1860 Census of Putnam County, FL p. 560
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Abstracted by Sandra Willis, ©2000 from the National Archives and Records Administration Federal Population Schedules for the 7th Census of the United States in 1850.
Submitted by Sandra Willis
This is the 1860 federal census for Putnam County, FL.
LN = Line Number Family appeared on
HN = Dwelling houses numbered in the order of visitation
FN = Families numbered in the order of visitation
LAST NAME, FIRST NAME = The Name of every Person whose usual place of abode on the 1st day of June, 1850, was in this family
RACE = Color (white, black or mulatto)
OCCUP. = Profession, Occupation,or Trade of each Male over 15 years of age
VAL. = Value of Real Estate owned
BIRTHPLACE = Place of Birth, Naming the State, Territory, or Country
MRD. = Married within the year
SCH. = Attended School within the year
R/W = Persons over 21 yrs of age who cannot read & write
DDB = Whether deaf & dumb, blind, insane, idiotic, pauper, or convict.
CENSUS YR: 1860 STATE or TERRITORY: FL COUNTY: Putnam DIVISION: 20th Division REEL NO: M653-109 PAGE NO: 560
REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 1st day of June 1860 by Geo. J. Zehnbauer
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. REAL EST. PERS EST. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB REMARKS
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1 7 7 Causey Mary 1 F Ga Handwritten page # 2. P.O. Welaka
2 7 7 Brown Margreth 77 F Ga X
3 8 8 Garner James 49 M Farmer 500 300 Fla X
4 8 8 Garner Mary A. 29 F Fla
5 8 8 Garner Emery 6 M Fla
6 8 8 Garner Wm. F. 2 M Fla
7 8 8 Johns Cornilia 22 F Seamstress Fla
8 8 8 Garmer James 21 M Farm Laboror Fla
9 8 8 Garmer Andrew J. 13 M Fla
10 9 9 Saunders J. R. 65 M Farmer 1000 6000 SC
11 9 9 Saunders J. G. 29 M Farm Laboror Ga
12 9 9 Saunders Carolina 30 F Ga
13 10 10 Flynn Amanda 35 F Seamstress 200 SC
14 10 10 Flynn Cornilia 8 F SC
15 10 10 Flynn Mary 1 F Fla
16 11 11 Tutan R. W. 40 M Laboror 1000 Ga
17 11 11 Tutan Mary 35 F Ga
18 11 11 Tutan Susan 16 F Ga
19 11 11 Tutan George 14 M Fla X
20 11 11 Tutan John 10 M Fla X
21 11 11 Tutan William 9 M Fla X
22 11 11 Tutan Mary 6 F Fla
23 11 11 Tutan Sarah 4 F Fla
24 11 11 Tutan Ann 2 F Fla
25 11 11 Tutan Lucy 2/12 F Fla
26 12 12 Shook B. F. 30 M Laboror 300 300 Tenn X
27 12 12 Shook Nancy L. 32 F SC
28 12 12 Shook Ida 6 F Fla
29 13 13 Priest Gabriel, Sen. 77 M 2500 8000 Mass
30 13 13 Priest Anna M. 53 F Ga
31 13 13 Silcox Mary V. 17 F Fla
32 13 13 Silcox David L. 15 M Fla X
33 13 13 Silcox Nathan 11 M Fla X
34 14 14 Johns Isaac 40 M Laboror Ga X
35 14 14 Johns Betsy 55 F Ga X
36 14 14 Johns Isaac 8 M Ga
37 14 14 Johns George 6 M Ga
38 15 15 Dias William 35 M Laboror Ga
39 15 15 Dias Eliza 24 F Fla
40 15 15 Dias John 4 M Fla
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