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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Roddey was born in Mouton, Lawrence County, Alabama to Philip and Sarah Roddey. His father, a saddler, had moved his family to Alabama from eastern Tennessee. Philip D. Roddey''s birth year is usually given as 1826, which is on his tombstone. However, census records show him as several years older, and in fact his father had been shot and killed in an altercation in Moulton in 1824.[1] Roddey''s widowed mother raised her 3 children as best she could, but Roddey…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Roddey was born in Mouton, Lawrence County, Alabama to Philip and Sarah Roddey. His father, a saddler, had moved his family to Alabama from eastern Tennessee. Philip D. Roddey''s birth year is usually given as 1826, which is on his tombstone. However, census records show him as several years older, and in fact his father had been shot and killed in an altercation in Moulton in 1824.[1] Roddey''s widowed mother raised her 3 children as best she could, but Roddey received little formal education. He was a tailor in Moulton before he was appointed sheriff of Lawrence County in 1846, serving at least until 1852. He then purchased a steamboat, which he ran on the Tennessee River. He married Margaret A. McGaughey and had a son and a daughter.