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1850 Census records of Marion District SC show Jesse Welsey Bailey to be 34 and married to Catherine who was 32. The family probably moved to Florida in 1851. He served as a Calhoun County Commissioner in 1862.
"He was the son of Jonas Bailey and Ann. He was a Timberman, Cattleman, Farmer, County Commissioner and Justice of the Peace in Red Oak Community in Calhoun Co. FL.
He and his wife Catherine moved their family by covered wagon from South Carolina to Florida in about 1851. They first live in the Enconfina Creek area of Washington County and settle in the Jackson Co. FL area by about 1852.
Jesse founded the Magnolia Baptist Church and started the Bailey Ferry on the Chipola River."--Find-a-grave
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Nickname: Dumpsy.
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According to Dawood, was a Revolutionary War soldier and Episcopal minister.
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Boarder with the W. J. Parish family
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Family consisted of 2 males under 10, 1 male 16-26 and 1 female 16-26.
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Name listed as "Polly"
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In 1850, she resided with her son George in Boone Co, Missouri. Cites Madison Co, Kentucky Deed Book G, p411-412.
Alternate birthdate is 10 Jan 1778 (find-a-grave)
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Census gives age as 53.
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Family is # 769 in 1850 Polk County Census. Debbie Schmidt cites Larry May, 1548 Manor Drive, Salem, Ohio 44460 as source of some information, also Polk Co Mo Cemetary Directory and 1900 Polk Co Mo Census - Mooney Twp, ED 134, sh 4..
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`Family is #768 in 1850 Polk County,Mo census. Debbie Schmidt cites 1860 Dallas Co Mo Census, Mexican War Pension file and Carol Barclay, 8103 West 101st, Overland Park, Ks 66212.
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Some of Debbie Schmidt's data came from Larry May, Salem, Ohio.
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Debbie cites Janice Barclay, 28116 Irish Bend Road, Monroe, Oregon, 97456.
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Mentioned in grandfather James's will dated 14 June 1799 and probated in 1801.
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Of Perry County, Alabama.
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Living with her son John Adam Hartzell.
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Catherine Bash Hartzell received one third of her husbands estate, the other two thirds split between their children. Abraham and John B Hartzell were administrators for the estate.
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New Martinsburg PO