Notes
Matches 1,001 to 1,050 of 5,572
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| 1001 | Census says that they had been married for 12 years and that all six children were still living. | Family: WILSON, Dr. John Hugh / MAHON, Mary Douglas (F2335)
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| 1002 | Census says that they had been married for 21 years, and that the only child born to Margaret was still living. That child must be her daughter, Fanny, who with her three children were living with Marcus and Margaret. | Family: RICHARDSON, Marcus Pinkney / UNKNOWN, Margaret A (F3211)
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| 1003 | Census says that they had been married for 23 years and that four of five children born to them were still living. These included: Eugenia, January 1890 Lula, February 1893 Clark, September 1896 Recok, April 1899 | Family: MURRELL, Nathan Clark / DAY, Emma (F3709)
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| 1004 | Census says that they had been married for eleven years and that their one child was still living. | Family: ROGERS, Nate H. / GRACE, Olivia (F2357)
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| 1005 | Census says that they had been married for three years and had three children. | Family: DEHART, Cornelius L. / UNKNOWN, Cordie E. (F1886)
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| 1006 | Census says that they had been married four months and had no children. | Family: HENDRICK, James I. / ROBERT, Geneva S. (F2563)
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| 1007 | Census says that they were married 17 years and had eight children all of which were still living. | Family: WELBORN, Lawrence O. / UNKNOWN, Martha Jane (F1531)
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| 1008 | Census says that this was the second marriage for each of them and that they had been married for 16 years. | Family: HILTON, William Andrew Jackson / VINTRESS, Susan (F3238)
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| 1009 | Census says they had been married 21 years and that all seven children were living. | WILSON, Dr. John Hugh (I8075)
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| 1010 | Census says they had been married for nine years and that three of four children born to them were still living. This was his second marriage and her first. | Family: MANNING, Robert James / DUDLEY, Lena (F2779)
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| 1011 | Census says they had been married for one year and had one child. He was listed as Fount Sanders | SANDERS, Fountain J. (I5806)
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| 1012 | Census says they had been married for three years and that only one of two children was still living. William's birthdate is listed as Aug. 1876. | Family: REED, William Harrison / PICKLE, Zona Catherine (F635)
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| 1013 | Census says they were married for 10 years and that three of four children were living. | Family: PICKLE, Lemuel / UNKNOWN, Millie (F2260)
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| 1014 | Census says they were married for 10 years. | Family: INGRAM, Sherman "Bud" / DAVIS, Anna L. (F1766)
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| 1015 | Census says two of three children were still living | Family: ELROD, William Marion / ROGERS, Matilda Buena Vista (F1275)
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| 1016 | Census says: One male 70-80: John George would have been 75 One male 20-30: One female 50-60: Phoebe would have been 65. | Family: RAINER, John George / GILBERT, Phoebe Julia (F2683)
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| 1017 | Census shows 4 males sixteen or greater, 2 males under 16, and 5 females. | Family: MURPHEY, Roger Sr. / POWELL, Nancy (F97)
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| 1018 | Census shows a Joseph Miller listed right after Aseneth. This was probably her son, Joseph, who would have been 32 although the census lists this person as 20-30. | MILLER, Joseph (I8879)
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| 1019 | Census shows him having been married in the year, but there is no sign of a wife, and he was living at home with his parents. | KINGSLEY, Clarence Roswell (I10682)
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| 1020 | Census shows his birth year as 1885. | BROYLES, John Francis (I3200)
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| 1021 | Census shows his correct age, 18, but shows his birth year as 1872 rather than 1882. | BROYLES, Robert Augustus Jr. (I3199)
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| 1022 | Census shows his given name as Wayd | COOPER, Wade (I5899)
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| 1023 | Census shows one female under 10, another between 16 and 25, and the third over 45. | CARPENTER, Barbara (I3666)
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| 1024 | Census shows one free white male of 16 years and upwards Two free white females including heads of families | Family: HOWARD, Avery / JOLLY, Mary (F1328)
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| 1025 | Census shows one male and one female between 30 and 40. It is close to Thomas and Elizabeth's ages. Moreover, it shows two males of five and under ten (Bluford-8 and John-6) as well as two males under five (William-1 and Francis-4). | HOLLAND, Bluford Caldwell (I257)
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| 1026 | Census shows one male and one female between 30 and 40. It is close to Thomas and Elizabeth's ages. Moreover, it shows two males of five and under ten (Bluford-8 and John-6) as well as two males under five (William-1 and Francis-4). | HOLLAND, John Thompson (I273)
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| 1027 | Census shows one male and one female between 30 and 40. It is close to Thomas and Elizabeth's ages. Moreover, it shows two males of five and under ten (Bluford-8 and John-6) as well as two males under five (William-1 and Francis-4). | HOLLAND, Francis Marion (I274)
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| 1028 | Census shows one male and one female between 30 and 40. It is close to Thomas and Elizabeth's ages. Moreover, it shows two males of five and under ten (Bluford-8 and John-6) as well as two males under five (William-1 and Francis-4). | HOLLAND, William C. (I598)
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| 1029 | Census shows one male and one female between 30 and 40. It is close to Thomas and Elizabeth's ages. Moreover, it shows two males of five and under ten (Bluford-8 and John-6) as well as two males under five (William-1 and Francis-4). | Family: HOLLAND, Thomas Anderson / RAINER, Elizabeth Ann (F147)
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| 1030 | Census shows one male between 30 and 40 (John would be 34) and two males between 5 and 10 ( Julian would have been 9 and George 6). Nothing is shown for females which must be an error. | Family: BROYLES, Major John Taylor / HAMMOND, Clarinda Charlotte (F1095)
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| 1031 | Census shows one male over 16 and one female. Surname was spelled "Briles." | Family: BROYLES, Joshua / UNKNOWN, Elizabeth (F1121)
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| 1032 | Census shows only one female 40-50, but this is probably wrong as Mary would have been 58. | JOLLY, Mary (I4518)
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| 1033 | Census shows that this was George's first marriage but Annie's second. Moreover, it shows that she had six children all of who were living. | Family: GRIFFIN, George Washington / MANSON, Annie Bell (F1383)
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| 1034 | Census shows: -four free white males 16 years and upward, -two free white males less than 16 years, -three while females including the head of families, and -no slaves | Family: SUGG, Absolum / BUNN, Vinil (F2636)
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| 1035 | Census shows: One male and one female "of thirty and under 40" Two males and one female "of five and under 10" Two males and two females "under 5" | Family: DAVIS, Elijah / UNKNOWN, Unknown (F1249)
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| 1036 | Census shows: One male under 10: ? One male 26-44: Avery Two females under 10: Dicey and Salley One female 10-15: Clara One female 26-44: Mary | Family: HOWARD, Avery / JOLLY, Mary (F1328)
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| 1037 | Census shows: Two males under 10 One female under 10 Two females 10-15 One female 26-44 | JOLLY, Mary (I4518)
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| 1038 | Census spelled her name Joanna | BROYLES, Joe Ann (I4535)
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| 1039 | Census spelled his name "Aron Briles". It showed one male over sixteen, one male under sixteen and two females. This would reconcile with there being Aaron and Frances Broyles and their two children, Cain and Jemima. ----------------------- "Another of the builder families of Anderson is that of Broyles. The pioneer in this section was Aaron, who settled somewhere not far from the old Calhoun section, and married Fannie Reed, daughter of another early settler. They began life with love, courage and industry, their only assets. Their first home was a log cabin with a dirt floor. Mr. Broyles was of German descent, and Mrs. Broyles of French Huguenot blood. While their children were still small, they had begun to accumulate a good share of worldly goods, and they gave their boys and girls what educational advantages the section offered. Their sons were John T., born in 1806; Oze, Cain and Abel. The youngest died when a boy. Cain and Oze lost their lives during the War Between the States. Source: Vandiver, Louise Ayer, Traditions and History of Anderson County, 1928 | Family: BROYLES, Major Aaron / REED, Frances (F329)
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| 1040 | Census spelled his name "Aron Briles". It showed one male over sixteen, one male under sixteen and two females. This would reconcile with there being Aaron and Frances Broyles and their two children, Cain and Jemima. | BROYLES, Major Cain (I254)
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| 1041 | Census spelled his name "Aron Briles". It showed one male over sixteen, one male under sixteen and two females. This would reconcile with there being Aaron and Frances Broyles and their two children, Cain and Jemima. | BROYLES, Jemima Margaret (I1257)
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| 1042 | Census spelled his name Albert. | PICKELL, Elbert Jefferson (I1210)
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| 1043 | Census spelled the name Pickle | Family: PICKELL, Walter Leland Sr. / MAHON, Belle Douglas (F350)
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| 1044 | Census taken in April 1910 says he was five months old; so December 1909 is an estimate. | PICKELL, Thomas D. Sr. (I1244)
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| 1045 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PICKLE, Floyd Edwin (I4238)
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| 1046 | Census taker recorded his age as 14 and state of birth as Texas. | BROWN, William Monroe (I6)
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| 1047 | Census taker seems to have switched the initials of the father and the son. | Family: MCCONNICO, James Washington / CALLAWAY, Addie Ophelia (F842)
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| 1048 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ELROD, Ruby (I4311)
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| 1049 | Census very badly written, but he was listed as G. M. Westbrook, widower. | WESTBROOK, George Middleton (I6886)
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| 1050 | cerebral apoplexy | MANN, William Holland (I9217)
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