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| 651 | 13. Frances ALEXANDER (Org 7) was born about 1654 in Raphoe, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland. He died about 1701 in Somerset Co., Md.. He was married to Rebeca (--) (Alexander) in 1675 in Somerset Co., Md.. Frances ALEXANDER (Org 7) and Rebeca (--) (Alexander) had the following children: +51i.Henry ALEXANDER. | Alexander, Francis (I8328)
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| 652 | 14. Samuel ALEXANDER Sr. (Org 7) was born about 1657/58 in Raphoe, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland. He was buried in 1733 in Bethel (Chesapeake City)cem. He died on 14 Jun 1733 in Cecil Co., Md. He was married to Mary TAYLOR (daughter of George TAYLOR and Comfort ANDERSON) in 1674 in Annamassex, Somerset Co., Md.. Mary TAYLOR was born about 1650 in Somerset Co., Md.. She died in 1733 in Cecil Co., Md. Samuel ALEXANDER Sr. (Org 7) and Mary TAYLOR had the following children: +52i.James ALEXANDER Farmer & Carpenter.. +53ii.Martin ALEXANDER. +54iii.Sarah ALEXANDER. +55iv.Francis ALEXANDER weaver. +56v.Mary (Craig) (Lowry) ALEXANDER. +57vi.Andrew ALEXANDER. +58vii.Samuel jr. ALEXANDER. +59viii.Mark ALEXANDER. 1. John Alexander b. 1590 in Scotland, married ? b. abt 1590 2. Robert Alexander b. 1610 in Stirling, Scotland d. in Drumquin, Tyrone, Ireland m. Mar y Hamilton b. abot 1600 in Scotland or Ireland?m. abt 1630 in Scotland 3. James Alexander b. 1634 in Scotland d. 17 Nov 1704 in Donegal, Ireland m. Mary Maxwel l b. abt 1635 in Raphoe,Donegal, Ireland m. inIreland? This James would be the Rev. James Alexander -- MERGED NOTE ------------ | Alexander, Samuel Sr. (I1238)
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| 653 | 17. John ALEXANDER (Org 7) was born about 1662 in Raphoe, Donegal, Ulster, Ireland. He died after 1718 in Cecil Co., Md. He was married to Barbary (--) (Alexander) about 1680 in Somerset Co., Md.. Barbary (--) (Alexander) was born about 1662. John ALEXANDER (Org 7) and Barbary (--) (Alexander) had the following children: 70i.Esther ALEXANDER was born on 18 May 1693 in Pocomoke, Annamessex Somerset Co., Md. -- MERGED NOTE ------------ | Alexander, John (the Carpenter) (I8325)
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| 654 | 1722- November 12 - Esther Ball Chinn seems to have had enough of Rawleigh's escapades and files for support for their children. "At a Court held for Lancaster County, Wednesday, the 11th July, 1722; On the prayer of Ester Chinn setting forth that her husband Rawleigh Chinn doth daily abuse her and refuse her any competency whereby she may subsist and that by sd means thereof she hath lately been opliged away from her home to be delivered of a child which she prays may be by her sdhusband maintained. It is ordered that the Sheriff of this county acquaint the sd Rawleigh that it is the courts direction that he take care of and maintain the sd child and that he have ten days notice from the time of his beingserved with this order tp provide for the same, and it is further ordered that in case the sd Rawleigh do not then take care of the sd child as before directed, the sheriff take him into custody till he give security for so doing." [Lancaster County Court Ordrs Bk. 7, p. 51] | Ball, Easter (I1689)
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| 655 | 1750 Census, Montgomery Co., TN, hh #990: Powers, Charles m, 33; Elizabeth f., 32; Harriet, f. 10; William A. m, 8; Fountain P. m, 6; Louisa f, 3; Mary M. f, 8/12; Smith, Sarah f., 19. | Powers, Charles Mathis (I2278)
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| 656 | 1760 - Letters of Joseph Ball jr. to his sister, the mother of George Washington. This Joseph Ball was the uncle of General Washington. I believe the original letter is in the collection of the Library of Congress but I include it here as transcribed by Ruth Walker. They were apparently saved by David Ball, minister of the Old White Chapel Church, St Mary's Parish from about 1791. He has no known connection to the Balls of Lancaster. I have before me two letters from him, the one addressed to his sister Mary, and the other to his nephew George Washington, from which I take the following passages. The first is to his sister, when her son was thinking of going to sea. It is dated Stratford-by-Bow, 19th of May, 1747: "I understand that you are advised and have some thoughts of putting your son George to sea. I think he had better be put apprentice to a tinker, for a common sailor before the mast has by no means the common liberty of the subject; for they will press him from a ship where he has fifty shillings a month and make him take twenty-three, and cut and slash and use him like a negro, or rather like a dog. And, as to any considerable preferment in the navy, it is not to be expected, as there are always so many gaping for it here who have interest, and he has none. And if he should get to be master of a Virginia ship, (which it is very difficult to do,) a planter that has three or four hundred acres of land and three or four slaves, if he be industrious, may live more comfortably, and leave his family in better bread, than such a master of a ship can. . . . . He must not be too hasty to be rich, but go on gently and with patience, as things will naturally go. This method, without aiming at being a fine gentleman before his time, will carry a man more comfortably and surely through the world than going to sea, unless it be a great chance indeed. I pray God keep you and yours. "Your loving brother, Joseph Ball." To his nephew he writes thus after Braddock's defeat:-- Stratford, 5th of September, 1755. "Good Cousin:--It is a sensible pleasure to me to hear that you have behaved yourself with such a martial spirit, in all your engagements with the French, nigh Ohio. Go on as you have begun, and God prosper you. We have heard of General Braddock's defeat. Everybody blames his rash conduct. Everybody commends the courage of the Virginians and Carolina men, which is very agreeable to me. I desire you, as you may have opportunity, to give me a short account how you proceed. I am your mother's brother. I hope you will not deny my request. I heartily wish you good success, and am Your loving uncle, Joseph Ball" [records of William Meade as transcribed by Ruth Walker] 1800- Burges Ball is a member of the Masons of Williamsburg, VA. He has married into the Chichester family that is also related to Rawleigh Chinn who married Ann Ball (5) Burges Ball of "Travellers' Rest", Spotsylvania Co., and of "Springwood", Loudon, born July 28, 1749, died March 7, 1800; captain in 5th Virginia Regiment, Continental line; taken prisoner at Charleston in 1780. In 1776, he raised, clothes and equipped at his own charge a regiment for the Continental service, married Mary, daughter of John Chichester, 2nd, Frances, daughter of Col. Charles Washington. (Hayden's "Virginia Genealogies"). (Source: Cukro, Diane, Virginia Surnames website. http://www.vanygenealogy.com/ This site has good documentation on the Ball and associated families. Hughes, B. V. , "Descendents of Laurence Ball, 1560, Eng", Genforum, 5 Sep 1998 email - bvh@bellsouth.net Meade, William. Old Churches, Ministers, and Families of Virginia, Volume II. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1857 Montague, Robert and Allen, Kevin. Discussion of Ball family on GenForum beginning with message #340, March 17 to March 21 of 2000 Walker, Ruth. Old Church Records of Virginia as listed on Genforum http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?ball::va::13769.htm l , coorespondence of 11/27/02 email - rwalker@hawkpci.net William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine1882-1914, internet accessible through RootsWeb Virginia Achives of the Quarterly) 1711 Joseph Ball I dies; Joseph Ball II inherits Morattico Plantation. He lives primarily in England, making periodic trips to Morattico, which is overseen primarily by Balls nephew, Joseph Chinn. His will is listed in Lancaster Co., VA records as Joseph Ball: Will, Lancaster, 1711. Seal bears I.B., and a merchants' mark. [William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Papers, Vol. 1, No. 3. (Jan., 1893), pp. 167-171.] | Ball, Joseph II (I2754)
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| 657 | 1760 Joseph Ball II dies, leaving Morattico Plantation to his daughter, Frances Ravenscroft Ball Downman, wife of Rawleigh Downman II, son of Rawleigh Downman I of Richmond Countys Mt. Sion. The Downmans move from England to live at Morattico Plantation, whose main house was by this time in a poor state of repair. | Ball, Frances Ravenscroft (I6355)
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| 658 | 1799 Joseph Ball Downman dies at age of forty-four, leaving eight children and a soon-to-be-born son, James W.P. Downman, who inherited Morattico Plantation. 1834 James W. P. Downman dies at a young age, leaving neither heirs nor will.. | Downman, James W. P. (I6357)
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| 659 | 1800 Census, Fayetteville, Richmond Co., NC: James Powers 110101101 1 m. -10, 1 m 10-15, 1 m 26-44; 1 f -10, 1 f 10-15, 1 f 26-44 (probably a relative) 1841 Census, Montgomery Co., TN, Dist #15, enumerated 1 Jan 1841: James O. Powers. 1850 Census, Montgomery Co., TN, pg. 202, roll M432-896: James O. Powers, 54, m., Carpenter, b. NC; Martha " 58, f., b. NC; Thomas " 21, m., b. TN; Martha A. " 19, f., b. TN. | Powers, James Odom (I2095)
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| 660 | 1820 Census Edwards Co., IL: pg. 31 John Leech 3 m. under 10, 1 m. 10-16, 2 m. 45-up, 3 f. 10-16, 1 f. 26-45; | Leach, John (I2779)
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| 661 | 1820 census Fairfield Co., SC. (p 157). James Banks head of household White males: less than 10 yrs (2), 26-45 (1) White females: 10-16 (1), 26-45 (1), 45+ (1) Slaves: (2); (2) engaged in agriculture 1825 Land Grant: Is this the James Banks, resident of Decatur Co. [GA?], who was granted land on 8 Aug 1825 in Section 27, Twp. 10, Range 4E? (Old Huntsville [Alabama] Land Office Records and Military Warrants, 1810-1854, by Mailyn D. Barefield, 1985) 3 Oct 1826, Blount Co., AL, James Banks married Rebecca Carlton. (Alabama Genealogical Register, vol I, p. 6, quoting Blount Co. Marriages, vol A, p 178) 1829, James married Ann Carlton [sister of Rebecca Carlton]. (Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers and Patriots in Alabama, by Louise M. Julich, p 103) 1830 census Blount Co., AL. (p 19) James Banks head of household. White males: less than 5 yrs (1), 5-10 (1), 30-40 (1) 40-50 (1) White females: less than 5 yrs (1), 5-10 (1), 10-15 (1) Slaves (4) 4 Nov 1831, James Banks married Frances Hester in St. Clair Co., AL. (St. Clair Co., AL Marriage Bk 1, p 65, quoted in Marriages of St. Clair County, Alabama, 1819-1853, by Mrs. C.P. McGuire, 1952) [There is no proof that this is a wife of the same James here. St. Clair Co. was adjacent to Blount Co.] 28 May 1834, James Banks was granted land in Section 23, Twp 10, Range 4 E, residing in Blount Co., AL. (Old Huntsville Land Office Records and Military Warrants, 1810-1854, by Marilyn D. Barefield, 1985) 1836, Marshall Co. was created from Blount and several other counties. 11 Mar 1839, James Banks was appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Carlton, deceased. (Alabama Records, vol 65. Marshall Co. by Pauline Gandrud, p 261. Final Records book) 1840 census Marshall Co., AL. (p 92) James Banks head of household. White males: less than 5 yrs (1), 20-30 (1), 60-70 (1) White females: less than 5 yrs (1), 5-10 (2), 10-15, (1)15-20 (1), 40-50 (1) Slaves: (8); (4) engaged in agriculture 1850 census Marshall Co., AL. (p 198) Dist 22. James Banks, WM 67, farmer, real estate $1000, b. SC. Living w/him: wife Frances and children Rutha Jane, Lucinda and Levi. Also present: one dau Harriett Banks [Mrs. Leander Walker], WF 21, b. AL, married within the year. [Note: the wife's name Frances is consistent with a marriage to Frances Hester, but Ann Carlton Banks was supposedly still alive in 1850] The Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers listed either James or his wife Ann as dying 1858. James is more likely -- if correct. (Source: Notes compiled by Ray H. Banks of Las Vegas, NV in Aug 2003, rayhbanks@cox.net) Marriage 1 Frances b: in of South Carolina? Children Austin Chappell Banks b: ABT. 1815 in Fairfield Dist., South Carolina James Pickett Banks b: ABT. 1820 in South Carolina Marriage 2 Rebecca Carlton b: 5 APR 1795 Married: 3 OCT 1826 in Blount Co., Alabama Marriage 3 Ann Carlton b: 14 MAR 1805 Married: 1829 Children Harriet Banks b: ABT. 1829 in Alabama Sarah Ann Banks b: ABT. 1831 in Alabama Rutha Jane Banks b: ABT. 1833 in Alabama Marriage 4 Frances Hester b: ABT. 1799 in South Carolina Married: 4 NOV 1831 in Saint Clair Co., Alabama Children Levi Banks b: ABT. 1838 in Alabama Lucinda Banks b: 7 JUL 1838 in Alabama | Banks, James (I6600)
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| 662 | 1820 Census Moore Co., NC, M33_80, pg. 300, Image 221: Julius Glascock 0000010000101 (1 free white male 45+; 1 free white female 45+; 1 person engaged in agriculture) | Glascock, Julius (I178)
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| 663 | 1830: Bibb County, Alabama, 1101001/11010101 Census ? 1 male under 5 (b. 1825 - 1830)) 1 male 5-10 (b.1820 - 1825) 1 male 15-20 (b. 1810 - 1815) 1 male 40-50 (John Weaver) (b. 1780 - 1790) 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 1 female 15-20 1 female 30-40 (Rebecca??) ( b. 1790 - 1800) 1 female 50-60 (Lydia???) (b. 1770 - 1780) He is on the same page as Calvin Glasscock . . . not sure what happened to him after 1830 . . . a David Weaver (much older) shows up in the 1840 census. Also a George Weaver . . . | Campbell, Rebecca (Rebecker) (I6545)
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| 664 | 1839 Stewart Co., TN: Court Records 7 Oct 1839, named as guardian for hiers of William C. Dowdy. Heirs are: Watson Thompson Dowdy, Fanny Rebecca Dowdy and George William Dowdy. 1840 Stewart Co., TN Census, possibly living with her father. 1844 Stewart Co., TN Court Records, 5 Aug 1844, retained guardianship of Watson T. Dowdy. 1845 Stewart Co., TN Will of William Dowdy includes her. 1845 Stewart Co., TN Marriages, 30 Dec 1845, L.L.T.Dowdy m. Arthur N. Powers. 1860 Stewart Co., TN Census. 1878 Stewart Co., TN Cemetery Records. When Lucy's husband died she moved back, from Hickman Co., KY, to Stewart Co., TN to live with her father, William Dowdy . When her father died, the house was left to Lucy. | LNU, Lucy (I2429)
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| 665 | 1840 Census Dickson Co., TN Hand, Keziah is listed with 1 m 5/10 (John T.W.), 1 m 15/20 (William J.) and 1 m 20/30 (Joseph); 1 f 5/10 (Frances), 1 f 40/50 (Keziah) (Mary was married and gone, and John Jacob was already deceased) 1850 Census, Montgomery Co., TN, enumerated 29 Oct 1850: HH # 94: Hand, Kesiah w f 55 b GA, William w m 26 b. TN Lettitia w f 19 b. TN (William's wife) Mary w f 28 b. TN (?) (daughter Mary was born 1816) Jno T. W. w m farmer b. TN, John w m 2 b. TN (William & Lettitia's son), Louella w f 8/12 b. TN ( William & Letitia's daughter). | Spicer, Keziah (I2881)
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| 666 | 1840 Census Dickson Co., TN Hand, William is listed by himself as 1 m 50/60 (brother of John Jacob Hand?) | Hand, John Jacob (I2880)
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| 667 | 1840 Census, Montgomery Co., TN: POWERS, A.N. 1 (m) 0-5; 1 (m) 10-15; 1 (m) 40-50; 2 (f) 5-10; 1 (f) 15-20; 1 (f) 30-40 1850 Census Stewart Co., TN, pg 403A, fam 296: Powers, Arthur, w, m, 60, b. NC; Lucy, w, f, 48, b. SC; Robert, w, m, 22, b. TN; Mastin, w, m, 20, b. TN; Fannie, w, f, 18, b. TN; Martha, w, f, 17, b. TN; Watson, w, m, 16, m, b. TN; Rebecca, w, f, 14, 12, b. TN; William, w, m, 12, b. TN; Wilson, w, m, 10, b. TN; Everline, w, f, 7, b. TN. | Powers, Arthur N. (I2103)
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| 668 | 1840 Census: Bibb, AL, John C Campbell listed as male 20-30, also 2nd male listed age 20-30, 1 female under 5, 1 female 15-20, & 1 female 50-60 1850 Census, Randolph Co., AL: Name: John Campbell Age: 35 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1815 Birth Place: Georgia Gender: Male Home in 1850Beat 15, Randolph, Alabama Household Members: Name Age John Campbell 35 b. GA Elizabeth Campbell 30 b. GA John Campbell 2 b. AL Martha Campbell 1 b. AL. | Campbell, John (I983)
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| 669 | 1840 Census: Bibb, Alabama, - 3 males under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40 (Joseph), 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40 (Elizabeth) | Campbell, Elizabeth (I1488)
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| 670 | 1850 Abbeville Census shows: Milford, George, age 67, mason born NC Eleanor, age 60, born SC Rebecca, Age 30, MUTE Isabell E., age 23, MUTE John P., age 21, farmer Sarah, age 42??, related?? 3. Company F, 24th Inf Reg(SC) shows L.C.Milford died of disease 1864. *My notes from First Creek Baptist cemetery indicate George was born 26 Jan 1789 (? error in notes or stone? 1783?) and died 03 Aug 1871 . He is buried with wife Eleanor and Rebecca Phagen Milford and Elizabeth Milford. He married Eleanor Milford, daughter of Thomas Milford and Eleanor Jamison. He was buried at First Creek Baptist, Antreville, SC, My notes from Tombstone have birth as 1788. He was born on 8 Nov 1783 at NC. He died on 3 Aug 1871 at Abbeville County, SC, at age 87. 29 . Eleanor Millford. Eleanor, or Ellen, or Nellie was the daughter of John Milford's brother, Thomas Milford, and thus were first cousins. Tombstone in First Creek Baptist cemetery lists birth and death dates and lists as 'Wife of George Milford.' She married George Milford, son of John Milford Sr. and Mary Fleming. She was buried at First Creek Baptist, Antreville, SC. She was born on 26 Jan 1789 at SC. She died on 7 Dec 1864 at age 75. | Milford, George (I8247)
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| 671 | 1850 Butler County KY Census dwelling #799 Wiley Beesley age 44 M farmer $1000 b. Ky. Thomas age 14 M b. Ky. Autheline age 6 F b. Ky. Letty Swift age 29 F b. Tenn. dwelling #800 Elisabeth Beesley age 89 F b. NC. | Beasley, Elizabeth Prevatte (I7539)
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| 672 | 1850 Census for Steele Creek, Mecklenburg Co., NC: Matthew Knox, m., age 50; Nancy, f., age 48; Mary, f., age 16; Nancy, f., 12; and Levissa, f., age 7. | Knox, Matthew (I3695)
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| 673 | 1850 Census Montgomery Co., TN: HH #350: Edwards, Enoch m. age 45 b. NC (incorrect birth date) Nicey f age 44 b. NC (incorrect birth date) Nancy f age 30 b. TN Shepherd, Franklin age 3 b. TN, (Benjamin Franklin Edwards - Isaac's son) Mary age 25 b. TN, (William's wife) Charlotte age 23 b. TN (Edwards Averitt) Edwards, Spring age 16 b. TN, (b. abt. 1834) Nothing else known about Spring Edwards. She may have died early. She is not found anywhere else. She was too old to have been one of Enoch and Eunice's granddaughters. (MCM - 2004) | Edwards, Spring (I8039)
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| 674 | 1850 Census Montgomery Co., TN: HH #365 Edwards, Basel w. m. 35, b. TN, Mary w f 30 b. TN, James w m 10 b. TN, Martha w f 8 b. TN, Julia w f 5 b. TN, Cain w m 7 b. TN. 1860 United States Federal Census Name: Boswell Edwards Age in 1860: 44 Birth Year: abt 1816 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: District 2, Stewart, Tennessee Gender: Male Post Office: Indian Mound Household Members: Name Age Boswell Edwards 44 (Bazel) Mary Edwards 40 Luley Edwards 20 (Julie) James Edwards 18 Cave Edwards 16 (G. J.) Martha Edwards 14 Frances Edwards 11 Charles Edwards 3 Living Next door: Name: Marmaduke Norfleet Age in 1860: 55 Birth Year: abt 1805 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: District 2, Stewart, Tennessee Gender: Male Post Office: Indian Mound Household Members: Name Age Marmaduke Norfleet 55 Adam Norfleet 23 George Norfleet 20 1870 United States Federal Census about Bass Edwards Name: Bass Edwards Birth Year: abt 1816 Age in 1870: 54 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1870: District 2, Stewart, Tennessee Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Indian Mound Household Members: Name Age Bass Edwards 54 Mary Edwards 49 Chas Edwards 11 John Edwards 9 Geo Norfleet 27 Fransis Norfleet 20 (sister Frances Edwards Norfleet) 1880 United States Federal Census - Stewart Co., TN Name: Basel Edwards Home in 1880: Indian Mound, Stewart, Tennessee Age: 62 Estimated birth year: abt 1818 Birthplace: Tennessee Relation to head-of-household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Susan Edwards Father's birthplace: North Carolina Mother's birthplace: North Carolina Occupation: Farmer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Basel Edwards 62 Susan Edwards 30 (Susan MNU Butts) John Wesley Edwards 18 Mathew Butts 8 (Susan's son) Jasper Butts 6 (Susan's son) 1880 In same census, Living next door: Norfleet, George A. 40 Euler Lu 7 Basel D 5 David 4 John L 2 | Edwards, Bazel (I8889)
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| 675 | 1850 Census, Choctaw Co., AL, roll M432_3, pg. 152, enumerated 8 Oct 1850, HH #59: J. B. Gough, 38, m. Planter, b. KY; Allen " 28, m Laborer b. AL; Camelia A. " 27, f. " : Mary A. " 18, f. " : Mary A. " 13, f. " ; Alfred P. " 11, m. " ; P. Taylor " 9, m. " ; Jonathan " 6, m. " ; Franklin C. " 2, m. " ; B. Dunbar " 5, m. " . | Gough, Jonathan B. (I6743)
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| 676 | 1850 Census, Wayne Co., MS, enum. 28 Sept 1850, HH #58: Singley, Jackson 31 w.m. b. AL, Nancy 19 w.f. b. AL, Margaret 1 w.f. b. MS, William w.m. b. MS. 1860 Census, Waynesboro, MS, enum 10 Oct 1860, HH #133: Singley, J. w.m. 49 farmer b. SC, Nancy w.f. 30 b. MS, Margaret w.f. 19 b. MS, John w.m. 11 b. MS, William w.m. 7 b. MS, Alice w. f. 5 b. MS. (Note: appear to be incorrect birth dates and places of birth) | Singley, Andrew Jackson (I7514)
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| 677 | 1850 Pontotoc, MS Census gives Daniel D 24 (1826). with wife Matilda and children, Ann 8 b. SC, William 7 b. SC, John 5 b. SC, Margaret 4 b. MS, and Elizabeth 1 b. MS. 1860 Pontotoc, MS Census gives Danl D. 35 with wife Eliza A. 21 b. SC, with John S. 15, Margaret A. 13, Louraney E. 11 b. MS, Nancy M. 9, b. MS, Doctor H. 5 b. MS, Thomas S. (Susan, female) 2 b. MS, and Malinda J. Anderson 1, b. MS. 1870 Lee, MS Census gives Daniel D. 57 (1813) with wife Eliza A. 31. Nancy N. 18, James A. 16, Doctor H. 14, Thomas S. (gender male) 13, Malinda 11, Madison S. 9, William H. 3. 1880 Union, MS Census gives Daniel D 64 (1816) with wife Elizar A. 40, Matterson 19, b. MS (son), Sintha Cobb 16, b. MS (granddaughter), William 13, b. MS, (nephew) Was unable to find Daniel D. Cobb or J. J. Holland (last husband of Eliza Ann Cobb) after 1880. | Cobb, Daniel Davenport (I4032)
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| 678 | 1850 Stewart Co., United States Federal Census: Dowdy, William 47 b. SC (b. 1805) Lucinda 26 (b. 1824) Lochy 25 (b. 1825) Louisa 20 (b. 1830) Cullen 7 (b. 1843) William Parchment 2 (b. 1848) all b. TN except for William | Dowdy, William C. (I2726)
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| 679 | 1850 U.S. Census, Coosa, Coosa Co., AL, enumerated 22 Oct 1850: Goodgame, James w.m. 50 b. abt 1800 GA, farmer, Tilitha w.f. 42 b. abt 1808 SC, James w.m. 21 b. abt 1829 AL, Amanda w.f. 16 b. abt 1834 AL, Lucinda w.f. 13 b. abt 1837 AL, Floyd w.m. 8 b. abt 1842 AL, Telitha w.f. 5 b. abt 1845 AL, Robert w.m. 3 b. abt 1847, AL. 1860 U.S. Census Subdivision 2 Coosa, AL PO Mt. Olive, enumerated 17 Jun 1860: Goodgame, James 60 w.m. farmer b. GA, Tabetta C. (sic) 51 w.f. b. SC, Amanda C. w.f. 25 b. AL, Talitha w.f. 15 b. AL, Robert S. w.m. 12 b. AL, Benjamin F. w.m. 7 b. AL. 1880 U.S. Census Soccopatry, Coosa, AL enumerated 1 Jun 1880: Goodgame, James w.m. 81 farmer b. abt 1799 GA f.b GA, m.b. GA, Tilithy C. (sic) 72 wife, keeping house b. abt 1808 SC, f.b. SC, m.b. SC, Floyd N. w.m. 38 son, farmer, b. abt 1842 AL. James died in 1884. Telitha must have died not too long afterward. I was unable to find her in another Census. | Goodgame, James Alexander (I4828)
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| 680 | 1850 U.S. Fed Census e.C. River, Bibb Co., AL: Lawhon, Isaac w.m. age 35 b. NC Martha w.f. age 28 b. AL, Emily w.f. age 12 b. AL, Alix w.m. age 10 b. AL, Henry w.f. age 8 b. AL, Louisa w.f. age 4 b. AL. 1860 Census for East Side Cahaba River, Bibb Co., AL. PO Randolph, Roll M653_2, Page 823. Lawhon, Isaac, w. m. age 49 head of household mechanic b.NC, (ages off) Martha w.f. 30 Domestic b. AL (different Martha b. abt 1830) Alexander w.m. 18 farmer b. AL, Henry w.m. 16 farmer b. AL, Susan w.f. 7 b. AL, (is this Martha Elmira's child?) Lafayett w.m. 3 b. AL, Edwards, Rebecca w.f. 22 domestic b. AL. (Perhaps Martha Elmira died during or following Susan's birth in 1853) 1870 US Fed. Census Precinct 2 Baker, AL. enumerated 20 Jul 1870, PO Chestnut Creek HH #70: Lawhorn, I. w.m. 60 working on RR b. NC, Susan w. f. 18 keeping house b. AL, George w.m. 14 working on RR b. AL, (is this Lafayett ?) Catherine w.f. 8 b. AL. (abt 1862) (same census) HH #100 Lawhorn, H. C. w.m. 30 b. abt 1840 A, Louise w.f. 20 b. abt 1850 AL. In 1880 Isaac Lawhorn is living with Mary Ann and John A. McNeill: 1880 Providence, Chilton Co., AL Census enumerated 26 Aug 1880: McNeill, John A. w. m. age 51 Practicing Physician b. NC, f.b. Scotland, m.b. Scotland, Mary A. w. f. age 42 wife b. AL, f.b. SC, m.b. AL, Millard F. w. m. age 22 son b. Al, f.b. NC, m.b. AL, Gilbert C. w. m. age 12 son b. Al, f.b. NC, m.b. AL. Robert B. w. m. age 7 son, b. AL, f.b. NC., m.b. AL, Annie E. w. f. age 3 daughter b. AL, f.b. NC, m.b. AL, Johnson, James B. w. m. age 21 step-son farmer b. AL, f.b. SC, m.b. AL, Lawhorn, Isac w. m. age 67 carpenter b. NC, f.b. SC, m.b. GA. (husband of Elizabeth Martha Elmira Cobb (Mary Ann's aunt). 1880 Fed Census Providence, chilton Co., AL: Dwelling #370 HH #378 Lawhorn, Henry C. w.m. 37 retail grocer b. AL, f.b. NC, m.b. AL Louise w.f. 30 wife keeping house b. AL, Alexander w.m. 5 son b. AL Elizabeth w.f. 2 daughter b. AL, Netta w.f. 3/12 daughter b. AL. Because of his birth place this is a possible relative ... something to be checked. Name: Isaac R Lawhon , Residence: Chatham County, North Carolina Occupation: Farmer Enlistment Date: 08 March 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Confederacy State Served: North Carolina Unit Numbers: 153 153 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 08 March 1862 at the age of 22 Enlisted in Company H, 46th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 16 April 1862. Died Company H, 46th Infantry Regiment North Carolina on 20 June 1862 in Goldsboro, NC These can be checked through the Bureau of Land Management if you are interested: Alabama Land Records Viewing records 1-3 of 3 matches for: Isaac Lawhon In Alabama About this database Alabama Pre-1908 Homestead and Cash Entry Patent and Cadastral Survey Plat Index Name Land Office Total Acres Issue Date ISAAC LAWHON TUSCALOOSA 80.01 August 28, 1838 ISAAC LAWHON TUSCALOOSA 80.1025 June 01, 1858 ISAAC LAWHON TUSCALOOSA 119.7825 October 01, 1860 This is image 59 of 98 on the 1850 Bibb County, AL census ... for some reason they did not index Isaac. You will note that he lives next door to Levi Banks Cobb. On the other side of Levi is Isaac Gentry, Alexander's step brother (of half brother, depending on the researcher). Bibb County Marriage Lawhon, Joab Brooks Maner, Mary 11 Dec 1820 Bibb Shelby County Marriages Lawhon, Mollie, Martin, J. W., 05/17/1897, 128 Lawhorn, Eli, Allen, Sarah, 11/13/1896, 77 Just looked closer to Mary Lawhon's 1850 census, sorry I misread the 88 yr. old. female as a male. This would very possibly be Mary's mother, born in Maryland. Here are some other clues that may be of assistance. Alabama Marriages to 1825 Viewing record 1 of 1 match for: Joab Lawhon In United States About this database Database of marriages to 1825 Spouse 1 Spouse 2 Marriage Date Marriage Location Lawhon, Joab Brooks Maner, Mary 11 Dec 1820 Alabama Bibb County Alabama Land Records Viewing record 1 of 1 match for: Joab Lawhon In United States About this database Alabama Pre-1908 Homestead and Cash Entry Patent and Cadastral Survey Plat Index Name Land Office Total Acres Issue Date JOAB B LAWHON CAHABA 39.95 August 2, 1834 Another take on the Lawhon name in NC 1820 Chatham County, NC 214 NC Chatham LAWHON Joel 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 1769 Tax List - Dobbs County, NC Submitted for use in the USGenWeb Project Archives by Jerome Tew jdtew@esn.net DOBBS CO. 1769 TAXABLES male BY Jerome Tew (Some names edited.) White Blk LAWHON James 1 LAWHON James sons John & James 3 LENOIR/DOBBS COUNTY, NC - MISC. - Voters in 1779 ----¤¤¤¤---- Original found at the NC Archives in the General Assembly Records, Session of May 3 - 15, 1779, Box 1, Folder entitled Committee Reports: Committee of Privilege & Elections. Information on citation found by Charlotte Carrere and used with permission of Charles Clement Lucas, Jr. Dobbs County North Carolina 1779 Vote It Was Not Easy To Vote in 1779 Kinston Daily Free Press Friday - November 2, 1962, Page 10 "In 1779 the outlook for the success of the American Revolution had grown very dim. This year and the next were to be the darkest hours for the patriots. Kinston, the home town of Governor Richard Caswell, had become the de facto capital of the new State. Here the State's Board of War usually met in secret sessions. Sometimes the Council of State met here. Sessions of the General Assembly, being more a matter of public knowledge, usually were convened at larger and more heavily guarded towns. While the name of the town was changed from Kingston to Kinston by law in 1784, already by 1779 the patriots were calling it Kinston in derision of the King of England from whose title the original name derived. The vote in the general election in 1779 required the highest patriotic conviction. If the Revolutionary cause failed, each of these voters would be marked as among the rankest seditionists. For these were the men of Dobbs County who closest held to heart the pledge of the Declaration of Independence, the pledge of "our sacred honor." This list of Dobbs voters is complete but does not complete her roll of honor, for there were those who were away with the armies in the field and the women whose names do not appear on this list. Still, these are the fathers and brothers and staunch supporters of those who fought, and each of them deserves to be remembered. Even to those whose resolute patriotism stilled all fear of the possibility of danger in defeat, to vote was no easy matter. The voting place was at the old Dobbs County Courthouse erected near Walnut Creek about midway between present LaGrange and Goldsboro. Dobbs County included practically all of the areas now comprised in Lenoir, Greene and Wayne Counties, and it was from these areas that the voters came on horseback to cast the vote of freemen in a ? State. Because of the distances, the polls were open for two days, March 10th and 11th. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA At an election of one Senator and Two Members of the House of Commons to Represent the county of Dobbs held at the Court House the 10th and 11th of March, 1779, the following persons voted for Members of the House of Commons to wit: Lawhon, John NC MOORE COUNTY LAND OWNERS IN THE YEAR 1815 Lewis Lawhon Samuel Elkins Joel Lawhon Neill McIntosh Thomas Ritter Joseph Rouse John Lawhon Moore County, NC 1800 Census 243 LAWHON, Lewis 2-1-0-0-1 2-2-3-0-1 00 00 Wayne County, NC 1800 Census 854 8 Lawhon Ferreby . . 2 . . . 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1786 Wayne County Tax List Original at Archives Treas & Compts Papers Box 8 - Tax Lists State of North Carolina} Wayne County } List of the taxable property with the names of the persons owning the same in the said County for the year 1786 in alphabetical order This list is broken up into several districts, the names of which are not included. Persons, Acres Land, Free poll, Black poll, Stud Horses, Carriage Wheels Lawhon, Wm, 50, 1 Lawhon, John, 950, 1, 6 Wayne County, NC - 1779 Voter List (Old Dobbs) File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Guy Potts It Was Not Easy To Vote in 1779 Kinston Daily Free Press Friday - November 2, 1962, Page 10 Lawhon, John | Lawhorn, Isaac (I4728)
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| 681 | 1850 U.S. Federal Census Shelby Co., AL enumerated 9 Oct 1850 H.H. #263: Avery, William W. b. 1825 S.C. farmer, Setilia J. (sic-Telitha Jane) b. 1824 AL. Peritern w.f. 3 b. 1847 AL., David M. w.m. 2 b. 1848 AL, John N. w.m. 5/12 b. 1850 AL. | Avery, William Wilson (I8693)
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| 682 | 1850 United States Federal Census about Floyd Martin Name: Floyd Martin Age: 18 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1832 Birth Place: Alabama Gender: Male Home in 1850(City,County,State): Pike, Alabama Household Members: Name Age Caroline Martin 27 Emily Martin 25 Floyd Martin 18 Jackson Martin 28 Ranson Martin 64 Susan Martin 60 Renda Prentis 3 | Cobb, Elmina Jane (I912)
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| 683 | 1850 United States Federal Census about George Milford Name: George Milford Age: 67 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1783 Birth Place: North Carolina Race: White Gender: Male Home in 1850(City,County,State): Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, South Carolina Household Members: Name Age Eleanor Milford 60 George Milford 67 George W Milford 15 Isabella E Milford 23 Joshua P Milford 21 Margaret J Milford 18 Mary J Milford 25 Rebecca J Milford 30 Sarah Milford 42 View Original Record View original image | Milford, George (I8247)
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| 684 | 1850 United States Federal Census about James Nix Name: James Nix Age: 49 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1801 Birth Place: Georgia Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): E C River, Bibb, Alabama Household Members: Name Age James Nix 49 (James & Martha born in GA.) Martha Nix 42 Weltha A Nix 18 (all children born in AL) Sarah Nix 16 Frances Nix 14 Mary A Nix 12 John Nix 8 Susan Nix 2 Thos Hardeman 19 (Laborer born in VA) | Nix, James (I9024)
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| 685 | 1850 United States Federal Census about William Ford Name: William Ford Age: 30 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1820 Birth Place: Louisiana Gender: Male Home in 1850(City,County,State): Perry, Mississippi Household Members: Name Age William Ford 30 Lydia Ford 27 Sarah Ford 6 Jesse Ford 4 Elizabeth Ford 2 1860 United States Federal Census about W L Ford Name: W L Ford Age in 1860: 40 Birth Year: abt 1820 Birthplace: Mississippi Home in 1860: Jasper, Mississippi Gender: Male Post Office: Holts Value of real estate: View Image Household Members: Name Age W L Ford 40 Lydia Ford 37 Sarah Ford 14 J T Ford 12 ((Jessie T.) Elisabeth Ford 10 James Ford 9 B A Ford 7 J J Ford 5 John Ford 3 Rachael Ford 4/12 J T Taylor 15 b. GA (prob. boarder) U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 about William F. Ford Name: William F. Ford Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Mississippi Regiment Name: 9 Batt'n. Miss. Sharp Shooters Regiment Name Expanded: 9th Battalion, Mississippi Sharpshooters COMPANY: C Rank In: Private Rank In Expanded: Private Rank Out: Private Rank Out Expanded: Private Alternate Name: William/Ford Film Number: M232 roll 13 | Ford, William L. (I8988)
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| 686 | 1850 United States Federal Census about George Milford Name: George Milford Age: 67 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1783 Birth Place: North Carolina Race: White Gender: Male Home in 1850(City,County,State): Saluda Regiment, Abbeville, South Carolina Household Members: Name Age Eleanor Milford 60 George Milford 67 George W Milford 15 Isabella E Milford 23 Joshua P Milford 21 Margaret J Milford 18 Mary J Milford 25 Rebecca J Milford 30 Sarah Milford 42 View Original Record | Milford, George (I8247)
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| 687 | 1850 US Census Shelby Co., AL Name: Larkin Gentry Age: 18 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1832 Birth Place: Alabama Gender: Male Home in 1850(City,County,State): Shelby, Alabama Household Members: Name Age Andrew Caveness 50 Henry Caveness 22 Lorana Caveness 43 Sarah Caveness 24 Larkin Gentry 18 Jacob Northcut 20 Nancy Shields 5 White Shields 3 1860 United States Federal Census Shelby Co., AL, HH #443 Name: Larkin Gentry Age in 1860: 32 Birth Year: abt 1828 Birthplace: Alabama Home in 1860: Shelby, Alabama Gender: Male Post Office: Montevallo Value of real estate: View Image Household Members: Larkin Gentry 32 Francis E Gentry 25 Burda j Gentry 7 Mary A Gentry 6 Wm S Gentry 4 Jno H Gentry 2 Robt L Gentry 3/12 1870 United States Federal Census Beat 5, Autauga, Alabama PO Prattville. Name: Francis E Gentry Estimated Birth Year: abt 1834 Age in 1870: 36 Birthplace: Alabama Race: White Gender: Female Household Members: Francis E Gentry 36 Jane B Gentry 17 (Jane Burda) Mary C Gentry 15 William S Gentry 14 Alexander Gentry 12 Robert L Gentry 10 Larkin C N Gentry 8 U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 about Larkin Gentry Thumbnail: View Original Image: View original image Name: Larkin Gentry Issue Date: 1 Jun 1858 State of Record: Alabama Acres: 80.12 Accession Number: AL2860__.199 Metes and Bounds: No Land Office: Tuscaloosa Canceled: No US Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Number: 33567 Legal Land Description: SectionTwpRangeMeridianCounties 3324-N14-ESt StephensChilton U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 about Larkin Gentry Thumbnail: View Original Image: View original image Name: Larkin Gentry Issue Date: 10 Dec 1859 State of Record: Alabama Acres: 240.375 Accession Number: AL2920__.300 Metes and Bounds: No Land Office: Tuscaloosa Canceled: No US Reservations: No Mineral Reservations: No Authority: April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document Number: 36618 Legal Land Description: SectionTwpRangeMeridianCounties 3224-N14-ESt StephensChilton 3224-N14-ESt StephensChilton | Gentry, Larkin (I8726)
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| 688 | 1850 US Census shows S.C. Medlock as 4 years old. 1870 US Census shows Sarah C. Medlock as 24 years old. | Medlock, Sara Catherine (I6279)
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| 689 | 1851 Wales Census about George Teague Name: George Teague Age: 22 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1829 Relation: Servant Gender: Male Where born: Amroth, Pembrokeshire, Wales Civil Parish or Township: St Florence County/Island: Pembrokeshire Country: Wales Registration district: Pembroke Sub registration district: Tenby ED, institution, or vessel: 10 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 24 Household Members: Name Age Jane Vaughan 58 James Vaughan 35 Elizabeth Vaughan 25 Mary Anne Vaughan 23 John Vaughan Beddoe 10 George Teague 22 (servant) John James 22 (servant) (related to Mary James?) Mary Hoell 16 (servant) George Lewis 14 (servant) 1861 Wales Census about George Teague Name: George Teague Age: 32 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1829 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Mary Anne Gender: Male Where born: Begelly, Pembrokeshire, Wales Civil Parish or Township: Begelly County/Island: Pembrokeshire Country: Wales Registration district: Narberth Sub registration district: Begelly ED, institution, or vessel: 2 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 56 Household Members: Name Age George Teague 32 Mary Anne Teague 29 Anna Elizabeth Teague 6 Sarah Anne Teague 4 Mary Jane Teague 1 1871 Wales Census about Mary A Teague Name: Mary A Teague Age: 39 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1832 Relation: Head Gender: Female Where born: Begelly, Pembrokeshire, Wales Civil Parish: Begelly Ecclesiastical parish: St David County/Island: Pembrokeshire Country: Wales Registration district: Narberth Sub registration district: Begelly ED, institution, or vessel: 2 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 38 Household Members: Name Age Mary A Teague 39 Sarah A Teague 14 Mary J Teague 12 Emily E Teague 6 Frances M Teague 3 (Where is George?) | Teague, George (I4170)
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| 690 | 1851 Wales Census about John Teague Name: John Teague Age: 48 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1803 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Mary Gender: Male Where born: Begelly, Pembrokeshire, Wales Civil Parish or Township: Begelly County/Island: Pembrokeshire Country: Wales Registration district: Narberth Sub registration district: Llanboidy ED, institution, or vessel: 5 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 128 Household Members: Name Age John Teague 48 (wrong age) Mary Teague 53 (wrong age) James Teague 16 Elizabeth Teague 14 William Teague 11 Elizabeth Teague 60 (John's sister (age incorrect) (George and John Teague II are married and moved out) | Teague, II John (I2972)
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| 691 | 1851 Wales Census Name: John Teague Age: 87 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1764 Relation: Head Gender: Male Where born: Amroth, Pembrokeshire, Wales Civil Parish or Township: Amroth County/Island: Pembrokeshire Country: Wales Registration district: Narberth Sub registration district: Llanboidy ED, institution, or vessel: 7a Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 8 Household Members: Name Age John Teague 87 Susannah Thain 80 (John's sister Susannah Teague) William Thain 46 John Thain 21 Susannah Thain 17 Eliza Thain 11 Martha Thain 6 In 1851 John's wife is dead. His sister, Susannah and her family are living with him. | Teague, I John (I9021)
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| 692 | 1860 Butler Co. Census, page 111, Berrys Lick, 4 Aug: #809/749 Reubin McCoy, age 59, farmer, real estate 4000, personal 1900, KY; William (?) (female), age 57, spinning, can't read/write, KY; Malinda A., age 25, sewing, KY; Mary A., age 22, weaving, can't read/write, KY; Harriet L., age 18, sewing, attended school, KY; Amanda A., age 14, attended school, KY; John Taylor, age 18, farmer, KY; Siloand B. (female), age 3, KY. 1860 Butler Co. Slave Schedule: Reubin had 1 male slave, age 35. Burial: Union Cemetery, Butler Co. | McCoy, Reuben (I6705)
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| 693 | 1860 Census Almond P. O. District, near Louina (now Wadley), Randolph Co., AL. p. 838? #1526: Catherine 65 SC in hh of John J. Culpepper. According to census records, Catherine was born in South Carolina. Her mother, Barbary, was recorded in the 1820 census of Edgefield District, SC and this is where Catherine is believed to have married John Jefferson Culpepper. Barbary Bell died sometime after the 1820 census and before Jan 1826 when "Catharine Culpepper" and her husband, "John J. Culpepper" were listed in a 13 Jan 1826 Edgefield District, SC deed with Wm. Bell, Robert Bell, Margaret Bell and Mary Bell as heirs of Barbary Bell. The land mentioned in the deed was on Cuffeeton Creek by Josiah Langley's Mill bounding Elijah Harding, Benjamin Hasting and Geo. McDuffie's land, and had originally been granted to Geo. Shelnut and was very close if not adjacent to the land that John Culpepper, Senior sold in 1823. The heirs of Barbary Bell granted the land to Wm. H. Buffington for $651. Hugh Mosely and Henry Shelnut were witnesses and releases were signed by Catherine Culpepper wife of John J. Culpepper and Mary Ann Bell wife of William Bell on 13 Jan 1826. The deed was recorded 22 Nov 1830. Catherine and John J. Culpepper presumably returned from Georgia to settle the estate since based on 1827 Georgia Land Lottery records, John J. Culpepper, was supposed to have been in Georgia since 1824. Catherine was recorded with her husband and children in the 1830 census of Upson Co., GA and the 1840 and 1850 Chambers Co., AL census. And Catherine was noted in the 1860 census of Almond P. O. District, near Louina (now Wadley), Randolph Co., AL with her husband and grandson. She was not noted in the 1870 census and is presumed to have died in the interim in Randolph Co., AL. John William Culpepper wrote 18 Aug 1994 that a descendant, Mrs. John (Edith Champion) Zuber, said that Catherine was buried with her husband in the Concord Baptist Church Cemetery. The grave was not recorded in the index of church cemetery records possibly because the grave was unmarked or is too worn to read. | Bell, Catherine (I2965)
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| 694 | 1860 Census for Montgomery Co., TN lists Martha age 51 b. NC, with one son, James. | Powers, Martha (I2867)
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| 695 | 1860 Census KY, Trigg Co., Hudson, R. (Robert) age 47, m, b. NC, blacksmith; H.E. (Hannah Ewing) age 42, f, b. TN; M.A., age 17, f, b. KY; L.C., age 15, f, b. KY; R.E. age 12, m, b. KY; J.B. age 9, m, b. KY; A.F. age 6, f, b. KY; T.C. age 3, m, b. KY; E. Boyd (Elizabeth Leach Boyd), age 86, f, b. NC. | Boyd, Hannah Ewing (I1448)
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| 696 | 1860 Census Stewart Co., TN Dist #2 Indian Mounds P.O. enumerated 6 Jun 1860: Household #193: Richard age 23, m. Farm Laborer b. TN, Ann 23, f. b. TN, Charles 1, m. b. TN. | Smith, Richard (I8049)
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| 697 | 1860 Census Waynesboro, MS, enumerated 10 Oct 1860: HH #133: Singley, J. 49 m. farmer b. SC (1817) Nancy 30 f. b. MS (1829) Margaret 19 f. b. MS (1846) John 11 m. b. MS (1849) Wm. 7 m. b. MS (1852) Allice 5 f. b. MS (1854). | Singley, Margaret A. (I6944)
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| 698 | 1860 Fed Census Montgomery Co., TN Palmyra SE of the Cumberland River, enumerated 10 Oct 1860: HH #218: Averett, E.R. w m 30, Charlotte w f 28, Minerva w f 8, Margaret w f 5. Same Census HH #216: Averett, R. w m 31 farmer b. TN Martha w f 25, Charles w m 3, Silas w m 1/2. Same Census HH #210: Averett, J w m 30, Mary w f 25 T.L. w m 18. Same Census next door HH # 211: Edwards, E. w m 70 b. SC, (Enoch & Eunice) Nicy w f 66 b. SC, Martha w f 23 b. TN. Same Census HH #204: Powers, C. R. w, m, age 45 farmer, b. SC; Malinda, w, f, age 34, b. TN; (daughter of Enoch & Nicy Edwards) Milton w, m, age 14; (Wiley Milton) Mildred, w, f, age 12; (Frances Mildred) Eliza, w, f, age 10; (Elizabeth E.) Edward, w, m, age 7; (Edward B.) Charlotte, w, f, age 5; (Charlotte A.) Cora, w, f, age 4; (Sarah Cora) Mary, w, f, age 1. (Mary Dora) Same Census HH #195: Edwards, Wm. w m 40 farmer, b. TN, Mary w f 33 b. TN, Elizabeth w f 14 b. TN, Ann w f 12 b. TN, Fredonia w f 7 b. TN, Caroline w f 5 b. TN, Andrew Johnson w m 3 b. TN, William w m 5/12 b. TN. Shepherd, Susan w f 66 b. NC. 1880 Census Montgomery Co., TN 4th Civil District enumerated June 1880 HH #365: Averitt, Charlotte w f 49 keeping house widow b. TN father b. NC mother b. NC Margaret w f 23 Daughter boarder b. TN f.b. TN m.b. TN, Elija A. w m. 17 son farmer ( b. TN all), Nicy w f 8 daughter (b. TN all), Aaron w m 7 son (b TN all), Duolis w f 4 daughter (b TN all), Viola w f 1 daughter (b TN all). | Averitt, Elijah R. (I1999)
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| 699 | 1860 United States Federal Census about David Wooley Name: David Wooley Age in 1860: 50 Birth Year: abt 1810 Birthplace: South Carolina Home in 1860: West Side Cahaba River, Bibb, Alabama Gender: Male Post Office: Scottsville Household Members: Name Age David Wooley 50 b. SC, farmer Martha Wooley 39 b. SC domestic Mary Wooley 16 b. GA Mark Wooley 14 b. GA Lucy G Wooley 11 b. AL, Wilson C Wooley 8 b. AL, Cynthia A Wooley 6 b. AL, George Wooley 4 b. AL, Jabez Wooley 2 b. AL, Charles Seals 25 b. AL laborer | Wooley, David (I9083)
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| 700 | 1860 United States Federal Census about Ira Campbell Name: Ira Campbell Age in 1860: 35 Birth Year: abt 1825 Birthplace: Alabama Home in 1860: Shelby, Alabama Gender: Male Post Office: Montevallo Value of real estate: View Image Household Members: Name Age Ira Campbell 35 Mary A Campbell 28 Sarah Relett Campbell 30 Sahar Northcut 23 Ira was in the 31st Alabama Infantry Regiment This is not a Bibb County regiment, but men from Bibb might have enlisted in this unit. Muster roll Civil War May 5, 1862 Camp Goldwaite, Shelby Co., Alabama. Company F., 31st Alabama Infantry Regiment. 3rd Lt., James A. Cobb, Commander. The 31st Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Talladega, 16 March 1862, with men from Calhoun, Cherokee, Montgomery, Randolph, Shelby, and Talladega counties. Some Of The Men Who Served In This Regiment Were: Campbell, Ira Muster Roll 1862/05/05 at Camp Goldthwaite First Name: Ira MI: Marital Status: Occupation: Enlistment Date: Enlistment Information: Age 36, Alabama, Bibb County, 1st Sergeant. The Adjutant General's Office 1933/03/06 First Name: Ira MI: Marital Status: Occupation: Enlistment Date: 1862/03/22 Enlistment Information: Age 36, Mims Cross Roads, 1st Sergeant. Engagements: Engage. con't: Remarks: As 2nd Lieutenant, his name appears on a list dated 1863/06/13 of Missing in the Battle of Baker's Creek. Union records show he was captured at Champion Hill 1863/05/16, imprisoned at Johnson's Island, Ohio, where he was paroled and forwarded to Remarks con't: Point Lookout, Maryland, for exchange, 1865/02/20. He was paroled at Selma, Alabama 1865/05/31 DEATH: Name: Ira Campbell Death Date: 30 May 1909 Death County: Chilton Volume: 3 Certificate: 360 Roll: 1 | Campbell, Ira (I6539)
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