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Whitehead, Charles
| Whitehead, Charles | 1817-1818 | Corporal in Wimberly's 1st Reg of Georgia Militia in Seminole War 1817-1818. | The Index to Volunteer Soldiers in Indian Wars and Disturbances |
| Whitehead, Charles | 1818 | Charles Whitehead is included on the 1818 Conecuh County, Alabama Tax List. He had one slave, no sales of merchandise, and no "wheels of pleasure." One white poll (i.e., person eligible to vote) was enumerated for the household. | 1818 Conecuh County, Alabama Tax List |
| Whitehead, Charles | 12/8/1821 | Bondsman. Charles McDade vs George Washington Raley. | Henry County, Alabama Court Cases, Pages 11, 12, 19, 20. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 1/18/1823 See Note | Deceased. Aaron D. Martin, the administrator of Charles Whitehead's estate was directed to sell Charles Whitehead's estate on January 18, 1823. David Caldwell, Judge of the County Court presided. Note: Year written was actually 1823 but from the context it assuredly should have been 1824. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 397. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 2/4/1823 | Died prior to February 4, 1823. A bill was submitted by Allen Hughs against the estate of Charles Whitehead for "clothing and boarding" Charles Whitehead's five children beginning on February 4, 1823. The children were Winney Whitehead, Rhody (Rhoda) Whitehead, Sin Clary Whitehead, Gilley Whitehead, and Leah Whitehead. Elizabeth Whitehead was identified as the children's mother, and hence, Charles Whitehead's widow. The bill also implies that the area where Charles Whitehead lived became part of Dale County, Alabama. | Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. Charles Whitehead's estate case, image 5. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 10/22/1823 | Deceased. Aaron Martin was appointed administrator of Charles Whitehead's (deceased) estate on October 22, 1823 when the widow and family failed to comply with the law. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 396. |
| Whitehead, (3 Unnamed slaves) | 10/31/1823 | Charles Whitehead's (deceased) estate was inventoried that included one woman slave and two children slaves. None of the slaves' names were given. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 396. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 02/19/1827 | Application having been made for a settlement of the estate of Charles Whitehead deceased it is therefore ordered that Aaron D Martin administrator of said estate be an appear at a Special Orphans Court to be held on the Tuesday after the first Monday in May next and present his account and vouchers for settlement at which time and place all persons concerned to attest and show cause why his accounts should not be allowed | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 407. |
| Whitehead, Charles | Dec. term 1829 | Ordered that letters of Guardianship issue to John Martin on the person and property of Sincliar Whitehead minor and heir of Charles Whitehead deceased. He the said Martin having given bond and security. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 409 #2. |
| Whitehead, Charles | Dec. term 1829 | Ordered that letters of Guardianship issue to Isaac Ledbetter to take charge of the person and property of Lear Whitehead a minor heir of Charles Whitehead deceased. He having given bond and approved security. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 409 #2. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 05/25/1829 | The administrator of Charles Whitehead came in to court agreeable to an order heretofore made requiring him to render in his vouchers etc. against said estate and craved further time for the purpose of being benefitted by further testimony not now present rebutting the a/c of Allen Hughes against said estate. Therefore ordered by the court that the settlement of said estate be continued until the day after the first Monday in November next | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 408. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 05/25/1829 | Ordered that letters of guardianship issue to David Jones to take charge of the person and effects of Rhoda Whitehead a minor and heir of Charles Whitehead deceased. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 407. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 8/4/1829 | David G. Jones was appointed guardian of Rhonda Whitehead, minor heir of Charles Whitehead, deceased, on August 4, 1829. A. Hill witnessed the appointment, and George Jones was bondsman. | Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. Charles Whitehead's estate case, image 3. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 11/05/1829 | Ordered that letters of guardianship issue to Isaac Ledbetter authorizing him to take charge of the person and property of Gilly Whitehead a minor and heir of Charles Whitehead deceased. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 408. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 12/15/1829 | The estate of Charles Whitehead. The following were paid from the estate. A D Martin, Josiah Bowls, Isaac Ledbetter, A McCulloh, Oran Martin, Julius Martin, E Carny(?), Mrs Wilkens. Aaron D Martin administrator of Charles Whitehead deceased that the above account is just and true. Sworn to in open court. James Pynes Clerk | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 409 #2. |
| Whitehead, Charles | 12/15/1829 | Ordered that the accounts and vouchers of Aaron D Martin Admin. of Charles Whitehead deceased be allowed him in the settlement of said estate | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 409 #2. |
| Whitehead, Charles | No date. Circa 1830. | Ordered that Aaron D Martin Administrator of Charles Whitehead deceased make a distribution of the estate of said deceased between the legatees. Ordered that the former securities of Aaron D Martin administrator of Charles Whitehead be released. He having given new bond and security. | Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 410. |
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