Individual Details

Anderson Mims married Rebecca Smith, 3 Dec 1854, Autauga, AL

This may be Rebecca in 1850: E. C. River (East of Coosa River), Bibb Co, AL, Hh 873
Payton Smith, 57, b. GA, Farmer
Nancy, 54, b. GA
Merriman, 19, b. AL as were all the others
Nancy, 18
Rebecca, 16
Thomas, 14


1860 Census. Chestnut Creek, Autauga, AL
Anderson Mimes, 22. Rebecca, 25.
Edward, 5. John, age 1.

Anderson Mims, age 23, enlisted at Prattville, AL, on 18 March 1862 in Co. D of the 4th AL Volunteer Militia. This was Byrd's Regiment, Ninety Day Volunteers. Discharged by Special Ord. No. 108, May 18, 1862. Copy of his certificate of discharge is on Fold3. He was 5'10" with hazel eyes, black hair, a farmer.

Find A Grave Memorial# 71138646. Confederate Soldier's grave, Magnolia Cemetery, Mobile. Died 24 Aug 1862 "And Mimms" I have no idea if this is Anderson, but probably.

Mrs. Rebecca Mims, married Henry Ausborn on 15 Nov 1865, Autauga Co, AL. She is found with him in subsequent censuses.
In 1870 there was a "blended" family:
1870 Census. Prec 4, Baker, AL, P.O. Chestnut Creek
Henry Ausborn, 58
Rebecka, 35
Sarah R. Ausborn, 10
Martha Ausborn, 9
Edward Mims, 14
John Mims, 11
Mary E. Mims, 9
By 1910 she was living in McDuff, Tuscaloosa Co, AL, with her son Edward Mims and his family, as Rebecca Osborn, age 76.

Son John Anderson Mims was born 18 Jan 1859, Chilton Co. (Social Security)

20 Jul 1901 Cihilton Co Probate Court. Ed Mims, John Mims, and Sis Driver (Mary E.) are entitled to an undivided 1/11 interest as the hears at law of Anderson Mims, deceased who was an heir of Edward Mims, Deceased. The land cannot be equitably divided and it would be of interest for the lands to be sold for distribution amont the joint owners. Signed: Bill (X) Mims.

Birth	1838	Alabama
Death	Bef Jul 1901

Father	Edward Mims (1816 - 1895)
Mother	Marian Callaway (1820 - 1855)
Sibling	Sarah Ann Mims (1839 - )
Sibling	Mary A. Mims (1842 - )
Sibling	Emily Mims (1844 - 1922)
Sibling	Martha Mims (1847 - 1901)
Sibling	Job Mims (1850 - )
Sibling	Adeline Mims (1853 - 1908)