7. Louisa Burton
BURTON, LOUISA (1829-1899): Not much is known about Louisa Burton. According to census records, Louisa was born in South Carolina in 1829. In 1870, Louisa lived in Chambers County, Alabama with her husband, Andrew Burton, and lived next door to her son, John, and his family. Louisa passed away from unknown causes in 1899 and was buried in St John’s Cemetery in Pilot Point. Her tombstone confirms that she was the mother of John Burton, who led a prosperous life in Pilot Point.
Ann Allen | Isaac Allen | Matilda Allen | Thomas Allen | Martha Billingslea | John Burton | Louisa Burton | Dora Davis | Wash Davis | Charles Ellis | Mrs. Charles Ellis | Gus Finch | Josaphine Finch | Mary Turner Fourteen | Eliza Jane White Green | Hezekiah Griffin | Lindsay Haflin | Melvinie Hays | Charity Shears Holloway Helm | Henry Holloway | Georgia Ann Holstein | Abraham Lyles | Mary Varner Lyles | Marvin Newsom | Charles Oliver | Peggy Oliver | Mary B. Finch Peace | James Robinson | Harriet Davis Shears | Henry Shears | Lucy Shears | Risom Shears | Henry Smith | Lissie Smith | Little Smith | Agle Lee Truitt | George Truitt | Lou Smith Truitt | Ceborn Vaughner | Lewis Vaughner | L.D. "Lover" Vaughner | Jennie Lyles Walker | Infant Ware | Infant Ware II | Mattie Finch Washington | John D. White | Washington Whitlow | Amanda "Mandy" Truitt Williams | Angeline Williamson
The People of St. John's - St. John's Cemetery - Gone to Texas
Citations: Year: 1870; Census Place: Beat 7, Chambers, Alabama; Roll: M593_6; Page: 89A; Family History Library Film: 545505