John Cole

Notes:

Bettye Bragg Wagstaff shows him as a son Richard and Hannah Cole, and brother of Martha Cole, who married Alexander Blackburn.

(Research):

Census Listings:

1850 Census
Mississippi, Lawrence County,
Stamped 438
584-584
Cole, John 50 M Farmer $800 So Ca
Cole, Lucy A. 47 F La (Is this a nickname for Feliciana, a first wife, or simply an error?)
Cole, Harriet 28 F Miss
Cole, Edmond P 23 M Miss
Cold, William C 19 M Miss
Cole, Frances E. 16 F Miss
Cole, Ada 14 F Miss
Cole, Gabriel R 13 M Miss
Cole, Alabama 12 F Miss
Cole, Benjamin B 10 W Miss
Cole, Alexander 8 M W Miss
Cole, Amanda 6 F Miss
Cole, Felliciana 4 F Miss


1860 Census
Mississippi, Lawrence County, P.O. Monticllo
Enumerated 23 July 1860
Page 285
192
John Cole 60 M W Farmer $2500 $8000 SC
Feliciana Cole 57 F WLa
Susana/Lurana Cole 29 F W Miss
Benjamin Cole 19 M W Miss
Alexander Cole 17 M W Miss
Amanda Cole 16 F W Miss
Feliciana Cole 14 F M Miss
Edward Cole 6 M Miss
Feliciana Cole 2 F Miss


1870 Census
Mississippi, Lawrence County, Township 6 Range 18 W P. O. Monticello
Enumerated 23 Aug 1870
Page 104-105 Stamped 225
820-820
Cole, John 70 M W Farmer $1000 $285 SC
Cole, F. 67 F W Keeps House La
Cole, H. L. 49 F W Miss Idiot
McLendon, A 23 F W Miss (or McDonald?)
McLendon, Hattie F W Miss (or McDonald?)
Mullins, P?/ L? 12 F W Miss

John married Feliciana Blackburn on 2 Oct 1819 in Marion County, Mississippi. Feliciana (daughter of Gabriel Blackburn and Frances Tyner) was born on 5 Sep 1803 in Feliciana Parish, Louisiana; died on 15 Jul 1876 in Lawrence County, Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Marion County, Mississippi, Marriage Record Book "A" 1812-1824
Consent by Hannah Cole for son John Cole, John McGrew bondsman


They raised a large family in Lawerence County, Mississippi, and can be found of the census there from 1850 through 1870. Both John and Feliciana appear to have died prior to 1880.