| COWPEN
- 1860
Census POST OFFICE - ATSUNA OTIE |
| NAME | SEX | APROX DOB | PLACE OF BIRTH | OCCUPATION | REMARKS |
| OGLESBY, JOSEPH S | M | 1811 | SC | FARMER | |
| , FRANCES | F | 1811 | GA | ||
| , JOHN JR | M | 1834 | FL | ||
| , NANCY S | F | 1841 | FL | ||
| , SARAH E | F | 1843 | FL | ||
| , LEWIS A | M | 1845 | FL | ||
| , MYRAN M | M | 1847 | FL | ||
| , GEORGE WSHJ | M | 1849 | FL | * SEE BELOW | |
| , SARAH J DAY | F | 1855 | FL | ||
| WORTHINGTON, GRANVILLE | M | 1827 | FL | FARMER | |
| , SARAH A | F | 1839 | GA | ||
| , SAMUEL R | M | 1852 | FL | ||
| , JOHN L | M | 1854 | FL | ||
| , BENJAMIN S | M | 1857 | FL | ||
| , MARY J | F | 1859 | FL | ||
| SHEPHERD, ISAAC | M | 1838 | GA | OVERSEER | |
| STEPHENS, SAMUEL | M | 1819 | GA | FARMER | |
| , SYNTHIA | F | 1815 | GA | ||
| , JAMES M | M | 1840 | GA | BORN CRIPPLED | |
| , ISHAM | M | 1844 | GA | ||
| , MARY | F | 1847 | GA | ||
| , WILLIAM R | M | 1855 | GA | ||
| , JOHN M | M | 1858 | FL | ||
| MEEK, WILLIAM D | M | 1820 | NC | FARMER | |
| , ELIZABETH | F | 1835 | GA | ||
| , MARGARET M E | F | 1856 | FL | ||
| , BENJAMIN | M | 1857 | FL | ||
| , GEORGE W | M | 1859 | FL | ||
| STRAUSE, JAMES L | M | 1836 | GA | FARMER | |
| , PHEBE | F | 1838 | GA | ||
| , WILLIAM H | M | 1859 | FL | ||
| , JOHN M | M | 1860 | FL | ||
| STRAUSE, DAVID | M | 1837 | GA | FARMER | |
| , NANCY | F | 1840 | GA | ||
| DRIGORS, WILLIAM H | M | 1917 | GA | FARMET | |
| , SARAH | F | 1816 | GA | ||
| , PENINA L S | F | 1844 | GA | ||
| , EMILY | F | 1848 | FL | ||
| ,NARCISSA | F | 1850 | FL | ||
| GEORGE WILLIAM SEAHORSE JOHNSON OGLEBY | |||||
| ALBION Tidbits: Mr. Camp, the Albion phosphate man, left for Norfolk, Va. Yesterday. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 8-20-1895 Cap. Sutton has thrown up his commission as deputy sheriff and accepted a position at the Albion Phosphate Company. Source: Levy Times: 11-12-1891 W.
E. Veal is on a business trip
to his
branch store at
Albion, Levy County. Source:
Ocala Banner: 7-22-1904 W. E. Veal is on
a business trip to his branch store at
Albion, Levy County. Source: Ocala
Banner: 7-22-1904 Mr. Charlie Simpson left last Sunday for Albion to accept a position on a phosphate plant. Everybody will miss Charlie. Source: Ocala Banner: 7-8-1904 Thomas Simpson and Charles Simpson and A. W. Woodward, of Cotton Plant, are for a time engaged in business at Albion. Source: Ocala Banner: 7-22-1904 |
Barco Tidbits: Mr. N. B. Plummer, of Barco, was in town Friday. Source: Levy Times: 3-26-1892 |
| Chiefland Tidbits: Chiefland…Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. Brown of Jacksonville have been
the pleasant house guests of their brother and sister this week, Mr.
and Mrs.
H. A. Brown at their pleasant home.
Source: Tampa Tribune:3-4-1920 Wanted…A
Good Cook…to Mrs. M. J. Terrill, Oak Grove Hotel. Source: Levy Times
Democrat: 11-12-1891 |
COWPEN 1860 Census |
ELLZEY Tidbits: Mr. G. W. Hilyer, of Ellzey, was in town on business. Source: Levy Times: 4-2-1891 Mr. Isham
Stephens from Ellzey, was in town Saturday and
renewed his subscription to this paper. He says the drought is injuring
the
tobacco crop very much. Source:
Levy Times: 6-11-1891 |
| Judson Tidbits: Judson…On
Tuesday, the 7th, Mrs. E. Davis was on
the road from her house to Trenton and there came up a storm and a pine
tree
fell on the front wheels of her buggy, demolishing the wheels without
hurting
her or the horse, but very little. It fell between the lady and the
horse. Source: Gainesville
Sun: 12-12-09 |
Lebanon Tidbits: Lebanon…Mr. Drawdy has left these parts for Cedar Key. Source: Times- Democrat: 6-4-1891 W. T. Hargroves,
of Dunnellon, was in town today. Mr.
Hargroves has opened a new turpentine location at Lebanon, under the
name W. R.
Hargroves & Bro. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 2-2-1903 R. T. King of
Lebanon was a Tuesday visitor. Mr. King says
the residents of Lebanon are not unanimous in favor of county division
according to the plan inaugurated by Williston. He personally is in
favor of a
county on the lines proposed four years ago, which would have benefited
this
whole section…Dunnellon Advocate…Source:
Ocala Evening Star:
4-24-1915 J. B. Staten of Lebanon is visiting his family in town. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 5-21-1904 |
LENNON Tidbits: Worley & Co., big tie contractors of Savannah, have purchased thousands of acres of timber land near Lennon, in Levy Co. and will engage 500 men to do the cutting. Two hundred negroes passed through Gainesville Sunday to begin work. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 3-18-1902 Capt. H. S. Sutton, formerly Sheriff of this county, but now in charge of the section at Lennon on the S. A. L. Ry., wife and baby spent several days last week in town. They came specially to see Dr. Gunter about the baby’s health, which has not been good. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 9-26-1906 |
Levyville Tidbits: Miss Sallie Carter, of Levyville, came to Bronson to attend the sacred concert Sunday, and spent several days with her friend Miss Claribel King. Source: Levy Times: 4-2-1891 Mr. Thomas Tillis, of Levyville, spent last Friday in Bronson. Source: Levy Times: 4-2-1891 Mr. W. W. Clyatt
left last night for a weeks’
visit to relatives at Levyville, near his old home in Levy county. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 9-2-1914 Miss Elsie Perry
has returned from a several
weeks’visit to her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs Pat Perry,
at
Levyville.
Source: Ocala Evening Star: 10-12-1906 Mrs. W. W. Clyatt
reached home this afternoon from
a visit of several months at Franklyn, N. C. She was joined in route to
her
home by Mr. Clyatt at Waldo. Mr. Clyatt has been visiting relatives for
a week
in the vicinity of Levyville and Bronson. Source:
Ocala Evening Star:
9-29-1914 |
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Long Pond Tidbits: Long Pond…Frank Clyatt was out on the pond Sunday visiting relatives. Source: Levy Times Democrat: 3-12-1892L. J. Clyatt, one of the efficient members of the clerical force in the United States Land Office, has returned from Long Pond, where he has been on a brief visit to relatives. The Clyatt brothers own a fine stock farm at Long Pond, which is destined to pay them handsomely someday. It is said to be one of the finest places in Levy County. Source: Gainesville Daily Sun: 1-4-1905 Mrs. Shands of Bronson was a guest of Miss Leila Shands part of last week. Source: Levy Times Democrat: 3-12-1892 |
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Montbrook Tidbits: Miss LenaWade left a few days ago for DeLand to take a course preparatory to teaching. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 7-12-1901 Mrs. M. I. Jones
has gone to Tacoma to see her sister, who
is very sick. Source: Ocala
Evening Star: 3-1-1901 |
| Morriston Tidbits: Dr.
Berry of Newberry has lumber on ground for
a new residence. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 11-23-1899 Mrs. J. A. Mann and children of Rockwell were the guests of her parents during Thanksgiving. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 12-5-1912 Mr. Jonson, the conductor for the D. B. Morrison Co., spent Friday and Saturday visiting friends and relatives at Jacksonville and Baldwin. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 12-5-1912 E. A. Osborne returned home Friday night from his extended visit to the Carolinas. His many friends are glad to see him. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 10-3-1912 Miss Lillie
Morrison of Inverness is the guest of
Mrs. Flora McKay Morrison. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 10-3-1912 |
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Newtown/Newton Tidbits: Newtown…W.
J. Epperson, a merchant and naval stores producer
of Newtown, Levy County, was among the visitors of the city yesterday.
He
states that the people in that section had a fine rain during the past
week. Source: Gainesville
Sun: 10-14-1909 |
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Oak Vale Tidbits: Mr. A. M.
Anderson and daughter, Marie returned
last week from Mr. Anderson’s son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and
Mrs. Nick
Briester of Jacksonville. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 7-1-1920 Mr. Brinson
Swanson has joined the navy and has
gone to some naval station. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 7-1-1920 Mr. Melvin Boyer has gone to Leesburg and has work in the same garage as his brother Farrol. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 7-1-1920 Oak Vale…Mr. Lionel Robinson of Williston, spent Sunday with the R. H. Reddick family. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 7-1-1920 Oak Vale…Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Larson of Raleigh spent Thursday with Mrs. W. F. King and Percy Larson. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 7-1-1920 Oak
Vale…Mrs. Vivian Whitehurst and children spent several
days last week with Mrs. Whitehurst’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 7-1-1920 |
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Phoenix/Phenix Tidbits: C. C. Rawls of
Phenix was in town today. He says he
will fence in part of his grove and raise oranges wheter it freezes or
not. Source:
Ocala Evening
Star: 2-14-1899 Mrs. T. S.
Sistrunk and daughter, Mrs. J. S. Blitch,
of Phenix, are visiting Mr. S. F. Sistrunk, their son and brother. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 10-23-1899 Henry Sistrunk
has returned from a visit to his
parants at Phenix. Source:
Ocala Evening Star: 7-31-1900 C. C. Rawls of Elmwood and Chas. H. Kagey, of Phenix were at the Montezuma yesterday. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 7-20-1899 |
Raleigh Tidbits: T. J. Cone, the sawmill man of Raleigh, was a visitor here yesterday. He is still running his mill, but the weather has greatly interfered with his logging team getting logs to the mill. Source: Gainesville Daily Sun: 8-11-1909 |
| Rosewood Tidbits: Rosewood…Mrs.
C. M. Jacobs, the wife of our merchant prince,
went to Cedar Key, Sunday night to attend the show that was advertised
for
Monday. As the show did not show up, Mrs. J. was, no doubt, much
disappointed,
as well as quite a number of others. Source:
Levy County Democrat: 3-26-1891 Rosewood… The Hazzards have moved from Sumner to Tallahassee, the Bushnells will move to Jacksonville in a few weeks, and I and everybody else intend to move someday, signed Uncle Will. Source: Levy County Democrat: 3-26-1891 Rosewood…Mrs.
Comfort returned from Bronson Friday to her
home here, after quite a protracted visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. V.
Coarsey. Source: Levy Times
Democrat: 3-26-1891 |
Williston Tidbits: Mr. Benj. Tyner spent Monday in Gainesville on Business.. Source:Ocala Evening News: 8-22-1906 Mrs. Dr. J. M. Willis and son Earle, are at Worthington Springs spending their vacation. Source: Ocala Evening News: 8-22-1906 D. B. Morrison of Morriston, spent Sunday here. Source: Ocala Evening Star: 8-22-1906 |