong were:
Sarah DeLong
Mary Ellen DeLong
Martha Jane DeLong
Raleigh Stone DeLong
Robert DeLong
Henry Edgar DeLong
Tabitha DeLong
Margaret Ellen DeLong
Elias DeLong
1850 Mud Creek, Jefferson Co., AL
1860 Ackers, Tuscaloosa Co., AL
1880 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
1900 Precinct 2, Young Co., TX
married 51 years, nine children born to this union, seven are alive.
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