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| 2701 | 1850 Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana residence 411 Uriah Gibson 50 planter Louisiana Betsy 50 Louisiana residence 415 Fred Smith (Schmidt) 40 planter Matilda 24 Jeane 5 Emeline 3 Sally 1 | Schmidt (Smith), Frederick George (immigrant) (I44782)
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| 2702 | 1850 Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana residence 580 Josiah Johnson 47 1803 Louisiana Charlotte 59 1791 Lucina 16 1834 Aaron 14 1836 Adden 12 1838 Charles 18 1840 Catherine 8 1842 Elizabeth 6 1844 Lara 3 1847 Jonathan 1 1849 residence 852 (who?) Johnson John 35 1815 Louisiana Esther 24 1826 Louisiana residence 584 Gibson Johnson 32 1818 Louisiana (adopted by Saddler) Elisa 28 1822 Louisiana John 12 1838 Martin 10 1840 Washington 8 1842 Aaron 6 1844 Merande Johnson 4 1846 Kesia Johnson 2 1848 pg 60 residence 586 John Johnson 52 1798 KY planter (this is "Saddler) Nancy Johnson 45 1805 William Johnson 20 1830 Aaron Johnson 18 1832 James Johnson 12 1838 residence 594 (adopted son of "Saddler") Jacks Johnson 30 1820 Louisiana Tempy Johnson 20 1830 Louisiana Jackson Johnson 4 1846 Josia Johnson 2 1848 Charlotte Johnson 1 1849 | Johnson, John L. "Saddler" (not son of Moses, son of who?) (I90193)
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| 2703 | 1850 Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana residence 580 Josiah Johnson 47 1803 Louisiana Charlotte 59 1791 Lucina 16 1834 Aaron 14 1836 Adden 12 1838 Charles 18 1840 Catherine 8 1842 Elizabeth 6 1844 Lara 3 1847 Jonathan 1 1849 residence 852 (who?) Johnson John 35 1815 Louisiana Esther 24 1826 Louisiana residence 584 Gibson Johnson 32 1818 Louisiana (adopted by Saddler) Elisa 28 1822 Louisiana John 12 1838 Martin 10 1840 Washington 8 1842 Aaron 6 1844 Merande Johnson 4 1846 Kesia Johnson 2 1848 pg 60 residence 586 John Johnson 52 1798 KY planter (this is "Saddler) Nancy Johnson 45 1805 William Johnson 20 1830 Aaron Johnson 18 1832 James Johnson 12 1838 residence 594 (adopted son of "Saddler") Jacks Johnson 30 1820 Louisiana Tempy Johnson 20 1830 Louisiana Jackson Johnson 4 1846 Josia Johnson 2 1848 Charlotte Johnson 1 1849 | Johnson (Odom), Gibson "Gippy" (adopted) (I90194)
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| 2704 | 1850 Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana residence 580 Josiah Johnson 47 1803 Louisiana Charlotte 59 1791 Lucina 16 1834 Aaron 14 1836 Adden 12 1838 Charles 18 1840 Catherine 8 1842 Elizabeth 6 1844 Lara 3 1847 Jonathan 1 1849 residence 852 (who?) Johnson John 35 1815 Louisiana Esther 24 1826 Louisiana residence 584 Gibson Johnson 32 1818 Louisiana (adopted by Saddler) Elisa 28 1822 Louisiana John 12 1838 Martin 10 1840 Washington 8 1842 Aaron 6 1844 Merande Johnson 4 1846 Kesia Johnson 2 1848 pg 60 residence 586 John Johnson 52 1798 KY planter (this is "Saddler) Nancy Johnson 45 1805 William Johnson 20 1830 Aaron Johnson 18 1832 James Johnson 12 1838 residence 594 (adopted son of "Saddler") Jacks Johnson 30 1820 Louisiana Tempy Johnson 20 1830 Louisiana Jackson Johnson 4 1846 Josia Johnson 2 1848 Charlotte Johnson 1 1849 | Johnson (maybe Davis), Andrew Jackson Davis "John" (adopted, Mulatto) (I68985)
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| 2705 | 1850 Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana residence 580 Josiah Johnson 47 1803 Louisiana Charlotte 59 1791 Lucina 16 1834 Aaron 14 1836 Adden 12 1838 Charles 18 1840 Catherine 8 1842 Elizabeth 6 1844 Lara 3 1847 Jonathan 1 1849 residence 852 (who?) Johnson John 35 1815 Louisiana Esther 24 1826 Louisiana residence 584 Gibson Johnson 32 1818 Louisiana (adopted by Saddler) Elisa 28 1822 Louisiana John 12 1838 Martin 10 1840 Washington 8 1842 Aaron 6 1844 Merande Johnson 4 1846 Kesia Johnson 2 1848 pg 60 residence 586 John Johnson 52 1798 KY planter (this is "Saddler) Nancy Johnson 45 1805 William Johnson 20 1830 Aaron Johnson 18 1832 James Johnson 12 1838 residence 594 (adopted son of "Saddler") Jacks Johnson 30 1820 Louisiana Tempy Johnson 20 1830 Louisiana Jackson Johnson 4 1846 Josia Johnson 2 1848 Charlotte Johnson 1 1849 | Johnson, Josiah (white)(son) I(related to "Saddler?) (I106792)
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| 2706 | 1850 Calcasieu, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana residence 584 Gibson Johnson 32 1818 Louisiana (adopted by Saddler) Elisa 28 1822 Louisiana John 12 1838 Martin 10 1840 Washington 8 1842 Aaron 6 1844 Merande Johnson 4 1846 Kesia Johnson 2 1848 pg 60 residence 586 ?? son of who? John Johnson (not Saddler) John Johnson 52 1798 KY planter Nancy Johnson 45 1805 William Johnson 20 1830 Aaron Johnson 18 1832 James Johnson 12 1838 | Johnson, James (I90247)
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| 2707 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky G W Stone 35 M G Stone 31 Martha Bazzell S J Stone 7 Susan J. B F Stone 6 Benjamin E F Stone 4 Frances M E Stone 2 Matilda J H Stone 0 James Henderson T J Wadkins 14 res 230 Haneline E 52 1798 NC Haneline E 47 1803 female NC (Elizabeth Shelton) E.S. 17 1833 male KY (Elijah) G. 1838 12 male KY E.S. 1840 10 female KY A.H. 6 1844 male KY E. 2 1848 female KY | Stone, George Washington (I58591)
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| 2708 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky G W Stone 35 M G Stone 31 Martha Bazzell S J Stone 7 Susan J. B F Stone 6 Benjamin E F Stone 4 Frances M E Stone 2 Matilda J H Stone 0 James Henderson T J Wadkins 14 res 230 Haneline E 52 1798 NC Haneline E 47 1803 female NC (Elizabeth Shelton) E.S. 17 1833 male KY (Elijah) G. 1838 12 male KY E.S. 1840 10 female KY A.H. 6 1844 male KY E. 2 1848 female KY | Haneline, Elijah (I58678)
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| 2709 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky pg 31 residence 207 Stone H.M. 29 1821 TN M.E. female 24 1826 KY J.R. 7 1843 male KY N.E. 4 1846 female KY M.E. 2 1848 female KY M.J. 0 1850 female KY residence 208 Stone, J. 38 1812 male TN P.E. 34 1816 female KY M.E. 14 1836 KY female J.E. 12 1838 female KY R.A. 10 1840 KY female B.V. 8 1842 KY male D.R. 5 1845 KY male H.J. 3 1847 female KY residence 209 Shelton R 29 1821 male KY H. 23 1827 female TN M.E. 6 1844 female KY J.L. 4 1846 male KY D.C. 0 1850 female KY residence 210 Ford J.R. 26 1824 male TN O.B. 26 1824 female TN N.E. 2 1848 female KY residence 211 (Collie family) residence 212 W.H. Killebrew 32 1818 male TN N. 33 1817 female NC J. 12 1838 male TN N. 9 1841 male TN C. 7 1843 male TN JR. 4 1846 male TN residence 213 Slaughter C. 21 1829 male TN L 22 1828 female TN S.C. 2 1848 female KY W H Killebrew 32 N Killebrew 33 J Killebrew 12 N Killebrew 9 C Killebrew 7 J R Killebrew 4 L B Killebrew 1 | Killibrew, William Henry "Bill" (I58925)
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| 2710 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky residence 114 R.L. (Richard L.) Bazzell 71 1779 VA Bazzell F. 68 1782 female NC residence 115 A Slaughter 56 S Slaughter 45 S Wallace 17 J H Slaughter 14 S C Slaughter 13 O Slaughter 14 M J Slaughter 10 F Slaughter 8 E Slaughter 6 residence 117 M Bazzell (Methias) 31 1818 male J. 1818 32 (Laura Jane Stone) female M.E. 9 1841 (Mary E) female S.M. 7 1843 female W.K. (William T or K) 5 1845 male M.J. 4 1846 female C.M. (Charles M.) 0 1850 Stone E. 65 1785 female NC (Elizabeth Miller Stone) | Bazzell, Mathias Moore (I58715)
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| 2711 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky residence 114 R.L. (Richard L.) Bazzell 71 1779 VA Bazzell F. 68 1782 female NC residence 115 A Slaughter 56 S Slaughter 45 S Wallace 17 J H Slaughter 14 S C Slaughter 13 O Slaughter 14 M J Slaughter 10 F Slaughter 8 E Slaughter 6 residence 117 M Bazzell (Methias) 31 1818 male J. 1818 32 (Laura Jane Stone) female M.E. 9 1841 (Mary E) female S.M. 7 1843 female W.K. (William T or K) 5 1845 male M.J. 4 1846 female C.M. (Charles M.) 0 1850 Stone E. 65 1785 female NC (Elizabeth Miller Stone) | Miller, Elizabeth (I58647)
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| 2712 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky residence 114 R.L. (Richard L.) Bazzell 71 1779 VA Bazzell F. 68 1782 female NC residence 115 A Slaughter 56 S Slaughter 45 S Wallace 17 J H Slaughter 14 S C Slaughter 13 O Slaughter 14 M J Slaughter 10 F Slaughter 8 E Slaughter 6 residence 117 M Bazzell 31 1818 male J. 1818 32 female M.E. 9 1841 female S.M. 7 1843 female W.K. 5 1845 male M.J. 4 1846 female C.M. 0 1850 Stone E. 65 1785 female NC | Bazzell, Richard L. (I58643)
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| 2713 | 1850 Calloway Co, Kentucky residence 114 R.L. (Richard L.) Bazzell 71 1779 VA Bazzell F. 68 1782 female NC residence 115 A Slaughter 56 1794 Andrew male NC S Slaughter 45 1805 Sarah female Georgia S Wallace 17 1833 Male TN J H Slaughter 14 1836 female TN S C Slaughter 13 1837 female KY O Slaughter 14 1836 male TN M J Slaughter 10 1840 male KY F Slaughter 8 1842 female KY E Slaughter (Emaline) 6 1844 female KY residence 117 M Bazzell (Methias) 31 1818 male J. 1818 32 (Laura Jane Stone) female M.E. 9 1841 (Mary E) female S.M. 7 1843 female W.K. (William T or K) 5 1845 male M.J. 4 1846 female C.M. (Charles M.) 0 1850 Stone E. 65 1785 female NC (Elizabeth Miller Stone) | Slaughter, Andrew (I58816)
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| 2714 | 1850 Calloway Co, KY Ann 45 TN Mary E. 21 TN Obadiah 24 KY (out of sequence, b in KY - child?) Arena E. 19 TN Henry W. 15 TN Armasinda 13 TN | Simons, Ann (I59021)
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| 2715 | 1850 Cass Co, Missouri Chemey Young 49 1801 Kentucky Elizabeth Young 33 1817 Ohio Elizabeth Young 19 1831 Missouri Sarah Young 17 1833 Missouri William Young 11 George W Young 9 Rachel A Young 8 Elvira E Young 4 James H Young 2 James W Jones 28 1822 Iowa Mary (Young) Jones 21 1829 Missouri Thomas C Jones 0 Missouri William Night 0 Missouri same pg: Meadow, Berry, Duncan next pg Russell previous pg Price; Night | Young, Chesney (son) (I45888)
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| 2716 | 1850 Cass Co, Missouri Chemey Young 49 1801 Kentucky Elizabeth Young 33 1817 Ohio Elizabeth Young 19 1831 Missouri Sarah Young 17 1833 Missouri William Young 11 George W Young 9 Rachel A Young 8 Elvira E Young 4 James H Young 2 James W Jones 28 1822 Iowa Mary (Young) Jones 21 1829 Missouri Thomas C Jones 0 Missouri William Night 0 Missouri | Young, Mary (I74510)
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| 2717 | 1850 Caswell, North Carolina res 1122 McNutt Abrolurn (Abraham?) 65 blacksmith PA Frances 50 Caswell NC Mary 27 Caswell NC Elizabeth 25 Caswell NC William 23 blacksmith Caswell NC Turner 21 Caswell res 1124 Elizabeth Leath 65 1785 Caswell Mary Leath 48 1802 Caswell | Jones, Elizabeth (I92557)
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| 2718 | 1850 census | Helm, Lydia (I22090)
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| 2719 | 1850 Census 30th Dist. Benton Co, Alabama - Pg. 410 - January 10, 1850, Dwwelling 270 Susanna Pollock, 56 FW NC James, 25 M, Farmer TN Samuel, 22 M, Farmer TN William, 16 M AL | Hastings, Susannah (I19332)
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| 2720 | 1850 Census Benton Co, AL, Dist 30, p 411 in household of his parents ... William Pollock, age 14 born AL 1880 Census Lincoln Parish, LA, ED 38 - 60 | Pollock, William A. (I19350)
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| 2721 | 1850 Census Benton Co, AL, Dist. 30 p 408 George R. Cole Mary Cole, age 25, born TN 1860 Census Calhoun Co, AL, Shoal Creek, p 549 | Pollock, Mary C. (I19341)
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| 2722 | 1850 Census Benton Co, AL, Dist. 30 p 408 household of George R. Cole ... Henry Pollock, age 418 born TN - farmer 1860 Burleson Co, TX Census - July 18, 1860 - Caldwell P.O. - Page 25 #155 H. Pollock, 28, Carpenter, TN Nancy Pollock, 25, TN William, 7, AL Sarah, 5, AL Robert, 3, AL Susan, 3/12, TX He began military service in May 1862 in Hempstead, Texas as a Pvt. under Commanding Officer Capt. L.J. Wilson, Brazos County Volunteers, 21st regt. TC, and Col. G.W. Parker, cmdg. CSA (TX Confederate Service Records) 1870 Census Burleson Co, TX, Caldwell, Western Dist., pg.50/183 - August 10, 1870, Dwelling 377/397 Henry Pollock, 36 MW, Farmer, $900/$570 TN Jane, 32, FW, Keeps house TN William, 17 M, Works on Farm AL Sallie, 15 F, at home AL Robert, 13 M Works on Farm AL Mary, 10 F at home TX Daniel, 4 M at home TX Riley, 1 M at home TX Location of his death is assumed to be Burleson County, Texas. He was shown on the tax roll in Burleson County in 1874, but afterward wife and son shown paying taxes on his land. Grandson Claude Pollock said that Henry loved horses and died in a fall from a horse. | Pollock, Henry B. (I19349)
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| 2723 | 1850 Census Benton Co, AL, Dist. 30 p 410 William Smith Sarah M. Smith, age 28 born AL | Pollock, Sarah M. (I19340)
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| 2724 | 1850 Census Benton Co, AL, Dist. 30 p 411 John Pollock, age 22 born TN - Wagon Maker John came to Texas from Alabama with a colony of immigrants. 1860 Burleson Co, Texas Census - July 18, 1860 - Caldwell P.O. - Page 25 #159 John Pollock, 32, Carpenter, TN Lina Pollock, 30, TN Adolphus, 10, AL Franklin P., 8, AL James B., 3, AL He began military service before 1863 (Linda Mearse, Confederate Indigent Family Lists of Texas 1863 - 1865) [San Marcos, TX: L. Mearse, 1996] 1870 Census Burleson Co, TX, Caldwell, Western Dist., p 182 - August 10, 1870 John Pollock, 42 WM TN - Carpenter - $1550 / $500 Salina, 40 F Keeps house TN Adolphus, 19 M Farmer AL Frank P., 17 M Works on Farm AL Buchanan 15 M Works on Farm AL John, 10 M Works on Farm TX Anna 7 F, at home TX 1880 Census Burleson Co, TX, Pct. 6, ED 32 page 5 John Pollock, age 52 born TN - Farmer | Pollock, John W. D. (I19343)
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| 2725 | 1850 Census Benton Co, AL, Dist. 30 p 411 Susannah Pollock James Pollock, age 25 born TN, farmer | Pollock, James (I19342)
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| 2726 | 1850 census Fayette Co, Texas Wm Farris 44 SC farmer 11,000 Ada Farris 40 KY William Farris 13 TX Richard Farris 9 TX John Farris 7 TX James Farris 5 TX Charles Farris 3 TX Wm Clanton 50 VA David Clanton 14 TN 1860 census Fayette Co, Texas, P.O. Oso Relative? residence 1479 William Faires 54 1806 TN Ada Faires (McClure) 49 KY 1811 William Faires 23 1837 Texas (Wm Alexander Jr. - m Sarah Ramsey 24 Jan 1866 Fayette Co - son Edward Lee Faires 1872-1953) Richard Faires 20 1840 Texas John W Faires 17 1843 Texas (b Fayette Co --John Wesley d 1904 - m Hannah Jane Moore James Faires 15 1845 Texas Charles Faires 13 1847 Texas Ada Faires A. 9 1851 Texas (Fayette Co); d 1868 Fayette Co) S L Bainey 20 1840 female Georgia 1870 census Fayette Co, Texas Between Buckners Creek and Colorado River, Fayette, Texas; P.O. LaGrange residence 91 Wm A Faires 64 Ada Faires 58 Wm A Faires 34 James Faires 24 Sarah Faires 21 (prob wife of James) Carrie Faires 4 Jennie O Faires 9/12 William Moore 21 field hand N.C. 1849 (prob bro to Hannah Jane Moore Faires, w/o John Wesley) residence 92 Henry Faires 23 Texas 1847 (is this Charles b 1847?) Sarah 21 Texas Warren 1/12 Texas Wm Alexander Faires 5 Dec 1806 - 22 Mar 1885 b Old Plum Grove Cem, West Point, Fayette Co, TX Ada McClure 1 Feb 1810 - 19 May 1874 b Old Plub Grove Cem John Wesley Faires (son) 28 Apr 1843 West Point, Fayette Co; d 28 Mar 1904, Flatonia, Fayette Co, TX bur Oak Hill Cem, Flatonia, Lafayette Co. m Hannah Jane Moore daughter Emily Ann Faires Carter | Faires (Farris), James Sr. (son/relative?) (I6921)
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| 2727 | 1850 census Fayette Co, Texas Wm Farris 44 SC farmer 11,000 Ada Farris 40 KY William Farris 13 TX Richard Farris 9 TX John Farris 7 TX James Farris 5 TX Charles Farris 3 TX Wm Clanton 50 VA David Clanton 14 TN | Faires, William Alexander (I61794)
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| 2728 | 1850 census gives age as 1815 1830 census gives age as 30 thru 39 (1791-1800) living alone, next door to his father. 1800 is most logical birth year as he would not likely have been living alone at age 15. | Madden, William Henry Jr. (I10169)
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| 2729 | 1850 Census in Talladega, Talladega, Alabama, HH# 466: Stephen Shelton 46 TN Farmer Dartha 40 GA Frances 16 AL female William 14 AL Rebecca 10 AL Thomas 7 AL John 3 AL Joshua Kirkpatricks 20 AL Laborer John Kirkpatricks 18 AL Laborer Detail: Name: Stephen Shelton Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1804 Birth Place: Tennessee Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Talladega, Talladega, Alabama Family Number: 466 Household Members: Name Age Stephen Shelton 46 abt 1804 TN Dartha Shelton 43 abt 1807 GA Frances Shelton 16 abt 1834 AL William Shelton 14 abt 1836 AL Rebecca Shelton 10 abt 1840 AL Thomas Shelton 7 abt 1843 AL John Shelton (John Elbert) 3 abt 1847 AL Joshua Kirkpatrick 20 abt 1832 AL John Kirkpatrick 18 abt 1830 AL Note: above two Kirkpatrick's (highlighted in bold above) in household were brothers and sons of James Andew Kirkpatrick and Mary Polly Davis. | Shelton, Stephen (I57840)
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| 2730 | 1850 census Jackson Co TN District 16 463 Asa Lovelady 52 m S.C. Nancy 36 Tenn. George 16 Vazil A 12 f Allen W 9 John F 13 464 Henry Lovelady 22 Mary A 22 Sarah E 3 Barzilla E 7/12 | Lovelady, Asa (I13139)
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| 2731 | 1850 census Jackson Co TN District 16 464 Henry Lovelady 22 m Tennessee Mary A 22 Sarah E 3 Barzilla E 7/12 buried in Lovelady Cemetery on Troy Lee's farm near Hasty on north side of barn 36 | Lovelady, Henry M. (or H.) (I13352)
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| 2732 | 1850 Census Kesan is listed out of sequence. Then Silvanns, age 4 is listed after her. Sometimes that means they're may be not a natural child of the parents, sometimes it just means they're out of order. But it's worth noting. | Oglesby, Kizann A. (I51419)
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| 2733 | 1850 census living with Absalom Young, she gives age as 1794 1860 census living with Jackson Young gives age as 1785 | Young, Susannah (..) (occupant) (I45947)
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| 2734 | 1850 Census Macon Co, Tennessee William Maxey Joseph Maxey, bro, living with him. | Maxey, William D. (I74372)
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| 2735 | 1850 Census Macon Co, Tennessee William Maxey Joseph Maxey, bro, living with him. | Maxey, Joseph P. (I74425)
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| 2736 | 1850 Census shows a son Madison 8 yr-o b 1842. This is probably Thomas b 1847 17 yrs old farmer -- in 1860. | Laughlin, Thomas (Madison) (I28273)
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| 2737 | 1850 Census shows born in Kentucky instead of Tennessee where othner children were born. Also, listed out of sequence, indicating not a child. Ann 45 TN Mary E. 21 TN Obadiah 24 KY Arena E. 19 TN Henry W. 15 TN Armasinda 13 TN | Waldrop, Obadiah (I51712)
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| 2738 | 1850 Census, Collin County, Texas Jas Lovelady, age 24, Tennessee Elizabeth, age 32, Missouri Wm. A., age 12, Missouri Thomas H., age 10, Missouri Jno L., age 7, Missouri M C, age 5, F, Missouri M, age 3, M, Texas G A, age 4/12, F, Texas J P Smith, age 30, male, Tennessee Sam Smith, age 25, male, Tennessee | Lovelady, James Jr (I13010)
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| 2739 | 1850 census, Lee County, IA John Finley 50 Edi 44 Sarah 26 Jane Barker 22 Robert Barker 19 Eliza 18 William 16 Nancy 14 Samuel 12 George 8 Alexander 3 John B. 1 | Finley, John (I53005)
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| 2740 | 1850 Census. Clark Twp, Perry Co IN, Hh 60 Bennet Cumstock, 37 Kentucky Disey, 31 Indiana Melvina 9 Virana 7 Margret E 4 Sarah 1 Wilson Conner 17 IN Enos Comstock 41 KY "idiot" (bro) | Comstock, Bennett (I69404)
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| 2741 | 1850 Census. Martinsville, Clark Co Illinois. Hh 1442 Mary Comstock, age 40, b. IN Born in Indiana: Alvin age 22. Charity, 20. Martha, 18. Born in Illinois: Clarissa 16, George 13, Henry 11, Thomas 7, Elizabeth 5, and Daniel age 1. Perry Willison, age 5/12, also born in Illinois. | Sandage, Mary "Polly" (I69392)
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| 2742 | 1850 census: Residence 329/350 (Ancestry transcribed this name as Gragson) Lee Grayson 50 farmer 1000 Kentucky * Biddy (Bridget "Biddy" Parker) 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 Doctor Rebecca Lee 38 1812 Tennessee Rebecca Jane (Street) 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 1822 farmer South Carolina ** Elizabeth Louisa (McBride) Woodward 22 1828 SC William McBride 5 SC Eleanor L McBride 3 1847 SC WILLIAM C BOUNDS 45 1805 farmer Tennessee <<< Nancy Anne (Freeman) 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 *** Jane Clark 50 1800 North Carolina **** Julia Wilcox 22 1828 Mississippi ________ * Thomas McBride & Martha Brink daughter: Elizabeth McBride b 1835 m Thomas Lovelady Bounds b 1824 s/o John Bird Bounds & Elizabeth Lovelady (Jas L sister) Nancy Jane and Elizabeth McBride are sisters. Thomas and John are brothers ___________ ** Bridget "Biddy" Parker Grayson b 1814 Her family seems to be: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/4580007/person/624433109 William Jacob Parker abt 1786 TN d 1860 MS Lucretia Bradley Davis 1786 - 1850 William Parker 1808 - 1870 Martha Bridgett "Biddy" Parker 1810 - 1866 Levi Bradley Parker 1812 - Thomas Parker 1814 - Sarah Parker 1816 - Mary Parker 1818 - ADDISON PARKER 1820 - 1880 John BOUNDS PARKER 1823 - 1861 Jessee S Parker 1824 - 1893 Elizabeth Parker 1825 - Jacob B Parker 1828 - 1850 James William Parker Note: brothers named Addison and John BOUNDS Parker. There is a Addison Bounds b 1796 TN to Obediah and Patterson. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Parker/Bounds marriage: Mary Alice Bounds b 1876 m William H Parker dau of John Armstrong Bounds 1837 and Nancy Jane McBride _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Also a Parker/Cooley marriage, might be a different line of Parkers Joshua Duncan Parker b 1855 m Susan Maria Cooley b 1869 (earliest Parker is Thomas Parker 1716 NC) Susan Cooley is dau of Margaret Butts Cooley, dau of Jane Lovelady, daughter of James* Lovelady Parker/Dyer marriage: William Dyer b 1864 m Della Parker (her father not yet ID'd) son of Jane Lovelady, sister to James* Lovelady _____________ *** Jane Clark 1800 NC (50 yrs old) Nancy Ann Bounds b abt 1770 m Isaac Clark b 1794 child: Tempy Clark 1812 Nancy is dau of Jesse A. Bounds, Sr b. 1730 and Nancy Ann Bird _____________ **** Julie Wilcox later married Alfred Allee, who was widowered by Ann Lovelady, daughter of James Lovelady. unsure of her relation at time of this census. Her sister married a Jackson Jacobs whose brother lived next door to James Lovelady in 1850. again, relation not determined. ______________ ** FURTHER INFO FOUND ON BRIDGET PARKER: ___________________ Bridget Biddy Parker 1814 Mississippi father Jacob Parker abt 1796 Tennessee aft 1860 MS mother Lucretia Bradley Parker b 1796 Georgia aft 1850 MS 1853 JASPER CO., MISS. PROBATE COURT RECORD-REF: THE HEIRS OF LUCRETIA PARKER probate court record (acquired from MS Dept. of Archives and History in Jackson) dated 1853 from Jasper Co. MS which lists her heirs, as follows: "In the matter of the Estate of Lucretia (Bradley) Parker deceased for sale of land. On reading and filing the petition of William Parker, Administrator of Lucretia Parker deceased, It is ordered by the court that Mary Chambers and Thomas H. Chambers her husband, Beedy Grayson and Lee Grayson her husband, Sarah Davis and Thomas Davis her husband, Elizabeth McDonald and Henry McDonald her husband, Levi B. Parker, Jacob Parker, Thomas Parker, John Parker, the heirs of James D. Parker, deceased, and the heirs of (empty space here) Hargrove, deceased who was the wife of James A.Hargrove be cited to be and appear before this court on the third Monday of May next, uniting then and there to answer said petition and to show cause if any can why the lands, teniments and hereditaments described in said petition should not be sold; and that said petitioners cause said citation to be published in the Whig Intelligence, a newspaper printed and published in the town of Paulding Jasper County Mississippi for the space of six weeks successively citing these said heirs and all persons interested in said lands to be and appear at the time and term aforesaid to show cause as aforesaid." http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barjeanf&id=I4256 - - - - - - Jacob Parker of Wayne died between 1820 and 1830. His family went to Hinds County and later to Jasper before going to TX. He was married to Lucretia Bradley. http://genforum.genealogy.com/ms/jones/messages/598.html ------------- 1850 census is widow Rhoda Parker 1805 Georgia in residence 120; daughter named Elizabeth allen 1840 Residence 126 is John C. Bounds, son of John Crocker Bounds 1850 Jasper Co MS Residence 120 Parker, Rhoda Ann 45 1805 Georgia Parker, Candice T. 18 1832 Mississippi Parker, John H. 12 1834 Mississippi Parker, Elizabeth Allen 10 1840 Mississippi (John Bounds b abt 1735 MD m Mary Allen) Residence 126 - Bounds, John C 25 1825 Mississippi Bounds, Martha 16 1834 Mississippi Bounds, William Theodore 1 1849 Bosworth, Augustus 3 1847 Mississippi ?? Dixon, Spias 55 1795 Georgia Dixon, Lydia 52 1798 South Carolina Halder, H.H. 21 1829 Mississippi Halder, Colen 13 1837 Mississippi Danlas, George 50 1800 -- residence 217 (1850 Jasper 20 Sep) Samuel Grason 1798 TN residence 216 Ellis, William 1797 NC | Bounds, William Crocker "Billy" (I28781)
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| 2743 | 1850 Census: George Burrell age 26 born LA wife Nancy age 25, NY David R. 5, TX John Jay 4 TX George, Jr. 1, TX (next door to David Burrell) George was a farmer, stock raiser, living in Taylor's Bayou, Jefferson Co, Texas in 1870 (census). He apparently died before 1880 because his wife and son George, age 6 and daughter Electra, age 14, moved in with his son David and Martha, at lest during the 1880 census taking time. Also living with David and Martha were David's brother Frank, age 28, sister Sarah C, age 26, and a niece, Mabel, 1 year old. Since Sarah had not yet married, Mabel must have been Frank's child. http://209.45.151.186/lsj/texians/Land1.idc?seq=1788 Data from Land Records for: George Burrell First Arrived in Texas: Class of Grant: 3 (Class3: 1 Oct 1837 thru 1 Jan 1840(3) 640 acres 320 acres Conditional ) (3) In addition to the conditions imposed for classes 2 and 3, the class 4 grantee was required to cultivate 10 acres of the land on which he settled. Amount of Land: 320 acres Date Conditional Certificate Issued: 6Jan1840 Conditional Certificate Issued in: Jefferson County Date Unconditional Certificate Issued: 19Feb1849 Unconditional Certificate Issued in: Jefferson County Comments: 17 years of age prior to 1 Jany 1840 | Burrell, George Sr (I1797)
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| 2744 | 1850 census: In Franklin Co. TN a Solomon Sparks is JP for two marriages in Jan in Mar 1849. Also in Franklin Co, TN, on Jan 3, 1826, a Solomon Sparks bought a tract of land on Bean's Creek from Nathaniel Davis. 1850 Census Jefferson Co, TX Solomon Sparks 30 laborer, TN Martha C 30 SC Lucy Ann 8 TN John L 6 TN James E 3 LA Mary Susan 1 TX Jacob 22 TN Next door to William Brewer age 23, laborer, LA, and Caroline, age 22, Louisiana. Mary E Courts married an Elisha Brewer. probable relative other neighbor, his brother John S. Sparks. Solomon died in the Civil War 1870 Jefferson Co census, Caroline is the head of household with sons James Edwin (age 23), Joseph (age 16), and Oscar (age 14) in Sparks Settlement. There is another male, a farmer, age 27 (b 1843 Texas) also there, but his name is illegible. 1880, only Joseph is left at home. She lists her father as being born in Louisiana and her mother's birthplace as South Carolina. ---------- See THE SPARKS QUARTERLY for June, 1980, Whole No. 110, pp 2202-04: A SABINE RIVER LEGEND AND ONE SOLOMON SPARKS A member of the Association recently sent us a clipping from the Beaumont (Texas) Enterprise of August 24, 1978, which contains a reference to a Solomon Sparks. This newspaper account by W. T. Block recounts an old legend that is still repeated along the lower Sabine River separating Louisiana from Texas. We have been able to identify the Solomon Sparks who is mentioned but would welcome help from our members regarding his parentage and descendants. The legend involves Pavell's Island, which is the delta formed near the mouth of the Sabine where the deep river abruptly divides into its east and west forks. This island marked the journey's end for the Sabine River flatboatmen who, prior to the Civil War, floated their cargoes of cotton to market. This terminus of the cotton trade attracted a German merchant named Augustine Pavell, a native of Prussia, to take up residence on the lonely island and to give it its name. In 1854 he built a store building and a cotton warehouse along with a wharf and there he prospered by buying the cotton from the flatboat trade and storing it until he could transport it to market. Gus Pavell had a wife named Sophie who, according to the legend, was both beautiful and clever in matters of business. Alone on the island for days, even weeks, at a time, while her husband sailed his schooner between their home and New Orleans buying and selling merchandise, Sophie Pavell was quite able to protect herself. "A buxom female, Sophie often wore a fiber bag, tied at her waist, which usually bared a portion of her yarn and knitting needles, but never the cap and ball Colt upon which they rested." The Pavell's nearest neighbor was SOLOMON SPARKS who lived a mile upstream, in Jefferson County, Texas. Sparks would play a key role in the discovery that would create the Pavell legend. While "A. Pavell & Co., Cotton Factors" prospered, with merchandise valued at $10,000 in 1860, Gus Pavell had one great regret: Sophie was apparently barren. As she approached her 35th birthday, knowing her husband's strong desire for an heir, Sophie's hopes to bear a child became increasingly forlorn. The story goes that one day, upon her husband's return from Orange with some cattle, Sophie joyfully informed him that she was with child. Never doubting her, Gus was delighted. "Time passed, the gold coins clinked on the counter, and Sophie, pregnant with new life and hope, whiled away her days with laughter, planting flowers and knitting tiny garments." As the 1858 cotton shipping season approached, Gus Pavell was required to sail for Galveston to replenish his stock of merchandise. He proposed closing the store and taking Sophie to a hotel in Sabine Pass while he was gone, but she refused, noting that the baby was not due for two or three months. Upon his return a week later, he was met by a tearful Sophie who led him to a tiny grave. Shortly after he had left, according to her account, she had been frightened by a snake in her kitchen - - she had fallen against a table and shortly thereafter, alone on the island, she had given birth to a stillborn daughter. Later she had made a coffin from some cypress boards and buried her infant. Consoling her husband, she assurred him that, having conceived once, she was confident that she could give him another child. Pavell sent away for a tombstone on which was incribed: "In Memory of Our Darling Daughter, Ann Eliza Pavell, Born and Died Sept. 10, 1858." Sophie never conceived again and in her grief tended the tiny grave site with the same devotion that she would have given a child. In the center of the grave, Sophie placed a bronze urn, "its rim neatly decorated with cherubims." Steamboatmen often saw Sophie placing fresh flowers in the urn. The Civil War brought a new prosperity to the PavelIs. While a Union blockade soon choked off all imports, Gus assumed the role of blockaderunner and, as the war raged, lined his pockets with gold. Sophie continued to tend the grave and to keep fresh flowers in the urn. Two events drastically changed life for the Pavells in 1865 - - the surrender of General Lee and the great storm of September 13, 1865, which destroyed the city of Orange and pounded their island unmercifully. A month later, they suddenly abandoned their store and moved to Galveston. There they opened a new store and moved into a fine house. In 1867, Gus suddenly died of yellow fever. Sophie inherited most of the wealth she had helped to accumulate and eventually she married a second time. So far as is known, she lived out her life in comfort. But it was a discovery made by Solomon Sparks that has wrapped the story of the Pavells in mystery. Shortly after their hurried departure, Sparks visited the island with the thought of purchasing it himself. He had heard that Sophie had insisted upon digging up the coffin she had made for her stillborn daughter seven years earlier and taking it to Galveston with their other belongings. Sparks was drawn naturally to the grave site. He was startled to discover that, while the coffin had been exhumed, the little tombstone had been left behind along with the bronze urn. Upon examining the urn, he found that it was not really an urn at all - - it was a two-foot section of bronze pipe, one end of which had apparently extended down to the coffin itself. Noting the square corners of the excavation where the coffin had lain, Sparks's eye was caught by a $20-gold piece that had been left behind. Had the cypress coffin been a box in which to hide the Pavells' mounting treasure rather than a box for a tiny skeleton? And had the hollow pipe been a conduit for gold coins rather than a container for fresh flowers? Solomon Sparks could only speculate, but as he recounted these observations to family and neighbors in the years to come, a legend was created which is still told on dark nights along the lower Sabine River. Who was this Solomon Sparks? We do not know his parentage, but he was married to Martha Caroline Smith in Hardeman County, Tennessee, on March 23, 1841. She was born about 1819 in South Carolina. Solomon, a native of Tennessee, was also born about 1819. Remaining in Tennessee for a few years, Solomon moved his family to Louisiana about 1847 where their third child was born. By 1849 they had moved to Texas. When the 1850 census was taken the family was in Jefferson County. There were then four children, Lucy Ann Sparks, born about 1842 in Tennessee; John Sparks, born about 1844 in Tennessee; James E. Sparks, born about 1847 in Louisiana; and Mary Susan Sparks, born about 1849 in Texas. Also in the household in 1850, according to the census of that year, was a Jacob Sparks, aged 22 (thus born about 1828) and a native of Tennessee. We can speculate that he may have been a brother of Solomon. Solomon Sparks appears to have lived the rest of his life in Jefferson County, Texas. He apparently died before 1880 for, according to the census of that year, his widow, Caroline (Smith) Sparks, was living with a son in Jefferson County, J. M. Sparks, age 26. (This must have been a different son from the James E. Sparks shown on the 1850 census as born about 1847.) Can anyone tell us more regarding SOLOMON SPARKS and his family? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * See also the SPARKS QUARTERLY, March, 1989, Whole No. 145, pg 3361: "Solomon Sparks, probable son of William Sparks, was born about 1819 in Tennessee. He was married to Martha Caroline Smith on March 23, 1841, in Hardeman county, Tennessee. She was born in May 1820 in South Carolina. Caroline (as she was apparently called) and Solomon began house-keeping in Tennessee, but they moved to Louisana about 1847. After a short stay there, they moved on to Jefferson County, Texas, where they joined the family of Solomon's brother, John Sparks, at "Sparks Settlement" (later Port Arthur). There, Solomon built a home just a few hundred feet away from the home of his brother. "In 1853, Solomon and a partner named Douglas built a steam sawmill on Old River but, in the main, he was a farmer. He apparently died prior to 1870 for he was not listed on the census of that year. Caroline died sometime after 1880 for she was listed on that census along with her son, Joseph M. Sparks. Both Solomon and Caroline were buried in the Sparks Cemetery, but years later their remains were moved to Forest Lawn Cemetery. They had eight children. (See [above] the June 1980 issue of THE SPARKS QUARTERLY, Whole No. 110, pages 2202-04, for additional information about Solomon Sparks and his family." ) * * * *http://www.sparksfamilytree.net/ghtout/npr564.html#H02940 * * * * * * * * * * * | Sparks, Solomon (I403)
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| 2745 | 1850 census: Ashbys, Fauquier Co, VA 1870 census: Hurricane, Lincoln Co, MO 1880 census: Lincoln, MO They had two children. | Payne, Joseph William (I6057)
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| 2746 | 1850 census: Jasper Co, Mississippi Residence 329/350 (Ancestry transcribed this name as Gragson) Lee Grayson 50 farmer 1000 Kentucky * Biddy (Bridget "Biddy" Parker) 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 Mississippilee 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 Doctor Rebecca Lee 38 1812 Tennessee Rebecca Jane (Street) 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 1822 farmer South Carolina ** Elizabeth Louisa (McBride) Woodward 22 1828 SC William McBride 5 SC Eleanor L McBride 3 1847 SC WILLIAM C BOUNDS 45 1805 farmer Tennessee <<< Nancy Anne (Freeman) 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 *** Jane Clark 50 1800 North Carolina **** Julia Wilcox 22 1828 Mississippi ________ * Thomas McBride & Martha Brink daughter: Elizabeth McBride b 1835 m Thomas Lovelady Bounds b 1824 s/o John Bird Bounds & Elizabeth Lovelady (Jas L sister) Nancy Jane and Elizabeth McBride are sisters. Thomas and John are brothers ___________ ** Bridget "Biddy" Parker Grayson b 1814 Her family seems to be: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/4580007/person/624433109 William Jacob Parker (s/o John 1731 & Rhoda Renfro 1726 abt 1786 TN d 1860 MS Lucretia Bradley Davis 1786 - 1850 William Parker 1808 - 1870 Martha Bridgett "Biddy" Parker 1810 - 1866 Levi Bradley Parker 1812 - Thomas Parker 1814 - Sarah Parker 1816 - Mary Parker 1818 - ADDISON PARKER 1820 - 1880 John BOUNDS PARKER 1823 - 1861 Jessee S Parker 1824 - 1893 Elizabeth Parker 1825 - Jacob B Parker 1828 - 1850 James William Parker http://genforum.genealogy.com/ms/jones/messages/598.html Note: brothers named Addison and John BOUNDS Parker. There is a Addison Bounds b 1796 TN to Obediah and Patterson. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Parker/Bounds marriage: Mary Alice Bounds b 1876 m William H Parker dau of John Armstrong Bounds 1837 and Nancy Jane McBride _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Also a Parker/Cooley marriage, might be a different line of Parkers Joshua Duncan Parker b 1855 m Susan Maria Cooley b 1869 (earliest Parker is Thomas Parker 1716 NC) Susan Cooley is dau of Margaret Butts Cooley, dau of Jane Lovelady, daughter of James* Lovelady Parker/Dyer marriage: William Dyer b 1864 m Della Parker (her father not yet ID'd) son of Jane Lovelady, sister to James* Lovelady _____________ *** Jane Clark 1800 NC (50 yrs old) Nancy Ann Bounds b abt 1770 m Isaac Clark b 1794 child: Tempy Clark 1812 Nancy is dau of Jesse A. Bounds, Sr b. 1730 and Nancy Ann Bird _____________ **** Julie Wilcox later married Alfred Allee, who was widowered by Ann Lovelady, daughter of James Lovelady. unsure of her relation at time of this census. Her sister married a Jackson Jacobs whose brother lived next door to James Lovelady in 1850. again, relation not determined. ______________ ** FURTHER INFO FOUND ON BRIDGET PARKER: ___________________ Bridget Biddy Parker 1814 Mississippi father Jacob Parker abt 1796 Tennessee aft 1860 MS mother Lucretia Bradley Parker b 1796 Georgia aft 1850 MS 1853 JASPER CO., MISS. PROBATE COURT RECORD-REF: THE HEIRS OF LUCRETIA PARKER probate court record (acquired from MS Dept. of Archives and History in Jackson) dated 1853 from Jasper Co. MS which lists her heirs, as follows: "In the matter of the Estate of Lucretia (Bradley) Parker deceased for sale of land. On reading and filing the petition of William Parker, Administrator of Lucretia Parker deceased, It is ordered by the court that Mary Chambers and Thomas H. Chambers her husband, Beedy Grayson and Lee Grayson her husband, Sarah Davis and Thomas Davis her husband, Elizabeth McDonald and Henry McDonald her husband, Levi B. Parker, Jacob Parker, Thomas Parker, John Parker, the heirs of James D. Parker, deceased, and the heirs of (empty space here) Hargrove, deceased who was the wife of James A.Hargrove be cited to be and appear before this court on the third Monday of May next, uniting then and there to answer said petition and to show cause if any can why the lands, teniments and hereditaments described in said petition should not be sold; and that said petitioners cause said citation to be published in the Whig Intelligence, a newspaper printed and published in the town of Paulding Jasper County Mississippi for the space of six weeks successively citing these said heirs and all persons interested in said lands to be and appear at the time and term aforesaid to show cause as aforesaid." http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=barjeanf&id=I4256 - - - - - - Jacob Parker of Wayne died between 1820 and 1830. His family went to Hinds County and later to Jasper before going to TX. He was married to Lucretia Bradley. http://genforum.genealogy.com/ms/jones/messages/598.html _______________ | Lovelady, Rev. James* (I1020)
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| 2747 | 1850 Centre, Monroe Co, Ohio Aaron Bonham 37 1813 Ohio Martha Bonham 35 1815 Virginia Ester Bonham 15 Ohio Jane Bonham 13 Ohio Alexander Bonham 11 Ohio William Bonham 10 Ohio Mahlon Bonham 7 Ohio Keziah Bonham 5 Ohio Ruben Bonham 3 Ohio James Bonham 0 Ohio | Bonham, Aaron (I49526)
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| 2748 | 1850 Cesus, age 8 years old -- living with Perly and Catharine Sherman. Relationship not yet known. | Cooley, Jane A. (I29054)
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| 2749 | 1850 Chambers Co Census, age 25, born TN, m to Carolyn Wiggins age 19, b in Louisiana - living w/ sister Martha Shelton & Hartwell. 1860 Chambers Co Census, carpenter, also living with him and his family was Amos Shelton (probably his brother Washington's son) age 14 and John Owens, age 27 from Virginia. 1865 listed in Confederate Indigent Families Lists of Texas 1863-1865. 1870 Tax Rolls, Chambers Co: Amos Shelton, 45, carpenter TN; Caroline 38, keeping house, LA; Winfield 20, farmer, Susan 13, Mary 11, Fannie 7, Margret 5, Nellie 2, all born in Texas. 1880 census shows his parents born in Virginia. Living at home were Fannie, 17; Margaret, 14; Nellie, 11; and Clara, 9. (Temple also shows his burial place as Godfrey Cem, Wallisville.) Texas 1st Lt. Co. F. 11 Regt. Texas Cav CSA 3-15-8125 - 1-18-1881 (Barnes Cem, Hwy 563 Wallisville Rd & I-10) Letter found in file at Heritage Park. "Your father and my grandfather (2nd husband of Susan Shelton Kirk) both fought for the Republic of Texas and through the Mexican War. Was in the Battle of San Jacinto and a great many others both the Mexicans and Indians and when Mexico wantd to take back a part of the territory from the Rio Grande to Gaudelupe. General Zachery Taylor got a regiment and fought them clear back into Mexico. But he told his men when they were ready to cross the Rio Grande all that had families could go back, so grandfather returned. But your father went right on and fought in the battle of Monterey and wanted to go straight on, but the government took part of General Taylors men and sent them around by boat to General Scott. So General Taylor and his men turned north, conquered New Mexico and lower California and on their return buried the bones of some of the American soldiers who had been way laid and killed. Then there was a lull in fighting until the war between the States. "When the Federals slipped in and took Galveston everything was aroused. A.C. Shelton was on the job and was made a leiutenant under Capt. Richard Dowling. General magruda in Charge. They recaptured Galveston and had to hold if for monthst the Federals went around and thought they would come in through Sabine Pass. A.C. Shelton was sent to hld the Pass with 40 men, and they sank and captured their boats as fast as they entered and the Federals gave that up. That was considered the most brilliant defeat of any battle of the army and Jefferson Davis awarded the company a gold in honor of the occasion. Then A.C. Shelton was in the battle of Pleasant Hill and Mansfield La. "Now I hope this will be as much consolation to you as it has been a pleasure to me to write it. You and your daughters can all go in the Daughters of the Republic, also the U.D.C. if you are not already members. I am a member of both. Wenn on your father's record in U.D.C. (United Daughters of theConfederacy) and my grandfather's D.R.T." (Daughters of the Republic of Texas) He was a veteran of the Mexican War. Listed his occupation as a carpenter, mustered into Confederate Army on Apr 21, 1862 as 2nd Lieutenant in Company F of Spaight's Battalion. Records maintained by Capt William B. Duncan of Liberts lists height as 5 ft, 10 1/4 in, described him of florid complexion, blue eyes, sandy hair. Promoted to 1st Lt in Aug of that year. He became ill in Mar 1864 and was hospitalized in Liberty until March 1865. Returned to Chambers Co after the war and died in Wallisville on Jan 18, 1881. | Shelton, Amos Clinton (I550)
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| 2750 | 1850 Cherokee Co, North Carolina Jacob Jones 21 1829 North Carolina Martha T (or J.) Jones 17 North Carolina James Jones (or John H.) 46 1804 North Carolina Francis Jones 40 Tennessee Elmira Jones 19 Indiana Thomas Jones 17 Indiana Peyton Jones 15 Indiana Aris Jones 10 Indiana male Robert Jones 5 Indiana Edy J Jones 2 North Carolina female | Jones, John H. (or James) (I89314)
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| 2751 | 1850 Cherokee Co, North Carolina Jacob Jones 21 1829 North Carolina Martha T (or J.) Jones 17 North Carolina James Jones (or John H.) 46 1804 North Carolina Francis Jones 40 Tennessee Elmira Jones 19 Indiana Thomas Jones 17 Indiana Peyton Jones 15 Indiana Aris Jones 10 Indiana male Robert Jones 5 Indiana Edy J Jones 2 North Carolina female | Jones, Jacob "Jake" (son or bro?) (I89312)
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| 2752 | 1850 Cherokee Co, Texas Stephen Jones 35 Tennessee Elizabeth Jones 27 Mary J Jones 8 Sarah J Jones 5 Martha B Jones 3 | Jones, Stephen B. (I103398)
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| 2753 | 1850 Christian Co, Illinois John C. Oglesby 38 Lucinda 32 William I. 12 Fidelis C. 8 Laurence W. 5 Francis A.E. ! | Oglesby, John C. (I51459)
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| 2754 | 1850 Christian Co, Kentucky George W Oglesby 37 Mary A Oglesby 28 James W Oglesby 10 Jacob C Oglesby 7 Mary P Oglesby 6 John Oglesby 2 (Martha not listed) | Oglesby, George Washington (I51435)
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| 2755 | 1850 Christian Co, Kentucky Benjamin F. Oglesby KY Cynthia 26 KY Crohorn D 6 KY William A. KY Permelia 21 (1829) Tennessee | Oglesby, Parmelia "Amelia" (I51538)
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| 2756 | 1850 Christian Co, Kentucky Benjamin F. Oglesby KY Cynthia 26 KY Crohorn D 6 KY William A. KY Permelia 21 (1829) Tennessee (his sister) | Oglesby, Benjamin Franklin (I51465)
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| 2757 | 1850 Christian Co, Kentucky Ephraim H Dukes 46 Nancy Dukes 45 Martha A Dukes 16 1834 Newton J Dukes 14 1836 Malissa C T Dukes 12 1838 Nancy L F W Dukes 6 1846 Hamilton C Dukes 11 1839 William L Oglesby 68 | Dukes, Ephraim Herrod (I51434)
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| 2758 | 1850 Christian Co, Kentucky Jacob Oglesby 72 Permelia H Oglesby 60 Lucy F Oglesby 22 Sarah E Oglesby 17 | Oglesby, Jacob B. (I51460)
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| 2759 | 1850 Christian County, Illinois John H Beaver 28 1822 farmer VA Susanna Beaver 23 1827 KY Barbra A Beaver 2 IL Willis Blankenship 19 KY Laborer | Blankenship, James Willis Sr. (I59887)
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| 2760 | 1850 Christian Hildebrandt Christian Hildebrandt 57 $3080 Europe Eurasue 50 Louisiana Christian E. 18 Louisiana stock raiser Alzena 17 Texas Lastie 14 Texas Robert 12 Texas Samuel Lee 27 laborer Europe | Hillebrandt, Christian (immigrant) (I21352)
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| 2761 | 1850 Christian Hildebrandt Christian Hildebrandt 57 $3080 Europe Eurasue 50 Louisiana Christian E. 18 Louisiana stock raiser Alzena 17 Texas Lastie 14 Texas Robert 12 Texas Samuel Lee 27 laborer Europe | Lee, Samuel (immigrant) (I415)
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| 2762 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Mississippi Wm R. Sugg 27 planter 4,000 MS Mary A. 21 MS Lucius 6 MS Margaret 5 MS Laura 3 MS | Sugg, William Robert (I74098)
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| 2763 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Tennessee pg 211 -Myers, Wm 47 1803 VA (bro to Phillip) Sarah 52 1798 TN Marion 20 1830 TN Rachel 17 1833 TN Eliza 13 1837 TN pg 211 Residence 1375 (relationship to Moyers unk Large Thomas W. 30 1820 TN (d 1 Jan 1897 Campbell Co Tn Martha A. (Rossan) 30 1820 NC James 2 1848 TN -Elizbabeth Myers 20 1830 TN (dau of Wm 1803) -Rachel Myers 25 1825 TN (dau of Wm 1803) residence 1379 (son of Wm 1803) -Myers, William H (Harvey) 29 1821 TN Harriet M. 28 1822 TN James M. 9 1841 John C. 7 1843 Sarah 5 1845 Henry P. 1848 Harrison, Manuel 19 1831 TN Harrison, Wesley 18 1832 TN residence 1380 - Phillip Myers 55 1795 VA (bro to Wm) Cove Myer 50 MD Pricilla Myer 14 TN Mary J Myer 12 Harrard Myer 9 residence 1383 (son of Phillip) -Myer, Henry W. 1818 TN Margaret 25 1825 TN Olivia 8 1842 TN Harriet 7 1843 TN James 6 1844 TN William H. 3 1847 TN Amanda 1 1849 TN | Moyers (Myers), Henry W. (I37569)
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| 2764 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Tennessee pg 211 -Myers, Wm 47 1803 VA (bro to Phillip) Sarah 52 1798 TN Marion 20 1830 TN Rachel 17 1833 TN Eliza 13 1837 TN pg 211 Residence 1375 (relationship to Moyers unk Large Thomas W. 30 1820 TN (d 1 Jan 1897 Campbell Co Tn Martha A. (Rossan) 30 1820 NC James 2 1848 TN -Elizbabeth Myers 20 1830 TN (dau of Wm 1803) -Rachel Myers 25 1825 TN (dau of Wm 1803) residence 1379 (son of Wm 1803) -Myers, William H (Harvey) 29 1821 TN Harriet M. 28 1822 TN James M. 9 1841 John C. 7 1843 Sarah 5 1845 Henry P. 1848 Harrison, Manuel 19 1831 TN Harrison, Wesley 18 1832 TN residence 1380 - Phillip Myers 55 1795 VA (bro to Wm) Cove Myer 50 MD Pricilla Myer 14 TN Mary J Myer 12 Harrard Myer 9 residence 1383 (son of Phillip) -Myer, Henry W. 1818 TN Margaret 25 1825 TN Olivia 8 1842 TN Harriet 7 1843 TN James 6 1844 TN William H. 3 1847 TN Amanda 1 1849 TN | Moyers, Phillip (I37239)
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| 2765 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Tennessee pg 211 -Myers, Wm 47 1803 VA (bro to Phillip) Sarah 52 1798 TN Marion 20 1830 TN Rachel 17 1833 TN Eliza 13 1837 TN pg 211 Residence 1375 (relationship to Moyers unk Large Thomas W. 30 1820 TN (d 1 Jan 1897 Campbell Co Tn Martha A. (Rossan) 30 1820 NC James 2 1848 TN -Elizbabeth Myers 20 1830 TN (dau of Wm 1803) -Rachel Myers 25 1825 TN (dau of Wm 1803) residence 1379 (son of Wm 1803) -Myers, William H (Harvey) 29 1821 TN Harriet M. 28 1822 TN James M. 9 1841 John C. 7 1843 Sarah 5 1845 Henry P. 1848 Harrison, Manuel 19 1831 TN Harrison, Wesley 18 1832 TN residence 1380 - Phillip Myers 55 1795 VA (bro to Wm) Cove Myer 50 MD Pricilla Myer 14 TN Mary J Myer 12 Harrard Myer 9 residence 1383 (son of Phillip) -Myer, Henry W. 1818 TN Margaret 25 1825 TN Olivia 8 1842 TN Harriet 7 1843 TN James 6 1844 TN William H. 3 1847 TN Amanda 1 1849 TN | Moyers, William Harvey (I37118)
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| 2766 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Tennessee pg 211 -Myers, Wm 47 1803 VA (bro to Phillip) Sarah 52 1798 TN Marion 20 1830 TN Rachel 17 1833 TN Eliza 13 1837 TN pg 211 Residence 1375 (relationship to Moyers unk Large Thomas W. 30 1820 TN (d 1 Jan 1897 Campbell Co Tn Martha A. (Rossan) 30 1820 NC James 2 1848 TN -Elizbabeth Myers 20 1830 TN (dau of Wm 1803) -Rachel Myers 25 1825 TN (dau of Wm 1803) residence 1379 (son of Wm 1803) -Myers, William H (Harvey) 29 1821 TN Harriet M. 28 1822 TN James M. 9 1841 John C. 7 1843 Sarah 5 1845 Henry P. 1848 Harrison, Manuel 19 1831 TN Harrison, Wesley 18 1832 TN residence 1380 - Phillip Myers 55 1795 VA (bro to Wm) Cove Myer 50 MD Pricilla Myer 14 TN Mary J Myer 12 Harrard Myer 9 residence 1383 (son of Phillip) -Myer, Henry W. 1818 TN Margaret 25 1825 TN Olivia 8 1842 TN Harriet 7 1843 TN James 6 1844 TN William H. 3 1847 TN Amanda 1 1849 TN | Moyers (Myers), Elizabeth (I69085)
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| 2767 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Tennessee pg 211 -Myers, Wm 47 1803 VA (bro to Phillip) Sarah 52 1798 TN Marion 20 1830 TN Rachel 17 1833 TN Eliza 13 1837 TN pg 211 Residence 1375 (relationship to Moyers unk Large Thomas W. 30 1820 TN (d 1 Jan 1897 Campbell Co Tn Martha A. (Rossan) 30 1820 NC James 2 1848 TN -Elizbabeth Myers 20 1830 TN (dau of Wm 1803) -Rachel Myers 25 1825 TN (dau of Wm 1803) residence 1379 (son of Wm 1803) -Myers, William H (Harvey) 29 1821 TN Harriet M. 28 1822 TN James M. 9 1841 John C. 7 1843 Sarah 5 1845 Henry P. 1848 Harrison, Manuel 19 1831 TN Harrison, Wesley 18 1832 TN residence 1380 - Phillip Myers 55 1795 VA (bro to Wm) Cove Myer 50 MD Pricilla Myer 14 TN Mary J Myer 12 Harrard Myer 9 residence 1383 (son of Phillip) -Myer, Henry W. 1818 TN Margaret 25 1825 TN Olivia 8 1842 TN Harriet 7 1843 TN James 6 1844 TN William H. 3 1847 TN Amanda 1 1849 TN | Moyers (Myers), Rachel (I69084)
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| 2768 | 1850 Claiborne Co, Tennessee pg 211 -Myers, Wm 47 1803 VA (bro to Phillip) Sarah 52 1798 TN Marion 20 1830 TN Rachel 17 1833 TN Eliza 13 1837 TN pg 211 Residence 1375 (relationship to Moyers unk Large Thomas W. 30 1820 TN (d 1 Jan 1897 Campbell Co Tn Martha A. (Rossan) 30 1820 NC James 2 1848 TN -Elizbabeth Myers 20 1830 TN (dau of Wm 1803) -Rachel Myers 25 1825 TN (dau of Wm 1803) residence 1379 (son of Wm 1803) -Myers, William H (Harvey) 29 1821 TN Harriet M. 28 1822 TN James M. 9 1841 John C. 7 1843 Sarah 5 1845 Henry P. 1848 Harrison, Manuel 19 1831 TN Harrison, Wesley 18 1832 TN residence 1380 - Phillip Myers 55 1795 VA (bro to Wm) Cove Myer 50 MD Pricilla Myer 14 TN Mary J Myer 12 Harrard Myer 9 residence 1383 (son of Phillip) -Myer, Henry W. 1818 TN Margaret 25 1825 TN Olivia 8 1842 TN Harriet 7 1843 TN James 6 1844 TN William H. 3 1847 TN Amanda 1 1849 TN | Moyers (Myers), William (I37081)
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| 2769 | 1850 Clairborne Parish, Louisiana Twp 22 Ward 3 (page 1 - this is obviously a continuation of the family, with parents listed on whatever was the previous page. Cicero B Burns 17 Elizabeth Sarah Burns 15 Thos J Burns 13 Richard Burns 10 first part of family is shown Township 22 Ward 2, Claiborne, Louisiana, USA; pg 3 of 3 Elizabeth Burns 52 planter $2700 Georgia Melinda A. 22 Georgia William W. 19 Georgia (user correction says Elizabeth Watson Burns) | Burns, Cicero Benjamin (I94811)
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| 2770 | 1850 Clarke Co VA 68 Mccormick Otway 51 1799 Virginia 68 Mccormick Sarah A 37 1813 Virginia 68 Mccormick John W 17 1833 Virginia 68 Mccormick Ann J 13 1837 Virginia 68 Mccormick Mary E 9 1841 Virginia 68 Mccormick Lucy F 8 1842 Virginia 68 Mccormick Catharine M 5 1845 Virginia 68 Mccormick Otway A 2 1848 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Franklin J 39 1811 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Harriet E 35 1815 Kentucky 83 Kerfoot Henrietta E W 16 1834 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Joh D 15 1835 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Ellen C 8 1842 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Laura W 6 1844 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Henry D 4 1846 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Franklin H 2 1848 Virginia 83 Kerfoot Ida C 1 1849 Virginia 85 Glass Lewis F 37 1813 Virginia 85 Glass Mary M 30 1820 Virginia 85 Glass George 6 1844 Virginia 85 Glass Isaac 2 1848 Virginia 85 Glass Harriet L. 0 1850 Virginia 87 Mc Cormick Edward 25 1825 Virginia 87 Mc Cormick Mary E 23 1827 Virginia 87 Mc Cormick Florinda T 2 1848 Virginia 89 Mc Cormick Cyrus 45 1805 Virginia 89 Mc Cormick Samuel 60 1790 Virginia 89 Johnson John 22 1828 Virginia 89 Frost Ebin 45 1805 Virginia 395 Catlett Henry 55 1795 Virginia 395 Glass Issabella 63 1787 Virginia 395 Catlett Miriam 60 1790 Virginia 395 Sowers Elizabeth 58 1792 Virginia 395 Catlett Sarah 53 1797 Virginia 395 Catlett Jane 20 1830 Mulatto Virginia 395 Catlett Mary 3 1847 Mulatto Virginia 395 Catlett Fanny 0 1850 Black Virginia 395 Catlett Anthony 13 1837 Black Virginia 405 Jones Elizabeth 56 1794 Virginia 405 Jones Sophia E 17 1833 Virginia 405 Jones Margaret R 10 1840 Virginia 405 Jones Matthew J 11 1839 Virginia 405 Jones Elizabeth 8 1842 Virginia | McCormick, Otway Clive (I36292)
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| 2771 | 1850 Clear Creek, Sevier Co, Arkansas Elijah Skidmore 30 Tennessee Elizabeth (McMillan Barnett) Skidmore 27 Deltry Skidmore (Barnett) 14 Andrew Skidmore (Barnett) 12 Stephen Skidmore 7 Henry D Skidmore 2 Vincenz H Skidmore 0 | McMillan, Elizabeth R. (I86094)
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| 2772 | 1850 Clear Creek, Sevier Co, Arkansas Elijah Skidmore 30 Tennessee Elizabeth (McMillan Barnett) Skidmore 27 Deltry Skidmore 14 Andrew Skidmore 12 Stephen Skidmore 7 Henry D Skidmore 2 Vincenz H Skidmore 0 | Skidmore, Elijah D. (I86099)
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| 2773 | 1850 Cocke Co, Tennessee James H Randolph 24 lawyer Amanda J Randolph 20 William H M Randolph 1 Nancy Randolph 47 | Randolph, Congressman James Henry (I103168)
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| 2774 | 1850 Coffee Co, Tennessee Edy Jones 49 1801 South Carolina Nathan Jones 22 Alabama Andrew 19 Alabama Lucy 15 Alabama | Berry, Elizabeth "Edy" (I85680)
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| 2775 | 1850 Coffee Co, Tennessee Edy Jones 49 1801 South Carolina Nathan Jones 22 Alabama Andrew 19 Alabama Lucy 15 Alabama | Jones, Nathan Madison (I85678)
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| 2776 | 1850 Concord, Delaware Co, Ohio residence 2092 George Oller 25 farmer Maryera 24 Ellen E. 6/12 residence 2095 Wm D. Skinner 51 1799 NY Barshebo 48 1802 NY Wm Skinner 21 1829 NY Almira 19 1831 Ohio Sidney 16 1834 Ohio Eliza 13 1837 Ohio Jane 10 1840 Ohio Phileta 8 1842 Ohio Menewa 3 1847 Ohio | Skinner, William Bradford (I97661)
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| 2777 | 1850 Crawford Co, Illinois 791 Parker George 38 abt 1812 Male Ohio 791 Parker Mary 35 abt 1815 Female Tennessee 791 Parker William 16 abt 1834 Male Illinois 791 Parker Eliza J 14 abt 1836 Female Illinois 791 Parker John 12 abt 1838 Male Illinois 791 Parker Henry 10 abt 1840 Male Illinois 791 Parker Julia A 7 abt 1843 Female Illinois 791 Parker Sarah A 4 abt 1846 Female Illinois 791 Parker Anna 1 abt 1849 Female Illinois 792 Highsmith Samuel 27 abt 1823 Male Illinois 792 Highsmith Mary 29 abt 1821 Female Ohio 792 Highsmith Maria A 1 abt 1849 Female Illinois 793 Ford Nathan 40 abt 1810 Male Kentucky --= 793 Ford Julia A 35 abt 1815 Female Ohio 793 Ford Sarah J 11 abt 1839 Female Illinois 793 Ford Elizabeth 8 abt 1842 Female Illinois 793 Ford Rachel 6 abt 1844 Female Illinois 793 Ford John R 3 abt 1847 Male Illinois 793 Parker Sarah 66 abt 1784 Female Virginia 794 Ford John 79 abt 1771 Male Virginia 794 Ford Elizabeth 76 abt 1774 Female Pennsylvania 794 Ford Nancy 42 abt 1808 Female Kentucky | Ford, Jonathan B. "John" (I35392)
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| 2778 | 1850 Crawford Co, Illinois 791 Parker George 38 abt 1812 Male Ohio 791 Parker Mary 35 abt 1815 Female Tennessee 791 Parker William 16 abt 1834 Male Illinois 791 Parker Eliza J 14 abt 1836 Female Illinois 791 Parker John 12 abt 1838 Male Illinois 791 Parker Henry 10 abt 1840 Male Illinois 791 Parker Julia A 7 abt 1843 Female Illinois 791 Parker Sarah A 4 abt 1846 Female Illinois 791 Parker Anna 1 abt 1849 Female Illinois 792 Highsmith Samuel 27 abt 1823 Male Illinois 792 Highsmith Mary 29 abt 1821 Female Ohio 792 Highsmith Maria A 1 abt 1849 Female Illinois 793 Ford Nathan 40 abt 1810 Male Kentucky --= 793 Ford Julia A (Parker) 35 abt 1815 Female Ohio 793 Ford Sarah J 11 abt 1839 Female Illinois 793 Ford Elizabeth 8 abt 1842 Female Illinois 793 Ford Rachel 6 abt 1844 Female Illinois 793 Ford John R 3 abt 1847 Male Illinois 793 Parker Sarah 66 abt 1784 Female Virginia 794 Ford John 79 abt 1771 Male Virginia --= 794 Ford Elizabeth (Palmer) 76 abt 1774 Female Pennsylvania 794 Ford Nancy 42 abt 1808 Female Kentucky | Parker, George (I35491)
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| 2779 | 1850 Crawford IL residence 762 Mary Allison 50 Phebe Allison 28 Sarah Allison 18 Charles Allison 14 Daniel Allison 13 Price Ford 22 Hetty Ford 18 residence 760 Ford Warner 58 1792 Kentucky Ford Sarah 59 1791 Kentucky 760 Hambrick Sarah E 12 1838 Kentucky | Mills, Mary (I35385)
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| 2780 | 1850 Crawford IL residence 762 Mary Allison 50 Phebe Allison 28 Sarah Allison 18 Charles Allison 14 Daniel Allison 13 Price Ford 22 Hetty Ford 18 residence 760 Ford Warner 58 1792 Kentucky Ford Sarah 59 1791 Kentucky 760 Hambrick Sarah E 12 1838 Kentucky | Ford, Price Nuttall (I35378)
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| 2781 | 1850 Crawford IL residence 762 Mary Allison 50 Phebe Allison 28 Sarah Allison 18 Charles Allison 14 Daniel Allison 13 Price Ford 22 Hetty Ford 18 residence 760 Ford Warner 58 1792 Kentucky Ford Sarah 59 1791 Kentucky 760 Hambrick Sarah E 12 1838 Kentucky | Ford, Warner Jr. (I35376)
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| 2782 | 1850 Davidson Co, Tennessee residence 123 Samuel Fryer 45 Tennessee (m 18 Oct 1839 Davidson) b 1 Jan 1841 TN d 18 Nov 1914 Julia A. (Jones) Fryer 40 1810 Tennessee Laurentus C. (Quintos) Fryer 11 1839 Ann E. Fryer 10 James F. Fryer 8 Messoury Fryer 6 Evaline Fryer 4 residence 124 Richard Jones 38 Mary Jones 25 Julia A. 8 1842 William Y. Jones 3 1847 ======= 1860 Davidson Co, Tennessee Saml Fryer 51 J. Fryer 45 Quintos Fryer 20 James Fryer 17 Missouri Fryer 15 Evaline 13 next: M. Jones (f) 50 Sallie Jones 28 Catherine Jones 22 Euthemia Jones 14 Martha Jones 10 Virginia Jones 8 | Jones, Rev (Bapt min) Richard (bro to W.E.?) (I94064)
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| 2783 | 1850 Daviess Co, Missouri William Splawn 48 1802 NC Martha Splawn 43 1807 TN Isaac N Splawn 19 1831 MO John B Splawn 17 Martha Splawn 14 Mary Splawn 14 William I Splawn 12 Stephen Splawn 9 Maberry C Splawn 6 Charles L Splawn 2 (note: 1st cousin, 1 Removed: Charles Armenus Splawn 1831; m Dulcena Helen Thorp - Dulcena d/o Fielden Thorp & Margaret Bounds, Margaret dau of John Bird Bounds & Eliz Lovelady) next page James Whitt 25 1825 KY Nicy A. (Linville) Witt 27 1823 MO William E. Whitt 1 1849 MO Mason Whitt 14 1836 KY John T. McDow 3 1847 MO William Whitt 17 Oct 1833 also: Lewis Linnville 47 1803 TN Nancy 44 KY 1806 David 20 MO 1830 (in 1880 Daviess m w/ kids) Lewis G. 17 MO 1833 & Jonathan went to OR bef 1860 Martha J. 16 MO 1834 Johnathan H. 14 MO 1836 Thomas 12 MO 1838 Elizabeth 10 MO 1840 Judah A. 6 MO 1844 James 3 Mo 1847 | Linville (or Linnville), Lewis (I71717)
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| 2784 | 1850 Daviess Co, Missouri William Splawn 48 1802 NC Martha Splawn 43 1807 TN Isaac N Splawn 19 1831 MO John B Splawn 17 Martha Splawn 14 Mary Splawn 14 William I Splawn 12 Stephen Splawn 9 Maberry C Splawn 6 Charles L Splawn 2 (note: 1st cousin, 1 Removed: Charles Armenus Splawn 1831; m Dulcena Helen Thorp - Dulcena d/o Fielden Thorp & Margaret Bounds, Margaret dau of John Bird Bounds & Eliz Lovelady) next page James Whitt 25 1825 KY Nicy A. (Linville) Witt 27 1823 MO William E. Whitt 1 1849 MO Mason Whitt 14 1836 KY John T. McDow 3 1847 MO William Whitt 17 Oct 1833 also: Lewis Linnville 47 1803 TN Nancy 44 KY 1806 David 20 MO 1830 (in 1880 Daviess m w/ kids) Lewis G. 17 MO 1833 & Jonathan went to OR bef 1860 Martha J. 16 MO 1834 Johnathan H. 14 MO 1836 Thomas 12 MO 1838 Elizabeth 10 MO 1840 Judah A. 6 MO 1844 James 3 Mo 1847 | Witt (or Whitt), James (I71745)
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| 2785 | 1850 Daviess Co, Missouri William Splawn 48 1802 NC Martha Splawn 43 1807 TN Isaac N Splawn 19 1831 MO John B Splawn 17 Martha Splawn 14 Mary Splawn 14 William I Splawn 12 Stephen Splawn 9 Maberry C Splawn 6 Charles L Splawn 2 (note: 1st cousin, 1Removed: Charles Armenus Splawn 1831; m Dulcena Helen Thorp - Dulcena d/o Fielden Thorp & Margaret Bounds, Margaret dau of John Bird Bounds & Eliz Lovelady) next page James Whitt 25 1825 KY Nicy A. (Linville) Witt 27 1823 MO William E. Whitt 1 1849 MO Mason Whitt 14 1836 KY John T. McDow 3 1847 MO William Whitt 17 Oct 1833 also: Lewis Linnville 47 1803 TN Nancy 44 KY 1806 David 20 MO 1830 (in 1880 Daviess m w/ kids) Lewis G. 17 MO 1833 & Jonathan went to OR bef 1860 Martha J. 16 MO Johnathan H. 14 MO 1836 Thomas 12 MO Elizabeth 10 MO Judah A. 6 MO James 3 Mo | Splawn, William (I71727)
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| 2786 | 1850 District 1, Henry Co, Kentucky residence 567 Shuck Mathias 34 1816 Kentucky Nancy 34 1816 Kentucky Shuck James 14 1836 Kentucky Shuck Mary 12 1838 Kentucky Shuck Sarah 9 1841 Kentucky Shuck Matilda 4 1846 Kentucky Shuck Martha 2 1848 Kentucky Shuck David 28 1822 Kentucky residence 568 Rankin Paschal 37 1813 Kentucky Rankin Rebecca 36 1814 Kentucky Rankin Catherine 14 1836 Kentucky Rankin Sarah 11 1839 Kentucky Rankin Mary 9 1841 Kentucky Rankin B W 6 1844 Kentucky Rankin John 4 1846 Kentucky Rankin Drucilla 2 1848 Kentucky Rankin Merril 1 1849 Kentucky Abbot James 20 1830 Kentucky Right Lindsey 35 1815 Kentucky residence 570 Abbot Hezekiah 45 1805 Kentucky Abbot Catherine 30 Kentucky Abbot John 18 1832 Kentucky Abbot Lucretia 12 1838 Kentucky Abbot George 11 1839 Kentucky Abbot Sarah 7 1843 Kentucky Abbot Michael 4 1846 Kentucky Abbot Madison 20 1830 male Kentucky | Rankin, Paschal Hickman (I75787)
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| 2787 | 1850 District 1, Henry Co, Kentucky residence 568 Rankin Paschal 37 1813 Kentucky Rankin Rebecca (Clubb) 36 1814 Kentucky Rankin Catherine 14 1836 Kentucky Rankin Sarah 11 1839 Kentucky Rankin Mary 9 1841 Kentucky Rankin B W 6 1844 Kentucky Rankin John 4 1846 Kentucky Rankin Drucilla 2 1848 Kentucky Rankin Merril 1 1849 Kentucky Abbot James 20 1830 Kentucky Right Lindsey 35 1815 Kentucky residence 570 Abbot Hezekiah 45 1805 Kentucky Abbot Catherine 30 Kentucky Abbot John 18 1832 Kentucky Abbot Lucretia 12 1838 Kentucky Abbot George 11 1839 Kentucky Abbot Sarah 7 1843 Kentucky Abbot Michael 4 1846 Kentucky Abbot Madison 20 1830 male Kentucky | Abbott, Hezekiah (I45470)
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| 2788 | 1850 District 1, Union, Kentucky residence 84 Edmond Stone 47 1803 Ky Nancy Stone 47 1803 TN Josiah Stene (Stone) 16 1834 KY Matilda J Stone 12 1838 KY Josiah Stone 85 1765 VA Jeremiah Stone 14 14 1836 KY Lavina Stone 12 1838 KY | Stone, Jeremiah "Jerry" (relative 1850) (I60521)
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| 2789 | 1850 District 1, Union, Kentucky residence 84 Edmond Stone 47 1803 Ky Nancy Stone 47 1803 TN Josiah Stene (Stone) 16 1834 KY Matilda J Stone 12 1838 KY Josiah Stone 85 1765 VA Jeremiah Stone 14 14 1836 KY (relative) Lavina Stone 12 1838 KY (relative) | Stone, Edmond (I60517)
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| 2790 | 1850 District 1, Union, Kentucky residence 84 Edmond Stone 47 1803 Ky Nancy Stone 47 1803 TN Josiah Stene (Stone) 16 1834 KY Matilda J Stone 12 1838 KY Josiah Stone 85 1765 VA Jeremiah Stone 14 14 1836 KY (relative) Lavina Stone 12 1838 KY (relative) | Stone, Josiah (also Jonah) (son of who?) (I60515)
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| 2791 | 1850 District 1, Union, Kentucky residence 84 Edmond Stone 47 1803 Ky Nancy Stone 47 1803 TN Josiah Stene (Stone) 16 1834 KY Matilda J Stone 12 1838 KY Josiah Stone 85 1765 VA Jeremiah Stone 14 1836 KY (relative) Lavina Stone 12 1838 KY (relative) | Stone, Josiah (I60519)
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| 2792 | 1850 District 10, Macon Co, Tennessee residence 686 James A Gammon 39 1811 Pandora Gammon (Pactola Palona Pandora Hargis) 33 1817 Martha A Gammon 4 Louisa V Gammon 2 Wilson F Gammon 1 residence 685 Linvill Henry 64 1786 NC Mary 38 1812 Tennessee Jasper 12 1838 Tennessee Moses 10 1840 Tennessee Wilson 4 1846 Tennessee Mary 2 1848 Tennessee | Linville, Henry (I48630)
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| 2793 | 1850 District 10, Macon Co, Tennessee residence 686 James A Gammon 39 1811 Pandora Gammon (Pactola Palona Pandora Hargis) 33 1817 Martha A Gammon 4 Louisa V Gammon 2 Wilson F Gammon 1 residence 685 Linvill Henry 64 1786 NC Mary 38 1812 Tennessee Jasper 12 1838 Tennessee Moses 10 1840 Tennessee Wilson 4 1846 Tennessee Mary 2 1848 Tennessee | Gammon, James Asbury (I67892)
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| 2794 | 1850 District 2, Henderson Co, Kentucky residence 435 Martin Yates 26 1824 NC Harriet Yates 22 1828 NC Jane Yates 1 1849 KY residence 436 George Yates 49 Priscilla 44 Agnes 17 Priscilla 13 Elijah 13 Mary 11 Frances 9 George 5 Sarah 3 Green 1 residence 438 Philip Stone 40 NC Ellen 25 KY Philip 7 John 5 Levi 3 George 1 | Yates, John Martin (host Payne, Shelton, Stone, Hill) (I51170)
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| 2795 | 1850 District 2, Henderson Co, Kentucky residence 435 Martin Yates 26 1824 NC Harriet Yates 22 1828 NC Jane Yates 1 1849 KY residence 436 George Yates 49 Priscilla 44 Agnes 17 Priscilla 13 Elijah 13 Mary 11 Frances 9 George 5 Sarah 3 Green 1 residence 438 Philip Stone 40 NC Ellen 25 KY Philip 7 John 5 Levi 3 George 1 | Stone, Phillip J. "Sonny" Sr. (I60713)
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| 2796 | 1850 District 2, Henderson Co, Kentucky residence 435 Martin Yates 26 1824 NC Harriet Yates 22 1828 NC Jane Yates 1 1849 KY residence 436 George Yates 49 VA Priscilla 44 VA Agnes 17 KY Priscilla 13 Elijah 13 Mary 11 Frances 9 George 5 Sarah 3 Green 1 residence 438 Philip Stone 40 NC Ellen 25 KY Philip 7 John 5 Levi 3 George 1 | Yates, George Washington (I61282)
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| 2797 | 1850 District 2, Henderson Co, Kentucky 381 Shelton Josiah C 54 1796 North Carolina 381 Shelton Elizabeth (Orran) 49 1801 North Carolina 381 Shelton Pinckney 26 1824 North Carolina 381 Shelton Martha 21 1829 North Carolina 381 Shelton Mary 19 1831 North Carolina 381 Shelton Lucinda 17 1833 North Carolina 381 Shelton Joseph 14 1836 North Carolina 381 Shelton Eliza 12 1838 Kentucky pg 51 381 Shelton Amy 10 1840 Kentucky 381 Shelton Albert 6 1844 Kentucky 381 Shelton John 4 1846 Kentucky 304 Hankins Barney L 26 1824 Kentucky 304 Hankins Agnes (Shelton) 21 1829 Kentucky 304 Hankins Martha 4 1846 Kentucky 305 Oglesby Stephen 30 1820 Kentucky 305 Oglesby Gustavus 21 1829 Kentucky | Hankins, Barney L. Sr. (I50972)
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| 2798 | 1850 District 2, Union Co, KY residence 255 Enoch Morehead 53 & family (related?) residence 256 Samuel Morehead 22 & family (related?) residence 257 J.W. Sigler 29 KY male M.I. Sigler 27 KY female M.A. Sigler 12 female L.I. Sigler 10 female M.I. Sigler 9 female Mary F. Sigler 7 female John W. Sigler 5 female Tho. J. Sigler 11 male Morga Sigler 9/12 female residence 258 Isaac Sigler 24 H.A. Segler 21 female residence 259 James Morehead & family 30 (?related?) residence 260 Fielding Pain (Payne) Betty 29 W.I. 11 John H. 9 Lucy 6 Sarina 4 Albert 7/12 residence 261 Benj Shelton 21 KY Elizabeth Shelton 22 W.J. Shelton 2 E.F. Shelton 8/12 residence 262 John S. Shelton 41 Virginia Elizabeth Shelton 31 Kentucky E.T. (Elias Taylor) Shelton 15 J.A. Shelton 13 M.H. Shelton 11 N.C. Shelton 5 A.E.A. Shelton 2 residence 264 Elbert Hill 36 NC Mary 34 L.I. Hilll 13 Sidney 10 Pinkney Hill 8 A.H. Hill 5 Malissa Hill 2 Manerva Hill 4/12 residence 265 Elijah Shelton 50 Kentucky Elizabeth 15 Eliza Shelton 12 residence 266 Elias Lynn 41 KY ? Lynn 24 N.A. Lynn 10 James M. Lynn 8 A.J. Lynn 6 Henry J. Lynn 4 John A. Lynn 3 residence 270 J.S. Hill 35 N.C. Sarah Hill 28 S.F. Hill 9 female J.M. Hill 7 male N.J. Hill 4 female Anley Hill 1 female A. Roberts 35 male Virginia residence 273 John Below 47 Elizabeth Below 51 | Shelton, John S. (I60833)
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| 2799 | 1850 District 4, Franklin Co, Tennessee pg 8 McGown, Pedigson 74 1776 farmer Georgia McGown, Elizabeth 75 1775 Georgia | McGowan, Pettigrew S.* (I7374)
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| 2800 | 1850 Dooly Co, Georgia Phelix Johnston 27 GA Susan Johnston 22 ALA Mary Johnston 1 GA David B Jones 23 Ala (prob Susan's bro) | Jones, David Benson (or Bailor) (I88519)
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