Columbus Stone lived with his brother and wife in Hilliardsville, Henry County, Alabama when the 1880 census was enumerated. He married Isabella Jane Weatherby, widow of John Davis, on 17 January 1884 in Henry County, Alabama. Columbus lived in Precinct 12 in Henry County in 1910. According to that census, his wife was Jane Stone. They had been married 25 years.

C . C. Stone filed for his Confederate Pension on 19 December 1911 in Henry County, Alabama. According to that record, he was honorably discharged 9 April 1865 but his enlistment date was written to be August 1st at Abbeville. He was 64 years old and his post office address was Hillardsville. The application was witnessed by A. B. Skipper and A. A. Kirkland.

Isabella Jane Stone died 09 December 1911 in Henry County, Alabama. She is buried beside her 1st husband in Liberty Cemetery in Scottsboro Crossroads, Henry County, Alabama.
Christopher Stone died 22 May 1919 in Henry County, Alabama (Cert #510). He is buried in Old City Cemetery in Abbeville, Henry County, Alabama.

2)    John M. Stone was born about 1840 in Barbour County, Alabama. He enlisted in The War Between the States on 3 July 1861 at Abbeville, Alabama. John M. Stone was assigned to the 15th Alabama Infantry Regiment , Company G as a private. He was among the fighting men who were present at Winchester, Virginia on 25 May 1862 through Cross Keys, Virginia on 8 June 1862 John was admitted to CSA General Hospital in Charlottesville, Virginia for acute diarrhea on 22 June 1862 and returned to duty 7 July 1862. According to the Archive records, he was not among those fighting at Cedar Mountain, Virginia on 9 August 1862 but was with them Hazel River, Virginia on 23 August 1862 through Manassas Junction on 27 August 1862. John was wounded during the 2nd battle at Manassas Plains, Virginia on 28 August 1862 but was among those present at Chantilly, Virginia on 01 September 1862. John's fighting gallantry was noted when he was promoted to Corporal on 1 December 1863 and fighting in that capacity during the heavy fighting at Dandridge, Tennessee 16 January 1864.

John M. Stone was killed 6 May1864 during battle at Wilderness of Spotsylvania in central Virginia.

3)    Georgia Anna F. Stone was born 10 January 1844 in Alabama and died 09 January 1936 in Gregg County, Texas. She married Hiram Whatley 04 May 1862 in Henry County, Alabama². He was the son of William B. Whatley. Hiram was born 27 February 1841 in Alabama and died 13 September 1911 in Gregg County, Texas. They are buried in Judson Cemetery - 6. 4 miles north of Longview, Gregg County, Texas

4)    Ann Elizabeth Stone was born 06 January 1847 in Alabama and died 04 March 1932 in Gregg County, Texas (Texas Death Index, 1903-2000). She married Green Campbell Renfroe 28 September 1865 in Henry County, Alabama². He was son of James F. Renfroe and Mary Ann Speights. Green was born 01 October 1838. Green Renfroe was 23 years old when he enlisted in The War Between the States on 15 May 1861 in Barbour County, Alabama. He was single and a teacher at that time. Green was inducted as a private in 15th Alabama Regiment Company G. He was "detailed as sharpshooter for General Longstreet 27 November 1863. Green was a Seargeant Major whem he was discharged. He died 26 June 1896 in Gregg County, Texas. Ann filed for his Confederat Pension in Gregg County, Texas (#15287). They are buried in Greenwood Cemetery in Longview, Gregg County, Texas.

5)   Alexander M. Stone was born about in Alabama. Alexander M. Stone was just 16 years old when he enlisted 1 March 64 in the (Henry Pioneers) 15th Alabama Regiment, Company Unit: G. He was one of the 16 wounded at the 2nd battle of Cold Harbor. Alex M. Stone was a patient in Howard's Grove Military Hospital from 9 July 1864 to 13 July 1864. He was given a 40-day furlough on 19 July 1864 and was present at Fort Harrison, Virginia on 30 September 1864 and Williamsburg Road, Virginia on 27 October 1864. Nothing in 1865. We do not know if Alexander was present when the 15th Alabama Regiment fought and surrendered at Appomattox. Alexander M. and John M. Stone were not mentioned in Ellen Stone's will dated 1 January 1877. We know John was dead but we do not know what happened to Alexander.

6)    Marshall Stone was born 06 January 1852 in Alabama. He married Nola C. Lawson. Marshall was married when the 1880 census was taken. His wife's name appeared to be AnSar in that record; she was A. C. Stone in the 1910 census. According to that record, they had been married 33 years with no issue. Census records indicate Marshall's wife was born between 1859 - 1860. Nola C. Lawson Stone was born 29 November 1858 in Georgia.

Marshall Stone died 14 July 1915 in Henry County, Alabama (Cert # 415 Alabama Deaths, 1908-59). He was buried in Old City Cemetery in Abbeville, Henry County, Alabama. After his death, Nola married Samuel J. Snead. She died 24 May 1954 in Columbia, Route 2. Nola is buried beside Marshall Stone in Old City Cemetery in Abbeville, Henry County, Alabama.

7)   Ellen Louvenia Stone was born 1850 in Alabama, and died 1908 in most likely in Reilly Springs. She married Covington Brooks "C.B" McLeod 27 December 1866 in Henry County, Alabama². He was the son of Donald McLeod and Eliza Ann Brooks. "C.B" McLeod was born 24 October 1842 in Georgia, possibly in Randolph County, and died 15 August 1917 in Hopkins County, Texas (Murray Funeral Home Record Pocket Ledger). They are buried in Reilly Springs Cemetery in Hopkins County, Texas

8)   Malinda "Lindy" Virginia Stone was born about 1854 in Alabama and died after 1880. She married (1) George W. Hause 21 December 1873 in Henry County, Alabama². She married (2) Charles S. Kincey 24 November 1874 in Henry County, Alabama². He was most likely the son of George P. and Sarah Kincey. Charles was born about 1844 in North Carolina and died after 1880. I did not find Charles and Malinda in the 1900 census. Their son was in Geneva County, Alabama in 1910.