Albert F. Keeton, 1835–…

Name
Albert F. /Keeton/
Birth
Birth
about 1836 31 29
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Death of a father
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Source: Headstone
Death of a brother
Source: Headstone
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"Dr."

Death of a brother
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Family with parents
father
1805–1858
Birth: about 1805 — Illinois
Death: June 8, 1858
mother
1806–1870
Birth: February 4, 1806 — Kentucky
Death: July 9, 1870
elder brother
1826–1881
Birth: May 25, 1826 21 20 — Tennessee
Death: June 14, 1881
5 years
elder sister
1830–…
Birth: about 1830 25 23 — Tennessee
6 years
himself
1835–…
Birth: August 6, 1835 30 29 — Perry Co. TN
6 years
younger brother
1840–…
Birth: about 1840 35 33 — Tennessee
3 years
younger sister
1842–…
Birth: about 1842 37 35 — Tennessee
5 years
younger brother
1846–1891
Birth: September 1, 1846 41 40 — Tennessee
Death: June 11, 1891
Family with Paralee White
himself
1835–…
Birth: August 6, 1835 30 29 — Perry Co. TN
partner
son
daughter
daughter
Shared note

Keeton, Albert F.

Albert F. was born August 6, 1835, in what was Perry County and is now Decatur County. His father, Robert Keeton, a native of Lexington, KY, was one of the first settlers of Decatur County, locating at Shannonville. Robert was a physician practicing for 40 years in Tennessee. He married a cousin, Catherine Keeton of Franklin, TN. They were the parents of 11 children, Albert being the 7th. Only 5 were living at the time of the writing : Julia M., widow of Thomas Garrett ; Adaline A, widow of Dr. Clardy, of Shelby County, TX ; Marquis D. Lafayette of Decatur County ; and Sophronia, widow of F. N. Jobe, living near Saltillo, Hardin County. October 5, 1858, Albert married Paralee White of Mississippi who was raised in Decatur County. They were the parents of 3 children : William R., Lucy A., and Eulla U. In January, 1886, he went into hotel-keeping in Center. Mr. and Mrs. Keeton and 2 daughters were members of the Methodist Church. Mr. Keeton wass a Mason and a Republican.

  • Goodspeed's History of Tennessee