Jasper Jessie LITTLE
1880 Census, Bibb County, Alabama, p. 246B - Twp. 24, Scottsville
1900 Bibb County, Alabama Census , ed 1, sh. 24, Kingston (FHL#1240002)
NAME: Jasper Jessie (John) LITTLE - Jasper Jessie aka Jessie Jasper NOTE: Jasper Jessie Little was a farmer in West Blocton, Bibb, Alabama. He was a member of the 44th regiment Alabama Infantry, Company B, Confederate States Army and enlisted on 19 March 1862, at Scottsville, Alabama. This town at that time was a major point of commerce, with stores, river with bridge, railroad, and an amusement park. His name appears as signature to a roll of prisoners of War paroled at Fort Norfolk, Virginia, 29 June 1863, place not stated. The company muster roll for July and August of 1864, dated 20 Nov 1864, last on file, shows him present returned to duty 10 Nov 1864. He was surrendered by General Robert E. Lee, 1865. My grandmother told me he could never sleep with a blanket on his feet because they had been frozen during the military events while in the field during the Civil War. He was a drummer boy when he entered the Confederate Army during the Civil War. (note by Melvin Scott Jr.)
Bibb County, Alabama Cemeteries, Graveyards & Family Burial Plots, (FHL#976.182 V3b)
NAME: Mary Ann aka Polly
Ambrose Burgess Little liked to be called Burgess, not Ambrose. He was born in West Blockton, Bibb, Alabama on 25 Oct 1873. He met his wife Dora Fonde while she was attending college at Montevallo, Alabama. He was working as a bank teller. They married on the 24 Jan 1900 in Mobile, Alabama. It is thought that they were married at the home of her parents, Henry and Lula Fonde, on Dauphane Street. He was employed by Bush Grocery, a wholesale distributor, as a bookkeeper for many years until this company went out of business. Later he worked for Vedsol Company, a material/clothing organization. In his later years, he worked about 10 years for the Juvenile Court of Mobile as a clerk. He loved oysters with biscuits and molasses for breakfast. He was a kind, warm person and I felt comfortable with him even as a young boy of 2 to 4 years old. When he died, I remember my mother receiving the telephone call upon his death. She was very sad. This was my first experience with death, but it was long distance. With Grandfather Scott, I could see him. (Note from Melvin Scott Jr.)
He married Mary Ann Perry 28 Oct 1851 at West Blockton, Bibb, Alabama . Mary Ann Perry was born at North Carolina 17 Aug 1834 daughter of Enos Perry and Charity Massey .
They were the parents of 4
children:
Rufus Little
born 17 Dec 1855.
Mary A. C. Little
born 9 Dec 1859.
Martha Jane Little
born 25 Mar 1862.
Ambrose Burgess Little
born 25 Oct 1873.
Jasper Jessie Little died 10 Apr 1903 at West Blockton, Bibb, Alabama .
Mary Ann Perry died 19 Mar 1907 at West Blockton, Bibb, Alabama .