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Dean, Edmond (b. 10 MAY 1819, d. 21 JAN 1897)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: Edmond

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: 1870
Place: Newton County, Mississippi
Note: pg 19-20, household
Age: 40, Born: AL, Occ; Farmer

Event: Type: 1880 Census
Date: 1880
Place: Jackson County, Mississippi
Note: Edmond Dean, age 52, Male
Mary A., age 45, Female,
Pierce, age 18 yrs., Male,
Martha A., age 12, Female,
Eliza A., age 10, Female,
Jefferson D., age 8, Male,
Rutha O., age 6, Female,
John T., age 3, Male,

Occupation planter
He was blind according to family information & 1880 Census records

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 11 SEP 1850
Place: Jackson County, Mississippi
Note: pg 24, household 360
Age: 30, Occ: Collier, Born: AL

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860
Place: Newton County, Mississippi
Note: pg 81, household

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1890 Census
Date: 1890
Place: No Census Availiable

Death: 21 JAN 1897 Poplar Springs, Newton County, Mississippi

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Jones, Janice Elaine (b. --Not Shown--)

Note: Born at home: 712 South G Street, Pensacola, Florida

Given Name: Janice Elaine

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Adams, Mary Ann (b. 7 MAY 1825, d. 8 SEP 1899)

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Census
Title: Census

Given Name: Mary Ann

Event: Type: 1870 Census
Date: JUN 1870
Place: Poplar Springs, Newton County, Mississippi
Note: pg 401 household

Event: Type: 1880 Census
Date: 1880
Place: Newton County, Mississippi

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 1850
Note: Not listed with family in Jackson County, Mississippi

Event: Type: 1860 Census
Date: 1860
Place: Newton County, Mississippi
Note: pg 19-20, household
Age: 33, Born: AL

Page 19,20 lines 38-40 &1-8.
Names Dean, Edmond, 40 Male, W, Farmer, Birth place-AL; Mary, 83?(33),F, AL; Mary, 16, f, MS; Drury, 14, m, MS; Margaret, 12, f, MS; Nathan,6, m, MS;, Peirce, 4, m, ms; Martha, 2, f, MS; Annabelle, 9/12, MS;Adams, Anthony, 99 M, VA; Rutha, 85, f, Ga.

Event: Type: Books
Note: 1. Nancy Thrash Dean Family Bible
Family information extracted from Nancy Thrash Dean Family Bible inpossesion of Elain Bound who lives in Newton, Newton County,Mississippi.

Event: Type: Parents

Death: 8 SEP 1899 Poplar Springs, Newton County, Mississippi

Burial: Poplar Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Poplar Springs, Newton County, Mississippi

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Deen, Drury\Drewry Sr. (b. 8 SEP 1785, d. 11 OCT 1858)

Note: Died of yellow fever

Given Name: Drury\Drewry

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840
Place: Conecuh County, Alabama
Note: 1212000100000 / 1112001000000
1 male 0-5 Oliver Deen
1 male 5-10 James Hodge Deen
1 male 5-10 Sherod Deen
1 male 10-15 Lorenza Dow Deen
1 male 15-20 Rowan Deen
1 male 15-20 Drewry Deen
1 male 50-60 Drury Deen
1 female 0-5 ?
1 female 5-10 Martha Ann Deen
1 female 10-15 Sarah Deen
1 female 15-20 Nancy Deen
1 female 15-20 Ellender Deen
1 female 40-50 Lydia McWilliams Deen

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 26 SEP 1850
Place: Conecuh County, Alabama
Note: pg 344, household 192
Age: 66, Born: NC, Occ: Farmer, Per. Property: $600
Listed as Drury Dean Sr.
Also living with them is James Hunter thought to be the grandson ofDrury.

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Event: By: JImmie Ruth Hunter Butler
Type: Bio.
Note: Drewry Deen Sr. wa from North Carolina. The family came to SouthAlabama by the "Old Federal Roads." They stopped off in Georgia awhile. They were in Conecuh Co. prior to 1820. They stayed at "AudreySettlement" (a fort built by earlier settlers against the Indians.)They brought their slaves with them. They started buying land inEastern part of the county. Lots of land.
Drewry Deen Sr. was married twice. His first wife, Mary Deen, diedDec. 11, 1821. He had nine children by each wife.

WIlliam Deen b: 1809 - His son Andrew Deen married Lucinda Lee inButler Co. AL. Andrew died in the Civil War. Lucinda Lee Deen marriedBenjamin Norris and moved to Desoto Parish, LA, with two of WIlliamsDeen's grandchildren.

Thomas Dee b: 1810 -

Temprence Deen b: 1813 - Married a Gilmore (might have moved to AR)

Mary Deen b: 1814 - May have been the Mary Deen that died April 6,1835?

Malinda Deen b: 1816 - Married a Cone and moved to AR

Amanda Deen b: 1818 -

Lucinda Deen b: 1820 -

Drewry Deen Jr. b: Nov. or Dec. 1821 - His mother died shortley afterhis birth. It as believed that he married twice, the second wife beingDrewry Deen Sr. 's step daughter

It is my understanding that 2 sis ters and one brother moved toarkansas above eastern part of Louisiana, to Rice Farm. Lydia Deen'sdied Oct. 13, 1858.

Drewry Deen Sr. married Lydia Mcwilliams and had nine children by thismarriage.
Drewry Deen Sr. died Oct. 11, 1858 (but is found in the 1860 census)Lydia Deen died Oct. 13, 1858

Ellender Deen b: Feb. 7, 1823

Rowan Deen b: Died in Civil War. No children

Lorenza Dow Deen b: Died in Civil War. Believed he was namedafter a Preacher.

Death: 11 OCT 1858 Conecuh County, Alabama

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Deen, Sherrod (b. ABT 1769, d. ABT 1823)

Given Name: Sherrod

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

Event: unknown author
Type: Bio.
Note: Sherrod is known to be the son of Jeremiah Deens of Nash Co. NC but wehave conclusively determined that Jeremiah is the father of OUR EdmondDean. Sherrod appears in several records in Nash Co. and in Georgiaand Tennessee as well. In Nash Co. he appears in a few of the CourtMinutes doing land transactions with his mother who is listed as Maryin some documents and Molley in others. But it is certainly the sameperson. He also appears in the 1790 census for Nash Co. This meansthat in 1790 he was atleast 21 years of age. He is listed as having 4young boys in his household. So, counting back from 1790 to find hisbirth year, we take 21 for being in the census and 1 year for eachchild which brings us to 1765. Sherrod pops up again in the TaxRecords for Montgomery Co. GA in 1797 and 1798. We see him again inthe 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. His is listed as being from Clarke Co.He is also listed with a Molly Deens. The last sighting I have ofSherrod is in 1818 in Williamson Co. TN in an Estate Inventorydocument as being a purchaser.

Death: ABT 1823 Hardin County, Tennessee

Will: Date: NOV 1788
Place: Nash County, North Carolina
Note: Mentioned in his father will

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Deen, Temperance (b. ABT 1767, d. ?)

Given Name: Temperance

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Deen, Lucretia (b. ABT 1786, d. ?)

Given Name: Lucretia

Event: Type: 1800 Census
Date: 1800

Event: Type: 1790 Census
Date: 1790

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Deen, Nathaniel (b. ABT 1787, d. ?)

Given Name: Nathaniel

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Deen, Charles (b. ABT 1788, d. ?)

Given Name: Charles

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Young, Delpha (b. , d. ?)

Given Name: Delpha

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Mastin, Mary (b. , d. 11 DEC 1821)

Given Name: Mary

Event: Type: 1820 Census
Date: 1820

Event: Type: 1810 Census
Date: 1810

Death: 11 DEC 1821

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Ortet, Reine (b. ABT 1898, d. ?)

Given Name: Reine

Event: by: Janice E. Jones Rediker
Type: Bio.
Note: Uncle Johnny and Aunt Reine lived in New Orleans were Eleanor and I(Jan) visited as children.
Granddad Ortet was liveing with them when he died. I remember AuntReine had the most beautiful scenes of christmas all over the house.They were differant scenes of villages and towns, There were churches,and houses, with people walking around, they were filled with snowscenes and christmas trees. They were so real and life like they seemsreal to me as a child. One visit they gave us color books filled withwonderful dancing balerinas. Another visit they gave us plastic bubblestuff, when we blew on the straw they made big bubbles, that webounced in the sir around the room. When the bubble when flat we chewthe plactic and had to spit it out.

Death: --Not Shown--

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McWIlliams, Lydia (b. 22 MAY 1799, d. 14 OCT 1858)

Given Name: Lydia

Event: Type: 1830 Census
Date: 1830

Event: Type: 1840 Census
Date: 1840

Event: Type: 1850 Census
Date: 26 SEP 1850
Place: Conecuh County, Alabama
Note: pg 344, household 192
Age: 44, Born: SC
Living with them is her sister's; Matilda McWIlliams age: 24, born: GA, Nancy McWilliams age: 24, born: AL