Abram Birdwell was probably born in Roane County, Tennessee, where Joshua Birdwell lived before moving to Blount County. Abram came to Honeycomb Valley in Marshall County by 1840 not far from where Joshua's brother John Birdwell had settled 20 years earlier. Genealogists believe Abraham was the son of Joshua, since his first son was named Joshua J. Birdwell.
Joshua and John Birdwell were sons of George Birdwell and wife Mary Looney.
Abram Birdwell died 1840-50 in Honeycomb Valley and his family continued living not far the Honeycomb cemetery, where he is thought to be buried (not verified).
1840 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abraham Birdwell”
Males: One 30-40 (c.1800 to c.1810) Abram
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to c.1835) Joshua & Simon
Two under 5 (c.1835 to 1840) Abram & ???
Females: One 50-60 (c.1780 to 1790) R. Waggoner?
One 20-30 (c.1810 to 1820) Mary
One 10-15 (c.1825 to 1830) Elizabeth?
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to 1835) Sarah & ???
1850 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abram Birdwell” 46 (c.1804) TN
Mary,38 (c.1812) TN (Waggoner)
Joshua,22 (c.1828) AL
Simon A., 16 (c.1834) AL
Sarah,18 (c.1832) AL
Abram,13 (c.1837) AL
Mary (L ?),7 (c.1843) AL
Martha,5 (c.1845) AL
Rebecca WAGONER, 60 (c.1790) VA
Some family trees give his name as Abraham ("Abram") Marshall Birdwell.
His wife was Mary Waggoner (some say Mary Waggoner Johnson). Some family trees show her as the daughter of David Waggoner and Rebecca Waggoner.
Joshua and John Birdwell were sons of George Birdwell and wife Mary Looney.
Abram Birdwell died 1840-50 in Honeycomb Valley and his family continued living not far the Honeycomb cemetery, where he is thought to be buried (not verified).
1840 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abraham Birdwell”
Males: One 30-40 (c.1800 to c.1810) Abram
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to c.1835) Joshua & Simon
Two under 5 (c.1835 to 1840) Abram & ???
Females: One 50-60 (c.1780 to 1790) R. Waggoner?
One 20-30 (c.1810 to 1820) Mary
One 10-15 (c.1825 to 1830) Elizabeth?
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to 1835) Sarah & ???
1850 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abram Birdwell” 46 (c.1804) TN
Mary,38 (c.1812) TN (Waggoner)
Joshua,22 (c.1828) AL
Simon A., 16 (c.1834) AL
Sarah,18 (c.1832) AL
Abram,13 (c.1837) AL
Mary (L ?),7 (c.1843) AL
Martha,5 (c.1845) AL
Rebecca WAGONER, 60 (c.1790) VA
Some family trees give his name as Abraham ("Abram") Marshall Birdwell.
His wife was Mary Waggoner (some say Mary Waggoner Johnson). Some family trees show her as the daughter of David Waggoner and Rebecca Waggoner.
Abram Birdwell was probably born in Roane County, Tennessee, where Joshua Birdwell lived before moving to Blount County. Abram came to Honeycomb Valley in Marshall County by 1840 not far from where Joshua's brother John Birdwell had settled 20 years earlier. Genealogists believe Abraham was the son of Joshua, since his first son was named Joshua J. Birdwell.
Joshua and John Birdwell were sons of George Birdwell and wife Mary Looney.
Abram Birdwell died 1840-50 in Honeycomb Valley and his family continued living not far the Honeycomb cemetery, where he is thought to be buried (not verified).
1840 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abraham Birdwell”
Males: One 30-40 (c.1800 to c.1810) Abram
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to c.1835) Joshua & Simon
Two under 5 (c.1835 to 1840) Abram & ???
Females: One 50-60 (c.1780 to 1790) R. Waggoner?
One 20-30 (c.1810 to 1820) Mary
One 10-15 (c.1825 to 1830) Elizabeth?
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to 1835) Sarah & ???
1850 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abram Birdwell” 46 (c.1804) TN
Mary,38 (c.1812) TN (Waggoner)
Joshua,22 (c.1828) AL
Simon A., 16 (c.1834) AL
Sarah,18 (c.1832) AL
Abram,13 (c.1837) AL
Mary (L ?),7 (c.1843) AL
Martha,5 (c.1845) AL
Rebecca WAGONER, 60 (c.1790) VA
Some family trees give his name as Abraham ("Abram") Marshall Birdwell.
His wife was Mary Waggoner (some say Mary Waggoner Johnson). Some family trees show her as the daughter of David Waggoner and Rebecca Waggoner.
Joshua and John Birdwell were sons of George Birdwell and wife Mary Looney.
Abram Birdwell died 1840-50 in Honeycomb Valley and his family continued living not far the Honeycomb cemetery, where he is thought to be buried (not verified).
1840 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abraham Birdwell”
Males: One 30-40 (c.1800 to c.1810) Abram
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to c.1835) Joshua & Simon
Two under 5 (c.1835 to 1840) Abram & ???
Females: One 50-60 (c.1780 to 1790) R. Waggoner?
One 20-30 (c.1810 to 1820) Mary
One 10-15 (c.1825 to 1830) Elizabeth?
Two 5-10 (c.1830 to 1835) Sarah & ???
1850 census Marshall Co, Alabama
“Abram Birdwell” 46 (c.1804) TN
Mary,38 (c.1812) TN (Waggoner)
Joshua,22 (c.1828) AL
Simon A., 16 (c.1834) AL
Sarah,18 (c.1832) AL
Abram,13 (c.1837) AL
Mary (L ?),7 (c.1843) AL
Martha,5 (c.1845) AL
Rebecca WAGONER, 60 (c.1790) VA
Some family trees give his name as Abraham ("Abram") Marshall Birdwell.
His wife was Mary Waggoner (some say Mary Waggoner Johnson). Some family trees show her as the daughter of David Waggoner and Rebecca Waggoner.
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