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1. [WOODLIEF] 1860 Carroll Co, Mississippi [1]

1860 Census, Carroll County, Mississippi Police District No 2; Smiths Mills PO; pg 801 (hand numbered) enumerated 16 Aug 1860 -- household # 36: H.H. Smith, 49, farmer, val 13,000/ 32,100; b TN Elizabeth, 45, b. KY G.N., (male), 21, b Miss W.C. (male), 18, b Miss L.C. (male), 16, b Miss L:.W. (male), 16, b Miss (cont next page) Rn.(?) E. Smith, (female), 14, b Miss D.L., (female) 12, b Miss H.H. Jr. (male), 10, b Miss E.M., (male), 8, b Miss M.E. (female), 6, b Miss S.F. (female), 4, b Miss Richd. WOODLIF

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  Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 22:35:54 -0600
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2. [WOODLIEF] Richard Woodlief [1]

The following Civil War soldier would seem to be the same Richard Woodliff as found in the 1860 Carroll Co, Mississippi census: Woodlief, Richard Confederate Infantry 20th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry Co C; soldier's rank in = Private; soldier's rank out = Private =========== The National Park Service's website gives the following information about this Regiment: 20th Regiment, Mississippi Infantry 20th Infantry Regiment was organized during the late summer of 1861 with men from Bolivar, Monroe, No

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  Date: Sat, 7 Dec 2002 15:34:59 -0600
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