| Widow Watson |
No entries were found in the census records,
however, see the Watson Plantation entry below. |
| Dr. Chaney |
Dr.
William I. Chaney is found on the 1860 Issaquena County Federal Census
(page 12,
family 115). |
| Dr. Butts |
No entries were found in the census records |
| Woodford |
Nothing has been found pertaining to this name |
| Butler |
J.E. Butler is found on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census (page
13, family 122). |
| Dr. Moore |
Frank W. Moore is found on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census (page
4, family 28). There is also a Rachel Moore, listed as a planter (next
door to Frank W. Moore), who is probably the mother of Frank W. Moore. |
| W. Messenger |
There is a G.W.B. Messinger listed on the 1860 Issaquena
County Federal Census (page
13, family 121). |
| L. Williams |
There is an L. Williams living next to W. Messinger
and J.E. Butler on the 1860 Issaquena County Federal Census (page
13, family 125) |
| Harvey |
There is an E.J. Harvey listed on the 1860 Issaquena
County Federal Census (page
12, family 118). |
| J. Williams |
There is a J.A. Williams (overseer) listed on the
1860 Issaquena County Federal Census (page
10, family 07). There is also a J.L. Williams (planter) listed on the
same census, who is more than likely the J. Williams (page
13, family 127) listed on the map, as he is in the same neighborhood
as others shown on the census. |
| Gibbons |
There is a William Gibbons listed on the 1860 Issaquena
County Federal Census (page
13, family 128) |
| Clark |
There is a J.M. Clark listed on the 1860 Issaquena
County Federal Census (page
13, family 129), next door to William Gibbons. |
| Wright |
Next door to J.M. Clark on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census is J.C. Wright (page
14, family 130) |
| Chaney |
This is more than likely B.Y. Chaney, as he is listed
next door to J.C. Wright on the 1860 Issaquena County Federal Census (page
14, family 131) |
| Shelby |
Next door to B.Y. Chaney on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census is E.W. Shelby (page
14, family 132) |
| Hunt |
David Hunt is listed on the 1860 Issaquena County
Slave Schedules on pages 34
and 35.
By being listed on the slave schedules, and not on the regular census,
he must have been a non-resident plantation owner. There is also a G.F.
Hunt listed on pages 75,
76
and
77
of the 1860 slave schedules. More than likely, G.F. Hunt is the Hunt referred
to on the map, as his slaves are listed in the same neighborhood as others
on the map. Neither Hunt men are listed on the free schedules. |
| Hunt's Plantation |
See notation above |
| Watson's Plantation |
L.C. Watson is listed on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census (page
14, family 143). |
| Ch. Fore's Plantation |
C.J. Fore is listed on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census (page
14, family 141) two residences away from L.C. Watson. |
| Hill's Plantation |
J.C. Hill is listed on the 1860 Issaquena County
Federal Census (page
6, family 55). However, there is a J.D. Hill listed on numerous pages
of the 1860 Issaquena County Slave Schedules, owning many slaves and several
plantations (starting on page 78).
Apparently he was a non-resident planter. More than likely the plantation
listed on the map is one of his plantations, as the overseers on two of
those plantations are listed in the 1860 Issaquena County Federal Census
in the same neighborhood as others shown on the map. |
