1860 Webster County KY census

1860 Webster County census

Post Office, Providence Ky. By P.D. Clayton, Ass't. Marshal
Page 112, 23 July, 1860

House-
hold #
Surname Family
member
Age/
sex
Occupation Real estate/
personal estate
State
of
birth
Data from records of
Webster County researchers
779/774 Givens Robert R. 27 m farmer $1600
$  800
KY Robert R. Givens married Martha M. Parker 1 Feb 1855 Hopkins Co KY. Click here to read Robert R. Givens' 1863 Webster County will. Read more about this family in the John Givens 1719 Surname File. Information on this family from John Brown
Martha 23 f housekeeper
KY Martha M. Parker was the daughter of Benjamin Parker and Mary "Polly" Howard Jenkins at household #935/929 of this census.
Mary A.   4 f
KY Mary A. Givens was born 17 Feb 1856 Hopkins Co and died 30 July 1871 Webster Co. Source: WFT Volume 11, Tree 3344.
Rosanah V.   3 f
KY
James B. 10/12 m
KY
Smith William 10 m
KY
780/775 Rice James L. 25 m farmer $4000
$4606
KY James L. Rice married Martha J. Givens 30 Sep 1853 Hopkins Co KY. Read his Perrin's biography online. Read more about this family in the John Givens 1727 Surname File.
Martha 22 f housekeeper
KY
Elizabeth   5 f
KY
Lolo M. 6/12 f
KY
Richards Philip 31 m farming
KY
781/776 Wynns Sarah 32 f housekeeper $2000
$4725
KY John D. Wynns married Sarah Bruce 7 Oct 1844 Hopkins Co KY. In the 1850 Hopkins census John D. Winn is a 26-year-old farmer, born NC. Sarah is 21; William C. is 5; Mary E., is 3; John D., is 1.
William D. 14 m
KY
Mary E. 12 f
KY
John D. 10 m
KY
James A.   9 m
KY
Sarah A.   7 f
KY
George W.   2 m
KY
Stanley Johnathan 15 m
KY
782/777 Williams Haywood 37 m farmer $3000
$7419
KY Sylvester Haywood Williams is also found in the 1850 Hopkins County census, the 1870 and 1880 Webster County censuses. His death on 3 Jul 1901 in Providence was recorded in the Owensboro Messenger, along with names of survivors. After the death of his first wife, S.H. Williams married Sallie J. (maiden name unknown); with whom he had six children, including Amos Williams, whose 1955 obituary can be read online.
Prudence 28 f housekeeper
KY According to their 1850 Hopkins Co KY census annotation, Prudence's maiden name was Kennedy.
Henry B. 11 m
KY Henry Burl Williams married Emma Thomas 1869 Webster Co KY (Bk 4, p 214) and they are listed in the 1870 Webster Co census. They are both buried at Lakeview Cemetery in Providence. Emma Thomas Williams' 1941 obituary can be read online.
Eveline   5 f
KY
783/778 Woodson Samuel 47 m farmer $9000
$8700
VA Samuel Woodson Jr. married Mary G. Cox 21 Jan 1836 Hopkins Co KY. They are in the 1850 Hopkins census; Samuel is 38; Mary is 33; James M. is 13; John G. is 10; Lucy A. is 9; Eliza J. is 8; Mary F. is 7; Margaret is 5; Leland (listed as a male in 1850) is 3; Houston is 2; Samuel is 7 months old. Also living with the family in 1850 is William Wheatley, age 10.
Eliza 18 f domestic
KY
Margaret 14 f
KY
Lelan 13 f
KY
Houston 11 m
KY
Samuel   9 m
KY
Summerfield   5 m
KY
Elizabeth   3 f
KY
Cox Mary 32 f domestic
VA
Marcella   7 f
KY
784/779 Edmonson Samuel 46 m farming
$  700
KY Samuel Edmiston, 37 and Malinda, 44, are in the 1850 Hopkins Co census. With them are: Mary M., 16; Prudence,14; David N., 12; and Catharine E., 8. Hopkins Co records show the following mariages: Mary M. Edmonson to Wm. T. Hamilton, 31 Oct 1854 and Prudence Edmonson to Samuel Williams, 26 Nov 1851.
Malinda 53 f housekeeper
TN
785/780 Northern Peter 55 m farmer $6000
$5900
VA Marjorie Northern cites A Short History of the Northen Family In The United States by Rev E. E. Northen for the following information about Peter Northern: "Peter Northern was born July 23, 1802, in Virginia, undoubtly in Richmond. When next heard from he was living 'about forty miles from Warrinton' (probably Warrenton, Fauquier Co., VA.) where he was educated. From there he moved to Tennessee, thence to Hopkins Co., Ky., about two miles from Providence, where he was a farmer until his death, which was caused by paralysis in 1870. He was buried on his farm. He was said to have a remarkably fine memory. He was not connected with any church, but was a firm believer in the Christian Church, and well-informed as to the scriptures, In politics he was a Whig and later a Democrat. At nineteen years of age he married Miss Elizabeth Fitzhugh, of Virginia." Marjorie adds "The Northen Book mentions only Elizabeth Fitzhugh as a wife of Peter, but according to his will written in 1858 he had a wife named Sara J."
Click here to read Peter Northern's Webster County will.
Sarah 36 f housekeeper
KY
Peter   4 m
KY Peter Northern married Miss M.A. Curneal 8 Mar 1876 Webster Co KY. They are listed in the 1880 Webster County census with two small children, James Northern, 3, and Eve Northern, 1. Eve Northern Allen's 1955 obituary can be read online.
David James 16 m farming
KY I believe this to be the James David who married Marietta Cox in 1866 Webster County; they are listed in the 1870 Webster census with son Willie, age 2 and again in the 1900 Webster census with sons William S., 33, George E., 23, and James T., 18, all born in KY. The son William S. David is referenced in the 1956 online obituary of Laura David.

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