Elizabeth Taylor Baines

According to VERY consistent census entries, Elizabeth Baines was born 1804 in North Carolina. Having recently gotten my hands on the will of Willie Taylor in the Toisnot Swamp area of NC he names his daughter Elizabeth Baines wife of Redmond, living in Greene Co., Alabama.

Redmond Baines of Nash County, NC appears to be the best “husband” candidate for Elizabeth. Elizabeth had a grandson named George Redmond Jones. Elizabeth lived, from at least 1828 until her death, on the same piece of land that the original Greene County land patent holder is Redmond B. Baines. Neither Elizabeth nor Redmond is listed in the Snedecor Directory 1855/1856 for Greene Co., AL.

Redmond Baines goes missing some time after the birth of Caroline October 1834 in Greene County and in 1842 Elizabeth took a mortgage on the property. Most likely she was able to do that because of the pending settlement of her father's will.

Elizabeth and daughters Frances, Mary, Harriet and Caroline are sandwiched between two pieces of property owned by Simon Murphy on the 1858 Snedecor map. Elizabeth’s land is subsequently distributed in 1908 to the heirs of Elizabeth Baines after the death of Caroline. All named heirs are her grandchildren by her daughters Harriet Baines Jones and Mary Baines Jones.

Regardless of her husband’s whereabouts, Elizabeth was in Greene County by 1828 when her first child listed on the 1850 census, Frances, was born. There could have been one or more children before Frances' birth. The last census listing for Elizabeth Baines is 1870. The 1880 census shows Frances and Caroline living alone and farming on the Baines land.

Daughters Frances (1828-) and Caroline (Oct. 1834-before Feb. 1908) never married. Two censuses show them with “debility”, an 1800’s medical term meaning, “Abnormal bodily weakness or feebleness; decay of strength. A term descriptive of a patient's condition and of no help in making a diagnosis.  Also called Asthenia.” It appears that Caroline died early in 1908 (according to legal paperwork in Greene and Pickens Counties in February for distributing her estate) and the land passed to her nieces and nephews. All named heirs immediately sold out to William Murphy Jasper Jones, grandson of Elizabeth, son of Alfred and Harriet Baines Jones.

Harriet Baines was born about 1833 in Greene County, AL and married Jan. 8, 1852 Sampson Strickland, an elderly widower who lived next door with his son and daughter. We assume Sampson died - but have not found a burial for him or his first wife Clary Taylor Strickland who was first cousin to Elizabeth Taylor Baines. Sampson was significantly older than Harriet. On November 30th of the same year Harriett married Alfred Edward Jones. Both marriages were in Greene County, Alabama. Harriet died after Feb. 20, 1872 when her last child Sallie was born, and before Dec. 17, 1872 when Alfred married Mrs. Margaret Jane Jones Crump Hurst. Jane Jones was the daughter of Marshall Spears Jones Jr., and Elizabeth [Hill] Jones, of St. Clair County, Alabama. Harriet’s grave has not been found. Alfred is buried alone at Bethel Cemetery between Reform and Carrollton in Alabama. He has a relatively new grave stone with CSA information on it. His old stone is placed behind the new one. Alfred's third and last marriage was to Mary V. Colvin “Kitty” who is buried in Unity with her parents. Alfred only had children with Harriet (that we know about...) See separate articles about this Jones clan beginning in Greene County with Edmund J. Jones and his wife Mildred Murphy.

Mary Baines was born about 1831 in Greene County, AL and married Leonard Ellis Jones April 5, 1856 in Greene County, Alabama. Mary died after the 1880 census and before October 27,1890 when Leonard married the widow Mrs. Margaret C. Hudgins in Pickens County, Alabama. Margaret C. Jones, previous wife of Frank F. Hudgins, is buried at Pleasant Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery in Greene County alongside Leonard's nephew John A. Jones. Leonard's third marriage was to Mary E. Jordan on September 1, 1897 in Pickens County, AL. She is buried at Salem Cemetery in Pickens County, but not beside Leonard who is also buried there. Mary E. Jordan Jones died 1902. Leonard married a fourth time about 1903 in Pickens County to Julia. Her last name is not known. Neither Mary Baines Jones’ nor Julia Jones’ graves have been found. Leonard Ellis Jones is a brother of Alfred Edward Jones - Mary's brother-in-law. See separate articles about this Jones clan beginning in Greene County with Edmund J. Jones and his wife Mildred Murphy.

Greene County Baines Marriages
BANES, Littleberry to Pennina Alford Dec. 11, 1830
BAINES, Calvin to Sicily Coleman May 9, 1836
BAINS, Richmond to Mary Murphy Dec. 12, 1836
Banes/Baines Henry to Pinkney Mobley Sept. 14, 1840 (dau of Joab Mobley)
Banes, Jordan to Elizabeth Raynes Feb. 2, 1843
Banes, Lavisa to William F. Wilson July 10, 1848
Banes, Harriet to Sampson Strickland Jan, 8 1852 (Nov. 1852 she married Alfred Jones)
Baines, Frances to Thomas West July 27, 1852 (NOT the sibling of Mary, Harriet & Caroline)
Baines, Mary to Leonard Jones April 5, 1856
Bain, Charles to Catherine E. May Dec. 17, 1856 (second marriage)
*marriage certificates on file for Leonard and Alfred.

CENSUSES

Richmond Banes
2 males under 10
1 male 26 to 44
1 female under 10
2 females 26 to 44
ONE person in Agriculture

Absolum Baines
3 males under 10
1 male 26 to 44
2 females under 10
1 female 26 to 44
ONE person in Agriculture

1830 no listings for Bane/Banes/Bain/Baine/Baines/Bean in Pickens County

1830 Greene County AL roll 2 page 371
H. Banes
2 females under age 5, Bedy Jr., Daughter, and ?
1 male age 5-9
1 male age 10-14
1 female age 15-19
1 male age 15-29
1 female age 30-39 Bedy, wife
1 male age 50-59

1830 Greene County AL roll 2 page 371
Redmond Banes husband of Elizabeth [Taylor] Baines
1 male under age 5
2 females under age 5
1 male age 5-9
1 female age 5-9
1 female age 20-29
1 male age 30-39

1830 Greene County AL roll 2 page 367
Wm. Banes
3 males under age 5
1 female under age 5
1 female age 5-9
1 male age 10-14
1 male age 20-29
1 female age 20-19
1 male age 30-39
1 female age 40-49
1 male age 50-59

1840 no listings for Bane/Banes/Bain/Baine/Baines/Banes in Greene County

1840 Pickens County AL roll 5 page 135
Henry Bains
1 female age 10-14
2 females age 15-19
3 males age 20-29
1 female age 20-29
1 female age 50-59
1 male age 60-69

1840 Pickens County AL roll 12 page 338
Charles Bains
1 male under age 5
1 female age 20-29
1 male age 20-29
Marriage: Charles Bain to Catherine E. Mays Dec. 17, 1856

1840 Pickens County AL roll 12 page 341
James M. Bains
1 male under age 5
1 female under age 5
2 males age 5-9
1 female age 5-9
1 male age 10-14
1 female age 10-14
1 female age 30-39
1 male age 30-39

1850 no listings for Bane/Banes/Bain/Baine/Baines/Bane in Pickens County

1850-Dec. 17th Greene Co., AL, Roll M432_6 pages 303-304
Ancestry.com images 86 & 87 of 188
NEIGHBORS (not listed below): Asa Hicks, William Horton
931/931 house & family James N. Murphy age 25 white male Farmer born NC
Elizabeth age 28 white female born NC

932/932 Elizabeth Baines age 46 white female $800 born NC
Frances Baines age 22 white female born AL
(next page) Mary Baines age 19 white female born AL
Harriet Baines age 17 white female born AL
Caroline Baines age 15 white female born AL (born Oct. 1834)

933/933 Sampson Strickland age 53 white male Farmer $120 NC
Clary Strickland age 52 white female born NC
Samuel Strickland age 10 white male born AL
Elizabeth Strickland age 18 white female born AL

THIS Sampson Strickland married Harriet Baines

934/934 John Cockrell age 60 white male Farmer $3500 born NC
Tempy Cockrell age 50 white female born NC
Goin A. Cockrell age 18 white male born AL

935/935 John P. Murphy age 37 white male Farmer $1200 born NC
Willy age 28 white female born NC
Martha age 10 white female born AL
Josiah age 8 white male born AL
Arthur age 6 white male born AL
Thetney A. E. age 3 white female born AL

1850-Jan. 4th Greene Co., AL, Roll M432_6 page 354
1727/1727 Jordan Baines age 34 white male Farmer born NC
Elizabeth age 26 white female born NC
John B. age 6 white male born AL
Martha F. age 4 white female born AL

1850 Greene Co., AL M432_6 image 73 of 188 page 297
All of these Baines’ are on the SAME page:
810/810 Calvin Baines age 28 white male Farmer $221 born NC
Cicely age 29 white female born NC
Oscar J. age 13 white male born AL
James M. age 11 white male born AL
David H. age 9 white male born AL
Robert A. age 7 white male born AL
Christiana E. age 5 white female born AL
Elenora J. age 3 white female born AL
Marriage Calvin Baines to Sicily Coleman May 9, 1836

811/811 Henry Baines Sr. age 70 white male Farmer $1040 born NC
Bedy age 65 white female born NC
Bedy age 23 white female born AL
Cherry age 73 white female born NC

812/812 Henry Baines age 36 white male Farmer born NC
Pinkey age 29 white female born SC
Nancy E. age 8 white female born AL
William D. T. age 5 white male born AL
Alexander C. age 4 white male born AL
Martha J. A. age 1 white female born AL
Mobley, JOAB age 61 white male Farmer born NC
Marriage: Henry Baines to Pinkney Mobley Sept. 14, 1840

1860 cannot find Elizabeth, Frances or Caroline Baines/Banes/Bane

1860-Sept. 14th Rock Springs Post Office, Barraque, Jefferson Co., Arkansas
Roll M653_44 page 736 Ancestry.com image 4 of 16, page number 31 on image.
Note: I reviewed ALL 16 pages looking for Mother Elizabeth Baines. Further, I reviewed the entire 1860 Clinton Census and Elizabeth is also not listed there.
206/206 Leonard Jones age 22 male Farmer $150/$150 born NC cannot read/write
Mary (Baines) age 28 female born AL cannot read/write
Joseph age 3 male born AL
Thomas age 1 male born AL
Marriage: Baines, Mary to Leonard Jones April 5, 1856

207/207 John A. Jones age 38 male Overseer $0/$170 born NC

208/208 Alfred Jones age 33 male Farmer $3200/$2500 born NC cannot read/write
Harriet (Baines) age 25 female born AL
John age 7 male born AL
Elizabeth age 5 female born AL
Cornelia age 2/12 female born ALABAMA
George age 2/12 male born ARKANSAS
Marriage: Harriet Banes to Sampson Strickland Jan, 8, 1852
Marriage: Alfred E. Jones to Mrs. Harriet Strickland Nov. 30, 1852

1870-June 29th Clinton, Greene Co., ALA, Roll M593_17, page 653, Ancestry image #165
3/3 BANE E age 66 female white Farming born NC $1000/$500 cannot read/write
C age 32 female white born AL cannot read/write
F age 42 female white born AL cannot read/write
Holt, W. F. age 23 male white born AL School Teacher CAN read and write

4/4 JONES, A. E. age 44 male white Farming $500/$400 born NC cannot read/write
Harriet (Baines) age 37 female white born AL cannot read/write
John A. age 17 male white born AL at school
George age 10 male white born AL at school
James age 8 male white born AL at school
William age 4 male white born AL
Harriet age 6/12 female white born AL in December

6/6 JONES, Leonard age 32 male white Farming $1000/$500 born NC cannot read/write
Mary (Baines) age 40 female white born AL
Joseph age 12 male white born AL
Thomas age 11 male white born AL
M. F. age 8 female white born AL
E. E. age 5 female white born AL
Samuel age 1 male white born AL

1880-June 5th Pleasant Ridge, Greene Co., ALA, Roll T9_14, page 218B image 0439, Ancestry image #6 of 42 Harriet has died by this census. House/family 57/57
Jones, ALF E. white male age 51 married Farmer cannot read or write NC NC NC
Jane wife white female age 46 married at home AL SC SC
George son white male age 21 Farmer ARK NC AL
James son white male age 18 Farmer AL NC AL
William son white male age 14 at school AL NC AL
Harriet dau white female age 11 at school AL NC AL
Sallie dau white female age 7 at school AL NC AL
Crump, George son white male age 24 Farmer AL AL AL
Crump, Susmira dau white female age 20 at home AL AL AL
NOTES: Alfred married Margaret Jane Jones Crump Hurst Dec. 17, 1872 in Greene Co., AL.
Alfred’s son John A. Jones married Jane’s daughter Selecia Ellen Crump in Greene County on Dec. 14, 1876. Alfred’s son James Webster Jones married Jane’s daughter Susmira Crump on Dec. 5, 1883.

1880-June 16th Pleasant Ridge, Greene Co., ALA, Roll T9_14, dist. 86, image 0456, Ancestry image #23 of 42
240/240 BAINES, Francis white female age 50 single Farmer Debility AL SC SC
Caroline white female age 45 single Debility AL SC SC
NOTE: SC SC does not match any other censuses nor what sister MARY says below

243/243 JONES, Lenard (sic) white male age 42 Farmer cannot read or write AL NC NC
Mary white female age 46 wife AL NC NC
Joe W. white male age 23 son Farmer AL AL AL
Thomas white male age 21 son Farmer AL AL AL
Fannie white female age 17 dau AL AL AL
Lizzie white female age 14 dau AL AL AL
Samuel white male age 11 son AL AL AL
NOTE: Alabama as birth state for Leonard doesn’t match other censuses.

1890 CENSUS burned.

1900 June 13th Raliegh, Pickens County, AL T623_36 district 79 precinct 16
109/109 JONES, Alfred E. head white male Nov. 1828 age 71 married 15 years NC NC NC
Mary V. white female Feb. 1854 age 46 married 15 years AL AL AL mother of ZERO kids
113/114 is son George Redmond Jones

1900 June 9th Raliegh, Pickens CO., AL T623_36 p. 5A & 5B, ancestry.com images 9 & 10

1900 June 20th, Greene Co., Clinton, Beat 7, Dist. 36 ancestry image 53 of 55, page 165B house/family 518/518
Jones, Wm. M. white male born Dec. 1866 age 33 married 10 years AL AL AL
M. M. wife white female born Dec. 1869 age 30 M:10 years AL GA AL mother 5, 4 living
E. C. son white male born March 1891 age 9 AL AL AL single
C. J. dau white female born Feb. 181893 age 7 AL AL AL single
Wm. A. son white male born Apr. 1895 age 5 AL AL AL single
C. M. son white male born Sept. 1899 age 6 months AL AL AL single
Baines, Caroline Aunt white female born Oct. 1834 age 65 AL NC NC single

1910 Gordo, Pickens County, AL T624 roll 30 part 3 pages 92A-92B, dist. 98, precinct 10
48/49 JONES, Alfred E. white male age 82 married 3 times, married 23 years NC NC NC
Mary R. [Kitty Colvin] wife white female age 62 married 1 time, married 23 years AL AL AL

52/52 Jones, Leonard E. age 74 white male married 4 times, married 7 years, NC NC NC
Julia wife white female age 59 married 1 time, married 7 years, AL SC AL

LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Elizabeth's estate passed first to daughters Frances and Caroline. Elizabeth died after the 1870 census and before the 1880 census. Frances died after the 1880 census and before the 1900 census. Caroline died in late 1907 or early 1908. In the multiple 1908 legal documents ONE single document specially states “Elizabeth Baines and Caroline, both deceased”. At Caroline's death the estate (same 1858 Snedecor land and everything on that land) was jointly given to the heirs of Elizabeth Baines since neither Frances nor Caroline ever married. Those heirs are the children of Harriet Baines Jones and her husband Alfred E. Jones and Mary Baines Jones and her husband Leonard E. Jones.

Original land patent to Redmond B. Baines Dec. 01, 1830, certificate #6327, 80.02 acres located at W ½ NE ¼ Township 23 north, range 1 east, section 8. Patent was purchased FOR Redmond B. Baines by assign Brewster H. Jayne.

1958 Snedecor Map shows Elizabeth Baines. East and West of her is Simon Murphy. South of Elizabeth is J. W. Scarbrough, Jr. North of her is John Cockrell.

MORTGAGE book M pages 384-385, Greene County, ALA
Elizabeth Baines to Samuel Carrollton May 19, 1841, mortgage due to William Richardson January 1844, on 80 acres “more or less” situated in W ½ of NE ¼ Sec. 8, T23, R1E

DEED Book 13, pages 257-258, Greene County, ALA, filed March 18, 1908
John A. Jones and wife Kate Jones to William M. Jones, for $25.00, February 6, 1908 W ½ of NE ¼ Sec 8, T23, R1E, containing 80 acres more or less belonging to the late Elizabeth Baines, deceased Feb. 06, 1908 Witnesses: L. C. Williams, C. N. Jones, F. M. Flanagan

DEED Book 13, pages 283-284, Pickens County, ALA, filed April 14, 1908
James W. Jones & wife Ira Jones to William M. Jones, for TEN dollars, March 25, 1908 W ½ of the NE ¼ of SEC 8, T23, R1E, containing 80 acres known as the Elizabeth Baines Place March 25, 1908 Witnesses: (Judge)

DEED Book 13, pages 285-286, Pickens County, ALA, filed April 14, 1908
George R. Jones & wife Kate Jones to William M. Jones, for THIRTY dollars, March 21, 1908 W ½ of the NE ¼ of SEC 8, T23, R1E, containing 80 acres known as the Elizabeth Baines Place March 22, 1908 Witness: J. A. Jones

DEED Book 13, pages 286-288, Pickens County, ALA, filed April 14, 1908
Samuel R. Jones & wife M. Lou Jones to William M. Jones, for THIRTY dollars, March 21, 1908 W ½ of the NE ¼ of SEC 8, T23, R1E, containing 80 acres known as the Elizabeth Baines Place March 21, 1908 Witnesses: J. A. Jones & O. J. Joyner Notary Public and Ex-Justice of the Peace

DEED Book 13, page 288, Pickens County, ALA, filed April 14, 1908
John T. Jones, unmarried, to William M. Jones, for THIRTY dollars, March 21, 1908 W ½ of the NE ¼ of SEC 8, T23, R1E, containing 80 acres known as the Elizabeth Baines Place March 21, 1908 Witnesses: John E. Hicks & O. J. Joyner Notary Public and Ex-Justice of the Peace

DEED Book 13, page 289-290, San Jacinto County, Texas, filed April 14, 1908
Hattie V. Love & husband Jacob Love, to William M. Jones, for TEN dollars, March 19, 1908 In the county of Saw Jacinto, TEXAS, the said Hattie V. Love being an HEIR of Elizabeth Baines and Caroline Baines, both deceased. W ½ of the NE ¼ of SEC 8, T23, R1E, containing 80 acres known as the Elizabeth Baines Place March 26, 1908 witnesses: E. W. Love Notary Public in Saw Jacinto County, Texas

NAMED HEIRS OF ELIZABETH BAINES & Caroline Baines in land sale Feb.-Mar. 1908:
1853 John A. Jones & Ellen [son of Alfred & Harriet Jones]
1859 John Thomas Jones, unmarried in 1908 (son of Leonard & Mary Baines Jones)
1860 George Redmond Jones and wife Kate [son of Alfred & Harriet Baines Jones]
1862 James Webster Jones and wife Ira [son of Alfred & Harriet Baines Jones]
1866 William Murphy Jones [son of Alfred & Harriet Baines Jones]
1869 Samuel R. Jones and wife M. Lou. (son of Leonard & Mary Baines Jones)
1870 Hattie V. Love w/o Jacob Love, Saw Jacinto, Texas [dau of Alfred & Harriet Baines Jones] 

William Murphy Jasper Jones bought out the heirs.

Heirs NOT named in land distribution 1908:
1855 Elizabeth [dau. of Alfred & Harriet Jones] no further information
1857 Cornelia [dau. of Alfred & Harriet Jones] married SHAW
1857 Joseph W. Jones [son of Leonard & Mary Baines Jones] no further information
1862 M. F. (Fanny) [dau. of Leonard & Mary Baines Jones] no further information
1865 Elizabeth [dau. of Leonard & Mary Baines Jones] no further information
1872 Sarah (Sallie Gilmer – died 1904, buried Pleasant Hill) [dau. Alfred & Harriet Jones] Sallie left four minor heirs her husband having died Jan. 1910.
THE orphan HEIRS OF SALLIE F. JONES GILMER (Sallie married James Gilmer Sr.) are living in the JOHN A. JONES household 1910: Bessie, Velma, Sallie F. and James Jr.; 1920 census Sallie F. is on the Jefferson Co., Birmingham census with Gideon Pitts and Nannie Jones Pitts. Nannie is Sallie’s cousin and a daughter of John A. Jones and his wife Selicia ELLEN Crump Jones. Both Sallie F. Jones Gilmer and James Gilmer, Sr., are buried at Pleasant Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, west of Eutaw on County Road 181.

Miscellaneous

From: Sherlee331@aol.com [mailto:Sherlee331@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2003 11:02 PM
I know that Redmond is not a brother to my Henry Baines but that he is kin.
This Redmond is from Nash County, North Carolina. You will find him there in court minutes along with the rest of the Baines. Also, there was A Rich Banes that married Elizabeth Ham Nov. 8, 1826 in Franklin County, North Carolina. This date would be about right because your Francis Baines was born @ 1828. Sherlee

Richmond Baines is listed in the 1855/1856 Snedecor Directory as a planter in UNION range 2 east, Township 23 north, section 30. Possible son of Henry Baines, Sr., of Greene County. There are no children in our Baines/Jones clan with the name “Richmond”.

Marriage recorded in NC:
Groom: Richmond Banes
Bride: Eiza Ham
Bond Date: 08 Nov 1826 (this date fits ok, except they had kids before marriage or he had kids from a previous marriage in the census above)
Bond #: 000046771
Level Info: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868
ImageNum: 003272
County: Franklin
Record #: 02 013

Note from KJ: Marriage certificate Dec. 12th 1836 Greene County for Richmond Baines and Miss. Mary Murphy – I suspect Richmond is related to Redmond. I believe their father (Richmond and Redmond’s) was Absalom Baines from Nash Co., NC. FURTHER research on this line yields a younger Redmond Baines and Jordan Baines still in NC 1860 – with Redmond serving in the CSA. Our Redmond was gone well before the Civil War.

KJ Notes on Elizabeth’s property:
5-26-1842 Elizabeth Baines Indenture between Samuel Carrollton, Greene Co., AL, payable to William Richardson on January 1, 1844. (Loan from Samuel, land from Richardson) Elizabeth purchased property (mortgage on 80 acres) in Greene County on May 26, 1842. Mortgage payable to William Richardson for the sum of $200. This land was passed down to her heirs in 1908. The land was transferred to Homer Carpenter according to the Snedecor map (1946) by J.T. McLemore, Civil Engineer, Eutaw AL.

KJ 03-04-2004 Notes about Redmond Baines:
Redmond Banes enumerated on 1830 Census in Greene Co., Alabama as follows: 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-9, 1 male 30-39, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-9, 1 female 20-29. Richmond Banes and Abasalum were in Ferrills, Nash Co., NC at this time. Suspect Abasalum is father to Redmond, or possibly uncle. Abasalum’s children are known to have migrated to Greene.

If Redmond was the husband of Elizabeth, then all of the males in the family disappeared. Now that isn’t out of the question, but the female dates don’t jive either. I suppose they could have had more kids (or children from prior marriages) and then something terrible happened (Indians, plague, who knows) or possibly a wagon train went on to Texas....

BAINES Roster: Company A & B, North Carolina 47th Infantry Regiment (CSA). http://members.aol.com/Crovak/NC47CoAB.html Roster: Company A & B, North Carolina 47th Infantry Regiment(C.S.A.).

The rosters of Company A, aka the "Chicora Guards", and Company B of the North Carolina 47th infantry regiment was compiled from muster rolls available from the National Archives. This is by no means a comprehensive list, a more complete and detailed roster can be located from other published sources. The roster listing is organized alphabetically by Company, officers, non-commissioned officers and privates. Only their final rank achieved within each company is included. The men that served in these two companies came primarily from Franklin, Nash and Wake Counties.

**Several Chamblee officers***
BAINES, Abijah, BAINES, Jordan D., BAINES, Redmond
COCKRELL, Isaac V., COCKRELL, Jonathan
EATMAN, Irvin C.
JONES, Bartley, JONES, Simeon
RICE, Berry, RICE, Frederick, RICE, Geraldus, RICE, Thomas B.
***RICE lived next door to BAINES in Greene Co.***
STRICKLAND (TONS!)
second set:
Horton, Hopkins, Hicks, LOTS OF MEDLINs, Pippin, Williams

Misc. notes
REDMOND BAINES SPECULATION:
Ludie Bains Rudolph lbrudolph @ att . net
Suspect that Redmond was related to Henry Baines: BAINES/BANES- 8/25/97 - -Seeking information on Henry Baines born about 1779 in Nash co. N.C. married Bedy Jordan 1808, migrated to Greene co. Al. about 1826. Henry died Feb. 2, 1851 in Greene Co. Children were Littleberry, Francis, Calvin, Richmond, Henry, Jordan, Levicy, and Bedy. Richmond Baines married Mary Murphy, 1836 in Greene Co., Alabama. I am researching Joab Mobley who was listed as being 60 years old on the 1850 Greene County, AL census. On this census, his birthplace was listed as South Carolina. I have his birth year as 1789 which would validate the age on the census. His daughter, Pinkie (sometimes spelled Pinkey) was married to Henry Baines in Greene County, AL in 1840. Henry Baines is my gggrandfather. Supposedly Joab Mobley is buried in Greene County, AL. Any additional information regarding Joab Mobley would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Ludie Bains Rudolph lbrudolph @ att .net

There is an Elizabeth B Bain buried in Ashmore family cemetery, Pickens Co., b 1800. Married to James N Bain, 1798-1869. Suspect that this family is related to Absolam B Baines, of Nash Co., NC. Other Baines in Greene county at the same time descended from Absolam. Richmond and Absalum were on the 1820 and 1830 Nash County censuses.