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The ancestors, descendants, and cousins of the Shells of Pigeon Creek, Alabama.

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Notes for Henry Hugh Hybart

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With Nathan Gerald Davis, his mother's half-brother, H. H. Hybart operated Bell's Landing on the Alabama River in northern Monroe County, Alabama, from about 1880 until his death. This partnership, known as H.H. Hybart and Company, also had extensive farming interests and is said to have owned over 40,000 acres of land in Monroe, Wilcox, Clarke, and Dallas Counties at the time of H.H. Hybart's death. About 1888 he moved his family to Mobile to improve the educational opportunities for his children. He served as a Justice of the Peace in Monroe County and is on record as performing several marriages in 1874.

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