Subject: MS CENSUS LOOK UP - THOMAS HAWTHORNE From: Jfhawthorn Date: August 30, 1998 To: [email protected] I am trying to establish when the Thomas Hawthorn family left Abbeville County, SC and migrated to MS. I suspect that they should be in the 1840, 1850 and 1860 census of either Tippah or Pontotoc County, Ms (these counties were combined along with a small section of Lee County in about 1870 and renamed Union County) I know that Thomas Hawthorn (or HATHORN or HAWTHORN) was in the Abbeville Country, SC area during the 1830 This Thomas was the son of David Hazlep Hathorn and Mary Ann Cowan, however, I don't know if we was living with his parents, or on his on. David Hazlep Hathorn died in 1832) The follow information is know: 1. He married a Mary (Polly) Richey. (daughter of William Richey) 2. Polly could have been living with her step parents Joseph and Eliz. "Betsey" Lyons prior to her marriage to Thomas or she could have been living with a John WIER. Who I suspect was either her Grandfather or Uncle (Both were named John lived in Abbeville County, SC) 3. Polly would have been 17-18 during the 1830 census and I don't know if she had married at that time. (I know that she was married when a will was probated in 1831) Thomas Hawthorn inherited $118 and was listed as being married to Polly. 4. I know that Thomas and Polly's fist son, Harvey Hawthorn, was born 9/15/1832. 5. I know that the last of there (10 ) children, Mary Ada, was born 10/31/1856. Note the different spellings of the name Hawthorn - I have tried to use the spelling used by the people mentioned. The spelling went from HATHORN, TO HAWTHORN, to HAWTHORNE. Thomas Hawthorn's father spelled it HATHORN and Thomas changed it to HAWTHORN and Thomas' children used the modern spelling of HAWTHORNE. ==== SCROOTS Mailing List ==== Go To: #, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, Main |