HANNAH BARRETT TOLES
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Hannah Barrett Toles
1797 ~ 1850
Hannah Barrett was born about 1797 in Greenville Dist., South Carolina.. She was the daughter of Reuben Barrett and Hannah Doty (?).
Hannahs mother died when Hannah was 13 years old and no doubt had to care for the younger children in the household. Arthur and William, Elizabeth and Prudence were all very young. Hannah's father, Reuben died when she was 17 years old in 1814. At first she took the younger girls to raise, then one of the girls went to Mary Barrett Jackson and the other to Peggy Barrett Prince, the older married sisters.
Hannah's father's will was entered into probate 17 Mar 1814 and he willed to his daughter" to Hannah, my daughter, one bed and furniture, one cow and calf and a fourteen dollar saddle to be bought for her when she marries or before if convienient." Hannah traveled to the south with her older brothers ,first to Alabama..
"At some point before 1826 Hannah left Greenville, apparently in the company of her brother Joseph, for Tuscaloosa Co., Alabama. She was there witnessing a deed for Joseph (1) in November of 1825 (2)(one acre of land for a church, apparently Big Creek Baptist). However, on 17 May 1826 she signed a deed transferring her share of Reuben�s estate to her brother-in-law David Jackson, and at that time she was �of Greenville.� Although it would have been possible to execute the deed by mail, her signature was witnessed by Joel Youngblood who was a resident of Greenville. The original deed is in Dr. D. B. Jackson�s papers, now in possession of Robert Jackson of Georgia.
"Interestingly, Hannah signed this deed with an X and a shaky one at that. Is it possible that Hannah had a physical or mental impairment? Her mother, Hannah, was able to sign her own name and it seems strange that young Hannah was not at least minimally educated.
"The existence of the foregoing deed with Hannah�s signature seems to be proof that she returned to Greenville for a period of time; however, she married Suddeth eight months later (14 January 1827) in Tuscaloosa County. She was up in years for a first marriage, being close to 30 years old."
(All Paragraphs in " " are from Karen Hett (KH) Research, written in the eighties and revised in 1999 to include the Jackson documents.)
Hannah was to married Sudduth Toles almost 15 years later. They married on January 14, 1827 in Tuscaloosa District, Alabama. I have never seen any other records of her being married before she married Sudduth, but 35 years old seems like a long time before marriage in those days.(See Karen Hett theory above. If indeed she was mentally or physically impared this could be the reason she married so late in life. Also all her brothers and sisters were educated or could at least write their names. Her brotehrs Joseph and David both became school teachers. She is found in the 1830 Tuscaloosa Co., Alabama census.
Sudduth was a widow who had been married to Nancy Nolan on Aug 3, 1820b in Elbert County, GA. They had two children William M. born in 1821, Elizabeth born in 1824 . Sudduth was the son of James L. Toles and Pricilla Sudduth. Evidently Nancy died before 1827. Elizabeth was three years old, and was mentally challenged and classified as an "idiot" on the 1850 Madison County, MS census. Sudduth and Hannah had their first child in Dec. of 1828, James M. Toles, next Nancy A. Toles about 1832, Sarah Toles in 1837.
In 1837, James Toles and William Toles were both "bound out" by the orphan courts. "Doesn't this mean that they were bound as apprentices? Lots of parents, who didn't have enough money to send a son to school or didn't have a profession to pass on to the child, would bind the child as an apprentice to a friend, neighbor, or relative who might be a stone mason, brick layer, or blacksmith. The child would work for the adult while learning the profession. He would be provided food and a place to sleep, and perhaps a small allowance--which he often had to turn over to his parents."(KH)
"The apprenticeship typically last for years, but it was a set number of years that had been agreed on by the father and the professional person. Once the years were up, the boy was free to leave, or if he stayed, he would be paid for his work."(KH)
"This may be what you'll find in this situation. In fact, I'm thinking that this is 85 per cent a sure bet. If you get the records, it will say what the boy was bound for, but I'm just about positive it will name a profession and a length of time for the apprenticeship. Like, "bound for 5 years to Joe Smith in order to learn the bricklaying profession at his hands" or something like that."(KH)
We know that James Toles was a Tinner from the 1850 census records. "Janet--my unabridged Random House dictionary says that a tinner was a tinsmith. This would be a skill that would set him apart on a higher scale than a farmer. It might seem surprising to us these days, but blacksmiths and tinsmiths, and bricklayers were people to be admired because they had a marketable skill. They could move to any town in America and make a living. That makes me even more convinced that this is why the children were bound to him."(KH) Note: I am trying to order the court documents surrounding this case.(JBW)
That same year, Sudduth and Hannah had another daughter, Sarah Toles, 1837. sometime between 1837 and 1840 the Toles family went from Tuscaloosa Co.,Alabama to Madison Co., Mississippi. There is a Sudda Toles listed on the 1840 Madison Co. Census who some believe is this Toles family. There is one Female under 5 (Sarah) Fem btwn 5-10 (Nancy) Fem btwn 10-15(?) fem btwn 20-30 (Elizabeth) male under 5 (?) male btwn 10-15 (James?) male btwn 40-50 (Sudduth). If this is Sudduth and Hannah, where was Hannah and who are the other children, James was with John Nolan.
In 1842 another daughter is born, Mary R. Toles in Mississippi, then 1844 Martha Toles and in 1847 Lucy Toles was born.
Another big question comes up when we look at the 1850 Hinds Co. MS census. we have Sudduth age 58 a Farmer his land worth $200.00, Hannah age 42, Elizabeth at age 26 still at home and classified as an "idiot", Sarah 13, Martha 6, Lucy 3 and Nancy Henry 18 all living together on December 11, 1850. Nancy married Hugh Henry on 5 Aug 1850 in Hinds Co,MS, so why was she living with with her parents and not with her husband four months after the wedding? And where is Hugh Henry?
And then on 29 Nov 1850 we have in the same county, William Toles age 29 a farmer, his land worth $800.00, Mary A. aged 23 born in Ala and Mary R Toles aged 8 born in Mississippi and attending school, also James M. Toles aged 23 and working as a Tinner. There is also a Alexander McKenzie aged 15 living in the household. Why is Mary R. living with her brother and not with her mother and father and sisters? It is possible the Mary A.'s last name is McKenzie and Alexander is her brother.
On March 11, 1854 we found a Guardianship Bond applied for by Sudduth Toles for the "Orphan" Elizabeth P. Tolles. At this time Elizabeth is 31 years old. I believe she was put into a home, but I need to make sure that is what it means. I will order the papers for the bond.
Date of Bond:1854---March 11
Surname:Tolles, Orphan: Elizabeth P.
Deceased Parent:
Guardian.Person Posting Bond: Sudduth Tolles
Hinds Co Guardian Bond
Source:Abstracted from Microfilmed Court Records at MS Dept. of Archives & History by Cheryl Berthelsen
There are not many records of Hannah and Sudduths life, nor have I found any descendants of Hannah and Sudduth Toles. The records I have come across are Sudduth served in the Military in 1815 in Georgia in 19th Regt of Georgia. Sudduth purchased land in 1819 in Wilkes County,GA and also bought land from the other heirs of his father James Toles Sr in 1819. Documents
Notes for HANNAH BARRETT: Plaintiff with Mary Jackson, David Jackson, Margaret Prince, Henry Prince, Prudence P Barrett, Betsey W Barrett against David Barrett and John Barrett. Equity Case No. 6, Greenville District, South Carolina on 3 Feb 1823. Witnessed a deed from James Hendricks to Joseph Barrett, Charles Pate, Henry Fox as deacons of the Big Creek Baptist Church 12 Nov 1825 Tuscaloosa, Alabama Deed Book F, pg 168,169 This family may have moved from Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi to Raymond, Hinds County, Mississippi after the 1850 census No grave markers found at either place.. Source: Gerry Dickens File
From Karen Hett Letters: Another interesting paper is the deed showing sister Hannah selling her share of the estate to David Jackson. Also interesting is that she sells 1/12 of the estate, which means that David's and John's shares were taken away from them by the judge when the equity suit was settled. There were supposed to be 14 shares. I had not noticed that (reduction to 12 shares)
A document dated 7 January 1837 in Tuscaloosa Co.,AL from the orphans court states that Sudduth Toles first three children were "bound out" by the orpahns court. All this information is from Helen Allen Family Sheet sent to me on 01-31-01. James M. Toles was "bound out" to John Nolan on 7 Jan 1837 until he reached a lawful age. He was nine years old. John Nolan could have been Nancy's brother. I have not researched this.
There is also a document that states Sudduth Toles applied for a Guardianship Bond for Elizabeth Toles on March 11, 1854 in Hinds Co.,MS
The Hannah Barrett Toles and Sudduth Toles Family Census
If you have a copy of any of these census records that we don't have listed please let me know
1830 Tuscaloosa Co,Alabama
1840 Madison Co.,MS page 91
Maggie Hubbard Sudduth self published a book called Descendants of James and Hanna in 1993 and updated in 1996 1850 Madison Co,MS
Suddeth Toles - 617-630 - Page 172
Household of Suddeth Toles was enumerated on Thursday, December 11, 1850.
Suddeth Toles, 58 M, Farmer $200, GA Hannah, 42 F, SC
Elizabeth, 26 F, GA - idiot
Sarah, 13 F, AL
Martha, 6 F, MS
Lucy, 3 F, MS
Nancy Henry, 18 F, AL
1850 Hinds Co,MS
Federal Census 1850 Hinds County, Mississippi, enumerated 29 Nov 1850.Enumerated 29 Nov 1850
Hinds County, MS
1 1341 1341 Toles William H 29 M . Farmer 800 Ga . . . . there was no page # 204B
2 1341 1341 Toles Mary A 23 F . . . Ala . . . . .
3 1341 1341 Toles Mary R 8 F . . . Missi . X . . .
4 1341 1341 Toles James M 23 M . Tinner . Ala . . . . .
5 1341 1341 McKenzie Alexander 15 M . . . Ala . . . . .
Hannah married Sudduth Toles who was born in 1792 in Georgia, on 14 Jan 1827 in Tuscaloosa Co., AL.
Sudduths parents are James L. Toles died 1811 in Wilkes Co.,GA and Pricilla Sudduth born 1 Sept 1757 in Stafford Co.,VA she died ca 1826 in GA.
Children of Sudduth Toles and Hannah Barrett Deborah Biggs who is a David Barrett descendant is being kind enough to help me research this line since we hardley have anything on it. Hopefully we will end up finding descendants.
We will list additional information on the children here until we get more of it.
JAMES M. TOLES
b. December 1828, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama; d. 8 August 1856, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Notes for JAMES M TOLES:
Item from The Hinds County Gazette, Raymond, Mississippi, Harper & Ward, Publishers; George W. Harper,
Editor issue dated August 20, 1856
Died in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on the 8th of August, 1856, Mr. James M. Toles, aged 25 years, formerly a citizen of Raymond.
On 1850 Federal Census with William N. Toles James M Toles, age 23 as of census date June 1, 1850, Farmer, born Alabama.
born abt 1832 in Alabama died Mar 1876 married Hugh Henry 5 Aug 1850 in Hinds Co,MS. He was born 1820 in TN and died January 12, 1876 in Madison Co.,MS. NANCY A. TOLES
Bondsman for H. M. Henry and Nancy A. Toles, August 5, 1850, Raymond, Hinds County, Mississippi.
Notes for NANCY A TOLES:Source:Gerry Dickens file
Raymond Court House, Hinds County, Mississippi, Marriage Record Book 3 page 122
H M Henry & Nancy A Toles
The State Of Mississippi Hinds County
Know all men by these presents that we H M Henry & W N Toles are held & firmly bound unto John A Quitman Governor of the State of Mississippi & his successors in office in the final sum of two hundred dollars for the payment of which we bind ourselves our heirs &c firmly by these presents. Signed & sealed this 3" day of August Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred fifty, The conditions of these obligations is such that whereas a Marriage is intended & License having issued from the Probate Clerks Office of Hinds County & State aforesaid for the Celebration of the rites of Matrimony between the above bound H M Henry & Nancy A Toles, Now if there is no lawful cause to obstruct the same then the above obligation to be void otherwise to remain in full force & virtue Signed & sealed in presence of Harry Peyton Signed H M Henry (LS) W N Toles (LS)
The State of Mississippi Hinds County To any Judge, Minister or Justice lawfully authorized to celebrate the rites of matrimony between H. M. Henry & Nancy A Toles & for doing this shall be your warrant. Given under my hand & seal of office this the 3" day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred & fifty W H Hampton Clerk In virtue of a license from the Clerk of the Court of said County I have this day celebrated the rites of Matrimony between Mr H M Henry & Miss Nancy A Toles Given under my hand this 5" day of August 1850 D. J. Brown J.P.
Notes for HUGH M HENRY: Served in Co. K 1st (King's) Miss. Infantry (State Troops) duing Civil War
Children of NANCY TOLES and HUGH HENRY are:
3. EUGENIA P4 HENRY (NANCY A3 TOLES, SUDDUTH2, JAMES L1) was born 21 April 1854 in Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi, and died 1 February 1899 in Stoneville, Washington County, Mississippi.
. She married WILLIAM NATHANIEL ROUSSEAU 12 March 1879 in Madison County, Mississippi. He was born 5 March 1853 in Sharon, Madison County, Mississippi, and died 20 March 1921 in Greenville,Washington County, Mississippi.
Notes for EUGENIA P HENRY: Source: Henry family descendants submitted to The Land Between Two Rivers compiled by Carol Lynn Mead
Children of EUGENIA HENRY and WILLIAM ROUSSEAU are: i. JOHN HENRY5 ROUSSEAU, b. April 1880, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi; d. 1890.
ii. NANCY EDNA ALBERTINE ROUSSEAU, b. 11 November 1881, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi; d. 26 November 1936, Vicksburg, Warren County, Mississippi; m. JAMES CHALMERS DAVIS, 24 February 1907, Greenville, Washington County, Mississippi; b. 19 May 1880, Cary, Sharkey County, Mississippi; d. 16 March 1966, Jackson, Hinds Counnty, Mississippi.
iii. HUGH ROUSSEAU, b. 1883, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi; d. 1883, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi.
iv. INFANT ROUSSEAU, b. 1884, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi; d. 1884, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi.
v. ALMA ROUSSEAU, b. 1887; d. 1904.
vi. JOE LYDA ROUSSEAU, b. 2 June 1889, Sunflower County, Mississippi; d. 17 October 1964, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee; m. JAMES ROBERT SHEPHERD, 29 June 1915, Greenville, Washington County, Mississippi; b. 21 September 1878, Karnes County, Texas; d. 16 June 1945, Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee.
vii. THOMAS JORDAN ROUSSEAU, b. 1893; d. 1918, Camp Beauregard, Louisiana. Notes for THOMAS JORDAN ROUSSEAU: Died while a soldier in WW I. Did not marry
ii. HUGH JORDAN HENRY, b. 1858, Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi
SARAH TOLES
born abt 1837 in AL, died after 1850
Birth: MARY R. TOLES
born ca 1842 in MS. Marriage:
Pickens Butler Weaver in Emanuel County, GA
Marriage Source: [1] Stephanie Callahan - [email protected] (gedcom)
[2] D. N. Spiers Jr. 111 Colonial Drive St. Simmons Island, GA 31522 WorldConnect Gedcom # 0935 Vol 7
Note: Will veify mariage record.JBW
Death:
Mary is buried in Elam Baptist Church Cemetery in Jenkins Co., GA., with her children. Her headstone says: Mary C. Towles Wever b. 24 Nov 1868 d. 22 Aug 1881 but I believe this is either a typo on transcription or her children thought this was her birth year. She is buried between Jonathan Wever, a baby who was born 30 Mar 1857 and died 22 Aug 1858, this could have been one of Mary's children as it was not a census year when he was born and died. There was a Johnathan Weaver who l lived with her and Pickens in the 1860 census, I believe it is Pickens brother. On the other side is her daughter Ada D. (should be O. is a typo) Clifton.
Census:
1860 Emanuel Co, Ga census 556/562
P.B Weaver 32 M W Farmer 5000 11310 SC
Mary 28 F W GA
Leaurance 11 M W GA
Toles 9 M W
William 7 M W
Ada 5 F W
Edgefield 1 M W
Weaver, Jonathan 25 M W Farmer 5000 11,310 SC
Virginia 28 F W GA
Daniel Moreno 55 M W Blacksmith 500 325 Scotland
1870 Emanuel Co, Ga Census 130/150 page 14
Weaver, Pickens 42 M W Farmer 1850 1500 SC
Pitt Francis 37 F W Keeps House SC
Weaver, Laurence 20 M W Works on Farm GA
Lafayette (this must be Toles)19 M W Do??(I don't know what this means)GA
Wm. M. D. 17 M W Do GA
Ada O 15 F W At home GA
Edgefield 12 M W Do GA
Fany or Tany V. 8 F W Do GA
Milage D. 4 M W Do GA
Pickens B. 2 M W Do GA
Howard, Jack 40 M B Works Farm GA
Robert M B 4 at home GA
( A Henry Wever family lives next door Race as Black)
Note: Mary did not die until 1881, so where is she? And who is Francis Pitt? Are the last three children Mary's or Francis's?.
1880 Census Burned and this family is not on the fragments left.
1890 Census:
Children of Mary R.Toles Weaver and Pickens Butler Weaver
(1) Ada Ozene Weaver b. 13 Mar 1855 in GA died 19 May 1928 buried Elam Baptist Church Cemetery-Jenkins Co, GA., next to her mother. Married Phillip Newton Clifton m. abt 1872 b. 24 May 1841 in Emanuel Co.,GA. The son of George W. Clifton b. 13 May 1814 Ga d. 17 Mar 1892 and Martha Ann Weaver b. 1 Aug 1817 d. 14 Nov 1901 Screvan Co.,GA. Parents buried in Clifton Cemetery Jenkins Co.,GAMore About Phillip Newton Clifton: 14 years older than Mary when they married. Served in Civil War with brother, saved his life, confederate marker ceremony, click on link to see story and details.
Children of Ada Ozene Weaver and Phillip N. Clifton 1.Mary C.Clifton b. 6 Mar 1873 in Emanuel Co.,Ga d. 19 May 1916 buried Elam Baptist Church Cemetery, Jenkins Co.,GA., next to her son Lewis. m. Unknown Miller.
1-1 Lewis Edward Miller b. 23 Jun 1907 d. 12 May 1937 buried Elam Baptist Church Cemetery, Jenkins Co.,GA , next to his mother.
2.William H. Clifton b abt Mar 1876 in Emanuel Co.,Ga
3.Benjamin L. Clifton b. abt Dec 1877 in Emanuel Co.,Ga m. Anna C. McNure
4. Martha N. Clifton b. 27 Oct 1879 in Emanuel Co.,Ga d. 4 Feb 1909 m. Unknown Sikes
5.Phillip Newton Clifton b. 21 Jan 1882 in Emanuel Co.,Ga d. 16 Jun 1956 m. Mary Eva Smith b. Abt 1882 Children of Phillip and Mary:
5-1Ozean E. Clifton b. Abt 1903 d. Abt 1916
5-2 Elmer Dennis Clifton b.10 Oct 1904 d.1 May 1975 m. Mary Pearl d. Unknown b. 18 Oct 1907 d. 28 Nov 1973
5-3 David Phillip Clifton b. 19 sept 1906 d. 24 Oct 1975
5-4 Ruby Dell Clifton b. 3 Dec 1908 d. 29 Oct 1933 m. Napoleon B. Bennett Jr b. 6 May 1906 d. 1 dec 1988
5-5 Alvin Clifton
5-6 Elere Clifton b.30 Jul 1914 d. 7 Mar 1996 m. Edward Virgil Ellington Sr b. 11 Feb 1914 d. 1 May 1982
5-7 Emory Lee Clifton b. 14 Dec 1918 d. 8 Sept 1991 m. Elise Mathis
5-8 Eva Pearl Clifton m. James Allen Cowart
6.Pickens O. Clifton b. abt Feb 1884
7. Susie Clifton b. 21 Mar 1887 d. 4 Apr 1950 m. Benjamin Gary McNear b. 3 Mar 1884 d. 15 Nov 1966..Children of Susie and Benjamin:
7-1 Laura Ozene McNear m. George Jarriel
7-2 Mattie L. McNear b. 25 Jun 1909 d, 2 Nov 2000 m D. Chester Wilkes b. 18 Aug 1899 d. 23 Jun 1973
7-3 Walford J. McNear b. 14 Oct 1911 d. 30 Mar 1979 b. 14 Oct 1911 d. 30 Mar 1979 m. Edith Ailene Hunt b. 24 Oct 1918 d. 26 Apr 2000
7-4 Woodrow McNear b. 30 Mar 1913 d. 8 Apr 1975 m. Unknown Davies
7-5 Lois McNear b. 21 Apr 1915 d. 20 Dec 1993 m. Leon H. Clifton
7-6 Susie McNear married Henry Walker and J.M. Smith
7-7 Benjamin Harrison McNear
8.Annie Elizabeth Clifton b. 10 Apr 1889 d. 13 Apr 1969 m. William Cullen Toole b. 26 Oct 1887 d. 5 Mar 1947
8-1 C. Albert Toole b. 1 Mar 1909 d. 12 Oct 1966 m. Cletha J. Unknown b. abt 1912 d. Abt 1984
8-2Vickus Earnest Toole b. 17 Sept 1915 d. 18 Sep 1993 m. Myra Edwards b. 9 Jun 1913 d. 2 Jul 2000
9.Ada O. Clifton b. abt May 1891 in Ga. m. Elbert W. Story b. Abt 1884
9-1 Elbert S. Story
10. Harrison Toles Clifton b. 26 Dec 1893 in Ga. d. 1 Oct 1969 M. Adell Phillips b. 1905 d. 7 Feb 2002.
10-1 Venice C. Clifton b. 2 Feb 1925 M. William Rainey Bishop b. 2 Jan 1921
10-2 Harrison Toles Clifton b. 4 Apr 1928 m. Living Adams
Source: John William Moore and Associated Families by Lynn Cheek- [email protected] (Gedcom)
Source Clifton 2-7-02- Jay Clifton - [email protected] (Gedcom)
Source: McNure, McNear, McNair and related Families by Keith McNure - [email protected] (Gedcom)
(2) Laurence Weaver b. Abt 1850
(3) Lafayette Toles Weaver B. Abt.1851
(4) William M. D. Weaver b. abt.1833
(5) Edgefield Weaver born 1859 in Emauel Co.,GA married Jinny Unknown Abt 1878 born 1858 in GA (2-1) Unnamed Daughter born 1888 in Ga (source 1880 Georgia Federal Census Emanuel Co, Dist 50 pg. 539ACENSUS:
1880 Georgia Emanuel Co Dist 50 pg 539
Edgefield Wever Self M Male W 21 GA Farmer SC SC
Jinny Wever Wife M Female W 22 GA Keeping house GA GA
Wever Dau S Female W 2M GA GA GA
1900 Census
1910 Census
1920 Census Pinellas County,St. Petersburg, Florida #45/124/258
Wever, Edgfield Head Own Male White 60 Married GA ? GA Farmer Owns Farm
Wever, Bessie Wife - Female White 59 Maried 1885 M ? = yes yes Nova Scotia Can ? Nova Scotia Scott yes none
1930 Census Pinellas Co, St. Petersburg, Florida 818/23/24
11th Avenue
Edgefield Wever Head Own 16,000 R No M W 70 M 20 No Yes GA SC SC - - - 75----yes none
Edgefield, Bessie Wife-H - - - No M W 69 M No Yes Nova Scotia Can NS NS English 50 43 - Un Un yes None
Florida Death Index 1877-1998
Edgefield Wever Pinellas Co., St. Petersburg
W Volume 988 Certificate # 6218
Death Date: 1942
No Social Security Record in Death Index
(6) Fany/Tany Weaverb. Abt.1862
(7)Milage Weaver b. Abt1866
(8) Pickens B. Weaver B. Abt.1868
MARTHA TOLES
born 1844 died after 7 Aug 1850 in MS
born ca 1847 in MS LUCY TOLES
Children of Sudduth and Nancy Nolan I am adding these children since Hannah raised them for 10 years.
These are from Gerry Dickens file also.
i. WILLIAM N TOLES, b. 1821, Georgia; m. MARY A ?; b. 1827, Alabama.
Notes for WILLIAM N TOLES: A William Toles and Utley P. Barrett joined Big Creek Baptist Church (now Coker, AL) Tuscaloosa County, Alabama 10 November 1832.
Federal Census 1850 Hinds County, Mississippi,
enumerated 29 Nov 1850. Page 205 Dwelling 1341 Family 1341
Mary A " F 23 Alabama
Mary R " F 8 Mississippi attended school
James M " M 23 Farmer Alabama
Alexander McKenzie M 15 Alabama
Notes for MARY A ?:
May be Mary A. McKenzie.
ii.ELIZABETH P TOLES, b. 1823, Georgia.
Notes for ELIZABETH P TOLES:
Handicapped child. Living at Vernon, Madison County, Mississippi in 1950, age 26.
Hannah Barrett Toles
