Nancy Casey married Thomas Jefferson Honeycutt Nov. 6, 1834 in Autauga Co., AL.
1850 Autauga Co., AL Census, Fanning Beat
HH 908-925, Ln 31-38, 17 Nov 1850
Honeycut, T.J. (Thomas J.), Head, 38, M, Farmer, born GA; Nancy, Wife, 34, F, born TN; David, Son, 11, M, born AL, Joseph, Son, 10, M, born AL; John, Son, 8, M, born AL; Newton, Son, 6, M, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 3, F, born AL; Louisa, Dau., 5 months, F, born AL
1860 Shelby Co., AL Census, Lower Yellow Leaf P.O.
HH 1320, Ln 24-30, 30 Jul 1860, p. 199
Honeycut, Thos. J., Head, 48, M, Farmer, (VRE: $650, VPE: $300), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 44, F, born TN; Jno., Son, 16, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 11, F, born AL; Luisa, Dau., 9, F, born AL; Jessee, Son, 7, M, born AL; Martha, Dau., 6, F, born AL
Living next to Anderson & Mary Honeycutt.
1870 Baker Co., AL Census, Chestnut Creek P.O., Pct 1
HH 137, Ln 23-27, 13 Jul 1870, p. 18
Honeycutt, T.J., Head, 58, M, Farmer, (VPE: $500), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 56, F, Keeping House, born TN; Louisa, Dau., 19, F, born AL; Monroe, Son, 18, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Martha, Dau., 14, F, born AL
Baker County was formed from a part of Shelby County (and two others). It was only Baker County for about ten years and then became Chilton County.
**Tombstone is incorrect. This is the mother of Jesse Monroe Honeycutt and census records indicate the she was born in 1816.**
1850 Autauga Co., AL Census, Fanning Beat
HH 908-925, Ln 31-38, 17 Nov 1850
Honeycut, T.J. (Thomas J.), Head, 38, M, Farmer, born GA; Nancy, Wife, 34, F, born TN; David, Son, 11, M, born AL, Joseph, Son, 10, M, born AL; John, Son, 8, M, born AL; Newton, Son, 6, M, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 3, F, born AL; Louisa, Dau., 5 months, F, born AL
1860 Shelby Co., AL Census, Lower Yellow Leaf P.O.
HH 1320, Ln 24-30, 30 Jul 1860, p. 199
Honeycut, Thos. J., Head, 48, M, Farmer, (VRE: $650, VPE: $300), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 44, F, born TN; Jno., Son, 16, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 11, F, born AL; Luisa, Dau., 9, F, born AL; Jessee, Son, 7, M, born AL; Martha, Dau., 6, F, born AL
Living next to Anderson & Mary Honeycutt.
1870 Baker Co., AL Census, Chestnut Creek P.O., Pct 1
HH 137, Ln 23-27, 13 Jul 1870, p. 18
Honeycutt, T.J., Head, 58, M, Farmer, (VPE: $500), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 56, F, Keeping House, born TN; Louisa, Dau., 19, F, born AL; Monroe, Son, 18, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Martha, Dau., 14, F, born AL
Baker County was formed from a part of Shelby County (and two others). It was only Baker County for about ten years and then became Chilton County.
**Tombstone is incorrect. This is the mother of Jesse Monroe Honeycutt and census records indicate the she was born in 1816.**
Nancy Casey married Thomas Jefferson Honeycutt Nov. 6, 1834 in Autauga Co., AL.
1850 Autauga Co., AL Census, Fanning Beat
HH 908-925, Ln 31-38, 17 Nov 1850
Honeycut, T.J. (Thomas J.), Head, 38, M, Farmer, born GA; Nancy, Wife, 34, F, born TN; David, Son, 11, M, born AL, Joseph, Son, 10, M, born AL; John, Son, 8, M, born AL; Newton, Son, 6, M, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 3, F, born AL; Louisa, Dau., 5 months, F, born AL
1860 Shelby Co., AL Census, Lower Yellow Leaf P.O.
HH 1320, Ln 24-30, 30 Jul 1860, p. 199
Honeycut, Thos. J., Head, 48, M, Farmer, (VRE: $650, VPE: $300), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 44, F, born TN; Jno., Son, 16, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 11, F, born AL; Luisa, Dau., 9, F, born AL; Jessee, Son, 7, M, born AL; Martha, Dau., 6, F, born AL
Living next to Anderson & Mary Honeycutt.
1870 Baker Co., AL Census, Chestnut Creek P.O., Pct 1
HH 137, Ln 23-27, 13 Jul 1870, p. 18
Honeycutt, T.J., Head, 58, M, Farmer, (VPE: $500), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 56, F, Keeping House, born TN; Louisa, Dau., 19, F, born AL; Monroe, Son, 18, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Martha, Dau., 14, F, born AL
Baker County was formed from a part of Shelby County (and two others). It was only Baker County for about ten years and then became Chilton County.
**Tombstone is incorrect. This is the mother of Jesse Monroe Honeycutt and census records indicate the she was born in 1816.**
1850 Autauga Co., AL Census, Fanning Beat
HH 908-925, Ln 31-38, 17 Nov 1850
Honeycut, T.J. (Thomas J.), Head, 38, M, Farmer, born GA; Nancy, Wife, 34, F, born TN; David, Son, 11, M, born AL, Joseph, Son, 10, M, born AL; John, Son, 8, M, born AL; Newton, Son, 6, M, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 3, F, born AL; Louisa, Dau., 5 months, F, born AL
1860 Shelby Co., AL Census, Lower Yellow Leaf P.O.
HH 1320, Ln 24-30, 30 Jul 1860, p. 199
Honeycut, Thos. J., Head, 48, M, Farmer, (VRE: $650, VPE: $300), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 44, F, born TN; Jno., Son, 16, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Sarah, Dau., 11, F, born AL; Luisa, Dau., 9, F, born AL; Jessee, Son, 7, M, born AL; Martha, Dau., 6, F, born AL
Living next to Anderson & Mary Honeycutt.
1870 Baker Co., AL Census, Chestnut Creek P.O., Pct 1
HH 137, Ln 23-27, 13 Jul 1870, p. 18
Honeycutt, T.J., Head, 58, M, Farmer, (VPE: $500), born GA; Nancy, Wife, 56, F, Keeping House, born TN; Louisa, Dau., 19, F, born AL; Monroe, Son, 18, M, Farm Laborer, born AL; Martha, Dau., 14, F, born AL
Baker County was formed from a part of Shelby County (and two others). It was only Baker County for about ten years and then became Chilton County.
**Tombstone is incorrect. This is the mother of Jesse Monroe Honeycutt and census records indicate the she was born in 1816.**
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