Wiley Augusta Bounds (Bownds), (foster?)

Wiley married Claudie Ann Williams about 1908. Claudie was born on 7 Dec 1885 in Milam Co, Texas; died on 14 Feb 1925 in Portales, Roosevelt Co, New Mexico; was buried in Portales Cem, Portales, Roosevelt Co, New Mexico. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Ocran Rudolph Bounds (Bownds) was born on 19 Dec 1910 in Texas; died on 20 Aug 1954 in Lubbock Co, Texas; was buried in Englewood Cem, Slaton, Lubbock Co, Texas .

Wiley married Grace Casey about 1932. Grace was born on 17 Dec 1896; died on 29 Jul 1981 in Hockley Co, Texas; was buried in Levelland Municipal Cem, Levelland, Hockley Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Franklin Delano Bounds (Bownds) was born on 29 Jan 1934 in Dallas Co, Texas; died on 4 Aug 1982 in Lubbock, Lubbock Co, Texas; was buried in Levelland Municipal Cem, Levelland, Hockley Co, Texas.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1880, Lee Co, Texas

Notes:

Census:
1880 Lee County, Texas

residence 306
Bounds John Male 37 1843 Self Married Mississippi add add
Bounds Julia Female 30 1850 Wife Mississippi Mississippi Mississippi
Bounds Franklin Male 12 1868 Son Texas Mississippi Mississippi
Bounds Ora Female 8 1872 Daughter Texas Mississippi Mississippi
Bounds Warren Male 4 1876 Son Texas Mississippi Mississippi
Bounds Alford Male 2 1878 Son Texas Mississippi Mississippi

residence 307
Bounds William Male 44 1836 Self (Head)Self (Head) Married Mississippi Mississippi Mississippi
Bounds Louisa Female 44 1836 Wife Married Alabama Alabama Alabama
Bounds John W. Male 15 1865 Son Texas Mississippi Alabama
Bounds Selathian Male 13 1867 Son Texas Mississippi Alabama
Bounds Henry A. Male 11 1869 Son Texas Mississippi Alabama
Bounds Ira J. Male 10 1870 Son Texas Mississippi Alabama


residence 310
Bounds Morgan Male 32 1848 Self Married Mississippi Mississippi Mississippi
Bounds Mary Female 27 1853 Wife Married Texas Texas Texas
Bounds Daniel Male 10 1870 Son Texas Texas Texas
Bounds Susan Female 6 1874 Daughter Texas Texas Texas
Bounds Willie Male 4 1876 Son Texas Texas Texas
Bounds John Male 11 1869 Son Texas Texas Texas
Bounds Wily Male 1 1879 Son Texas Texas Texas


residence 311
Miller, E. 31 farmer LA LA LA
Firida 23 Texas wife (blank) Mississippi
Henry 8 son Texas
Mary 5 daughter Texas
William 3 son Texas
Susan 2 daughter Texas

Morgan married Mary Virginia Parker about 1869 in Texas. Mary (daughter of Willis M. Parker and Mariah Jane Larrison) was born on 26 Dec 1852 in Burleson Co, Texas; died on 21 Jun 1934 in Tahoka, Lynn Co, Texas; was buried in Tahoka Cem, Tahoka, Lynn Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 14 Sep 1850, Jasper Co, Mississippi
• Residence: 1852, Lavaca Co, Texas
• Residence: 1860, Hill Co, Texas
• Property: 1867, Burleson Co, Texas; purchased land

Notes:

"John Bounds was ordained as a Baptist minister in the Palestine Baptist Church in Hinds County, on the second Lord's Day in November 1827. .

He was a charter member. In the early 1840s, John switched to the Stone-Canmpbell Restoration Movement of the Christian Churches.

(Church of Christ). Some people called them Reformed Baptists and some called them ?Campbellite Baptists? in those days. John was .

the first pastor of Shady Grove Baptist Church, founded about 1845. He is listed in the 1850 Jasper Co, MS census. He brought his family .

to Lavaca County, Texas about 1852, where several of his children were married. By 1860, he was in Hill County, Texas. He then bought .

land nearby in Burleson County, in 1867. He deeded some of this land to his children in 1869. He is buried beside his wife, Mary Sophoronia Cooley Bounds, in the Mesquite .

Cemetery in Lee County. The data on this family are from the John Bounds/Bownds Bible and from Joseph Erwin Waters of Temple, Texas. .

Also the Boundless Bounds Family Book..."
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/36501471/person/18944668511/mediax/1?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7CpgNum

Census:
1850 Jasper Co MS 14 Sep
Residence 120
-Parker, Rhoda Ann (Strickland) 45 1805 Georgia
(wid of John Parker)
Parker, Candice T. 18 1832 Mississippi (m Dawson Stanton
Parker, John H. (Hudson) 12 1834 Mississippi
Parker, Elizabeth Allen 10 1840 Mississippi
-Stanton, Dawson 25 1825 Alabama (m Candice Parker)

Residence 121
-Rogers, Redick (Reddick) 62 1787 SC
Elizabeth (Cooley) 45 1805 SC
Mary Anne 15 1835 MS
Elizabeth B 11 1839 MS

Residence 125
-Ellis, Lenon B. 46 1804 Georgia
Tresa 49 1801 Georgia
Ira B. 21 1829 MS
S.W. 18 1832 MS
Nancy 14 1836 MS
Tresa 12 1838 MS
Mary 10 184 MS
John W.W. 6 1844
Sarah 2 1848 MS
James S. 27 1823 MS

Residence 126
- Bounds, John C (Chapman) 25 1825 Mississippi
Bounds, Martha (Ellis) 16 1834 Mississippi
Bounds, William Theodore 1 1849
- Bosworth, Augustus 3 1847 (1842) Mississippi
Dixon, Spias 55 1795 Georgia (b 1 Feb 1795; d 28 Dec 1875 Jasper Co MS
Dixon, Lydia (King) 52 1798 South Carolina b 27 Feb 1798; d 8 Sep 1887 Jasper Co
Halder (Holder), H.H. (or H.L.) 21 1829 Mississippi
Halder, Colen (Colosso) 13 1837 Mississippi
Danlas, George 50 1800 --

Note: Bounds/Ellis relation to Dixon/Holder not determined; but Spias Dixon's (Spicer Dickson) daughter, Rebecca (1825) m a James Holder. And in 1860 H. Holder was living near a T.H. Moffett. Martha Ellis Bounds mother was a Moffett. T.H. might have been her brother


Residence 129
- Bounds John 48 1802 South Carolina <<<<
Bounds Mary (Cooley) 43 1807 South Carolina
Berry 22 1828 South Carolina
James 19 1831 South Carolina
William 17 1833 South Carolina
Jane 16 1834 South Carolina
Andrew 12 1838 South Carolina
John 7 1843 South Carolina
Morgan 2 1848 South Carolina
- Susan Bounds 16 1834 South Carolina
- Jane Bounds 9 1841 South Carolina

residence 130
- Cooly, Nancy (Bounds) 66 1784 South Carolina
- John 21 1829 Mississippi

Residence 131
- Cooley, Middleton 24 1826 Mississippi

Residence 132 Mississippi
- Cooley, Daniel 32 1818 Mississippi
Eliza 26 1824 Mississippi
Nancy 12 1838 Mississippi
William 10 1840 Mississippi
Julia Anne 8 1842 Mississippi
John 6 1844 Mississippi
Madison 4 1846 Mississippi
Adaline 2 1848 Mississippi

residence 133
- Cooley William 38 1812 North Carolina
Mary 3 1820 North Carolina
Penelope 18 1832 Mississippi
Elias 16 1834 Mississippi
William 13 1837 Mississippi
Susan 11 1839 Mississippi
Eliza 7 1843 Mississippi
Nancy 4 1846 Mississippi
Mary 2 1848 Mississippi

residence 134
-Merrill A. (Abel) 50 1800 SC
Eliza (Cooley) 48 1802 SC
William 28 1822 MS
Eliza 16 1834 MS
Green Berry 14 1836 MS
Susan 12 1838 MS
Keziah (Goodwin) 20 1830 MS (wife of William)

residence 135
-Travis, Ezekiel 46 1804 GA
Martha (Granberry) 40 1810 GA
James 19 1831 MS
Allen 17 1833 MS
Mary 20 1830 MS
Soanna 12 1838 MS
Jane 8 1842 MS
Allisa 4 1846 MS

residence 136
-Porter, L.L. (Lancelot Landlot) 45 1805 SC
Elizabeth (Bounds) 40 1810 TN
James Palmer 18 1832 MS
Susan 15 1835 MS
Martha Anne 10 1840 MS
Russell 5 1845 MS
Saphronia Paulina 1 1849 MS

Residence 137
- Cooly Berry 29 1821 MS
Cooly Lavina (Arrington) 17 1833 MS
Ellender Bersheba epsy 6 1844 Mississippi
Spurlock Martha 26 1824 Mississippi
Spurlock Mary Jane 21 1829 Mississippi
Spurlock Allen 16 1834 Mississippi
Spurlock John 20 1830 Mississippi
Spurlock Robert Winston 13 1837 Mississippi
Spurlock Anne 11 1839 Mississippi
Spurlock Lavina 8 1842 Mississippi
Spurlock Adaline 63 1787 Mississippi (unknown relation)

(note: Berry Cooley's relation to the Spurlocks has not been determined; but these Spurlocks are the children of William (1800 GA) and Lavina Winborne Spurlock (1800 SC), who are living in Residence 119 with Calno P and Isabella Moonsson. That household is listed directly before Rhoda Parker.
In Residence 118 is Bowling L. Spurlock, age 3 1847, another child of William and Lavina. He is living with George & Mary Massengale (Massingill) and children.
By 1860, William and Lavina are in Rockport, Simpson Co, MS, with their children, Ann, Levina, and Adeline, age 15. Near is Young B. Massengale, and wife Martha. He is son of George & Mary Massengill who Bowling was living with; and Martha is daughter of William and Lavina Spurlock.


Property:
He deeded some of this land to his children in 1869.

Died:
Letter from Mary Jones to Susan Bounds, dated 23 Apr 1871, she states to Susan, "Frances wrote to me not long since. She said for me to tell you your Father was dead. Her Ma Martha Bounds Bosworth) had got a letter from some one there." "There" was Lee County, and Susan was in Lavaca, about 75 miles due south of Lee County.
Martha was John's daughter and Susan's sister. He had died in 1867 - sad, long time to not know their father had died.

John married Mary Sophronia "Polly" Cooley on 11 Dec 1824. Mary (daughter of William C. Cooley, Sr. and Nancy Bounds) was born on 24 Aug 1808 in Darlington District, South Carolina; died in Jul 1869 in Lee Co, Texas; was buried in Old Mesquite Cem, Lee Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"There is a story below written in 1901 that gives a more detailed account of Willis' life. A few details are incorrect, but hey...when you're in your 70's let's see how many details you remember. Anything in parentheses is an edit that I made." ~ Shayne Archer, Findagrave

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June E. Tuck
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From the historical files of June E. Tuck who does not validate or dispute any historical facts in this article.
Dallas Morning News Nov. 2, 1901

Willis Parker, the subject of this sketch, is one of the oldest living native Texans in the State. The father of Willis Parker, immigrated from Kentucky in 1822, and located in Texas near old Nacogdoches, as a member of the Robinson Colony. There Willis Parker was born Nov. 8, 1825 (1824 or 1826?). Later on the family moved near Huntsville, where Mr. Parker was mostly raised. There and elsewhere in the State, the family have since lived, and evidences of their sojourn still remain in such names as Parker Fort and Parker County (both were named after Parkers not directly linked to Willis, ie. cousins/uncles). The residence of Gen. Sam Houston in which he died, stood on the land patented by the father of Mr. Parker. The battle San Jacinto, Mr. Parker distinctly remembers. He was then a boy nearly 11 years old. After the battle he and others of the family, being alarmed by a false report that Houston was defeated, walked to Nacogdoches to escape the Mexicans, as they thought. The general stampede occasioned by this report has since been known in history as the "Runaway Scrape." The father of Mr. Parker was in this battle; took sick before he left the service and never fully recovered, dying five years after (His father, Wiley, died in 1847).

Texas was then a wilderness full of Indians, revengeful and bloodthirsty. Mr. Parker has vivid recollections of a number of raids when he, with the other children, were rushed into hiding by their mother to escape the red men. Cynthia Ann Parker, whose romantic history every schoolboy knows, was a first cousin (actually second cousins) of Mr. Parker. Her father being Jim Parker (actually Silas M. Parker), an uncle of Mr. Willis Parker. He was within two miles of the scene when she was stolen, and was himself in hiding at the time. This occurred at what was then called Parker's Fort, when Willis Parker was about 13 years old. (Above it was stated that Willis was 11 when the Battle of San Jacinto occurred and the Fort Parker massacre happened within 3 months of San Jacinto. I believe he was around 12 during both.)

As a young man Mr. Parker fought Indians under Capt. Thomas and Wadkins, and ranged practically all over the State. At the outbreak of the Mexican War all his horses were pressed into the service, and his cattle taken also. In return he was given government scrip, which the Federal authorities forgot to repay. He afterwards entered the United States army and was detailed by Tom L. Smith to haul provisions for the Rangers from old Washington to Fort Gates. He remained in the service till the close of the war, and was at the battle of Monterey. His captain was Jim Gillespie, Jack Hays Regiment, in General Taylor's command.

Mr. Parker, having a large family to support, never entered the Confederate service, but furnished beeves for the penitentiary and frighted cotton to Brownsville, for which he was granted certain conditions of exemption from active services. He owned a number of slaves, cattle, horses and lands situated on the line of Walker county, all of which was lost as a result of the war, leaving him comparatively a poor man.

Being well stricken in years at the breakup, Mr. Parker was unable to retrieve his losses, but has maintained himself and family in comfort, and has not been assisted by either State or Federal government except a Mexican War pension, which he has been drawing the last several years.

Mr. Parker now lives in Lee county. He has been twice married, both wives now dead, and has been the father of eight sons and daughters, three of whom are still living. These themselves are now well up in years and have families of grown children.

"Uncle Willis" lives in retirement and seclusion, innocently unconscious of his importance as an historical figure. A man, he is childlike in his simplicity, loved by all his associates, and thankful that, through he is poor, he has been allowed to journey so long in the land of his birth.

E. McIntosh - Tanglewood, Lee Co., Texas
findagrave

Willis married Mariah Jane Larrison on 2 Feb 1849 in Walker Co, Texas. Mariah was born on 13 Nov 1825 in Mustang Prairie, Houston Co, Texas; died in 1883 in Madisonville, Madison Co, Texas; was buried in Larrison Family Cem, Madisonville, Madison Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1805, Anderson Co, Tennessee

Notes:

Census:
Name: James Bounds
State: TN
County: Anderson County
Township: No Township Listed
Year: 1805
Record Type: Tax list
Database: TN Early Census Index


Name: John Bounds (father? brother? to James)
State: TN
County: Anderson County
Township: No Township Listed
Year: 1805
Record Type: Tax list
Database: TN Early Census Index

James married Mary Ann Crocker about 1798 in Spartanburg, Spartanburg Co, South Carolina. Mary (daughter of Arthur Crocker) was born in 1776 in Isle of Wight Co, Virginia; died in 1860 in Jasper Co, Mississippi . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 18 Oct 1850, Jasper Co, Mississippi
• Census: 11 Sep 1860, Davisville, Jasper Co, Mississippi

Notes:

She is from this line of Crockers of Isle of Wright. Some researchers say she is daughter of Anthony and some say Arthur. The various trees on line of have very few birth dates and those can vary widely.
Nevertheless, this line of Crockers does have a Middleton connection; her daughter married a Porter,and those lines merged into my ancestors cousin, Samuel Porter Middleton. So, there is continuity if not exactly.

Census:
1850 Jasper County, Mississippi
Julia Wilcox, m Alfred Allee.


Residence 329/350
(Ancestry transcribed this name as Gragson)
Lee Grayson 50 farmer 1000 Kentucky
Biddy Grayson 36 1814 Mississippi
Mahalia Grayson 22 1828 Mississippi
Mary Ann Grayson 21 1829 Mississippi
Emiline Grayson 19 1831 Mississippi
Andrew J. Grayson 17 1833 Mississippi
Oliver Grayson 14 1836 Mississippi
George Grayson 13 1837 Mississippi
Sarah Ann Grayson 11 1839 Mississippi
Claiborne Grayson 10 1840 Mississippi
Lucretia Grayson 9 1841 Mississippi
William Grayson 7 1843 Mississippi
Dorinda Grayson 5 1845 Mississippi
Thomas Grayson 3 1847 Mississippi
Alert G. Grayson 2 1848 Mississippi

residence 330/351
James D Lee 45 1805 farmer Georgia
Rebecca Lee 38 1812 Tennessee
Rebecca Jane Lee 16 1834 Mississippi
William Lee 14 1836 Mississippi
Caroline Lee 12 1838
Mary Lee 10 1840
Sarah Lee 9 1841
Amanda Lee 8 1842
James H Lee 2 1848
Eliza Julia Lee 0 1850
Margaret Grayson 4 1846 Mississippi
(prob child of family above)

residence 331/351
Thomas Woodward 28 farmer South Carolina
Elizabeth L Woodward 22 SC
William McBride 5 SC
Eleanor L McBride 3 1847 SC
William C Bounds 45 1805 farmer Tennessee
Nancy Anne Bounds 31 1819 Tennessee
Jesse M Bounds 16 1834 laborer Mississippi
Talitha Bounds 13 1837 Mississippi
William A Bounds 11 1839 Mississippi
Elizabeth Bounds 9 1841 Mississippi
Nancy C Bounds 4 1846 Mississippi
Mary Bounds 75 1775 Virginia <<<
Jane Clark 50 1800 North Carolina
Julia Wilcox 22 1828 Mississippi


Census:
1860 Jasper Co, Mississippi 11 Sep Davisville P.O.

residence 749
-- William Merrill 38 1828 farmer $-- $4,488 Mississippi
K.G. Merrill 32 1828 wife MS
S. (Sabra) 12 1848 MS female
Mary 10 1850 MS
W.W. (William Wallace) 8 1852 MS
E.S. (Enoch G or S) 6 1854 male
I.P. (Isaiah Pickney) 4 1856 male
W.A. 6/12 1859 male

residence 750
-- Merrill, Abel 67 1793 SC farmer $4,090 $26,330
Eliza (Mary Elizabeth Cooley) 1804 SC
G.B. (Green Berry) 24 1836 male SC day laborer $200, $70
N.C. (Nelson Cooley) 13 1847 MS male
Rynach, Gandliss 21 1839 pedler $1,000 Germany

residence 751
-Cooly W.C. (William C. Jr) 48 1812 farmer $5040 $6,470 SC
Mary (Davis) 45 wife 1815 Sc
Nancy 14 1846 MS
Mary Jr. 13 1847 MS
John 10 1850 MS
Berry 6 1854 MS (idiot)

residence 752
-Lius (Elias) Cooly 25 1835 MS $1 $1,000
Nancy Cooly 21 1839 MS
Nelson Cooly 2 1858 MS
W.C. Cooley (William C III) 22 1838 day laborer $- $60 MS

residence 753
- Cooley Midd 34 1826 male MS (s/o Wm/Nancy)
farmer $1,920 $30,975
Ellen (Arrington) 30 1830 female
M.J. (Mary Jane) 9 1851 female
S.C. (Saphronia Catherine) 7 1853 female
B.B. 3 (Berry B.) 1857 male
N.A. Arrington 12 female
Francis Travis 28 male farm laborer MS $- $200


residence 755
- Cooley L.B. 38 1822 MS farmer $2,280 $7,599
(Little Berry to LA; Wm/Nancy)
L. (Lavina) 25 1835 female MS
N.A. 1851 female MS
W.J. 6 1854 male MS
I.M. 4 1856 male MS
S.C. (Sterling) 1 1859 male (to Louisiana)


residence 756
- Ellis, J.S. (James S.) 36 1824 head MS $565 $871
N.P. (Nancy Penelope Cooley) 27 1833 wife MS
E.R. 8 1852 MS male (maybe female: Elizabeth listed in 1870 married to Mr. Wade?)
W.P. (William Perry) 6 1854 MS
M.E. 4 1856 MS female
L.W. 2 1858 MS male

residence 757
- Lang Susan 59 1801 farmer $- $2,000 SC
Lang W.S. 26 1834 male day laborer MS $- $175


residence 758
-Bounds, N.A. (Nancy Ann Freeman) 41 1818 Tennessee
farming $3,136 $2,334 TN
(widow of Wm Crocker Bounds -John/Mary)
Bounds, J.O. 8 1852


residence 761
- Cooley, J.E.(John) 32 1828
Mary 24 (Mary Ann Travis) 1826 MS
Nancy 7 1853 MS
C.J. 3 1857 MS female

residence 762
- Bounds J.C. Sr (John Chapman) 32 1828 male
farmer $2,100 $7,565
(s/o Wm Crocker Bounds - Bounds/McBride/Parker)
M.A. (Mary Ann Donald w2) 33 1827 female S.C.
J.C. Jr (Joseph Christian) 3 1857 male MS
John (FJohn Chapman) 2 1858 male
P.E. (Penelope Eugenia) 1 1859 female
Nancy 1/12 1860 MS
W.F. 10 1850 male (William Theodore - fr 1st mar)
Mary 85 1775 Virginia domestic
(grandmother Mary Ann Crocker)
N.C. 13 1847 female $- $2,200 MS
(Nancy C., sister)

William married Nancy Bounds in 1801 in Darlington, South Carolina. Nancy (daughter of John Bounds and Mary Allen) was born in 1784 in Georgetown, South Carolina; died in 1858 in Jasper Co, Mississippi . [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 14 Sep 1850, Jasper Co, Mississippi
• Will: 8 Jan 1859, Eastern Clarion, Jasper Co, Mississippi

Notes:

Census:
1850 Jasper Co MS 14 Sep
Residence 120
-Parker, Rhoda Ann (Strickland) 45 1805 Georgia
(wid of John Parker)
Parker, Candice T. 18 1832 Mississippi (m Dawson Stanton
Parker, John H. (Hudson) 12 1834 Mississippi
Parker, Elizabeth Allen 10 1840 Mississippi
-Stanton, Dawson 25 1825 Alabama (m Candice Parker)

Residence 121
-Rogers, Redick (Reddick) 62 1787 SC
Elizabeth (Cooley) 45 1805 SC
Mary Anne 15 1835 MS
Elizabeth B 11 1839 MS

Residence 125
-Ellis, Lenon B. 46 1804 Georgia
Tresa 49 1801 Georgia
Ira B. 21 1829 MS
S.W. 18 1832 MS
Nancy 14 1836 MS
Tresa 12 1838 MS
Mary 10 184 MS
John W.W. 6 1844
Sarah 2 1848 MS
James S. 27 1823 MS

Residence 126
- Bounds, John C (Chapman) 25 1825 Mississippi
Bounds, Martha (Ellis) 16 1834 Mississippi
Bounds, William Theodore 1 1849
- Bosworth, Augustus 3 1847 (1842) Mississippi
Dixon, Spias 55 1795 Georgia (b 1 Feb 1795; d 28 Dec 1875 Jasper Co MS
Dixon, Lydia (King) 52 1798 South Carolina b 27 Feb 1798; d 8 Sep 1887 Jasper Co
Halder (Holder), H.H. (or H.L.) 21 1829 Mississippi
Halder, Colen (Colosso) 13 1837 Mississippi
Danlas, George 50 1800 --

Note: Bounds/Ellis relation to Dixon/Holder not determined; but Spias Dixon's (Spicer Dickson) daughter, Rebecca (1825) m a James Holder. And in 1860 H. Holder was living near a T.H. Moffett. Martha Ellis Bounds mother was a Moffett. T.H. might have been her brother


Residence 129
- Bounds John 48 1802 South Carolina
Bounds Mary (Cooley) 43 1807 South Carolina
Berry 22 1828 South Carolina
James 19 1831 South Carolina
William 17 1833 South Carolina
Jane 16 1834 South Carolina
Andrew 12 1838 South Carolina
John 7 1843 South Carolina
Morgan 2 1848 South Carolina
- Susan Bounds 16 1834 South Carolina
- Jane Bounds 9 1841 South Carolina

residence 130
- Cooly, Nancy (Bounds) 66 1784 South Carolina <<<<
- John 21 1829 Mississippi

Residence 131
- Cooley, Middleton 24 1826 Mississippi

Residence 132 Mississippi
- Cooley, Daniel 32 1818 Mississippi
Eliza 26 1824 Mississippi
Nancy 12 1838 Mississippi
William 10 1840 Mississippi
Julia Anne 8 1842 Mississippi
John 6 1844 Mississippi
Madison 4 1846 Mississippi
Adaline 2 1848 Mississippi

residence 133
- Cooley William 38 1812 North Carolina
Mary 3 1820 North Carolina
Penelope 18 1832 Mississippi
Elias 16 1834 Mississippi
William 13 1837 Mississippi
Susan 11 1839 Mississippi
Eliza 7 1843 Mississippi
Nancy 4 1846 Mississippi
Mary 2 1848 Mississippi

residence 134
-Merrill A. (Abel) 50 1800 SC
Eliza (Cooley) 48 1802 SC
William 28 1822 MS
Eliza 16 1834 MS
Green Berry 14 1836 MS
Susan 12 1838 MS
Keziah (Goodwin) 20 1830 MS (wife of William)

residence 135
-Travis, Ezekiel 46 1804 GA
Martha (Granberry) 40 1810 GA
James 19 1831 MS
Allen 17 1833 MS
Mary 20 1830 MS
Soanna 12 1838 MS
Jane 8 1842 MS
Allisa 4 1846 MS

residence 136
-Porter, L.L. (Lancelot Landlot) 45 1805 SC
Elizabeth (Bounds) 40 1810 TN
James Palmer 18 1832 MS
Susan 15 1835 MS
Martha Anne 10 1840 MS
Russell 5 1845 MS
Saphronia Paulina 1 1849 MS

Residence 137
- Cooly Berry 29 1821 MS
Cooly Lavina (Arrington) 17 1833 MS
Ellender Bersheba epsy 6 1844 Mississippi
Spurlock Martha 26 1824 Mississippi
Spurlock Mary Jane 21 1829 Mississippi
Spurlock Allen 16 1834 Mississippi
Spurlock John 20 1830 Mississippi
Spurlock Robert Winston 13 1837 Mississippi
Spurlock Anne 11 1839 Mississippi
Spurlock Lavina 8 1842 Mississippi
Spurlock Adaline 63 1787 Mississippi (unknown relation)

(note: Berry Cooley's relation to the Spurlocks has not been determined; but these Spurlocks are the children of William (1800 GA) and Lavina Winborne Spurlock (1800 SC), who are living in Residence 119 with Calno P and Isabella Moonsson. That household is listed directly before Rhoda Parker.
In Residence 118 is Bowling L. Spurlock, age 3 1847, another child of William and Lavina. He is living with George & Mary Massengale (Massingill) and children.
By 1860, William and Lavina are in Rockport, Simpson Co, MS, with their children, Ann, Levina, and Adeline, age 15. Near is Young B. Massengale, and wife Martha. He is son of George & Mary Massengill who Bowling was living with; and Martha is daughter of William and Lavina Spurlock.


Will:
From the 8 Jan Eastern Clarion, vol. XXII, No. XIII: State of Mississippi, Jasper County.

In probate court, January Term, 1859. To Eliza Merrell and Abel Merrell, her husband; Hearbert Cooly; Elizabeth Rogers and Reddick Rogers, her husband; Nelson Cooley, William Cooley, Ira Cooley, Middleton Cooley, L.B. Cooley, Benjamin F. Lee, Nancy Warren, and George Warren, her husband; Polly Bounds and John Bounds, her husband; and Eliza Cooley, Julia Cooley, William Cooley, Madison Cooley, Adaline Cooley, Lavina Cooley, Berry Benton Cooley and Ira Cooley and all other persons interested in the settlement of the estate of Nancy Cooley late of said county, deceased. In next March Term of Probate Court of Jasper County.

http://www.tamu.edu/faculty/ccbn/dewitt/mckstorycooley.htm

Wiley married Lucinda Martha Fulcher in 1824 in Texas. Lucinda was born on 17 Feb 1805 in Tennessee; died on 3 Aug 1845 in Tom Green Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]