1860 Coosa Co., Census, Mt. Olive Dist
HH 743-743, Ln 26-27, 16 Jul, page 109
Honeycutt, David C., Head, 22, M, AL, Farmer,
Honeycutt, Elizabeth, Wife, 19, F, AL (Married in 1850)
David and Lucinda Elizabeth Meharg Honeycutt were married in Coosa County where Lucinda's parents lived. The couple only lived there for a short time before moving to Calera in Shelby Co. where some of David's family lived.
David C. Honeycutt might have enlisted in the civil war in Company B, 13th Alabama Regiment Infantry. See the following link:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=78636
1870 Shelby Co. Census, AL, Beat 6, Calera,
HH 121-121, Ln 12-16, 24 Jul, page 15
Honeycut, David C., Head, 32, M, Carpenter, $0, $500, born AL; Lucinda, Wife, 31, F, Keeping House, born AL; Ella E., Dau., 2, F, born AL; Luenda (Should be Lucinda) C., Dau., F, 9, born AL; William J., Son, M, 11, born AL
David Honeycutt disappeared before 1880 and cannot be found in the 1880 Census. Lucinda probably died before 1880 because her children were all orphaned and living in separate households.
HH 743-743, Ln 26-27, 16 Jul, page 109
Honeycutt, David C., Head, 22, M, AL, Farmer,
Honeycutt, Elizabeth, Wife, 19, F, AL (Married in 1850)
David and Lucinda Elizabeth Meharg Honeycutt were married in Coosa County where Lucinda's parents lived. The couple only lived there for a short time before moving to Calera in Shelby Co. where some of David's family lived.
David C. Honeycutt might have enlisted in the civil war in Company B, 13th Alabama Regiment Infantry. See the following link:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=78636
1870 Shelby Co. Census, AL, Beat 6, Calera,
HH 121-121, Ln 12-16, 24 Jul, page 15
Honeycut, David C., Head, 32, M, Carpenter, $0, $500, born AL; Lucinda, Wife, 31, F, Keeping House, born AL; Ella E., Dau., 2, F, born AL; Luenda (Should be Lucinda) C., Dau., F, 9, born AL; William J., Son, M, 11, born AL
David Honeycutt disappeared before 1880 and cannot be found in the 1880 Census. Lucinda probably died before 1880 because her children were all orphaned and living in separate households.
1860 Coosa Co., Census, Mt. Olive Dist
HH 743-743, Ln 26-27, 16 Jul, page 109
Honeycutt, David C., Head, 22, M, AL, Farmer,
Honeycutt, Elizabeth, Wife, 19, F, AL (Married in 1850)
David and Lucinda Elizabeth Meharg Honeycutt were married in Coosa County where Lucinda's parents lived. The couple only lived there for a short time before moving to Calera in Shelby Co. where some of David's family lived.
David C. Honeycutt might have enlisted in the civil war in Company B, 13th Alabama Regiment Infantry. See the following link:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=78636
1870 Shelby Co. Census, AL, Beat 6, Calera,
HH 121-121, Ln 12-16, 24 Jul, page 15
Honeycut, David C., Head, 32, M, Carpenter, $0, $500, born AL; Lucinda, Wife, 31, F, Keeping House, born AL; Ella E., Dau., 2, F, born AL; Luenda (Should be Lucinda) C., Dau., F, 9, born AL; William J., Son, M, 11, born AL
David Honeycutt disappeared before 1880 and cannot be found in the 1880 Census. Lucinda probably died before 1880 because her children were all orphaned and living in separate households.
HH 743-743, Ln 26-27, 16 Jul, page 109
Honeycutt, David C., Head, 22, M, AL, Farmer,
Honeycutt, Elizabeth, Wife, 19, F, AL (Married in 1850)
David and Lucinda Elizabeth Meharg Honeycutt were married in Coosa County where Lucinda's parents lived. The couple only lived there for a short time before moving to Calera in Shelby Co. where some of David's family lived.
David C. Honeycutt might have enlisted in the civil war in Company B, 13th Alabama Regiment Infantry. See the following link:
http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/soldier.cfm?id=78636
1870 Shelby Co. Census, AL, Beat 6, Calera,
HH 121-121, Ln 12-16, 24 Jul, page 15
Honeycut, David C., Head, 32, M, Carpenter, $0, $500, born AL; Lucinda, Wife, 31, F, Keeping House, born AL; Ella E., Dau., 2, F, born AL; Luenda (Should be Lucinda) C., Dau., F, 9, born AL; William J., Son, M, 11, born AL
David Honeycutt disappeared before 1880 and cannot be found in the 1880 Census. Lucinda probably died before 1880 because her children were all orphaned and living in separate households.
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