Isaac Abercrombie was a pioneer of Perry County, Alabama (born 1748 Scotland – died 1825 Alabama) This book is a compilation of six generations of his descendants. It includes sources such as wills, deeds, Bible records, etc. Many descendants moved west to Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Arkansas.
The Birds’ Nest, U.S. Route 43, Vilula, Perry County, AL ca. 1939 (Library of Congress)
ISAAC ABERCROMBIE, ALABAMA PIONEER, Six Generations of Descendants is a compilation of six generations of his descendants. It includes sources such as wills, deeds, Bible records, etc. Many descendants moved west to Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Arkansas.
Some of the descendant surnames include: ALEXANDER, ALLEN, APPERSON, ARNOLD, BAIN, BARNES, BEATY, BEECH, BELL, BILLINGSLEY, BILLINGSLIE, BOLLING, BOONE, BOUNDS, BUCK, BURROUGHS, CHANCELLOR, COLEMAN, COOK, COTTINGHAM, CROTWELL, CUMMINGS, DERDEN, EASTMAN, EPPING, FAIR, FULLER, GOODWIN, GULLEY, HAMMOND, HAYES, HOGUE, HOLLIFIELD, HOLSUMBACK, HOPPER, HOWELL, HUDSON, HURT, KILLINGSWORTH, KIRK, LONG, LOWERY, MATTHEWS, MCGOWEN, MCHUGH, MCKINNEY, MCLEOD, MEBANE, MEDDERS, MITCHELL, MOORE, MORRISON, NALLEY, NALLY, NIX, OSBURN, OTT, PARRISH, PERRY, PILGREN, POLLY, POPE, POTTS, POWERS, PRATT, PUCKETT, RAGSDALE, RAMSEY, RAWLS, REDMAN, REYNOLDS, RICE, SANFORD, SEYMOUR, SHERMAN, SIDERATOS, SMITHERMAN, SNEAD, STEPHENSON, STEVENS, STEWART, TAYLOR, TEPPER, THOMPSON, THROWER, WALKER, WALLACE, WALLS, WEATHERFORD, WEAVER, WITHERS, WOOLEY, YARCHIN, YORK, YOUNG
Check to see if this is your family line by browsing the brief descendant outline in the beginning pages of the SAMPLE on Amazon.
ISAAC ABERCROMBIE, ALABAMA PIONEER, Six Generations of Descendants
Oh me! You know I’ll have to buy the books.
Where can you find them?
You can find it here. https://www.amazon.com/ABERCROMBIE-ALABAMA-PIONEER-Generations-Descendants-ebook/dp/B0052EX9VQ/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1473106568&sr=8-1&keywords=isaac+abercrombie+causey&linkCode=sl1&tag=alabapione-20&linkId=671a8287d0dae53c367ad271c8ad3b7b
AG Moore
Where the house?
Click that blue link at the top
The Byrd Settlement aka the Bird Clan of the Choctaw Nation of Indians. Highway 43 aka Louisiana, Mississippi, Tensa (Tennessee), etc.
The Old Southwest along US Highway 43.
Chief Darby Weaver
The Tribal Leader
Here’s the issue:
Most information about the Byrd Settlement or Buzzard’s Roost, Pigeon’s Roost, Turkey Town, Eagle Town or Pilgrim’s Rest, etc. whatever it has been called over all these year it still exists where it always has since time immemorial or at least 10,000 years.
The same Choctaw who are named in the Treaties, the Federal
records and Supreme Court Decrees all point back to the same place in what is today Mobile County Alabama along Highway 96 or the Old St. Stephens Road or else the Coy Smith Highway or the Military Road or the old Sawmill Road or whatever it will be obscured to next.
It’s still the same place those 96 families of Choctaw Indians have always lived even when they were referred to as Chickasaws, Natchez, Chochuma, or even Cherokee, etc.
Same people, same place, same events.
The Choctaw Nation of Indians of Helena or Hell Town or whatever the Byrd Settlement, Weaver Community and Kunsha or Reed, and Orso and Calvert Communities will be called next…
It is still the same place, time after time.
It still has not moved.
The stories get retold as if they happened somewhere else.
The place never moved and the people are fully documented since before there was a United States of America.
It’s hard to make it up.
Chief Darby Weaver
The Tribal Leader
My grandfather name was Ike Abercrombie born in Perry co. Ala.