Obits show that Haywood Pipkin, Esq. age 80 years, prominent in politics, died at his home in Midway on 2 Oct. 1893.
Haywood Pipkin married as his 2nd wife, Eliza Cameron, the daughter of Christian M. & Laughlin Cameron.
Haywood's daughter Mary Rebecca [Mother: Emily Catherine Jones], married John Franklin Cameron, brother of Eliza. They named a son Haywood Lauchlin Cameron. He is buried in Fellowship Cemetery with his parents and siblings. #49156561  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/49156561/haywood-lauchlin-cameron
Eliza died 19 Feb. 1881.
[26 Feb 1881, The Montgomery Advertiser: "Deaths In Alabama. Mrs. Pipkin of Midway, wife of Col. H. Pipkin, died of paralysis on Saturday, the 19th.- Her remains were interred at Midway last Sunday."
https://www.newspapers.com/clip/34251930/1881_feb_death_of_mrs_h_pipkin_of/]

As Eliza's parents: Christian McMillan [1867] & Lochlin Cameron [1856] are buried in Fellowship Cemetery ...
... as well as her brother John Franklin [1904] & family
... and there is a fenced Pipkin family lot there with 5 brick outlines
... and there is no record of Eliza Cameron Pipkin being buried at the Midway Cemetery, I put forward that she and Haywood are buried in the Pipkin fenced lot in Fellowship Cemetery. [Memorial ID 230653791].
"PIPKIN LOT - surrounded by a wrought iron fence. When the cemetery was first surveyed in 1933, the name PIPKIN was on a bronze plaque on the entrance gate, but that gate has since gone missing. Now in 2021, only the fencing remains."

His widow [3rd wife] Sarah Matilda (Guerry) Carter wrote "I was married to Haywood Pipkin of Midway, blessed with his loving care, life gliding more peacefully on for some years. And now comes the record of my last great sorrow. October 2nd, 1893 the soul of Haywood Pipkin went home to God while his body was sweetly sleeping."  Family History of Guerry and Dunn.
[Died 12 Feb 1905] She requested that from her share of the rent of her home at Midway for another year, that half the amount be given to Mrs. Mealing Pruett [Haywood & Eliza's daughter Caroline "Carrie" Pipkin] and Mrs. John Brown [daughter Kittie Pipkin]  of Midway to be sacredly applied by them to help purchase a monument for the graves of our dead at Fellowship... "and if any thing is left to put a simple stone at my grave". [which is located in the Enon Cemetery where her family and 1st husband are buried.]
Source: The Geo. Washington Carter family, The Heritage of Bullock County, Ala, p. 193

Haywood Pipkin is the grandfather of:
Martha "Mattie" Frances Pipkin 1860–1939 who married Nathaniel Moss Pruett 1860–1897.
They married on 14 Oct 1881. Marriage license says Mattie F. Pipkin & N. M. Pruett were married at H. Pipkin's home. ME church minister. Witnessed by I. B. Feagin, Probate Judge.
Great grandfather of:
Mary Emmay Pruett 1882–1966 married Edward Turman "Daddy Pap" Alston, Sr. 1879–1963.
& Nathalie "Nattie" Lou Pruett 1887–1972 who married Charles Evans Percy 1878–1953
[Mattie later married Britton "Britt" Ware Burch 1858–1949.]

The Herald and Times of October 8 1885: "The citizens of Midway are a church-going people There are two churches both of which have large and influential congregations. "Mrs. Lou Pruitt [sic: Pruett] and Col H. Pipkin, a well known and honored citizen and a good man are the only surviving members of the First Methodist Church established in Midway."
Note: This is Louisa Savena Feagin Pruett, wife of James Madison Pruett.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/49156575/louisa-pruett