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Logan Family Research #4
submitted by Don Logan
LOGAN of Bibb Co., AL: Report #4
11 February 2000
1810 Rutherford Co., NC: LOGAN and HUNT census entries
[note: 1st five columns represent white males aged 0-10, 10-16, 16-26, 26-45, 45+;
2nd five columns represent white females aged 0-10, 10-16, 16-26, 26-45, 45+]
p104 Absalom HUNT 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0
p107 William D. HUNT 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
p108 William HUNT 4 2 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0
" William K.HUNT 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 (2 sl)
p113 Andrew LOGAN 3 2 1 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 (1 sl)
" Drury LOGAN 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
" Francis LOGAN 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0
" James LOGAN 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 (3 sl)
" John LOGAN 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (3 sl)
" Moses LOGAN 1 0 1 1 0 5 1 0 1 0 (1 sl)
p115 Drury LOGAN 1 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 1 0
" Drury LOGAN 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0
" Francis LOGAN 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 (2 sl)
" James LOGAN 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (2 sl)
" John LOGAN 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0
" Larkin LOGAN 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0
" Mary LOGAN 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 (3 sl)
1800 Rutherford Co., NC: LOGAN census entries
p124 Drury LOGAN 3 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 (5 sl)
" James LOGAN 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 (1 sl)
" John LOGAN 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 (1 sl)
" Moses LOGAN 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
p125 Andrew LOGAN 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0
" Esom LOGAN 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0
" Mary LOGAN 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 2 0 1
" Thomas LOGAN 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 0
More LOGAN marriages in NC:
Lincoln Co.:
Drury LOGAN & Serah MOORE 27 Feb 1783
Thomas LOGIN & Matty GARDEN 06 Aug 1803
Drury LOGAN & Polly BIAS 19 Nov 1809
James LOGAN & Catherine DEEL 03 May 1832
Macon Co.:
Drury LOGAN & Mary ADDINGTON 13 Sep 1829
Rowan Co.:
James LOGAN & Mary MILLER 23 Apr 1776
William LOGAN & Mary BRYAN 02 Oct 1798
John LOGAN & Margaret DODSON 24 Aug 1830
(Marriages from Cabarrus, Davidson, and Rutherford Co. in previous report)
Deed Abstracts of Tryon, Lincoln, and Rutherford Co., NC 1769-1786 (B. HOLCOMB)
pp134-169 have early Rutherford Co. deeds:
03 Mar 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 136 acres on Law's Crk, both sides of North Pacolet
12 July 1779 Geo. HERRIS of Ruth. To Joseph LOGAN of same; land on both sides Buck Creek of First Broad River
20 Aug 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 200 acres on No. Packolet River adj. & below James MILLAR's entry, including SPRIGGS improvement
[Note marriage, above, between James LOGAN and Mary MILLER in Rowan Co. in 1776-this could easily be the same James]
30 Aug 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 50 acres on No. Packolet River, adj. Thos. SPRIGS
30 Aug 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 100 acres on No. Packolet River above the other entry, including HOOPER camp
30 Aug 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 50 acres on Vanes Crk., adj. SPRIGGS entry
30 Aug 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 200 acres near north/south fork of White Oak
30 Aug 1779 Grant to James LOGAN; 100 acres on middle fork Schuiwicker, branch of No. Pacolet.
25 Mar 1780 grant to John LOGAN; 60 acres on Shoal Crk of Broad River, including William LOGAN's improvements
13 Oct 1782 Grant to James LOGAN; 150 acres on Sandy Run, incl. Fornegreen NEWMAN's improvement
13 Oct 1782 Grant to James LOGAN; 100 acres on branch of Roberson's Crk., above Aaron BICKERSTAFF
13 Oct 1782 Grant to James LOGAN; 150 acres on Horse Creek of Main Broad River, incl. Rich'd HICKS improvement
13 Oct 1782 Grant to James LOGAN; 50 acres on Vaun's branch of No. Packolet River, above SPRIGS entry
13 Oct 1782 Grant to James LOGAN; 150 acres on branch of Claghorn's Crk, adj. SEMSES land
28 Oct 1782 Grant to Jonathan GULLICK and James LOGAN: 200 acres on 2 branches of Shippard's Crk, between Wm. GILBERT & James ADAIR
28 Oct 1782 Grant to James SATERFIELD; 100 acres on Beaver Dam Crk. Of Little Broad River, above James LOGAN
23 Sep 1783 John MOORE of 96 SC to James LOGAN of Linc. Co., NC: land on both sides of Hinson's Crk of No. Packolet River, including HINSON's improvement.
11 Oct 1783 Grant to Joseph LOGAN; 200 acres on First Broad River, adj. BEATY
13 Oct 1783 Grant to James LOGAN; 100 acres on Beaver Dam Crk. Of First Broad River, adj. SHELTON
14 Jan 1784 Francis LOGAN witn. Deed from Thos. MORRIS to Thos. DOVE; land on Cathey's Creek
02 Nov 1784 James LOGAN of Camden Dst., SC to Geo. BLANTON of Ruth. Co., NC: land on Beavour's Crk. Of First Little Broad River, adj. SHELTON
02 Nov 1785 John LOGAN of SC to Jas. HAMRICK of Ruth. Co.; 60 acres on branch of Shoal Crk adjoining Sam'l McBRIER, John McNitt ALEXANDER, Henry WRIGHT-granted to LOGAN 21 Mar 1780
10 Jan 1787 John LEWIS, sheriff, to Francis LOGAN from Geo. WINTERS
Rutherford Co., NC Abstracts of Wills: 1779-1822 (Caroline H. DAVIS)
Bk A, p. 17 06 Dec 1785
James LOGAN,William James LOGAN; survey, land adjoining MONTFORD
Bk A, p. 46 01 June 1789
Joseph LAWRENCE of Rutherford Co., agent & attorney for Moses [MOORE?] of West Florida in Mobile District, moves for recourse to records in Clerk's office (Rutherford Co. Book 1, p. 30); appoints friend Drury LOGAN and Joshua ROBERTS of Lincoln Co., NC, either of them, "my lawful attorney." Signed "Joseph LAWRENCE, agent and attorney for Moses MOORES"
Bk B, p. 213 (no dates)
Rachel LOGAN-to my only daughter Sally Selina: all lands & personal property when of age. I certify she was born 24 Nov 1807. Said da. to the care of my dear mother Mary LOGAN. If said da. dies before becoming of age, my estate to be divided thus: lands to brother George Mitchel LOGAN; monies & effects to be divided into six equal shares:
1 to mother Mary LOGAN; 1 to sister Margaret LOGAN; 1 to sister Mary CARRUTH; 1 to brother George M. LOGAN; 1 to sister Katherine Anne LOGAN; and 1 to be divided equally among the four daughters of my deceased sister Sarah CARRUTH, namely Lindamera, Marilla H., Polly H., and Peggy P. CARRUTH. Executor: George Mitchel LOGAN. Witnesses: Alexander CARRUTH & James FISHER
Bk B, p. 244 (23 July 1810, proved October Court 1810)
Catherine Ann LOGAN-Mother: Mary LOGAN to receive $100 and use of my girl Alpha during her life. Sister Mary CARRUTH to receive $50 and girl Alpha at my mother's death, but if Mary is dead, then to her two daughters Polly Michel CARRUTH and Eliza King CARRUTH. Sister Margaret to receive $50. Brother George M. LOGAN. Four daughters of dec'd sister Sarah CARRUTH (not named). Anything due me from estate of dec'd sister Rachel to be divided among my mother, sister Mary, sister Margaret, brother George M., and the daughters of dec'd sister Sarah. To brother George my trunk and chest named in sister Rachel's will. To sister Margaret: saddle in lieu of her own, hers to be given to Linda Mira CARRUTH. Executor: Brother George M. LOGAN. Witnesses: Alex CARRUTH and John BABER.
Bk C, p. 14 (5 June 1814, proved July Court 1814)
John LOGAN witnesses will of Andrew CROOKS
Bk C, p. 30 (1 May 1813)
Will of Mary LOGAN. Daughter Pegga LOGAN $150; at her death, sum to be divided between my da. Mary CARRUTH and son George M. LOGAN. Daughter Mary CARRUTH to get Lucy and her two children Anderson & Nelly, and a horse in the hands of James CARRUTH. Son William LOGAN: a mare. Son James LOGAN: a horse. Son George M. LOGAN: two 100-acre tracts. Son Robert: $20. Grandda. Lendomera CARRUTH: 1 filly. Grandda.'s Polly R. & Pegga CARRUTH: $20 each. Mirrilla CARRUTH: cattle. Polly K.: 1st child of my Negro Lucy. Balance to be divided between Mary CARRUTH and George M. LOGAN, each of them paying my granddaughter Sally Silena LOGAN when of age $10. Executor: John MOORE & John LEWIS. Witnesses: John CALDWELL, Nicholas GOSNELL.
Bk C, p. 48 (9 Apr 1811, October Court 1816)
Agreement between George M. LOGAN and Robert LOGAN respecting division of lands left them by their father James LOGAN, deceased. Robert to have all on north side of Pacolet, from SPRIGGS old line to mouth of Little Creek, near HOLLAND's old place. George to have mills and mill tract and all other said land. George agrees to pay Robert $50 on or before 15 Feb. next, and 6 months later $50, and $100 after six more months. Witnesses: Alex CORRUTH, Linda M. CORRUTH.
Bk C, p.86 (28 June 1816, 06 Jan 1818)
Bill of Sale: Wm. BOWMAN bound to John LOGAN in sum of $1000. Consideration: BOWMAN to make title to John LOGAN of tract of land on south fork Mountain Creek, including westen corner (40 acres), reserving use of spring to BOWMAN. Witness: Chas. LEWIS.
1810 Cabarrus Co., NC federal census:
p. 137b, line 10:
John HUNT 5 males, all aged 26-45; 0 females; 11 slaves
[The John HUNT who turns up in Bibb Co., AL before 1830 would have been between 30 and 40 years old in 1810. His oldest known child was born ca 1822, so he may not have married until ca 1820. Thus it is POSSIBLE, but by no means certain, that this John HUNT is the same as John HUNT in 1830 Bibb Co., AL.]
1830 Bibb Co., AL federal census:
p.173 John HUNT 1m -5, 2m 5-10, 2m 20-30, 1m 50-60;
1f -5, 1f 5-10, 1f 30-40 (8 slaves)
(no LOGAN or MOSELEY found in 1830 Bibb Co.)
1840 Bibb Co., AL federal census:
consecutive households:
p. 128 (#10) John HUNT 1m 10-15, 1m 15-20, 1m 60-70;
2f 5-10, 1f 40-50 (9 slaves)
p. 128 (#11) Joab MOSELEY 2m -5, 3m 5-10, 2m 10-15, 1m 15-20, 1m 20-30, 1m 40-50;
1f -5, 1f 10-15, 2f 20-30, 1f 30-40 (0 sl)
[Note: this was the only HUNT household and the only MOSELEY household found in 1840 Bibb Co., and they were side by side! John Hunt LOGAN married Lavinia MOSELEY in Bibb Co. in 1838, and Joab was almost certainly her father. I suspect that the male born 1810-20 and one of the females born 1810-20 were John Hunt LOGAN and his wife Lavinia, and that the female born 1835-40 is their oldest daughter Isabella. We have no reason to believe that John H. and Lavinia (MOSELEY) LOGAN ever left Bibb Co., but they do not appear in the 1840 census in their own household-therefore, they probably appear in a different household, and that headed by Lavinia's father is the most likely prospect. The fact that the household of John HUNT (born 1770-80) was next door to that of Joab MOSELEY (born 1790-1800) lends support to our theory that John HUNT was closely connected to John Hunt LOGAN.]
1850 Bibb Co., AL federal census:
p. 3:
William McTYER 45 SC [see below, Prob. Minutes E, p. 477:
Elenor 38 SC Wm. McTYER bought land from the
(and family) est. of John HUNT, then died by Jan 1855.]
Caroline HUNT 21 SC [who is this? Possible widow of Thomas HUNT?]
p. 8, #110:
Nancy HUNT 58 SC
John 22 AL
Nancy 18 AL
Julia 15 AL
Lianna? WILLIAMS 63 NC
Jasper ARNOLD 18 AL
1860 Bibb Co., AL federal census:
p. 716, #469:
W. M. WILSON 34 AL
Julia 25 AL
Stephen PRICE 02 AL [Julia's son by her first marriage]
Nancy HUNT 69 NC [Julia's mother]
p.788, #950:
John MOSELY 36 AL [Lavinia (MOSELEY) LOGAN's brother]
Elonder 33 AL
Joab 15 AL
William 11 AL
Mila A. 05 AL
Amanda 02 AL
Bibb County, AL Deed Indices (on microfilm at ADAH):
Direct (Grantor) Index:
John HUNT survey of land deed 29 Apr 1829 A-073
John HUNT et al to David R. BOYD deed 15 Sep 1832 A-238
John HUNT et al to David R. BOYD deed 15 Sep 1832 A-239
Nancy HUNT to Clark JONES deed 05 Jan 1855 H-014
Nancy HUNT to Harriet GARDNER deed 18 Oct 1866 J-080
Nancy HUNT to R. E. GOLE(?) deed 20 Oct 1866 J-088
Nancy HUNT to R.T? C. COLE & wife deed 15 June 1870 K-161
Nancy HUNT to Jas. C. GARDNER deed 07 Oct 1870 K-630
Indirect (Grantee) Index:
John HUNT fm Sarah F. CHOTTARD deed 02 Feb 1824 A-002
John HUNT fm Rob't FLEMING deed 02 Feb 1824 A-008
John HUNT fm Sarah F. CHOTTARD pow.of atty 27 Mar 1829 A-071
John HUNT fm J. H. LOGAN deed 17 Aug 1838 C-273
John HUNT fm E. LEE, sheriff deed 04 Mar 1839 C-429
John HUNT fm John HIMPHILL bill of sale 03 Apr 1841 E-007
John HUNT fm Western & Sarah LATHAM deed 20 Mar 1854 G-652
Bibb County, AL Probate Records (on microfilm at ADAH):
Orphan's Court Record A
p.9 (3 Aug 1846) Nancy HUNT, admx of estate of John HUNT, dec'd, presents account and annual return: Received $175.435 from 1845 cotton crop; $80.50 from outstanding debts and cash on hand at death of John HUNT. Total received: $255.935. Paid out [various debts including $12.75 tp W. R. DAVIS for schooling Thomas, John, Nancy, and Julia] a total of $278.6175. Balance due to admx: $22.6825.
pp. 162-163 (16 Aug 1847) [another account and annual return-almost unreadable on microfilm]
pp. 423-424 (date not copied) Account and return for years 1848-1849. Received: $340 for 1847 cotton crop; $50 for sale of corn 1848; $270 for cotton crop 1848; $100 for Negroes hired 1848; Total: $760. One Negro borned and 2 horses died. Paid out: For year ending 24 July 1848: $300 for clothing & tuition of children; $200 for blacksmith. For year ending 22 Aug 1849 $250 cash paid for Thomas HUNT; $200 for clothing and other expenses for minor heirs; $300 for plantation tools and other necessary expenses. Total paid out: $1250. Balance due to admx: $490.
p. 520 (29 July 1850) Account & return. Received $400 for 1849 cotton crop; $25 for hire of Negro; $600 for corn crop; total received: $1025. One Negro borned, stock on increase. Paid out: $400 for clothing & tuition of children; $350 for plantation expenses including doctor bill, blacksmith, tax, Negro clothing, and horses purchased; $600 for 1200 bushels of corn consumed. Total paid out: $1350. Balance due to admx: $325.
Orphans Court Record B
p. 46 (7 June 1847) Nancy HUNT, administratrix of estate of John HUNT, dec'd, presents annual account to be approved 3rd Monday in August next at courthouse in Centreville.
p. 60 (9 Aug 1847) Annual Return of Nancy HUNT, admx of John HUNT, dec'd. Received $575; paid out for use of farm & for tuition and clothing of children: $552.82. Admx indebted to estate in sum of $22.18.
p. 137 (17 Apr 1848) Nancy HUNT's former securities B. L. DEFENSE(?) and Thomas AVERY ask to be discharged. Replaced by Jacob MAYBERRY and George W. HAWARD (in penal sum of $15,000).
p. 272 (3 Sep 1849) Accounts for 1847 and 1848 entered of record.
p. 278 (27 July 1850) Annual return to be made 2nd Monday in September next.
p. 287 (9 Sep 1850) Received from cotton & corn crop for 1849: $1000. Clothing, tuition, and other family expenses, including medical bill, tax, and purchase of horses: $1350. Estate in arrears in the amount of $350.
p. 407 (8 Sep 1851) Petition to sell real estate to pay estate's debts:
E of SW, fractional section 31 (80 acres)
W of NE, Sec 31 (80 acres)
All of SE, Sec 31 (129 acres) [all three parcels in Township 22, Range 9]
N of SE, Sec 36 [Township 22, Range 8]
There are four heirs of said estate:
Eliza BUCKHANNON (non-resident), wife of Obediah BUCKHANNON
John HUNT
Nancy JONES (non-resident), wife of William G? JONES
(these three of lawful age)
Julia HUNT, a minor
Felix SHROPSHIRE appointed guardian ad litem of Julia HUNT.
Securities of Nancy HUNT (admx) resign.
[Note that there is no mention here of Thomas HUNT, who was listed earlier among the children. Note also that one "Thompson" HUNT is mentioned on page 410.]
p. 410 (30 Sep 1851) William CLEMENT, Thompson HUNT, and John HUNT become Nancy's securities (in penal sum of $15,000).
p. 417 (20 Oct 1851) Felix SHROPSHIRE, g'dn ad litem of Julia HUNT, minor heir, contested the facts in the petition to sell real estate. The administratrix having taken the testimony of William CLEMENTS and John H. LOGAN (disinterested witnesses), the court fully sustains the facts set forth in the petition, and orders that Nancy may proceed to sell the land.
Probate Minutes E:
p. 15 (1 Mar 1852) Nancy HUNT (admx of estate of John HUNT) files accounts and vouchers for partial settlement.
p. 59 (13 Sep 1852) Accounts & vouchers allowed. Received into hands of admx: $2691.59. Paid out by estate: $2499.75. Remaining for distribution: $191.44 [sic]
p. 474 (1 Jan 1855) John W. FONDREN on 6 Dec 1851 bought N of SE, Sec. 36, T22, R8 for $130. These monies having been received, Nancy HUNT prays for the court to authorize her to make title to the land over to said FONDREN [who had apparently died in the meantime].
p. 477 (5 Jan 1855) William McTYER having bought for $1460.50 the following lands: fraction of SE quarter (west of Cahaba River) in Sec. 31, T22, R9, and the E of SW of fractional Sec. 31, T22, R9, and having since died with James CLARK serving as the executor of McTYER's estate, Nancy HUNT prays for the court to authorize her to make title to the land over to said CLARK, as executor of William McTYER.
p. 488 (date not copied) John HUNT becomes executor of the will of Daniel A. COX (whose widow Lucretia V. COX and nine children are named).
p. 515 (23 Apr 1855) Annual acct. of Nancy HUNT, admx. of estate of John HUNT, dec'd:
Received: $1185.56. Paid out: $806.11. Remaining: $379.45.
p. 563 (13 Aug 1855) Johns LATHAM petitions for letters of administration on the estate of John HUNT, dec'd [this is John, Junior]. Harriet HUNT, the widow, waives her right to administer.
p. 559 (27 Aug 1855) Heirs of John HUNT [Jr.]: Harriet HUNT, widow, who has relinquished her right of dower. Two children: Margaret Eugenia HUNT and Allis Adelia HUNT, minors (all of Bibb Co., AL). Petition to sell real estate in estate of John HUNT [Jr]: NE of NE in Sec. 19, and 30 acres of south end of NW of NW, Sec 20, all in Township 22, Range 12.
p. 577 (1 Oct 1855) Benjamin STEPHENS appointed guardian ad litem for Margaret Eugenia HUNT and Allis Adelia HUNT, minor heirs of John HUNT [Jr].
Bibb Co., AL marriages:
Obediah BUCKHANAN & Elizabeth HUNT 28 June 1837
John HUNT & Harriet LATHEM 15 Oct 1851
David E. PRICE & Julia HUNT 21 Feb 1856
W. M. WILSON & Julia PRICE 15 Nov 1859
Harriett HUNT & James C. GARDNER 07 Feb 1859
No marriage record yet found for Nancy HUNT and her JONES husband, who must have married between the 1850 census, when she was living (apparently unmarried) with her mother Nancy, and 8 Sep 1851, when she was listed as wife of William G? JONES in the petition to sell real estate from the estate of her father John HUNT.
Census records of John HUNT [Sr.]'s family in Bibb Co., AL [and Pontotoc Co., MS]:
1830 1840 1850 1860
Bibb Co. Bibb Co. Bibb Co. Bibb Co.
John HUNT John HUNT
1770-80 1770-80
fem. 1790-1800 fem. 1790-1800 Nancy 1792 Nancy 1791
male 1800-10
male 1800-10
male 1820-25
fem. 1820-25 [Elizabeth 1822] [Elizabeth 1822]
male 1820-25 male 1820-25 Thomas? ca 1825?
male 1825-30 male 1825-30 John 1828
fem. 1825-30 fem. 1825-30 Nancy 1830?
fem. 1830-35 Julia 1835 Julia 1835
Census records of the Eliza (HUNT) BUCHANAN family:
1840 Greene Co., AL
p. 131 (line 6) O. BUCHANAN 1m 20-30; 1f -5, 1f 15-20.
1850 Pontotoc Co., MS; page 183b:
fam. #1707
Obadiah BUCKHANNAN 37 TN
Eliza 29 AL
Nancy 12 AL
Mary 07 AL
Sarah 05 MS
John 04 MS
Thomas 3 mo. MS
1860 Pontotoc Co., MS (p. 717)
Obadiah BUCHANAN 49 TN (Carpenter)
Eliza 38 AL
Nancy J. 22 AL
Mary A. 18 AL
Sarah E. 14 MS
John C. 12 MS
Thos. A. 11 MS
Julia H. 09 MS
James M. 06 MS
Jesse 04 MS
O. Z. (m) 6 mo. MS
1870 Pontotoc Co., MS (p. 259)
[ADAH does not have the 1870 MS census on microfilm]
From LDS (Mormon) Website: Family Search [www.familysearch.org]
Submitted by David S. BOWMAN, 312 West 3rd St., Lordsburg, NM 88045
and Lou Ann KUHN, P.O.Box 386, Clay Springs, AZ 85923
and Stanley Benjamin GREEN, Cedar Creek Center Box 102, Kemp, TX 75143
and Laura Anne MOSELEY, P.O. Box 2556, Camp Verde, AZ 86322-2556
William MOSELEY born 1735 died 12 Oct 1812 Aiken, Barnwell Co., SC
(son of Samuel MOSELEY and Bethiah OTIS)
married 1758
Sarah MUSE born 1745 died 1829 Aiken, Barnwell Co., SC
(da. of James MUSE)
Children:
1. Robert MOSELEY b. 1760
2. Selah MOSELEY b. 1763
3. James MOSELEY b. 1768
4. William "Buck" MOSELEY b. 1770 d. 1859
5. Absalom MOSELEY b. 1774 d. 15 Feb 1838 Barnwell Dst., SC
6. Joab MOSELEY b. 1781 d. 1839 Butler, Choctaw Co., AL
7. George MOSELEY b. 1784
8. Daniel MOSELEY b. 1786
9. Mason MOSELY b. 1788
10. Wyley MOSELY b. 1790 d. 1851
11. Sterling MOSELEY b. 1792
12. (female) MOSELEY b. 1794
13. (female) MOSELEY b. 1795
Joab MOSELEY (#6 above) born 1781 Aiken, Barnwell (now Aiken) Co., SC
Died 1839 Butler, Choctaw Co., AL
(son of William MOSELEY & Sarah MUSE)
married 1st 1801:
Anne LUCAS born 1783 Vicksburg, Union Co., PA died 1823
married 2nd 1824 Shelby Co., AL:
Ruth LANEY
Children:
1. Elizabeth "Betsy" MOSELEY b. 1803 m. _______ CAMPBELL
2. Lavinnia MOSELEY b. 1807
m. John LOGAN
3. John Pinkham MOSELEY b. 14 Apr 1810 d. 19 Jan 1894 Llano Co., TX
m. 1842 Walker Co., TX: Wincy Harriet WALKER (1827-1879)
4. Thomas James MOSELEY b. 23 Sep 1812 d. 1 Aug 1889
m. Georgeann MOSELEY
5. Robert Henry MOSELEY b. 1813 Bibb Co., AL [sic] d. 9 Aug 1862
m. Frances _______
6. Wyley MOSELELY b. 1815 Bibb Co., AL [sic]
m. Elizabeth ADAMS
7. William M. MOSELEY b. 1817 Bibb Co., AL [sic]
m. Elizabeth ABSTON
8. George Washington MOSELEY b. 1819 Bibb Co., AL [sic] d. 2 Oct 1897
m. _______ SNELGROVE
9. Albert MOSELEY b. 1820 Bibb Co., AL [sic]
m.Elizabeth SUMMERS
10. Nancy MOSELEY b. 1821 Bibb Co., AL [sic]
m. William MOSELEY
11. Bibb MOSELEY b. 1823 Columbiana, Shelby Co., AL d. 1823
12. George Washington MOSELEY b. 1837 d. 2 Oct 1897 Lusk, Choctaw Co., AL
m. Jane FOSTER
[Note: there's obviously some confusion between #8 and #12 above. Furthermore, I seriously doubt that the children born around 1813 and shortly thereafter were born in Bibb Co. Also, if Joab MOSELEY died in Choctaw Co., AL in 1839, he would not appear in the 1840 Bibb Co., AL census next door to John HUNT. -RAH]
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Submitted 11 Feb 2000
Ron Head
3613 Silver Lane
Montgomery, AL 36106
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