Living next door to his brother Thomas Frost in 1850:
1850 Census for Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, 2nd Ward in Township 23, Reel No: M432-230 Sheet No: 107A Reference: Enumerated on 12th September, 1850 by James H Brown; PAGE NO: 8
LN HN FN Name Age Sex Race Occup. Val. Birth Mrd. Sch. R/W DDB
27 183 183 Frost Hilyard 35 M Planter 2,800 GA [born 1815]
28 183 183 Frost Jane 30 F GA
29 183 183 Frost John 14 M GA
30 183 183 Frost Amanda 12 F GA X
31 183 183 Frost Mary 9 F GA
32 183 183 Frost Wm 5 M GA
33 183 183 Frost Georgiana 2 F GA1860 United States Census for Homer, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana
H J Frost 45 1814 Georgia Male
Jane Frost 40 1819 Georgia Female
Amanda Frost 20 1839 Georgia Female
Mary F Frost 16 1843 Georgia Female
Wm Frost 12 1847 Georgia Male
Georgia Frost 10 1849 Georgia Female
H D Frost 6 1853 Louisiana Female
Bell Frost 3 1856 Louisiana FemaleAlso in the 1860 United States Census for Homer, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, believed to be John:
J F Frost 21 1838 Georgia MaleLand Patents for Hilliard Frost
FROST, HILLARD I LA Claiborne 10/1/1852 Natchitoches 7296 LA0580__.037
FROST, HILLIARD J LA Claiborne 10/1/1852 Natchitoches 7324 LA0580__.061
FROST, HILLIARD J LA Claiborne 10/1/1852 Natchitoches 8003 LA0590__.166
FROST, HILLIARD J LA Claiborne 9/15/1854 Natchitoches 10055 LA0620__.407
FROST, HILLYARD J LA Claiborne 4/1/1859 Natchitoches 11632 LA0650__.419Research needed: Land Patents for Hilrey Frost in Crenshaw, Alabama
FROST, HILREY AL Crenshaw 4/2/1860 Greenville 49931 AL2080__.060
FROST, HILREY AL Crenshaw 4/2/1860 Greenville 50399 AL2080__.207Hilliyard was wound while in the CSA.
Research needed:
Hillary Frost and Elizabeth Bedgood, married in Washington County, Georgia. Hei s in Butler County, Alabama in 1850, Covington County 1860 and Crenshaw County 1870.
1870 Census for Ward 1, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana
J S Frost 49 1820 Georgia White Female
A E Frost 28 1841 Georgia White Female
M E Frost 25 1844 Georgia White Female
H D Frost 14 1855 LA White Female
S E Frost 11 1858 LA White Female
J F Frost 9 1860 LA White MaleResearch needed, a possible nephew:
1880 United States Census for Calera, Shelby, Alabama, Family History Library Film 1254031, NA Film Number T9-0031, Page Number 227D
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Soloman A. LYONS Self M Male W 32 NC Farmer NC NC
Louisa LYONS Wife M Female W 27 AL Keeping House AL AL
Johnie LYONS Son S Male W 8 AL NC AL
William LYONS Son S Male W 6 AL NC AL
Ida LYONS Dau S Female W 4 AL NC AL
Jesse LYONS Son S Male W 1 AL NC AL
Robert F. CARY Other S Male W 20 AL Work On Farm GA AL
Research needed, no known connection:
1880 United States Census
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Mary PEARCER Self W Female W 52 TN Keeping House SC NC
John PEARCER Son S Male W 23 TX Works On Farm TN TN
Martha PEARCER Dau W Female W 17 TX TN TN
John FROST Other S Male W 43 GA Farmer GA GA
E.D. 34, Comanche, Texas, Family History Library Film 1255297, NA Film Number T9-1297, Page Number 152A
1880 United States Census for Alabama, Nevada, Arkansas, Family History Library Film 1254052, NA Film Number T9-0052, Page Number 521B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age BirthOccupation Father Mother
J. FROST Self M Male W 18 LA Farmer GA GA
Jane FROST Mother W Female W 62 GA Keeping House GA GA
Fany FROST Sister S Female W 20 GA Laborer GA GA
Bell FROST Sister S Female W 18 LA At School GA GA
S. I. BAXTER Other S Male W 24 AR Laborer NC TN
Frost Family Roots of North Louisiana.
The "children" listed are not known to be brothers. These men are listed because their descendants settled in northern Louisiana. This document has a special emphasis on the Frost Families of North Central Louisiana and their possible relationship to one another.
1. Benjamin Frost and Darrel Frost are probably brothers. They are both from Beat 5 Butler County, Alabama, giving them a stronger tie.
2. William Frost owned land in Butler County, Alabama though the bulk of his land was in Dallas,
3. Lowndes, and Bibb Counties - lands to the immediate north and northwest of Butler County. He could be a brother to Benjamin Frost and/or Darrel Frost. William Frost's ties to the Frost of Louisiana have never been firmly established. His possible "sons" though had land holdings in these same counties before moving to Louisiana.
4. Johnson Frost had descendants who settled in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. The other Frost families have claimed ties to Frost families in the Jackson, Lincoln, Ouachita and Claiborne Parishes, as well as a few Parishes a bit to the south of these. Johnson and his wife have been traced to Mississippi and to Alabama due to his son Jacob W. Frost being born in Alabama. Johnson Frost could be related to Benjamin and William because they have all been traced to South Carolina
5. Johnson Frost had descendants who settled in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. The other Frost families have claimed ties to Frost families in the Jackson, Lincoln, Ouachita and Claiborne Parishes, as well as a few Parishes a bit to the south of these. Johnson and his wife have been traced to Mississippi and to Alabama due to his son Jacob W. Frost being born in Alabama. Johnson Frost could be related to Benjamin and William because they have all been traced to South Carolina.
6. Joseph Thomas Frost is most likely not related to the main Frost branches of North Central Louisiana, though some members of his family did live in Claiborne Parish in 1850. His family appears to have entered from Missouri, while the rest of the Frost appears to have come from Alabama. At some point, some of Joseph Thomas Frost's family appears to have gone back to Missouri or moved on to Texas.
7. Darrel Frost, I have wondered if he is really from South Carolina rather than North Carolina, but there is no family claims otherwiseThis could possibly be:
South Carolina Immigrants 1760-1770. Jack Moreland Jones & Mary Bondurant Warren Heritage Papers 1988. page 266 - William Frost arrived at Charles Town on the Brigatine Neptune, February 13, 1768, London. page 324 - William Frost arrived at Charles Town on the Brigantine Adventure, December 31, 1769, Madera. page 345 - William Frost arrived at Charles Town on the Brigantine Adventure, November 28 ,1769, HullMarried second Anna T. George, July 29, 1852 by E.G. Richards, minister of the Methodist E. Church south James Witter L.S. Note: Anna a widow. - Chambers County Alabama - Marriage records.
Feel free to add and clarify any of the information on the Frost lines.Research needed for everything following, no known connection:
1830 Census for Perry County, Alabama
66 Frost, John 3 males, 1 female, 2 slaves1840 Census for Perry County, Alabama
Frost, John 252
Frost, John C. 264
Frost, Jacob 268
Frost, John T. 290Springhill Methodist Church Cemetery, Butler County, Alabama
Tamer Frost b. April 14, 1817 d. Nov. 2, 1889 Age 72 years, 6 months, 12 days"Transcription of Deed
Shows sale of some of William Coate land of 1767 Misc Rec Bk D p. 544 State of South Carolina:
Know all men by these present that I John Galbreath of the district of Newberry in the state aforesaid in consideration of two hundred dollars to me paid by John Kelly of the state and district aforesaid have granted bargained sold and released and by these presents do grant bargain... to the said John Kelly all that plantation or tract of sixty-two acres of land as being part of a tract granted the 24 day of Nov 1767 to William Coats for 200 acres situated in Craven County when surveyed on the north side of Bush River waters of Saluda River begining at white oak ? in fork of branch run NE 38.17.50 to stake & thence SE 52.7?.50 to a stake & thence NE 12.22.50 to pine & thence NW 79.?.50 to ? and thence NE 11.36.50 to ? thence SW 79.5.50 to ? oadk and thence SW 13.23.40 to pine and thence SW 46.11.6? and thence SE 55.13.75 to small Hickory and thence SW 37.22.58 ? and thence SE 45.16.75 to begining to white oak ? fork of branch amounting to sixty-two acres as aforesaid ? moreor less as may more fully and at large appear by a platt thence of hereof indorsed together with all and singular the rights members hereditaments and appurtenances to the said premises belonging or in any wise incident or appurtaining to have and to hold all and singular the premises before mentioned unto the said John Kelly his heirs and assigns ? I do hereby bind myself and my heirs executors and administrations to warrant and forever defend all and signular the said premises to the said John Kelly his heirs (yada yada yada yada) Witness: My hand and seal this twenty seventh day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and in the twenty fourth year of the independence of the united states of America signed sealed and elievered in presences of: James Galbreath and Abraham Sanders (not sure of this last name) Signed: John Galbreath Proved on oath of James Galbreath Original recorded April 19, 1800 (original grant has plat attached) (C-1945) Forty Four more acres of his original 200 acres of land appear to have been sold in 1807 with William's original purchased being mentioned. It's transcription by Charlotte Coats-Siercks follows: Transcribed land record for William Coats land of 1766 Newberry County Misc Records Bk J p. 484 State of South Carolina: Know all men by these present that I Nthan Galbreath ? (minor?, no I think it's attorney) of James Galbreath Senior ? (late?) of Columbrad County State of Ohio for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars to me paid by John Frost of Newberry District in the State of South Carolina the ? - Whereof I hereby acknowledge have granted bargined and sold and released by these present do grant bargain sell and release unto the said John Frost all that plantation or tract of land 44 acres it being part of a tract granted the 24th day of Nov 1767 to William Coate for two hundred acres situated in Craven County (when surveyed) on the north side of Bush River waters of Slauda ? (point?) beginning at Bush River Running N 38 E 23.40 to white oak then N 46 w 51.60 part on land belonging to John Kelly and part on John Galbreath deceased land to stake thence W 30 2 19.50 and Robert ? (Poroly?) land to Bush River then (along?) Bush River to place of beginning accounting forty four acres in the whole a morty (?) or hald part thereof belonging to the estate of John Galbreath deceased the other twenty or half part being twenty-two acres as may now fully and at large appear by a plate laid off for John Frost and Nathan Galbreath by Isaac Kirk or hereby intended to be conveyed by the said Nathan Galbreath to John Frost aforesiad together with all and singular the eighty members hereditaments and apputenance to the said premises belonging or many wife incident or appurtaining to have and to hold all and singular the premesis before mentioned unto the said John Frost his heirs assigns forever and I do hereby bind myself my heirs executors and administrators to (?) forever (?) all (?) signulars the said premises unto the said John Frost his heirs and assigns against myself and my eirs aux against every person whowoever lawfully claiming or to claim the same or any part thereof - Witness my hand and seal this sixth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven and in the thirty fifth year of the United States of America. Signed sealed and delieved in presence of: Fred. Nance, Joseph Fleming (?) Signed Nathan Galbreath SS/ND: Personally appeared before me Frederick Nance who being duly sworn swore on oath that he was present and saw the within named Nathan Galbreath (minor or attorney, think it must be attorney, couldn't be a minor and sign a deed) of James Galbreath sign seal and deliver the within deed of conveyance to the within named John Frost for the use and purpose within stated and that Joseph Fleming (?) and himself in the presents of each other (?) the deed executed thereof - dated: Sept 18th 1810. Signed F. Nance Recorded Sept 22, 1810 (Original grant at above cite has plat of this land, this is the lower portion of the 1766 plat to William Coate)"Research needed, no known connection:
Tabitha Vandiver (daughter of George Vandiver) married Joseph Frost.
The Frosts executed a “three lives” lease in 1777 with the third person being “Harvin Goreham, orphan of Sanford Goreham”. Whether Harvin Gorham was a step-brother of Tabitha Frost or a double in-law is uncertain, but it seems highly likely that he was living with the Frosts at the time. - Loudoun County Deed Book L, p294.SAGHS Book Catalog - Alabama
Probate Minute Index Volume I Frost, Eleanor, ed. AL lime7
Banking on Tradition: The Walker, Tom FH Frost 0-9678670- Barbers and Allied Families
Character Endures: The Genealogy Frost, Thomas Clayborne IV FH Frost 0-9719917- Charles Henry Kidwell of Shelbina
Underhill Genealogy Vol II, Frost, Josephine C. ed. FH underhill
Underhill Genealogy Vol III, Frost, Josephine C. ed. FH underhill
Underhill Genealogy Vol IV Frost, Josephine C. ed FH underhill
Underhill Genealogy Vol. I Frost, Josephine C. ed. FH underhill
Family Bible Records Volumes 1-4 Tally-Frost, Stephenie H RF 28008 11
Believed to have fought in the War of 1812. An application dated 28 Oct 1850 (age 62), resident of Troup County, Georgia. He was drafted at Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia around 20 Aug 1813. A second application dated 21 Apr 1859 gives his age as 71.
Johnson Frost was a Methodist minister.
Deeds from 1816-1830 showing he lived in Clark County, Georgia and in Troup County, Georgia
They were in Perry County, Alabama around 1830's - 1840's.
Johnson Frost was a "circuit rider", that is, a traveling, usually on mule back, Methodist preacher.
Research needed:
Land Patents in Alabama:
FROST, JOHNSON W AL Tallapoosa 7/1/1845 Montgomery 8453 AL4340__.420
FROST, JOHNSON W AL Tallapoosa 7/1/1845 Montgomery 8466 AL4340__.4341850 Census-Mississippi-Tishomingo-SDIVN. Series:M432 Roll:382 Page:99
1860 Census-Arkansas-Franklin-Short MTN TWP. Series:M653 Roll:41 Page:364
1870 Census-Arkansas-Franklin-Short MTN TWP. Series:M593 Roll:53 Page:761850 Census for Mississippi, Dwelling/Family 176/176:
Jacob W Frost 35 M Farmer 600 SC
Elizabeth Frost 32 F SC
Mary Ann Frost 15 F AL
John B. Frost 14 M AL
Wm G. Frost 13 M AL
Jepe A. Frost 11 M AL
John Miles 20 M Farmer Tenn.
John Frost 68 M Farmer SC
Rebecca Frost 76 F SC
Mary F. Cunningham 10/12 FOther Census Records: 1850
Johnson Frost was 63 born in South Carolina. Farmer. Real estate valued at $1000. Living with his wife, Rebecca, and his daughter, Emily R, in Troup County, Georgia. 1860
J. Frost was 73 born in South Carolina. Minister. Living with H.F. Frost, E. M. Neal, Catherine Neal, Cha. Neal and Hector Neal in Troup County, Georgia.Another death place: West Point, Troup County, Georgia.
Might have had a brother named Hillard Frost.
I thought for a while there I knew who her parents were. But it looks that my research for her may be wrong. I am leaving the Hogue lines up, along with all the other information I have pertaining to it, for other people who may want to use it. And perhaps I may find there is a link to this line to my families after all. Update April 28,2003 Lorna David
Research needed: Francis Frost married Rebecca Jane Marcus on 04 Apr 1847, Troup, Georgia.
Research needed, Could this be Francis Asbury Frost:
1880 United States Census for La Grange, Troup, Georgia, Family History Library Film 1254168, NA Film Number T9-0168, Page Number 686A
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Francis H. FROST Self W Male W 57 GA Merchant GA GA
Florence FROST Dau S Female W 20 GA GA GA
William FROST Son S Male W 18 GA At School GA GA
Robbie FROST Son S Male W 14 GA At School GA GA
S. Dowie WHITE SonL M Male W 28 GA Merchant GA GA
Viola S. WHITE Wife M Female W 22 GA Keeps House GA GA
Migrated 1774 Virginia/South Carolina/Georgia
Disowned 1789 Quakers of Georgia
1880 United States Census for West Point, Troup, Georgia, Family History Library Film 1254167, NA Film Number T9-0167, Page Number 640A
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Anderson M. EADY Self M Male W 54 GA Merchant GA GA
Emily R. EADY Wife M Female W 48 GA Keeping House GA GA
William EADY Son S Male W 18 GA Clerk In Store GA GA
Barney F. EADY Son S Male W 16 GA At School GA GA
Mollie E. EADY Dau S Female W 9 GA At School GA GA
Josie HUGHS Other S Female W 25 GA Servant GA GATHOMAS EADY born 1796 GA, died April 8, 1866 Auburn, Macon, AL.
Married MATILDA COVINGTON August 7, 1822 in Lincoln County, GA. She was born 1800 in GA, and died October 1, 1865 in Auburn, Macon, AL. Children of THOMAS EADY and MATILDA COVINGTON: WILLIAM J. EADY (1823-1858)
ANDERSON EADY ( 1827-?)
JOHN W. EADY, (1828-1874) married LYDIA P. MCGREGOR, January 25, 1851, Macon County, AL
MARTHA ANN EADY (1835-1900)
THOMAS EADY (1838-?)
ALEXANDER EADY (1840-1858)
John W. EADY Born: 1828 Place: Ga Died: 14 Jan 1874 Place: Centerville, Bibb, Ala Buried: Antioch Cemetery, Bibb, Ala
Wife Lydia P. MCGREGOR Born: 1843 Place: S. Carolina
Children
1. F Susan EADY Born: 1856 Place: Randolph, Bibb, Ala
2. F Anna D. EADY Born: 1859 Place: Randolph, Bibb, Al
3. M Robert W. EADY Born: 12 Feb 1853 Place: Alabama Died: 9 Mar 1926 Place: La Buried: Mount Vernon, Jackson, La
4. M Edwin Reece EADY Born: 29 Feb 1857 Place: Randolph, Bibb, Ala Died: 19 Jun 1915
Robert W. EADY Born: 12 Feb 1853 Place: , , Alabama Died: 9 Mar 1926 Place: , , La Buried: Mount Vernon, Jackson, La
Married: 10 Sep 1874
Wife Mary SMITHERMAN Born: 27 Aug 1860 Place: Bibb, Ala Died: 5 Jan 1896 Place: , , La Buried: Mount Vernon, Jackson, La
Father: J. D. SMITHERMAN
Mother: Charlotte
Children
1. F Dola O. EADY Born: Jan 1881 Place: Alabama
2.F Doler O. EADY Born: 7 Jan 1881 Place: Centerville, Bibb, Ala Died: 11 Jun 1911
3. M nderson Manley EADY Born: 8 Jan 1885 Place: Alabama Died: 1 Apr 1949
4. F Leta B. EADY Born: 25 Oct 1882 Place: Alabama Died: 9 May 1933 Place: West Monroe, Ouachita, Louisiana Buried: 11 May 1933 Place: West Monroe, Ouachita, Louisiana, Cowan Cem
5. F Leader Bell EADY Born: 25 Oct 1882 Place: Centerville, Bibb, Ala
6. M Daniel Webster EADY Born: 27 Feb 1887 Place: Alabama Died: 18 Apr 1965 Place: West Monroe, Ouachita, Louisiana Buried: 20 Apr 1965 Place: West Monroe, Ouachita, Louisiana, Walnut Grove Cem
7. M Clarence E. EADY Born: 13 Jul 1876 Place: Alabama Died: Apr 1912
8. M Claude E. EADY Born: 13 Jul 1876 Place: Centerville, Bibb, Ala
9. M Charley C. EADY Born: 13 Jul 1890 Place: Alabama Died: 22 Feb 1946
10.M Herman Ross EADY Born: 25 Aug 1892 Place: Alabama Died: 10 Nov 1960 Place: West Monroe, Ouachita, Louisiana Buried: 12 Nov 1960 Place: West Monroe, Ouachita, Louisiana, Hasley Cem
11. F Evie Lena EADY Born: 26 Nov 1879 Place: Alabama Died: 8 Jun 1962 Place: Louisiana Buried: 10 Jun 1962 Place: Cadeville, Ouachita, Louisiana, Antioch Cem
1880 United States Census for 2nd Ward, Claiborne, Louisiana, Family History Library Film 1254451, NA Film Number T9-0451, Page Number 256B
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
Richard H. CLEVELAND Self M Male W 56 GA Farmer GA GA
Sallie A. CLEVELAND Wife M Female W 54 GA Keeping House GA GA
Possibly a Preacher/Farmer.
Two Jacob W. Frost:
1850 Census for Mississippi, Dwelling/Family 176/176:
Jacob W Frost 35 M Farmer 600 SC
Elizabeth Frost 32 F SC
Mary Ann Frost 15 F AL
John B. Frost 14 M AL
Wm G. Frost 13 M AL
Jepe A. Frost 11 M AL
John Miles 20 M Farmer Tenn.
John Frost 68 M Farmer SC
Rebecca Frost 76 F SC
Mary F. Cunningham 10/12 FGrantor: Frost, Grantee Jacob W Smith, James A State/County/BK/Page: MS TISH H 273
Land Patents:
FROST, JACOB N AR Logan 9/1/1860 Clarksville 4057 AR1890__.062
FROST, JACOB W AR Logan 5/1/1860 Clarksville 5554 AR1880__.127
FROST, JACOB W AR Logan 5/1/1860 Clarksville 5555 AR1880__.128
FROST, JACOB W AR Logan 9/1/1860 Clarksville 6423 AR1890__.461
FROST, JACOB W AR Logan 9/1/1860 Clarksville 6424 AR1890__.462
FROST, JACOB W AR Logan 10/8/1895 Clarksville 4056 AR1930__.325In 1860 Census for Franklin County, Arkansas
Land Patent for Jacob W. Frost in Perry, Alabama
AL Perry 8/12/1837 Cahaba 30591 AL1730__.1521870 Federal Census, Short Mountain Township, Franklin County, Arkansas:
Frost, Jacob, 58, SC
Elizabeth, 54, SC
McIntire, Nancy, 26, AR
Bowers, James, 17, AR
Bowers, Martha, 13, ARFrost, Jacob V., Company E, I 1890, W, 4th Arkansas Union Cavalry, Pension Application.
Jacob W. Frost listed in the Mason's Fraternal Dead of AR 1866-1916 in Magazine Lodge #263. He also was a Justice of the Peace.
Jacob W. Frost, son of Johnson and Rebecca (Hogue) Frost, who married Martha Ann Logan on Dec 17, 1845 in Muscogee County, Georgia was in Columbus City, Muscogee County, GA in 1850. Jacob W. Frost, 32, GA Martha A., 27, GA B.C, 4, GA Edw C., 2, GA H.F. Mullen, 23, AL Johnson Frost who married Rebecca Hogue was in Troup County, Georgia in 1850. Johnson Frost, 63, born SC Rebecca, 62, GA Emily R, 18, GA I also found the following census records for 1840 in Perry County, Alabama: John Frost, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 60-70. This fits with the ages of John & Rebecca enumerated with Jacob and Elizabeth in 1850. and Jacob W. Frost (listed under Jartell Frost), 2 males 0-5, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 0-5, 1 female 20-30. This fits with the ages of Jacob, Elizabeth and their children in 1850. The fact that John Frost and Rebecca are living with Jacob W. Frost and Elizabeth in 1850, is pretty strong evidence that Jacob Frost, husband of Elizabeth, is the son of John & Rebecca Frost and not Johnson & Rebecca Frost. - Stacie Geyer
Jacob and Elizabeth are not her parents, but they did raise her. She is on two census records.
1850 Census-Mississippi-Tishomingo-SDIVN. Series:M432 Roll:382 Page:99 age 10 months
1860 Census-Arkansas-Franklin-Short MTN TWP Series:M653 Roll:41 Page:364 age 11. I am sure this is Mary, it is just initials for her name, but the age fits and the state of birth fits. She also has Frost for her last name.