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Source S64: 1850 United States Federal Census

• Title	1850 United States Federal Census
  Author	Ancestry.com
  Publisher	Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.Original data - Seventh Census of the United States, 1850; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M432, 1009 rolls); Records of the Bureau of the ;
  Repository	Ancestry.com
  Source ID	S64
  Linked to (51)	Matilda ?? Rosannah ?? (w of Alexander Deatherage) Sarah (Sally) Abney William Booker Agnew Elizabeth Ahart Samuel Alexander Ellen Jane Allison Malvina Amick Catherine (Katie) Anderson Adelia Ann Arbuckle Catharine (Kitty) Brown Arbuckle Charles Arbuckle Cyrus Pharoh Arbuckle David A Arbuckle Emily (Emma) Arbuckle Frances Jane Arbuckle Jacob Lockhart Arbuckle James Alexander Arbuckle James Harvey Arbuckle, Jr John Davis Arbuckle John William Arbuckle Louisa Jane (Jennie) Arbuckle Martha Arbuckle Mary (Polly) Arbuckle General Matthew Arbuckle, Jr Nancy Welsh Arbuckle Rebecca Arbuckle Nancy Catherine Archer Benjamin F Awtry Abby J Bacon Abigail Bacon Allie Bacon Amanda Jane Bacon Benjamin Franklin Bacon Catherine Bacon Charles Bacon Daniel B Bacon David 'Nelson' Bacon Delina (Ellen?) Bacon Dicey Bacon Dicy Bacon Elijah Bacon Elizabeth Bacon Elizabeth C Bacon Henry Nieman Bacon Isaac Bacon Jacob Bacon Jacob Bacon, Jr Jacob Bacon James Bacon, Jr James Bacon [More individuals]

  
  

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