Week 5 ~ Prompt In The Census ~
1880 Census Chariton County Missouri |
In June of 2007, I stumbled across this 1880 census, while I was searching for my Great Grandfather, Isaac Blakey. I typed in Isaac White and this page came up. I was amazed by what I saw. I shouted, "Thank You, Jesus!".
I thought that my 2nd Great Grandmother, Julia White would have passed. Low and behold, there she was listed on the 1880. She was a former slaved and lived at least 15 years after the Civil War ended.
What's so surprising, the children and grandchildren were listed with her. There were some children not listed. Julia the granddaughter had a twin brother. There was an Isaac Jr. Don't know who the Andrew listed as age 6. Wondering who were their parents?
There were other grandchildren of Julia without listing of their parents. Andrew was listed as black. Rebecca was mulatto and her parents were from Virginia.
Also, what's interesting, is the family unit before Julia's. Isaac White ( aged 80) and his family. I believe that Isaac and Julia were in laws. Julia had a son named Andrew. Wondering if this Isaac was Andrew's Grandfather.
There's so much to dig into in the censuses. Following the paper trail of our ancestors. It's a journey in itself. I'm thankful that I came across this census.
I thought that my 2nd Great Grandmother, Julia White would have passed. Low and behold, there she was listed on the 1880. She was a former slaved and lived at least 15 years after the Civil War ended.
What's so surprising, the children and grandchildren were listed with her. There were some children not listed. Julia the granddaughter had a twin brother. There was an Isaac Jr. Don't know who the Andrew listed as age 6. Wondering who were their parents?
There were other grandchildren of Julia without listing of their parents. Andrew was listed as black. Rebecca was mulatto and her parents were from Virginia.
Also, what's interesting, is the family unit before Julia's. Isaac White ( aged 80) and his family. I believe that Isaac and Julia were in laws. Julia had a son named Andrew. Wondering if this Isaac was Andrew's Grandfather.
There's so much to dig into in the censuses. Following the paper trail of our ancestors. It's a journey in itself. I'm thankful that I came across this census.
The 1880 in Chariton County Missouri census
Name | Age |
---|---|
Julia White
|
60 Head, a widow, couldn't read nor write , Born in VA, Parents VA
|
Isaac White
|
30 son, married, couldn't read nor write, born in MO, Parents VA
|
Rachel White
|
29 daughter in law, couldn't read nor write, Born in MS, Parents MS
|
John White
|
10 grandson, born in MS, Father MO, Mother MS
|
Mary White
|
8 granddaughter, born in MS, Father MO, Mother MS
|
Andrew White
|
6 grandson, born in MS, Father MO, Mother MS
|
Julia White
|
4 granddaughter, born in MS, Father MO, Mother MS
|
Henry White
|
2 grandson, born in MO, Father MO, Mother MS
|
Spencer White
|
28 son, single, couldn't read nor write, Parents VA
|
John White
|
26 son, single, couldn't read nor write, Parents VA
|
David White
|
22 son, single, couldn't read nor write, Parents VA
|
Josh White
|
20 son, singe, couldn't read nor write, Parents VA
|
Rebcca White
|
10 granddaughter, born in MO, Father VA, Mother VA
|
Martha White
|
18 daughter , she was a widow, couldn't read nor write.
|
Andrew White
|
2 grandson, born in MO, Parents from MO
|
1880 Census |
There are still mysteries in this family history.
I hope to discover a little more along the journey.I believe that there's is more out there.
Thanks for reading.
God bless you.
S.A. Blakley
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