Confederate States of America
Private, Co G, Madison's Regt, Texas Cavalry
Phillips, Arizona Brigade. Research by Fred A. Pflugrath, Box 561, Peshastin, WA 98847
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MR. and MRS. J. J. ALBIN were both natives of Mississippi. Tradition has it that the progenitor of the Albins of America came from Ireland, but at a time so remote as to render the date uncertain. The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Albin: J.R., H. R., J. S., and H. O., or, generally known to their friends as Rayburn,Riley, Joe and Henry, the last named now living in Malaga where he operates an
orchard tract. The girls were known as Alice, Augusta and Mary.
About the year 1868, the Albins removed to Texas, where they lived twenty years, thence going to the Territory of Washington, locating on Nanum Creek near the foothills of Kittitas Valley; there they followed dairying two years. They then settled near Beaver Creek on Badger Mountain. Diversified farming was followed to a certain extent, but cattle raising became the principal industry, which proved to be fairly profitable. In 1903, Mr. Albin disposed of his land
holdings and came down to the Wenatchee country where he lived many years and owned several orchard homes. One of these, a ten-acre tract is on Washington Avenue, which he disposed of at a good price beforehe left Wenatchee Valley. He now lives at Prosser, Washington.
Submitted to the Washington Biographies Project in April 2008 by Diana Smith. Added by Joyce Larsen, FAG volunteer, August 2014.
- lloker (#47344922)
Private, Co G, Madison's Regt, Texas Cavalry
Phillips, Arizona Brigade. Research by Fred A. Pflugrath, Box 561, Peshastin, WA 98847
http://www.suvcwdb.org/
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MR. and MRS. J. J. ALBIN were both natives of Mississippi. Tradition has it that the progenitor of the Albins of America came from Ireland, but at a time so remote as to render the date uncertain. The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Albin: J.R., H. R., J. S., and H. O., or, generally known to their friends as Rayburn,Riley, Joe and Henry, the last named now living in Malaga where he operates an
orchard tract. The girls were known as Alice, Augusta and Mary.
About the year 1868, the Albins removed to Texas, where they lived twenty years, thence going to the Territory of Washington, locating on Nanum Creek near the foothills of Kittitas Valley; there they followed dairying two years. They then settled near Beaver Creek on Badger Mountain. Diversified farming was followed to a certain extent, but cattle raising became the principal industry, which proved to be fairly profitable. In 1903, Mr. Albin disposed of his land
holdings and came down to the Wenatchee country where he lived many years and owned several orchard homes. One of these, a ten-acre tract is on Washington Avenue, which he disposed of at a good price beforehe left Wenatchee Valley. He now lives at Prosser, Washington.
Submitted to the Washington Biographies Project in April 2008 by Diana Smith. Added by Joyce Larsen, FAG volunteer, August 2014.
- lloker (#47344922)
Confederate States of America
Private, Co G, Madison's Regt, Texas Cavalry
Phillips, Arizona Brigade. Research by Fred A. Pflugrath, Box 561, Peshastin, WA 98847
http://www.suvcwdb.org/
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MR. and MRS. J. J. ALBIN were both natives of Mississippi. Tradition has it that the progenitor of the Albins of America came from Ireland, but at a time so remote as to render the date uncertain. The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Albin: J.R., H. R., J. S., and H. O., or, generally known to their friends as Rayburn,Riley, Joe and Henry, the last named now living in Malaga where he operates an
orchard tract. The girls were known as Alice, Augusta and Mary.
About the year 1868, the Albins removed to Texas, where they lived twenty years, thence going to the Territory of Washington, locating on Nanum Creek near the foothills of Kittitas Valley; there they followed dairying two years. They then settled near Beaver Creek on Badger Mountain. Diversified farming was followed to a certain extent, but cattle raising became the principal industry, which proved to be fairly profitable. In 1903, Mr. Albin disposed of his land
holdings and came down to the Wenatchee country where he lived many years and owned several orchard homes. One of these, a ten-acre tract is on Washington Avenue, which he disposed of at a good price beforehe left Wenatchee Valley. He now lives at Prosser, Washington.
Submitted to the Washington Biographies Project in April 2008 by Diana Smith. Added by Joyce Larsen, FAG volunteer, August 2014.
- lloker (#47344922)
Private, Co G, Madison's Regt, Texas Cavalry
Phillips, Arizona Brigade. Research by Fred A. Pflugrath, Box 561, Peshastin, WA 98847
http://www.suvcwdb.org/
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MR. and MRS. J. J. ALBIN were both natives of Mississippi. Tradition has it that the progenitor of the Albins of America came from Ireland, but at a time so remote as to render the date uncertain. The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Albin: J.R., H. R., J. S., and H. O., or, generally known to their friends as Rayburn,Riley, Joe and Henry, the last named now living in Malaga where he operates an
orchard tract. The girls were known as Alice, Augusta and Mary.
About the year 1868, the Albins removed to Texas, where they lived twenty years, thence going to the Territory of Washington, locating on Nanum Creek near the foothills of Kittitas Valley; there they followed dairying two years. They then settled near Beaver Creek on Badger Mountain. Diversified farming was followed to a certain extent, but cattle raising became the principal industry, which proved to be fairly profitable. In 1903, Mr. Albin disposed of his land
holdings and came down to the Wenatchee country where he lived many years and owned several orchard homes. One of these, a ten-acre tract is on Washington Avenue, which he disposed of at a good price beforehe left Wenatchee Valley. He now lives at Prosser, Washington.
Submitted to the Washington Biographies Project in April 2008 by Diana Smith. Added by Joyce Larsen, FAG volunteer, August 2014.
- lloker (#47344922)
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