Living next door to his brother in the 1850 US Census:

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Name: Green Stovall
Residence: Walker county, Walker, Alabama
Age: 24 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1826
Birthplace: Alabama
Gender: Male
Film Number: 442867
Digital GS Number: 4191541
Image Number: 00265
Line Number: 29
Dwelling House Number: 33
Family Number: 33
Household Gender Age
Green Stovall M 24y
Mary Stovall F 26y
George Stovall
Collection: United States Census, 1850

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Name: Green P Stovall
Residence: , Fayette, Alabama
Ward: East District
Age: 34 years
Estimated Birth Year: 1826
Birthplace: Ala
Gender: Male
Page: 67
Family Number: 446
Film Number: 803009
DGS Number: 4211182
Image Number: 00419
NARA Number: M653
Collection: United States Census, 1860

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Name: Green P. Stovall
Residence: North River, Fayette, Alabama
Birthdate: 1826
Birthplace: Alabama, United States
Relationship to Head: Self
Spouse's Name: Mary A. Stovall
Spouse's Birthplace: Alabama, United States
Father's Birthplace: Georgia, United States
Mother's Birthplace: Georgia, United States
Race or Color (Expanded): White
Ethnicity (Standardized): American
Gender: Male
Martial Status: Married
Age (Expanded): 54 years
Occupation: Farmer
NARA Film Number: T9-0013
Page: 429
Page Character: A
Entry Number: 1147
Film number: 1254013
Household Gender Age
Green P. Stovall M 54
Spouse Mary A. Stovall F 54
Child Martha M. Stovall F 24
Child John Stovall M 23
Child Caroline Stovall F 18
Child Missouri Stovall F 16
Collection: United States Census, 1880

CIVIL WAR DOCUMENTATION
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Fayette County, Alabama - ~ Southern Claims Commission Records ~

Green P. STOVALL
Claim No: 11640
Date of Hearing: 9 Feb 1872
Place of Residence: Fayette County, Kansas P.O. (Walker Co., AL)
Place of Residence at Time of Incident/s: Same

Remarks: He refused to enlist in Confederate army. In October 1863, he was arrested at his house in Fayette County by rebel Col. HARRIS and jailed for seven days at Fayetteville. He was asked and again refused to join the army. He spent the next several months imprisoned at various locations from Meridian, MS, to Richmond, VA. He eventually made his escape, returned to Fayette County and remained in the woods near his home until close of the war. One brother and four nephews served in the 1st Alabama Cavalry under George SPENCER.

Brief Description of Incident/s: On 26 Mar 1865, Col. TOMPKINS of General WILSON's army took from claimant's residence one horse, feed and foodstuffs valued at $214.50. The supplies were needed by the army "in order to put down the rebellion."

Witnesses, Testifiers and Others:
• Newton ALVIS, age 27, resident of Walker Co., AL; acquainted with claimant for 20 years; lived "near" him during war; served in 1st Alabama Cavalry, Co. L
• Alford (Alph) RUTLEDGE, age 31, resident of Walker Co., AL; witnessed incident at claimant's farm
• George STOVALL, age 23, resident of Fayette County; witnessed incident at claimant's farm
• James STUDDARD, age 52, resident of Fayette County; acquainted with claimant for 25 years; lived ½ mile from him during war; also imprisoned for refusing to serve in rebel army

• Married: ABT 1848

1. George Stovall b: 1849 in Walker County, Alabama
2. Martha M. Stovall b: 1856 in Alabama
3. John Stovall b: 1857 in Alabama
4. Caroline Stovall b: 1862 in Alabama
5. Missouri Stovall b: 1864 in Alabama

1. Title: 1850 United States Federal Census
   Author: Ancestry.com
   Publication: Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005
   Note: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850
   Repository:
   Note: www.ancestry.com
   Media: Ancestry.com
2. Title: RWC Project - Rootsweb multiple databases - UnVerified