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Early Partin's in central Alabama after Government
land became available in 1815-1920
*Mildred Partin abt 1758 abt 1851 William Holmes
Mary Agnes Partin abt 1760 abt 1838 William Burgess
*William Partin abt 1765 abt 1844 Sarah C
*Charles Partin Jr. abt 1775 abt 1833
*Ezekiel S Partin abt 1785 abt 1828 Permelia Sisson>Hannah Partin abt 1789 Raburn
*Nancy Ann Partin 1791 James Salter
* All of these Partin's from The Charles Partin family went from
Edgefield Co SC to Alabama between 1817 and 1823. They have additional
family information listed in "Partin's in Alabama". I don't
know what happened to Mary or Hannah - Si Parden
William Littlebery Partin 7th generation
born: Mar 03,1803 or Mar 18,1811? Born: 1815 would match his age on the
1850 census and the age of what is believed to be his twin brother,
Asberry.
died: May 4,1882 in Coffeeville, Clark Co., Ala.
father: Charles Partin mother: Anne
1st married: Sophia Roberts Feb 17,1844 in Maringo Co Ala.
Sophia Roberts
born: died: 1844 in Maringo Co., Ala.
father: Thomas Roberts mother:
William L bought land in Marengo Co. then married Sophia Roberts the
next day. She died about 6 months later from some type fever.
William L joined Nanafalia Baptist Church in Marengo Co in 1836 and became an
ordained minister in 1848. At this time we do not know when William L
moved to Coffeeville. He and Sarah sold the land in Marengo Co. in 1846.
He may have been preaching in Coffeeville area while training to be a
minister. - Si Parden
Below is a copy of the minutes
from the meeting of the Nanafalia Baptist Church (1838) in which the
Church decides to send W. L. to school to " qualify him for more
extensive usefulness in the Ministry."
Rick Weber posted the following in the Partin
Geneology Forum
"William was probably a brother or cousin of Asa B. PARTEN
(abt.1790 SC-1848 AL). He was probably the William PARTEN who was a
member of Nanafalia Baptist Church in Marengo County, AL from 1836 to
1843. That man was mentioned in minutes of 1838 that he decided to
become a Baptist minister. On 2/14/1844 he bought a lot in Section 33,
Township 13, Range 1 East. He married Sophia ROBERTS the next day. He
was the minister who married Mark PARTIN and Mary McMILLAN. Your William
is listed in Grove Hill and Coffeeville.
Ala census 1850:
Partin, W, L., male age 35, Baptist Preacher born SC
Sarah, female age 21
Roda, female age 1
Both William L and Sarah added to what their age should have been in 1870,
and Roda subtracted 1 year. W L should have been 55, Sarah should
have been 41, Roda should have been 21.
Ala census 1860:
W L Partin not listed and other Partins from the same area were not
listed that should have been.
Ala census 1870:
Partin, W. L., male, age 67, farmer real estate val. at $500.00,
personal val. $100.00
Partin, Sarah, female, age 45, housekeeper
Partin, Nancy, female, age 19
Partin, Amanda, female, age 14|
Partin, William, male, age 12
Partin, Eliase, male, age 10
Partin, Sarah, female, age 8
Partin, Jefse, male, age 6
Partin, Narcheta, female, age 1
Sellers, Rody, female, age 20
- Si Parden
The William L Partin estate was divided Nov 08,1887, and is
recorded in book 9 page 345 Clark Co. courthouse land records.
The following family members shared the land: Mrs. Sarah M Partin
(wife), W M Partin (son), E S Partin (son), Rhody Sellers (daughter),
Jesse Partin (son), Amandy Melton (daughter), H. N. Doughtry (daughter),
and Sally Ingram (daughter). All of them signed agreeing to accept the
terms. Bill signed as Willie.
The following children were not included in the division of the family
property: Nancy who died in 1882, John, Malissa, and Jewel. Bill was the
oldest living son and did stay home and take care of his mother until
her death in 1900.
The following family members are known to be in the William L Partin
cemetery: William L Partin, wife Sarah, daughter Nancy, daughter Rhoda,
son William (Bill), Baby of Elias Partin, great grandson Vaughan Partin.
John, Malissa, and Jewel may have died as children and may be buried
there.
Visit the Cemetery.
- Si Parden
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