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 6 Aug 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].
2 Septenber 1949
(This article starts with a feature on the Parquet Springs Hotel and the Lone Grave.).
Census Page 48
Household skipped in newspaper.
[346/346] Elizabeth BOYD 60, Corneleus 26 laborer, John 20 laborer.
[347/347] Paul F MCAHRON 28 farmer, William (father of Paul) 80, Jane (LEWIS) 70, Thomas PEYTON 29 farmer, married in 1850, A. A. 24, Thomas P. 6 months.
[348/348] George L. KEY 50 farmer, Avarilla (Allender) 65, John T. 27, Mary E. 18, James ROBINSON 12.
[349/349] B. L. CHAPPELL 65 farmer, Perlina (daughter of B. L, CHAPPELL) 35, Matt F. 33, George D. 27, Nancy 30, John 24, James W. 22, T. C. 20, M. A. 16, Sarah A. 16, Virginia 13.
[350/350] Stewart CHAPPELL 35 farmer, Sarah B. 30, James 10, P. T. 8, J. A. 6, Mary A. 4, Henry T. 2, Mary F. 1.
[351/351] Henry SPALDING 38 carpenter, Amanda 30, A. M. 11, Rebecca 9, Ferdinand 7, F. M, 7, M. M. 1 month, Rebecca CHAPPELL 50, Mary J. 26, Malvina, 24, John 20, Josephine 19, Wade 16, Rufus 14.
Census Page 49
[352/352] Charles MERKER 35 blacksmith, married in 1850, Elizabeth (CALDWELL) 22, Wiliam 1 month, William HEPBURN 33, laborer.
[353/353] John J. DUNN 33, Mary 32, Elizabeth 10, Charles 2, William. 2.
[354/354] William GRIFFIN 47 farmer, Catherine 53, Jesse 18, Gilbert 16, Catherine 14.
[355/355] Abraham CHAPPELL 60 farmer, Lenzy (male) 28, Sarah 19, Geo A. 19, Milton 17.
[356/356] W. F. (Floyd) CHAPPELL 37 farmer, Eliza 37, Sylvester 12, Elizabeth 10, Louisa 8, William 6, Rowena 4, Julia 2.
[357/357] James McAHRON (son of William) 67 farmer, John 18, Jacob 17, Mary 11, Elisha 15, Samuel 13, Mary 9, Franklin 7, Greenbury 5, Julia 3, Rowena 1.
Census Page 50
First four households on this census page are listed on another page.
[362/362] Fred HARSHFIELD 50 farmer, Elizabeth 52 (daughter of Levi and Mary (LOCKWOOD) MOORE, and widow of Martin HARSHFIELD), Fredrick 22 (son of Martin), Columbus 11, Achilles 9 (sons of Fred).
[363/363] John HARSHFIELD 52 farmer, Sophia 41, John Wickliffe 24, Hardin 15, Minerva, 10, Eliza 20 (children of John by a former mariage).
[364/364] Richard L. MOORE 47 farmer (son of Lewis and Mary, immigrants from Ireland; 4 sisters lived with him), Catherine 52, Susan 49, Jane 44, Harriet 41.
Census Page 51
[365/365] William McDANIEL 37 farmer, Mary 29, Sarah 4, James 2, Ann 4 months; Nancy Moore 74.
[366/366] William McDANIEL 50 farmer, Mary (HORINE) 57, Sarah 16.
[367/367] William HORINE 44, James 21, Henry 19, John 16, Lucinda 14, William 17.
[368/368] John HARSHFIELD 40 shoemaker, Sarah (MILLER) 34 (no children); Sarah JOHNSON 6.
[369/369] Jacob DOOLEY 45 shoemaker, Malinda (MILLER) 40, William 21, George 12, Mary 9, John 7, Louisa 2.
This project is presented here with the kind permission of Betty Darnell, and The Pioneer News.
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