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McGriff, Richard
| McGriff, Richard | 3/4/1807 | Born on March 4, 1807. | From Richard McGriff's tombstone as recorded in the Survey of the Columbia, Alabama, Cemetery by Janie E. Wood. June 1994. |
| McGriff, Richard | Between 1818-1820 | Settler between 1818 and 1820 along with his father John McGriff and brother William McGriff. | The Henry County Register, August 1, 1873. |
| McGriff, Richard | 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 |
| McGriff, Richard | 9/12/1823 | Commissioned a Lieutenant of the 25th Regiment, Alabama Militia (Henry County) on September 12, 1823 replacing George Hutto. | Alabama state militia, 1820-1865: Long-Moody, A.L., FHL US/CAN Film 146280. |
| McGriff, Richard | 6/18/1825 | Elected to replace John Lewis as captain district. See list of 45 voters. | Henry County Political Return 1822-1860 and Church Records, Henry County Historical Society, 1970, pg 13, June 18, 1825 |
| McGriff, Captain | 2/10/1826 | Election held in his district for Justice of the Peace | Henry County Political Return 1822-1860 and Church Records, Henry County Historical Society, 1970, pg 17, February 10, 1826 |
| Grif, Richard | 12/101827 | Purchased items at John Hodges' estate sale. Sale was ordered on April 6, 1827. "Grif" in the estate case but should have been "McGriff." | John Hodges' estate case. Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. |
| McGriff, (Captain) | 4/4/1828 | Election held in his district for constable | Henry County Political Return 1822-1860 and Church Records, Henry County Historical Society, 1970, pg 25, April 4, 1828 |
| McGriff, (Captain) | 3/2/1829 | Election held in his district for two Justices of the Peace and a Constable. | Henry County Political Return 1822-1860 and Church Records, Henry County Historical Society, 1970, pg 28. Certified March 2, 1829 |
| McGriff, Richard | 9/30/1874 | Died on September 30, 1874. Buried in the Columbia, Alabama Cemetery. | From Richard McGriff's tombstone as recorded in the Survey of the Columbia, Alabama, Cemetery by Janie E. Wood. June 1994. |
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| JimChumney | Sarah McGriff wife of Richard McGriff | 0 | Feb 23 2011, 11:12 AM EST by JimChumney | ||
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I just added Sarah McGriff, wife of Richard McGriff, to the Excluded Individuals list because there is insufficient evidence that she was a resident of Henry County prior to 1830. Her obituary is in the September 12, 1873 edition of the "Henry County Register." It states that Sarah was the wife of Richard McGriff and a resident of Henry County for about forty years. "About 40 years" would put Sarah in Henry County circa 1833. She married Richard McGriff in Henry County on November 20, 1834. Her surname before the marriage was King. There is an Elizabeth King in the 1830 census who has a couple of daughters of marrying age. One could be Sarah. The only King on the Pre-1830 Henry County Pioneers website is a Nathan King who is on the Excluded Inhabitants List.
If a descendant of Richard McGriff and Sarah King McGriff has evidence that Sarah was, indeed, a resident of Henry County prior to 1830, I'll happily create a web page for her. |
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