I201: John PHIFER (1813 - 1 AUG 1862)

John PHIFER

BIRTH: 1813, Laurens Co., SC
DEATH: 1 AUG 1862, AL
BURIAL: Marion County, AL

Father: Samuel PHIFER
Mother: WALKER

Family 1: Mary Elizabeth COOK

MARRIAGE: 5 MAR 1835, Henry County, Georgia

William H. PHIFER
Harriet Elizabeth PHIFER
Sarah Ann Frances PHIFER
Mary Jane PHIFER
Martha Clemantine PHIFER
Rebecca Evelyn PHIFER
John Worth PHIFER
Bethenia Harden PHIFER
Julia Ann Amanda PHIFER
James J. PHIFER

                  _John PHIFER _____
 _Samuel PHIFER _|
|                |_ FIELDS _________
|
|--John PHIFER 
|
|                 _Elijah WALKER ___
|_ WALKER _______|
                 |_Elizabeth _____ _

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Notes

He came to Walker County, Alabama about 1840 and settled on a farm near Providence Church (Oakman). He farmed until the outbreak of the Civil War, when he entered the Confederate Army and was either killed or died during the war. Apparently, his body was not returned to Walker County, as he is not buried at Providence Graveyard with his wife, Mary.

!SOURCE: Personal knowledge of Ida Rebecca SUMNER Dumas

!SOURCE: History of Walker County Alabama - John Martin Dombhart

!SOURCE: U.S. Census, 1860, Walker County, Alabama, Western Division, page 781, dated June 18. Showed him to be a farmer, age 47 born in SC.

!SOURCE: "My Life Story" by Ples Day. States he died and was buried beside the road near the Brilliant Mines in Alabama.

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