Joseph F. Clay was born March 1, 1817 in Georgia. His father was Jesse Clay. His mother is unknown at this time.
He was married to Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay Oct. 19, 1843 in Dekalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Dekalb County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea Johnson Clay. He was listed on the census as being a farmer and being born in Georgia.
1860 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha Jane Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. On the census, the value of his real estate is listed as $1000, and his personal property is listed as $300. The census also states that he was born in Georgia and was working as a farmer.
1870 Census: Joseph F. Clay was still living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. His real estate value was listed as $1000, and his personal property was listed as $400. On this census, his birthplace was listed as South Carolina, and he was working as a farmer.
1880 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary E. Clay. Son, Hosea Clay, was living next door with his wife and three children. Joseph was working as a farmer.
Joseph F. Clay died April 24, 1886 in Haralson County, Georgia.
He was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
He was married to Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay Oct. 19, 1843 in Dekalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Dekalb County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea Johnson Clay. He was listed on the census as being a farmer and being born in Georgia.
1860 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha Jane Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. On the census, the value of his real estate is listed as $1000, and his personal property is listed as $300. The census also states that he was born in Georgia and was working as a farmer.
1870 Census: Joseph F. Clay was still living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. His real estate value was listed as $1000, and his personal property was listed as $400. On this census, his birthplace was listed as South Carolina, and he was working as a farmer.
1880 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary E. Clay. Son, Hosea Clay, was living next door with his wife and three children. Joseph was working as a farmer.
Joseph F. Clay died April 24, 1886 in Haralson County, Georgia.
He was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
Joseph F. Clay was born March 1, 1817 in Georgia. His father was Jesse Clay. His mother is unknown at this time.
He was married to Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay Oct. 19, 1843 in Dekalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Dekalb County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea Johnson Clay. He was listed on the census as being a farmer and being born in Georgia.
1860 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha Jane Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. On the census, the value of his real estate is listed as $1000, and his personal property is listed as $300. The census also states that he was born in Georgia and was working as a farmer.
1870 Census: Joseph F. Clay was still living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. His real estate value was listed as $1000, and his personal property was listed as $400. On this census, his birthplace was listed as South Carolina, and he was working as a farmer.
1880 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary E. Clay. Son, Hosea Clay, was living next door with his wife and three children. Joseph was working as a farmer.
Joseph F. Clay died April 24, 1886 in Haralson County, Georgia.
He was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
He was married to Elizabeth E. Johnson Clay Oct. 19, 1843 in Dekalb County, Georgia.
1850 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Dekalb County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and three children: Washington P. Clay, William F. Clay, and Hosea Johnson Clay. He was listed on the census as being a farmer and being born in Georgia.
1860 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Washington P. Clay, Susan Clay, Martha Jane Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, and Hosea Clay. On the census, the value of his real estate is listed as $1000, and his personal property is listed as $300. The census also states that he was born in Georgia and was working as a farmer.
1870 Census: Joseph F. Clay was still living in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and six children: Martha Clay, Sarah Catherine Clay, Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Elizabeth Clay. His real estate value was listed as $1000, and his personal property was listed as $400. On this census, his birthplace was listed as South Carolina, and he was working as a farmer.
1880 Census: Joseph F. Clay was living in Haralson County, Georgia with his wife, Elizabeth, and four children: Misouria Clay, Susan Clay, Sidney Clay, and Mary E. Clay. Son, Hosea Clay, was living next door with his wife and three children. Joseph was working as a farmer.
Joseph F. Clay died April 24, 1886 in Haralson County, Georgia.
He was buried in Clay Cemetery in Tallapoosa, Haralson County, Georgia.
Inscription
Joseph F. Clay
Born
Mar. 1, 1817
Died
Apr. 24, 1886
Weep Not, He Is At Rest
