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Free Research > T > Tindal > Family StoryUse the free genealogy search to quickly discover your family history or share your own! Robert Simeon Tindal
Robert Simeon Tindal
Robert S. Tindal was a member of the Masonic lodge and a member of the K.K.K., this is the inscription on his tombstone located at the Blackrock cemetery in Crenshaw County, Alabama. Robert, his wife Clara and family are listed in the 1920 Federal Census for Butler County, Alabama living in the Dock Community. His occupation is listed as a farmer. Many other Tindal family members are living nearby (from the same census). 1920 Federal Census, Butler County, Alabama Township of Dock, Precinct # 4 Robert Simeon Tindal and family are listed near the home of his father and mother in the 1920 Federal Census for Butler County, Alabama living in the Township of Dock in Precinct # 4. In the census Robert is listed as 31 years of age and his wife Clara is listed as 27 years of age. Their children are listed as Virgil age 8; Ennis age 6 and Leland age 2. Also living in the home with them is a William Tindal, age 61. He is listed as a boarder and the relationship is not given. He was probably a brother of Robert's father, John Andrew Tindal. 1930 Federal Census, Butler County, Alabama Township of Dock, Precinct # 4 The family of Clara Stephens Tindal (widow of Robert Simeon Tindal) are listed in the 1930 Federal Census for Butler County, Alabama living near the Dock community in Precinct # 4. Living near them are several members of the Tindal family, including the mother of Robert Simeon Tindal, Mary Ann Frances Barrington. Clara Stephens is listed as 37 years of age. Her four children are John Virgil age 18; Ennis age 17; Leland age 12 and Ottis age 5. Robert Simeon Tindal and Clara Stephens are buried at the Blackrock Cemetery in Crenshaw County, Alabama. A Note From Kendrick Shackleford: The fact that Robert was a member of the KKK in no way reflects that I condone or approve of that organization in anyway. My personal feelings toward that group is one of total repugnance. However, my feelings does not change the fact and my mentioning should not be mistaken for an endorsement.
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