We continue the Bullitt County 1850 census written by Mrs. W. V. Mathis, Wallace A. McKay and W. C. Barrickman. Betty Darnell shared this in The Pioneer News on 5 Mar 1990.
These records have been briefly compared to images of the census pages, and occasional additions or corrections have been made. Those changes we consider significant are noted with red print. Also, the census dwelling house number and family number according to visitation has been added, like this: [1/1].
24 June 1949
Census Page 22 (continued)
[161/161] John BRIDWELL 46 farmer, Polly 40, Hezekiah 15, E. T. 13, Charles S. 11, Nancy E. 10, Rosaline 7.
[162/162] Thomas WIGGINTON 36 (son of Seth) farmer, Martha J. 34, Susan 8, Nancy 7, Lavina 6, Benjamin W. 5, Louisa 4, Timothy 2, Seth 1.
[163/163] Timothy WIGGINTON 24 (son of Seth) farmer, Nancy 40, Jane 27 (sisters Of Timothy).
[164/164] Fielding WIGGINTON 18.(son of Jane, widow of Nelson, Sr.) farmer, Ellen 52 (daughter of Daniel BIRDWELL), Daniel 19, Nancy 21, Rebecca 15, Wesley DRAKE 26 (husband of Nancy WIGGINTON), Jesse DRAKE 3.
Census Page 23
[165/165] Jane KING 67 (mother of Fielding WIGGINTON, above); James HIBBETT (grandson of Jane KING and son of Charles & Lucy KING HIBBETT).
[166/166] Henry TYLER 31 (son of George) farmer, Elizabeth (KING) 30, William 11, Charles 9, George 3.
[167/167] Valentine KING 29, Perlina 31 (daughter of Seth WIGGINTON), Lorenzo 4, Timothy 3, Rebecca 2 months.
[168/168] O. W. (Obediah) SWEARINGEN 30 farmer, Judith (BELL) 26, Joseph W. 4, James H. 3, Sarah F. 1. Household also shown on another page.
[169/169] A. T. (Allison Taylor) GENTRY 25 farmer, Mary Rebecca 21 (daughter of David & Nancy ALLISON TYLER), Mary Frances 3, nancy J. 1.
[170/170] A. E. (Albert) HUBBARD 62 farmer, Geriah 60 (daughter of Wm. HALL), Austin 11, William E. 21.
[171/171] Asa HALL (son of David) 62. farmer, Catherine (BELL) 62, David 27, John N. 23.
[172/172] Peyton BURDETTE 50 farmer, Elizabeth 30 (daughter of Wm. BARNES), Elizabeth R. 16, Thomas N. 14, Lucy M. 12, Ann M. 7, F. M. 3, Peyton R. 1, William KERR 12, Louisa BURDETT 25 (black), Sam'l 4 (black), Rose 6 months (black), Mary SANDERS 21
Census Page 24
[173/173] John R. BURCH 51 pilot, Mary E. 42 (daughter of David & Elizabeth HALDERMAN), Richard E. 22 pilot.
[174/174] David WILLSON 48 wagonwright, Margaret 27, William 20 wagonwright, Frank L. 19 blacksmith, John 16, James 13, Sarah 4, Eliza 2, Absalom 5 months.
[175/175] Nat SAUNDERS 58 lawyer, Catherine (EVANS) 52, George P. 27, Joseph 20 wagonwright, Leonidas 18, Cleombrodus 10, W. L. 8.
[176/176] Squire FIDDLER 41 gunsmith, Mary 31, James 16, carpenter, Wm. 14, J. P. 5, Wm. F. 3
[177/177] Mike CUNNINGHAM 35 (son of James M.) carpenter, Emily 32 (daughter of Richard LUX), James F. 31 (brother of Mike), Wm. M. 4, Laura A. 10 months.
[178/178] Ezekiel HOAGLAND 40, Martha (GENTRY) 33, Wm. 11, J. E. 6, Nancy 3.
[179/179] Owen ROBY 62 (son of Lawrence Sr.) farmer, Ann (STRINGER) 50, Wm. O. 22 (married 1853, Mary E. MAGRUDER), Edmond 22, Louisa 18 (married Col. GOOD).
[180/180] James ROBY 25 (son of Owen) farmer, Angeline (SIMMONS) 22.
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[181/181] Charles HALL 63 (son of Clifton) farmer, Ellen 37, Charles L. 2 (Charles HALL was twice married; his first wife was Fanny LEWIS, daughter of John; his second wife was Ellen STEVENS.)
[182/182] William STEVENS 58 farmer, Mary E. 53, Emily 28, Van R. 13, W. A. 12.
[183/183] Peter BRENTLINGER 40 tanner, Eliza Ann 38 (daughter of John WELLS and granddaughter of Josiah HEDGES), Josiah 15, Wm. 9, Andrew 7, Benjamin 5, John 2.
This project is presented here with the kind permission of Betty Darnell, and The Pioneer News.
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