1840 CENSUS....WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TN Taylor, John 10001-1001 pg.02 Abraham 11121001-1100001 pg.22 John J. 00001-20001 pg.22 William D. 0011001-0100020001 pg.30 Joseph 00131001-00011001 pg.43 John 100001-000001 pg.43 Waller 00001-10001 pg.51 William 00020001-0000001001 pg.54 William 00001-10001 pg.63 James 000010001-00000001 pg.63 Robert,Jr. 00001-100100001 district 23, no page # B. B. 000001-00001 district 24, no page # Vincent 1111001-2110001 district 24, no page # James C. 110001-00001 ditto Thomas 10001-01001 ditto William 220001-110001 ditto Thomas S. 00001-11001 ditto Thomas S. 110001-11001 ditto Joseph 1001200001-000111001 ditto James J. 10001-10001 ditto Robert,Sr. 01010001-0011 1850 CENSUS WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TN District 1, #160, farmer, 1850 Taylor, John 31 TN Letitia 26 TN Eliz. 13 TN Wm. E. 11 TN James M. 9 TN George W. 6 TN Francis C. 4 TN Robert S. 1 TN District 6, #573, farmer, 1850 Robinson, James C. 53 VA Susan 48 Ireland Allison (male) ? TN William J. 17 TN Joseph L. 15 TN James C. 13 TN Katherine L. 11 TN Benjamin L. 3 TN Taylor, James 24 TN (farmer) District 6, #600, farmer Taylor, Milley 52 VA Jessee 34 TN William 31 TN Louis G. 27 TN Benjamin 20 TN Lewallen (male) 17 TN George M. 11 TN Mary F. 15 TN Virginia K. 13 TN District 6, #845, farmer, 1850 Taylor, John J. 35 TN Mary 36 NC Narcissa E. 12 TN Asmith P. (female) 10 TN Rhoda A. 7 TN Mary F. 4 TN Hill, Rhoda 66 NC District 7, #649, farmer, 1850 Berry, Basil (male) 58 VA Richard 48 TN (farmer) Julia G. 38 VA Taylor, William R. 25 TN (farmer) District 9, #108, Grocer Taylor, William D. 53 VA Elizabeth 49 TN Lauren (female) 16 TN White, Abiah (female) 86 VA District 12, #490, farmer, 1850 Taylor, G.J. (male) 31 NC Mary 32 NC James H. 8 TN William I. 6 TN Mary F. 3 TN Nancy H. 4/12 mos. TN Davis, Polly 60 NC District 12, #509, machinist, 1850 Taylor, William C. 58 VA Elizabeth 34 TN H. L. (female) 11 TN J. J. (male) 9 TN Susan J. 7 TN Sophronia 3 TN Serena M. 1 TN Polly 68 NC District 16, #877, farmer, 1850 Taylor, James H. 36 TN Sarah 25 TN Elizabeth 8 TN Josephine 2 TN District 16, #906, farmer, 1850 Taylor, Samuel 40 NC Rebecca 33 TN Henry 7 TN Susan 4 TN Zach 1 TN Fields, Peter P. 30 NC (farmer) Mary E. 25 TN Nancy E. 4 TN Elizabeth B. 2 TN District 16, #907, farmer, 1850 Taylor, Joseph Y. 29 TN Nancy I. 22 TN Joseph H. 6 TN John R. 2 TN District 16, #924, farmer, 1850 Taylor, Thomas S. 25 TN Sarah 22 TN Mary E. 3/12 mos. TN District 16, #960, carpenter, 1850 Taylor, Joseph 67 NC Elizabeth 67 VA Luke P. 31 TN Milas C. 22 TN District 16, #967, farmer, 1850 Taylor, John 40 NC Tobitha 43 TN David J. 11 TN Mary A. E. 11 TN Rebecca J. 6 TN Nolen, Thomas J. 40 TN District 17, #120, farmer, 1850 Taylor, William 42 TN M. H. (female) 37 TN Sarah 17 TN T. L. (male) 13 TN E. (female) 12 TN Martha 8 TN M. (female) 6 TN Jane F. 2 TN District 22, #663, farmer, 1850 Chrisman, A. (male) 34 TN M. (female) 44 TN J. (male) 11 TN Taylor, M. (female) 15 TN District 24, #368, farmer, 1850 Hill, R. (female) 66 NC C. (male) 26 TN O. (male) 25 TN Taylor, N. (female) 12 TN

Hi Donna: I have a Brown ancestor who married a Locke. Jesse D. Brown married Sarah Lock - When Sarah Locke died (they had several children) Jesse D. Brown married Mary Ann Bryant who was quite a bit younger than him. They had Rhoda L. Brown who married Asa Hodge Wilkes. They also had a son William Brown who married Asa's sister, Alice Wilkes. Would you have any information on the above Brown or Wilkes family. The Browns come from Boston, Williamson County, TN where Asa died and left Rhoda with about 10 children. Have hunted for Jesse D. Brown for a long time. I do believe Jesse D. and Mary Ann Bryant are on the 1850 census. Thanks, Gale

Do you have the 1840 Federal Census for Williamson County, Tennessee? If so, could you please look up George HARDING for me? Thanks, Colleen

OOoops.....meant to say 1840 & 1850, because I don't have the 1860, but first there are 2 Locke listings in the death records I want to send to you, if nothing else they are interesting considering the time element.... J. H. Locke, #2 & Funeral Director's Ledger, Bethurum & Padgett Funeral Home Franklin, TN white, male, married, from Boston (Williamson Co.,) TN born: 23 April 1854 TN, died: 1 Jan. 1920 near White Oak buried: 2 Jan. in Garrison Cem. Father: Thomas Locke, TN Mother: Martha Locke, Boston,TN Information from: J. M. Stinson William Anderson Locke, #217,219, District 2 born: 17 Sept. 1845 Williamson Co.,TN died: 18 Feb. 1922 Williamson Co.,TN buried: Garrison Cem. Father: William Thomas Locke, TN Mother: Martha Blackburn, TN white, male, widow Information f;rom Martin Locke, Boston, TN .

Hi again girlie, Since it is right here under my nose, how about some odd and end stuff on the Taylor family. It may or may not pertain to your bunch, but now you will have it anyway. I will send another post after this one with the entire Taylor listings from the 1850 & 1860 Williamson County, TN Census. This first is from the book: "Goodspeed Histories", Williamson Co.,TN, p.1013 Rev. Stephen Allen Taylor born: GA 15 Feb.1829 (father) William Taylor born: NC, died: ca.1834, buried in GA (mother) Malinda Nunn born: NC, died:1853 (12 children, 11 grew to adulthood) (wife) married in 1854 to Rachel D. Miller, born: TN (5 children) John M., William A., Christina B., Carrie Bell, Elbridge G. (brothers & sisters) George, Hiram, Sally, Mary, John, Nancy, Solomon, Martha, James, Margaret, and one that died in childhood. This next bunch are obits taken from the newspaper "Western Weekly Review" or (WWR) Child of William D. Taylor, died 19 July 1835 of cholera (WWR) Eliza (Mrs. Robert, Jr.) Taylor, died 31 July 1839, age about 52 years (WWR) Mrs. Sarah Davis, died 7 Feb. 1845, daughter of Calvin Taylor (WWR 2-21-1845) Capt. William D. Taylor, died Monday evening last, 19 Jan. 1852 (WWR 1-23-1852) Mary (Mrs. Jonathan, Esq.) Taylor, died Thursday 4 May 1876 at her residence 12 miles NW of Franklin, after short illness of a few days. She was the sister of the Hon. R. A. Hill of Oxford, Miss., and a member of the Cumberland Presby. Church. (The Review & Journal 5-11-1876) Mrs Salinda Brandon, died 14 Nov. 1838 at the residence of Joseph Taylor near Versailles, Williamson County, Tenn. She was of Rutherford County Tenn. (WWR) Mrs. Mary Wilson, died Monday 6 Sept. 1847 at the residence of her brother William D. Taylor. (WWR 9-10-1847)

Hi...Just got through looking through 2 volumes of Cemetery Records...nothing on Thomas Locke. Also looked through the Bible Records book for anyone! Nothing in either. Will keep hunting, and let you know if I run across anything else you need. God bless you and yours, Donna (Hayes) King

Hi Edna, I checked the Williamson County Tennessee 1840 census and the 1850 census for you and there was no 'Daniel Kelly(Kelley) listed in either one. Donna (Hayes) King

Hi Heather, Sorry, I looked in both Williamson County Cemetery books and also the Bible records and could find no Bass records for that time period. Donna (Hayes) King

Donna, I'm looking for death information on Benjamin Jordan Bass -- or any other Bass in the area. I think they were all related. Benjamin is on the 1830 Williamson County census, then he shows up in county court records through 1836. His widow, Frances, is in Arkansas for the 1850 census. Any information at all would be helpful. Thanks. Heather --- [email protected] wrote: > > Hi Wilma.....I do have Williamson County marriage > and death record books, > and will haul them out tomorrow and see if I can > find something on your > Youngers....and several other people who have asked > for help today...it is > gratifying to know that our site is so active. I am > going to post some data > on Williamson County TN after Christmas, including > the entire 1850 census, > and etc., and hope it will help everyone. > Donna (Hayes) King > > > > ==== TNWILLIA Mailing List ==== > PLEASE NOTE: This list is for queries and replies, > comments, requests > for help, and other genealogical related information > that is of interest > to researchers of Williamson County, Tennessee. If > you have questions > or comments let me know. Noel Matthews - > [email protected] - > keeper of the list. Williamson County Web Site: > http://www.noelm.com/williamson/index.html > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. All in one Place. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

Donna, you are a jewel! No, I didn't have info on 1850 census of John Taylor. Actually I have seen no census info for Williamson Co. Will appreciate anything you run across on the Marlins, Taylors or Locks. I am curious to know if possibly Thomas Lock (who I have a hunch is Margaret's father) might have died in the cholera epidemic of 1854 that killed George Marlin and others in his family. I was privileged to attend a Taylor reunion at the Lynn Cemetery on Natchez Trace last year and see John's grave. No one knows where Letitia is buried or exactly when she died - somewhere between 1861 and 1865. I met several cousins of Taylors and 1 cousin descended from James M. as I am. Don't mean to bore you, but I am so excited to get these tidbits of clues from you. Judy

If anyone has the 1840 or 1850 census, I wonder if you could check for DANIEL KELLY(KELLEY) and wife, ELIZABETH. Thanks! Edna in Kansas

Hi Judy, I could find no listing for Roan in 1840 or 1850 census, also looked in my old obit notices and death records. Nothing there either. You may already have the 1850 census on James M. Taylor, and you may not so am sending it to you. Don't feel bad about asking me anything, I am more than happy to help a fellow researcher in need, and I know how it is not to have access to what is needed. I will send anything I can from my records at home......God bless, Donna District 1- #160- farmer- 1850 Census Williamson Co.,TN Taylor, John age: 31 born: TN Letitia 26 TN Elizabeth 13 TN William E. 11 TN James M. 9 TN George W. 6 TN Francis C. (male) 4 TN Robert S. 1 TN (they were the only Taylor family listed in district 1)

Thanks Donna, I think the Margarett Lock in Green Lock's household may be my greatgrandmother. She would have been 15 in 1850. Her father could have died and she may have been living with a brother as it appears several different ages in household. As for record on Jeff Marlin - he wasmy grandfather's brother who was blown away with his family in a cyclone. They are buried in the cemetery on the old Marlin homeplace at Boston which I think is owned by the Jackson family now. I have newspaper clippings of this and my mother remembers when this happened. This is a great help to me. I hate to ask for anything else, but I have 1 more mystery -- my greatgrandmother, Rebecca Roan (b. 6-7-1841) married to James M. Taylor (M. 11-28-1866) Don't know who her parents were. Are there any Roans listed on either census? Appreciate your help. Judy

Donna, thanks for looking for me. And I think it's marvelous that you intend to post the entire 1850 census online. Please be sure to let us on the list know when you do it and where to locate it. Wilma (Younger) Norton ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 8:18 PM Subject: Re: [TNWILLIA] 1850-1860 Williamson Co. census > > Hi Wilma.....I do have Williamson County marriage and death record books, > and will haul them out tomorrow and see if I can find something on your > Youngers....and several other people who have asked for help today...it is > gratifying to know that our site is so active. I am going to post some data > on Williamson County TN after Christmas, including the entire 1850 census, > and etc., and hope it will help everyone. Donna (Hayes) King > > > > ==== TNWILLIA Mailing List ==== > PLEASE NOTE: This list is for queries and replies, comments, requests > for help, and other genealogical related information that is of interest > to researchers of Williamson County, Tennessee. If you have questions > or comments let me know. Noel Matthews - [email protected] - > keeper of the list. Williamson County Web Site: > http://www.noelm.com/williamson/index.html > >

Donna, thank you very much. I really appreciate the help. Do you happen to have marriage records or cemetery records that list YOUNGER surname? Again, thanks a bunch! Wilma ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, November 03, 2000 4:22 AM Subject: Re: [TNWILLIA] 1850-1860 Williamson Co. census > Hi wilma....i only have the 1850 census available at home but you are welcome > to what i have.....donna (hayes) king >

Hi...I saw your offer to help and wonder if you canhelp me with a stubborn ancestor....My Gr-grandfather was Charles Jones, b.1854..His parents were Lewis and Matilda Lock Jones...I have them in the 1850-60-7- census..I cannot find anyone who had the 1880 census to see if Charles Jones was still living at home at that time... Charles married sometime between 1874-84..On the 1900 census his wife'sname is Sussie..His oldest child is listed as Sussie, age 25..The next oldest child is age 15...I cannot find a marriage record for Charles and Sussie anywhere in Tennessee..Family lore says that Sussie's maiden name was Holt, but I find no one that fits that profile...I am beginning to think that maybe Sussie 3was a widow with a child, Sussie, when she married Charles... I know that Charles moved to Davidson county befor 1900....Do you think you ight have information to help me find Sussie's maiden name??? A marriage date for them??? Thank you... _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Hi Wilma.....I do have Williamson County marriage and death record books, and will haul them out tomorrow and see if I can find something on your Youngers....and several other people who have asked for help today...it is gratifying to know that our site is so active. I am going to post some data on Williamson County TN after Christmas, including the entire 1850 census, and etc., and hope it will help everyone. Donna (Hayes) King

Donna: I would be very grateful for lookups on two families in the Williamson 1850 Census. My great grandparents were married in Williamson Co in 1879 and I am attempting to find their parents locations in 1850 and 1860. Helen Pate Ross was kind enough to find the Bird family which included Sarah in the 1860 census and I am hoping that John Fillmore Dyer's family as well as Sarah's family are both in the 1850 census. Neither John nor Sarah would have been born in 1850 but I am looking for parents. James L Bird and Sarah Bird are the parents of Sarah but I am just looking for possible names of parents of John Fillmore Dyer. John Fillmore Dyer was b May 18, 1855, location unknown, d 1909, Marston, MO, married Feb 13, 1879 in Williamson Co, TN to Sarah Frances Lula (Lulu) Byrd b 2/27/1860, location unknown, d 1937, Marston, MO. Thanks in advance. I am curious whether you have print or cd version and how/where I might get the same or similar. jedyer John Dyer Dracut, Mass Researching: Dyer Byrd (Bird) & Mat(t)hews in TN, KY & MO Hall & Hackett in MA, PA, IL & ND Hill, Robinson & Avery in IL, NY, OH, PA & ME DiRocco & Schiripo (Schirippa) Anywhere [email protected] Voice: 978-455-6383 Fax: 978-458-0127 >> I will be glad to help anyone needing a look-up in the >> 1850 Williamson >> County,TN Census Records. >> Donna >> (Hayes) King >> >>

Hi Judy.....there are 3 Lock listings in the 1850 Wmsn.Co.,TN census. one of them is in District 6, #844, Williamson Co.,TN poorhouse...Drucilla Lock, age 31, born in TN. Listed for the Isaac Twomey household, Isaac ran the county poorhouse at the time. The other 2 listings are both in the District 3 area, and are fairly close together. They are the reason I said the Lock's may have Grissom & Brown connections. They follow, and there are no more listings for Lock in the 1850 census. I have a few more records here at home I can look through and will keep an eye out for your Locks. Donna (Hayes) King District 3- #288, farmer (everyone in this home was born in TN...DHK Brown, Jesse D. age: 30 born: TN Brown, Sarah 27 Brown, Thomas 11 Brown, Mary 5 Brown, Martha 5 Brown, Nancy J. 3 Brown, James 1 Grissom, Margarett 15 Lock, James 17 (farmer) District 3- #326- 1850 Williamson Co.,TN Lock, Green W. age: 32 born: TN Sarah A. 20 TN Richard L. 2 TN Susan A. 5/12 mos. TN Margarett 15 TN William 20 (farmer) TN Rachel 21 TN Grissom, Martha 9 TN Also, just ran across this in the Death Records..... Jeff Marlin #299,85 District 2, Boston born: 20 Nov. 1863 Wmsn.Co.,TN...died: 5 March 1914 buried: Boston community, Williamson Co.,TN Father: Taylor Marlin, Perry Co.,TN Mother: Margaret Lock, Williamson Co.,TN white, male, widow Information from: Davis Marlin (I think this is from the Bethurum/Padgett funeral home in Franklin)

Donna, we may be on the right track. According to what little info I have, Margaret was born in 1835 in Williamson Co. She could be the 1 female age 0-5 on Thomas Lock's census. Was Thomas Lock not listed on the 1850 census? Thomas could have died between 1840 and 1850 leaving a widow with children. Are there any other Locke's listed in 1850, they could have been brothers. A neat mystery, huh? Thanks, Judy