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 3 Sep 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].
30 September 1949
Census Page 55 (continued)
[396/396] John J. COCKRELL 55 hotel (in Lebanon Junction), Mary 38, Matthew 10, Elijah 9, Gilla 8, Lucinda 5, (Hymie and John born after 1850).
Households 397-398 appear in the next issue.
[399/399] James EVANS 25, married 1849, Catherine (daughter of John L. DUVALL) 23, Isabel 5 months.
Census Page 56
[400/400] John J. GREENWELL 31 farmer, married 1850, Amanda (LEE) 19, Henrietta 1 month; James HAMMOND 23 carpenter.
[401/401] Luke HOWLETT 40 farmer, Eliza (daughter of John and Elizabeth LEE) 28, John 14, William 12, Franklin 10, Miles 8, Druzilla 3.
[402/402] Henry WATSON 23, Wilford LEE 33, (son of John and Elizabeth TROUTMAN LEE), John 10.
[403/403] Amon STARKS 37 farmer, Nancy (daughter of Lewis DUVALL) 40, Sidney HARNED 26, Sarah GREGG 4.
[404/404] William STARKS 40 farmer (his first wife was Sophia SAMUELS), Mary 28, Daniel 17, Elizabeth 15, James 3, Marcellus 10 months.
[405/405] Perry STARKS 26, Mary (HARNED) 29, Joseph 7, Amon 4, John 3, Mary 5 months.
[406/406] William SAMUELS 44 farmer, Judy (WATERS) 44, Robert 24, Mary 22, Jane 20, Charles 19, Nancy 16, Susan 14, William 12, Emily 9, Lucinda 8, John 6, Thompson 4, Elivia 4 months. Household also shown on another page.
Census Page 57
[408/408] William STADER 39 farmer, Harriet (ORME) 41, Jonathan 18, Mary 15, James 13, Peter 11, Ruth ORME 28.
[409/409] Miles LEE 39 (son of Elizabeth HILL LEE) farmer (1st wife was Melvina MORGAN), Sarah (CUNDIFF, 2nd wife) 22, William 14, Elizabeth 4, Silas 7 months; Daniel COOK 27 laborer. Household also shown on another page.
[410/410] Atkinson H. LEE 31 farmer, (brother of Miles), Susan A. (WILCOXEN) 28, Elizabeth 7, Amanda 5, Sarah 3. Household also shown on another page.
[411/411] Daniel PEAK 60, Squire 16.
[412/412] Thomas EVANS 25 farmer (married 1847), Margaret Ann (daughter of Jesse HOLLIS) 20, William 2, Nancy 18.
[413/413] William MASDEN 45 farmer, Susan (RICKETTS) 41, Emaline 19, James 18, Jonathan 14, Taylor 11, Elizabeth 7, Matilda 4, Sarah 2.
Census Page 58
[414/414] Matthew VILLERS Jr. 37 farmer, Casey 36, Charlotte 15, Will D. 10, Elizabeth 8, Robert 5, Margaret VILLERS 70 deaf and blind.
This household was skipped in the newspaper.
[416/416] Squire DAVIS 30 laborer, Cynthia 24, John 2, Sarah H. 5 months.
[417/417] Robert FIGG 42, Malvina 36, William 14, Fanett 7, Elizabeth 5, Mary 3, James 9 months.
[418/418] William LEE 70 (son of John and Elizabeth THOMPSON LEE), Sarah (YOUNGER) 60, Dolly 16, Cynthia 12, Cynthia 17 mulatto (free negro). Household also shown on another page.
[419/419] John GRAHAM 63 farmer, E. C. 55, Henry MEYERS 35 farmer.
[420/420] George C. JOHNSON 25 laborer, Rachel 70, Celia 23, Finatta 5, Benj. MYERS 32.
[421/421] Ephraim JOHNSON 35, Julia 25, Christine 9, N. H. 5, Elias 4.
Census Page 59
[422/422] Elizabeth (IRONS) CONGROVE 45 (widow of William), William 18, P. A. 17, Erastus (female) 15, Rufus 8, Elizabeth 5.
[423/423] Harrison FROMAN (son of Isaac) 36 farmer, Mary (SMITH) 37; Thomas WRIGHT 24.
[424/424] Isaac FROMAN 64 farmer, Elizabeth N. (BERRYMAN) 60, Polly 39, Alcy 29, Lavina 23 William 22, Evaline 19; Marion FRY 4. (Isaac FROMAN was a descendant of Joist or Yost HITE to Shenandoah Valley of Virginia at early date. Isaace had 19 children.)
This project is presented here with the kind permission of Betty Darnell, and The Pioneer News.
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