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Jackson County Mortality Schedule for the Federal Census of 1880

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Source

State Archives of Florida, Series S548

Description

Mortality schedule for the United States Census of 1880 for Jackson County documenting persons who died during the year ending May 31, 1880.

Date

1880

Census Taker's Remarks

[From Enumeration District 68] Most of the families in which deaths occurred could never obtain a doctor, some residing in very remote parts of the county. Drs. Abernathy, Lewis, Robinson & Stapleton could not be got up with to sign their cases.

Creator

United States. Department of the Interior.

Contributors

Calloway, J.W.
Mitchell, James A.
Hennemann, H.A.
Beauchamp, Simon A.
Davis, H.B.
Widgen, George

Format

Census Records

Coverage

Late 19th-Century Florida (1877-1900)

Page	Line	Name	Age	Sex	Race	Cause of Death	Notes
1	1	Young, Jane	61 years	Female	Mulatto	Heart disease
1	2	Nealy, William M.	1 year	Male	White	Bowels inflamed
1	3	Daniels, Candis	70 years	Female	Mulatto	Heart disease
1	4	Staley, Jane	1 year	Female	White	Don't know
1	5	Whitaker, John	3 years	Male	Mulatto	Yellow disease
1	6	Bush, Judy	10 years	Female	Mulatto	Brain affection
1	7	Cullen, Curt	55 years	Male	White	Cancer on breast
1	8	Donalson, Berry	1 year	Male	White	Diarrhea Family members, census takers, and even medical professionals often gave this as a cause of death for any disease where the deceased had suffered from a prolonged intestinal complaint and a more specific diagnosis could not be made.
1	9	Spires, Lumpy	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Burnt to death, accident
1	10	Lewis, Mansfield	3 years	Male	Mulatto	Diarrhea Family members, census takers, and even medical professionals often gave this as a cause of death for any disease where the deceased had suffered from a prolonged intestinal complaint and a more specific diagnosis could not be made.
1	11	Foreman, Polly	21 years	Female	Mulatto	Womb disease
1	12	Pittman, Moses	29 years	Male	Mulatto	Heart disease
1	13	Lewis, Walter	1/4	Male	Mulatto	Don't know
1	14	Hinson, R. S.	2 years	Male	White	Meningitis
1	16	McPhaul, Hannah	24 years	Female	White	Childbirth
1	17	McJenkins, Oquila	101 years, 6 months	Male	White	Old age
1	19	Nicholson, Sandy	58 years	Male	Black	Unknown
2	1	Porter, [Infant]	5 days	Male	Black	Unknown
2	2	White, [Infant]	14 days	Female	Black	Smothered
2	3	White, Joseph	1 year	Male	Black	Unknown
2	4	Long, Oceola	1 day	Male	White	Unknown
2	5	Long, L.	1 day	Female	White	Unknown
2	6	Hicks, Nancy	5 years	Female	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	7	Lewis, Joseph	2 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	8	Sims, Charlotte	4 years	Female	Black	Burned to death, accident
2	9	Sims, Roxy	3 years	Female	Black	Unknown
2	10	Baker, George	30 years	Male	Black	Heart disease
2	11	Robinson, Major	39 years	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	12	Prather, Carry	1 year	Female	Mulatto	Teething Another name for dentition, the eruption of new teeth in an infant. This process sometimes caused an infection that triggered a fever. In the absence of modern fever reducers or antiseptic agents these infections could sometimes cause serious symptoms and even death (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
2	13	Shirley, Jack	2 years	Male	White	Yellow disease
2	14	Russ, Annie	7 months	Female	Mulatto	Spasms
2	15	Russ, Milton	4 months	Male	Mulatto	Unknown
2	16	Godwin, Rosa	3 days	Female	Mulatto	Unknown
2	17	Slade, John	36 years	Male	White	Apoplexy Sudden incapacitation, loss of sensation and cessation of motion caused by a stroke or hemorrhaging in the brain (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
2	18	Slade, Wesley	3 years	Male	White	Diphtheria
2	19	Green, George	1 year	Male	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	20	Spears, Peter	60 years	Male	Black	Cancer stomach
2	21	Wynn, Mary	21 years	Female	Black	Unknown
2	22	Wynn, Lewis	65 years	Male	Black	Unknown
2	23	Sims, [Infant]	6 days	Female	Black	Inanition Exhaustion resulting from a lack of nourishment, primarily seen in infants (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
2	24	Keys, Henry	2 years	Male	Black	Worms This could refer to any of a number of intestinal infections involving hookworms, roundworms, or similar parasites.
2	25	Wilson, Amos	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Chills and fever
2	26	Holden, Georgia	20 years	Female	Mulatto	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	27	Jackern, Nancy	74 years	Female	Black	Rheumatism
2	28	Watson, Huggins	20 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
2	29	Kindall, Milton	2 months	Male	Black	Convulsions Another name for seizures or involuntary muscle spasms. Associated with epilepsy and St. Vitus’ dance (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
2	30	Bishop, James	1 year	Male	Black	Worms This could refer to any of a number of intestinal infections involving hookworms, roundworms, or similar parasites.
2	31	Gainer, Philip	1 year	Male	Black	Dentition This refers to an infection caused by the eruption of new teeth in an infant. In the absence of modern fever reducers or antiseptic agents these infections could sometimes cause serious symptoms and even death (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
2	32	Davis, Melviny	18 years	Female	Black	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
2	33	Padgett, Nancy	51 years	Female	White	Congestion of brain
3	1	Bryan, Sally	8 days	Female	Black	Born sick
3	2	Bolyn, Susie P.	4 months	Female	Mulatto	Lingering sickness
3	3	Bolyn, Daniel	38 years	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	4	Robinson, Peggy	50 years	Female	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	5	White, James	30 years	Male	Mulatto	Enteritis
3	6	[Unnamed female]		Female	Black	Stillborn	"The cause cannot be supposed."
3	7	[Unnamed male]		Male	Black	Stillborn	"Supposed to be caused by over fatigue as the mother was working a very fast walking horse at plowing."
3	8	[Unnamed female]	1 day	Female	Mulatto	Stillborn
3	9	Chisholm, Tommy	1 year	Male	Black	Fever
3	10	Battle, Melia	58 years	Female	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	11	Hayes, [Infant]	7 months	Female	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	12	Hayes, Decy	45 years	Female	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	13	Richard, James	1 year	Male	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	14	[Unnamed female]		Female	Black	Stillborn
3	15	Hamilton, Charley	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	16	Daniel, Ella	5 years	Female	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
3	17	Limmo, Willile	1 year	Male	Black	Thrush
3	18	Edwards, Verge	46 years	Male	Black	Inflammation	"Death no. 18 was caused by a very severe leg fracture which occurred by two mules taking fright while the sufferer was assisting to load a wagon with bales of cotton and dashed him against a tree, and the leg took Inflamation.
3	19	Edwards, Paul	2 months	Male	Black	Unknown
3	20	St. Dickson, Emily	13 years	Female	Black	Doctor never told [marasmus]
3	21	Forn, Margaret	22 years	Female	White	Puerperal fever
3	22	Daly, Susan	72 years	Female	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
3	23	Allen, Polly	3 years	Female	White	Fever
3	24	McNeally, Mattie	1 year	Female	Black	Fever
3	25	Emanuel, William Jane	22 years	Female	White	Hypertrophy of heart
3	26	Ming, Martha D.	5 months	Female	Black	Remittent fever
3	27	Pooser, [Infant]	1 month	Female	Black	Unknown
3	28	Bryan, Bans	6 years	Male	Black	Fever
3	29	Rawls, Louisa	51 years	Female	Black	Cancer of breast
3	30	Johnson, Indianna	4 years	Female	Black	Bilious fever
3	31	Comsford, Michael	50 years	Male	White	Typhoid fever
3	32	Martin, Frank	32 years	Male	White	Wound
3	33	Knap, William	28 years	Male	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
3	34	Carter, F. M. G.	46 years	Male	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).	"Death no. 34 took place in the Town of Marianna, but the family had since removed out of the county."
3	36	Johnson, Robert	50 years	Male	Black	Fracture of skull
3	37	Robinson, Ann E.	51 years	Female	White	Unknown
5	1	Moorer, Susanna	20 years	Female	Black	Puerperal fever
5	2	Dickens, Robert	59 years	Male	Black	Fractured skull
5	3	Phite, Thomas U.	67 years	Male	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	4	Robinson, Florida	3 months	Female	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	5	Wandeck, Charles	68 years	Male	White	Gastroenteritis
5	6	Love, Richard	5 months	Male	Black	Inanition Exhaustion resulting from a lack of nourishment, primarily seen in infants (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
5	7	Davis, Billy	1 year	Male	Black	Teething Another name for dentition, the eruption of new teeth in an infant. This process sometimes caused an infection that triggered a fever. In the absence of modern fever reducers or antiseptic agents these infections could sometimes cause serious symptoms and even death (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
5	8	Courtney, Sarah A.	48 years	Female	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	9	Maddox, George W.	52 years	Male	White	Cancer on neck
5	10	Brannon, [Infant]	2 days	Male	White	Stillborn
5	11	Dickson, Mary E.	5 years	Female	Black	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	12	White, Stephen J.	16 years	Male	White	Run over by a wagon
5	13	Dykes, Luranah	74 years	Female	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
5	14	Pitman, John	9 years	Male	Black	Worms This could refer to any of a number of intestinal infections involving hookworms, roundworms, or similar parasites.
5	15	Pitman, McLeod	2 years	Male	Black	Worms This could refer to any of a number of intestinal infections involving hookworms, roundworms, or similar parasites.
5	16	Brash, Ellen	1 year	Female	Mulatto	Remittent fever
5	17	Richrd, Henry	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	18	Chapman, Arthur	3 years	Male	Mulatto	Malarial fever
5	19	Messer, Hattie L.	21 years	Female	White	Fever
5	20	Chastaine, Carry	1 year	Female	Mulatto	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	21	Martin, Alfred L.	11 months	Male	Mulatto	Teething Another name for dentition, the eruption of new teeth in an infant. This process sometimes caused an infection that triggered a fever. In the absence of modern fever reducers or antiseptic agents these infections could sometimes cause serious symptoms and even death (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
5	22	Simms, Leonora	11 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
5	23	Lovett, [Infant]	1 day	Female	Black	Debility
5	24	Pomphray, Benjamin	1 day	Male	White	Erysipelas A bacterial infection of the skin that sometimes spread to internal organs and the bloodstream. The disease was sometimes confused with shingles. Some cases were very mild and only caused localized symptoms and discomfort, but the condition could quickly turn more serious in the absence of modern antibiotics (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	25	Hurst, Franklin	5 months	Male	White	Dropsy at the brain
5	26	[Unnamed male]		Male	White	Abortion	"Philip and Melissa Mayo are parents of Miscarriage no. 26. Suppose cause to derive from the jolting of an oxcart while riding in it."
5	27	Specter, [Infant]		Female	White	Abortion	"Susan Specter is parent of Miscarriage no. 27. Cannot tell cause."
5	28	Pelt, Sarah Jane	37 years	Female	White	Heart
5	29	Dawkins, Lydie	59 years	Female	Black	Bilious fever
5	30	Ward, [Infant]	1 year	Female	Black	Abortion	"Richard and Emma Watson are parents of Death no. 30. Cause: ox running away with cart while the mother was riding during pregnancy & dashed her out, and hurt her severely."
5	31	[Unnamed male]		Male	Black	Stillborn	"Stillborn births of Nos. 31 and 32 are the same parents. Cause not knowing, mother is Eliza Swails. These are the fourth case of hers."
5	32	[Unnamed male]		Male	Black	Stillborn
5	33	Robinson, Richard	21 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	34	Robinson, Fowney	5 years	Female	Black	Unknown
5	35	Russ, Floridian	1 year	Female	Black	Malaria An illness caused by a protozoan parasite transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected mosquito. In the 1800s this disease was thought to emerge from miasmas, unhealthy emissions from swamps or dead or rotting plant and animal matter. Malaria was often described as an intermittent fever because patients could experience alternating episodes of chills, fever and sweating followed by normal body temperatures (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
5	36	Robinson, Jamie L.	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Teething Another name for dentition, the eruption of new teeth in an infant. This process sometimes caused an infection that triggered a fever. In the absence of modern fever reducers or antiseptic agents these infections could sometimes cause serious symptoms and even death (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
7	1	Smith, John	4 days	Male	White	Not known
7	2	Whittington, William S.	13 years	Male	White	Whooping cough
7	3	Stone, George A. Y.	23 years	Male	White	Congestion of brain
7	4	Dykes, Florence	38 years	Female	White	Apoplexy Sudden incapacitation, loss of sensation and cessation of motion caused by a stroke or hemorrhaging in the brain (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).	"Florence G.A. Dykes, wife of Calvin Dykes (no. 33, Schedule 1, page 3) died Jan. 5th 1880 a few minutes after she was taken, disease supposed to be Appoplexy."
7	5	Dykes, Alice	2 years	Female	White	Congestion of stomach
7	6	Stephens, James M.	1 year	Male	White	Chronic diarrhea
7	7	King, Jacob L.	5 months	Male	White	Fever
7	8	Bulloch, Martha W.	80 years	Female	White	Unknown
7	9	Edenfield, Glenwood	1 month	Female	White	Whooping cough
7	10	Dickson, Lucretia A.	67 years	Female	White	Consumption Another name for tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs.
7	11	Teed		Male	Black	Stillborn
7	12	Smith, Martha	6 years	Female	Black	Worms This could refer to any of a number of intestinal infections involving hookworms, roundworms, or similar parasites.
7	13	Hill, Johnanna	3 days	Female	White	Hives, croup
7	14	Dennis, [Unnamed female]		Female	Black	Stillborn
7	15	Neel, Jane	28 years	Female	White	Colic
7	16	Weeks, Mary F.	2 years	Female	White	Bilious fever
7	17	Grimsley, Alice	10 years	Female	White	Dropsy A general term meaning the accumulation of fluid in some part of the body. A diagnosis of “dropsy” often meant the condition was prevalent throughout the body, while a case in which the accumulation of fluid was more localized might receive a more specific diagnosis. Examples include dropsy of the belly (ascites), the brain (hydrocephalus), the chest (hydrothorax), or the skin (anasarca) (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
7	18	Williams, Marget	6 months	Female	Black	Congestive chill
7	19	Thomas, George		Male	Black	Stillborn
7	20	Hatcher, Susanna	6 months	Female	White	Not known
7	21	Wombwell, Jane	23 years	Female	Black	Fever
7	22	Evans, Emma E.	30 years	Female	White	Childbirth fever
7	23	Evans, Florence S.	1 month	Female	White	Congestion of bowels
7	24	Coe, Munroe	29 years	Male	Mulatto	Cholera morbus
7	25	Coe, Mary	2 months	Female	Mulatto	Chronic diarrhea
7	26	Cowan, Mary	1 year	Female	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
7	27	Epps, Esther	35 years	Female	Black	Not known
7	28	Bulloch, Martha W.		Male	Mulatto	Stillborn
7	29	Emmanuel, Jenny	25 years	Female	White	Apoplexy Sudden incapacitation, loss of sensation and cessation of motion caused by a stroke or hemorrhaging in the brain (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).	"Jenny Emmanuel, wife of Asa Emmanuel, died in Feb. 1880, disease supposed to be appoplexy. She was dead before anyone knew she was sick. The family now resides in a different enumeration district."
9	1	Bingham, S. E.	50 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	2	Neel, Charity	28 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	3	Moneyham, John L.	3 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	4	Mooneyham, Martha	8 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	5	Basford, Henry L.	1 month	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	6	Paramore, T. A.	1 year, 1 month	Male	White	Poison by medicine
9	7	Martin, Joseph	9 years	Male	White	Poison by medicine
9	8	Brinson, Antony	1 month	Male	Black	Unknown
9	9	Spencer, Sallie	25 years	Female	Mulatto	Scrofula Tuberculosis occurring outside the lungs, typically in the form of glandular tumors in the neck. These tumors could become ulcerated, and the tuberculosis infection could spread to the lungs (McGown, A Practical Treatise on the Most Common Diseases of the South, 1849).
9	10	Barkley, Chairty	3 years	Female	Mulatto	Burned to death, accident
9	11	Owens, J. F.	18 years	Male	White	Typhoid pneumonia
9	12	Roberts, Abram	76 years	Male	Black	Inflamation of bowels
9	13	Wright, Bob	40 years	Male	Black	Asthma and fever
9	14	Green, Walter J.	2 years	Male	White	Strangulation
9	15	Watts, Amie	1 year, 1 month	Female	White	Inflamation of bowels
9	16	Arnold, Mary George	5 months	Female	White	Inflamation of bowels
9	17	Giddings, Alex	35 years	Male	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	18	Giddings, James	30 years	Male	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	19	James, Solomon	80 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	20	Roach, Alfred	16 years	Male	Black	Dyspepsia A chronic condition of the stomach characterized by indigestion, heartburn, flatulence, nausea and loss of appetite. Although diagnosed as a disease all its own, dyspepsia was really a set of related symptoms that could be caused by a variety of underlying problems—some physical, others mental or behavioral (Talley and Choung, Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2009).
9	21	Connelly, Isaac	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Inanition Exhaustion resulting from a lack of nourishment, primarily seen in infants (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
9	22	Dickenn, Mary	2 years	Female	Black	Not known
9	23	Calhoun, Ella M.	2 years	Female	White	Whooping cough
9	24	Calhoun, Francis W.	6 months	Male	White	Whooping cough
9	25	Long, Leman	12 years	Male	Black	Shot in play
9	26	Long, William	9 years	Male	Mulatto	Malarial fever
9	27	Ellington, Clarissa	1 week	Female	Mulatto	Convulsions Another name for seizures or involuntary muscle spasms. Associated with epilepsy and St. Vitus’ dance (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
9	28	Bell, Lewie	10 months	Male	Mulatto	Unknown
9	29	White, Willie	5 months	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	30	Dillard, Mary R.	53 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
9	31	McGee, William J.	21 years	Male	White	Typhoid fever
9	32	McCaskill, James J.	24 years	Male	White	Pneumonia An infection of the lungs characterized by inflammation and a buildup of fluid that makes it difficult to breathe (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
9	33	Andersan, Martha	28 years	Female	White	Septicemia Another name for blood poisoning caused by bacteria. Some doctors believed septicemia could result from breathing foul air (Dunglison, A Dictionary of Medical Science, 1893).
9	34	Beal, Mat	23 years	Male	Mulatto	Murdered
9	35	Boon, Daniel S.	9 years	Male	White	Unknown
9	36	Blackwell, Carrie	9 years	Female	Black	Burnt to death
10	1	Belser, Florence B.	8 years	Female	White	Yellow disease
11	1	Blackwell, Dicup	2 months	Female	Black	Croup A disease mainly attacking infants, in which the mucous membranes of the trachea become inflamed and cause the secretion of a thick mucus that makes it difficult to breathe. Also called cynanche trachealis (Hooper, Lexicon Medicum, 1860).
11	4	Kent, Susan	64 years	Female	White	Malarial fever

Title

Jackson County Mortality Schedule for the Federal Census of 1880

Subject

Census data

Mortality

Death--Causes--Statistics

Description

Mortality schedule for the United States Census of 1880 for Jackson County documenting persons who died during the year ending May 31, 1880.

Creator

United States. Department of the Interior.

Source

State Archives of Florida, Series S548

Date

1880

Contributor

Calloway, J.W.

Mitchell, James A.

Hennemann, H.A.

Beauchamp, Simon A.

Davis, H.B.

Widgen, George

Format

census records

Language

eng-US

Type

Text

Identifier

s548_mortality_jackson_1880

Coverage

Late 19th-Century Florida (1877-1900)

Transcript

Page	Line	Name	Age	Sex	Race	Cause of Death	Notes
1	1	Young, Jane	61 years	Female	Mulatto	Heart disease
1	2	Nealy, William M.	1 year	Male	White	Bowels inflamed
1	3	Daniels, Candis	70 years	Female	Mulatto	Heart disease
1	4	Staley, Jane	1 year	Female	White	Don't know
1	5	Whitaker, John	3 years	Male	Mulatto	Yellow disease
1	6	Bush, Judy	10 years	Female	Mulatto	Brain affection
1	7	Cullen, Curt	55 years	Male	White	Cancer on breast
1	8	Donalson, Berry	1 year	Male	White	Diarrhea
1	9	Spires, Lumpy	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Burnt to death, accident
1	10	Lewis, Mansfield	3 years	Male	Mulatto	Diarrhea
1	11	Foreman, Polly	21 years	Female	Mulatto	Womb disease
1	12	Pittman, Moses	29 years	Male	Mulatto	Heart disease
1	13	Lewis, Walter	1/4	Male	Mulatto	Don't know
1	14	Hinson, R. S.	2 years	Male	White	Meningitis
1	16	McPhaul, Hannah	24 years	Female	White	Childbirth
1	17	McJenkins, Oquila	101 years, 6 months	Male	White	Old age
1	19	Nicholson, Sandy	58 years	Male	Black	Unknown
2	1	Porter, [Infant]	5 days	Male	Black	Unknown
2	2	White, [Infant]	14 days	Female	Black	Smothered
2	3	White, Joseph	1 year	Male	Black	Unknown
2	4	Long, Oceola	1 day	Male	White	Unknown
2	5	Long, L.	1 day	Female	White	Unknown
2	6	Hicks, Nancy	5 years	Female	Black	Dropsy
2	7	Lewis, Joseph	2 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
2	8	Sims, Charlotte	4 years	Female	Black	Burned to death, accident
2	9	Sims, Roxy	3 years	Female	Black	Unknown
2	10	Baker, George	30 years	Male	Black	Heart disease
2	11	Robinson, Major	39 years	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia
2	12	Prather, Carry	1 year	Female	Mulatto	Teething
2	13	Shirley, Jack	2 years	Male	White	Yellow disease
2	14	Russ, Annie	7 months	Female	Mulatto	Spasms
2	15	Russ, Milton	4 months	Male	Mulatto	Unknown
2	16	Godwin, Rosa	3 days	Female	Mulatto	Unknown
2	17	Slade, John	36 years	Male	White	Apoplexy
2	18	Slade, Wesley	3 years	Male	White	Diphtheria
2	19	Green, George	1 year	Male	White	Pneumonia
2	20	Spears, Peter	60 years	Male	Black	Cancer stomach
2	21	Wynn, Mary	21 years	Female	Black	Unknown
2	22	Wynn, Lewis	65 years	Male	Black	Unknown
2	23	Sims, [Infant]	6 days	Female	Black	Inanition
2	24	Keys, Henry	2 years	Male	Black	Worms
2	25	Wilson, Amos	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Chills and fever
2	26	Holden, Georgia	20 years	Female	Mulatto	Pneumonia
2	27	Jackern, Nancy	74 years	Female	Black	Rheumatism
2	28	Watson, Huggins	20 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
2	29	Kindall, Milton	2 months	Male	Black	Convulsions
2	30	Bishop, James	1 year	Male	Black	Worms
2	31	Gainer, Philip	1 year	Male	Black	Dentition
2	32	Davis, Melviny	18 years	Female	Black	Consumption
2	33	Padgett, Nancy	51 years	Female	White	Congestion of brain
3	1	Bryan, Sally	8 days	Female	Black	Born sick
3	2	Bolyn, Susie P.	4 months	Female	Mulatto	Lingering sickness
3	3	Bolyn, Daniel	38 years	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia
3	4	Robinson, Peggy	50 years	Female	Black	Dropsy
3	5	White, James	30 years	Male	Mulatto	Enteritis
3	6	[Unnamed female]		Female	Black	Stillborn	"The cause cannot be supposed."
3	7	[Unnamed male]		Male	Black	Stillborn	"Supposed to be caused by over fatigue as the mother was working a very fast walking horse at plowing."
3	8	[Unnamed female]	1 day	Female	Mulatto	Stillborn
3	9	Chisholm, Tommy	1 year	Male	Black	Fever
3	10	Battle, Melia	58 years	Female	Black	Dropsy
3	11	Hayes, [Infant]	7 months	Female	Black	Pneumonia
3	12	Hayes, Decy	45 years	Female	Black	Pneumonia
3	13	Richard, James	1 year	Male	Black	Dropsy
3	14	[Unnamed female]		Female	Black	Stillborn
3	15	Hamilton, Charley	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Malaria
3	16	Daniel, Ella	5 years	Female	Black	Pneumonia
3	17	Limmo, Willile	1 year	Male	Black	Thrush
3	18	Edwards, Verge	46 years	Male	Black	Inflammation	"Death no. 18 was caused by a very severe leg fracture which occurred by two mules taking fright while the sufferer was assisting to load a wagon with bales of cotton and dashed him against a tree, and the leg took Inflamation.
3	19	Edwards, Paul	2 months	Male	Black	Unknown
3	20	St. Dickson, Emily	13 years	Female	Black	Doctor never told [marasmus]
3	21	Forn, Margaret	22 years	Female	White	Puerperal fever
3	22	Daly, Susan	72 years	Female	White	Consumption
3	23	Allen, Polly	3 years	Female	White	Fever
3	24	McNeally, Mattie	1 year	Female	Black	Fever
3	25	Emanuel, William Jane	22 years	Female	White	Hypertrophy of heart
3	26	Ming, Martha D.	5 months	Female	Black	Remittent fever
3	27	Pooser, [Infant]	1 month	Female	Black	Unknown
3	28	Bryan, Bans	6 years	Male	Black	Fever
3	29	Rawls, Louisa	51 years	Female	Black	Cancer of breast
3	30	Johnson, Indianna	4 years	Female	Black	Bilious fever
3	31	Comsford, Michael	50 years	Male	White	Typhoid fever
3	32	Martin, Frank	32 years	Male	White	Wound
3	33	Knap, William	28 years	Male	White	Consumption
3	34	Carter, F. M. G.	46 years	Male	White	Pneumonia	"Death no. 34 took place in the Town of Marianna, but the family had since removed out of the county."
3	36	Johnson, Robert	50 years	Male	Black	Fracture of skull
3	37	Robinson, Ann E.	51 years	Female	White	Unknown
5	1	Moorer, Susanna	20 years	Female	Black	Puerperal fever
5	2	Dickens, Robert	59 years	Male	Black	Fractured skull
5	3	Phite, Thomas U.	67 years	Male	White	Dropsy
5	4	Robinson, Florida	3 months	Female	White	Pneumonia
5	5	Wandeck, Charles	68 years	Male	White	Gastroenteritis
5	6	Love, Richard	5 months	Male	Black	Inanition
5	7	Davis, Billy	1 year	Male	Black	Teething
5	8	Courtney, Sarah A.	48 years	Female	White	Pneumonia
5	9	Maddox, George W.	52 years	Male	White	Cancer on neck
5	10	Brannon, [Infant]	2 days	Male	White	Stillborn
5	11	Dickson, Mary E.	5 years	Female	Black	Dropsy
5	12	White, Stephen J.	16 years	Male	White	Run over by a wagon
5	13	Dykes, Luranah	74 years	Female	White	Consumption
5	14	Pitman, John	9 years	Male	Black	Worms
5	15	Pitman, McLeod	2 years	Male	Black	Worms
5	16	Brash, Ellen	1 year	Female	Mulatto	Remittent fever
5	17	Richrd, Henry	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia
5	18	Chapman, Arthur	3 years	Male	Mulatto	Malarial fever
5	19	Messer, Hattie L.	21 years	Female	White	Fever
5	20	Chastaine, Carry	1 year	Female	Mulatto	Pneumonia
5	21	Martin, Alfred L.	11 months	Male	Mulatto	Teething
5	22	Simms, Leonora	11 years	Female	Black	Typhoid fever
5	23	Lovett, [Infant]	1 day	Female	Black	Debility
5	24	Pomphray, Benjamin	1 day	Male	White	Erysipelas
5	25	Hurst, Franklin	5 months	Male	White	Dropsy at the brain
5	26	[Unnamed male]		Male	White	Abortion	"Philip and Melissa Mayo are parents of Miscarriage no. 26. Suppose cause to derive from the jolting of an oxcart while riding in it."
5	27	Specter, [Infant]		Female	White	Abortion	"Susan Specter is parent of Miscarriage no. 27. Cannot tell cause."
5	28	Pelt, Sarah Jane	37 years	Female	White	Heart
5	29	Dawkins, Lydie	59 years	Female	Black	Bilious fever
5	30	Ward, [Infant]	1 year	Female	Black	Abortion	"Richard and Emma Watson are parents of Death no. 30. Cause: ox running away with cart while the mother was riding during pregnancy & dashed her out, and hurt her severely."
5	31	[Unnamed male]		Male	Black	Stillborn	"Stillborn births of Nos. 31 and 32 are the same parents. Cause not knowing, mother is Eliza Swails. These are the fourth case of hers."
5	32	[Unnamed male]		Male	Black	Stillborn
5	33	Robinson, Richard	21 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
5	34	Robinson, Fowney	5 years	Female	Black	Unknown
5	35	Russ, Floridian	1 year	Female	Black	Malaria
5	36	Robinson, Jamie L.	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Teething
7	1	Smith, John	4 days	Male	White	Not known
7	2	Whittington, William S.	13 years	Male	White	Whooping cough
7	3	Stone, George A. Y.	23 years	Male	White	Congestion of brain
7	4	Dykes, Florence	38 years	Female	White	Apoplexy	"Florence G.A. Dykes, wife of Calvin Dykes (no. 33, Schedule 1, page 3) died Jan. 5th 1880 a few minutes after she was taken, disease supposed to be Appoplexy."
7	5	Dykes, Alice	2 years	Female	White	Congestion of stomach
7	6	Stephens, James M.	1 year	Male	White	Chronic diarrhea
7	7	King, Jacob L.	5 months	Male	White	Fever
7	8	Bulloch, Martha W.	80 years	Female	White	Unknown
7	9	Edenfield, Glenwood	1 month	Female	White	Whooping cough
7	10	Dickson, Lucretia A.	67 years	Female	White	Consumption
7	11	Teed		Male	Black	Stillborn
7	12	Smith, Martha	6 years	Female	Black	Worms
7	13	Hill, Johnanna	3 days	Female	White	Hives, croup
7	14	Dennis, [Unnamed female]		Female	Black	Stillborn
7	15	Neel, Jane	28 years	Female	White	Colic
7	16	Weeks, Mary F.	2 years	Female	White	Bilious fever
7	17	Grimsley, Alice	10 years	Female	White	Dropsy
7	18	Williams, Marget	6 months	Female	Black	Congestive chill
7	19	Thomas, George		Male	Black	Stillborn
7	20	Hatcher, Susanna	6 months	Female	White	Not known
7	21	Wombwell, Jane	23 years	Female	Black	Fever
7	22	Evans, Emma E.	30 years	Female	White	Childbirth fever
7	23	Evans, Florence S.	1 month	Female	White	Congestion of bowels
7	24	Coe, Munroe	29 years	Male	Mulatto	Cholera morbus
7	25	Coe, Mary	2 months	Female	Mulatto	Chronic diarrhea
7	26	Cowan, Mary	1 year	Female	Black	Pneumonia
7	27	Epps, Esther	35 years	Female	Black	Not known
7	28	Bulloch, Martha W.		Male	Mulatto	Stillborn
7	29	Emmanuel, Jenny	25 years	Female	White	Apoplexy	"Jenny Emmanuel, wife of Asa Emmanuel, died in Feb. 1880, disease supposed to be appoplexy. She was dead before anyone knew she was sick. The family now resides in a different enumeration district."
9	1	Bingham, S. E.	50 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	2	Neel, Charity	28 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	3	Moneyham, John L.	3 years	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	4	Mooneyham, Martha	8 years	Female	White	Malarial fever
9	5	Basford, Henry L.	1 month	Male	White	Malarial fever
9	6	Paramore, T. A.	1 year, 1 month	Male	White	Poison by medicine
9	7	Martin, Joseph	9 years	Male	White	Poison by medicine
9	8	Brinson, Antony	1 month	Male	Black	Unknown
9	9	Spencer, Sallie	25 years	Female	Mulatto	Scrofula
9	10	Barkley, Chairty	3 years	Female	Mulatto	Burned to death, accident
9	11	Owens, J. F.	18 years	Male	White	Typhoid pneumonia
9	12	Roberts, Abram	76 years	Male	Black	Inflamation of bowels
9	13	Wright, Bob	40 years	Male	Black	Asthma and fever
9	14	Green, Walter J.	2 years	Male	White	Strangulation
9	15	Watts, Amie	1 year, 1 month	Female	White	Inflamation of bowels
9	16	Arnold, Mary George	5 months	Female	White	Inflamation of bowels
9	17	Giddings, Alex	35 years	Male	White	Pneumonia
9	18	Giddings, James	30 years	Male	White	Pneumonia
9	19	James, Solomon	80 years	Male	Black	Pneumonia
9	20	Roach, Alfred	16 years	Male	Black	Dyspepsia
9	21	Connelly, Isaac	1 year	Male	Mulatto	Inanition
9	22	Dickenn, Mary	2 years	Female	Black	Not known
9	23	Calhoun, Ella M.	2 years	Female	White	Whooping cough
9	24	Calhoun, Francis W.	6 months	Male	White	Whooping cough
9	25	Long, Leman	12 years	Male	Black	Shot in play
9	26	Long, William	9 years	Male	Mulatto	Malarial fever
9	27	Ellington, Clarissa	1 week	Female	Mulatto	Convulsions
9	28	Bell, Lewie	10 months	Male	Mulatto	Unknown
9	29	White, Willie	5 months	Male	Mulatto	Pneumonia
9	30	Dillard, Mary R.	53 years	Female	White	Typhoid fever
9	31	McGee, William J.	21 years	Male	White	Typhoid fever
9	32	McCaskill, James J.	24 years	Male	White	Pneumonia
9	33	Andersan, Martha	28 years	Female	White	Septicemia
9	34	Beal, Mat	23 years	Male	Mulatto	Murdered
9	35	Boon, Daniel S.	9 years	Male	White	Unknown
9	36	Blackwell, Carrie	9 years	Female	Black	Burnt to death
10	1	Belser, Florence B.	8 years	Female	White	Yellow disease
11	1	Blackwell, Dicup	2 months	Female	Black	Croup
11	4	Kent, Susan	64 years	Female	White	Malarial fever

Collection ID

Subject - Person

Young, Jane, ca.1819-ca.1880

Nealy, William M., ca.1879-ca.1880

Daniels, Candis, ca.1810-ca.1880

Staley, Jane, ca.1879-ca.1880

Whitaker, John, ca.1877-ca.1880

Bush, Judy, ca.1870-ca.1880

Cullen, Curt, ca.1825-ca.1880

Donalson, Berry, ca.1879-ca.1880

Spires, Lumpy, ca.1879-ca.1880

Lewis, Mansfield, ca.1877-ca.1880

Foreman, Polly, ca.1859-ca.1880

Pittman, Moses, ca.1851-ca.1880

Lewis, Walter, ca.1880-ca.1880

Hinson, R. S., ca.1878-ca.1880

McPhaul, Hannah, ca.1856-ca.1880

McJenkins, Oquila, ca.1779-ca.1880

Nicholson, Sandy, ca.1822-ca.1880

Porter, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

White, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

White, Joseph, ca.1879-ca.1880

Long, Oceola, ca.1880-ca.1880

Long, L., ca.1880-ca.1880

Hicks, Nancy, ca.1875-ca.1880

Lewis, Joseph, ca.1878-ca.1880

Sims, Charlotte, ca.1876-ca.1880

Sims, Roxy, ca.1877-ca.1880

Baker, George, ca.1850-ca.1880

Robinson, Major, ca.1841-ca.1880

Prather, Carry, ca.1879-ca.1880

Shirley, Jack, ca.1878-ca.1880

Russ, Annie, ca.1880-ca.1880

Russ, Milton, ca.1880-ca.1880

Godwin, Rosa, ca.1880-ca.1880

Slade, John, ca.1844-ca.1880

Slade, Wesley, ca.1877-ca.1880

Green, George, ca.1879-ca.1880

Spears, Peter, ca.1820-ca.1880

Wynn, Mary, ca.1859-ca.1880

Wynn, Lewis, ca.1815-ca.1880

Sims, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Keys, Henry, ca.1878-ca.1880

Wilson, Amos, ca.1879-ca.1880

Holden, Georgia, ca.1860-ca.1880

Jackern, Nancy, ca.1806-ca.1880

Watson, Huggins, ca.1860-ca.1880

Kindall, Milton, ca.1880-ca.1880

Bishop, James, ca.1879-ca.1880

Gainer, Philip, ca.1879-ca.1880

Davis, Melviny, ca.1862-ca.1880

Padgett, Nancy, ca.1829-ca.1880

Bryan, Sally, ca.1880-ca.1880

Bolyn, Susie P., ca.1880-ca.1880

Bolyn, Daniel, ca.1842-ca.1880

Robinson, Peggy, ca.1830-ca.1880

White, James, ca.1850-ca.1880

[Unnamed female], d. ca.1880

[Unnamed male], d. ca.1880

[Unnamed female], ca.1880-ca.1880

Chisholm, Tommy, ca.1879-ca.1880

Battle, Melia, ca.1822-ca.1880

Hayes, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Hayes, Decy, ca.1835-ca.1880

Richard, James, ca.1879-ca.1880

[Unnamed female], d. ca.1880

Hamilton, Charley, ca.1879-ca.1880

Daniel, Ella, ca.1875-ca.1880

Limmo, Willile, ca.1879-ca.1880

Edwards, Verge, ca.1834-ca.1880

Edwards, Paul, ca.1880-ca.1880

St. Dickson, Emily, ca.1867-ca.1880

Forn, Margaret, ca.1858-ca.1880

Daly, Susan, ca.1808-ca.1880

Allen, Polly, ca.1877-ca.1880

McNeally, Mattie, ca.1879-ca.1880

Emanuel, William Jane, ca.1858-ca.1880

Ming, Martha D., ca.1880-ca.1880

Pooser, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Bryan, Bans, ca.1874-ca.1880

Rawls, Louisa, ca.1829-ca.1880

Johnson, Indianna, ca.1876-ca.1880

Comsford, Michael, ca.1830-ca.1880

Martin, Frank, ca.1848-ca.1880

Knap, William, ca.1852-ca.1880

Carter, F. M. G., ca.1834-ca.1880

Johnson, Robert, ca.1830-ca.1880

Robinson, Ann E., ca.1829-ca.1880

Moorer, Susanna, ca.1860-ca.1880

Dickens, Robert, ca.1821-ca.1880

Phite, Thomas U., ca.1813-ca.1880

Robinson, Florida, ca.1880-ca.1880

Wandeck, Charles, ca.1812-ca.1880

Love, Richard, ca.1880-ca.1880

Davis, Billy, ca.1879-ca.1880

Courtney, Sarah A., ca.1832-ca.1880

Maddox, George W., ca.1828-ca.1880

Brannon, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Dickson, Mary E., ca.1875-ca.1880

White, Stephen J., ca.1864-ca.1880

Dykes, Luranah, ca.1806-ca.1880

Pitman, John, ca.1871-ca.1880

Pitman, McLeod, ca.1878-ca.1880

Brash, Ellen, ca.1879-ca.1880

Richrd, Henry, ca.1879-ca.1880

Chapman, Arthur, ca.1877-ca.1880

Messer, Hattie L., ca.1859-ca.1880

Chastaine, Carry, ca.1879-ca.1880

Martin, Alfred L., ca.1880-ca.1880

Simms, Leonora, ca.1869-ca.1880

Lovett, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Pomphray, Benjamin, ca.1880-ca.1880

Hurst, Franklin, ca.1880-ca.1880

[Unnamed male], d. ca.1880

Specter, [Infant], ca.1880-ca.1880

Pelt, Sarah Jane, ca.1843-ca.1880

Dawkins, Lydie, ca.1821-ca.1880

Ward, [Infant], ca.1879-ca.1880

[Unnamed male], d. ca.1880

Robinson, Richard, ca.1859-ca.1880

Robinson, Fowney, ca.1875-ca.1880

Russ, Floridian, ca.1879-ca.1880

Robinson, Jamie L., ca.1879-ca.1880

Smith, John, ca.1880-ca.1880

Whittington, William S., ca.1867-ca.1880

Stone, George A. Y., ca.1857-ca.1880

Dykes, Florence, ca.1842-ca.1880

Dykes, Alice, ca.1878-ca.1880

Stephens, James M., ca.1879-ca.1880

King, Jacob L., ca.1880-ca.1880

Bulloch, Martha W., ca.1800-ca.1880

Edenfield, Glenwood, ca.1880-ca.1880

Dickson, Lucretia A., ca.1813-ca.1880

Teed, d. ca.1880

Smith, Martha, ca.1874-ca.1880

Hill, Johnanna, ca.1880-ca.1880

Dennis, [Unnamed female], d. ca.1880

Neel, Jane, ca.1852-ca.1880

Weeks, Mary F., ca.1878-ca.1880

Grimsley, Alice, ca.1870-ca.1880

Williams, Marget, ca.1880-ca.1880

Thomas, George, d. ca.1880

Hatcher, Susanna, ca.1880-ca.1880

Wombwell, Jane, ca.1857-ca.1880

Evans, Emma E., ca.1850-ca.1880

Evans, Florence S., ca.1880-ca.1880

Coe, Munroe, ca.1851-ca.1880

Coe, Mary, ca.1880-ca.1880

Cowan, Mary, ca.1879-ca.1880

Epps, Esther, ca.1845-ca.1880

Bulloch, Martha W., d. ca.1880

Emmanuel, Jenny, ca.1855-ca.1880

Bingham, S. E., ca.1830-ca.1880

Neel, Charity, ca.1852-ca.1880

Moneyham, John L., ca.1877-ca.1880

Mooneyham, Martha, ca.1872-ca.1880

Basford, Henry L., ca.1880-ca.1880

Paramore, T. A., ca.1879-ca.1880

Martin, Joseph, ca.1871-ca.1880

Brinson, Antony, ca.1880-ca.1880

Spencer, Sallie, ca.1855-ca.1880

Barkley, Chairty, ca.1877-ca.1880

Owens, J. F., ca.1862-ca.1880

Roberts, Abram, ca.1804-ca.1880

Wright, Bob, ca.1840-ca.1880

Green, Walter J., ca.1878-ca.1880

Watts, Amie, ca.1879-ca.1880

Arnold, Mary George, ca.1880-ca.1880

Giddings, Alex, ca.1845-ca.1880

Giddings, James, ca.1850-ca.1880

James, Solomon, ca.1800-ca.1880

Roach, Alfred, ca.1864-ca.1880

Connelly, Isaac, ca.1879-ca.1880

Dickenn, Mary, ca.1878-ca.1880

Calhoun, Ella M., ca.1878-ca.1880

Calhoun, Francis W., ca.1880-ca.1880

Long, Leman, ca.1868-ca.1880

Long, William, ca.1871-ca.1880

Ellington, Clarissa, ca.1880-ca.1880

Bell, Lewie, ca.1880-ca.1880

White, Willie, ca.1880-ca.1880

Dillard, Mary R., ca.1827-ca.1880

McGee, William J., ca.1859-ca.1880

McCaskill, James J., ca.1856-ca.1880

Andersan, Martha, ca.1852-ca.1880

Beal, Mat, ca.1857-ca.1880

Boon, Daniel S., ca.1871-ca.1880

Blackwell, Carrie, ca.1871-ca.1880

Belser, Florence B., ca.1872-ca.1880

Blackwell, Dicup, ca.1880-ca.1880

Kent, Susan, ca.1816-ca.1880

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