Olivia, I agree - and have always agreed - that Gracey Jane and Angeline are two different people. What has confused me is the use of the name Annie Jane, Any Jane, Anzane, Zannie, etc. which I assumed referred to Gracey Jane and which you suggest refers to Angeline. I think you are right. It makes sense that Elizabeth and Andrew Jackson (1880 census) are the children of Angeline/Annie Jane and not Gracey Jane and Boney, in which case, Will Faircloth/Goff is probably Angeline/Annie Jane's child as well. See Wm in 1900 census. His death certificate lists his mother as Jane Faircloth which could mean Angeline/Annie Jane and not Gracey Jane. Will's father is William Green GOFF. Do you know who the father of Elizabeth and Andrew Jackson was? Thanks for working through this with me. Denise -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Olivia Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2008 10:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GAEMANUE] FW: Jane FAIRCLOTH and Will FAIRCLOTH/GOFF As I have stated numerous times, Gracy Jane Faircloth and Ann Jane/Angeline Faircloth are two different people: (1) Gracy Jane Faircloth: 1850 US Census: Emanuel Co., GA - District 28, Household 174: FORECLOTH, James L.B. 45; b. GA Ellender 45 Enoch 18 Mary 7 Gracy 7 FORECLOTH, Benjamin 85; b. NC (assumed to be the father of James) 1860 US Census: Emanuel Co., GA - District 53, Household 244/245 & 244/246: FAIRCLOTH, J.L.B. 45 Elenner 45 COLEMAN, Jeremiah 26 Jane 17 (Gracy Jane) 1870 US Census: Emanuel Co., GA - District 46, Swainsboro, Household 103/103: FAIRCLOTH, James L.B. 56, Farmer, b. GA Ellenander 67, Keeps House, b. SC Alexander 22, Works in Farm, b. GA Jane 26, Keeps House, b. GA COLEMAN, Elizabeth 9, At home, b. GA Levinah 7, At home, b. GA (1) She first married a Johns (I don't know who the Johns husband was.) or went by the name Johns. (2) She married Jeremiah Coleman November 20, 1859 as Gracy Jane JOHNS. (3) She married Wellington C. Corbin September 22, 1864 as Jane COLEMAN. (He filed a Bill to Set Aside Marriage in 1885, which was dismissed--was this a divorce or was he trying to set aside her marriage to Alexander Faircloth? Apparently, Alexander had died by this time.) (4) She married Alexander Faircloth December 26, 1869 as Jane CORBIN. (2) Angeline/Ann Jane Faircloth: 1850 US Census of Emanuel Co., GA - District 28; Household 333/333: Barbara FAIRCLOTH 55, b. SC Eliza " 28, b. GA Mahalia " 27, b. GA Matilda " 25, b. GA Alexander CLARK 3, b. GA Angeline " 3, b. GA Chesley FAIRCLOTH 3, b. GA Rachael BRIT 70, b. SC next door at Household 332/332: Martha FAIRCLOTH 30, b. GA James " 12, b. GA Barbara " 10, b. GA Benjamin " 7, b. GA 1880 Emanuel Co., GA - District 52; Household 100: FAIRCLOTH, Boney 33 Jane 41; wife Annie 30; cousin Eliza 4; daughter Jackson 2; son In studying the 1880 census, I have concluded that Eliza and Jack are the children of Annie, not Boney and Gracey Jane. Notice Annie is listed next after Jane, then the two children after her. Although instructions to census takers were to list members of the household in their relationship to the head, this is the way many census takers listed children of the preceding person. This also bears out the family stories that she was a grandmother to their children. 1900 Emanuel County census: Faircloth, Angine - Head, born June 1849, widowed, 1 child, 1 living , Wm. - Son, 16, born May 1884 1910 Emanuel County census: Household 312/312: Faircloth, Anjane - Head, 60 , Jack - Son, 26 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Denise Wells" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2008 10:41 PM Subject: [GAEMANUE] FW: Jane FAIRCLOTH and Will FAIRCLOTH/GOFF >> Dear Olivia, Brenda, Dick Hughes, and others, >> >> I believe I may have found Jane FAIRCLOTH (aka Gracey Jane/Annie Jane) >> and >> Will GOFF in the 1900 census and Any Jane in the 1910 census. Problem >> is, >> based on a 2003 email from Brenda Gruenewald, my database shows that >> Gracey/Annie Jane died in 1898 and is buried in Dellwood. On the other >> hand, I cannot find the email so perhaps I transcribed something >> incorrectly. >> >> Here's my new "evidence:" >> >> In the 1900 census, Militia District 53, I find: >> >> Anzane FAIRCLOTH (name as transcribed in ancestry.com), 50 year old head >> Wm, 16 year old son >> >> They live next door to: >> George YOUNGBLOOD >> Eliza, wife >> Leoner, daughter >> Willie, son >> >> We know Elizabeth/Eliza is Jane's daughter. Will FAIRCLOTH/GOFF was born >> about 1883, making him 16/17 at the time of the 1900 census. Jane may >> have used both Gracey Jane and Annie Jane at various times in her life. >> The handwriting in the census record is not clear. Although it was >> transcribed as Anzane, perhaps this is Annie Jane? >> >> In 1910, I find: >> >> An Jane FAIRCLOTH, 60 year old head. She states she has 3 children, 3 >> living. This could be Elizabeth FAIRCLOTH YOUNGBLOOD, Andrew Jackson >> "Jack" FAIRCLOTH, and William "Will" FAIRCLOTH/GOFF, the first two born >> to >> husband, Alexander Barnabas "Boney" FAIRCLOTH and the latter born to >> William Green GOFF. >> An Jane is enumerated with son, Jack, 26 years old. Actually Jack would >> have been 30 and Will would have been 26. >> >> By 1917, Will FAIRCLOTH/GOFF relocated to Marion Co., FL, and by 1930 >> YOUNGBLOODs relocated to the next county, Alachua. Will FAIRCLOTH/GOFF >> and Elizabeth FAIRCLOTH/YOUNGBLOOD were probably half-siblings. >> >> Can anyone verify that An/Annie/Gracey Jane FAIRCLOTH died in 1898 and is >> buried in Dellwood? >> >> Is there other evidence to dispute the assumptions I am making? >> >> Thanks for any/all feedback. >> >> Denise >> >> Denise Lindsey Wells >> [email protected] >> 703-241-2549 (h) >> 703-507-6703 (c) >> >> > Emanuel County GaGenWeb > http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message