Frank Ross Stewart

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1) Cherokee County history

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

[s.n.]

Pub. Date

1958

Physical Desc

v. : ill., maps, ports.

Language

English

2) Alabama's Cleburne County: a history of Cleburne County and her people

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

1983-1988

Physical Desc

v. : facsims., maps, port.

Language

English

3) Alabama's Bibb County

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

c1983

Physical Desc

v. : ill., facsims., maps, ports.

Language

English

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Bibb County was created by the territorial legislature in February, 1818 with the name of Cahaba (Cahawba). The name was changed to Bibb on December 4, 1820. Includes genealogical information.

4) Alabama's Pike County

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

c1976

Physical Desc

2 v. : ill., maps, ports.

Language

English

5) Alabama's city of Sheffield

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

c1985

Physical Desc

xii, 116 leaves : maps.

Language

English

6) Alabama's Franklin County: a history of Franklin County and her people

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

1988

Physical Desc

v. : ill., maps, ports.

Language

English

7) Cemetery records, Elmore County, Alabama; Autauga County,Alabama; Macon County, Alabama; Bullock County, Alabama: (formerly part of Macon County)

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Series

Publication volume no. 37

Publisher

Alabama Genealogical Society

Pub. Date

1964

Physical Desc

63 leaves

Language

English

Description

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These cemetery records were presented to the Society by Miss Frances Mathews Hails. The first 33 pages of the original manuscript were missing.

8) The Thompson family

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

1983-1984

Physical Desc

2 v. in 1 : ill., facsims., map, ports.

Language

English

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Genealogical data regarding various Thompson individuals and families in the United States (sometimes with relationship traced, usually without).

9) Black soldiers of the American Revolutionary War

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

c1978

Physical Desc

Language

English

10) The New Hopewell Baptist Church, Calhoun County (formerly Benton County) Alabama

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Series

Publication volume no. 17

Publisher

Alabama Genealogical Society

Pub. Date

1962

Physical Desc

11 leaves.

Language

English

11) Alabama's Calhoun County

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

c1976

Physical Desc

v. : ill., maps, ports.

Language

English

12) Cemetery records of Cherokee County, Alabama, 1840-1960

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

1981

Physical Desc

xi, 326 p. : maps

Language

English

13) Cheatwood and allied families

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

1984

Physical Desc

vii, 140 leaves : ill., coat of arms, facsims., ports.

Language

English

Description

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John Cheatwood (1736-1807) served in the Revolutionary War and was the grandfather of Robert Richardson Cheatwood (b.1793) of Fairfield County, South Carolina, who moved to Benton County, Alabama before 1840. Descendants and relatives lived in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and related families.

14) The history of education in Cherokee County, Alabama

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

c1981

Physical Desc

Language

English

15) Bibb family of America

Author

Stewart, Frank Ross, Mrs

Publisher

Stewart University Press

Pub. Date

1979

Physical Desc

v. : ill., facsims., maps, ports.

Language

English

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James Bibb or Bibbey (b.ca.1610) immigrated to King William County, Virginia in 1629 with Baron DeSauce (a Huguenot), and deeded his land to his son in 1685. Descendants lived in Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, Arkansas and elsewhere.