William M Pylant, 1847–1910?> (aged 63 years)
- Name
- William M /Pylant/
- Given names
- William M
- Surname
- Pylant
Birth
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Unique identifier: 561188DCA9C5042BA4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF351 |
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Death of a paternal grandfather
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Unique identifier: 561188DCF36EE40974494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF25 |
Burial of a paternal grandfather
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Unique identifier: 561188DCF37E440994494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF26 Shared note: tombstone inscription: tombstone inscription: |
Census
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAE26042C34494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF356 Shared note: in parents' household in parents' household |
Death of a sister
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Unique identifier: 561188DCA3D1042A64494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF339 |
Marriage
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Unique identifier: 561189076DCF341644494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:FF6328 |
Birth of a daughter
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Unique identifier: 561188E734A08B1504494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF48136 |
Death of a father
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Unique identifier: 561188DC98BB0428B4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF325 Shared note: Obit: The People's Banner, Thursday, November 2, 1876: Mr. John A. Pylant, so long and well known… Obit: The People's Banner, Thursday, November 2, 1876: Mr. John A. Pylant, so long and well known as a former citizen of this place and Elmore and Coosa counties, who with his wife, went out to where their children are in Texas last winter, died there on the 7th of last month. |
Burial of a father
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Unique identifier: 561188DC99BC0428D4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF326 Shared note: tombstone inscription: tombstone inscription: |
Birth of a son
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Unique identifier: 561188DF82964C74A4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18239 |
Census
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAC5D042BF4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF354 |
Death of a mother
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Unique identifier: 561188DCA1150429D4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF334 |
Burial of a mother
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Unique identifier: 561188DCA1E00429F4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF335 Shared note: tombstone inscription: |
Birth of a daughter
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Unique identifier: 561188DF82EE7C7564494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18246 |
Birth of a daughter
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Unique identifier: 561188DF8328BC75F4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF18250 |
Birth of a son
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Unique identifier: 561188E7ECE99ACD74494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF47594 |
Census
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAD80042C14494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF355 Shared note: in William E Bozeman household: William E, head of household, age 59, born Mar 1841 in AL, farmer; S… in William E Bozeman household: William E, head of household, age 59, born Mar 1841 in AL, farmer; Sallie, wife, age 57, born Aug 1842 in AL; Annie, mother, age 82, born Dec 1819 in AL; William M Pylant, age 53, born Jan 1847 in AL, boarder; William and Sallie have been married 35 years; Sallie has had 8 children, 6 of whom are living. (Sallie Bozeman is William Pylant's sister.) |
Marriage
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Unique identifier: 56118909913A78B724494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:FF15751 |
Residence
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAE79042C44494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF357 |
Reference Number
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAEE6042C64494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF358 Shared note: 70 |
Updated at
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27 NOV 2015 18:51:27 GMT-6
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Death
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAB39042BC4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF352 Shared note: Obit: Obit: (Death Certificate). "hit by the Birmingham Southern Railroad at Smithfield community, Birmingham, Alabama." He lived 30 days after being hit. |
Burial
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Unique identifier: 561188DCAC0C042BE4494FC262BEB6D4
Record ID number: MH:IF353 |
Record ID number
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father |
1810–1876
Birth: January 29, 1810
38
35
— Wake Co, NC Death: September 30, 1876 — Milam Co., TX |
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mother |
1810–1881
Birth: February 19, 1810
— Greene Co, GA Death: September 3, 1881 — Milam Co., TX |
Marriage | Marriage — about 1838 — |
4 years
elder sister |
1841–1870
Birth: 1841
30
30
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: before 1870 — Milam Co., TX |
5 years
elder sister |
1845–1917
Birth: July 13, 1845
35
35
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: July 29, 1917 — Milam Co., TX |
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1839–1916
Birth: April 11, 1839
29
29
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: June 11, 1916 — Confederate Home, Austin, Travis Co, TX |
3 years
elder sister |
1842–1918
Birth: August 28, 1842
32
32
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: January 3, 1918 — Milam Co., TX |
5 years
himself |
1847–1910
Birth: January 1847
36
36
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: September 30, 1910 — local infirmary at 7th Ave & 21st St N., Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL |
stepfather | |
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mother |
1810–1881
Birth: February 19, 1810
— Greene Co, GA Death: September 3, 1881 — Milam Co., TX |
Marriage | Marriage — before 1838 — |
himself |
1847–1910
Birth: January 1847
36
36
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: September 30, 1910 — local infirmary at 7th Ave & 21st St N., Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL |
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wife |
1850–1940
Birth: November 3, 1850
38
29
— AL Death: September 27, 1940 — Montgomery, Montgomery Co., AL |
Marriage | Marriage — November 24, 1874 — Wetumpka, Elmore Co, AL |
11 years
daughter |
1885–1915
Birth: July 3, 1885
38
34
— Montgomery, Montgomery Co., AL Death: February 15, 1915 — Montgomery, Montgomery Co., AL |
7 years
son |
1892–1955
Birth: February 29, 1892
45
41
— Mountain Creek, Chilton Co., AL Death: August 23, 1955 — St. Jude's Catholic Hospital, Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL |
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1878–1939
Birth: February 24, 1878
31
27
— Elmore Co, AL Death: January 30, 1939 — death certificate, Wetumpka, Elmore Co., AL |
11 years
daughter |
1888–1963
Birth: August 1888
41
37
— Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL Death: 1963 — Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL |
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1875–1915
Birth: October 10, 1875
28
24
— Elmore Co, AL Death: November 14, 1915 — Augusta, Richmond Co, GA |
himself |
1847–1910
Birth: January 1847
36
36
— Hanover, Coosa Co., AL Death: September 30, 1910 — local infirmary at 7th Ave & 21st St N., Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL |
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wife |
1859–1933
Birth: 1859
41
31
— China Grove, Pike Co, AL Death: June 29, 1933 — Mount Creek, Chilton Co, AL |
Marriage | Marriage — August 1, 1910 — Birmingham, Jefferson Co., AL |
wife’s husband | |
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wife |
1859–1933
Birth: 1859
41
31
— China Grove, Pike Co, AL Death: June 29, 1933 — Mount Creek, Chilton Co, AL |
Marriage | Marriage — July 14, 1889 — Pike Co, AL |
wife’s husband | |
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wife |
1859–1933
Birth: 1859
41
31
— China Grove, Pike Co, AL Death: June 29, 1933 — Mount Creek, Chilton Co, AL |
Marriage | Marriage — January 8, 1882 — Pike Co, AL |
4 years
stepdaughter |
1885–1948
Birth: 1885
26
— AL Death: December 24, 1948 — Mt. Creek, Chilton Co, AL |
wife’s husband | |
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wife |
1859–1933
Birth: 1859
41
31
— China Grove, Pike Co, AL Death: June 29, 1933 — Mount Creek, Chilton Co, AL |
Marriage | Marriage — January 12, 1916 — Mount Creek, Chilton, Alabama |
Marriage |
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Census |
Shared note
in parents' household |
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Census |
Shared note
in William E Bozeman household: William E, head of household, age 59, born Mar 1841 in AL, farmer; Sallie, wife, age 57, born Aug 1842 in AL; Annie, mother, age 82, born Dec 1819 in AL; William M Pylant, age 53, born Jan 1847 in AL, boarder; William and Sallie have been married 35 years; Sallie has had 8 children, 6 of whom are living. (Sallie Bozeman is William Pylant's sister.) |
Reference Number |
Shared note
70 |
Death |
Shared note
Obit: (Death Certificate). "hit by the Birmingham Southern Railroad at Smithfield community, Birmingham, Alabama." He lived 30 days after being hit. |
Burial |
Shared note
Funeral from residence, 600 First Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama. |
Shared note
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William enlisted in Company B, 2nd Regiment, Alabama Reserves at Montgomery, Alabama on 17 July 1864. The designation was changed sometime between March and May, 1865, to the 63rd Regiment, Alabama Infantry. He was captured 9 April 1865 at Blakely, Alabama and was held prisoner at Ship Island, Mississippi. He was transferred from Ship Island to Vicksburg, Mississippi on 1 May 1865 and was paroled at Meridian, Mississippi on 11 May 1865. The 63rd Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Fort Blakely in July 1864 with men who were nearly all conscripted from various parts of the state (excepting men in Co.'s "A" and "B" and the officers, who were mostly veterans) and who had been designated the 2nd Regiment of Reserves. The regiment remained in the defences of Mobile until ordered to Spanish Fort, three days before it was invested in March 1865. It was, with the 62nd Alabama, a part of Gen'l Thomas' brigade, and it lost several killed and wounded during the first six days' operations at Spanish Fort. Relieved and sent to Fort Blakely, the 63rd arrived there in time to endure the siege. After some loss, the regiment was captured with the fortress, 9 April 1865, about 300 in number. They were exchanged just prior to the surrender of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana, 4 May 1865. Field officers: Cols Oland S. Rice (until reorganized), and Junius A Law (Macon, captured at Blakely); Lt. Cols. Junius A. Law (promoted); and John H. Echols (Macon, captured at Blakely); Majors John H. Echols (promoted); and I. W. Suttle (Coosa, captured at Spanish Fort). Enumerated with sister, Sarah Pylant Bozeman, in Milam County, Texas in the 1900 census. Abstracted Newspapers of Elmore County, Alabama (1870-1880): The Elmore Republican, Friday, Nov. 20, 1874: Hymeneal - At the residence of the bride's father, John Enslen, Esq., on the morning of the 24th inst., Mr. Wm. M. Pylant to Miss Fannie I. Enslen, by the Rev. Geo. E. Brewer of Tallassee. People's Banner, Thursday, Feb 24, 1876: The following list embraces the Grand and Petit Jurors for the spring term of Elmore County Circuit Court. Petit Jurors 1st week: ....William M. Pylant In 1992 Hubert Reynolds of Purvis, MS sent me a copy of a letter he'd received in the "late 1960's" from a Mrs. Alma G. Pylant of Montgomery, Alabama: 437 Earl Place Dear Mr. Reynolds, Sincerely, (According to the Social Security Death Index, Mrs. Alma Pylant died Jul 1976 in Montgomery, Alabama.) Obtained copy of William's death certificate on 23 Nov 1998. He died in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama on 30 Sept 1910. According to the document, he "was hit by the Birmingham Southern Railroad at Smith Field." He lived 30 days after being hit by the train. |