Forwarded message. Please reply to the list or to Gerry at: hackley@insync.net -----Original Message----- To: hackley@insync.net <hackley@insync.net> Date: Saturday, June 05, 1999 8:45 AM Subject: Re: [HODGES-L] Edmund Hodges b. abt 1770 m. Elizabeth w/ son Aaron b1808 > > Lynda - Nice work and good documentation; however the > > > Abel you site does not have a son named Isaac; however, > > > he could very well be a collateral line. > > > > My Isaac Hodges (b. 1790 Abbeville Dist., SC = d. about > > > 1862 Itawamba, MS.) His spouse was Rebecca McClain or > > > some derivation, maybe McLain. I do not know if he had > > > other wives. Isaac's brothers and sisters were: > > > > Edmund Hodges b. 1793 ? > > > m. 29 Jul 1813 > > > Winchester, Franklin Co., TN > > > spouse: Sarah McClain > > > d. 21 Jul 1831 Hardeman Co., TN > > > Source: History of Leon Co., TX compiled > > > by Co. Hist. Survey 1986 > > > Copy of affadavit by wife testifying that he > > > was a veteran of the War of 1812 > > > John Hodges b. 1794 ?? > > > Allison Hodges b. 1796 ?? > > > believed to have lived in MS > > > Charles Hodges b. 18 Jul 1797 TN > > > m. 27 Jan 1816 Miss. Terr. > > > (Madison Co.?) > > > spouse: Mary "Polly" Milhous > > > d. 22 Jun 1856 Itawamba Co. MS > > > occupation: Baptist Preacher > > > William Hodges b. 1802 > > > may have been county clerk in > > > Itawamba, MS > > > James Thomas Hodges > > > b. 1804 > > > > Parents of the above are believed to be Abel Hodges whose wife is thought to be Sarah Ward or Wood. > > > > > > > At 10:30 AM 6/4/1999 EDT, you wrote: > > > >Gerry: > > > > > > > >Regarding the Abel Hodges from SC. I believe that he is my line. > > > > > > > >1790: South Carolina Censis - 96th Dist. Greenville County, Head of Family - > > > >Abel Hodges- 1 white male bl=elow 16, 1 white female including head, and 5 > > > >slaves. > > > > > > > >1800: South Carolina Census - Pendleton Dist. SC. 13 - Abel Hodges > > > > > > > >1811: Jefferson County Ga. - marriage of Abel Hodges to Charlotte Harrell on > > > >1 Aug 1811 > > > > > > > >1820: Census Heads of Families - Abel Hodges (044 NO TWPL) Baldwin County > > > > > > > >1825: Abel Hodges in Tax Digest in 98th Dist of Washington Co. Ga > > > > > > > >1830 Census Washington Co. GA. Abel Hodges Lists 2 adults, 7 children (3 mle > > > >& 4 female) and 8 slaves. > > > > > > > >1840: Census Washington Co. Ga. Abel Hodges 1 male (50-60), 1 female (40-50) > > > >1 male, 2 females (15-20), 1 male (5-10), 1 female (under 5) 56 slaves (98th > > > >GMD p. 209 > > > > > > > >Articles from Union Recorder - Vol V 1843-1847 > > > >Tue Oct. 17, 1843 - Died at this residence in Washington Co of typhus fever > > > >on Tue the 3rd instant. Mr. Abel Hodges in his 70th year of age. He left an > > > >aged widow and several children to morn his lost. He was for the last 17 > > > >yuears an orderly and exemplary member of the Methodist Church. > > > > > > > >Abel Hodges (1775-1843) & Charlotte Harrell (1795-...) > > > >Children: > > > > Augustus George Washington Hodges (1813-1879) > > > > Elizabeth Hodges (1815 - > > > > Abel H. Hodges (1821- > > > > Barbara Hodges (1824 > > > > Sarah R. Hodges(1827 > > > > Mary E. P Hodges (1828 > > > > Lemuel A. Hodges (1830 > > > > Charlotte Hodges (1836 > > > > > > > >Augustus George Washington Hodges(1813-1879) Ann C. Avant (1824 > > > > Morgan Augustus Hodges (1847-1924) Married Emma J. Reese > > > > Rebecca Hodges ( 1849 > > > > John Richard Hodges (1851 > > > > Mary Hodges (1854 > > > > Abel Hodges (1857 > > > > Robert Hodges (1860 > > > > Jessie Hodges (1862 > > > > > > > >Morgan Augustus Hodges was my great grandfather. He fought in the Civil War > > > >and lost a leg. > > > > > > > >This Hodges line is buried in the Hodges Family Cemetery on the old Indian > > > >Trail Road in Southwest Washington County where they lived and farmed since > > > >about 1820. > > > > > > > >Lynda Hodges Wasden > > > >Birmingham, Al