Dear
Jenny,
Nice to
hear from you again. I wish I could say Ken was home twiddling his fingers, but
he’s back in Atlanta at work. His next one week vacation is in late June.
Sigh.
I need
to ask a favor. In order to keep page numbers straight on the censuses, it’s
important to keep requests for 1860 and 1870 on separate emails. In this
request, Isaac Houston on B167 is actually in the 1870 census, and Isaac Huston
is on B1203 of the 1860. It took some time for me to catch onto this and look at
the correct films. In the future, if you can send just one year per
request, it might be less likely to get mixed up. Much
appreciated.
I’m
going to combine all your lookups on this answer. First, 1860, then 1870, then
Cemetery listings. I also threw in a marriage. In the case of the cemetery
listings, the Tice family also has a family history on pp. 627-628 of the
cemetery book. It contain a lot more information. I have made reference to it
for some details. When Ken is home he can scan and send those pages to you if
you want them, so let me know.
Here we
go. J
Laurie
1860 Fed
Census, Brown Co, IL
Buckhorn
twp, 1203/1148
Isaac
Houston 32, farmer, Kentucky
Mrs. E.
Houston 26, Illinois
M.J.
(female) 10, Illinois
A.E.
(female) 8, Illinois
J.J.
(male) 6, Illinois
S.C.
(female) 4, Illinois
J.H.
(male) 2, Illinois
Infant
(male) 1m, Illinois
==
1870 Fed
Census, Brown Co, IL
Versailles
Twp 124/124
James
Martin 35, laborer, Virginia
Sarah
Martin 20, keeps house, Illinois
Benjamin
Hill 30, laborer, North Carolina
==
170 Fed
Census, Brown Co, IL
Buckhorn
twp 167/167
Isaac
Huston 43, farmer, Kentucky
Elizabeth
Huston 36, keeps house, Illinois
Mary
Huston 20, Illinois
James
Huston 16, Illinois
Sarah
Huston 14, Illinois
John
Huston 12, Illinois
Stephen
Huston 10, Illinois
Malinda
Huston 8, Illinois
Isaac
Huston 6, Illinois
Martha
Huston 2, Illinois
==
From
Marriages of Brown Co, IL: Isaac Houston m. Elizabeth Maltby 30 Aug
1849.
==
Cemeteries
of Brown Co, IL
Mt.
Sterling City Cemetery, pp. 238,267, 627,628
Avis
Simmons, wife of Frank Tice (1891-1971)
Frank
Tice, son of William & Emma Tice & husband of Avis
(1891-1955)
Clara
Buss, wife of Homer Tice (1889-1931) Homer is listed on p. 267 as a nephew of
William & George, but no burial is found. Could have been a WWI
casualty.
Edna
Tice, dau of William & Emma Tice
(1881-1962)
Emma B.
Weaver, wife of William Tice (b. 10 Aug 1854 & d. 10 May
1906)
William
Tice, son of Sam Tice & Elizabeth Briggle & husband of Emma Weaver (b.
31 Mar 1855 & d. 21 Aug 1941)
Ethel B.
Hickman, wife of Harry F. Tice (1884-1958)
Harry F.
Tice, son of William & Emma & husband of Ethel Hickman
(1887-1966)
George
W. Tice, brother of William Tice & son of Sam & Elizabeth Briggle Tice
& husband of Maggie L. Taylor (b. 26 Jul 1861 & d. 28 Mar
1955)
Maggie
L. Taylor, wife of George W. Tice (b. 18 Oct 1861 & d. 13 Nov
1914)
p. 418:
Deaths in Brown County, IL 1958
Clarence
F. Tice d. 20 Feb 1858 (also listed on p. 238 & 627. His 1st
wife was Calista Price and his
2nd was Rose Keifer))
Ethel B.
Tice d. 5 Aug 1858 (Wife of Harry F. Tice, also listed on p.
238)
Clarence
is a son of Jasper Tice and Annie Wilson, and a cousin to George and William (I
think J).
Sam Tice
is a son of John Tice/Theiss, the original settler by that name in Brown County.
Page 627 says the original spelling of the name is Theiss and he was of German
origin, though it doesn’t say he was born in Germany. The Theiss family is
prominent in Shenandoah Valley (Virginia) where so many of the German immigrants
settled before moving west to Kentucky and onward. So John may have been from
one of these families. There is a will probated for John Tice with the Brown
County Circuit Court.
END
-----Original
Message-----
From: Jenny Matson
[mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 11:45
PM
To:
[email protected]
Subject:
1870 census lookuo brown county
Hi Ken or
Laurie,
Jenny again! Can I have a census lookup please.
1870
HOUSTON, Isaac
(B1203)
MARTIN, James
(V124)
and also
for
1860
HUSTON,, Isaac
(B167)
Thought I'd give
you something to do while you're on holiday, so you won't have to sit around
twiddling your fingers out of bordom!!
Regards Jenny
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