Elizabeth E. Johnston Clay was born on 9 Nov 1823 in South Carolina.
On 19 Oct 1843, she married Joseph F. Clay in DeKalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Elizabeth E. Clay was living in DeKalb County, Georgia with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea J. Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was born in South Carolina.
1860 Census: Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay had moved to Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. She was living with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha J. Clay, Sarah C. Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was 36 years old and was born in South Carolina.
1870 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was still living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband, Joseph Clay, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. Elizabeth was 46 years old, and she was keeping house for her family. According to this census, she was born in South Carolina.
1880 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband Joseph F. Clay, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary Elizabeth Clay. According to this census, she was keeping house. It also shows that Elizabeth and both of her parents were born in South Carolina.
Elizabeth E. Johnston Clay died on 24 Aug 1899 in Georgia (most likely Haralson County, Georgia). She was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
~~Compiled by Sabrina K. Combs~~
On 19 Oct 1843, she married Joseph F. Clay in DeKalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Elizabeth E. Clay was living in DeKalb County, Georgia with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea J. Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was born in South Carolina.
1860 Census: Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay had moved to Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. She was living with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha J. Clay, Sarah C. Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was 36 years old and was born in South Carolina.
1870 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was still living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband, Joseph Clay, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. Elizabeth was 46 years old, and she was keeping house for her family. According to this census, she was born in South Carolina.
1880 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband Joseph F. Clay, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary Elizabeth Clay. According to this census, she was keeping house. It also shows that Elizabeth and both of her parents were born in South Carolina.
Elizabeth E. Johnston Clay died on 24 Aug 1899 in Georgia (most likely Haralson County, Georgia). She was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
~~Compiled by Sabrina K. Combs~~
Elizabeth E. Johnston Clay was born on 9 Nov 1823 in South Carolina.
On 19 Oct 1843, she married Joseph F. Clay in DeKalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Elizabeth E. Clay was living in DeKalb County, Georgia with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea J. Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was born in South Carolina.
1860 Census: Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay had moved to Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. She was living with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha J. Clay, Sarah C. Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was 36 years old and was born in South Carolina.
1870 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was still living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband, Joseph Clay, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. Elizabeth was 46 years old, and she was keeping house for her family. According to this census, she was born in South Carolina.
1880 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband Joseph F. Clay, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary Elizabeth Clay. According to this census, she was keeping house. It also shows that Elizabeth and both of her parents were born in South Carolina.
Elizabeth E. Johnston Clay died on 24 Aug 1899 in Georgia (most likely Haralson County, Georgia). She was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
~~Compiled by Sabrina K. Combs~~
On 19 Oct 1843, she married Joseph F. Clay in DeKalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Elizabeth E. Clay was living in DeKalb County, Georgia with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea J. Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was born in South Carolina.
1860 Census: Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay had moved to Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia. She was living with her husband, Joseph F. Clay, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha J. Clay, Sarah C. Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. According to this census, Elizabeth was 36 years old and was born in South Carolina.
1870 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was still living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband, Joseph Clay, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. Elizabeth was 46 years old, and she was keeping house for her family. According to this census, she was born in South Carolina.
1880 Census: Elizabeth Johnson Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia, with her husband Joseph F. Clay, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary Elizabeth Clay. According to this census, she was keeping house. It also shows that Elizabeth and both of her parents were born in South Carolina.
Elizabeth E. Johnston Clay died on 24 Aug 1899 in Georgia (most likely Haralson County, Georgia). She was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
~~Compiled by Sabrina K. Combs~~
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