In 1850, Alabama was already threatening succession from the Union if they didn't get their way, which might have motivated them to conduct their own census.
Jesse Scott in the 1850 Alabama State Census
Scotts in the 1850 Federal Census of Benton County, Alabama
There are three Scott families on this page. Or one. Depends on your perspective.
Jesse Scott in the 1840 Census of Carroll County, Georgia
Today we're looking Jesse Scott in the 1840 United States Census.
Newman & Elizabeth Albright in the 1870 Census
Newman J. Albright and S. Elizabeth Scott were enumerated in the 1870 United States Census six months after their December 1869 marriage.
Marriage of Newman Albright & Elizabeth Scott
In 1869, disabled Civil War veteran Newman Albright married Miss Elizabeth Scott of Cleburne County, Alabama.
Administrators Notice of Willis Scott Estate
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate.
Probate Notice of Robert Scott
Robert Scott's probate notice was published on Thursday, 4 April 1861 in the Jacksonville Republican.
Death Certificate of Sarah Graham
Here is a closer look at the death certificate for my 2nd great grandmother, Sarah F. Graham.
Desperately Seeking Susan, Part Two
How I came to Susie's identity was interesting. The eureka moment was when I looked at the 1910 census.
Desperately Seeking Susan, Part One
The new year was still in its infancy when Susie Redmond filed for divorce.
