Stallworth, Bradford R (b. 31 Dec 1912, d. 4 Apr 1997)

Note: SSAN 417-14-8354 Issued in Alabama 1951

Bradford R. Stallworth was born December 31, 1912 to the late Lewis &
Eugenia Stallworth in McWilliams Alabama.

He united with the Mt. Sinai Baptist Church at an early age. He later
united with the Englewood Baptist Church in Pensacola, Florida. He was
active in various organizations within the church.

Bradford departed this life on Friday, April 4, 1997, at 5:00pm, at
Columbia Garden Park Hospital in Gulfport Mississippi. He was preceded
in death by one daughter, Hilda Stallworth.

He leaves to cherish his loving memories four daughters, and three sons:
Mrs Stella Mae Stallworth of Biloxi, Mississippi; Mrs Bertha Milhouse of
Pensacola, Fla; Mrs Eugenia Baldwin of Montgomery Ala; and Mrs Jacqueline
(Jackie) Brown of Atlanta GA; Mr Bradford J. "BJ" Stallworth, Huber
Heights Ohio; Mr Harry D. Stallworth & Mr Lewis E. Stallworth both of
Pensacola

In addition, he leaves: twenty-two grandchildren, six
great-grandchildren; seven great great grandchildren; several nieces,
nephews, cousins

Death: Dec 1975 Cincinnati Ohio

Death: Feb 1978 Cincinnati Ohio

Note: Mount Sinai Baptist church is located in Stallworth Quarters Alabama (Beatrice Alabama). This was the home church of my grandparents, Eugenia and Louis Stallworth. The Mount Sinai Cemetery is a gold mine of important information. The grave yard is still there, but the church itself is but a memory. The building is a shack, and there are no known burial chart or records for the cemetery.
My Sister Hilda Stallworth is buried next to my grandmother Eugenia Stallworth, and grandpa Louis "Lewis" Stallworth.
Lewis and Eugenia were married in Monroe Alabama on 6 September 1888.

Death: 4 Feb 1952

Note: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Football



February 4, 2004



COLONEL FOOTBALL ENJOYS STELLAR SIGNING DAY


Thibodaux, La. – Nicholls State University received National Letters of Intent from 28 high school and junior college players on Wednesday’s National Signing Day. The group joins two mid-year signees who are already on campus and will participate in spring drills.



Included in the group of mid-year signees is an offensive and defensive lineman. The Colonels took the opportunity to upgrade several positions on the field during their recruiting efforts. They include defensive back, fullback, defensive end, linebacker, running back, defensive line, offensive line and quarterback. Nicholls State added six offensive linemen, four defensive backs, defensive linemen, linebackers and defensive ends, three fullbacks and running backs and two quarterbacks.



Wednesday’s list of signees contains 23 high school players and only five junior college transfers.



“We are very excited to have so many newcomers be part of the Nicholls State Colonel family,” Colonel head coach Daryl Daye said. “I’m tremendously proud of our coaches, team and administration for all their hard work leading up to this day. I think this will be a very productive class.”



The Colonels signed 15 players from Louisiana, six from Mississippi, five from Texas and four from Florida. Locally, Nicholls State inked defensive back Aaron Harris from South Terrebonne High School and fullback Byron Winslow from H.L. Bourgeois.



“Our plan is always to work from within and split out from there,” Daye said. “Louisiana was very good to us this year. We had a tremendous amount of players in the state that decided to come to Nicholls.”



After playing for a share of the Southland Conference Championship in their final game of the season, the Colonels, who finished their 2003 campaign at 5-6, will begin spring drills in early March with the annual Spring Game tentatively scheduled for early April on the Bayou Bermuda of Guidry Stadium.









2004 NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY COMMITMENTS


PLAYER POS HT WT HIGH SCHOOL/JC HOMETOWN
Karl Bartholomew RB 5'9 190 Chalmette New Orleans, LA

Jermaine Boggan DB 5'10 175 Forrest Jacksonville, FL

Lindsay Bray DE 6'3 205 West St. Mary Baldwin, LA

Broderick Cole FB 5'10 230 West Jefferson New Orleans, LA

Daniel Collins OL 6'3 285 Northwest CC Southhaven, MS

Ryan Collins RB 5'11 215 Chalmette New Orleans, LA

Kirkland Criss DL 6'1 285 Woodlawn Baton Rouge, LA

Jonathan DeAvila OL 6'3 255 Aldine Houston, TX

Cody Dimak LB 6'1 225 John Curtis New Orleans, LA

Davonn Dutton DL 6'2 245 Brother Martin New Orleans, LA

Jesse Frazier OL 6'3 285 Bellaire Houston, TX

Ronald Gardet DB 6'0 200 West Jefferson New Orleans, LA

Aaron Harris DB 5'10 170 South Terrebonne Houma, LA

Raymond Howard OL 6'3 300 West Jefferson New Orleans, LA

Cal Jones FB 5'10 205 Memorial Port Arthur, TX

Torey McKenzie OL 6'3 285 Hinds CC Jackson, MS

Joe Miller LB 6'1 215 Southwest CC Waynesboro, MS

Zach Morgan RB 5'9 190 Mariana Marianna, FL

Chris Noble DE 6'4 225 Redemptorist Baton Rouge, LA

Ivan Perry LB 6'1 215 West Jefferson New Orleans, LA

Keon Phillips LB 6'2 210 Northwest CC Holly Springs, MS

Trae Robertson DE 6'1 265 Southwest CC Tylertown, MS

Joshua Rose QB 6'1 185 Mariner Mariner, FL

Carlos Scott DE 6’2 205 East St. John LaPlace, LA

Demarcus Stewart DL 6'2 260 Plaquemine Plaquemine, LA

Roland White DB 5'11 205 Yates Houston, TX

Michael Williams QB 5'11 200 Ft. Walton Ft. Walton, FL

Byron Winslow FB 5'10 200 H.L. Bourgeois Houma, LA

Cody Stogner* OL 6’1 275 Southwest CC Picayune, MS

Brady Vavala* DL 6’3 240 UTEP San Antonio, TX



* DENOTES MID-YEAR SIGNEES *--Mid-year signees. Will be eligible to participate in spring drills.

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Note: December 4, 2003
Alabama All-Star signs with BSC
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Syretta Baldwin, a senior at Alabama Christian Academy in Montgomery, Ala., signed a National Letter of Intent to play
volleyball at Birmingham-Southern College, head coach Tonya Charland announced today.

The Pensacola, Fla., native led her team to two straight Class Three A State Tournament titles in 2002 and 2003 and was named the MVP of theTournament both years. Syretta made the South All-Star Team in 2002 and 2003 and was named to the State All-Tournament First Team in 2002.

"We are excited to have Syretta, an Alabama All Star, join our team," said Charland. "She will be a great addition to our offensive game with
her strength & athletic ability. She has unlimited potential and we look forward to seeing her reach it here at BSC."
Syretta joins a veteran BSC volleyball team that returns two seniors, four juniors, and five sophomores for the 2004 season

Death: --Not Shown--

Death: 11 May 1929 beatrice Alabama

Death: 21 Jul 1933 beatrice Alabama

Death: 1886

Note: The late Andrew Nathan Thomas better known as "Bicycle" a native of
Wilcox County, Pine Apple Alabama was born on February 9, 1910 to the
late Lizzie and Alf Thomas Sir. He obtained the nickname "Bicycle" by
riding his bicycle over long distances. He

Six other sisters and brothers to preceded him in death. He was also
preceded in death by on daughter Mary L. McWilliams

He and his family were members of the St. Francis Baptist Church of
MacWilliams, Alabama. Later he became a member of Mt. Canaan Baptist
Church where he remained a member until his death.

He was employed by the Wilcox County Board of Education as a school bus
driver for the PineApple Area for over twenty years. He later retired.

He is survived by a loving and caring wife; Lucille P. Thomas of Pine
Apple, Alabama; Four sons: Alfred Thomas-Atmore Ala; Floyd, Willie, and
Joe Thomas all of Mobile Ala; Two Daughters: Dorothy P. Stallworth of
Burnswick, GA and Lizzie M. Stallworth of Pensacola Fla

Intered in St. Francis Cemetary McWilliams Alabama November 6, 1993.

Death: Nov 1993

Death: 1964

Death: Jul 1984

Death: 1999

Death: 30 Mar 1987 Mobile Ala

Death: 19 Jul 1984

Death: 1986

Note: LUCILE PEAVY THOMAS

The late Mrs Lucile Peavey Thomas, a native of Wilcox County, Pine Apple Alabama was born October 4, 1919 to the late Mr and Mrs Charlie and Alice Peavy

Mrs Thomas had one sister, Sarah Williams and a brother Willie Peavy to precede her in death.

Mrs Thomas was a member of the Mount Canaan Baptist Church, where she remained a member until her heath failed and later her death.

She leaves to cherish her memories, one loving and dovoted daughter, Dorothy (Narvis L.) Stallworth of Brunswick, GA; three dedicated and loving son Floyd (Queenie) Thomas, Willie (Joann) Thomas and Joe (Lillian) Thomas all of Mobile, Alabama; a loving stepsister Lily Mae Ingram of Philadelphia, PA; one loving stepdaughter Lizzie Mae (Rayfield, Jr.) Stallworth-Reese of Pensacola, FL; a loving stepson Alfred (Lucy) Thomas of Atmore, AL; one devoted grand-daughter whom she reared as her child, Mary Alice (William) Stallworth of Brunswick, GA; a devoted niece, Ollie Mae Tate of Pensacola, FL; a devoted god-daughter, Alice Mahan, several loving and caring grand children, great grandchildren, great-great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, relatives and friend

Death: 10 Apr 2001 Tuskegee Ala

Death: 5 Aug 1994