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Ken,
On the 1820 Person Co., NC Fed. census, pg. 455.
Samuel Evans = 110101 – 02001 – 4210 – 2010.
household contains:
Whites:
1 male under 10.
1 male 10 to 15.
0 males 16 to 18.
1 male 16 to 25.
1 male 45 and over.
2 females 10 to 15
1 female 45 and over.
Slaves:
4 males to 14.
2 males to 26.
1 males 26 to 45.
0 male over 45.
2 females to 10.
1 female 26 to 45.
Same census, pg. 452, and next door to each other:
Richard R. Moore = 000100 – 00100 – 0000 – 0000.
household contains:
1 male 16 to 25.
1 female 16 to 25.
Abraham Moore = 110001 – 00001 – 4221 – 4114.
household contains:
Whites:
1 male under 10.
1 male 10 to 15.
1 male 45 and over.
1 female 45 and over.
Slaves:
4 males to 14.
2 males to 26.
2 males to 45.
1 male 45 and over.
4 females to 14.
1 females to 26.
1 female to 45.
4 females 45 and over.
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1790 Nash Co., NC Fed census:
Samuel Evans = 11500.
household contains:
Whites:
1 male of 16 and over.
1 male under 16.
5 females.
Other persons = 0,
Slaves = 0.
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Becky has probably found this already, but there is a book of Person/Caswell/Orange County marriages that I was trying to get that turned out to be “out of print”, which is most likely in your local library. That would be a goldmine.
Bill
We have Richard (1793-1839) and John (m Martha Hargis) both as sons of Abraham Moore (1746-1831) and Jean Farrar ( 1750-after 1831)
Have marriage bonds for all but do not have will for Abraham or complete list of his children.
Have Abraham’s parents as William Moore (1720-1804) and Susannah Martin (b1725) No additional info on them.
Richard married Elizabeth Evans. Her father is probably the Samuel Evans you have above but we haven’t seen proof. My line is their son David Remus Moore (3-20-1821 to 4-22-1900) married Jane Lewis Bumpass (8-11-1823 to 10-12-1897). She probably goes back to either Deep Creek John or Tar River John but we haven’t yet made the connection.
We have access to a copy of Person co marriages from 1792 to 1868 but have not found a copy of the book of earlier marriages that you mention. Becky and I are thinking that it may be time to publish a new compilation of the early marriages of the area, drawing from Caswell, Orange, Bute, and Granville……… also think a book on early grist mills and a book on early churches are needed….. always wanted to be a writer 😉
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