Alabama Bible Record: Ellington Drinkard Family Bible

The Elington Drinkard Family Bible – Philadelphia: Published by Edward W. Miller, Artisan Bldg., Ranstead Place 1840 The original is in the hands of Drinkard Researcher Janie Prince, Houston, Texas

Births

Elington Drinkard was born June 22 AD 1799
Tabith Drinkard was born December 34 AD 1804 (She Was a Mobley)
Jeremiah Drinkard was born October 10 AD 1819
William Drinkard was born June 2 AD 1821
Elizabeth Drinkard was born April 17 AD 1823
Lemuel Drinkard was born February 1 AD 1825
John M. Drinkard was born January 7 AD 1827
Jesse Drinkard was born April 4 AD 1829
Mary Drinkard was born February 26 AD 1831
W. J.(G) Drinkard was born February 7 1833
F. E. Drinkard (Frances) was born November 16 1834
Allen Drinkard was born May 5 AD 1837
Jerusa A. Drinkard was born April 30 AD 1839
Marion Drinkard was born March 10 AD 1843
Sarah E. Drinkard was born December 27 AD 1845
(d. 4 April 1896)

Deaths

Marion Drinkard died August 12 AD 1859
Jermiah Drinkard deid May 17 AD 1857
Tabitha Drinkard died December 14 AD 1859
(Marengo Co.)
Elington Drinkard died August 8 AD 1873
Sallie E. Taylor died April 4 1846
No marriage records in the Bible

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