James Perry Shaw is hiding from me somewhere in 1860! I cannot find him anywhere!!! Anybody have any ideas... Here is what I have: James Perry Shaw b Sep 1819 Mercer Co., KY, died 9 Feb 1899 Browning, Sullivan County, Missouri (Deep Springs Cemetery) His mother was Elizabeth PIPES SHAW HARMON (she is buried next to him) His wife was Elmira T. Crowdis 1824-1888 (also buried at Deep Springs Cem) 1840..in Mercer County Kentucky 1850..in Marion County, Kentucky, Distr 1 (James, Elmira, George D and Louisa) 1860...hiding 1870..Marion County, Kentucky, Haysville, Riley's Station (James P, 49, Elmira T., Eliza J and John W.) 1880..Sullivan County, Missouri, Pleasant Hill, District 196 (James 61, Elmira 58) any help appreciated. Susan Shaw-Gardner Winthrop, Washington [email protected]
Susan, I think the following may be your James Perry Shaw in Missouri: SHAW, JAMES P (1860 U.S. Census) MISSOURI , SULLIVAN, MILAN P O Age: 38, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: MO Series: M653 Roll: 658 Page: 840 Dwelling: 1516/Household: 1516 James P. Shaw age 38, [has him marked as 'female'], b. MO Marilda, age 38, b. MO George, age 14, b. MO Eliza J., age 12, b. MO John W., age 10, b. MO Although James & family are listed as born in Missouri, most of the information agrees with your listing for this family. The wife's name is different, and may be a misspelling of Elmira, but the children's names are the same. Some of the information may be a census taker's error. They are living next door to a William J. Leslie and wife Malinda. William was born in Missouri, but his wife, Malinda, was born in Kentucky. It's possible Malinda may be a sister or other relative of either James Perry Shaw or his wife, Elmira. Hope this helps! Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "gardner" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 5:06 PM Subject: [SHAW] James Perry Shaw 1819-1899 > James Perry Shaw is hiding from me somewhere in 1860! I cannot find him anywhere!!! Anybody have any ideas... > Here is what I have: > James Perry Shaw b Sep 1819 Mercer Co., KY, died 9 Feb 1899 Browning, Sullivan County, Missouri (Deep Springs Cemetery) > His mother was Elizabeth PIPES SHAW HARMON (she is buried next to him) > His wife was Elmira T. Crowdis 1824-1888 (also buried at Deep Springs Cem) > 1840..in Mercer County Kentucky > 1850..in Marion County, Kentucky, Distr 1 > (James, Elmira, George D and Louisa) > 1860...hiding > 1870..Marion County, Kentucky, Haysville, Riley's Station > (James P, 49, Elmira T., Eliza J and John W.) > 1880..Sullivan County, Missouri, Pleasant Hill, District 196 > (James 61, Elmira 58) > > any help appreciated. > Susan Shaw-Gardner > Winthrop, Washington > [email protected] > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe: [email protected] OR > [email protected] > Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. > >
Susan, Correction to my last message: William Leslie was born in Tennessee, not Missouri. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "gardner" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 29, 2004 5:06 PM Subject: [SHAW] James Perry Shaw 1819-1899 > James Perry Shaw is hiding from me somewhere in 1860! I cannot find him anywhere!!! Anybody have any ideas... > Here is what I have: > James Perry Shaw b Sep 1819 Mercer Co., KY, died 9 Feb 1899 Browning, Sullivan County, Missouri (Deep Springs Cemetery) > His mother was Elizabeth PIPES SHAW HARMON (she is buried next to him) > His wife was Elmira T. Crowdis 1824-1888 (also buried at Deep Springs Cem) > 1840..in Mercer County Kentucky > 1850..in Marion County, Kentucky, Distr 1 > (James, Elmira, George D and Louisa) > 1860...hiding > 1870..Marion County, Kentucky, Haysville, Riley's Station > (James P, 49, Elmira T., Eliza J and John W.) > 1880..Sullivan County, Missouri, Pleasant Hill, District 196 > (James 61, Elmira 58) > > any help appreciated. > Susan Shaw-Gardner > Winthrop, Washington > [email protected] > > > ==== SHAW Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe: [email protected] OR > [email protected] > Place the word unsubscribe in the body of the message. > >