Black, Mrs. - 1878

Mrs. Black died in Walker Co. on the 12th ult.
~ Greenville Advocate, 09-May-1878

Black, Ezekiel Pickens - 1879

Ezekiel Black, an old Butler Co. citizen, died at his home in Ft. Deposit Sunday, aged 49, His brother, A. M. Black died two weeks ago. He was survived by his brother Frank Black of Greenville.
~ Greenville Advocate, 24-Apr-1879

You can visit the memorial page for Ezekiel Pickens Black.

Black, Andrew Martin - 1879

Andrew M. Black, aged citizen, died Saturday.  He was the oldest native born citizen of Butler Co., and one of the best known men in the county. He had been Sheriff and Tax Collector and was a Mason and Methodist.  (Co. D., 61st Alabama Infantry, CSA)
~ Greenville Advocate, 10-Apr-1879

You can visit the memorial page for Andrew Martin Black.

Biggs, W. E. - 1881

W. E. Biggs, Esq., late Editor of the Choctaw County News, died in Butler, Choctaw Co. recently.
~ Greenville Advocate, 09-Jun-1881

Bidgood, John - 1890

John Bidgood, 65, died at home 5 miles NW of Greenville on the 18th.  Was survived by his wife and 5 children.
~ Greenville Advocate, 28-May-1890

You can visit the memorial page for John Bidgood.

Bidgood, D. (Mrs.) - 1879

Mrs. D. Bidgood, 78, died in mobile on the 3rd.
~ South Alabamian, 10-Jul-1879

Bidderton, G. - 1886

Mr. G. Bidderton died at the residence of his father on Saturday in Calhoun, Lowndes Co., from measles which turned into pneumonia.
~ Greenville Advocate, 07-Apr-1886

You can visit the memorial page for G. Bidderton.

Beverrett, Henry - 1874

Henry Beverrett, an aged citizen of Dale Co., died last week.
~ Greenville Advocate, 05-Feb-1874

You can visit the memorial page for Henry Beverrett.

Betton, Frances A. - 1884

Mrs. S.D. Betton,(Frances A), daughter of Nathan and Ann Betton of Queen Ann Co,. MD, was born 11/9/1804 and died in Cuthbert, Co. Ga. 7/4/1884, aged 79 years 8 months 15 days. Her father was a midshipman on the Brandywine, the vessel that carried Gen. Lafayette back to France. She married on 6/30/1826 Col. Sol. D. Betton and was a wife for 58 years 14 days. They moved to Milledgeville, Ga. 5/8/1817 where Col. Betton was postmaster for 40 years. They moved to Butler Co. 9/19/1857 and returned to Ga. on 11/1/1883 to be with their children and grandchildren. She was survived by her husband.
~ Greenville Advocate, 30-Jul-1884

You can visit the memorial page for Frances A. Betton.

Betton, Sol D. (Col.) - 1891

Col. S. D. Betton was in town last week, aged 85 years.  He was born in Virginia on 8/4/1806 and in 1812 moved to Jones Co., Ga.  He settled in Greenville in 1857.  His wife died after 57 years of married life.  The Colonel lived in Cuthbert, Ga. where he moved in 1883.
~ Greenville Advocate, 05-Aug-1891

You can visit the memorial page for Col. Sol D. Betton.

Baldwin, Marion Augustus - 1882

Alfred Bethea, son of the late Hon. T. B. Bethea of Montgomery, died at his residence in Verbena on the 6th.  His wife is the daughter of the late Atty. Gen. M. A. Baldwin.
~ Greenville Advocate, 22-Nov-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Marion Augustus Baldwin.

Bethea, Sarah [Baldwin] - 1882

Alfred Bethea, son of the late Hon. T. B. Bethea of Montgomery, died at his residence in Verbena on the 6th.  His wife is the daughter of the late Atty. Gen. M. A. Baldwin.
~ Greenville Advocate, 22-Nov-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Sarah [Baldwin] Bethea.

Bethea, Tristam Benjamin - 1882

Alfred Bethea, son of the late Hon. T. B. Bethea of Montgomery, died at his residence in Verbena on the 6th.  His wife is the daughter of the late Atty. Gen. M. A. Baldwin.
~ Greenville Advocate, 22-Nov-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Tristam Benjamin Bethea.

Bethea, Alfred - 1882

Alfred Bethea, son of the late Hon. T. B. Bethea of Montgomery, died at his residence in Verbena on the 6th.  His wife is the daughter of the late Atty. Gen. M. A. Baldwin.
~ Greenville Advocate, 22-Nov-1882

You can visit the memorial page for Alfred Bethea.

Bell, Jennie V. - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

Bell, Zilla - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

Bell, Annie - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

Bell, Lillie - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

Bell, Joe - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

Bell, Vincent Hardy Jr. (Capt.) - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

You can visit the memorial page for Capt. Vincent Hardy Bell, Jr.

Bell, Jeff - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

Bell, W. A. - 1882

Mrs. Anna Bell was born in Texas and moved with her parents the William Balls to Conecuh Co. while young.  She married W. A. Bell.  She died in Garland of Typhoid Fever on Jan. 17th.
~ Greenville Advocate, 09-Feb-1882

Balls, William - 1882

Mrs. Anna Bell was born in Texas and moved with her parents the William Balls to Conecuh Co. while young.  She married W. A. Bell.  She died in Garland of Typhoid Fever on Jan. 17th.
~ Greenville Advocate, 09-Feb-1882

Berry, Charles - 1875

Charles Berry died in Braggs recently of pneumonia.
~ Greenville Advocate, 11-Mar-1875

You can visit the memorial page for Charles Berry.

Bennett, Thomas (Rev.) - 1878

Rev. Thomas Bennett, 75, was a native of Ky. and died near Garland on the 2nd.  Moved to Alabama 51 years ago.
~ Greenville Advocate, 07-Feb-1878

Bennett, Joseph - 1881

Joseph Bennett was born in 1842 in Butler County and died January 18th near Starlington at his residence.  He was a Mason.
~ Greenville Advocate, 30-Jun-1881

Bell, Vincent Hardy - 1914

Mr. V. H. Bell of Ft. Deposit died suddenly while on a trip to Greenville.  He was about 65 or 70.  Survived by his wife , 3 sons, Jeff, Vincent and Joe Bell, and daughters Lillie, Annie, Zilla, and Jennie V. Bell of Ft. Deposit.
~ The Living Truth, 01-Apr-1914

You can visit the memorial page for Vincent Hardy Bell.

Bell, Anna [Balls] - 1882

Mrs. Anna Bell was born in Texas and moved with her parents the William Balls to Conecuh Co. while young.  She married W. A. Bell.  She died in Garland of Typhoid Fever on Jan. 17th.
~ Greenville Advocate, 09-Feb-1882