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ID#678
Descendants of
1st Generation
- Samuel Stoddard (1789) SC & Mary (1808) SC
2nd Generation
- Nathanial Stoddard (1843-47) & Ezolada/Ezolida (1841-44)
Civil War - Return to Mercer
1st Generation: Note: Generations will change as I find
parents, etc.
Samuel Stoddard/Studdard, b. abt. 1789,
SC, m. Mary A., b. abt. 1808, SC
Children:
Andrew Studdard, b. abt. 1837, SC
Nathaniel Studdard, b. abt.
1842, SC
Manerva Studdard, b. abt. 1844, SC
Adam Y Studdard, b. abt. 1851, AL
2nd Generation:
Nathanial Stoddard, b. 26 Oct 1843,
d. 22 Dec 1884 and Ezolada, b. 20 Aug 1841, d. 18 Jul 1878, m. 6 Dec 1865.
Children:
Thomas A. Studdard, b. abt. 1868, IL
Samuel H. Studdard, b. abt. 1870, IL
James D. Studdard, b. abt. 1873, IL
Mary Prudence Studdard, b. 18 Jul 1878, IL, d. 8 Jan 1932, m.
George Allen
Mercer, b. Sep 1874/8, IL. (son of William F Mercer and Melinda Adeline
Beggs)
Note: Per the
1870 census, Nathanial is Nathanl Studdard, b.
abt. 1847, Alabama, Ezolada is Ezolida, b. abt. 1844
Census - 1850 -
1860 - 1870 - 1880
Note:
In 1870 census Nathanl
is the same person in 1880 census as N. Studdard, b. abt.
1844, South Carolina, Ezolida died in 1878, the day of the birth to Mary
Prudence. Below you will see also 2 sons listed in 1870 in 1880, Thomas A.
& Samuel H. Studdard. Make note that in both census years, the name is
spelled and indexed as Studdard.
Also looking at the
images for Mercer's and Stoddard's, the name Whitaker is prominent. And at
this time I am betting that Ezolida, is a Whitaker, call it a hunch. By
chance I found a Ezolida Josephine Whitaker (daughter of Henry Fletcher Whitaker
and Margaret Sophia Miller) was born June 12, 1876 in Illinois, and died August
31, 1948 in Illinois, Alexander County. I know the birth years are off,
but feel Ezolida is a Whitaker because of the given name of Ezolida.
1850 - note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
Name: Samuel Studdard -
1850
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Age: 61
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1789
Birth Place: South Carolina
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Division 15, Fayette, Alabama
Household Members:
Samuel Studdard 61
Mary Studdard 42
Andrew Studdard 13, b. abt. 1837, SC
Nathaniel Studdard 8, b. abt.
1842, SC
Manerva Studdard 6, b. abt. 1846, SC, note name of Manerva is Minerva is Minnie
1860 - note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
Name: Nathaniel Studdard -
1860
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Age in 1860: 17
Birth Year: abt 1843
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1860: Eastern Division, Fayette, Alabama
Gender: Male
Post Office: Fayette Court House
Household Members:
Samual Studdard 70
Mary A Studdard 50
Mary Studdard 40
Andrew Studdard 22
Nathaniel Studdard 17
Maneory Studdard 14
Adam Y Studdard 9
1870 - note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
Name: Nathanl Studdard -
1870
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Estimated Birth Year: 1847
Age in 1870: 23
Birthplace: Alabama
Home in 1870: Hazelwood, Alexander, Illinois
Post Office: Dougala
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members:
Nathanl Studdard 23
Ezolida Studdard 26
Thos A Studdard 2
S H Studdard 6/12
Sarah Berry 9
Adelia Coleman 17
1880 -
note: all census are as
indexed and may not be accurate
Name: N. Studdard -
1880
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Home in 1880: Elco, Alexander, Illinois
Age: 36
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1844
Birthplace: South Carolina
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's Name: Adaline
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Married
Household Members:
N. Studdard 36
Adaline Studdard 22, wife
Thomas A. Studdard 12, b. abt. 1868, IL
Samuel H. Studdard 10, b. abt. 1870, IL
James D. Studdard 7, b. abt. 1873, IL
Mary P. Studdard 2, b. abt. 1878, IL, m.
George Allen
Mercer, b. Sep 1874/8, IL
Martha J. Sharp 3
1900 - note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
1910 - note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
1920 - note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
1930
- note:
all census are as indexed and may not be accurate
Civil War & Soldiers - 1861-1865
1873-Southern Loyalists Civil War
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David Studdard - Fayette Co. AL
Samuel Studdard - Fayette Co. AL
Southern
Loyalists in the Civil War - About this book
Source: A Composite Directory of Case Files Created by the U.S. Commissioner of
Claims, 1871-1880, Including Those Appealed to the War Claims Committee of the
U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Court of Claims. Gary B. Mills
Description:
Six years after the end of the Civil War, Congress created the Southern Claims
Commission, through which pro-Union Southerners could apply for reimbursement of
some of their losses. Some 22,298 cases were filed by individuals, family
groups, churches, and businesses, and the adjudication of these suits created a
vast store of historical data that is now maintained by the National Archives.
Among other things, these case files include such items as family letters and
Bibles, wills and probate records, personal accounts, and property
inventories...a motherlode of genealogical data.
The present work is a "master index" to the case files of the Commission, and it
is the only viable means of unlocking the vast trove of records it generated.
The index gives, in tabular form, the name of the claimant, his county and
state, the Commission number, office number and report number, and the year and
the status of the claim.
WW I
WW II
Death Record or SSDI
Notes:
(do not concern yourself with the notes as of yet, in process
of confirming)
Compiled &
researched by D.R. “Doc” Young
genealogyresearch at drdocyoung dot com
www.drdocyoung.com
Created - 22 Apr 2008
Updated -
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