ECAFA

East Coast Allred Family Association, inc.
A 501(c)3 Organization
To learn more about our tax exempt status, contact our Treasurer, Harlan Sexton

This Web Page Dedicated to the memory of our dear friend and cousin,
Former President of the Allred Reunion Committee and our first ECAFA Treasurer,
James Eugene Allred
1932-2003
2008 Reunion in Randolph County, NC

Next Meeting:
To Be Announced
Everyone Welcome!!!

January 21, 2007 Meeting Minutes
April 21, 2007 Meeting Minutes
June 10, 2007 Meeting Minutes
July 26, 2007 Meeting Minutes
August 23, 2007 Meeting Minutes
September 27, 2007 Meeting Minutes

Minutes from past years

Working to Locate, Identify, Preserve and Protect our Ancestors' Graves
as we learn about their Lives

ECAFA Tombstone Project
The Allred - Trogdon Cemetery Project

ECAFA Working in the York Family Cemetery Lane - Foust Cemetery Project

Founded in 1997, the East Coast Allreds are a fun loving, genealogy gathering, NC and Randolph County history learning, family exploring group based in Randolph County, NC. Leaders Eddie Clay Allred and Linda Allred Cooper host meetings about once every 6 weeks, rotating in Greensboro, Siler City and Asheboro.

Trips and activities are planned several times each year to visit and/or work in cemeteries or abandoned grave yards and a variety of family and historical sites as we strive to learn as much as possible about our American history and ancestors.

Everyone is invited to join in the fun! You don't have to live in Randolph County - just have a willingness to join in the fun when you can. We have members who live in Virginia (Alice Allred Pottmyer), Georgia (Melvin Alred) and Texas (Dennis York) who come and join in when they can.

For more information, click on the names listed below and send us an e-mail. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

Garland Allred (1923-2000) of Cedar Falls, Randolph County, NC shows off his family photo album to Sue, Franklin and Larry

On our way to explore an Allred site in the woods near Cedar Falls, Randolph County, NC. From left: Eddie Clay, Hollis, Franklin, Larry, Sue, James Eugene & Tommy

Eddie Clay points to one of the caves hidden under a tree's roots in Randolph County, NC where some Randolph County, NC residents hid from Yankee Soldiers during the War Between the States

Working to repair clean up and repair tombstones in the Moffit Family Cemetery near Coleridge, Randolph County, NC. Burial site of Elisha Allred (1803-1865) and family.

Eddie Clay, Hollis and Sue honor their common ancestor, Barbara Spoon Allred (1825-1869), wife of Elisha Allred, buried in the Moffit Family Cemetery, Coleridge, Randolph County, NC

Interviewing family historian and Allred descendant Mary O. Jones. From left: Hollis, Eddie Clay & Larry in Randolph County, NC

Visiting Reuben "Rube" and Bernice Allred in Tallapoosa, GA. From left: (front) Linda, Bernice, Rube, (back) Dot, Melvin, Larry, Sue, Joyce

On our way to the abandoned Buffalo Cemetery, Richmond County, NC, burial site of John Allred (d 1899) and his wife, Amelia Armstrong (1791-1871)

Visiting the Great Salt Lake. From left: Lonnie, Sue, Larry, Carol, Wallace, Tot, Eugene (standing on the rock), Franklin & Adrian.

Visiting the Family History Center, Genealogy Society of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT. From left: Adrian, Linda, Eugene, Eddie Clay, Linda, Tot, Blanche, Rick, Sue, Carol, Franklin, Wallace, Cathy & Lonnie

Visiting Allred, TN (Overton County). From left: Sue Estep, Charlotte Allred Walker, James Michael Allred, Linda Allred Cooper