EARLY SETTLERS of ALABAMA pg 128
John C. Chitwood.
"His father's name was Stephen C. Chitwood. He came from Lincoln Co.,T ennessee. He was once a man of wealth, but he indorsed for hisfriends t o a very large amount, and his estate was sold to pay thesesecurity de bts. His mother was a daughter of Parker Campbell and aniece of Archer C ampbell, now dead, but formerly of this county. Ithink he was elected t wice a member of the Legislature. She was bornin Virginia. Her father m oved first to Madison County, Alabama, andthence to Lincoln County, Te nnessee, where she was married. StephenC. Chitwood died in 1875 and hi s widow in 1877. They had firstsettled three miles south of Moulton, a nd afterward moved nearertown, where they died."
Residences & events:
1830 Lincoln Co, TN. Peter Campbell was 40-49 years old at censustim e with a family comprised of 1 male age 5-9, 1 at 10-14, 1 was15-19, 1 f emale under 5, 1 age 15-19, 1 was 20-29 and his wife also40-49. They h ad 17 slaves of all ages: 1 male under 10, 4 age24-35, 1 was 54, 6 fe males under 10, 3 were 10-23, 1 at 24-35 and 1was 55-99. Five doors d own was Collin Campbell.
