Thomas Delorum Cole Sr. [1429]

  General Notes:

A successful planter and owned much land. Gave land for a church and a cemetery. Was one of the first commissioners named to select seat of Justice in Coffee Co., Alabama.
1812 Ancestor Index, Volume I 1892-1970
National Society United States Daughters of 1812, page 115
Texas Memorial Library, NSUSD of 1812, Washington, D. C.

Thomas was born in South Carolina, son of Daniel Cole and Mary DuBose and husband of Elizabeth Horn. A successful planter, owned much land. One of the first commissioners of Coffee County, AL. By, Eunora A. Farris, Elba, AL, 10/03/1967, her ancestor.

  Burial Notes:

Cole Family Cemetery

  Noted events in his life were:

• Family Data Collection - Individual Records. Name: Elizabeth Horn Spouse: Thomas Delorum Cole Parents: Joab Horn , Nancy Ricks Birth Place: Edgecombe, NC Birth Date: 29 December 1784 Marriage Place: Jefferson, MO

• Picture: Head Stone of Thomas Delorum Cole 1.

• Picture: Head Stone of Thomas Delorum Cole 2.

Thomas married Elizabeth Horn [4699] [MRIN: 635], daughter of Joab Horn Sr. [4684] and Anne "Nancy" Ricks [4685], about 1815 in Jefferson, Jackson, Georgia, USA. (Elizabeth Horn [4699] was born on December 29, 1784 in , Edgecombe, North Carolina, USA, died in 1860 in , Coffee, Alabama, USA and was buried in Clintonville, Coffee, Alabama, USA.)