Marty and Karla Grant

The Genealogy of Marty Grant and wife Karla Mangus Grant.

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14601	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson - Upper Division *; !CENSUS:1860 * Robeson - with Innon family;	Crawford, Florah J (I64459)
14602	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson - Upper Division *;	Crawford, William (I64454)
14603	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson - Upper Division *;	Glover, Caroline M (I64458)
14604	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson - Upper Division *;	Crawford, Sarah (I64475)
14605	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson Co., NC Southern Division # 338/338 * !CENSUS:1860 * Robeson Co., NC Lumberton PO # 321/321 * !CENSUS:1870 * Robeson Co., NC Wishart Township, Lumberton PO # 2/2 * !CENSUS:1880 * Robeson Co., NC Wishart Township # 85/85 *	Warwick, John (I127812)
14606	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson Co., NC Southern Division # 934/934 *; !DEED:21 Nov 1851 Robeson Co., NC Deed Book 3-A page 848 names brothers and sisters of James Wilkison, deceased: to wit: Angus Wilkinson Sallie Wilkinson Archibald Wilkinson Peter Wilkinson Jane Wilkinson Daniel Wilkinson Alexander Wilkinson Deeded to Edward Wilkinson; !NAMED-WILL: 7 Dec 1852 Robeson Co., NC Daniel Wilkison, 7 Dec 1852, proven May 1854 Sons Angus and Peter sons Daniel and Edward son Archibald son Alexander dau Sally dau Jane sons Alexander and Edward Executors Wit: M. C. MacNair, J. B. MCallum Note: Will online at:	Wilkison, Angus (I78689)
14607	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson Co., NC Upper Division # 548/548 *; !DEED:21 Nov 1851 Robeson Co., NC Deed Book 3-A page 848 names brothers and sisters of James Wilkison, deceased: to wit: Angus Wilkinson Sallie Wilkinson Archibald Wilkinson Peter Wilkinson Jane Wilkinson Daniel Wilkinson Alexander Wilkinson Deeded to Edward Wilkinson; !NAMED-WILL: 7 Dec 1852 Robeson Co., NC Daniel Wilkison, 7 Dec 1852, proven May 1854 Sons Angus and Peter sons Daniel and Edward son Archibald son Alexander dau Sally dau Jane sons Alexander and Edward Executors Wit: M. C. MacNair, J. B. MCallum Note: Will online at:	Wilkison, Alexander (I78695)
14608	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson Co., NC Upper Division # 65/65 *; !DEED:21 Nov 1851 Robeson Co., NC Deed Book 3-A page 848 names brothers and sisters of James Wilkison, deceased: to wit: Angus Wilkinson Sallie Wilkinson Archibald Wilkinson Peter Wilkinson Jane Wilkinson Daniel Wilkinson Alexander Wilkinson Deeded to Edward Wilkinson; !NAMED-WILL: 7 Dec 1852 Robeson Co., NC Daniel Wilkison, 7 Dec 1852, proven May 1854 Sons Angus and Peter sons Daniel and Edward son Archibald son Alexander dau Sally dau Jane sons Alexander and Edward Executors Wit: M. C. MacNair, J. B. MCallum Note: Will online at:	Wilkison, Archibald (I78691)
14609	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson; !CENSUS:1860 * Robeson; !CENSUS:1880 Robeson Co., NC Thompson's Township # 396/396 Joseph Turner, 36 Head, married, Farmer, SC-SC-SC Susan 21 wife Keeps house NC-NC-NC Mary E. 1 daughter NC-SC-NC Magnolia 4/12 Feb. daughter Annie Cox, 40 sister-in-law single, boarder NC-NC-NC Cellia Cox, 24 Sister-in-law, single, Farm hand.	Cox, Annie (I70396)
14610	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson; !CENSUS:1860 * Robeson; !CENSUS:1870 Robeson Co., NC Thompson's Township, # 52/52 Malcom Wilkerson 30 Farming $200/125 NC Martha 24 Keeping House Harriett 12 William 5 John E. 4. !CENSUS:1880 Robeson Co., NC Thompson's Township # 382/382 Malcombe Wilkerson, 46 Farmer NC-NC-NC Martha 36 Wife Keeps house William J. 15 son farm hand John C. 14 son farm hand Neill 7 son Ara P. 4 daughter Sarah J. 3 daughter Archie 2 son Edgar 1 son. !CENSUS:1900 Robeson Co. NC Saddletree Township, # 58/58 Malcum Wilkerson Head born ---, 69 married 30 years NC-NC-NC Farmer Martha A. wife Sep 1849 50, married 30 years, 6 children born 6 living SC-SC-SC Archie son Jul 1878 21 NC-NC-SC Eddy son Apr 1880 20 Roxie daughter May 1883 17 Anna daughter Apr 1885 15 Amanda daughter June 1886 13 Bessie B. Daughter Dec 1889 10.	Wilkerson, Malcolm (I47376)
14611	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson; !CENSUS:1860 * Robeson;	Cox, Leachy (I70398)
14612	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson;	Cox, Stephen (I70368)
14613	!CENSUS:1850 * Robeson;	Prevatt, William (I128016)
14614	!CENSUS:1850 * Russell Co, AL pg 80B # 1119/1119 McDonough GRANT, 36 NC Mary, 30 NC Sarah, 7 AL William, 3 AL James, 2 AL Elizabeth CRAWFIELD, 7 AL John ROBERTS, 34 Overseer, SC: !CENSUS:1860 Russell Co, AL pg 879 Southern Division Sandfort PO # 143/136 McDonal GRANT, 45 NC Mary J, 40 NC Elizabeth C. 16 AL Sally G., 14 William 13 James 12 David C. 10 Whitiker? 9 McDonal, 6 James AUSTIN, 24 School Teacher, NC; !NOTES:Shared by Beth Kinnane From http://www.colorado.gov/dpa/doit/archives/govs/grant.html Return to Colorado Governor's Index Return to Colorado State Archives The Governor James Benton Grant Collection at the Colorado State Archives Guide Prepared by Terry Ketelsen State Archivist * Scope and Content Note * Biography * Bibliography * Series Descriptions * Access to the Collection Photo at Right, James Benton Grant Picture of Governor James Benton Grant. Scope and Content Note This governor's collection comprises just two cubic feet of material related to James B. Grant, during the two years (1883-1885) he served as Governor of the state. Record series included in the collection are the Executive Record, correspondence, extraditions and requisitions, proclamations, speeches and messages, appointments, and reports. The materials date essentially from 1883-1885, although there are a few items that precede and post date the official term. The physical condition of the collection is generally good. The strengths of this governor's collection are several files dealing with mining in general, law enforcement issues across the state and education. A separate file exists concerning the "Ouray Lynching Troubles" and is dated February 1884. Biography of James Benton Grant By Terry Ketelsen, State Archivist Grant was born on January 2, 1848 on a plantation in Russell County, Alabama to parents of affluent heritage. He was educated in local schools and eventually joined the military service of the State of Alabama. It was during this time that his interests in agriculture and mining began to appear. Upon leaving the military, he went to Davenport, Iowa, to attend Iowa Agricultural College. From there, Grant went to Cornell College in New York for a year and shifted his focus of study to civil engineering, and more specifically mineralogy. He then traveled to Germany to study at the Freiberg School of Mines, where he studied metallurgy. Upon completion of this training Grant returned to America. The expansion of the mining industry in the West provided a natural opportunity for him to utilize his mining training, and thus brought him to Leadville, Colorado in 1877. His uncle was just beginning the construction of a lead smelter in Leadville and Grant joined him as a partner in the project. In 1882 they moved the smelter to Denver to take advantage of the economies of rail transportation. The smelter was to be called the Omaha and Grant Smelting Company. It was later bought by the Guggenheims of New York and simply referred to as the Grant smelter. A significant landmark this smelter was to become, with a smokestack towering some three hundred and fifty feet in the air. The Denver coliseum and stock show arena now sit on the site of this former smelter. The success in the mining and smelting business brought Grant considerable wealth. He built a "mansion" at 770 Pennsylvania Street in Denver, which still stands today. The financial responsibilities of managing the smelter, earned him a vice president's seat on the board of directors of the Denver National Bank. He was also elected as the president of the Denver School Board for eight years. The general election of 1882 brought a major political change to Colorado politics. The citizens elected their first Democratic governor to the statehouse since the state was created in August of 1876. James Benton Grant was chosen to lead the affairs of state much to the chagrin of the Republican party. As Governor of Colorado, James Benton Grant gave great impetus to the expansion and development of the mining industry. His technical knowledge of mining techniques and metallurgy was well respected by many Coloradoans. It was during Grant's term that many of the mines in the southwestern part of the state were opened for development, especially the "Gunnison Country" which had been previously part of the Ute Indian reservation. Grant also proposed the legislative bill to authorize the building of the Colorado State Capitol Building in Denver. Grant died on November 1, 1911 in Excelsior Springs, Missouri and is buried at Fairmont Cemetery in Denver. Bibliography - James Benton Grant Brown, Ronald. Hard-Rock Miners: The Intermountain West, 1860-1920. College Station, TX.: Texas A&M University Press, 1979. James B. Grant Collection, 1848-1911. Denver, CO.: Colorado Historical Society Collection. James B. Grant Collection, 1848-1911. Denver, CO.: Denver Public Library Western History Collection. State Historical and Natural History Society of Colorado. History of Colorado. Denver, CO.: Linderman Co., Inc., 1927. Stone, Wilbur Fisk. History of Colorado. Chicago, IL.: S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1918. Voynick, Stephen M. Leadville: A Miners Epic. Missoula, MT.: Mountain Press Publishing Company, 1984. Wyman, Mark. Hard Rock Epic: Western Miners & The Industrial Revolution, 1860-1910. Berkeley, CA.: University of California, 1979. Series Descriptions Executive Record The Executive Record contains executive orders; appointments; legislative messages; pardons; extraditions and requisitions; honorary citations; and proclamations that were issued by Governor Grant. Extraditions and Requisitions This record series includes documentation concerning the transfer of alleged criminals to a different judicial jurisdiction for trial. Documentation may include the application for extradition, the warrant for arrest, and correspondence from the Attorney General's office concerning the extradition. Correspondence Included in this series is correspondence between Governor Grant and his constituents, state officials and other public officials. There is a file located within this series which is identified as Ouray Lynching Troubles, one dealing with the New Orleans World Exposition [n.d.], and other various subjects. Proclamations The Thanksgiving Day proclamation given by the Governor is included in this series. Speeches and Addresses Addresses and messages to the General Assembly are the primary focus of this record series. It includes Grant's inaugural address of 1883 and the biennial message to the 5th Colorado General Assembly in 1885. These speeches reflect the vision and importance of programs that the Governor deemed necessary. Reports These reports consist primarily of reports from state agencies with a few others mixed in. One dated in 1883 is titled a "Prospectus on the American Irrigation System". The creation of a facility for the blind and mute are documented. The building of the state capitol building is outlined in a report dated in 1883 that Governor Grant sought desperately to have built. Another significant report is that of the first report of the Railroad Commissioner (1885). Applications and Appointments This record series converges on three general areas of public concern, that of agriculture, mining and water. The Governor made appointments to the Cattle Inspection Commission to deal with the possible spread of cattle disease from Kansas. There were also issues dealing with what was called "Texas Cattle Fever", and preventing it from infecting Colorado herds. Grant made a number of appointments to State Mine Inspectors to provide some measure of safe operating standards for mines. He also made a number of appointments to the posts of "Water Commissioners", who were to ensure that the proper and legal entitlements to water usage were correctly applied. Access to the Collection In order to obtain access to the Grant Collection please contact the Colorado State Archives. We will be happy to provide you with additional information concerning this collection or others, and the fees that are associated with doing research here. Return to Colorado Governor's Index Return to Colorado State Archives	Grant, Governor James Benton (I93871)
14615	!CENSUS:1850 * Russell Co, AL pg 80B # 1119/1119 McDonough GRANT, 36 NC Mary, 30 NC Sarah, 7 AL William, 3 AL James, 2 AL Elizabeth CRAWFIELD, 7 AL John ROBERTS, 34 Overseer, SC: !CENSUS:1860 Russell Co, AL pg 879 Southern Division Sandfort PO # 143/136 McDonal GRANT, 45 NC Mary J, 40 NC Elizabeth C. 16 AL Sally G., 14 William 13 James 12 David C. 10 Whitiker? 9 McDonal, 6 James AUSTIN, 24 School Teacher, NC;	Grant, William (I94388)
14616	!CENSUS:1850 * Russell Co, AL pg 80B # 1119/1119 McDonough GRANT, 36 NC Mary, 30 NC Sarah, 7 AL William, 3 AL James, 2 AL Elizabeth CRAWFIELD, 7 AL John ROBERTS, 34 Overseer, SC: !CENSUS:1860 Russell Co, AL pg 879 Southern Division Sandfort PO # 143/136 McDonal GRANT, 45 NC Mary J, 40 NC Elizabeth C. 16 AL Sally G., 14 William 13 James 12 David C. 10 Whitiker? 9 McDonal, 6 James AUSTIN, 24 School Teacher, NC;	Mary J (I96279)
14617	!CENSUS:1850 * Russell Co, AL pg 80B # 1119/1119 McDonough GRANT, 36 NC Mary, 30 NC Sarah, 7 AL William, 3 AL James, 2 AL Elizabeth CRAWFIELD, 7 AL John ROBERTS, 34 Overseer, SC: !NAMED:-- --- 1851 Halifax Co, NC Wills 4-310 Will of Elizabeth C. GRANT pr Aug Court 1851. Son George W. GRANT Daughter Margaret JOHNSON, wife of Dr. William JOHNSON. Granchildren Elizabeth GRANT, Sarah GRANT, daughters of my son Thomas McD. GRANT. Children William GRANT, Elizabeth GRANT, Martha GRANT; !CENSUS:1860 Russell Co, AL pg 879 Southern Division Sandfort PO # 143/136 McDonal GRANT, 45 NC Mary J, 40 NC Elizabeth C. 16 AL Sally G., 14 William 13 James 12 David C. 10 Whitiker? 9 McDonal, 6 James AUSTIN, 24 School Teacher, NC;	Grant, Sarah G (I88335)
14618	!CENSUS:1850 * Russell Co, AL pg 80B # 1119/1119 McDonough GRANT, 36 NC Mary, 30 NC Sarah, 7 AL William, 3 AL James, 2 AL Elizabeth CRAWFIELD, 7 AL John ROBERTS, 34 Overseer, SC: !NAMED:-- --- 1851 Halifax Co, NC Wills 4-310 Will of Elizabeth C. GRANT pr Aug Court 1851. Son George W. GRANT Daughter Margaret JOHNSON, wife of Dr. William JOHNSON. Granchildren Elizabeth GRANT, Sarah GRANT, daughters of my son Thomas McD. GRANT. Children William GRANT, Elizabeth GRANT, Martha GRANT; !CENSUS:1860 Russell Co, AL pg 879 Southern Division Sandfort PO # 143/136 McDonal GRANT, 45 NC Mary J, 40 NC Elizabeth C. 16 AL Sally G., 14 William 13 James 12 David C. 10 Whitiker? 9 McDonal, 6 James AUSTIN, 24 School Teacher, NC;	Grant, Elizabeth Crawfield (I88336)
14619	!CENSUS:1850 * Russell Co, AL pg 899 E. R. FORTE * * This is from the index, but there is no page 899 in that county that year *; !CENSUS:1860 Russell Co, AL pg 882 # 191/162 Elias R. FORT, 39 NC Frances, 22 GA Priscilla, 12 NC Matt, 10 GA Margaret, 8 AL Elizabeth A. 6 Mary Ann? 4 Louisa? 2;	Forte, Elias R (I88334)
14620	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford # 1592/1642 *	Pack, Lucinda (I115530)
14621	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford # 1592/1642 *	Smith, Robert (I115531)
14622	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford # 1593/1643 *	Pack, Margaret (I115528)
14623	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford # 1593/1643 *	Smith, Hugh (I115529)
14624	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford - Chimney Rock;	Pack, Isabella (I115518)
14625	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford - Chimney Rock;	Wilson, Anderson (I115519)
14626	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford Co, NC # 1392 Jones BRADLEY, 65 (1784/85) born NC;	Bradley, Jones O (I42132)
14627	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford Co, NC # 1413 Marena DALTON, 71 (1778/79) born VA *;	Dalton, Marena (I23665)
14628	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford; !CENSUS:1860 * Henderson;	Milly (I83796)
14629	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford; !CENSUS:1860 * Polk; !CENSUS:1870 * Polk;	Henderson, Phillip (I67049)
14630	!CENSUS:1850 * Rutherford; !MARRIAGE:19 Oct 1859 Rutherford Co, NC B.F. GRANT & Mary JINKINS, J.L. Carpenter, bm by J.H. Carpenter, JP; !CENSUS:1860 x !CENSUS:1870 Rutherford Co, NC High Shoal # 62 # 62/62 and 63/63 Mary Grant, 62 FW Keeping House NC Mary E. 24 George W. 17 Lucy Harris 30 Joseph W. 11 # 63/63 Elena Haris 8 John 3 Mary 2; !CENSUS:1880 Rutherford Co., NC High Shoal # 102/102 Mary Grant, 72 widow, NC-VA-NC Nancey Vassy 60 sister, single, NC-VA-NC Mary Harris, 34 dau widow NC-??-?? Mary? 12 gr-d Samuel 9 gr-s; !CENSUS:1900 * Rutherford High Shoal # 22 Mary Grant head Feb 1809 91 6-4 Wd NC-VA-VA Mary Harris dau Mar 1846 54 Wd 4-3 NC-VA-NC Mary M. gr-dau Jun 1868 31 S NC-NC-NC	Vassey, Mary (I70694)
14631	!CENSUS:1850 * Scott Co., TN; !CENSUS:1860 * Scott Co., TN;	Gibson, Henry Polk (I35621)
14632	!CENSUS:1850 * Scott; !CENSUS:1860 * Scott; !MARRIAGE: 2 Jan 1862 Scott Co., VA by S. M. Barker Eliza Hensley, 21 single, b Scott, d/o Ichabod & Mariah David M.C. Jayne, 26 single, b Smythe, s/o Wheeler & Ruth;	Jayne, David M C (I54418)
14633	!CENSUS:1850 * Shelby Co., TX * !CENSUS:1860 * Shelby Co., TX * !CENSUS:1870 * Shelby Co., TX * !CENSUS:1880 * Shelby Co., TX *	Samford, Simon Z (I120857)
14634	!CENSUS:1850 * Shelby Co., TX *	Lee, Epsy (I120858)
14635	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS Francis Lloyd (sic) 60 SC, Mary 50, Sally 23, Cornelius 21, Mary 19, Ave 16, Charles 12 (Idiot), Adeline 12, William 10 MS, John 6. !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS Sarah Floyd 31, Mary 24, John 16. All were listed with both real and personal property.	Floyd, John (I61581)
14636	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS John M. Floyd 32 Tavern Keeper, born SC, Ann 24, Augustus 5 MS, Sarah 3, Samuel Ellis 22 Grocer, Hezekiah Overby 20 Laborer, VA, Cornelius Sullivan 21 Laborer, MS, William Banel? 22, Laborer, born Unknown. !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS J. M. Floyd 42 SC, Anna J. 35 NC, Augustus 15 MS, Sarah C. 12, Louisa 7 John 5, Samuel 1, Elizabeth Dumford 21. !CENSUS:1870 * Clarke Co., MS, John M. Floyd 52 Clerk in Store SC, Anna J. 46 NC, Mariah L. 16 MS, John C. 14, Samuel H. 12, Susan E. 8, George A. 6, William Trotter 14 (black), Lucy 23 (black).	Ann J (I61613)
14637	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS John M. Floyd 32 Tavern Keeper, born SC, Ann 24, Augustus 5 MS, Sarah 3, Samuel Ellis 22 Grocer, Hezekiah Overby 20 Laborer, VA, Cornelius Sullivan 21 Laborer, MS, William Banel? 22, Laborer, born Unknown. !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS J. M. Floyd 42 SC, Anna J. 35 NC, Augustus 15 MS, Sarah C. 12, Louisa 7 John 5, Samuel 1, Elizabeth Dumford 21.	Floyd, Augustus (I61614)
14638	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS John M. Floyd 32 Tavern Keeper, born SC, Ann 24, Augustus 5 MS, Sarah 3, Samuel Ellis 22 Grocer, Hezekiah Overby 20 Laborer, VA, Cornelius Sullivan 21 Laborer, MS, William Banel? 22, Laborer, born Unknown. !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS J. M. Floyd 42 SC, Anna J. 35 NC, Augustus 15 MS, Sarah C. 12, Louisa 7 John 5, Samuel 1, Elizabeth Dumford 21.	Floyd, Sarah C (I61615)
14639	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS Joseph Hayes 52, Mary 52, Dennis 15, William 12, Martha 9, all born in "Miss"; !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS William Hays 22 MS, Elizabeth 15, Joseph 57 SC;	Hayes, William (I61611)
14640	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS Joseph Hayes 52, Mary 52, Dennis 15, William 12, Martha 9, all born in "Miss";	Hayes, Dennis (I61610)
14641	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS Joseph Hayes 52, Mary 52, Dennis 15, William 12, Martha 9, all born in "Miss";	Hayes, Martha (I61612)
14642	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS William Floyd 24 Merchant, born SC, Catherine 18 MS.	Catherine (I61609)
14643	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS Samuel Floyd 27 SC, Harriet 25 NC, Almeda 2 MS, James Evans 19 Laborer, born TX. Samuel Floyd died in 1850's in Smith Co., MS. !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS Harriet Floyd 34 NC, Armilda 12 MS, John P. 9, Malinda 8, Mary S. 5, J. B. McGraw 28 School Teacher SC.	Hariett (I61473)
14644	!CENSUS:1850 * Smith Co., MS Samuel Floyd 27 SC, Harriet 25 NC, Almeda 2 MS, James Evans 19 Laborer, born TX. Samuel Floyd died in 1850's in Smith Co., MS. !CENSUS:1860 * Smith Co., MS Harriet Floyd 34 NC, Armilda 12 MS, John P. 9, Malinda 8, Mary S. 5, J. B. McGraw 28 School Teacher SC.	Floyd, Almeda (I61616)
14645	!CENSUS:1850 * St. Francois Co., MO * !CENSUS:1860 * Iron Co., MO # 8/8 Next to John Sams 30 IL & wife Mary 26 MO, children Julia 6 and George 3;	Sams, Judy (I122784)
14646	!CENSUS:1850 * St. Francois Co., MO *	Moore, William (I122785)
14647	!CENSUS:1850 * Sumter SC !CENSUS:1860 * Clarendon SC !CENSUS:1870 * Clarendon SC;	Griffin, Wilkinson (I126367)
14648	!CENSUS:1850 * Sumter SC !CENSUS:1860 * Clarendon SC !CENSUS:1870 * Clarendon SC;	Sarah (I126368)
14649	!CENSUS:1850 * Sussex Co., VA;	Dugger, Virginia Ann (I33425)
14650	!CENSUS:1850 * Tallapoosa Co., AL *; !MARRIAGE:21 Feb 1858 Lowndes Co., AL Frederick B. Hensley & Jane Clark from Alabama Marriages, 1816-1957, FamilySearch.org; !CENSUS:1860; !CENSUS:1870 Newton Co., MS Township 7 Range 10, Newton PO # 22/22 Jas R. Clark 58 Farmer $-/335 SC Elizabeth 57 $400/- Frederic Hensly 36 Farm Laborer $40/250 TN Jane 33 SC Martha E. 11 TN Mary F. 1 MS;	Clark, Jane (I100560)