Thomas was the 5th Child of 7 children born to Daniel and Lydia Enfinger. Thomas grew up in Dale County, Alabama, the son of a farmer. On 1860 Census they are living in Jackson County, Florida. Thomas is 12 years old.
On 1870 Census Thomas is still single, working on his father's farm. He married Margaret Jane Fillman and by 1872, their first born son, John Thomas was born.
On 1880 Census, Thomas is farming in Alabama and has 2 more children; Andrew Mack and Elizabeth Parmelia. After Elizabeth they had 4 more sons and another daughter for a total of 9 children.
Sometime after the 1910 Census, they moved to Florida. We know this because the Florida Death Index tells us that Thomas' beloved wife Margaret died in Holmes County, Florida in 1919.
Thomas remained a widower until his death on November 14, 1921. His death also recorded in the Florida Death Index, in Holmes County.
Thomas and Margaret were both laid to rest in East Mount Zion Methodist Cemetery in Holmes County, Florida.
On 1870 Census Thomas is still single, working on his father's farm. He married Margaret Jane Fillman and by 1872, their first born son, John Thomas was born.
On 1880 Census, Thomas is farming in Alabama and has 2 more children; Andrew Mack and Elizabeth Parmelia. After Elizabeth they had 4 more sons and another daughter for a total of 9 children.
Sometime after the 1910 Census, they moved to Florida. We know this because the Florida Death Index tells us that Thomas' beloved wife Margaret died in Holmes County, Florida in 1919.
Thomas remained a widower until his death on November 14, 1921. His death also recorded in the Florida Death Index, in Holmes County.
Thomas and Margaret were both laid to rest in East Mount Zion Methodist Cemetery in Holmes County, Florida.
Thomas was the 5th Child of 7 children born to Daniel and Lydia Enfinger. Thomas grew up in Dale County, Alabama, the son of a farmer. On 1860 Census they are living in Jackson County, Florida. Thomas is 12 years old.
On 1870 Census Thomas is still single, working on his father's farm. He married Margaret Jane Fillman and by 1872, their first born son, John Thomas was born.
On 1880 Census, Thomas is farming in Alabama and has 2 more children; Andrew Mack and Elizabeth Parmelia. After Elizabeth they had 4 more sons and another daughter for a total of 9 children.
Sometime after the 1910 Census, they moved to Florida. We know this because the Florida Death Index tells us that Thomas' beloved wife Margaret died in Holmes County, Florida in 1919.
Thomas remained a widower until his death on November 14, 1921. His death also recorded in the Florida Death Index, in Holmes County.
Thomas and Margaret were both laid to rest in East Mount Zion Methodist Cemetery in Holmes County, Florida.
On 1870 Census Thomas is still single, working on his father's farm. He married Margaret Jane Fillman and by 1872, their first born son, John Thomas was born.
On 1880 Census, Thomas is farming in Alabama and has 2 more children; Andrew Mack and Elizabeth Parmelia. After Elizabeth they had 4 more sons and another daughter for a total of 9 children.
Sometime after the 1910 Census, they moved to Florida. We know this because the Florida Death Index tells us that Thomas' beloved wife Margaret died in Holmes County, Florida in 1919.
Thomas remained a widower until his death on November 14, 1921. His death also recorded in the Florida Death Index, in Holmes County.
Thomas and Margaret were both laid to rest in East Mount Zion Methodist Cemetery in Holmes County, Florida.
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