Sophie Frost had the following Land Patent:
DATE AliquotParts Sec./Block Township Range Fract.Section Meridan State County
06/28/1905 SW 2/ 15-N 2-E No Louisiana LA Ouachita 165.041910 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 9, TWP 16, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana, Dwelling/Family: 129/131
Sofa J Frost 45 1864 Alabama White Female1920 United States Census for Police Jury Ward 9, Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Sophia J. Frost F W 57 D AL AL AL
[Lives next door to son, James Frost]
Spouse: Mary "Polly" Parker/Barker
1850 Federal Census for Jones County, Mississippi, Page 306
306 34 Mott Thomas L. 2 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 white males under 5
2 white males 5 - 10
1 white male 20 - 30
1 white male 30 - 40
2 white female under 5
1 white female 20 - 30
9 Total
4 in Agriculture1850 Federal Census for Jones County, Mississippi, Page 129
30 220 220 MOTT Thomas L. 47 M Farmer 1,000 GA
31 220 220 MOTT Mary 42 F SC
32 220 220 MOTT Love 14 M MS
33 220 220 MOTT Joel 11 M MS
34 220 220 MOTT Hiram 9 M MS
35 220 220 MOTT Thomas 7 M MS
36 220 220 MOTT Rodophus 2 M MSThomas L. or J.H. Mott. Both came to Angelina County, Texas around 1850. Thomas L. was the first to settle in the Old Concord community. It is under Sam Rayburn Reservoir now, but the graves were moved out on Hi-way 63 between Zavalla and Jasper Texas. The 1860 census shows Thomas to be 56 yrs. His wife Mary is 52yrs. Hiram, is 19 yrs. Thomas is 17. Looks like Rodolphus is 11. Ellenor is 9. Hannable is 6.
1880 United States Census, 6th Ward, Caldwell, Louisiana, Family History Library Film 1254450, NA Film Number T9-0450, Page Number 63C
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father Mother
Stephin MOTT Self M Male W 39 LA Farmer MS MS
Elizebeth L. MOTT Wife M Female W 32 MS Keeping House MS MS
Thomas J. MOTT Son S Male W 9 LA LA MS
N. Almeda MOTT Dau S Female W 7 LA LA MS
Amanda E. MOTT Dau S Female W 4 LA LA MS
James D. MOTT Son S Male W 1 LA LA MS
David ROBERTS Other S Male W 21 MS Work On Farm MS MSNext door to Stephen Mott, is this his sister, Caroline:
1880 United States Census, 6th Ward, Caldwell, Louisiana, Family History Library Film 1254450, NA Film Number T9-0450, Page Number 63C
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father Mother
Caroline FROST Self W Female W 45 MS Farmer MS MS
James FROST Son S Male W 16 LA Works On Farm AL MS
Caroline FROST Dau S Female W 13 LA At Home AL MS
Dolphus E. FROST Son S Male W 10 LA Works On Farm AL MS
Corvosso FROST Son S Male W 10 LA Works On Farm AL MS
Malissa FROST Dau S Female W 7 LA AL MS
Research needed:
1864 Tax Lists: Winn Parish, Louisiana
Mott, William, Ward 81880 United States Census, 2nd Ward, Grant, Louisiana, Family History Library Film 1254453, NA Film Number T9-0453, Page Number 239C
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
William MOTT Self M Male W 45 GA Farmer GA GA
Mary MOTT Wife M Female W ... GA GA GA
John MOTT Son Male W 16 LA GA GA
James MOTT Son Male W 14 LA GA GA
Dauna MOTT Dau S Female W 10 LA GA GAMott, Alice Y. b. 1873 d. 1920
Mott, Ella b. no date d. no date
Mott, George infant of John
Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, Infant of John Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, Infant of John Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, Infant of John Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, Infant of Mrs. J.M. Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, James, Infant of John Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, Jerry, Infant of John Mott b. no date d. no date
Mott, W. M. b. 7-8-1899 d. 4-6-1915
Occupations:
County Tax Collector of Clark County, Alabama (1817-1819)
County Road Commissioner, Clark County, Alabama (1819-1821)
Overseer of Roads, Clark County, Alabama (1821)
Counter Coroner in Alabama.
In Bevil District in Texas before 1824.
Alcade for Zavala's Colony
Postmaster of the city of Jasper in 1837
First Chief Justice of the Jasper County Court (1836-1839)
Justice of the Peace in Jasper County (1841-1843)Research needed:
Benjamin Mott AliquotParts Sec./Block Township Range Fract.Section Meridian State Counties Acres
10/21/1834 W½NE 21/ 15-N 12-E No St Stephens AL Dallas, Lowndes 79.85
04/10/1837 NWSE 21/ 15-N 12-E No St Stephens AL Dallas, Lowndes 39.92
Unfortunately, this is a semi-weak connection to the children. A supporting document would help.
On redeeming fact is Ann Melissa Mott and her husband John Frost had a son named Marion Elbert Frost. He married Nancy E. Kelly. They named one of their children: Warren Fulton Frost
Research needed: Unsure there was a first marriage.
Taxable Property of Clarke County, Alabama for the 1813 (From AL GenWeb 1/20/99) MOTT, Joseph
Last Will and Testament of Joseph MOTT in 1849 (Probate Records Vol. A. p. 67 case 0195 Tyler TX) lists his daughter Parthena Coursey. Valentine Coursey was an appraiser of his estate in 1850.
Another death date: January 6, 1849
1850 Census for Tyler County, Texas Census Mott, B. F. 35 Male Alabama Farmer $4000 Mott, Amanda M. 30 Female Alabama Mott, Caroline M. 38 Female Alabama Mott, Zilpha 73 Female South Carolina
Research needed, no known connection:
Basing research on Joseph George Wiggins Mott's two middle names and that his mother is from South Caroline.
Year: 1790 State: South Carolina County: Orangeburgh Sheet No: 255 Reel no: M637-11
District: South Enumerated by: Daniel Green Transcribed by Cheryl Hill for USGenWeb
LINE Name
6 George Wiggins
one white male below 16
four white males 16+
two females19 Thomas Wiggins | 2 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
John Wiggins born before 1749 died 1775
(son of George Wiggins and Margaret. George died in Somerset Co. NJ in 1750) moved to Laurens Co. South Carolina
1808 MOTT JONAS Washington County AL Alabama Territory AL Early Census vols. 1 and/or 2ALS1a2245151
1810 MOTT JONAH Washington County AL Alabama Territory Federal Population Schedule AL 1810 Federal Census IndexALS1a2245147
1811 MOTT JONAH Washington County AL 003No Town-part Of CensusAL 1810-1819 Tax Lists IndexAL2453035Census List 1810-Washington County, Mississippi Territory
Heads of Families:
Lovelace Mott
Jonah Mott
William Walker
James Walker
Matthias Walker
James Walker1810 MOTT JONAH Cherokee County AL No Township Listed Federal Population Schedule AL
1810 Federal Census Index AL S1a2245146Taxable Property of Clarke County, Alabama for the 1813 (From AL GenWeb 1/20/99) MOTT, Jonah
1819 MOTT JONAH Cherokee County AL No Township ListedResident's List AL
1811-1819 Tax Lists Index AL S1a22451451816 Clark County, Mississippi Territory (Alabama) Census W M over 21 W M under 21 W F Over 21 W F under 21 Slaves MOTT, Jonas 1 4 1 1
1820 MOTT JONAH Cherokee County AL Cherokee Nation Lands Federal Population Schedule AL
1820 Federal Census Index AL S2a895444
“The Territorial Papers of the United States” Volume VI, The Territory of Mississippi, 1809-1817 PETITION TO CONGRESS BY PURCHASERS OF PUBLIC LANDS EAST OF PEARL RIVER
[No date, 1815] To the Honourable the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America, in Congress Assembled: the humble petition of certain purchasers of public lands east of Pearl River Respectfully Showeth. That when your petitioners made purchase of public lands,-they did believe that they purchased them under the simple condition of paying for them in certain instalments, and under the expectation that if they failed to make payment on the day appointed,-they would be liable, as in all similar contracts, to pay the interest on their instalments from the time they became due. Experience has sadly convinced your petitioners that the receivers of public monies, insist, on the part of the United States, not only upon the ordinary, simple, legal interest upon instalments not paid on the day,-but on a certain forfeiture or penalty, under the name of “back interest”, founded on the principle that on the failure of payment at the period appointed,-the government becomes entitled not only to interest from that time, but to interest from the very day of purchase;-thus raising a charge against the unfortunate purchaser,-not only of simple interest, but in some cases of even double or treble compound interest. Your petitioners can scarcely believe that this was ever the intention of the just and paternal government of the United States:-and they have a firm hope that the statement of the existing evil is alone sufficient to insure a remedy. Some of your petitioners had, perhaps, peculiar reason to deem the existing practice a severe one. They had purchased land, before they removed to the territory; and during the state of indian hostility it was impossible for an inhabitant of Georgia or Carolina to reach the land office in St Stephens with the instalment due:-and had they reached it; they would have found the doors of the office shut, and all kinds of civil business utterly suspended. Your petitioners therefore humbly hope that a law will pass for refunding what is called back interest, & forbidding its collection in future: and your petitioners as in duty bound &c <A few of the names with possible connections to B. J. Frost> Lovelace Mott William Landrum Jonah Mott Jesse B Landrum Mathew Hicks John Landrum John Cox Jas LawsonLand Patent for MOTT, JONAH
AL Clarke 7/10/1839 St. Stephens 7156 AL1430__.145
1850 CLARKE COUNTY - ALABAMA CENSUS
Linson MOTT 40 M Farmer Alabama
Jane 32 F Alabama
George 2 M Alabama
Susan MOTT 64 F S.Carolina
Amarintha 32 F Alabama
Harriet 20 F Alabama
Robert 19 F Farmer Alabama
Leonora 17 F Alabama
James 11 F Alabama
Sarah 5 F Alabama
Research needed, no known connection:
LOAMMIA ORANGE MOTT Birth: 10 MAR 1823 Of, , Benton, Arkansas Death: 22 APR 1881
Wife
MARY JANE WHEELER Birth: About 1828 Of, , Benton, Arkansas
Marriage: About 1851 Of, , Benton, Arkansas
Children
1. LOAMMIA ORANGE MOTT Male Birth: 30 SEP 1852 Of, , Benton, Arkansas Death: 04 AUG 1933
2. JOE DANIEL MOTT Male Birth: About 1854 Of, , Benton, Arkansas
3. MARY JANE MOTT Female Birth: About 1856 Of, , Benton, Arkansas