Isaac Willis Suttle 
Isaac Willis was born on October 23rd, 1809 in Clarke Co., GA.1 Isaac Willis' father was Jesse Suttle and his mother was Sarah Nancy Willis. He was an only child. He died at the age of 74 on June 6th, 1884 in Coosa Co., AL. He was buried in Rockford Cemetery, Rockford, Coosa Co., AL.1 1 General Notes
Custom Field:<_FA#> 1850 Federal Census of Coosa Co., AL lists him as a judge.@@S726784@@Date of Import: Jul 31, 2003
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8. Suttle, Isaac 41 GA Judge 600
Louisa 41 SC
Sarah C. 18 AL
Mary 15 AL
Sincler (Sinclair) 13 AL
Laura 10 AL
Frances (female) 8 AL
Martha 5 AL
George 3 AL
Lee William 21 AL clerk
For Isaac see also #54, 1860. Isaac Suttle married 6 June 1829 Louisa
McCary in Bibb Co., AL II/112. Isaac was the son of Jesse Suttle. See
Brewer's History of Coosa Co., AL Vol. II/200. Sarah C. Suttle (born 22
Nov 1830, died 9 Dec 1876 [tombstone]) married Jno. Samuel Bentley. (See
Brewer's History Vol. II/204.) Samuel Bentley was born in Elbert Co., GA
18 July 1829, died 25 Jan 1892. He was the son of Hiram and Luviney
Bentley. Samuel married 2nd Mrs. Elizabeth (Pennington) Phillips.
The 63rd Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Fort Blakely in July
1864 with men who were nearly all conscripted from various parts of the
state (excepting men in Co.'s "A" and "B" and the officers, who were
mostly veterans) and who had been designated the 2nd Regiment of
Reserves. The regiment remained in the defences of Mobile until ordered
to Spanish Fort, three days before it was invested in March 1865. It was,
with the 62nd Alabama, a part of Gen'l Thomas' brigade, and it lost
several killed and wounded during the first six days' operations at
Spanish Fort. Relieved and sent to Fort Blakely, the 63rd arrived there
in time to endure the siege. After some loss, the regiment was captured
with the fortress, 9 April 1865, about 300 in number. They were exchanged
just prior to the surrender of the Department of Alabama, Mississippi and
East Louisiana, 4 May 1865.
Field officers: Cols. Oland S. Rice (until reorganized); and Junius A.
Law (Macon, captured at Blakeley); Lt. Cols. Junius A. Law (promoted);
and John H. Echols (Macon, captured at Blakely); Majors John H. Echols
(promoted); and I. W. Suttle (Coosa, captured at Spanish Fort).
Isaac Willis and Louisa were married in a religious ceremony on June 6th, 1829 in Bibb Co., AL.1 They had two sons and five daughters, named Sinclair McCary, George J., Sarah C., Mary Ann, Laura, Frances and Martha.
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Children
Sarah C. Suttle
Sarah C. was born on November 22nd, 1830 in AL.1 She died at the age of 46 on December 9th, 1876 in AL.1
Mary Ann Suttle
Mary Ann was born on August 5th, 1835 in Rockford, Coosa Co., AL.1 She died at the age of 74 on February 27th, 1910 in Carbon Hill, Walker Co., AL. She was buried in Mt. Pisgah Cemetery, Carbon Hill, Walker Co., AL.1 1
Sinclair McCary Suttle
Sinclair McCary was born on August 30th, 1837 in Rockford, Coosa Co., AL.1 He died at the age of 74 on December 13th, 1911 in Coosa Co., AL. He was buried in Sears Chapel Methodist Ch. Cemetery, 1 mile n. Coosa Co., Rockford, AL.1 1
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