Gail, I will not deny that I can make a typo or a misreading. Re: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/records/families/martin.html Isaac Casey is a Casey not a Martin. If you have Hix Martin on the 1840 Census as taken from Microcopy No. 704 Roll 41 I would be glad to know what page he is on. Hix Martin on the 1850 census is 28 so in 1840 he would have been 18. There are about 12 Martin males in that age bracket on the Forsyth 1840. He did not marry until 1844 so he might not show as a head of household in 1840, if he had made it to Forsyth by then. Of course both the men appear on the 1850 Census #817 and #819 http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/gagen/census/1850/0700_0900.htm Donna Parrish Census Indexes of Forsyth County Georgia 1834 - 1900 Copyright 1981 In a message dated 11/11/02 5:04:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, embracer@strato.net writes: > So where did Hix Martin and Isaac Casey go? > They don't appear on this version of this census at all. > And I do have them stright out of the Atlanta Archives. > Or did they get missed as a typo..............that has to be it. > Gail

I have no idea where you got your numbers from but what I show and what shows up in ""The Family History of Thomas Martin, Sr. A North Carolinian American Revolutionary Soldier" by Jenny Martin Fagg Published by Arrow/Curtis Printing Company Fort Worth, Texas, 1976 Copyright@1976 Jenny Martin Fagg All Rights Reserved Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 75-32606 First Edition Found on page 88 under the section titled Hicks Martin 1850 Forsyth County, Georgia Census Page 204 Enumerator- Samuel Paxton Family 819 Date Census taken 4 October Hix Martin 28 M Farmer $100 SC Margaret (Casey) Martin 28 F SC William H. Martin 6 M GA Rhoda E. Martin 4 F GA Frances M. Martin 3 F GA James A. Martin 1 M GA Thomas Martin, Jr., Hick's Father's will was probated in York District, South Carolina on 6 August 1855 and Henderson Martin was appointed Administrator. Hicks and Margaret (Casey) Martin moved from Forsyth County to Cherokee County, Georgia and then to Carroll County, Georgia. Valentine Martin (can not prove the connection) sold Number 235 in the tenth district of Carroll County to Hicks Martin on 15 August 1856. Hicks paid $300 for 101 1/4 acres. This is the original Martin home place next door to J. Roy Martin. Then over on page 89 is a photo of Hicks Martin in his younger days. Below that is thought to be a photo of Thomas Martin Jr. Hicks' Father. Hicks Martin MG signed the marriage Licenses of my Father's Parents in Carroll County GA as he married them there in Mt. Zion at the Methodist Church that he helped to name when it was founded. This marriage took place on Oct. 21, 1900. Hicks and Margaret Martin also had Cordillia Martin who grew up and married James Amos Entriken right there in Carroll County, GA. I also have the Entriken Family History done by a cousin Philip Entriken and Can quote from that if you'd like. I also have Census Extract out of Atlanta Ga taken at the Atlanta GA Archives M432-69 GA Forsyth Co. 31st. Dist. Samuel Paxton Oct. 4, 1850 page 203 Dwelling # 819 Family #819 Hix Martin 28 m farmer 100 SC Margaret 28 f SC can not read or write (Casey b. 1822 in SC) William H. 6 m GA Rhoda C. 4 F GA Frances M 3 F GA James A. 1 M GA I joined the DAR under Thomas Martin My National Number is #794476 My Cert. that hangs on my wall was also approved by Barbara Tucker Harrall the Reg. Gen. of the DAR and my Cousins who also joined under Thomas Martin. Any questions left? I would be more than willing to copy, photograph and mail any thing that may prove helpful to you in your own research. Best of luck, Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: <MFLP@aol.com> To: <GAFORSYT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 8:30 PM Subject: Re: [GAFORSYT] 1840 Census: Martin Families > Gail, > I will not deny that I can make a typo or a misreading. > > Re: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/records/families/martin.html > > Isaac Casey is a Casey not a Martin. > > If you have Hix Martin on the 1840 Census as taken from Microcopy No. 704 > Roll 41 I would be glad to know what page he is on. > Hix Martin on the 1850 census is 28 so in 1840 he would have been 18. > There are about 12 Martin males in that age bracket on the Forsyth 1840. > He did not marry until 1844 so he might not show as a head of household in > 1840, if he had made it to Forsyth by then. > > Of course both the men appear on the 1850 Census #817 and #819 > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/gagen/census/1850/0700_0900.htm > > Donna Parrish > Census Indexes of Forsyth County Georgia 1834 - 1900 > Copyright 1981 > > > In a message dated 11/11/02 5:04:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, > embracer@strato.net writes: > > > So where did Hix Martin and Isaac Casey go? > > They don't appear on this version of this census at all. > > And I do have them stright out of the Atlanta Archives. > > Or did they get missed as a typo..............that has to be it. > > Gail > > > ==== GAFORSYT Mailing List ==== > Historical Society of Forsyth County, Inc. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gafchs/ > >

OH I see your saying the 1840 sorry about that, on the 1840 I meant where is Isaac Casey then? Not Hix Martin as he would still be living in his Fathers house I would assume. That was my typo...............like I said was that part also a typo or where they not found on the 1840 at all? Gail ----- Original Message ----- From: <MFLP@aol.com> To: <GAFORSYT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 8:30 PM Subject: Re: [GAFORSYT] 1840 Census: Martin Families > Gail, > I will not deny that I can make a typo or a misreading. > > Re: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/records/families/martin.html > > Isaac Casey is a Casey not a Martin. > > If you have Hix Martin on the 1840 Census as taken from Microcopy No. 704 > Roll 41 I would be glad to know what page he is on. > Hix Martin on the 1850 census is 28 so in 1840 he would have been 18. > There are about 12 Martin males in that age bracket on the Forsyth 1840. > He did not marry until 1844 so he might not show as a head of household in > 1840, if he had made it to Forsyth by then. > > Of course both the men appear on the 1850 Census #817 and #819 > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/gagen/census/1850/0700_0900.htm > > Donna Parrish > Census Indexes of Forsyth County Georgia 1834 - 1900 > Copyright 1981 > > > In a message dated 11/11/02 5:04:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, > embracer@strato.net writes: > > > So where did Hix Martin and Isaac Casey go? > > They don't appear on this version of this census at all. > > And I do have them stright out of the Atlanta Archives. > > Or did they get missed as a typo..............that has to be it. > > Gail > > > ==== GAFORSYT Mailing List ==== > Historical Society of Forsyth County, Inc. > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gafchs/ > >

This is where I am at so far: Isaac Casey I have him on the 1820 Census SC Spartanburg, SC on page 269 (my reasoning for checking for him there at this time was due to and I again quote from the book "The Family History of Thomas Martin, Sr. A North Carolinian American Revolutionary Soldier" by Jenny Martin Fagg p. 88) Hicks Martin (5. Thomas Martin, Jr., Thomas Martin, Sr., William Martin, Sr.) was born 10 March, 1822 in York Dist. SC and died 4 June 1914 in Mt. Zion, Carroll County, GA. Hicks married Margaret Casey 7 January 1844 in Forsyth Co., GA. She was born 24 December 1821 in South Carolina, probably Spartanburg Dist. and died 24 February 1903 in Mt. Zion, Carroll Co. GA. They are both buried in Mt. Zion Methodist Church Cemetery. Margaret is the Daughter of Isaac and Dicey (______) Casey. As you can see Spartanburg Dist. SC and Isaac Casey began my interest right here in this quoted section of this book as Margaret Casey Martin and Hicks Martin were my GGGreat Grandparents) So on this 1820 Census his numbers are as such: 10001040100 no slaves On this same page are listed: Jesse, Joseph, Wm., and Randolph Casey as well. In 1830 he is found in Laurens Co. SC and happens to show up on the same page with a ton of Dalrymples who also join into this family of mine later on down the line. His numbers on this census are as follows: 001010001- - - 010011 - - - - - - His name is Isaac Case (sic) On the 1840 Census I found him in Forsyth Co. GA Enumerated by John Jolly MC 704-41 page. 283 Isaac Casey 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 James Crow Margaritt Martin 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Toliver P. Martin 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Then about the middle of this same page are listed these Casey men Robert Casey 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Washington Casey 0 0 0 0 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 So at this time Hicks or Hix as he is sometimes seen is still in SC or either comes a bit later and in between the two censuses and stays with family already here. But Isaac is already living here in Forsyth Co. Ga and has been for some time now. By the magic 1850 Census we now see them right on the same page and right down the street from each other. I also noted that a lot of folks named Gober live nearby do they some how connect into these families some how?? Isaac Casey is on 1850 and so is Hix Martin GA Forsyth Co. 1850 Samuel Paxton Oct. 4 M432-69 page 203 #817 #817 Isaac Casey 62 m farmer SC can not read or write Dicy 58 f SC Dicy Kittle she married first to a Jackson and then to Isaac Casey well, well now we have a surname for Dicy. Their children: James 22 m farmer GA can not read or write Martha 40 f SC (none in the house can read or write at all not Isaac, Dicy or any of them) Susan 24 f SC Dorcas 18 f GA William 12 m GA William Jackson 8 m GA Hum...........so William Jackson would appear to belong to Dicy Kittle by her 1st. marriage to a Jackson. Dicey is 6 years younger than Isaac. Who is Martha still living in the home at age 40 she could not be a child of Dicey's I would not think and note the surname does not change for her as it did for William Jackson age 8. So she appears to be a Casey so is she Isaac's Sister or is she his child by a former marraige? Living at #818 is a Jno W. Gober family #819 #819 brings us to Hix Martin 28 m farmer 100 SC He can read Margaret 28 f SC can not read or write Casey b. 1822 in SC his wife William H. 6 m GA Rhoda C. 4 f GA Frances M. 3 f GA James A. 1 m GA By the 1860 I have him in Floyd Co. GA Waters Dist. McGuires Store P.O. Wm Johnson July 24 M653-121 p. 291 #1095 Isaac Casey 66 m w farmer 600 250 SC and now under reading and writting it has a (2) does this mean for 2 years now or what? Dicey 60 f domestic SC James H. 28 m laborer GA William M. 21 laborer GA Susan 26 domestic GA Marcus 22 f domestic GA is this really Dorcus? Martha 32 f domestic GA William J. 18 m laborer GA all listed white at #1096 is: Susan Holland 45 f farmer SC 300 150 2 Johnson F. 20 m Laborer SC Mary J. 18 f domestic SC James Holland 23 m farmer MS 300 1 Martha 22 f domestic GA James W. 1/2 m Is Susan Holland Isaac Casey and Dicey's Susan and now a widow or alone and head of family? Then for the first time ever I find: GA Murrary Co. 984th Dist. GM Spring Place P.O. Robert M. Rambert 25 June 593-167 Page 536 #164 #164 Isaac Casey 62 m w farmer 300 110 SC 1 male vote Lilley 63 f w Keeping house SC Rebecca Rodgers 103 f w no occupation SC Next door to him is #165 #165 Isaac Casey 21 m w farmer 300 175 SC can not write 1 male vote Mary E. 34 f w keeping house GA can't write Jesse M. 2 m w GA Harriet C. Jones 13 f B at home GA school cant write Hugh H. 9 m w at home GA Then online on LDS website for the 1880 AKA Family Search you will see if you go to the 1880 Census for Org. Murray County #334/43 Isaac Casey Sen. age 70 SC SC SC Lila 73 SC SC SC #335/44 Isaac H. Casey, Jun. 34 GA SC SC Mary E Casey 47 (Marriages: 1860-71, p. 112 Isaac E. to Mary E. Jones) Jesse 12 Isaac III 7 Harriett Jones step daughter 23 336/45 Adjoining Homes: Hugh H. Jones 18 Vadie 19 Hubbard Nations 21 Abner 22 (Living with Isaac, Sen. Shown as written to indicate possible close relationship between Abner and Hubbard Nations, also Kenner) 333/42 Kenner Nations 30 Dianna 27 b. SC Lila Nations 10 Absolem 8 James 6 Martha 4 Florence V. 2 Angelina 4/12 332/41 Sarah Casey 55 Susan b. SC Dycus E. 49 Sister Erdice C. Eonie? 8} Catharine E. 7} Henry M. I. 4} }these are the children of Fannie and Wm. J. Johnson b. GA Stepfather b. TN Fannie b. GA 296/305 Nimrod Casey 52 SC SC SC Sarah A. 46 SC SC SC Louisa 20 b. GA Pinkney O 17 b. GA George 12 b. GA Wm. 10 b. GA Frank 6 b. GA 297/306 William M. Casey 47 SC SC SC Adaline 46 SC SC SC Wm. A. 16 SC SC SC Amanda L. Anna 12 SC SC SC James T. 15 Ella F. 10 (Ellen?) (See Gordon County Marriages: BK C, p. 131 James T. Casey to Mrs. Maggie Fortenberry.) 394/404 John G. Casey 40 SC SC SC Narcissa A. 38 GA GA GA Emma 13 Lucy A. 10 Susan A. 7 See New Prospect Cemetery Emma Joseph b. GA See "Caseys Springs Church" Land deeded by Isaac Casey GA Carroll County Turkey Creek 1240 GM Leander G. Entriken 6 June T623-134 Enum. Dist. 11 Visit #76 Sheet 5 Line 3 Martin, Hicks H W M Mar. 1822 72 M 56 _ _ SC SC SC _ _ _ Physician owns home free of Mortgage, Employed Margaret W W F Dec. 1821 72 M 56 11 9 SC SC SC Visit 77 Casey, William H W M July 1833 66 M 38 _ _ GA SC SC Farmer Rents farm #68 Employed Harriett A. W W F Dec. 1833 66 M 38 9 7 GA GA GA Henry M. A. S W M May 1876 24 S GA GA GA farm Laborer fully employed On Visit #45 Sheet 3 Line 50 is: Martin, James H W F? Aug. 1849 50 M 31 _ _ GA SC GA _ _ _ Physician Owns farm free of Mortgage #42 Rosina W W F Apr 1857 48 M 31 10 9 GA GA GA Zorah F. D. W F. Oct. 1880 19 S GA GA GA Mamie H. D W F Aug. or July 1883 16 S GA GA GA Henry F. S W M July 1889 10 S GA GA GA Clifton J. S W M Dec. 1891 8 S GA GA GA Both Mamie and Henry are in school and have been for 8 months. Just recieved some of this today in mail from Atlanta, GA Hope this helps others as well. Do any of you now have any idea of who my Isaac Casey is the son of??? Gail