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From: Bill Utterback <>
Subject: 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 3 - Graves County
Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 20:21:09 -0500

My friends -

Today, we are continuing with the new series on the 1880 Defective,
Dependent and Delinquent Schedule. Today's post will cover the persons
named in that schedule for Graves County.

I expect to have all of the particulars associated with each individual
listing available at some future point, but, at this juncture I do not have
anything beyond what is shown below. The enumerators were not thorough at
all in their completion of this part of the census, and, in the counties so
far examined in the JP region, left many of the columns blank, showing only
the name and nothing else. In Graves County, however, the enumerators were
somewhat more thorough. The same name may be found in two or more of the
categories, as someone who was blind could also be deaf and mute, and could
even be in the poor house and perhaps even shown as idiotic.

Tomorrow, we will move to Fulton County.

-B
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Graves County - Persons Enumerated in the DDD Schedule of the 1880 Census

Insane:

Winston, Elizabeth
Morris, Sarah T.
Jones, Liza Jane
Jones, Sallie
Byrn, Robert
Thomason, Mary Ann
McGee, Reuben
Tucker, Polly A.
Hamby, Francis
Boswell, A.A.
Clark, Martha
Farmer, James M.
Smith, Elizabeth
Lester, John M.

Idiots:

Simpson, James H.
Thomas, Margaret A.
Young, John
Rogers, Mary J.
Bush, Tuck
McCollum, James
Branyon, William F.
Boyd, Margaret
Parker, George C.
Johnson, Margaret
Adams, Mary D.
Holland, Leonidas[?]
Taylor, Alice
Hughes, Joseph H.
Reese, James E.
Stokes, Pernecia
Scruggs, Jack
Emery,Mary A.
Lowe, George W.
Grubbs, Jack
Cheney, Perlina
Courtney, Savilla
Rhodes, Manda
Wallis, Robert
Duncan, Albert
Brayer, Duncan W.
Allbritton, Sally
Allbritton, William
Beasley, Whitfield L.
Hollifield, James
Stafford, James Robert
Allbritton, Samuel
Allbritton, Josephus
Furches, William
Jackson, George W.
Page, John L.
Binnion, Simon

Blind:

West, James M.
Breeding, America Jane
O'Neil, Sarah
Sanderson, Martha
Williamson, Martha
Hale, Peter
Glover, John J.
Simpson Becky[?]
Brooks, Jane
Beasley, Charlotte
Hanes, Thomas F.
Phillips, Martha
Meadows,Thomas D.
Pelk, Mary
Gilbert, Fannie J.
Scofield, William Sr.
Berrymen, Narcissa
Taylor, Alice
Boume, Mary
Rolen, Warren

Deaf-Mutes:

Parcks, John C.
Boyd, Margaret
Coltharp, Samuel
Davis, Constantine
Cope, John F.
Surrett, Thomas
Russell, John Wilton
Blackburn, Eliza A.M.T.
Blackburn, George Dusary[?]
Johnson, Jennie
Morgan, Salle
Hudspeth, James
Yarbrough, Martha E.
Hayden, George T.
Layden, Mary E.
Jones, Betty J.
Beasley, Abraham
Cooper, Emily R.
Payne, John L.

In Poor House:

Taylor, Alice
Tharp, Martha
Sanders, Kate
Reese, James E.
Bouden, Louis
Frock, Joe
Hoover, George
Riley, Mary

No names reported to be in county jail or reported as homeless children.

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This thread:

• 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 2 - Ballard County by Bill Utterback <>

  • 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 3 - Graves County by Bill Utterback <>

  • 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 4 - Fulton County by Bill Utterback <>
  • 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 5 - Hickman County by Bill Utterback <>
  • 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 6 - Marshall County by Bill Utterback <>
  • 1880 DDD Schedule - Part 7 - McCracken County by Bill Utterback <>