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Name Darrington Dukes
Gender Male
Birth? 1819 Kershaw County, South Carolina
Marriage 3 Feb 1846 Clarke County, Alabamato Elizabeth Singleton
References
  1.   1850 U.S. Census.

    Date of Census: November 19, 1850
    Place: Clarke County, Alabama
    Census Taker: Jno Coste
    Dwelling # 761
    Family # 761
    Darrington Duke Age 31 Sex Male Place of birth SC
    Betsy Age 21 Sex Femal e Place of birth Ala
    Aramintha Age 3 Sex Female Place of birth Ala
    Richard Age 9/12 Sex Male Place of birth Ala

  2.   1860 U.S. Census.

    Darrington Dukes
    Gender: Male
    Birth: Circa 1820 - So Carolina
    Residence: 1860 - Clarke, Alabama, USA
    Age: 40
    Census:
    tCounty:ClarkeSheet:62Image:66
    tState:AlabamaFamily:630
    tDate:1860Line:27
    Household Members:
    Elizabeth age 35
    Arraminta age 12
    Richard A. age 10

    NOTE:
    THIS ENTRY IS RIGHT BEHIND THE ENTRY FOR RICHARD SINGLETON SR. HOUSEHOLD. Also note that Richard Singleton Sr., Darrington and Elizabeth could not read or write.

  3.   Alabama Land Patents September 1, 1860.

    Darrington Dukes
    Access #: AL1570__.009
    Issue date: Sep 1 1860
    Authority date: Apr 24 1820
    Land office: St Stephens, Alabama, USA
    Total acres: 119.2100
    Position: (31.481 -87.768) Show on map
    Volume ID: 061
    Authority code: 272002
    Statutory reference: 3 Stat. 566
    Entry classification: Sale-Cash Entries
    Signature: Yes
    Mineral rights: No
    Metes and Bounds: No
    Canceled: No
    Multiple patentees: No
    Multiple warrantees: No
    Document #: 15105
    Description #: 2
    Legal land description: Aliquot Parts:E??SWSec./Block:18/ Township:6NRange:3EMeridian:St StephensState/County:AlabamaAliquot Parts:SWNWSec./Block:18/ Township:6NRange:3EMeridian:St StephensState/County:Alabama

  4.   Service Records of Confederate Soldiers.

    Darrington J Duke
    Year: 1864
    Age: [Blank]
    State: 1864 - Alabama
    Military unit: Capt. Palmer's Co., State Reserves; Capt. Rabby's Coast Guard Co. No. 1, Volunteers; Capt. Rankin's Co., Reserves; Ready's Battalion; Reed's Supporting Force, 2d Congressional District; Capt. Rives' Supporting Force, 9th Congressional District; Lt. Stewart's Detachment, Local Defense; Capt. Toomer's Co., Local Defense and Special Service (Chunchula Guards); Capt. West's Co., Militia; Capt. Young's Co., Nitre and Mining Corps
    Roll: 0504

  5.   Civil War POW Release Card Selma Alabama Dated June 7, 1865.

    Darrington J Duke
    Rives' Supporting Force 9 Congressional District Ala.
    Roll of Prisoners of War
    of Capt. Rives' Supporting Force 9 Congressional District of Alabama, Army of the Confederate States, surrendered by Lieut. Gen. R Taylor, C.S.A to Maj. Gen. E.R.S. Canby,U.S.A. and paroled at post Selma Ala. June 7, 1865.

    ENLISTED:
    When: September 14, 1865
    Where: Claiborne
    By Whom: Capt. Lorson
    Period: War

  6.   Widows Application State of Alabama, Clarke County.

    Personally appeared before me John M Wilson, Probate Judge who being by me duly sworn, deposes and says under oath: that she is the widow of Darrington Dukes That her said husband was a Private in Company @ of 2 21 Regiment Alabama and, that he did not desert the service of this State or the Confederate States: That he was killed or died of disease or from wounds during the war, and while in the military or naval service of this State or Confederate States: or that he died within five years of the close of the war, and from wounds received therein: That she has not since re-married: That she was on the 13th day of February, 1891, and is now a resident of Alabama and her post office address is Walker Springs: That her taxable property consists of nothing and is not worth more than the aggregate of 500 dollars: and that her salary or gross income does not amount to 500 dollars per year.
    And she herby makes application for relief under said act.

    Sworn to and subscribed before me on tis 31st day of March, 1897 Jno Wilson and signed with an X by her name Rebecca Dukes.

    NOTE: Elizabeth went by the nickname Betsy. She was illiterate and probably misunderstood by the judge who filled out the application and spelled her name "Rebecca".

  7.   Alabama Land Patents November 11, 1898.

    Darington J Dukes
    Access #: AL2130__.485
    Issue date: Nov 11 1898
    Authority date: Apr 24 1820
    Land office: Montgomery, Alabama, USA
    Total acres: 80.1625
    Position: (31.481 -87.877) Show on map
    Volume ID: 063
    Authority code: 272002
    Statutory reference: 3 Stat. 566
    Entry classification: Sale-Cash Entries
    Signature: Yes
    Mineral rights: No
    Metes and Bounds: No
    Canceled: No
    Multiple patentees: No
    Multiple warrantees: No
    Document #: 16291
    Description #: 1
    Legal land description: Aliquot Parts: N??NW; Sec./Block: 13/ ; Township: 6N; Range: 2E; Meridian: St Stephens; State/County: Alabama

    NOTE: If Darrington was alive in 1898, he would have been about 78 or 79. The widows application says that he died earlier.