Different resources say that George is buried at this cemetery. Athough his grave can not be found. The dates above are also questionable.
married about 1791 in the Pendleton Dist. SC
Other children: Lucinda 16 Dec 1814 TN md:Thomas C Cole 17 Jan 1833 Perry Co AL
*Susan 1808 - 1867 never married
*William Floyd 28 Mar 1817 AL - 12 Feb 1850 MS
*David Alexander 04 Feb 1820 Al - 1867 LA
*Elizabeth 17 Sep 1810 - 1854 LA
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - George Tubb - Spouse: Elizabeth Jane Floyd - Spouse Birth Place: KY - Marriage State: NC (ancestry)
Spelling of last name - Tubb or Tubbs
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This information comes from the Applications for Enrollment of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898- 1918
- Through different case numbers of the Dawes Packet from his grandchildren, great grandchildren and so on, George Tubb is half Choctaw Indian. He was found on an Indian roll in Ardmore with the Indian name of Pa-tubbee or Po-tubbee.
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The below information was sent in by Rebecca Stenzel:
You are correct to doubt George Tubb's burial in Hopewell Cem Perry Co AL. I have researched this and have found his grandson, Elisha Petty, in 1902 Dawes Testimony gave statements that indicate George Tubb died c 1838 in Alabama near the Mississippi/Alabama state line. George Tubb and his son, Elisha Floyd Tubb, both bought land in Pickens Co. AL in 1837. Elizabeth Floyd Tubb, wife of George, was head of household in 1840 Pickens Co AL census. George Tubb died c 1838 Pickens Co AL. I suspect some of the early Tubb researchers knew George Tubb died in Alabama and assumed it was Perry Co.
married about 1791 in the Pendleton Dist. SC
Other children: Lucinda 16 Dec 1814 TN md:Thomas C Cole 17 Jan 1833 Perry Co AL
*Susan 1808 - 1867 never married
*William Floyd 28 Mar 1817 AL - 12 Feb 1850 MS
*David Alexander 04 Feb 1820 Al - 1867 LA
*Elizabeth 17 Sep 1810 - 1854 LA
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - George Tubb - Spouse: Elizabeth Jane Floyd - Spouse Birth Place: KY - Marriage State: NC (ancestry)
Spelling of last name - Tubb or Tubbs
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This information comes from the Applications for Enrollment of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898- 1918
- Through different case numbers of the Dawes Packet from his grandchildren, great grandchildren and so on, George Tubb is half Choctaw Indian. He was found on an Indian roll in Ardmore with the Indian name of Pa-tubbee or Po-tubbee.
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The below information was sent in by Rebecca Stenzel:
You are correct to doubt George Tubb's burial in Hopewell Cem Perry Co AL. I have researched this and have found his grandson, Elisha Petty, in 1902 Dawes Testimony gave statements that indicate George Tubb died c 1838 in Alabama near the Mississippi/Alabama state line. George Tubb and his son, Elisha Floyd Tubb, both bought land in Pickens Co. AL in 1837. Elizabeth Floyd Tubb, wife of George, was head of household in 1840 Pickens Co AL census. George Tubb died c 1838 Pickens Co AL. I suspect some of the early Tubb researchers knew George Tubb died in Alabama and assumed it was Perry Co.
Different resources say that George is buried at this cemetery. Athough his grave can not be found. The dates above are also questionable.
married about 1791 in the Pendleton Dist. SC
Other children: Lucinda 16 Dec 1814 TN md:Thomas C Cole 17 Jan 1833 Perry Co AL
*Susan 1808 - 1867 never married
*William Floyd 28 Mar 1817 AL - 12 Feb 1850 MS
*David Alexander 04 Feb 1820 Al - 1867 LA
*Elizabeth 17 Sep 1810 - 1854 LA
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - George Tubb - Spouse: Elizabeth Jane Floyd - Spouse Birth Place: KY - Marriage State: NC (ancestry)
Spelling of last name - Tubb or Tubbs
--
This information comes from the Applications for Enrollment of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898- 1918
- Through different case numbers of the Dawes Packet from his grandchildren, great grandchildren and so on, George Tubb is half Choctaw Indian. He was found on an Indian roll in Ardmore with the Indian name of Pa-tubbee or Po-tubbee.
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The below information was sent in by Rebecca Stenzel:
You are correct to doubt George Tubb's burial in Hopewell Cem Perry Co AL. I have researched this and have found his grandson, Elisha Petty, in 1902 Dawes Testimony gave statements that indicate George Tubb died c 1838 in Alabama near the Mississippi/Alabama state line. George Tubb and his son, Elisha Floyd Tubb, both bought land in Pickens Co. AL in 1837. Elizabeth Floyd Tubb, wife of George, was head of household in 1840 Pickens Co AL census. George Tubb died c 1838 Pickens Co AL. I suspect some of the early Tubb researchers knew George Tubb died in Alabama and assumed it was Perry Co.
married about 1791 in the Pendleton Dist. SC
Other children: Lucinda 16 Dec 1814 TN md:Thomas C Cole 17 Jan 1833 Perry Co AL
*Susan 1808 - 1867 never married
*William Floyd 28 Mar 1817 AL - 12 Feb 1850 MS
*David Alexander 04 Feb 1820 Al - 1867 LA
*Elizabeth 17 Sep 1810 - 1854 LA
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 - George Tubb - Spouse: Elizabeth Jane Floyd - Spouse Birth Place: KY - Marriage State: NC (ancestry)
Spelling of last name - Tubb or Tubbs
--
This information comes from the Applications for Enrollment of the Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1898- 1918
- Through different case numbers of the Dawes Packet from his grandchildren, great grandchildren and so on, George Tubb is half Choctaw Indian. He was found on an Indian roll in Ardmore with the Indian name of Pa-tubbee or Po-tubbee.
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The below information was sent in by Rebecca Stenzel:
You are correct to doubt George Tubb's burial in Hopewell Cem Perry Co AL. I have researched this and have found his grandson, Elisha Petty, in 1902 Dawes Testimony gave statements that indicate George Tubb died c 1838 in Alabama near the Mississippi/Alabama state line. George Tubb and his son, Elisha Floyd Tubb, both bought land in Pickens Co. AL in 1837. Elizabeth Floyd Tubb, wife of George, was head of household in 1840 Pickens Co AL census. George Tubb died c 1838 Pickens Co AL. I suspect some of the early Tubb researchers knew George Tubb died in Alabama and assumed it was Perry Co.
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