In 1850 he was day labor living with Luke Dempsey. By 1860 he was again in the household of his father.
On 16 Dec 1864 he enlisted in CO H HAYGOOD'S REG SC VOL, CONFEDERATES STATES ARMY.
1870 found him living with and working for Hamilton Bishop. In 1880 he was still single and living alone. He listed himself as day labor. In 1889 A.H. Cantrell sold him 9 acres of land. He must have died very shortly after this as he was not on the 1900 census.
In 1850 he was day labor living with Luke Dempsey. By 1860 he was again in the household of his father.
On 16 Dec 1864 he enlisted in CO H HAYGOOD'S REG SC VOL, CONFEDERATES STATES ARMY.
1870 found him living with and working for Hamilton Bishop. In 1880 he was still single and living alone. He listed himself as day labor. In 1889 A.H. Cantrell sold him 9 acres of land. He must have died very shortly after this as he was not on the 1900 census.
Family Members
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Eliza Cantrell Parris
1828–1902
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Mahala Mae "Haley" Cantrell Parris
1830–1909
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Eleanor "Nellie" Cantrell Turner
1832 – unknown
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Sarah "Sally" Cantrell Parris
1836–1854
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Abner Cantrell
1837–1860
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Rachel Cantrell Stepp
1839 – unknown
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Alfred Hightower Cantrell
1841–1909
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Nancy Cantrell Horton
1845–1911
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Elizabeth Jane Cantrell Hord
1848–1909
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