Another death date: 1869.
1880 United States Census for Southeast, Jones, Mississippi
Family History Library Film 1254651, NA Film Number T9-0651 , Page Number 334B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Ida C. LANDRUM Dau S Female W 12 MS At Home MS MS
Another birth place: Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi.
Research need, could be family:
1860 Census Index; Jackson Par., LA
BROWNLEE, Hiram Pg # 467 45/m/LA
BROWNLEE, Ca Morine Pg # 467 32/f/AL
BROWNLEE, James Pg # 467 17/m/LA
BROWNLEE, Amanda Pg # 467 16/f/LA
BROWNLEE, John Pg # 467 15/m/LA
BROWNLEE, Elmira Pg # 467 14/f/LA
BROWNLEE, Adaline Pg # 467 13/f/LA
BROWNLEE, Elizabeth Pg # 467 12/f/LA
BROWNLEE, Vincent Pg # 467 10/m/LA
BROWNLEE, Hammet Pg # 467 07/m/LA
David Sr. resided in the following locations: Georgia between 1800 - 1826, Loundes County, Alabama between 1827-1836, Clarke County, Mississippi after 1836-1850, and Ouachita Parish, Louisiana in 1850-until his death.
Land patents documentDavid Sr. resided in the following locations: Georgia between 1800 - 1826, Loundes County, Alabama between 1827-1836, Clarke County, Mississippi after 1836-1850, and Ouachita Parish, Louisiana in 1850-until his death.
Land patents document
In 1870 Prudance and David are living together in Ward 1, Union Parish, Louisiana. There are no children or farm laborers listed.
Census Year: 1880 State: Louisiana Parish: Union Enumeration District: 85 Page No: 11 Reel no: T9-473 Division: Ward Two Supervisor District: 3 Sheet No: 419B Enumerated on: June 9th, 1880 by: T. L. Holloway, Ass't. Marshal
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Derrill W. HOLLIS Self M Male W 34 LA Farming SC SC
Rachel L. HOLLIS Wife M Female W 33 LA Keeping House LA MA
John M. HOLLIS Son S Male W 4 LA LA LA
Annette F. HOLLIS Dau S Female W 2 LA LA LA
William B. HOLLIS Son S Male W 10M LA LA LA
Prudence ARRANT Aunt W Female W 47 LA At Home LA LA
1850 Census for Jackson Parish, Louisiana [see Sources]
On March 1, 1854 James Frost and Jesses Tederton completed a land deed transaction. [See General Index to Conveyances 1839 - 1927, Union Parish Courthouse, Farmerville, Louisiana, File #16-G, Book G, Page 12.]
1860 Census - Caldwell Parish, Louisiana, Ward 6 [see Sources] James received the following land patents in Lincoln and Caldwell Parish, Louisiana:
AliquotParts Sec./Block Township Range Fract. Sec. Meridian State County Issued Acres
NWNE 17/ 18-N 1-W No Louisiana LA Lincoln 9/15/1854 40.06
N½NW 33/ 12-N 2-E No Louisiana LA Caldwell 7/2/1860 120.03
NWNE 33/ 12-N 2-E No Louisiana LA Caldwell 7/2/1860
E½NE 20/ 12-N 2-E No Louisiana LA Caldwell 7/2/1860 80.22
NESE 20/ 12-N 2-E No Louisiana LA Caldwell 9/1/1860 80.03
NWSW 21/ 12-N 2-E No Louisiana LA Caldwell 9/1/1860
SWNE 17/ 18-N 1-W No Louisiana LA Lincoln 9/1/1860 40.16Research needed, no known connection:
James Frost is listed in the LA Confederate unit: Caldwell Invincibles. The Caldwell Invincibles were organized at Columbia, Louisiana in July 1861 and reported to Camp Moore where they were formally enrolled in the Twelfth Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers on August 13, 1861.1870 Census - Caldwell Parish, Ward 9 [see Sources]
1880 United States Census for 9th Ward, Caldwell, Louisiana [see Sources]
Research needed, lives six households from James and Lovenia Frost possibly a brother's wife?:
1880 United States Census for 9th Ward, Caldwell Parish, Louisiana
Family History Library Film 1254450, NA Film Number T9-0450, Page Number 48B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Cynthia A. FROST Self D Female W 47 NC Keeping House NC TN
James W. KELLY Son S Male W 23 AL Farmer AL NC
John F. VOLENTINE Son S Male W 20 LA Laborer LA NC
Edmund L. VOLENTINE Son S Male W 17 LA Works On Farm LA NC
Note: Caldwell Parish, Louisiana Marriages Records: Mrs. Scinthia Frost & William Middleton on July 18, 1880.
Believed to be his second wife and stepmother to James.