Isham married in 1780 in North Carolina, Anne Ferrell who was born on May 5, 1755, Franklin County, NC. She was the daughter of John Ferrell and Ann Fish. She died fefore 1820 in Georgia. Anne was previously married to John Allen.
Children of Isham and Anne Alford were:
1. Brittain Washington Alford, born Feb 4, 1781, Franklin, NC, died Feb 10, 1849, Molena, Pike County, Gs. He married Barbara Brassell on Mar 19, 1805 in Green Co., Ga.
2. Baldy Alford, born Oct 23, 1784, Franklin Co., NC and died about 1865, Alford's Bend, Hokes Bluff, Etoway Co., AL. He served in the War of 1812 in the 2nd Regiment Georgia Militia as a private.
3. Bynum (Binum) Alford, born Dec 31, 1787 in Georgia and died about 1851 in Dekalb Co., Ga. He was married to Nancy Thompson on Apr 23, 1814 in Morgan Co., Ga. He was a Private in Alexander's Battalion Riflemen, War of 1812.
4. Anna F Alford, born Oct 9, 1790 in Wilkes Co., Ga., and died about 1880 in Lousisiana.
(Ref: www.alfordassociation.org and familytreemaker.genealogy.com)
The Alford Cemetery in LaGrange, Troup County, GA., is a good candidate cemetery for Isham. There are 8 Alford's and 3 Hogg's memorials listed. Four memorials with 'Lodwick' in their names. Lodwick Alford is a possibility for Isham's father.
(Notes from the Revolutionary War) "Not a man of any rank or distinction, or scarcely any man of property," wrote Colonel Seawell, "has lain in his house since the British passed through Nash County. We are distressed with all the rogues and vagabonds that Cornwallis can raise to pest us with...A certain Robert Beard with fifteen others on Friday last seized the person of John Ferrell, Isham Alford and Robert Melton, together with seven horses and I think three guns,...and carried them all off. Our men after collecting, pursued them; but night coming on, and drawing near the enemey's line, they returned without any luck." (Ref: History of North Carolina: From 1584 to 1783. By Samuel A'court Ashe, c-1908, Nash's Administration, 1780-81, pg 668) Note: John Ferrell maybe Isham Alford's father-in-law.
Children of Isham and Anne Alford were:
1. Brittain Washington Alford, born Feb 4, 1781, Franklin, NC, died Feb 10, 1849, Molena, Pike County, Gs. He married Barbara Brassell on Mar 19, 1805 in Green Co., Ga.
2. Baldy Alford, born Oct 23, 1784, Franklin Co., NC and died about 1865, Alford's Bend, Hokes Bluff, Etoway Co., AL. He served in the War of 1812 in the 2nd Regiment Georgia Militia as a private.
3. Bynum (Binum) Alford, born Dec 31, 1787 in Georgia and died about 1851 in Dekalb Co., Ga. He was married to Nancy Thompson on Apr 23, 1814 in Morgan Co., Ga. He was a Private in Alexander's Battalion Riflemen, War of 1812.
4. Anna F Alford, born Oct 9, 1790 in Wilkes Co., Ga., and died about 1880 in Lousisiana.
(Ref: www.alfordassociation.org and familytreemaker.genealogy.com)
The Alford Cemetery in LaGrange, Troup County, GA., is a good candidate cemetery for Isham. There are 8 Alford's and 3 Hogg's memorials listed. Four memorials with 'Lodwick' in their names. Lodwick Alford is a possibility for Isham's father.
(Notes from the Revolutionary War) "Not a man of any rank or distinction, or scarcely any man of property," wrote Colonel Seawell, "has lain in his house since the British passed through Nash County. We are distressed with all the rogues and vagabonds that Cornwallis can raise to pest us with...A certain Robert Beard with fifteen others on Friday last seized the person of John Ferrell, Isham Alford and Robert Melton, together with seven horses and I think three guns,...and carried them all off. Our men after collecting, pursued them; but night coming on, and drawing near the enemey's line, they returned without any luck." (Ref: History of North Carolina: From 1584 to 1783. By Samuel A'court Ashe, c-1908, Nash's Administration, 1780-81, pg 668) Note: John Ferrell maybe Isham Alford's father-in-law.
Isham married in 1780 in North Carolina, Anne Ferrell who was born on May 5, 1755, Franklin County, NC. She was the daughter of John Ferrell and Ann Fish. She died fefore 1820 in Georgia. Anne was previously married to John Allen.
Children of Isham and Anne Alford were:
1. Brittain Washington Alford, born Feb 4, 1781, Franklin, NC, died Feb 10, 1849, Molena, Pike County, Gs. He married Barbara Brassell on Mar 19, 1805 in Green Co., Ga.
2. Baldy Alford, born Oct 23, 1784, Franklin Co., NC and died about 1865, Alford's Bend, Hokes Bluff, Etoway Co., AL. He served in the War of 1812 in the 2nd Regiment Georgia Militia as a private.
3. Bynum (Binum) Alford, born Dec 31, 1787 in Georgia and died about 1851 in Dekalb Co., Ga. He was married to Nancy Thompson on Apr 23, 1814 in Morgan Co., Ga. He was a Private in Alexander's Battalion Riflemen, War of 1812.
4. Anna F Alford, born Oct 9, 1790 in Wilkes Co., Ga., and died about 1880 in Lousisiana.
(Ref: www.alfordassociation.org and familytreemaker.genealogy.com)
The Alford Cemetery in LaGrange, Troup County, GA., is a good candidate cemetery for Isham. There are 8 Alford's and 3 Hogg's memorials listed. Four memorials with 'Lodwick' in their names. Lodwick Alford is a possibility for Isham's father.
(Notes from the Revolutionary War) "Not a man of any rank or distinction, or scarcely any man of property," wrote Colonel Seawell, "has lain in his house since the British passed through Nash County. We are distressed with all the rogues and vagabonds that Cornwallis can raise to pest us with...A certain Robert Beard with fifteen others on Friday last seized the person of John Ferrell, Isham Alford and Robert Melton, together with seven horses and I think three guns,...and carried them all off. Our men after collecting, pursued them; but night coming on, and drawing near the enemey's line, they returned without any luck." (Ref: History of North Carolina: From 1584 to 1783. By Samuel A'court Ashe, c-1908, Nash's Administration, 1780-81, pg 668) Note: John Ferrell maybe Isham Alford's father-in-law.
Children of Isham and Anne Alford were:
1. Brittain Washington Alford, born Feb 4, 1781, Franklin, NC, died Feb 10, 1849, Molena, Pike County, Gs. He married Barbara Brassell on Mar 19, 1805 in Green Co., Ga.
2. Baldy Alford, born Oct 23, 1784, Franklin Co., NC and died about 1865, Alford's Bend, Hokes Bluff, Etoway Co., AL. He served in the War of 1812 in the 2nd Regiment Georgia Militia as a private.
3. Bynum (Binum) Alford, born Dec 31, 1787 in Georgia and died about 1851 in Dekalb Co., Ga. He was married to Nancy Thompson on Apr 23, 1814 in Morgan Co., Ga. He was a Private in Alexander's Battalion Riflemen, War of 1812.
4. Anna F Alford, born Oct 9, 1790 in Wilkes Co., Ga., and died about 1880 in Lousisiana.
(Ref: www.alfordassociation.org and familytreemaker.genealogy.com)
The Alford Cemetery in LaGrange, Troup County, GA., is a good candidate cemetery for Isham. There are 8 Alford's and 3 Hogg's memorials listed. Four memorials with 'Lodwick' in their names. Lodwick Alford is a possibility for Isham's father.
(Notes from the Revolutionary War) "Not a man of any rank or distinction, or scarcely any man of property," wrote Colonel Seawell, "has lain in his house since the British passed through Nash County. We are distressed with all the rogues and vagabonds that Cornwallis can raise to pest us with...A certain Robert Beard with fifteen others on Friday last seized the person of John Ferrell, Isham Alford and Robert Melton, together with seven horses and I think three guns,...and carried them all off. Our men after collecting, pursued them; but night coming on, and drawing near the enemey's line, they returned without any luck." (Ref: History of North Carolina: From 1584 to 1783. By Samuel A'court Ashe, c-1908, Nash's Administration, 1780-81, pg 668) Note: John Ferrell maybe Isham Alford's father-in-law.
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