Andrew J. Guinn
Andrew J. Guinn was born in Alabama July 22, 1820, son of John Guinn, who was born in Middle Tennessee, and on attaining his majority married Polly Stewart, a native of Alabama. He was a soldier in the war of 1812, and was at the battle of New Orleans. The family resided in southern Alabama, but a short time prior to 1828 moved to the northern portion of the State and settled near Florence. At the age of eight years our subject ran away from his father and came to Henderson County, where he lived until the second year of the war. In March of that year he moved to Madison County, and settled on his present home farm. He was married in Perry County, June 10, 1840, to Elizabeth Condor, daughter of Daniel Condor, farmer and native of Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Guinn's marriage resulted in the birth of thirteen children - four sons and nine daughters. Mrs. Guinn was born in Decatar County January 2, 1825, and is still living. Our subject is a stanch Republican and takes pleasure in the success of his party. He aids in all laudable enterprises, so far as his means will justify, and is well respected by his neighbors and friends. He owns 800 acres of exceptionally fertile land, which he devotes chiefly to the cultivation of cotton. He also owns valuable property in the city of Jackson, and is well and favorably known by the business men of that place.
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United States Census 1860
Name A J Guinn
Event Place 3rd Civil District, Henderson, Tennessee
Gender Male
Age 37
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Alabama
Page 47
Household
A J Guinn M 37 Alabama
Elizabeth Guinn F 36 Tennessee
Jas F Guinn M 18 Tennessee
Nancy A Guinn F 14 Tennessee
Sarah E Guinn F 12 Tennessee
Mary J Guinn F 10 Tennessee
E E Guinn F 6 Tennessee
A J Guinn M 3 Tennessee
L W Guinn F 0 Tennessee
Andrew J. Guinn was born in Alabama July 22, 1820, son of John Guinn, who was born in Middle Tennessee, and on attaining his majority married Polly Stewart, a native of Alabama. He was a soldier in the war of 1812, and was at the battle of New Orleans. The family resided in southern Alabama, but a short time prior to 1828 moved to the northern portion of the State and settled near Florence. At the age of eight years our subject ran away from his father and came to Henderson County, where he lived until the second year of the war. In March of that year he moved to Madison County, and settled on his present home farm. He was married in Perry County, June 10, 1840, to Elizabeth Condor, daughter of Daniel Condor, farmer and native of Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Guinn's marriage resulted in the birth of thirteen children - four sons and nine daughters. Mrs. Guinn was born in Decatar County January 2, 1825, and is still living. Our subject is a stanch Republican and takes pleasure in the success of his party. He aids in all laudable enterprises, so far as his means will justify, and is well respected by his neighbors and friends. He owns 800 acres of exceptionally fertile land, which he devotes chiefly to the cultivation of cotton. He also owns valuable property in the city of Jackson, and is well and favorably known by the business men of that place.
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bios.html#guinn
United States Census 1860
Name A J Guinn
Event Place 3rd Civil District, Henderson, Tennessee
Gender Male
Age 37
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Alabama
Page 47
Household
A J Guinn M 37 Alabama
Elizabeth Guinn F 36 Tennessee
Jas F Guinn M 18 Tennessee
Nancy A Guinn F 14 Tennessee
Sarah E Guinn F 12 Tennessee
Mary J Guinn F 10 Tennessee
E E Guinn F 6 Tennessee
A J Guinn M 3 Tennessee
L W Guinn F 0 Tennessee
Andrew J. Guinn
Andrew J. Guinn was born in Alabama July 22, 1820, son of John Guinn, who was born in Middle Tennessee, and on attaining his majority married Polly Stewart, a native of Alabama. He was a soldier in the war of 1812, and was at the battle of New Orleans. The family resided in southern Alabama, but a short time prior to 1828 moved to the northern portion of the State and settled near Florence. At the age of eight years our subject ran away from his father and came to Henderson County, where he lived until the second year of the war. In March of that year he moved to Madison County, and settled on his present home farm. He was married in Perry County, June 10, 1840, to Elizabeth Condor, daughter of Daniel Condor, farmer and native of Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Guinn's marriage resulted in the birth of thirteen children - four sons and nine daughters. Mrs. Guinn was born in Decatar County January 2, 1825, and is still living. Our subject is a stanch Republican and takes pleasure in the success of his party. He aids in all laudable enterprises, so far as his means will justify, and is well respected by his neighbors and friends. He owns 800 acres of exceptionally fertile land, which he devotes chiefly to the cultivation of cotton. He also owns valuable property in the city of Jackson, and is well and favorably known by the business men of that place.
http://www.tngenweb.org/goodspeed/madison/
bios.html#guinn
United States Census 1860
Name A J Guinn
Event Place 3rd Civil District, Henderson, Tennessee
Gender Male
Age 37
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Alabama
Page 47
Household
A J Guinn M 37 Alabama
Elizabeth Guinn F 36 Tennessee
Jas F Guinn M 18 Tennessee
Nancy A Guinn F 14 Tennessee
Sarah E Guinn F 12 Tennessee
Mary J Guinn F 10 Tennessee
E E Guinn F 6 Tennessee
A J Guinn M 3 Tennessee
L W Guinn F 0 Tennessee
Andrew J. Guinn was born in Alabama July 22, 1820, son of John Guinn, who was born in Middle Tennessee, and on attaining his majority married Polly Stewart, a native of Alabama. He was a soldier in the war of 1812, and was at the battle of New Orleans. The family resided in southern Alabama, but a short time prior to 1828 moved to the northern portion of the State and settled near Florence. At the age of eight years our subject ran away from his father and came to Henderson County, where he lived until the second year of the war. In March of that year he moved to Madison County, and settled on his present home farm. He was married in Perry County, June 10, 1840, to Elizabeth Condor, daughter of Daniel Condor, farmer and native of Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Guinn's marriage resulted in the birth of thirteen children - four sons and nine daughters. Mrs. Guinn was born in Decatar County January 2, 1825, and is still living. Our subject is a stanch Republican and takes pleasure in the success of his party. He aids in all laudable enterprises, so far as his means will justify, and is well respected by his neighbors and friends. He owns 800 acres of exceptionally fertile land, which he devotes chiefly to the cultivation of cotton. He also owns valuable property in the city of Jackson, and is well and favorably known by the business men of that place.
http://www.tngenweb.org/goodspeed/madison/
bios.html#guinn
United States Census 1860
Name A J Guinn
Event Place 3rd Civil District, Henderson, Tennessee
Gender Male
Age 37
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1823
Birthplace Alabama
Page 47
Household
A J Guinn M 37 Alabama
Elizabeth Guinn F 36 Tennessee
Jas F Guinn M 18 Tennessee
Nancy A Guinn F 14 Tennessee
Sarah E Guinn F 12 Tennessee
Mary J Guinn F 10 Tennessee
E E Guinn F 6 Tennessee
A J Guinn M 3 Tennessee
L W Guinn F 0 Tennessee
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