My aunt had indicated that Samson Smith and William H. Smith who sold Paschal his land were related to us. This seems to match what you told me. Do you have record which Smith was Mary's. BTW these two Smith's are listed as early pioneers of Wilson County. Harvey -----Original Message----- From: BOTTOM-L-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:BOTTOM-L-request@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Thomas Baird Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 1998 11:49 PM To: BOTTOM-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BOTTOM-L] Wilson/Rutherford group Harvey L. Bottoms wrote: > > Here is a compilation of the Rutherford/Wilson County Bottoms and my Bottoms > as they moved to Gibson/Obion/Lauderdale? Counties that I did for my aunt. > I send it to you to see if you can help me fill in the individuals that I > don't know about. > > Does anyone claim the Bottoms, Robert and William, that I have in the 1870 > census in Lauderdale? The William is the right age for Paschal H.'s > William. > > If anyone has any comments, please let me know. I did not take time to > analyze much of John R.'s family which I know several of you can fill in > some of the blanks for him. > > 1. 1830 Rutherford Census > a. John (50-60) and wife 40-50) and daughter (15-20) don't know who she is > yet. This could be Sarah who married John N. Rains 3/16/1839 in Rutherford > County. > b. John R. (20-30) and wife (15-20) with John M. (under 5). > c. Sterling H. (20-30) and Matilda (15-20). > d. I think that Paschal could be in Martin Kea's household. He had the > following in his household - male 1 40-50; 2 20-30; 1 15-20 and 1 under 5; > females 1 40-50; 2 10-15 and 1 under 5. It is definitely Paschal's age and > fairly close to Margaret's age (depending if 1813 is correct) No Kitty > here, unless Martin was without wife, but she could have been in another > household. > > 2. 1840 Wilson Census > a. Paschal is listed twice. Once as Paschal H. and once as Paskel H.. > Occupants are the same except for a female between the age of 15 and 20 is > there in one of them. Please note this: had 2 sons 5-10 and 3 sons under > 5. Note 1850 census!! > b. Geraldus males 1 70-80(Geraldus's, John's and Armsted's father?); 1 > 50-60; females 1 10-15; 1 20-30; 1 70-80(Geraldus's, John's and Armsted's > mother?). (Believe him to have died prior to 1850 census most likely about > December, 1844) He married Emily M. Spinks 6/4/1840 in Wilson County. > Geraldus may have purchased land on Stones River which is just south of Fall > Creek on October 9, 1834; his land was sold about Jan/Feb 1845, and > c. Armstia (shows Armsted) in index males: 1 50-60 (probably John's > brother); 1 15-20; 1 5-10; females: 1 40-50; 1 5-10) Not for sure where > they lived in Wilson County. Everybody here is agriculture. > > 3. 1840 Rutherford Census > a. John (our old John) who lost his wife between 1830 and 1840 is between 60 > and 70. (Agriculture) > b. Starling H (30-40). & Matilda (20-30) and girl between 10 and 15. > (Manufacturer/Trader) Who is this girl? > c. John R. (20-30) with wife (20-30); 1 son and 1 daughter (5-10); 2 sons > and 1 daughter (under 5) - believed to be brother/cousin to > Paschal/Sterling. (Manufacturer/Trader) > d. John M. (son of John R.) (15-20) with wife (15-20); 1 son and 1 daughter > (5-10) and 2 daughters under 5. (Agriculture) > > 6. 1850 Rutherford Census > a. Sterling H. 47 , shoemaker; Matilda 38; and John 75. > b. John N. 39, Overseer born VA; Martha 35 born VA; Mary 15 born VA; > Lucretia 13 born TN (married George A. Barnes 3/8/1854 in Rutherford > County); Sarah 10 born TN; Davis 8 born TN; George 6 born TN and Nancy 1 > born TN Who is he? > c. John Bottoms 21 Farmer born in TN in the household of Robert Pilon. Who > is he? This is John A Bottoms and I am told by two sources that the Pilons were cousins. When John A's sister, Mary, died her husband, Mr Smith, married a Pilon in Lawrence Co AR. Two sources tell me that the Pilons were cousins one of which is a descendant of Mary and Mr. Smith. > d. Nancy Bottoms 38 (wife of John R. who is dead now) in the household of > David Jordon with children James 17 and Elizabeth 8 David Jordon is a brother of Nancy Jordon Bottoms. James later moved to Lawrence Co, AR with his family. I don't know what happened to Elizabeth. John A is living with the Pilons, see above. There was an older daughter, Mary, that went to AR also. Tom Baird > e. Questions. Where is John M? Where is girl in Starling's 1840 Census > household? > > 4. 1860 Gibson County Census > a. J. M. Bottams 26, Easter 22, Ellise 4, Nancy 2 and Samson 1/4 G-217-307 > (Samson is William Samson Bottoms who is buried in Flowers Chapel Cemetery > in Gibson County.) have dates for him if you don't.. > b. No other of our group mentioned. > > 5. 1860 Rutherford County Census > a. Sterling & Matilda are still going strong as 56/48 RU-179-135 > b. No other of the group in Rutherford showing. > > 6. 1870 Census > a. A. T. Bottoms 40 G-395 (Gibson) Could this be the missing son? > b. D. H. Bottoms 39 G-396 (Gibson) > c. Jo Bottoms 23 G-389 (Gibson) > d. P. L. Bottoms 33 O-172 (Obion) > e. Robert Bottoms 51 L-581 (Lauderdale) Where did he come from and who is > he? > f. S. H. Bottoms 65, RU-84 (Rutherford) > g. S. S. Bottoms 33, G-395 (Gibson) > h. William Bottoms 23, L-581 (Lauderdale) Is this our William? Age is > right! > i. Please note that Gibson borders both Obion and Lauderdale Counties. > j. Where is Paschal? Already in Arkansas? > > Harvey L. Bottoms > Descendant of Paschal Harrison Bottoms Harvey, I put some notes in the body which I don't usually do but it let me show you where I was trying to comment. I didn't know that Paschal went to Ar. Tom