Jo Ella Campbell

Notes:

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Census Listings:

1870 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3, P. O. Many
Enumerated 31 Aug 1870
Page 16
126-126
Campbell, Henry 34 M W Farmer 300 690 Mo
Campbell, Nancy 22 F W Keeping House Texas
Campbell, Elizabeth 8 F W At Home La
Campbell, William 4 M W La
127-127
Campbell, Eliza 71 F W At Home $410 Maryland
Campbell, Mary J 41 F W At Home Mo
128-128
Campbell, Millie E 42 F W Keeping House Miss
Howard, Lamb 10 M W At Home La
Campbell, Jamew W 5 M W Miss? La? La ?


1900 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3
Enumerated 5 July 1900
SD 4 ED 90 Sheet 17B
293-299
Campbell, Henry Head W M Sept 1835 64 M 21 Mo E.Ver Mo Farmer
Campbell, Sarah E Wf W F July 1854 45 M 21 4/3 La NC NC
Campbell, Emma J Dtr W F Sept 1881 18 S La Mo La At School
Campbell, Lavinia Dtr W F Feb 1885 15 S La Mo La At School
Campbell, Blanch Dtr W F Dec 1887 12 S La Mo La At School
Kelly, Jack J Boarder W M 1856 S La Ire Ire Farmer
Eason, Nancy Mother-in-law W F July 1827 72 Ed 1/0 Ala Ala Ala

Henry married Nancy Maxey on 16 Jul 1868 in Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Nancy (daughter of Joseph "Jose" Maximillian and Martha ???) was born about 1848 in Texas; died before 1879. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Kathy Casagranda notes that presumed sisters, Mary and Nancy Maximillian, were living in the home of their Aunt and Uncle, Margaret (nee Maximillian) and William Theodore Alford, at the time of the 1860 Sabine Parish census. This appears to be due to the temporary seperation of their parents, Joseph and Martha Maximillian.

She believes this is the same Nancy Maximillian/Maxey who married Henry Campbell in 1868 and then who died circa 1876-1879 after her son George was born and before Henry remarried. Nancy is NOT listed with Joseph and Martha at the time of the 1850 census, however, although the older Mary is shown. Nancy may have been left off inadvertantly, been born late in 1850 versus being born 1847-1848, or be the daughter of another Maximillian/Maxey family entirely. She is being attributed to Joseph and Martha Maximillian by Casagranda by the process of elimination, and through her being enumerated with Mary in 1860, who is known to be the daughter of Joseph and Martha.

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Census Listings:

1850 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish
13 Sept 1850
305-307
Henry and Anne WHITE
306-308
W. R. Campbell 55 Va
Eliza Campbell 57 F Ky/Md
Jas. Campbell 23 M School Teacher Mo
Mary Campbell 21 F Mo
Columbus Campbell 19 M None Mo
Henry Campbell 15 M None Mo
America Campbell 12 F La


1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, P. O. Many
Enumerated 9 Jun 1860
Page 1
7-7
W. B. Campbell 65 M Farmer 600 750 Va
Elizabeth Campbell 60 F Maryland
Henry Campbell 24 M Farm Laborer Mo
Mary Campbell 28 F Mo
Elizabeth Campbell 11 F La
C. C. Campbell 30 M Farm Laborer Mo
Jane Campbell 30 F La
Amanda Campbell 3 F La

W. married Elizabeth "Eliza" ???. Elizabeth was born about 1793 in Maryland; died after 1880. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

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Census Listings

1870 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward 3, P. O. Many
Enumerated 31 Aug 1870
Page 16
126-126
Campbell, Henry 34 M W Farmer 300 690 Mo
Campbell, Nancy 22 F W Keeping House Texas
Campbell, Elizabeth 8 F W At Home La
Campbell, William 4 M W La
127-127
Campbell, Eliza 71 F W At Home $410 Maryland
Campbell, Mary J 41 F W At Home Mo
128-128
Campbell, Millie E 42 F W Keeping House Miss
Howard, Lamb 10 M W At Home La
Campbell, Jamew W 5 M W Miss? La? La ?

Notes:

William Scott and some others show his middle name as de Jesus.

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Census Listings:

1850 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish
Enumerated 7 Sept 1850
225-227
John Maximillian 72 M Farmer 1800 Louisiana
Clary Maximillian 38 F La
226-228
Joseph Maximillian 30 M Farmer 800 La
Martha Maximillian 30 F Tenn
Mary Maximillian 4 La
227-229
Edmund Hilder family
228-230
Martine Bow family
229-231
John Maximillian 37 M Farmer 1000 Tx
Anna Maximillian 24 F La
John Maximillian 10 M Tx
Louisa Maximillian 8 F La
Margaretta Maximillian 8 F La
Joseph Maximillian 6 M La
Ellen Maximillian 5 F La
Anna Maximillian 4 F La
Catharine Maximillian 2 F La
Mary Maximillian 5/12 F La

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, PO Many
Enumerated 5 Jun 1860
16-16
John Maxey 47 M Farmer 2100 510 Tx
Ama Maxey 42 F La
Louisa Maxey 21 F La
Joseph Maxey 16 M F L La
Ellen Maxey 14 F La
C Maxey 12 F La
M Maxey 11 F La
R Maxey 7 F La
T Maxey 4 M La
F Maxey 7/12 F La
17-17
John Maxey Sr 78 M Farmer 2500 600 La
C Maxey 55 F La
18-18
Jo S Maxey 43 M Farmer 1500 300 La
M. Mary Rhodus 14 F La
John Maxey 23 M FL Tx

1870 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Ward No. 5, PO Many
Enumerated 5 Aug 1870
Page 7 Stamped 354
56-56
Maximilleon, Joseph 53 M W Farmer 300 400 La
Maximilleon, Martha 53 F W Keeping House Tn

1880 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, Negreet
Enumerated 2 July 1880
Page 37 SD 2 ED 46 Stamped 252A
70-71
Maximillian, John W M 43 Farm Laboer Tx La La
Maximillian, Sarah W F 30 Wf Keeping House Ala Ala Ala
Maximillian, Martha A W F 19 Dtr employed La Tx Ala
Maximillian, William A W M 12 Son Laborer La Tx Ala
Maximillian, Sarah E W F 9 Dtr La Tx Ala
Maximillian, Nancy E W F 7 Dtr La Tx Ala
Maximillian, Thomas F W M 3 Son La Tx Ala
Maximillian, Edward Z W M 10/12 Son La Tx Ala
71-72
George and Mary Nabors family
72-73
Robert and Sarah Oliver family
73-74
Maxamillian, Joseph W M 62 Farmer La La Tx
Maxamillian, Martha W F 61 Wife Keeping house Tenn Ky Tenn
Stephens, Jane W F 42 Boarder Laborer La Unk Ga
Stephens, Cynthia W F 28 Boarder Laborer La Unk Ga
Stephens, James W M 5 Boarder La Unk La

Joseph married Martha ??? before 1846. Martha was born about 1820 in Tennessee; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
In 1850, Joseph is living with 30 year old Martha, born in Tennessee, and their four year old daughter, Mary. It appears they may have separated at the time of the 1860 Sabine Parish census, as 15 year old Mary Maximillian and 13 year old Nancy Maximillian, attributed to Joseph and Martha through the process of elimination, were living with the W.T. Alford family. Martha Maximillian is instead listed household of the CHRISTY family of Sabine Parish in 1860. Joseph and Martha are once again living together at the time of the 1870 and 1880 Sabine Parish census, but no children are present in either of those enumerations.

Notes:

Kathy Casagranda, in her annotated 1850 census of Sabine Parish, Louisiana, shows him as a son of Maximillian ARZE and Francesa LARENARDIERE.

William Scott, on his "Bill's Roots II" tree posted on RootWeb's WorldConnect Project in August, 2004, shows that Juan/John's parents were Juan DeARZE, born ca 1762 in Algerzia, Spain and Francesca RENAUDIERE, a daughter of Charles RENAUDIERE and Marie Jeanne Del Rio LA RIVIERE of Natchitoches, Louisiana. He shows Juan as being born July 4, 1782 in Natchitoches, and dying in July 1856 in Shelby County, Texas. This date of death is not correct, as Juan and Claire can still be found in Sabine Parish, LA at the time of the 1860 Federal census (unless the census was recorded incorrectly versus that date of death).

Bill's tree can be found here:

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=:2583124

Juan/John Maximillian's first wife, and mother of his children, is usually shown by his descendants as Anastacia Sims/Simms/Simes. William Scott shows her as Anastacia Sims, a daughter of Richard Sims and Maria Conception Perez, and that she was born ca 1793 in San Augustine and died ca 1827 in Sabine County. An article in the November 15, 1972 Beaumont Enterprise, titled "Tiny Geneva To Take a Place in History" indicates that her maiden name of John Sr.'s wife may have instead been "Larendaudiere (French)...being related to his mother."

He later married a younger woman named Claire, born ca 1810-1812 in Louisiana (census records from 1835, 1850 and 1860). Death date shown as circa 1866 by some.

At the time of the 1835 Sabine District, Texas census, John and his sons were living with his young wife, Clarie, and eight "servants" (slaves), ranging in age from 51 to 1 years of age. (Schluter, 1835 Census, p15).

Said to have participated in the Battle of Nacogdoches on 2 August 1832, "Armed with nothing more than shotguns and various types of hunting weapons, the national militia of Nacogdoches, aided by militias from Ayres, Teneha, Sabine, Bevil, Settlement, and San Augustine, fired the opening guns of the Texas Revolution during the Battle of Nacogdoches on August 2, 1832. Colonel Jose de las Piedras commanded his 300 member Mexican garrison from the Old Red House situated on this site. Piedras lost 47 men, with 40-60 wounded. Victory at the Battle of Nacogdoches enabled people of Texas to organize the Texas Revolution without Mexican military intervention." His name, John Maxmillian, is one of 80 inscribed on the Historical Marker commerating this battle. There were 253 total participants, most of whose identities have been lost. Some descendants show that it was his namesake son, and not John Sr., who actually fought in the battle and is memoralized.

Shown on the 1835 census as having three son, John, Joseph and Antonio. Subsequent census records can be found for John and Joseph, but not for Antonio. However, an
A. Maximillian is listed on the "Louisiana, Civil War Service Records of Confederate Soldiers, 1861-1865", in the Twenty-sixth Infantry (Event Year 1862. Pub. # M320, Film #338).

John Maximillian Sr was also shown by William Scott to be the father of daughter Marie Louisa, born Feb 1816, and who married Donald McDonald before 1830.

John was said to have "lived about a mile from the Camino Real and his uncle Pefermo reportedly constructed the Chabana Road, which led to the Sabine River. John owned a ranch, which he sold to Mathew Earl. By 1836, John sold all he owned in Texas to Willis H. Landrum for $5,000 and moved to the Bayou Scie area of Sabine Parish. The article about Geneva, referenced above, shows that sale was actually to W. C. Duffield, who later sold it the Walt and Prudence Strother, and this little Spanish Pueblo became known as Geneva. It appears that John and Clara are listed inthe 1860 census for the Parish. This surname again went through a change from 1850 to 1860. After the 1850 census the surname for this family is listed as Maxey. Both cemetery and census records are found with this change." (Kathy Casagranda, Annotated Sabine Parish 1850 Census, 70).

In a biography, written by Madge Lois Tipton Strickland, and published in a Daughters of Republic of Texas publication instead indicated that "he was a native of Austria, but had been visiting his sister, Marie Antoinette, at Versailles, so came from France, and made his home with Juan Ignacio Pifermo at Labonilla Hacienda in Sabine County."

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Census Listings:

1835 Census
Sabine District, Texas
Name Relationship Marital Status Religion Occupation Age
John Maxamilion, [Head], Married, Catholic, Farmer, 50
Clarie, his wife,",",---,25
John, son, Single, Catholic, Farmer, 22
Joseph,",",",---,15
Antonio,son,---,",---,14
John,Servant,Married,[Religion blank],[Occupation blank],51
Judy,wife,Servant,Married,",",35
Manwill,her son,Servant,",",12
Lucarea,her son,Servant,",",10
Frank,her son,Servant,",",9
Susan,her girl,Servant,",",5
Charles,her son,Servant,",",2
George, her son,Servant,",",1

1850 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish
Enumerated 7 Sept 1850
225-227
John Maximillian 72 M Farmer 1800 Louisiana
Clary Maximillian 48 F La
226-228
Joseph Maximillian 30 M Farmer 800 La
Martha Maximillian 30 F Tenn
Mary Maximillian 4 La
227-229
Edmund Hilder family
228-230
Martine Bow family
229-231
John Maximillian 37 M Farmer 1000 Tx
Anna Maximillian 24 F La
John Maximillian 10 M Tx
Louisa Maximillian 8 F La
Margaretta Maximillian 8 F La
Joseph Maximillian 6 M La
Ellen Maximillian 5 F La
Anna Maximillian 4 F La
Catharine Maximillian 2 F La
Mary Maximillian 5/12 F La

1860 Census
Louisiana, Sabine Parish, PO Many
Enumerated 5 Jun 1860
16-16
John Maxey 47 M Farmer 2100 510 Tx
Ama Maxey 42 F La
Louisa Maxey 21 F La
Joseph Maxey 16 M F L La
Ellen Maxey 14 F La
C Maxey 12 F La
M Maxey 11 F La
R Maxey 7 F La
T Maxey 4 M La
F Maxey 7/12 F La
17-17
John Maxey Sr 78 M Farmer 2500 600 La
C Maxey 55 F La
18-18
Jo S Maxey 43 M Farmer 1500 300 La
M. Mary Rhodus 14 F La
John Maxey 23 M FL Tx (Appears to be nephew, son of his brother older brother John)

Juan married Anastacia "Ana" Sims before 1813. Anastacia was born about 1793 in San Augustine County, Texas; died about 1827 in Sabine County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]