William "Buck" and Amy Malone were married Oct. 18, 1805 in person Co., N C
In the spring of 1818 he and his oldest son Roling
came to what now is Franklin, Co., Al. This place was 5/6 miles east of Russellville, near Tharp Springs. They made a crop and built a cabin later in the fall of that year they returned to N C to prepare the other members of the family to move to AL on their ox cart wagon.
To this union 8 boys and 8 girls were born.
From 1805 to 1818, their family had grown to 7 children.
Rolling Hester 1-23-1807 7-19-1882
M:12-11-1828 Lucendy Richardson 12-8-1805 10-9-1875
Nancy Hester 10-11-1808 d.?
M:1-3-1826 John Richard
John Hester 7-16-1810 d.?
M:12-24-1831 Sarah Brown b.? d.?
Polley Hester 7-24-1812 d.?
M:2-25-183o ? Bourland b.? d.?
Judy Hester 6-13-1814 d.?
M:1-2-1831 Simeon Wates b.? d.?
Salley Hester 3-26-1816 d.?
M:12-25-1832 Linsey Moore b.? d.?
William H. Hester ,Jr .3-25-1818 d.?
M:9-20-1840 Milissia Lindsey b.? d.?
Robert B. Hester 12-20-1819 d.?
M: 1. ? Sarah Williams b.? d.?
2. ------ Williams b.? d.? sisters
Chesley B. Hester 6-24-1822 d.?
M:7-25-1844 Salley Rickard b.? d.?
Amy Pemie Hester 1-12-1824 d.?
M:2-18-1841 Levy Rickard b.? d.?
Simirah Hester 12-8-1825 d.?
M: ? Henry Richard b.? d.?
Pertheny Hester 7-25-1827 d.?
M:11-7-1844 John Pump Malone b.? d.?
Hulda Hester 3-31-1829 d.?
M:3-6-1845 Carioli Rickard b.? d.?
Jackson Hester 2-22-1831 b.? d.?
M: ?
Hudson Hester 9-5-1833 d.?
M: ? Catherine Thron b.? d.?
Lucas N. Hester 7-30-1832 d.?
M: ? Martha Ellege b.? d.?
On Find a Grave, Buck Hester and his wife are listed as being buried in unknown cemetery number 5. Buck's son, Rolling and his wife are buried in the Malone Cemetery near Frankfort, Alabama. To get to this cemetery, you must walk about a mile through a cow pasture and it is in poor condition. The Malone Cemetery is adjacent to Tollison Creek, near where Buck and his family lived. Rolling and his wife's graves are marked by tombstones with birth and death dates. Next to the graves of Rolling and his wife are two graves marked only by large stones with no writing. Roy Hester, who knew more about Hester family history than anyone was convinced that the two unmarked graves in the Malone Cemetery are the graves of Buck Hester and his wife. I am also certain that this is correct. There are cemetery records in the public library in Russellville, Alabama that say that Buck and his wife were buried in the Sparks Cemetery, near Belgreen, Alabama, where many Hesters are buried. There are no graves there with either Buck or his wife's names. The Sparks Cemetery is quite a distance from where Buck and his family lived, and it is not reasonable that he and his wife would have been buried that far away. Who knows where unknown cemetery number 5 is, and I would love to know the origin of that information.
In the spring of 1818 he and his oldest son Roling
came to what now is Franklin, Co., Al. This place was 5/6 miles east of Russellville, near Tharp Springs. They made a crop and built a cabin later in the fall of that year they returned to N C to prepare the other members of the family to move to AL on their ox cart wagon.
To this union 8 boys and 8 girls were born.
From 1805 to 1818, their family had grown to 7 children.
Rolling Hester 1-23-1807 7-19-1882
M:12-11-1828 Lucendy Richardson 12-8-1805 10-9-1875
Nancy Hester 10-11-1808 d.?
M:1-3-1826 John Richard
John Hester 7-16-1810 d.?
M:12-24-1831 Sarah Brown b.? d.?
Polley Hester 7-24-1812 d.?
M:2-25-183o ? Bourland b.? d.?
Judy Hester 6-13-1814 d.?
M:1-2-1831 Simeon Wates b.? d.?
Salley Hester 3-26-1816 d.?
M:12-25-1832 Linsey Moore b.? d.?
William H. Hester ,Jr .3-25-1818 d.?
M:9-20-1840 Milissia Lindsey b.? d.?
Robert B. Hester 12-20-1819 d.?
M: 1. ? Sarah Williams b.? d.?
2. ------ Williams b.? d.? sisters
Chesley B. Hester 6-24-1822 d.?
M:7-25-1844 Salley Rickard b.? d.?
Amy Pemie Hester 1-12-1824 d.?
M:2-18-1841 Levy Rickard b.? d.?
Simirah Hester 12-8-1825 d.?
M: ? Henry Richard b.? d.?
Pertheny Hester 7-25-1827 d.?
M:11-7-1844 John Pump Malone b.? d.?
Hulda Hester 3-31-1829 d.?
M:3-6-1845 Carioli Rickard b.? d.?
Jackson Hester 2-22-1831 b.? d.?
M: ?
Hudson Hester 9-5-1833 d.?
M: ? Catherine Thron b.? d.?
Lucas N. Hester 7-30-1832 d.?
M: ? Martha Ellege b.? d.?
On Find a Grave, Buck Hester and his wife are listed as being buried in unknown cemetery number 5. Buck's son, Rolling and his wife are buried in the Malone Cemetery near Frankfort, Alabama. To get to this cemetery, you must walk about a mile through a cow pasture and it is in poor condition. The Malone Cemetery is adjacent to Tollison Creek, near where Buck and his family lived. Rolling and his wife's graves are marked by tombstones with birth and death dates. Next to the graves of Rolling and his wife are two graves marked only by large stones with no writing. Roy Hester, who knew more about Hester family history than anyone was convinced that the two unmarked graves in the Malone Cemetery are the graves of Buck Hester and his wife. I am also certain that this is correct. There are cemetery records in the public library in Russellville, Alabama that say that Buck and his wife were buried in the Sparks Cemetery, near Belgreen, Alabama, where many Hesters are buried. There are no graves there with either Buck or his wife's names. The Sparks Cemetery is quite a distance from where Buck and his family lived, and it is not reasonable that he and his wife would have been buried that far away. Who knows where unknown cemetery number 5 is, and I would love to know the origin of that information.
William "Buck" and Amy Malone were married Oct. 18, 1805 in person Co., N C
In the spring of 1818 he and his oldest son Roling
came to what now is Franklin, Co., Al. This place was 5/6 miles east of Russellville, near Tharp Springs. They made a crop and built a cabin later in the fall of that year they returned to N C to prepare the other members of the family to move to AL on their ox cart wagon.
To this union 8 boys and 8 girls were born.
From 1805 to 1818, their family had grown to 7 children.
Rolling Hester 1-23-1807 7-19-1882
M:12-11-1828 Lucendy Richardson 12-8-1805 10-9-1875
Nancy Hester 10-11-1808 d.?
M:1-3-1826 John Richard
John Hester 7-16-1810 d.?
M:12-24-1831 Sarah Brown b.? d.?
Polley Hester 7-24-1812 d.?
M:2-25-183o ? Bourland b.? d.?
Judy Hester 6-13-1814 d.?
M:1-2-1831 Simeon Wates b.? d.?
Salley Hester 3-26-1816 d.?
M:12-25-1832 Linsey Moore b.? d.?
William H. Hester ,Jr .3-25-1818 d.?
M:9-20-1840 Milissia Lindsey b.? d.?
Robert B. Hester 12-20-1819 d.?
M: 1. ? Sarah Williams b.? d.?
2. ------ Williams b.? d.? sisters
Chesley B. Hester 6-24-1822 d.?
M:7-25-1844 Salley Rickard b.? d.?
Amy Pemie Hester 1-12-1824 d.?
M:2-18-1841 Levy Rickard b.? d.?
Simirah Hester 12-8-1825 d.?
M: ? Henry Richard b.? d.?
Pertheny Hester 7-25-1827 d.?
M:11-7-1844 John Pump Malone b.? d.?
Hulda Hester 3-31-1829 d.?
M:3-6-1845 Carioli Rickard b.? d.?
Jackson Hester 2-22-1831 b.? d.?
M: ?
Hudson Hester 9-5-1833 d.?
M: ? Catherine Thron b.? d.?
Lucas N. Hester 7-30-1832 d.?
M: ? Martha Ellege b.? d.?
On Find a Grave, Buck Hester and his wife are listed as being buried in unknown cemetery number 5. Buck's son, Rolling and his wife are buried in the Malone Cemetery near Frankfort, Alabama. To get to this cemetery, you must walk about a mile through a cow pasture and it is in poor condition. The Malone Cemetery is adjacent to Tollison Creek, near where Buck and his family lived. Rolling and his wife's graves are marked by tombstones with birth and death dates. Next to the graves of Rolling and his wife are two graves marked only by large stones with no writing. Roy Hester, who knew more about Hester family history than anyone was convinced that the two unmarked graves in the Malone Cemetery are the graves of Buck Hester and his wife. I am also certain that this is correct. There are cemetery records in the public library in Russellville, Alabama that say that Buck and his wife were buried in the Sparks Cemetery, near Belgreen, Alabama, where many Hesters are buried. There are no graves there with either Buck or his wife's names. The Sparks Cemetery is quite a distance from where Buck and his family lived, and it is not reasonable that he and his wife would have been buried that far away. Who knows where unknown cemetery number 5 is, and I would love to know the origin of that information.
In the spring of 1818 he and his oldest son Roling
came to what now is Franklin, Co., Al. This place was 5/6 miles east of Russellville, near Tharp Springs. They made a crop and built a cabin later in the fall of that year they returned to N C to prepare the other members of the family to move to AL on their ox cart wagon.
To this union 8 boys and 8 girls were born.
From 1805 to 1818, their family had grown to 7 children.
Rolling Hester 1-23-1807 7-19-1882
M:12-11-1828 Lucendy Richardson 12-8-1805 10-9-1875
Nancy Hester 10-11-1808 d.?
M:1-3-1826 John Richard
John Hester 7-16-1810 d.?
M:12-24-1831 Sarah Brown b.? d.?
Polley Hester 7-24-1812 d.?
M:2-25-183o ? Bourland b.? d.?
Judy Hester 6-13-1814 d.?
M:1-2-1831 Simeon Wates b.? d.?
Salley Hester 3-26-1816 d.?
M:12-25-1832 Linsey Moore b.? d.?
William H. Hester ,Jr .3-25-1818 d.?
M:9-20-1840 Milissia Lindsey b.? d.?
Robert B. Hester 12-20-1819 d.?
M: 1. ? Sarah Williams b.? d.?
2. ------ Williams b.? d.? sisters
Chesley B. Hester 6-24-1822 d.?
M:7-25-1844 Salley Rickard b.? d.?
Amy Pemie Hester 1-12-1824 d.?
M:2-18-1841 Levy Rickard b.? d.?
Simirah Hester 12-8-1825 d.?
M: ? Henry Richard b.? d.?
Pertheny Hester 7-25-1827 d.?
M:11-7-1844 John Pump Malone b.? d.?
Hulda Hester 3-31-1829 d.?
M:3-6-1845 Carioli Rickard b.? d.?
Jackson Hester 2-22-1831 b.? d.?
M: ?
Hudson Hester 9-5-1833 d.?
M: ? Catherine Thron b.? d.?
Lucas N. Hester 7-30-1832 d.?
M: ? Martha Ellege b.? d.?
On Find a Grave, Buck Hester and his wife are listed as being buried in unknown cemetery number 5. Buck's son, Rolling and his wife are buried in the Malone Cemetery near Frankfort, Alabama. To get to this cemetery, you must walk about a mile through a cow pasture and it is in poor condition. The Malone Cemetery is adjacent to Tollison Creek, near where Buck and his family lived. Rolling and his wife's graves are marked by tombstones with birth and death dates. Next to the graves of Rolling and his wife are two graves marked only by large stones with no writing. Roy Hester, who knew more about Hester family history than anyone was convinced that the two unmarked graves in the Malone Cemetery are the graves of Buck Hester and his wife. I am also certain that this is correct. There are cemetery records in the public library in Russellville, Alabama that say that Buck and his wife were buried in the Sparks Cemetery, near Belgreen, Alabama, where many Hesters are buried. There are no graves there with either Buck or his wife's names. The Sparks Cemetery is quite a distance from where Buck and his family lived, and it is not reasonable that he and his wife would have been buried that far away. Who knows where unknown cemetery number 5 is, and I would love to know the origin of that information.
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