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Family #
1
For all practical
purposes, the Abner Long family has disappeard off the Stone County census
in 1870. Abner, and his eldest son, Joseph are dead. Polly has taken at least
one grandchild to Illinois in 1865, and has since died by 1868.
#10101 John Henry Long can be found in Phelp County, Missouri living with
Marquis Hull family in the 1870 census. In 1889, Thomas Mexwell was
appointed guardian, and Hardy Harp and Amanda Jane Harp testified to
his prents. I believe this is #106 Amanda.
#107 Marcellus Henry Long - according to his pension papers, he is living
in 1870 in Franklin, MO, then Lebanon, then Springfield, then Maple, AR.
#102 John P Long - a John P Long testifies in 1889 that he was present
when Joseph Calvin Long #101 married Elizabeth Retina Bobbitt. His military
records show his middle initial was P.
#103 William "Bun" Long - see later for legends about Bun. |
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Stone County,
Missouri
Pierce Township
#351
2 |
Joseph |
Miller |
60 |
M |
KY |
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Elizabeth |
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46 |
F |
TN |
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201 |
Vianna |
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26 |
F |
MO |
Her husband has
died, presumably in the war. |
202 |
William |
Farm Labor |
24 |
M |
MO |
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203 |
Abner |
Farm
Labor |
22 |
M |
MO |
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204 |
Isaac
H |
Farm
Labor |
20 |
M |
AR |
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205 |
Polly |
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18 |
F |
MO |
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206 |
Sallie |
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16 |
F |
MO |
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207 |
Nancy |
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13 |
F |
MO |
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208 |
Lucinda |
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9 |
F |
AR |
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209 |
Pamela |
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2 |
F |
MO |
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L
Rhodes |
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9 |
F |
AR |
See the probate
order at the bottom of the page - William C Long was given custody of Sarh
L Rhodes in 1873 |
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Sarah E
Long |
Keeping
House |
37 |
F |
TN |
This is Sarah
Bobbitt, wife of Mr John Henry, who has died during the war.
Unsure why it shows Long. |
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George
W |
Farm
Labor |
19 |
M |
AR |
George married
Ellan Hancock 25 Dec 1873. It is believed that this family moved
north to around Kansas City, MO. |
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Sarah
L |
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9 |
F |
AR |
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On August 20, 1875
William Long buys the following 122 acres...
NENE 2/ 20-N 25-W
2 SESE 35/ 21-N 25-W
3 SWSW 36/ 21-N 25-W
There are only 2
possible William Long's to make this purchase. #201 or #103. It is believed
at this time that it is #201 |
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Carroll County,
Arkansas
Kings River Township
#98
301 |
William
Long |
Farmer |
36 |
M |
IL |
With no way of
knowing for sure if this is a son of John, or the numerical sequence
of his siblings, I have numbered William # 301 |
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Caroline |
Keeping
House |
27 |
F |
MO |
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Joseph |
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10 |
M |
AR |
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William |
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8 |
M |
AR |
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Mary
Jane |
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2 |
F |
AR |
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Elizabeth
Long |
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62 |
F |
TN |
Shows as Matilda
in 1860 census |
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Stone County
Wills and Administrations
This may imply that
Joseph moved his family from Carroll to Stone shorty after this census was
taken - They will all appear in the 1880 census as residing in
Stone
LONG, WM. C. (#301)
Guardian and curator of Sarah E. Rhodes, minor heir of John Rhodes.
Sec. John Coffee, James A. Long (#203) and Joseph Long(#2), bond filed 17
Mar. 1873
page 138 |
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Living with the
Sam Munnic family at
Carrol County, AR
Hickory Township
#43
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John Henry
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86 |
M |
TN |
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73 |
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Sarah |
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73 |
F |
SC |
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Continue to
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