> I wanted to share my findings of research at the library today. I hope this > info will help someone. > {} Are my comments. > > 1870 Federal Census > > SULLIVAN COUNTY, TN > > Camper, A. J., 34, male, white, VA > Olly E., 25, female, white, VA > Wm. E, 4, male, white, TN > > {living nearby--I would really like to know who the family below is since A. > J. Camper is my family. They are both living near several Booher families > which I believe also are related.} > > Camper, David, 50, male, white, TN > Elizabeth, 36, female, white, tN > Sarah, 17, female, white, TN > John, 15, male, white, TN > Mary, 13, female, white, TN > Joseph, 11, male, white, TN > Sotty {?}, 9, female, white, TN > William, 7, male, white, TN > Rena, 4, female, white, TN > Lydia, 11/12, femlae, white, TN. b. June. > > GRAINGER COUNTY, TN > Post Office: Rutledge > > Camper, F. James, 36, male, white, VA > Elizabeth, 35, female, white, TN > D., 15, female, white, TN > Catherine, 12, female, white, TN > Julia, 3, female, white, TN > John, 2/12, male, white, b. May. > > Post Office: Morristown > > Helton, Cynthia, 33, female, white, VA > Daniel A, 14, male, white, TN > Harriett, 7, female, white, TN > Samuel P., 4, male, white, TN > Camper, Susan, 74, female, white, TN {I believe this may be the mother > of A. J. Camper who was in Sullivan County in 1870. Susan had a son Samuel > P. Maybe the Samuel P above is a grandson? She is also living nearby a few > Perkey families--her son James married an Elizabeth Perkey/Perkepile. I > would love some help on this one.} > > {Somehow this family appeared on the census twice. Cynthia was listed as > being 40, Daniel, 12, Harriett 9, Samuel 4, and Susan Camper 75.} > > Post Office: Bean Station > > Camper, Seriler 34, female, white, VA > Sarah, 11, female, white, VA > > WARREN COUNTY, TN > > Post office: McMinnville, TN > > Camper, Sarah 16, female, white, At school, TN > {In the margin, seemed to be something written saying "Female Boarding > College." I could definitely make out the Boarding College, but unsure of > the first part of the name. All of the students appeared to be girls. I > would love to hear about this school if anyone knows anything about it.} > > >