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Here are the names on the Madison County AL 1809 cnesus. At the bottom of the post I have listed several questions that came to my mind after seeing this list and also comments from researcher Larry KEITH.
Does anyoe recognize a name? does anyone have further information?
thank you all for your time and effort.
Lynda Campbell
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1809 Census of Madison County, Alabama
Reubin Windham; Jiles Muckleroy; John Murphy; John Wood; Jacob Broils; Levy Melvin; Leban Rice; Reubin Brock; Isaac Brock; Sturdy Garner; William Burges; Richard Burges; Larkin Rogers;
Charles Gwinn; Joseph Cartwright; Lettleton Felps; Harman Kink; James Moore; James Pybes; Thomas Speaks; James Fitzgerrald; John Helm; Thomas Murphy; John Jones; Jacob Clemmons; Cullen Earp; Francis Shaw; James Walker; Moses Poore; Issaiah Hamilton; John Gatlin; Gavin Johnston; Francis Johnston; Isaac Criner; Joseph Gormely; Nicholas Couch; George Baylis; James Levingston; Nathaniel Davis; George Baylis; John Maloy; Samuel Davis; John R. Cook; Mary Morrow; John Ridenor; Asahal Babb; James Babb; Aseph Wills; John Harles; John Bayzone; George Bayzone; Live Hines; Absalem Colwel; John Carter; John Bunch; Ebenezar Byram; Jacob Pense; William Tindall; James Braden; Hezekiah Baylis Jr.; Daniel Baylis; Hezekiah Baylis Sr.; William Clark; James McGowen; John Hester; John McCrimmons; John Christian; Jacob McCarty; James Black; Mordacia Lammon; Daniel McFall; John Sprawl; Benjamin Franks; John Smith Sr.; William Fields; Daniel Morris; George Broils; John Condron; John Lewis; Henry Forgusson; Bobert S. Qallient; John Bason; William Brown; William Brown Jr.; Elijah Lawley; Hugh Malloy; Varnel Magbee; Joseph Powell; William Barlett; Jacob Prewit; Jacob York; James Mahan; James Dayton; John Grayson; Benjamin Wilson; James Wilson; James Loller; David Harles; Thomas Jones; Reece Baylis; Robin Hampton; John Waldrop; Enoch Berrry; Robert Davis; Robert Bushart; Richart Crawson; Peter Anderson; Samuel Cannimore; David Lindsey; Banjamin Busey; John Gillin; William Thompson; Jacob Baldwin; Abraham King; Isaac Rogers; Adfred Massingale;
Solomon Massingale; Cason Fulch; Reddin Crisp; Henry Landers; Amos Elliott; James Walker; George Light; Jessey Sullens; Levy Crow; John Allbright; John Hellums; Alden Bryam; Thomas O Banian; Williams Neighbors; Edward Bradley; Andrew Sibley; Spencer Ball; John Hews; Moses Seton; George Poe; James Criss; Anthony Street; John Reynolds; James Shoemaker; Samuel Wilson; James Anderson; James Christian; Mathew Pendall; Thomas Lindsey; Henry Moors; John Hatfield; Richard Mardis; Joesph Wofford; John Lillingsworth; Ebenezar Byram Jr.; John Derick; Reynold May; James Drake; Edmond Clements; George Blackburn; Benjamin Langford; John Couch Sr.; Thomas Couch; John Couch Jr.; John Allison; Waller Mathews; Joseph Mathews; Archibald McDaniel; John Renneau; John Martin; John Kerksey; Edward Webster; William Hallmark; John May; Samuel Aklin; James Cotton; Charles McCartney; Joseph Hews; Joseph Aklin; Thomas McBroom; Michael Montgomery; George Sharp; Thomas Williams; Hugh Rogers; George Dilworth; Reubin Simmons; Mathew Moore; Thomas Mimms; James D. Rogers; Wiliam W. Kavanaugh; Thomas Powell; Hugh Carothers; John Morison; William Adair; Samuel Mardis; Benjamin Wafford Sr.; Benjamin Wafford Jr.; William Gassaway; John Nicholson; John Crawford; Francis
Johnston; Daniel Harrison; Davis Neale; Isaac Johnston; John Clap; Robert Wright; Joseph Evans; Francis Bell; Thomas Nismith; Thomas Hewlet; John Kavanaugh; George Hallmark Sr.; George Hallmark Jr.; John Baker; James Kernes; John Loy; James McNutt; Isreal Standefer; Robert Stinson; Lewis Clapp; Vincent Glass; William Bird; Joseph Harrison; Robert Liston; Jessy Frenck; James Seton; John Hodges; John Bayley; William Balyes; Ezekiel Clap; Hugh McVay; Minor Winn; Thomas Bawlin; Robert Boyd; John Keys; Gamiel Findley; Maynard Colly; Nathaniel Austin; Richard Bell; William Lynch; John Hunt; Giles McGuire; Benjamin Stegall; William Campbell; Joseph Doughtery; Alexander Gilbreadth; David Gray; William Landrum; James Smith; Abel Lewis; Rodan Fulcher; Alexander Campbell; Little B Adams; Joseph Adams;
Raleigh Hews; Charles Carrell; William Carrell; William Bloomer; David Jones; Isaac Vernon; Benjamin Stedham; John Millhouse; Henry Bloodworth; Daniel Kieth; Abraham Perkins; Robert Winn; Athony Ward; David Henderson; Thomas Johnson; George Snodgrass; John Jackson; James Henderson; Abner
Cotton; Garland Tidwell; William Wright; John Childers; Moses Fields; William Mayson; William Fowler; William Cooper; James Copeland; Benjamni Grayson; Benjamin Williams; Thomas Battle; Benjamin W. Battle; Joseph Greenwood; Phelix Parker; John McPhail; John Beason; Freemon Jones; William
Southerland; James Matier; James Mattier [2sic]; Solomon Matier; James McCinnis; Alexander Baxter; Rowland Cornelius; Robert Harper; John Conley; David Connelly; Hugh Carothers; James Hubbard; John Morrison; John Bird; Edmund Hodges; Robert Dial; John Birdwell; Francis Maxwell; John Baxter;
Stephen Jones; Nicholas Moser; Joseph Pate; William Bonds; Joshua Butcher; William Reneau; Richard Hallmark; Daniel Gillis; Archibald Patterson; Malcolm Patterson; William Simpson; George Wilder; John Wilder; Horatio Aday; Hugh Wollard; Dillin Blevins; John Roller; Abram Head; Abner Solmon; Michael Harrison; William Campbell; Patrick Burns; John Robins and John Jones
Some questions that came to my mind when seeing this census.
1. The name John REYNOLDS shows up here and also on the 1828 (Powell Valley, Campbell Co., TN) will of Joshua INGLISH. Is this the same John REYNOLDS. Is there a relationship bewtween this surname and Reynolds MAY?
2.The name John MAY shows up here. Could this be the brother of Reynolds MAY.
3.The name Moses FIELDS shows up here and a Moses FIELDS is living in Maysville, Benton County, AR when Reynolds MAY and family are living there. Is he a good friend of the family? Is he related to the family somehow? Moses FIELDS is probably one of the friends or family that migrated to AR with Reynolds MAY.
4.Could the Joshua BUTCHER listed above be related to the Elisha BOUCHER/BUTCHER that is listed on the 1828 will of Joshua INGLISH and the same Elisha BOUCHER who married Joshua INGLISH's daughter Sarah INGLISH?
5. Could the Daniel KEITH mentioned above be related to William Bird KEITH who married Reynolds MAY's daughter Sarah Ruth MAY?
6. Is the John McPhail listed the father or other relation of Elizabeth McPhail who married Reynolds MAY's son Joshua MAY?
7. Could Sarah Ruth MAY's husband William Bird KEITH be named after the William BIRD listed in this census?
8. Reynolds MAY's oldest son James who married Letsey WALLACE (probably daughter of Andrew WALLACE) had a son named Joshua Kavanaugh MAY. Is there any relationship between this name and the William Kavanaugh listed in this census.
9. Is the George SHARP listed in this census from the SHARP family residing in the Powell Valley with Reynolds MAY's wife father-in-law Joshua INGLISH?
10 Are the Alexander CAMPBELL and William CAMPBELL (listed twice in the census) listed in the census related to Reynolds MAY's brother in-law, Thomas INGLISH (son of Joshua INGLISH SR. and Sarah) wife Letitia CAMPBELL from Campbell Co., TN?
11. Could the John CONLEY and David CONELLY in the census be related to Sarah CONLEY (wife of James PATTON) whose daughter Brunetta PATTON married Reynolds MAY's grandson, John MAY SR.?
12. Is the John BUNCH listed in the census related to the Samuel BUNCH whose company Reynolds MAY later fought under in the War of 1812 (1814) out of Campbell County, TN.?
13. Who are John MALOY and Hugh MALLOY listed in this census? Are they in some way related to the McPhail family?
14 Who is Reddin CRISP listed in this census. I have come across the CRISP name in my research before, but cannot remember where or when.
Larry KEITH gives the following information:
In 1809, the line dividing Alabama and Tennessee was still not marked. Some whites were claiming the Tennessee River to be the border. During this time, Daniel KEITH and family (from Pendleton Dist, SC), having moved to occupy some Franklin Co., TN bounty land, lived on both sides of the present-day TN/AL line. Daniel was among signatories of a petition to the U.S. government to have the River proclaimed border (Upper Creek Indians still "owned" northern Alabama). Far as I know, no connection has been established between Nichodemus and Daniel Keith.
Larry
The Keith web site, updated 3/21/99: http://pages.prodigy.net/lakeith
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