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 1 Oct 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].
7 October 1949
Household is on census page 65.
[465/465] John W. GLENN 36 farmer (his wife was Dolly LEE, daughter of William and Sallie YOUNGER LEE), Ellenor 71 (his mother, a widow, born in 1780. in Culpeper CO. VA, daughter of Michael- CARPENTER and Rebecca DELPH of Nelson, Co. They came to KY about 1806), Kitty 44 (probably a sister); Margaret HANAGAN 28; John GLENN 2; Samuel BAKER 12 (More information is given about the descendants of John W. GLENN, and the HAYS family).
Household is on census page 55.
[397/397] Zack SNELLEN 38 farmer, Charlotta 30, Allen 14, Persy 12, William, 10, Caroline 8, Sarah 6, Rowena 5, Lawson 5, Nancy 1, Sarah HOSKINS 35.
Household is on census page 55.
[398/398] David SNELLEN 42 Letta (NAPPER) 40 John 21, William 20, Lewis 18, Eliza 16, George W. 14, Nancy 12, Valentine 10, Israel 8, Catherine 6, David 4.
Census Page 59 (continued)
[425/425] Rufus BRISCOE 19, Angeline (PRATT) 20 (daughter of Richard and Nancy CLARK PRATT).
[426/426] Alonzo C. KINNISON 40 farmer (son of John R. and Rebecca CRIST KLINNISON; she was daughter of Gen. Henry CRIST and Rachel CARTMELL); William JONES 60 tailor, Ann 55; John KINNISON 18, Rowena 16, William H. 13, Alonzo 10, Martha (Matt) 5; Sarah JONES 14.
[427/427] Elias HATFIELD 62 farmer, Caroline 30, Lewellen 22; Susan FOX 12, John HATFIELD 24.
[428/428] William WELCH 65 cooper, Nancy (YOUNGER) 66, Mary 27, William 25, Martha 21, Mathias 16 cooper, Martha 5, Z. T. 4.
Census Page 60
[429/429] Basil WELCH 35 cooper, married in 1850. America (GRAHAM) 28; Thomas COCHRAN 27.
[430/430] P. H. JONES (son of William) 28, Elizabeth 33, Eliza 4, Mary 2, Rowena, 7 months; Martha ROBY 53.
[431/431] Horatio N. MOORE 35, Eleanor (COOLLEY) 32 (of Hardin Co.), Mary 12, Lewis 10, Edmon 8, Rebecca 6, Catherine 5 months.
[432/432] Oliver FRENCH 39 farmer, Sarah (WELLS) 38, Susan 14, Mary 13, John 10, James 6, Francis 2, Alexander 8.
[433/433] Richard HARDESTY 64, Nancy 58, Henry 29, Robert 25, Mary 22, Charles 19.
[434/434] Henry LEE 37 farmer (son of William and Sallie YOUNGER LEE), Rebecca 27 (daughter of Harry and Nancy NORRIS LEE), Ellen 16, Nancy 13. Sarah 11, William 9, Albert 7, John 5, Ardelia 2.
[435/435] John YOUNGER 42 woodchopper, (wife was Amelia YOUNGER, a cousin), William 10, Rebecca 17, Nancy 30, Rosaline VILLERS 13.
Census Page 61
[436/436] Richard HOAGLAND 33 Ann (CUNDIFF, daughter or Mary) 23, Martha 8. William 6, Richard 1.
[437/437] Benjamin ADAMS 43 woodchopper, Nancy 30, B. F. 8 Henry C. 3.
[438/438] George RAYMOND 34 farmer, Maria 33, Nancy 10, Lucy 7, Squire 6, Prudence 2.
[439/439] James CROAN 33 carpenter (probably son of James and Patsy McDANIELS CROAN), Eliza 25 (daughter of William LEE and widow of William SUMMERS), Mary 2, E. F. 5 months; Rebecca J. WATSON 22.
[440/440] Alfred COLLINGS 30. Sarah 38, Laura 5. Mary 3; Richard WELLS 18.
[441/441] W. P. FROMAN 35 farmer, Kitty 23, Luellen 2, Elijah 6 months; Sam MIDDLETON 26 laborer.
[442/442] Thomas BOSWELL 39 farmer, Sarah 21, Catherine 12, Margaret 10, Robert 9, Elizabeth 2, Martha 1; Jane HORNBECK 22.
[443/443] John SMITH 28, Cynthia 24.
Census Page 62
[444/444] Godlieb HAMON 56, Mary 61, James 27, Carol 15, Malinda 13, Henry 17, Catherine 12, Letitia 7.
Household 445 appears in the next issue.
[446/446] Benjamin F. COLLINGS 54 farmer, Nancy B. (FROMAN) 43, Lewellyn 11, Nancy 9, Absalom 8, George 5, Robert 1.
This project is presented here with the kind permission of Betty Darnell, and The Pioneer News.
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