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O'Neal, Hinton, Gray, and
Rich, Fowler and Frost
The issue of Bridges O'Neal and Polly Hinton were:
Ferebe O'Neal
Ally O'Neal
Mary O'Neal
Edith O'Neal
William O'Neal
Gilbert O'Neal
Joseph O'Neal
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| Bridges O'Neal, son of William O'Neal, was born ca. 1778. He married Polly Hinton on August 29, 1798, in Johnston County, North Carolina, and seven children were born. Sometime prior to 1809, Bridges O'Neal and his family moved to Clarke County, Alabama. In 1830, Bridges O'Neal was living in Marengo County, Alabama and are listed in the census records there. The death and burial for Bridges O'Neal and Polly Hinton are unknown at this time. However, the will for Bridges O'Neal was filed in Marengo County, Alabama on November 6, 1844, and as his wife was not mentioned, it is assumed that she died prior to this time. [The Marengo County Genealogical Society shows Bridges O'Neal and Polly Hinton buried in the O'Neal Family Cemetery, in Marengo County, Alabama in unmarked graves. (ref. C.A. Wood)] The issue of Bridges O'Neal and Polly Hinton were: Ferebe O'Neal Ally O'Neal Mary O'Neal Edith O'Neal William O'Neal Gilbert O'Neal Joseph O'Neal |
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