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Marla,
The Elizabeth A. White, 18, at Ezekiel White’s in 1850 Gibson Co is not Elzady per the other census data I posted showing “Alzada”, 32, with Laban Day. I am guessing her age of 32 shown in the 1850 census is not correct and Hoffman’s DOB for her of 1820 can not be correct either unless she married at 10 yrs old.
What do you have that would indicate that Jane is Richard Harris’s wife?
Bill
RICHIE, HESTER; WHITE, ELISHA R Gibson 12-27-1847
found trhe above under marriage records Bill generaously provided.
Marla, photos of my Richey ancestors in the Chickasaw Nation at the turn of the last century could have passed for full-blood Indian — I am pretty certain they were not German. Here are their photos below — they were taken from a larger photo of a 1909-1910 school. Photo found in “History of Tillman County (Ok), vol. 2.
http://www.saponitown.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=194
Maybe there were 2 bunches of Woods then and we sprout from 2 different groups of ewarly day settlers in that area.
If you check that genealogy link I provided from that Tessessee genealogy page a reply came with the next message.The guy provided a reply to Saray with his descendants were not the same ones whe was talking about. I mean the one with Irish roots that came to America were not the ones who were in Tennessee in 1725, and were the descendants of that Revolutionary War soldier who was discharged in 1783 and shose descendants were in Gibson County Indiana in 1809. Thre were 10 children recorded from this family and all ten had children in Gibson County.
But John is a very common name and so is Woods. I had many troubles finding the “Brown” surname as there are many “John Browns” sometimes in the same county! 🙂 so it is very possible that tehre was more than one family of Woods in Gibson County, Indiana, even that early — common surnames are like that. 🙂
vance
ps — I know some of these ancestors were White but I don’t know which ones. Thre is historical evidence many “Woods” lived where the Saponi were (if you research this sitre you’ll find them) — but I have no proof my Wood’s were not from the “White” side of the family. At some point in the past they were, and I don’t know where that starts.
Marla,
Some more census backup data for you:
Bear with me on the first listing, you’ll need it 🙂
1850 Gibson Co., Ind Census, Johnson Twp, 4 Nov., p.121B & 122A, at 219, 219:
David Brothers, 54, m, farmer, $1600, NC.
Mariah, 59, f, SC.
Hester A., 22, f, Ind.
John W., 21, m, Ind.
Polly E., 16, f, Ind.
William, 10, m, Ind.
Some of their childrens’ marr. records – Gibson Co., Ind:
Hester Ann Brothers + James Wallace, 8 May 1852,
Book 1, p.287.
John W. Brothers + Cynthia Brothers, 9 Dec 1856,
Book 2, p.145.
William Brothers + Emiline Compton, 9 Apr, 1878,
Book 5, p.297.
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1860 Gibson Co., Ind Census, Johnson Twp, 28 July, p.901, at 967, 970 :
Mahala Woods, 45, f, farmer, $0, $400, Ind.
Stephen H., 20, m, Ind.
Wm. J., 19, m, Ind.
Mary J., 18, Ind
Casander, 15, f, Ind****
Isaac, 13, m, Ind. Twin
Eliza, 13, f, Ind. Twin
Sylvester, 10, m, Ind.
Richard, 8, m, Ind.
Elen O, 6, f, Ind. (Eleanor?)
Varamiler (?), 5, m, Ind. (Van Ransler)
Margaret, 3, f, Ind.
Same census, 4 Aug, p.917, at 1080, 1085:
Stephen Harris, 59, m, farmer, $5000, $3000, SC
Polly, 56, f, Ky.
Nancy, 20 f, Ind.
Saphrona, 17, f, Ind.
Wm. H., 14, m, Ind.
Same census, 9 Aug, p.924, at 1125, 1129:
David Brothers, 63, m, farmer, $4000, $700, NC
AZADA, 48, f, NY****
T. J., 17, m, Ind.
Jas. A. DAY ” , 16, m, Ind.
Harris F. “, 8, m, Ind.
Wm. B. “, 4, m, Ind.
(“Jas. A. Day” also has a ditto mark after “DAY”. I think this is your James Andrew Day and his mother Elzady/Alzada/”Azada”.
It’s unclear if Harris and Wm are DAYs or BROTHERS, the ditto marks being out on the end of the block, under DAY.
Looks like David Brothers wife Mariah died; Laban Day died; and David Brothers marr’d Alzada DAY.)
Gibson Co Marr Records, Book 2, p.143, has:
David Brothers + Alzada DAY, 6 Nov 1856.
A couple marr records for Laban and Elzady’s children from Gibson Co Marr. Records:
Alzasa (Alzada) L. Day + William T. Holloway, 30 Jan 1859,
Book 2, p.308.
Sarah Day + John Headley, 24 May 1856 ; Book 2, p.105.
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1860 Gibson Co., Ind Census, Patoka Twp, 23 Aug, p.115, at 823, 820:
Levy (?) Day, 56, m, Day Laborer, $0, $100, KY (Levi ?)
Araiphony, 41, f, Ind.
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This looks like your James Day, regardless of where someone thought they were born, or are they?
1880 Gibson Co., Ind Census, Center Twp, 17 June, p.181B, at 218, 218:
DAY, James, m, 33, farmer, Ind, Oh, Mo.
“, Cassander, f, 33, wife, Ind, Pa, Ind.
“, Frances, f, 10, dau, Ind, Ind, Ind.
“, Nettie, f, 1 dau, Ind, Ind, Ind.
Bruster, James, m, 19, Ind, Ind, Ind.
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Laban and Levi’s brother:
1880 Wabash Co., Illinois, Bonpas (sic) Twp, 19 June, p.54A:
McIntire, John S., works sawmill, In, Tn, In.
McIntire, Elizabeth, wife, In, NJ, NJ.
McIntire, John F., son, 9, In, In, In.
McIntire, Martha R., dau, 7, In, In, In.
McIntire, Emma A., dau, 5, In, In, In.
McIntire, Theodore S., son, 3, In, In, In.
DAY, Marcrum, GrandUncle, 77, Ky, SC, Va.
Per Gibson Co., Ind Marr. Records, Book 3, p.518:
John S. McIntire + Elizabeth Reynolds, 29 Oct 1868.
Searched for a closer relation to the DAYs but didn’t find it.
Bill
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