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1251	1850 Lafayette Par, LA Census MOUTON, Marin 69 Farm $5060 BODOUIN, Cesaorine 53 Anastasie 30 BODOUIN, Camille 10 RICHARD, Eloi 42 MARTIN, Yrma 25 f John and Marin Mouton settled in Carencro district during the decade, perhaps, of 1760. They were the sons of Salvator Mouton, an exiled Acadian, who settled, it is thought, in Pointe Coupee parish, about 1737. John Mouton had been trading with the Indians and was greatly beliked by them, as he always a dealt fairly. He wore a homespun Caluchon (cap) made of wool, of a yellow color and knit by hand. His brother wore a chapeau (hat), and his descendants to this day are called "Chapeaux Moutons."	MOUTON, Marin (I1973)
1252	1850 Lavaca Co, Texas Halletsville Line 4, family 167, dwelling 167 HUMPHREY, Alexander 54 farmer 1500 800 GA Margaret 49 NC KELLY, Elisabeth 32 domestic AL SIMPSON, Martha 29 domestic AL Line 8, family 168, dwelling 168 HUMPHREY, John 28 farm laborer AL William 25 farm laborer AL Thomas 23 farm laborer AL Mary 21 AL Jane 19 MS Alexander 17 MS Syntha 15 MS Andrew 4 MS	HUMPHRIES, Alexander (I5961)
1253	1850 Milam Co Census page 15 413/428 MORRISSON, Horatio M 30 Wheelwright Georgia Lucy 29 Alabama Lucy's parents are listed just under them on the census. 1880 Coryell Co Census 443B 46 65 65 Morrison Horatio M. W M 61 Farmer Ga Va Ga . 443B 47 65 65 Morrison Lucy W F 60 wife House Keeper Alabama SC SC . 443B 48 65 65 Morrison Tuely* C. W M 23 son Texas Ga Ala . 443B 49 65 65 Morrison John T. W M 17 son Texas Ga Ala . 1884 Tax Lists Morrison, H. M. 322 J.H.Evetts 900 H,c,h	MORRISON, Horatio Marion (I4644)
1254	1850 Newberry Dist., Newberry Co., South Carolina page 236B 1860 Newberry Twp., Newberry Co., South Carolina page 239A	STERLING, John Jr (I15355)
1255	1850 Robertson Co, Tennessee Federal Census p. 49a Reel no: M432-894 Division: District 6 Page no: 96 Enumerated on: October 14th, 1850 by: Clinton Green 6 1255 1255 Joshua Featherston 30 M Farmer VA 7 1255 1255 Emily Featherston 22 F VA 8 1255 1255 Wesly R. Featherston 5 M TN 9 1255 1255 Leony Featherston 2 F TN 10 1255 1255 Mary J. Featherston 11/12 F TN	FEATHERSTON, Joshua Wood (I11068)
1256	1850 Robertson Co, Tennessee Federal Census p. 75b Reel no: M432-894 Division: District 9 Page no: 179 Enumerated on: August 20th, 1850 by: Clinton Green 33 120 120 Jesse Davis 28 M Farmer 1200 TN 34 120 120 Catherine Davis 33 F VA 35 120 120 Susan Davis 8 F TN 36 120 120 Jesse, Jr. Davis 5 M TN 37 120 120 John E. Davis 3 M TN 38 120 120 Richard H. Davis 1 M TN	DAVIS, Jesse W (I11074)
1257	1850 Robertson Co, TN Census	DUNN, Maranda Hicks (I11116)
1258	1850 SC Federal Census M245 McCALLUM AMILIA H. M-43 868 301 York M245 McCALLUM DENEAN A. M-43 868 299 York M245 McCALLUM DUNCAN M-43 868 301 York M245 McCALLUNE PETER M-43 868 201 York Dist. CENSUS YR: 1860 TERRITORY: SC COUNTY: York DIVISION: Zeno PAGE NO: 414B 27 834 834 McColum Peter 53 M Farmer 2,700 6,531 Scot Land 28 834 834 McColum Violet 50 F Domestic Y.D. SC 29 834 834 McColum W.A. 20 M Out Far. Y.D. SC 30 834 834 McColum Jane C. 18 F Out Dom. Y.D. SC 31 834 834 McColum Nancy E. 14 F Y.D. SC 32 834 834 McColum John T.D. 11 M Y.D. SC SCHEDULE 2-SLAVE INHABITANTS IN THE COUNTY OF YORK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ENUMERATED BY H.H. DRUNNER Page 1, Yorkville, June 27, 1860, H.H. Drunner PETER MCCOLUM (2 SLAVE HOUSES) 40 F B 36 M B 16 M B 15 F B 11 F B 9 M B 7 M B 4 F B 1870 York Co, SC Fed Census MCCALLUM, PETER,61, Male, White, SCOT, Bethel Township, 358 MCCALLUM, SAM,42, Male, Black, SC, Bethel Township, 368 MCCALLUM, WILLIAM,29, Male, White, SC, Bethel Township, 404 Dallas county Directory 1881-1882 McCollum, Peter	MCCALLUM, Peter (I7142)
1259	1850 TN Census, Sumner Co., Dist 17, Mi Page 213, House # 187, Denning, James 35 M Farmer, $1000, TN Denning, Mary 32 F Denning, John 12 M Denning, Sarah 14 F Source: NARA Microfilm M432-897	DINNING, James D (I10271)
1260	1850 US Census: Franklin Township, Monroe County, OH pg 488A, living with her grandfather.	FARLEY, Sarah (I11402)
1261	1850 US Census: Franklin Township, Monroe County, OH; pg 488A They had eight children and raised William Hartshorn, son of Mahala who was unmarried when he was born. William took the surname Farley.	FARLEY, Andrew F (I11420)
1262	1850 US Census: Union Township, Monroe County, Ohio; page 308b	FARLEY, James (I11472)
1263	1853 Champa? Street Charles Mcfarland Lodger M 35 Nebraska Goldie Mcfarland Lodger F 25 Iowa Mildred Mcfarland Lodger F 6 Iowa Goldie Sterling Lodger F 28 Illinois Russell Sterling Lodger M 3/12 Colorado This must be a hotel, there are about 20 people living there. Goldie is a bookkeeper in a clothing store.	GRIFFITH, Goldie (I6101)
1264	1854 Johnson Co, Iowa Census, Pleasant Valley Twp M F 3 25 Farley John 4 3 . . 1 1 . 7 . 3 26 Ashby Wm. 2 1 . . 1 1 . 3 . Woodbury County Courthouse, Death Record Book E, p. 139	FARLEY, John (I8809)
1265	1860 , White, Illinois Township 3 South, Range 14 West, Grayville PO Green B Lindsay M 45 Ky Lydia Lindsay F 35 Delaware Mary F Lindsay F 15 Ill Jesse Lindsay M 12 Ill Albert Lindsay M 9 Ill John Lindsay M 8 Ill David Lindsay M 4 Ill Patrick O Neil M 20 Ireland Chas Orin M 19 Ohio John O Neil M 24 Ireland James Brines M 22 Conn Geo B Maxwell M 25 Ind Green is a carpenter and farmer, George is also a carpenter. Patrick, Charles, John and James are day laborers.	LINDSAY, Green Berry (I16110)
1266	1860 Census, Lafayette Par, LA Alcide Mouton 29 Aurelia 22 Octave 4 Antoine Alcide 2 Ambroise C. 1	MOUTON, Joseph Antoine Alcide (I1944)
1267	1860 Gwinnett Co, GA, Lawrenceville, 6/26/1860 pg 44 Chambers, Edward H 28 M Farmer -- 50 GA Sarah 25 F GA Harriett 4 F GA Andrew 1 M GA 1870 Gwinnett Co, GA, Cairo, 8/24/1870 pg 47 Chambers, Edward 38 M W School Teaching 75 100 GA Sarah O 36 F W Keeping House GA Harriette 14 F W At Home GA Andrew J 12 M W Farm Laborer GA Clarace B 7 M W GA Robert 4 M W GA	CHAMBERS, Edward H (I17093)
1268	1860 Hardeman Co, TN Census, Hr, 153, 225 Pipkin, David 57 Elizabeth 33 Martha A 27 Sallie M 8 Davis 7 Sarah E 3 Susan F 6/12 1850 Hardeman Co, TN Census PIPKIN 88A-166A-166B PIPKINS 71A	PIPKIN, David H (I12883)
1269	1860 Lafayette Parish, LA, Census Alfred Mouton 30 Zelia 22 Jacques 5 Zelia 3 Charlotte 1 FIELD OFFICERS AND COMPANY COMMANDERS Colonels J. J. A. Alfred Mouton, promoted brigadier general April 16, 1862 "War Record.-The war history of Lafayette parish was highly creditable to the people of the parish. The first body of troops that went from Lafayette consisted of about twenty-five men, who went to St. Martinsville, and joined Capt. Alcibiades DeBlanc's command. The first full company from here bore the name; of the Acadian Guards, and were officered as follows: Alfred Mouton, captain; Wm. Mouton, first lieutenant; Polk Bailey, second lieutenant, and Thelismar Comeaux, third lieutenant. Upon the formation of the Eighteenth Louisiana Regiment, the Acadian Guards became Company I, and Alfred Mouton was promotsd to colonel. The regiment received its baptism of fire at Shiloh, where Gen. Mouton was wounded. He afterward was promoted to brigadier general, and transferred with his brigade to the Trans-Mississippi Department, where it became part of Gen. Dick Taylor's division. Gen. Mouton was afterward killed in the battle of Mansfield." "Another company, incorporated in the battalion of the Orleans Guards, won great distinction in a memorable charge at the battle of Shiloh. led by First Lieut. Alfred Voorhies--others enlisted in the Eighteenth and Twenty-sixth Louisiana regiments. The former was commanded by Col. Alfred Mouton, who was prornoted to Brigadier General for his bravery at the battle of Shiloh, and who was killed at the battle of Mansfield, won by his superior generalship. The Yellow jackets, Valsin A. Fournet, colonel, and Dupeire's battalion of cavalry, Maj. St. Leon Dupeire commanding, were also organized in the parish." "But while the antis were thus caressing fondly their dream of vengeance, the vigilants had been on the alert, and had watched their movements closely. On the third of September the vigilants, five hundred strong, sallied out of the town of Lafayette in three columns, under the leadership of Alfred Mouton, a graduate of West Point, he who subsequently died so gloriously on the battle field of Mansfield. They had with them a twenty-four brass pounder and one hundred rounds of ammunition. This little army was composed of detachments from the various companies of the organization, the chiefs having decided that this force was sufficient for the emergency. This gallant little band had sallied out before day, and had received orders to advance with the least possible noise, to avoid detection, as the plan was to take the antis by surprise, On its way it was reinforced by two hundred men from St. Landry, and the whole force now numbered seven hundred men. Owing to unavoidable delays on the road. It was broad daylight when Bayou Queue Tortue was reached, the antis, drawn up in battle array, seemingly ready to withstand the assault of their enemy." "In March, 1864, Banks entered upon his raid, although the Confederate, Taylor, learned of the proposed raid in February, and advised Kirby Smith thereof. The latter commenced to bring in his detached commands, and when Gen. A. J. Smith came up Red River and Banks up the Teche the Confederate forces were well prepared. The Federals captured Fort De Russy, just below Alexandria, and then proceeded up the valley, Taylor's command falling back gradually. At Mansfield, on April 8, 1864, he resolved to fight, and sent a message to Kirby Smith to that' effect. He posted his 9,000 men one-quarter of a mile from the town and sent the gallant Mouton with the Louisianians forward to begin the attack. The Federals held the steep hill over which ran the public road, and capped it with Nimm's battery, and this battery Mouton sought to capture. He lost many officers in this twenty-five minutes' attack, among them Armand, of the Creole regiment. The Eighteenth Louisiana Infantry pushed forward, led by Polignac and Mouton, and captured the battery. Mouton was killed while trying to save thirty-five Federal prisoners (or, as some would have it, after a flag of truce was hoisted) by one of the men he would have saved, but the surviving officers led the pursuit of the Union troops to Pleasant Hill." "At Mansfield Gen. Mouton, Cols. Armand, Beard and Walker, Maj. Canfield, Lieut.-Col. Clark, Col. Noble and many other officers fell. The Federal loss at Mansfield and Pleasant Hill was about 2,300 killed and wounded, and the Confederate loss 2,200. The Federals lost 2,500 taken prisoners at Mansfield, 20 guns, colors, small arms and 250 wagons, while at Pleasant Hill the losses were increased. T. J. Williams acted as guide during the movements here against Banks."	MOUTON, General Jean Jacques Alexandre Alfred (I2255)
1270	1860 LAFAYETTE PARISH, LA. CENSUS Onezime R. Mouton 23 Clarisse 20 Valery V. 1 Marcelite DeCluet 40 Mouton, O. R., Pvt. Co. F, 7th La. Cav. Appears on Roll of Prisoners of War, Paroled at Washington, La., June 19, 1865. Res. Lafayette Par., La. Mouton, O. R., Sergt. Co. A, 26th La. Inf. Roll July 1 to Oct. 31, 1862 (only Roll on which borne), En. Lafayette Par., La., March 10, 1862. Discharged by order, July 2, _.	MOUTON, Onezieme Rousseau (I1950)
1271	1860 LAFAYETTE PARISH, LA. CENSUS Ozeme LeBlanc 38 Emelie 23 Felix 14 Gabriel 11 Marcelite 2 Henry 14 P. Ignace Mouton 25 John P. S-reck (NY) 48 1860 VERMILION PARISH, LA Census P. I. Mouton 46 Arsenne 34 Emile 14 Russo 12 Placide Mouton 55 (widower of Azelia Meaux) Ozea 17 (m. Moise Vincent) Mouton, P. Ignace, Pvt. Co. F, 18th La. Inf. En. Oct. 5, 1861, Camp Moore, La. Present on all Rolls to Feb., 1862. On List dated Camp near Corinth, Miss., April 28, 1862. Remarks: Sick. Roll May and June, 1862, Absent, wounded, sent to Interior Hospl. since May 14. Roll July and Aug., 1862, Absent, sick, in Hospl., Mobile, since Aug. 4. Roll Jan. and Feb., 1863, Absent, sick, with leave, since Jan. 1, 1863. Roll July and Aug., 1863, Absent on detached service. Also on Rolls of Co. I, (Cons.) 18th Regt. and Yellow Jacket Battn. La. Inf. Roll Jan. and Feb., 1864, Absent on detached service since Aug. 4, 1863. Roll of Prisoners of War, C. S. A., Paroled at Washington, La., June 21, 1865. Res. Lafayette Par., La. Pension File MOUTON, P. IGNACE CP1.89 4.000000 8.000000 4.000000 MANION, JOHANNA B. MOUTON, P. IGNACE CP1.102 0.000000 0.000000 8.000000 MOUTON, P. IGNACE MOUTON, PIERRE IGNACE CP1.101 0.000000 0.000000 4.000000 MOUTON, ARSENE (MARTIN)	MOUTON, Pierre Ignace (I1947)
1272	1860 Luneburg Co, Va Census Reel No: 987 Page No: 53 31 409 395 Featherston Mrs A. 60 F Farmer 3,200 15,112 Virginia 32 409 395 Featherston Virginia A 31 F Virginia 33 409 395 Featherston Joshua J 29 M Overseer Virginia 34 409 395 Featherston Martha L 22 F Virginia 35 409 395 Featherston Mary L 27 F Virginia	WILKINSON, Ann (I11058)
1273	1860 Macon Co, TN Census, M 129, 65 Pipkin, A J 31 M F E 22 F Larra 1 Dotson, M C 9 M	PIPKIN, Andrew Jackson (I12953)
1274	1860 Macon Co, TN Census, M 131, 66 Pipkin, A 49 M Sarah 48 F C E S 24 F S J 19 F A T 17 M J W 16 M M A 15 F M H 14 M S T 12 M M F 9 M	PIPKIN, Alexander F (I12840)
1275	1860 Macon Co, TN Census, M, 131, 66 Pipkin, J 58 M Martha 54 F Smith, D 15 M L T 13 M W C 25 M Susan 29 F J J 5 M A D C 3 M	PIPKIN, Isaac Carroll (I12834)
1276	1860 Rusk Co, TX Census, pg 197b WELCH A. J. 35 M W farmer 1,000 1,700 GA WELCH N. A. 23 F W . . . GA WELCH S. A. 3 F W . . . TX WELCH M. J. 1 F W . . . TX	WELCH, A J (I11008)
1277	1860 Sebastian Co, AR Census, Ft Smith, 9/5/1860, pg 214 Chambers, E W 27 M Brick Mason 500 75 GA Eveline 26 F GA Robert O 7 M GA William 5 M AL 1880 Benton Co, AR Census, Osage, pg 474b Elisha CHAMBERS Self M M W 47 GA Dentist SC GA Evaline CHAMBERS Wife M F W 47 GA Housekeeper GA GA Elisha CHAMBERS Son S M W 19 AR Farmer GA GA Dorsey CHAMBERS Son S M W 8 AR At School GA GA	CHAMBERS, Dr Elisha Winn (I17095)
1278	1860 TX census says he is 6 months old.	MILLS, Alva (I668)
1279	1860 US Census, Western Div, Robertson Co., TN Dunn, Samuel 61 M TN S 56 F NC S S 19 M TN Martha 15 F TN Ad 12 F TN Florence, J L 2 M TN	DUNN, Samuel (I13769)
1280	1860 US Census: Jackson Co., OH; Page 139	FARLEY, Margaret D (I11422)
1281	1860 York Co, SC Census Zeno, page 422 37 943 943 Jackson Mary 43 F Dom. 936 2,200 Scotland 38 943 943 Jackson Violet J. 17 F Out Dom. Y.D. SC 39 943 943 Jackson David A. 14 M Y.D. SC X 40 943 943 Jackson Jas P. 12 M Y.D. SC X 1 943 943 Jackson Wm B. 10 M Y.D. SC X	???, Mary (I6942)
1282	1861-1865, Private 2nd Regiment, Texas Cavalry (2nd Mounted Rifles)	LANGLEY, Seaborn (I5294)
1283	1870 - I've looked at pgs 1-6 & 112-125. Mrs. Matilda F ALLEN nee CONNELL, gave to Bell County on July 30, 1850 125 acres of land out of the CONNELL survey on which was to be located the permanent county seat of Bell County. It is this land that Belton is now built on. The first meeting of the county's commissioners' court of which a record has been kept, was held in Belton (then called Nolanville) Oct. 8, 1850. The officers were: Jno. DANLEY, chief justice; Jno. TAYLOR, Jas. M. CROSS, Peter BANTA and James BLAIR. Wm. REED was sheriff and Jno. C. REED was county clerk. E. L. STICKNEY was the first county judge. At that term of court a license was issued to D. R. HILL, giving him the right to operate and maintain a ferry on the Leon River near the location of the charter oak. The first term of district court was called April 7, 1851. R. E. B. BAYLOR for whom BAYLOR College was named was the first judge. J. F. CLARK was district clerk. The first grand jury was composed of David HAVENS, M. W. DAMRON [Capt. Milton W Damron, CSA], J. M. CATHEY, John ANDERSON, Allen BRYANT, James M. GLEN, B. L. STUART, Thomas HAVENS, Horatio SHELTON, Matthew WILKINS, John BOWLES [lived next to James M Cross], Warren PUETT, J. T. SHERROD Wm. CALDWELL and Walter HALE. Newspaper: Cameron Herald 1895 Newspaper, Nov 1895 Vol. 14, No. 19 (Whole No. 694) --- Thursday, November 7, 1895 Personals: Those visiting Cameron: Joe Askew of Baileyville; John C. Anderson of Rogers; ...	ANDERSON, John C (I3688)
1284	1870 Bell Co, TX Census, Pct 6 pg 422b 1900 Coryell Co, TX Census, Pct 5, ED 45 Sh 4 Brazzil, Lorenzo head W M Nov 1851 48 M 23 GA GA GA Briget wife F Feb 1859 41 M 23 GA GA GA 10/7 Lorenzo son M Mar 1882 18 S TX TX GA Orpha dau F Dec 1885 14 Lee Roy son M Jan 1888 12 Burley son M Apr 1890 10 Zella dau F Nov 1892 7 Lula dau F Nov 1895 4 1884 CORYELL COUNTY, TEXAS TAX ROLL "Brazzil, L F" 1092 L. B. Weeden 106 2/3 "C, H, c" The informant for his death cert was Roy Brazzil.	BRAZZIL, Lorenzo Francis (I1734)
1285	1870 Brown Co, TX Census p. 119, 37/37, 7/24/1870 CONNELL, D C 20 M W Raising cattle 1600 2000 Texas Naoma 21 F W Keeping house Texas Sampson 18 M W Raising cattle 1000 Texas	CONNELL, David Cook (I3736)
1286	1870 census says he was 7 which makes him born in 1863.	MILLS, Ira (I1592)
1287	1870 Dent Co, MO Census p600b Spring Creek 8 151 151 Martin William 59 M W Farmer 3,000 1,000 TN 9 151 151 Martin Mary 59 F W Keeping House TN 10 151 151 Martin G.B. 36 M W Farmer 2,000 600 TN 11 151 151 Martin W.W. 21 M W Farming TN 12 151 151 Plank Nancy 24 F W At home TN	MARTIN, William (I10846)
1288	1870 Parker Co, TX Census, Pct 1, Fort Worth PO, pg 379 a & b J H Garratson 49 M Farmer 500 TN Sarah 36 F Keep house AL Martha 16 F AR Sarah 14 F TX Rebecca 12 F TX John 10 M TX Theodocia 7 F TX Hulda Daniel 17 F TX Robt 10 M TX Thos 8 M TX	MCDANIEL, Louisa Jane (I16198)
1289	1870 Sumner Co, TN Census 4 604 54 Armstrong J. M. 48 M W Farm Laborer . . TN . . . . . . 4 604 54 Armstrong Sarah J. 42 F W Keeping House . . TN . . . . . . 4 604 54 Stone Saml F. 9 M W . . . TN . . . . . . Sumner County Marriages Armstrong, James Stone, Sarah Jane 29 May 1846 Bruce, John (bondsman)	ARMSTRONG, John (I514)
1290	1875, he deeded two aces of land to the Methodist Protestant church for a burying ground forming Hoover's Valley Cemetery. Burnet County History Vol. II, by Darrell Debo, Burnet County Historical Commission; Eakin Press, Burnet, TX, 1979 1850 Rutherford Co, TN, Census Isaac Hoover 26 TN farmer Anna 24 TN May A 7 TN (Mary) Malinda A 4 TN Tanny 1 TN (Fanny) They were located in the Big Spring District, along with seven other Hoover families.	HOOVER, Rev Isaac (I11560)
1291	1880 , Sumner, Tennessee ED 216, pg 9 (150A) District 10 R Baskerville Self Male 36 Tennessee Minerva Baskerville Wife Female 36 Tennessee R H Baskerville Son Male 5 Tennessee J A Baskerville Son Male 3 Tennessee B Baskerville Son Male 1 Tennessee B H Hallum Niece Female 13 Tennessee - is this Ann's daughter?	BASKERVILLE, Ann Elizabeth (I16837)
1292	1880 Benton Co, IA Census, Eden, pg 146a Franklin M. BAIRD Self M M W 50 OHIO Farmer NY MASS Janette BAIRD Wife M F W 47 NY Keeps House NY NY Ariel BAIRD Son S M W 17 IND At Home OHIO NY Theodore BAIRD Son S M W 16 IND At Home OHIO NY Almira BAIRD Dau S F W 14 IND At Home OHIO NY Warren BAIRD Son S M W 12 IOWA OHIO NY 1900 Woodbury Co, IA Census, West Fork, ED 151 S 2, June 2 Baird F M head W M Feb 1830 70 M 49 OH NY MA Owns Janett wife W F Dec 1832 67 M 49 NY NY NY 9/8	BAIRD, Franklin M (I15809)
1293	1880 Bexar Co, Texas Census, San Antonio, page 52 Wuest, Eliza head 50 SC SC SC Langley, Josephine dau 30 MS GA SC Laura grdau 10 TX MS MS Lilly grdau 8 TX MS MS	PORTER, Elizabeth (I9385)
1294	1880 Campbell Co, TN Census, Hatmaker, pg 377D H. K. LOVELY Self M M W 23 TN Miller TN TN Catherine LOVELY Wife M F W 19 TN Keeping House -- -- Robert LOVELY Son S M W 1 TN TN TN This might be Hezekiah	LOVELY, Hezekiah (I16969)
1295	1880 Campbell Co, TN Census, Hatmaker, pg 378B Abner LOVELY Self M M W 21 TN Farmer TN TN Lucinda LOVELY Wife M F W 18 TN Keeping House TN TN Geo W. LOVELY Son S M W 2 TN TN TN Jacob LOVELY Son S M W 4M TN TN TN	LOVELY, John Abner (I15432)
1296	1880 Census says his father was born in Alabama. He is on the tax rolls for Atascosa 1883-1888 and in Bosque in 1871-2.	MCCURRY, Isaac R (I3152)
1297	1880 Census, Coryell Co, TX, pg 444a, 72/72 34 Morehead Wm. W. W M 55 . . . X . . Farmer X . . . . . . . . . TN SC SC . 35 Morehead Susan H. W F 47 . wife X X . . H Keep . . . . . . . . . . TN TN . . 36 Morehead Eunice H. W F 21 . dau X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TX TN TN . 37 Morehead James H. W M 19 . son X . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TX TN TN . 38 Morehead Willie E. W F 16 . dau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TX TN TN . 39 Morehead Celistia W F 10 . dau . . . . . . . . . . . . X . X TX TN TN . 40 Morehead Lucinda J. W F 7 . dau . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X TX TN TN . 41 Morehead John M. W M 3 . son . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X TX TN TN . 42 Brazzil Susan A. W F 23 . dau . X . . . . . . . . . . . . . TX TN TN . 43 Brazzil Emily J. W F 4 . gdau . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X TX TX TX . 44 Brazzil William N. W M 1 . gson . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X TX TX TX . 45 Foley William W M 19 . Laborer X . . . . X . . . . . . . . . TX TN TX .	MOOREHEAD, William W (I9005)
1298	1880 Cherokee Co, GA Mortality Schedule 215 BARRETT, John 1 M W S GA SC GA JUN Flux 215 BARRETT, Sarah 17 F W S GA SC GA SEP Measles	BARRETT, John (I15496)
1299	1880 Cherokee Co, TX Census, pg 435b Cornelius DEATON Self M Male W 35 NC Farmer NC NC Ann DEATON Wife M Female W 25 AL Housekeeping NC NC Jessie DEATON Son S Male W 4 TX NC AL Robert DEATON Son S Male W 3 TX NC AL Hubbert DEATON Son S Male W 10M TX NC AL	DEATON, Cornelius D (I15664)
1300	1880 Frio Co Census 11 Youngblood Alvira J. 55 GA 1pg0001.txt 11 100 101 Hildebrant Oliver C. w m 29 Stock Raiser TX TX TX 11 100 101 Hildebrant Caroline M. w f 26 wife Keeping House GA GA GA 11 100 101 Hildebrant Jeffie C. w m 7 dau . TX TX GA 11 100 101 Hildebrant Levi F. w m 5 son . TX TX GA 11 100 101 Hildebrant Georgia w f 3 dau . TX TX GA 11 100 101 Hildebrant William w m 1day May? 31 son TX TX GA 11 100 101 Youngblood Alvira J. w f 55 . M-in-law Mid wife GA GA GA There is no date on her tombstone.	NEWSOM, Julie Elvira (I6223)