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Cawthon, William Between
1818-1820
Settler between 1818-1820.
The Henry County Register, August 1, 1873.
Cawthon, William Not Dated Married Sarah Smith daughter of Simon Smith; he was a Universalist minister, brother of Josiah Dabney Cawthon, established steamboat line with Richard “Dick” Knight, cattleman with free range cattle from Barbour County to St. Andrews Bay, Florida, had large cattle drives to Pensacola, Florida and brought back bags of gold as pay, later moved to Walton County, Florida in 1838.
HUB OF THE WIREGRASS, 1972, by Fred S. Watson, page 48 and THE HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, ALABAMA, 1961, by Mrs. Marvin Scott, pages 190-191.
Cawthon, William 1823 Settled around 1823 in area known at various times as Cawthon’s Cowpens, Popular Head and Dothan between today’s Dothan and Headland.
THE HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, ALABAMA, by Mrs. Marvin Scott, 1961, page 190.
Cawthon, William 3/31/1823
A manager, along with Captain John Lewis and Obadiah Dick, who certified election in Captain John Lewis' district (signature). See list of 40 voters.
Henry County Political Return 1822-1860 and Church Records, Henry County Historical Society, 1970, pg 5, March 31, 1823
Cawthon, William 3/31/1823 Appears on list of 40 voters for peace officers of Captain John Lewis' district.
Henry County Political Return 1822-1860 and Church Records, Henry County Historical Society, 1970, pg 6, March 31, 1823
Cawthon, William 12/14/1826 Jane Fulgham administratrix of estate of Jesse Fulgham, deceased made report that the estate is insolvent. Josiah Cawthon, William Cawthon and Bartlett Smith appointed commissioners to examine the claims of the creditors of the deceased Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 402.
Cawthon, William 9/9/1827 Involved in settling Miles Collins' 1825 accounts.
Miles Collins Estate Case File
Cawthon, William 10/10/1827 Whereas Josiah Cawthon, Willam Cawthon and Bartlett Smith have failed to make agreeable to an order of 14th December last appointing them commissioners of the claims against the estate of Jesse Fulgham deceased. It is therefore ordered that they make report on the first Monday in March next. Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 404.
Cawthon, William 5/5/1828 Last will and testament of Sands Standley admitted to record. Ordered that letters testamentary with the will annexed issue to Sarah Standley, Bartlett Smith, and Josiah D Cawthon. Ordered that the following persons or any three of them be appointed appraisers to appraise the estate of Sands Standley deceased. William Cawthon, George Jones, Simon Smith, Alexander Turner, Daniel Pynes, John Turner, and Ica Adkins Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 405.
Cawthon, Wm. 10/8/1828 Gave a receipt to Sarah Standly, executrix of Sands Standly's estate, on behalf of Wm McGriff. Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. Sands Stanley's estate case.
Cawthon, W. 12/15/1829 Forman for jury that disallowed charges by Allen Hughs against the estate of Charles Whitehead (deceased). Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. Charles Whitehead's estate case, image 7.



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HISTORIANDOG WILLIAM CAWTHON and WILLIAM WILSON CAWTHON 1 Jan 15 2012, 10:24 PM EST by JimChumney
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First I'd like to say that this website is about as good as they get and I'm very glad to have found it.

WILLIAM CAWTHON and WILLIAM W. CAWTHON are two different individuals. There is an entry for both WILLIAM CAWTHON and WILLIAM W. CAWTHON
on the 1830 United States Federal Census for Henry County, Alabama. Also, WILLIAM W.'s middle name of WILSON shows up in a U.S. Land Patent made out to WILLIAM WILSON CAWTHON of HENRY COUNTY dated 4 Oct. 1832.

Until I checked it out I was all set to make WILLIAM CAWTHON a Cornet in the 25th Regiment of Alabama Militia as I've been trying for years to establish a
military, or Indian fighter link to WILLIAM CAWTHON in order to substantiate undocumented verbal accounts passed on to me. The military honor though,
belongs to WILLIAM WILSON CAWTHON.

I have good copies of both documents which I'd be glad to post if someone will tell me how to do same on this site.
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