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A.K.A.
Matthew, Burt, Birt, Bert, Berte
Relationship:
3x Great Grandfather
Parents:
Francis BURT Sr. (Rev War)
Catherine "Catey" MILES
Birth:
About 1791-1800
Note: In the 1840 census Matthew is listed as being 40-49 years of age.
This is the best documented clue we have as to when he may have been born.
1st Marriage:
Edny ADAMS
3 Dec 1817
Montgomery County, Alabama
Children:
Washington Mathew (1817-1892)
m: Elizabeth (1816-1880)
Elizabeth Emaline (1825-1884)
m: James M. RUSELL (1825-1886)
c: Frances E., George W., Martha, Matthew, Nathan "Nace"
Martha C. (1830-____)
John Daniel (1831-____)
m: Harriet KIMBROUGH (1837-1907)
c: Mathew, Henry Washington, James, Zilpha Ann Elizabeth, William Thomas
2nd Marriage:
Zylphia Unknown
After 1830
Dale County, Alabama
Children:
Zilpha (1834-____)
Henrietta (1836-_____)
Priscilla Mary (1838-____)
m: Henry KIMBROUGH (____-1865)
Mary M. (1841-____)
m: Henry JONES (18846-1925)
c: John Washington "Jack", Jane, Zadie L., Mary Ann, Eugene Columbus, Martha Francis, James Matthew
Possible 3rd Marriage:
Mary Ann Unknown
Occupation:
Farmer
Death:
Before 1850
Dale/Coffee county, Alabama
Note: The 1850 Census lists Mathew's second wife, Zylphia, living in Coffee County, Alabama, with their children Washington Mathew (and his wife Elizabeth), Martha, Zylphia, John, Hernrieta, Drucilla/Priscilla, and Mary (our 2x great grandmother). In the 1860 Census, Zylphia is not listed but Washington Mathew's siblings are still living in the same home. It is possible that Washington Mathew and his wife Elizabeth may have never had children of their own.
Burial:
Unknown
Sources:
1830 U.S. Federal Census
1840 U.S. Federal Census
Alabama Marriages, Deaths, Wills, Court, and Other Records, 1784-1920
Alabama Select Marriages, 1816-1957
Alabama Surname Files, 1901-2005
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