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From: "The Carver's Daughter" <>
Subject: Re: [VA-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1850/ Unknown Co./ HICKS, Solomon
Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 14:33:05 -0500
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1850 census - Albemarle County VA - page 232 A & B lines 10-12 and 1-4;
taken 16 Sept
HICKS
Solomon, age 34 - blacksmith - born VA
Elizabeth age 30 - born Va
Francis, age 6, female - born VA
Wilhelmina, age 4, female born VA
Susan JACKSON age 70, born VA
Emily JACKSON age 25, born VA


also on 1850 in Albemarle County - page 268 B - lines 35-39 - taken 28th Oct
Solomon HICKS age 70
Judith age 73
William age 19
Patsey POWELL age 65
Ellen PRICE age 24
all were listed as born in VA



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From: Jeannie <>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2003 11:41 AM
Subject: [VA-CENSUS-LOOKUP] 1850/ Unknown Co./ HICKS, Solomon


> Looking for my gr.gr.gr.grandfather Solomon HICKS.
> He is listed as 66 y.o.a. in the 1880 Census for Ohio, Henry Co.,
> with sons William[my gr.gr.grandfather](age 22) & Solomon(age
> 18). And he was listed as born in North Carolina. Both sons were
> listed as being born in Ohio.
>
> The 1900 Census has Solomon living with his son William & his
> family -- "North Carlinia" is listed as his birthplace. William also
> gives his father's birthplace as "North Carlinia" (mother born in
> Ohio); and (the father) Solomon lists his parents' birthplace as
> "Vergina".
> By 1910 Solomon has apparently passed away. But William
> gives his father's birthplace as Virginia (mother born in Ohio).
>
> Thanks, in advance, for any and all help -
> Jeannie.Fleck
>
>
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