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].
9 September 1949
(In the April 29 issue (abstracted for this column in the 13 November 1989, issue), the record of Richard A. Wise, Jr., was given. Richard Wise, Sr. was an early pioneer of Bullitt. He died in 1828, leaving a wife and 6 children. (Information is given on 4 of the children: Caleb Catherine Ann, Richard A. and Josephine.)
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[370/370] John FERGUSON 50 farmer, America 38, Susan 19, Dorothy 11, America S. 9, Sarah 7, Lucy 6, James 3, Mary 1.
[371/371] Richard FERGUSON 77 farmer, Polly (SHANKLIN) 60, Basil 22, cooper; Mahala HAMILTON 16, Richard 10; Hiram BRADY 24 cooper.
[372/372] J. W. RICTOR 24 cooper, Emily 38.
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[373/373] Alexander T. HAZZARD 43 farmer, Polly 32, Lucy 4, Ronaldo 2; Rebecca STALLINGS 23.
[374/374] Stephen SOUTHERN 60 farmer, Lovina 45 (his 2nd wife, Lavina MARAMAN, died in 1855; married in 1840), Joseph 5, Eugenia 2; Ellen HORINE 12. (Stephen, a soldier in the war with Mexico, born 1794 Mercer Co., KY, son of William and Jemima (FISHER) SOUTHERN, died 1877.)
[375/375] John B. CUNDIFF 52 farmer, Elizabeth 51, Amanda 21, John B. 19, Eliza 17, William 15, Thomas 13, Elizabeth 11, Rebecca 9, Wesley 5; Robinson MUMPHFORD 24 schoolteacher.
[376/376] William CAPE? 36 shoemaker, married in 1850, Letta A. (HOSKINS?) 22, Jeremiah 5 months; Aquilla HOSKINS 59 farmer, Margaret 54, Mary 25, George 23, Rosa 19, James 15, Joseph 13.
[377/377] Thomas HILL 38. farmer (lived at Belmont), Barbara (HOAGLAND) 31, William 10, James 7, John 4, Susan 2.
[378/378] Walter MURDOCK 43, Caroline 37, Sarah 12, Mary 10, Emily 7.
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[379/379] James B. CUNDIFF 46 farmer, Gilla 23 (his wife was Julia Ann MOBERLY); Laura 8, William 4, Elizabeth 2, Nancy A. 11 months.
[380/380] Richard B. CUNDIFF 46 farmer, Mary (MOBERLY) 41, William 19, Wesley 13, Matilda 9, Julia A. 8, Martha 4, George W. 2; Martha HORINE 17.
[381/381] Hardin MASDEN 36 farmer, Charlotte 26, James 9.
[382/382] John R. LARKIN 42 farmer, Dursilla (MASDEN) 24 (she married, 2nd, William E. MAGRUDER, son of Levi).
[383/383] Salisbury CUNDIFF 38 cooper, Elizabeth 25, Lucy 12, John 10, Elizabeth 7, James 2, Thomas 5 months; Julia PAGGETT 21.
[384/384] George HUFFMAN 61, Elizabeth 61, George 21.
[385/385] James PAGGETT 48, Ann 52, Gideon 14, James 12.
[386/386] Elizabeth MASDEN 52, James 21, Felix 19; Mary E. HAMILTON 10.
[387/387] John G. HOWLETT 26 farmer, C. A. 22, Henry H. 2.
This project is presented here with the kind permission of Betty Darnell, and The Pioneer News.
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