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 9 Apr 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].
1 July 1949
Census Page 25 (continued)
[184/184] Samuel W. Ridgway 36 farmer, Mary A. (GRAVENS) 26, Richard C. 10, M. C. 8, Joseph T. 4, Warren 1.
[185/185] Mary (HUNDLEY) SCOTT 42, America 2, Joel HUNDLEY 62 laborer, (his wife was Susan CARDWELL.)
[186/186] August LEBAUDY 32 sugar maker, Ambrosine 28, Augustine 7, Eugenie 4, A. L. HUMMIER 18.
[187/187] F. T. (Tipton) GENTRY 29 farmer, M. A. (McKeig) 29, Samuel M. 9 months, Julias F. STOCKING 25 clockmaker.
[188/188] Otho B. JAMES 28, farmer, (son of Richard JAMES), L. F. 28.
Skipped in newspaper.
[189/189] Samuel J. Stallings 24 farmer, M. M. (Malvina M. (SIMMONS)) 19, Henry W. 9 months.
[190/190] Charles CRENSHAW 48 farmer, LaVina (BECKWITH) 50, Sarah E. 22, Susan A. 17, Robert M. 14, R. B. V. B 10, Lucy M. 9.
Census Page 26
[191/191] W. J. RIDGWAY 27 farmer, Caroline J. 30, Mary E. 4, Julia F. 1.
[192/192] Sarah (STRINGER) GENTRY (widow of Joseph), Samuel I. 24 farmer, William F. 22 farmer.
[193/193] John W. SCOTT 30 farmer (son of Pleasant SCOTT and Sarah HALL, daughter of Clifton), Eliza 30, Mary A. 12, Sarah E. 10, Henry A. 7, W. O. 4, Julia F. 1, William GRAFTON 15, Milly HUNDLEY 27.
[194/194] Charles Scott 40 laborer (brother of John), Ann 37, Sarah E. 16, Henry A. 15, Mary A. 12, M. I. 8, Geo. O. 4, Buford S. 2.
[195/195] Jerry CROSS 44 carpenter, Celia 46 (sister of Charles and John SCOTT), Samuel P. 16.
[196/196] Milly FARRIS 45, Margaret 28, Curtice 22 laborer, Sarah 16, Stanton 2.
[197/197] John FARRIS 32 laborer, Mary A. 25, John I. 2, George W. 8 months.
[198/198] Thomas BROWN 34 farmer, Susan 33, Oliver 7, Martha 4.
Census Page 27
[199/199] John MILTON 27 farmer, Susan (KIRK) 15 (his wife), Sylvester McKENZIE 8, Thomas KIRK (nephew of Susan).
[200/200] Lewis SALE 68 farmer (widower; his wife was Lucinda FIELD), Sarah 43, Susan 28, Richard E. 14, Thomas McDANIEL 14, Lewis SALE 5.
[201/201] O. P. (Oliver Perry) BISHOP 38 farmer (son of Lawrence), Mary J. (HUNDLEY) 25, William A. 7, Nancy A. 6, Cordelia 3, Eliza C. 10 months, Lawrence BISHOP 88.
[202/202] Jerry C. GILMORE 27 farmer, Martha (SMITH) 20, Mary M. 11 months, Elizabeth E. SMITH 11, George W. SMITH 18.
[203/203] William SLIGER 26 laborer, Ann 24, Richard I. 4 months.
[204/204] William SMITH 50 farmer, Amelia (BUDDE?) 30, James D. 5, William H. 3, Elizabeth 2, Sarah 1.
[205/205] William DOUGLAS 40, Eliza 38, William Kirk 10.
Next two households combined in newspaper with names missing.
[206/206] Denton SMITH 44 farmer (son of Pleasant and Sarah HALL SCOTT), Rebecca 39, Jno W. 20, James F. 17, Ann 16, Davis B. 12, Catherine 3.
Census Page 28
[207/207] Buford SCOTT 45 farmer, Jno A. 19, William J. 17, Charles C. (Columbus) 13, Angeline 9, Samuel D. 5, Elizabeth GRAFTON 44, Martha E. 2.
This project is presented here with the kind permission of Betty Darnell, and The Pioneer News.
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