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- 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
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