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NOTE: Photo added by Charles Brooks is not David Treadwell.
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Concord Primitive Baptist Church Record - Organized 1837 in Chambers County, AL; relocated to Randolph County, AL in 1845:
March the 10, 1838.
Received by letter Brother David Tredwell and Sister Jerutia Tredwell, his wife. Received Brother Tredwell as an ordained deacon and he was recognized by the church.
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Will Contributed by Hank Rogers F.A.G. Member #46596065.
Chambers County Will Book 3 1855-1895, Page 381
State of Alabama, Chambers County
In the name of God Amen:
I, David Treadwell, being of sound and disposing mind and memory arrange my temporal matters while in life and in my usual health do make this my last will and testament.
Item 1st. I will my soul to God who gave it.
Item 2nd. I will that all my just debts be paid and that I be buried in a Christian like manner in a fine coffin.
Item 3rd. I will that all my perishable propery all debts due me and all money on hand be divided equally between my beloved wife Matilda A. Treadwell, and my three sons to Wm. A. Treadwell, H. R. Treadwell and F. L. Treadwell.
Item 4th. I will all my lands to my three sons above named.
Item 5th. I hereby appoint Francis L. Treadwell as executor to this my last will and testament done and signed by the request of the testator in presence of - this 4 April 1870.
David Treadwell (HIS SEAL)
A. L. Robinson
William C. Higgins
W. B. ?Archoes?
Will proven July 22, 1872 by W. B. ?Archoes?, probated Aug. 12, 1872.
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1855 Chambers Co., AL Census:
David Treadwell
1 male over 21
1 female over 21
12 slaves
Next door to...
Henry Treadwell
1 male under 21
1 male over 21
2 females under 21
1 female over 21
4 slaves
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NOTE: Photo added by Charles Brooks is not David Treadwell.
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Concord Primitive Baptist Church Record - Organized 1837 in Chambers County, AL; relocated to Randolph County, AL in 1845:
March the 10, 1838.
Received by letter Brother David Tredwell and Sister Jerutia Tredwell, his wife. Received Brother Tredwell as an ordained deacon and he was recognized by the church.
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Will Contributed by Hank Rogers F.A.G. Member #46596065.
Chambers County Will Book 3 1855-1895, Page 381
State of Alabama, Chambers County
In the name of God Amen:
I, David Treadwell, being of sound and disposing mind and memory arrange my temporal matters while in life and in my usual health do make this my last will and testament.
Item 1st. I will my soul to God who gave it.
Item 2nd. I will that all my just debts be paid and that I be buried in a Christian like manner in a fine coffin.
Item 3rd. I will that all my perishable propery all debts due me and all money on hand be divided equally between my beloved wife Matilda A. Treadwell, and my three sons to Wm. A. Treadwell, H. R. Treadwell and F. L. Treadwell.
Item 4th. I will all my lands to my three sons above named.
Item 5th. I hereby appoint Francis L. Treadwell as executor to this my last will and testament done and signed by the request of the testator in presence of - this 4 April 1870.
David Treadwell (HIS SEAL)
A. L. Robinson
William C. Higgins
W. B. ?Archoes?
Will proven July 22, 1872 by W. B. ?Archoes?, probated Aug. 12, 1872.
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1855 Chambers Co., AL Census:
David Treadwell
1 male over 21
1 female over 21
12 slaves
Next door to...
Henry Treadwell
1 male under 21
1 male over 21
2 females under 21
1 female over 21
4 slaves
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NOTE: Photo added by Charles Brooks is not David Treadwell.
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Concord Primitive Baptist Church Record - Organized 1837 in Chambers County, AL; relocated to Randolph County, AL in 1845:
March the 10, 1838.
Received by letter Brother David Tredwell and Sister Jerutia Tredwell, his wife. Received Brother Tredwell as an ordained deacon and he was recognized by the church.
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Will Contributed by Hank Rogers F.A.G. Member #46596065.
Chambers County Will Book 3 1855-1895, Page 381
State of Alabama, Chambers County
In the name of God Amen:
I, David Treadwell, being of sound and disposing mind and memory arrange my temporal matters while in life and in my usual health do make this my last will and testament.
Item 1st. I will my soul to God who gave it.
Item 2nd. I will that all my just debts be paid and that I be buried in a Christian like manner in a fine coffin.
Item 3rd. I will that all my perishable propery all debts due me and all money on hand be divided equally between my beloved wife Matilda A. Treadwell, and my three sons to Wm. A. Treadwell, H. R. Treadwell and F. L. Treadwell.
Item 4th. I will all my lands to my three sons above named.
Item 5th. I hereby appoint Francis L. Treadwell as executor to this my last will and testament done and signed by the request of the testator in presence of - this 4 April 1870.
David Treadwell (HIS SEAL)
A. L. Robinson
William C. Higgins
W. B. ?Archoes?
Will proven July 22, 1872 by W. B. ?Archoes?, probated Aug. 12, 1872.
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1855 Chambers Co., AL Census:
David Treadwell
1 male over 21
1 female over 21
12 slaves
Next door to...
Henry Treadwell
1 male under 21
1 male over 21
2 females under 21
1 female over 21
4 slaves
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NOTE: Photo added by Charles Brooks is not David Treadwell.
*************************************************
Concord Primitive Baptist Church Record - Organized 1837 in Chambers County, AL; relocated to Randolph County, AL in 1845:
March the 10, 1838.
Received by letter Brother David Tredwell and Sister Jerutia Tredwell, his wife. Received Brother Tredwell as an ordained deacon and he was recognized by the church.
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Will Contributed by Hank Rogers F.A.G. Member #46596065.
Chambers County Will Book 3 1855-1895, Page 381
State of Alabama, Chambers County
In the name of God Amen:
I, David Treadwell, being of sound and disposing mind and memory arrange my temporal matters while in life and in my usual health do make this my last will and testament.
Item 1st. I will my soul to God who gave it.
Item 2nd. I will that all my just debts be paid and that I be buried in a Christian like manner in a fine coffin.
Item 3rd. I will that all my perishable propery all debts due me and all money on hand be divided equally between my beloved wife Matilda A. Treadwell, and my three sons to Wm. A. Treadwell, H. R. Treadwell and F. L. Treadwell.
Item 4th. I will all my lands to my three sons above named.
Item 5th. I hereby appoint Francis L. Treadwell as executor to this my last will and testament done and signed by the request of the testator in presence of - this 4 April 1870.
David Treadwell (HIS SEAL)
A. L. Robinson
William C. Higgins
W. B. ?Archoes?
Will proven July 22, 1872 by W. B. ?Archoes?, probated Aug. 12, 1872.
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1855 Chambers Co., AL Census:
David Treadwell
1 male over 21
1 female over 21
12 slaves
Next door to...
Henry Treadwell
1 male under 21
1 male over 21
2 females under 21
1 female over 21
4 slaves
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