Eula Ophelia Holder

1871 - 1956  (84 years)

• Name	Eula Ophelia Holder
  Alt. Birth	Dec 1871	Georgia   [1]
  Born	14 Dec 1871	Georgia   [2, 3, 4]
  Gender	Female
  Alt. Birth	Abt 1872	Georgia   [5, 6, 7]
  Alt. Birth	Abt 1873	Georgia   [8]
  Biographical	dipped snuff
  Education Level	22 Apr 1940	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [7]
  	grammar school 5 years
  Illness	palsy
  Name	Eula  [5, 7]
  Name	Eula H. Allred  [4]
  Name	Eula Holder  [2, 3, 9, 10]
  Name	Eulah  [1]
  Name	Euler  [8]
  Name	Ula Holder  [6]
  Died	19 May 1956	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [4]
  Buried	Lincoln Cemetery, Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [4]
  		Allred → Charlie & Eula
  Person ID	I825	If the Legends Are True...
  Last Modified	7 Jul 2015

  
  

  Father	John Thomas Holder,   b. 30 Aug 1840, Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia ,   d. 19 Feb 1905, Rome, Floyd, Georgia  (Age 64 years)
  Mother	Susan A. Bobo,   b. 1842, Georgia ,   d. 3 Jul 1888, Rome, Floyd, Georgia  (Age 46 years)
  Married	13 Jan 1867	Lindale, Floyd County, Georgia
  Family ID	F309	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Charles Patterson Allred,   b. 9 May 1871, Georgia ,   d. 11 Nov 1950, Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama  (Age 79 years)
  Married	10 Aug 1890	Floyd County, Georgia   [3, 11]
  		Allred → Charlie & Family The Old Allred House, Lincoln, Alabama
  		Allred → Charlie & Family The Old Allred House, Lincoln, Alabama
  Alt. Marriage	Abt 1891  [1]
  Census	12 Jun 1900	Floyd County, Georgia   [1]
  	Militia District 855 North Carolina
  	Sheet 7A, line 14, dwelling 120, family 121: The household consisted of  Charlie Allred, head, 29; Eulah, wife, 28; Susie, daughter, 8; Alpha, son, 5; and Beattrice, daughter, 1. Charlie & Eula are married 9 years with 4 children, 3 living.  They rent a farm. They lived in between Lewis Allred, dwelling 199 family 120, and William Allred, dwelling 121 family 122.  The next house down the road was August Wright (black), then Arnold Dobbins, and then in dwelling 124 the family of Thomas Allrred, number 125.
  		Census of 1900 - Georgia, Floyd County Militia District 855 North Carolina, Sheet 7A
  Residence	Abt 1908	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama
  Census	1910	Howells Cove, Talladega, Alabama   [8]
  	Sheet 3B, line 80, dwelling 46, family 46: The household consisted of Charles P. Allred, head, 38; Euler wife, 37; Susan D., daughter, 18; Alpha A., son, 15; Beattrice, daughter, 9; Shelton, son, 6; Marshal, son, 4; and Bernard, son, 2. Charles & Euler are married 18 years with 7 children, 6 living.  They rent a farm.
  		Census of 1910 - Alabama, Talladega County Howell's Cove, Sheet 3B
  Land Relinquish	7 Nov 1927	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [12]
  	to son Alpha about 97½ acres
  	For 1 dollar and other considerations... The N½ of the N½ of Section 9, Township 17 South, Range 5 East.  Also South 2/3 of E½ of SW¼ of SE¼ of Sec. 4 and S2/3 of SE¼ of SE¼ of Sec 4, Tp. 17 S. Also beginning at iron stake located on South boundary line of Sec. 4, Tp. 17 S., R. 5 E. and on the South edge of Pubic road leading from W. E. Franklin's to E. G Merkles, thence E. along South boundary line of said Section 935 yards more or less to center of SW¼ of SE¼, thence N. to SW cor. of land of J. Clint Hollingsworth and thence further north along his West boundary line to big ditch, thence SW aong said ditch to land of L. F. Box, thence South to a point or iron stake located 3.07 ch. N. of South boundary line of said Section, thence W. about 15 ch. to iron stake, thence SW 4.30 ch. to beginning point, containing 57½ acres nire ir kess in S½ of Sec. 4, Tp. 17 S., R. 5 E., Talladega Co., Ala., excepting from said last described tract the following: 22¼ acres of land described and bounded as follows:  beginning at the NW cor. of the SE¼ of SE¼ of Sec. 4, and running thence W. 697 ft. to a point, thence S. 979 ft. to a ditch, which point is the point of beginning running thences S. 716 ft. to a stake, thence S. 65 deg. W. 1577 ft. to a stake, thence Northeasterly 573 ft. to said ditch, thence Easterly along said ditch to point of beginning, said tract so excepted and that part of tract last described which is here by conveyed all being in the SW¼ of SE¼ and SE¼ of SW¼ of Sec. 4, Tp. 17S., R. 5 E. said 22¼ acres being reserved by the said C. P. Allred, grantor. This deed is made subject to a mortgage given by C. P. Allred and wife to the Protective Life Insurance Company.
  		Allred → Alpha - farm The red outline is Charlie Allred's estate in 1927. The yellow outlines is what he deeded to his son Alpha in 1927.
  Land Relinquish	Aft 1927	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama
  	to son Bernard The Mountain Property
  		Allred → Charles, farm 1927-1931 Charlie - red; Alpha - yellow; Bernard - green; Shelton - blue
  Census	23 Apr 1930	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [5]
  	Precinct 1, Sheet 13A, Line 16, Dwelling 216, Family 222: The household consisted of Charlie P. Allred, head, 58; Eula, wife, 58; Susie, daughter, 38; Bernard, son, 22; Eula, daughter, 19; and Agnes, daughter, 17. Charlie P. is a farmer and owns his farm free of mortgage.  Charlie P. & Eula were both 20 years old when they married.
  		Census of 1930 - Alabama, Talladega County Lincoln, Precinct 1, Sheet 13A
  Land Relinquish	15 Dec 1931	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [13]
  	to son Bernard for $100 and other valuable considerations about 50 acres
  	For $100 dollars and other valuable considerations. Commencing at a big ditch on south side of same at a point opposite the Southwest corner of land this day deeded by grantors to M. S. Allred, thence South to the North boundary line of land now owned by Alfred Allred, thence in an easterly direction along the North boundary line of the said Alfred Allred to land formerly owned by J. C. Hollingsworth, thence due East 140 feet, thence North to the big ditch, thence in a Southwest direction along the said big ditch to point of beginning, all in the South half of Section Four, Township seventeen South, Range five East, in the County of Talladega and State of Alabama, containing 25 acres, more or less. This land is deeded with the stipulation that same shall not be pledged or in anywise mortgaged without the consent of the grantors for a period of ten years and if so mortgaged or pledged within the stipulated time, the title shall revert to the grantors.
  		Allred → Bernard, farm The reddish shaded area with the red border was granted by Charlie and Eula to their son Bernard for $100.
  Land Relinquish	15 Dec 1931	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [14]
  	to son Marshall for $1 about 50 acres
  	"For one dollar and ther valuable considerations" Commencing on the half mile line dividing the North half and the South half of Section Four, Township Seventeen South, Range five East, at a point 605 yards East ot the West boundary of said Section Four, thence South to a big ditch, thence in a Northeastern direction along said big ditch to its intersection with another ditch, thence in a Northern direction along said other ditch to the said half section line, thence West along said half section line to the point of beginning, all in the South half of Section Four, Township Seventeen South, Range Five East, in the County of Talladega and State of Alabama, containing fifty acres more or less.  This land is deeded with the stipulation that same shall not be mortgaged or in anywise pledged without consent of the grantors for a period of ten years and, if so mortgaged or pledged within the stipulated time, the title shall revert to grantors.
  		Allred → Marhsall's farm Marshall - purple; Alpha - yellow; Shelton - blue; Bernard - green; Charlie - red.
  Census	22 Apr 1940	Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama   [7]
  	Precinct 1, District 3B, Sheet 12B, Line 68, Dwelling 201: The household consisted of Charlie P. Allred, head, 68; Eula, wife, 68; Susie, daughter, 48; and Beatrice, adughter, 41. They own a farm and declared it to be worth $1,800.  According to MeasuringWorth.com, in 2014 the relative worth of $1,800 from 1940 was: ----$30,400, using the Consumer Price Index ----$24,000, using the GDP deflator ----$61,200, using the unskilled wage ----$79,000, using the Production Worker Compensation ---$126,000, using the nominal GDP per capita ---$305,000, using the relative share of GDP
  		Census of 1940 - Alabama, Talladega County Lincoln District 1, District 3B, Sheet 12B
  Children	1. Susie Elizabeth Allred,   b. 11 Jun 1890, Georgia ,   d. 5 Feb 1968, Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama  (Age 77 years) + 2. Alpha Abner Allred,   b. 22 Jun 1894, Rome, Floyd, Georgia ,   d. 11 Nov 1983  (Age 89 years)   3. Florence Beatrice Allred,   b. 6 Apr 1899, Rome, Floyd, Georgia ,   d. 31 May 1991, Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama  (Age 92 years) + 4. Shelton McCall Allred,   b. 19 Feb 1902, Rome, Floyd, Georgia ,   d. Jul 1992, Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama  (Age 90 years) + 5. Marshall Sisby Allred,   b. 29 Dec 1904, Rome, Floyd, Georgia ,   d. 27 May 1985  (Age 80 years) + 6. Bernard Bobo Allred,   b. 17 Feb 1908, Lincoln, Talladega, Alabama ,   d. 5 Oct 1991, St. Clair County, Alabama  (Age 83 years) + 7. Mildred Eula Allred,   b. 11 Jul 1910, Talladega, Talladega, Alabama ,   d. 28 Aug 2005, Talladega County, Alabama  (Age 95 years) + 8. Agnes Allred,   b. 20 Feb 1914, Talladega County, Alabama ,   d. 25 Apr 2000, Talladega Health Care Center, Talladega, Alabama  (Age 86 years)
  Last Modified	7 Jul 2015
  Family ID	F306	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Photos

  Allred → Eula Holder Eula is on the right. Next to her is Mary Handy Hogue

  
  

• Notes

  January 24, 2002 Hello, It sounds like your Canada ancestors are more illustrious than the Allred side. Your ggrandfather, Charlie Patterson Allred, did appear to have either inherited or somehow accumulated some wealth, because he purchased 300+ acres at the old home place. So far I haven't been able to find where that wealth came from. I wish I had ask a lot more questions when daddy was here. Your gggrandfather was Lewis Patterson Allred, and your ggggrandfather was John James Allred. After John James, I haven't been able to make the connection for the next generation, have you? According to the Allred genealogy site, the Allred's were influential in earlier times, especially centuries ago in England. I have always been told there was a Native American grandmother, (in both the Hogue and the Allred families) but I don't know as of yet, which generation. That would have been scandalous then, as it was illegal for a native American of a registered tribe to live in Georgia for many years after the "Trail of Tears". I think that those who were Indian, pretended to be white. There has got to be a good story here, wish I could find it! I haven't found where the Patterson connection came in, I do remember seeing on some web site, several generations back, one of the Allred daughters married a Patterson. This is so interesting, I never thought about the number of mules. I remember Paw Allred's barn and seeing the mules hitched up when the men were plowing. I can't remember how many, at the time there seemed like a lot. I loved the old home place, but the adults kept a tight rein on us, and I never got to explore the barns and stables. It was a large place back then, lots of barns and sheds, and (before my time) it even had its own commissary, where I assume he sold supplies to the people who worked for him. The Holders, granny's family, did seem to be prominent in Rome, Ga. Her father was John Thomas Holder, his father Jesse S Holder. (I hope I am getting these names right, don't have my book here at the moment) I saw the same internet site you mentioned, where Sue, Bea & Agnes are listed. I also wondered why the others (Eula, Alpha, Marshall, Shelton and Daddy) were not shown. I haven't worked much on the Allred line in the last few months, but I will get back to it soon. I am fascinated with the family history, so I want to find all there is to find. Do you spend much time researching the family? I am surprised you like to garden, so do I. I get spring fever and have to dig in the dirt! Take care and keep in touch. Phyl Aunt Phyl – 2003

  
  

• Sources

  [S171] Census, U. S. Federal Government, (HeritageQuest), 1900, Georgia, Floyd County, Militia District 855 North Carolina, Sheet 7A (Reliability: 4). Series: T623  Roll: 196  Page: 32 Militia District 855 North Carolina, Sheet 7A [S13] Hawkins, Brenda, Brenda Hawkins, (bfhawkins, 27 Oct 2004), bfhawkins., http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bfhawkins&id=I42471 (Reliability: 4). [S11] Beauregard (RootsWeb), William Todd Beauregard, (worldconnect.rootsweb.com), wtbeauregard., https://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=wtbeauregard (Reliability: 4). [S245] Ellis, Bernice, Bernice Ellis, (Ohatchee, Alabama), Lincoln Cemetery (Reliability: 4). [S627] Census, U. S. Federal Government, (fold3), 1930, Alabama, Lincoln (Reliability: 4). Lincoln, Precinct 1, Sheet 13A [S171] Census, U. S. Federal Government, (HeritageQuest), 1880, Georgia, Floyd County, Barkers Precinct 924, Page 12 (Reliability: 4). Roll: T9_146 Barkers District 924, Page 12 [S171] Census, U. S. Federal Government, (HeritageQuest), 1940, Alabama, Talladega County, Lincoln Precinct 1, District 3B, Sheet 12B (Reliability: 4). Roll: T627_81 Lincoln Precinct 1, District 3B, Sheet 12B [S171] Census, U. S. Federal Government, (HeritageQuest), 1910, Alabama, Talladega County, Howells Cove, Sheet 3B (Reliability: 4). Howells Cove, Sheet 3B [S4] Aunt Phyl, Phyllis Frameli, (Meridian, Mississippi), January 24, 2002 (Reliability: 4). [S244] Hoge, James - descendants, Jackie Crumley, (Anniston, Alabama: Jackie Crumley, Abt 2002) (Reliability: 4). [S15] Floyd County Georgia Marriages, Shirley Foster & James Paul Kinney, Jr., (1984, PA), Volume Two (Reliability: 4). [S245] Ellis, Bernice, Bernice Ellis, (Ohatchee, Alabama), Warranty Deed Book, page 225 (Reliability: 4). [S245] Ellis, Bernice, Bernice Ellis, (Ohatchee, Alabama), Warranty Deed Book, page 298 (Reliability: 4). [S245] Ellis, Bernice, Bernice Ellis, (Ohatchee, Alabama), Warranty Deed Book, page 299 (Reliability: 4).