1. 1651 YORK COUNTY, VIRGINIA

 2. 1715 PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

 3. 1741 OLD BEAUFORT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
	(NOW PITT COUNTY)

 4. 1776 ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA

 5. 1776 CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

 6. 1784 EFFINGHAM COUNTY, GEORGIA
	SCREVEN, BULLOCH, BRYAN, and BURKE

 7. 1806 WILKENSON (LAURENS) COUNTY, GEORGIA

 8. 1812 BULLOCH COUNTY, GEORGIA

 9. 1818 BRYAN COUNTY, GEORGIA

10. 1835 WARE COUNTY, GEORGIA

11. 1858 PIERCE COUNTY, GEORGIA (BRANTLY)

12. 1837 COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA

13. 1846 CENTERVILLE, GEORGIA

14. 1857 NEW RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA (BRADFORD)

15. 1869 MANATEE COUNTY, FLORIDA

ALBRITTON

Francis 			1651		
George  			1636		
Ralph				1656		
Thomas				1682		
James				1705		
Thomas				1729		
John				1750		
Thomas				1776		
James M.			1812		
Thomas "Capt."		        1840		
“Yeller”Tom			1867		
Judge Paul C.		        1896		
James W. “Mush”		        1866		
Irma Lee			1891		
Bertha M.			1893		
Louie A.			1897		
Dora B.				1901		
Callie J.			1903		
James A. “At”		        1905		
Besse V.			1910		
Ora M.				1914		

Mercer				1775		p.
Alva A.				1831		p.

John A.				1812		p.
James T.			1848		p.

Ewing				1813		p.
John A.				1860		p.
Sara				1903		p.

At the endc of this book, you will find a brief list of the sources
where we obtained most of the information. Each source relates to
a page number and a number in parentheses (#) inserted in the text.

Grouped together by underlining or bolding the lettering and using
an asterisk *, bold asterisk*, or two ** ect. is how we point
out relationships.

The name of Albritton is spelled many different way, but the spelling
most often is “ALBRITTON.”Prior to the year 1667, the name was spelled:
Albrigton, Albrighton, or Alberton. Since that time, other variations
have appeared such as: Albriton, Allbriton, Albritten, Albrittain,
and Albritain. The lines of Albrittons in this book have always spelled
their name ALBRITTON except for one or two variations.

The first known reference to an Albritton was in Staffordshire, England where the
name appears in the registry of Houghton Parish in 1570 as Albrighton.
Apparently, an Albrighton family or families were members of the parish or church.
According to Dr. Errett Cyrill Albritton of Washington, D.C. the first
Albritton to emigrate to the new world was Robert Alberton who arrived at
Jamestown Colony in the year 1608 on the second supply ship sent from
England. This ship, commanded by Captain Newport, carried a supply of settlers
among who were “two females but no provisions.”(1)