LAINE Adnie Catherine

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1357

Notes:

Adnie Catherine Laine was born in Upson, Sussex County, Virginia. Upson, which is no longer on Virginia maps, was just north of the Sussex/Southampton County line west of what is now Virginia State Route 35.

Catherine and Charles were married and moved to a house at 222 Cherry Avenue.

Adnie married CLEMENS Charles F., Sr. on 21 Dec 1932 in Newport News, VA. Charles (son of CLEMENS Nicholas and ERNETTE Kathryn) was born on 19 Feb 1905 in Jeannette, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA; died on 20 Dec 1979 in Hampton, VA; was buried in Hampton, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
Marriage Notes for ADNIE LAINE and CHARLES CLEMENS:
The "Certificate of Person Performing Marriage Ceremony" reads as follows: " I, H. W. Dunnley, a Minister of the Methodist Church, or religious order of that name , do certify that on the 21st day of December, 1932, at Newport News, Virginia, under the authority of a license issued by R. E. Marable, Clerk of Corporation Court of Newport News County ( or City), State of Virginia, dated the 21st day of December, 1932, I joined together in the Holy State of Matrimony Charles Francis Clemens, husband, and Adnie Catherine Laine, his wife. Given under my hand this 21st day of December, 1932. H. W. Dunnley"

1. CLEMENS Kathryn Elaine was born on 26 Oct 1933 in Newport News, VA; died on 27 Oct 1933 in Newport News, VA; was buried on 29 Oct 1933 in Newport News, VA (Greenlawn Cemetery).
2. CLEMENS Evelyn Kay was born on 21 Sep 1934 in Jeannette, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.
3. CLEMENS Kathleen Joan was born on 1 May 1936 in Jeannette, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.
4. CLEMENS Charles F., Jr. was born on 22 Mar 1938 in Jeannette, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania, USA.
5. CLEMENS Donna Jean was born on 21 Aug 1945 in Hampton, VA.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1344
• Occupation: 1930, Isle of Wight County, VA; Sawman with the "(Old) Surry Lumber Co."
• Living In: Aft 1930, Newport News, VA; 1144 Hampton Avenue

Notes:

This is based on his wife being buried there.

Notes for MATHEW AUGUSTUS REYNOLDS LAINE:
The census taken in April of 1930 indicates that the Mathew Laine family lived in Isle of Wight County, Virginia.Mathew Laine's occupation was listed as a sawman in the logging business. Ashton Laine who was 22 years old at that time was living at home and was a bookkeeper for a general store (W. J. Joyner's). "(Old) Surry Lumber Company Camp" was written in the border of the census sheet. Some of the houses in Central Hill were built by the Surry Lumber Company for their employees.
The census recorder spelled the family name "Lain" and listed Aston (Ashton), Catherine, and Eveline(Evelyn) incorrectly.
See the scrapbook for a picture of the house that the Laine's lived in until mid-year 1930. Catherine Laine lived in this house until she was 18 years old.

The life of the Mathew Laine/Susie Horne family is closely tied to the Surry Lumber Company. The Surry Lumber Company was incorporated on January 3, 1885 by R. T. Waters and Son from Baltimore, Maryland. The Waters purchased the properly and unnamed lumber business from David Steele, a New Jersey native. Steele came to Surry County in 1873 to take advantage of the after effects of the Civil War and the break up of the plantation economy. He had good ideas but lacked the finances to bring his ideas to fruition. His primary creditor was R. T. Waters and Son. The Waters grew the Surry Lumber Company into the largest producer of yellow pine lumber in eastern United States.
In 1886 the Surry Lumber Company obtained a charter for a common carrier railroad - the Surry, Sussex and Southampton Railway. The Company built a large sawmill at Mussel Fork Plantation. Houses and a commissary were constructed for the workers and the town of Dendron (derived from the Greek word for trees) grew around the operation. By June of 1889 the Company expanded its operation and extended its rail line to various places in the region. They began buying land and standing timber in Surry, Sussex, Southampton, Isle of Wight and Prince George counties. The Company built housing for the logging and railroad workers at various locations. Around 1900 the rail line was extended further to a new camp called Straw Hill on the Jerusalem Plank Road (now route 35) at the Sussex/Prince George county line. Straw Hill camp closed in 1907. In 1904 a new camp was built in
Upson, Sussex County on the Jerusalem Plank Road. Upson had a company store where workers could buy on credit. The Upson site was used until 1915. Note that Catherine Laine was born in Upson in October of 1912. The Surry Lumber Company did not provide any type of reforestation. They cut and moved on. By 1915 they exhausted the timber supply west of the Nottoway River, gave up in that area and purchased large tracts of land and standing timber in Surry and Isle of Wight Counties. The Company built another logging town on a new rail line about two miles west of Isle of Wight Courthouse called Central Hill. Most of the equipment and employees from Upson were moved to Central Hill. Note that Evelyn Ruth Laine was born at Central Hill in June of 1921. In the mid 1920s Central Hill had a population of about 300. The end of World War I, depletion of the supply of cuttable timber, and competition all negatively impacted the Surry Lumber Company. In October 1927 the Dendron mill closed permanently. The closing of that mill then caused the collapse of the local economy and there was an exodus from Dendron, Sedley, Vicksville and Central Hill. The Company began scrapping the mill machinery in early 1928. The Company sold it holdings and sold the Company owned housing to the occupants and moved or tore down the remaining houses. The SS&S Railway ceased operations in July of 1930 and all the tracks were taken up by the end of the year. Sedley and Central Hill still exist today as residential communities. Dory, Vicksville and Newtown are place names with nothing left that would suggest their past, and Straw Hill and Upson have vanished.

Sometime after April of 1930 the Laine family moved from Central Hill to Newport News, Virginia. They moved to a house on Hampton Avenue. While at this location, Ashton found a job at Nachman's Department Store, Catherine began nursing school at Buxton Hospital, Evelyn was in elementary school, Mathew Laine started work at Waterfront Lumber Company, and Susie Horne Laine maintained the household until she became infirm and was sent to the Catawba Sanatorium in May of 1933.

Information about the Surry Lumber Company was extracted from an article in "Virginia Forests", "The Surry
Lumber Company - Logs, Locomotives and Lumber", by Jack Huber.

After the Surry Lumber Company failed Mattew Laine was out of work. Ashton Laine had a job working at Nachman's Department Store on Washington Avenue in Newport News, Virginia. Since Ashton was the only one working the family, including Matthew, Susie, Ashton, Catherine, and Evelyn moved to Newport News, Virginia to a house at 1144 Hampton Avenue. Evelyn enrolled in Walter Reed School into the forth grade. Macgruder school was first to third grades only. Shortly after moving to 1144 Hampton Avenue, they moved to the twelve hundred block to a house with a lower rent. This house was also of a lesser quality, poorly insulated making it rather cold in the winter. Later Ashton, Matthew and Evelyn moved to rent an upstairs apartment with the Gray's on 22nd Street. Mr. Gray had died and Mrs. Gray rented the apartment. Shortly after this, Evelyn went to live with Pearl Dunn and her family in Emporia, Virginia. Evelyn was supposed to go into the seventh grade high (the grades used to be designated as low and high, i.e., seventh low or seventh high, indicating whether one was in the first or second half). Evelyn was instead place in high school - the eight grade. After about a year she returned to Newport News. Catherine and Charles were married and moved to a house at 222 Cherry Avenue.

Mathew Laine went to work for the Waterfront Lumber Company. Ashton married Louise and moved into the Shipyard apartments. Evelyn move in with them. Matthew moved into the apartment above the Waterfront Lumber Company Office in the twelve hundred block of Jefferson Avenue. Ashton and Louise moved to Durham, North Carolina. Evelyn went to live with the Love family. Mr. Love was owner or one of the owners of Waterfront Lumber Company and lived on Chesapeake Avenue. Evelyn stayed with this family until Mr. Love's daughter became ill. He asked Mr. Smith if he would board Evelyn, which he did. Prior to Evelyn leaving the Love's , she was taking a knitting class a Nachman's and met one of the Smith family. She met Jean Smith and became good friends. Evelyn was invited to Jeans birthday party at the Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point Comfort,(Fort Monroe) in Hampton, Virginia.

Occupation:
The census taken in April of 1930 indicates that the Mathew Laine family lived in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Mathew Laine's occupation was listed as a sawman in the logging business. Ashton Laine who was 22 years old at that time was living at home and was a bookkeeper for a general store (W. J. Joyner's). "(Old) Surry Lumber
Company Camp" was written in the border of the census sheet. Some of the houses in Central Hill were built by the Surry Lumber Company for their employees.

Matthew married HORNE Susie on 16 Feb 1908. Susie (daughter of HORNE John Leonardis and JOHNSON Adney) was born on 16 Mar 1892 in Greensville County, Virginia; died on 14 Feb 1934 in Roanoke, VA (Catawba Sanitorium); was buried on 17 Feb 1934 in Newport News, VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1313
• Alt. Birth: May 1894; the 1900 census
• Medical: 1934, Roanoke, VA (Catawba Sanitorium); Tuberculosis

Notes:

Susie Horne Laine had tuberculosis and died in Catawba Sanatorium on Valentine Day, February 14, 1934 at 8pm. See the scrapbook for telegram notifying M. A. R. Laine of her death.
Evelyn Ruth Laine saved two letters that were written by Adnie Johnson Horne to Susie Horne. One letter was written on July 13, 1906 and the other was written on August 2, 1906. Adnie Johnson Horne lived in Talpa, Virginia. According to a Virginia map circa 1900, this was in south Prince George County very close to the Dinwiddie and Sussex County lines. At the time she wrote the letters she was a widow. Her husband John L. Horne died the previous year, May 15, 1905. Also at this time Pearl, Susie's sister, was married to Andrew G. Dunn. Pearl was three to four months pregnant with her first child who would be born on January 26, 1907. Susie Horne went to live with Pearl probably because her mother was ailing (Adnie Johnson Horne died on March 1, 1907), her father died the year before, her brother John and sisters Lula and Mattie were at home and could take care of their mother, and Pearl needed help at home. At this writing, the location where Pearl and Andrew lived is unknown but was apparently far enough away from Talpa that frequent visits were difficult. Adnie Johnson Horne's letters spoke of friends Rob and Nellie Temple being ill with Typhoid fever, and spoke of trips to Salum for 'meatings', and a planned trip to Shilo for Lula and Mattie. There are currently two churches in what is now the Templeton District of Prince George County, one is Salem Methodist Church on Templeton Road, and about three and one half miles away, at 18310 Halifax Road, is the Shiloh Baptist Church. It is assumed that Adnie was referring to these Churches as the places for the meetings.
See the scrapbook for the letters and pictures of the churches.
Letters:
It is interesting to note the various cursive style for individual letters, date notation, and lack of punctuation. Spelling apparently was based on phonics. The letters were dated July 13 19 6, and August 2 19 6. There was no comma after the day, and the year was written nineteen six, no zero before the six. Note words: awlways (always), fiew (few), receaved (received), yore (your), thare (there), weak (week), etc.
Two of Susie Horne's cousins were judges. Judge West in Petersburg, and Judge Temple in Prince George County.

Notes:

Married:
Marriage Notes for SUSIE HORNE and MATHEW LAINE:
Susie Horne must have been sixteen years old when she married Mathew Laine (and he would have been 28 years old). She was borne in March of 1892 and Ashton, her first child was born on December 6, 1908.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1361

James married WILLS Susanah. Susanah and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1362

Other Events and Attributes:

• Alt. Name: John Leondius
• Reference Number: 1301
• Census: 1860, Sussex County, VA
• Military: 10 Oct 1863; Civil War
• Census: 1900, Newville, Sussex County, VA
• Residence: 1900, Prince George County, VA; Living in Prince George

Notes:

Notes for JOHN LEONDIUS HORNE: John Leonardis Horne served during the Civil War in the 13th Virginia Cavalry, Company "A". He was a conscript from Camp Lee on October 10, 1863. He was a private assigned to Company "A" as of February 10, 1864. John was in the hospital on March 25, 1864 and in October 1864. It is not known if he was in the hospital from March to October or if he was admitted twice. After that he never showed present on any Company "A" rolls. He was shown on the Union list of refugees and deserters in April 21, 1865. He was sent from City Point, Virginia to Fort Powhatan. John's hospitalization may have been the result of a skirmish with Union troops at Falmouth in Stafford County in mid March 1864.

Letter received: 2005

The offsprings of John Leondius Horne and Adnie Johnson were: Annie Mae Horne - Female - born May 20, 1880 Mattie Elizabeth Horne - Female - born October 29, 1878 Mollie Rebecca Horne - Female born December 2, 1875 John R. Horne - Male - born 1879 Lula Airy Horne - Female - born September, 25 1884 Pearl Blanch Horne - Female - born November 1886 Susie Horne - Female - born March 16, 1892 Myrtie Ruth Horne - Female - born April 25, 1888

John Leonardis Home (b.6/23/1842 in Sussex Co.;d.5/21/1905) was the eldest
child of Williamson T. Home (b.abt.l815:d.Jan 1876) and Mary E.
(b.abt.!822;d.after 1880)John's second marriage was to Adnie Johnston/Johnson
sometime after 1871.
Their children were:
Mollie Rebecca (b.12/2/1875)
Mattie Eliza (b.10/29/1878)
Annie Mae (b.5/20/1880)
Lula Airy (b.9/25/1884)
John R. (b.abt.1879)
Pearl Blanch(b.Nov 1886)
Myrtie Ruth (b.4/25/1888)
Susie (b.May 1894)
Four of the Home girls are buried with their husbands at Salem Methodist Church
near Templeton in Prince George County.
John L. Home served during the Civil War in the 13th Virginia Cavalry.

Annie Mae married Robert William Harville - they are buried in the Salem Church Cemetery in Prince George County

Mollie Rebecca married John D. Magee - they are buried in the Salem Church Cemetery in Prince George County

Pearl was married twice. Her first husband Andrew Garland Dunn was killed in October 1912. They had a son that was born on January 3, 1913 and died May 23, 1913 - they (father and son) are buried in the Salem Church Cemetery in Prince George County. Pearl is buried in Suffolk.

Susie died in Catawba Sanatorium in 1934 and is buried in Newport News

Lula Airy married Joseph A. Harville - they are buried in Burrowsville at the Salem Methodist Church.

I don't know where John, Mattie, or Myrtie Ruth are.

Posted by Greg Werner on 8/20/2004, 3:56 pm, in reply to "Horne family
John Leonardis Horne (b. 6/23/1842 in Sussex Co.; d.5/21/1905) was the eldest child of Williamson T. Horne (b. abt.1815:d. Jan 1876) and Mary E. (b. abt.1822;d. after 1880). John's second marriage was to Adnie Johnston/Johnson sometime after 1871. Their children were: Mollie Rebecca (b.12/2/1875), Mattie Eliza (b.10/29/1878), Annie Mae (b.5/20/1880), Lula Airy (b.9/25/1884), John R. (b.abt.1879), Pearl Blanch(b.Nov 1886), Myrtie Ruth (b.4/25/1888), Susie (b.May 1894) Four of the Horne girls are buried with their husbands at Salem Methodist Church near Templeton in Prince George County. John L. Horne served during the Civil War in the 13th Virginia Cavalry. I have further information on the Hornes if you want it. Greg Werner

Census:
United States Census, 1860 for John L Horne
name:      John L Horne
residence:      , Sussex_code, Virginia
ward:      Dist No 1
age:      18 years
estimated birth year:      1842
birthplace:      Virginia
gender:      Male
page:      13
family number:      96
film number:      805380
dgs number:      4298875
image number:      00448
nara number:      M653

Military:
13th Virginia Cavalry, Company "A". He was a conscript from Camp Lee on October 10, 1863. He was a private assigned to Company "A" as of February 10, 1864. John was in the hospital on March 25, 1864 and in October 1864. It is not known if he was in the hospital from March to October or if he was admitted twice. After that he never showed present on any Company "A" rolls. He was shown on the Union list of refugees and deserters in April 21, 1865. He was sent from City Point, Virginia to Fort Powhatan. John's hospitalization may have been the result of a skirmish with Union troops at Falmouth in Stafford County in mid March 1864.

Census:
1900 United States Federal Census
about John Horne
Name:John Honne [John Horne] [John Hanne]          
Age:19          
Birth Date:Jun 1880          
Birthplace:Virginia          
Home in 1900:Newville, Sussex, Virginia          
Race:White          
Gender:Male          
Relation to Head of House:Son          
Marital Status:Single          
Father's Name:John L Honne          
Father's Birthplace:Virginia          
Mother's name:Adney Honne          
Mother's Birthplace:Virginia          
Occupation:View on Image          
Neighbors:View others on page          
Household Members:NameAge               
John L Honne 57               
Adney Honne 45               
Mattie Honne 22               
Lula Honne 17               
Perlie Honne 14               
John Honne 19               
Susie Honne 6               

Residence:
Census shows Newville Magisterial District

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Adnie
• Reference Number: 1302

Notes:

Notes for ADNIE JOHNSON: Adnie Johnson was the second wife of John Leonardis Home. They had eight children. They were married sometime after 1871.

Susie Horne Laine had tuberculosis and died in Catawba Sanatorium on Valentine Day, February 14, 1934 at 8pm. See the scrapbook for telegram notifying M. A. R. Laine of her death.
Evelyn Ruth Laine saved two letters that were written by Adnie Johnson Horne to Susie Horne. One letter was written on July 13, 1906 and the other was written on August 2, 1906. Adnie Johnson Horne lived in Talpa, Virginia. According to a Virginia map circa 1900, this was in south Prince George County very close to the Dinwiddie and Sussex County lines. At the time she wrote the letters she was a widow. Her husband John L. Horne died the previous year, May 15, 1905. Also at this time Pearl, Susie's sister, was married to Andrew G. Dunn. Pearl was three to four months pregnant with her first child who would be born on January 26, 1907. Susie Horne went to live with Pearl probably because her mother was ailing (Adnie Johnson Horne died on March 1, 1907), her father died the year before, her brother John and sisters Lula and Mattie were at home and could take care of their mother, and Pearl needed help at home. At this writing, the location where Pearl and Andrew lived is unknown but was apparently far enough away from Talpa that frequent visits were difficult. Adnie Johnson Horne's letters spoke of friends Rob and Nellie Temple being ill with Typhoid fever, and spoke of trips to Salum for 'meatings', and a planned trip to Shilo for Lula and Mattie. There are currently two churches in what is now the Templeton District of Prince George County, one is Salem Methodist Church on Templeton Road, and about three and one half miles away, at 18310 Halifax Road, is the Shiloh Baptist Church. It is assumed that Adnie was referring to these Churches as the places for the meetings.
See the scrapbook for the letters and pictures of the churches.
Letters:
It is interesting to note the various cursive style for individual letters, date notation, and lack of punctuation. Spelling apparently was based on phonics. The letters were dated July 13 19 6, and August 2 19 6. There was no comma after the day, and the year was written nineteen six, no zero before the six. Note words: awlways (always), fiew (few), receaved (received), yore (your), thare (there), weak (week), etc.
Two of Susie Horne's cousins were judges. Judge West in Petersburg, and Judge Temple in Prince George County.

Notes:

Married:
Virginia Marriages, 1785-1940 for John L. Horn
He was a widower
groom's name:      John L. Horn
groom's birth date:      1840
groom's birthplace:      Sussex Co., Va.
groom's age:      35
bride's name:      Adnia Johnson
bride's birth date:      1852
bride's birthplace:      Sussex Co., Va.
bride's age:      23
marriage date:      16 Feb 1875
marriage place:      Isle Of Wight, Virginia
groom's father's name:      W. T.
groom's mother's name:      Mary E.
bride's father's name:      Wm.
bride's mother's name:      Eliza.
groom's race:     
groom's marital status:      Widowed
groom's previous wife's name:     
bride's race:     
bride's marital status:      Single
bride's previous husband's name:     
indexing project (batch) number:      M86877-2
system origin:      Virginia-EASy
source film number:      32020
reference number:      P 27 In 8a

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: William
• Reference Number: H61
• Census: 1840, Sussex County, VA
• Residence: 1850, Waverly, Sussex County, VA; 1850 Census
• Occupation: 1860, Sussex County, VA; Farmer
• Residence: 4 Aug 1860, Sussex County, VA; 1860 Census
• Military: 1861, Virginia
• Death: 1880, Waverly, Sussex County, VA; 1880 Census
• Residence: 1880; 1880 Census

Notes:

Research under Pensylvania Dutch and or North Carolina (per Paige West Cowdin) 3/2014

The Raines family had $7,000 in Real Estate abd $12,000 in Personal, which made them very wealthy by the standards of those days. The Horne family only had $500 in personal and no real estate dollars entered which probably means they were renting the farm from the Raines, and Wm's son Zack T. married Bart's daughter. They were listed as neighboring families on the census.

I'm not aware of any old bibles. I got some of the information from a letter from Lula Horne to my mother, some from two letters that my aunt had that were written by Adnie Johnson Horne to Susie Horne(around 1906),some from Greg Werner, and some from visiting the cemetery in Prince George County. I also checked out some Civil War records for John Horne and census records for all.
Horne's came from England in 1716

Age showed 35 in the 1850 census and occupation as farmer. Also showed as born in Virginia.

Received from: Chasclem2@aol.com

Gene,
I have not found much more than I sent. I will look through my information and respond if I find something of interest.

Did you attend the reunion last year? I wanted to attend but was in Europe at the time.

If you have any information on the Hornes or Laines I wouls appreciate it.

Chuck Clemens

The Horne's came from England in 1716

There are a Robert H. Horne, 34; Henry Horne, 51; Richard Horne all on the 1870 Sussex Census. (may be brothers of Williamson) There is also a Cyrus Horne, 40 on the 1850 Sussex Census and a Jane Horne, born 1815 also on the Sussex census

Father poss William Horne, born 1798, wife Nancy; See census info under Wm Horne 1860

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Looking for more information on Horn Family from York, PA. John Horn had a son Peter, Peter(Wife Barbara Markel) had a son, Peter(1st wife Mary Bendel and 2nd wife Louisa Laibe or Leib) and family went to Ohio in 1850s and then to Eaton County Michigan by 1860. Charlotte and Olivet, Michigan.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have lots of info on family from John on down if anyone wants to know but am looking for info on John.

Census:
Name:      Wmson T Hom
[Wmson T Horn]
Home in 1840 (City, County, State):      Sussex, Virginia
Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29:      1
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19:      1
Free White Persons - Under 20:      1
Free White Persons - 20 thru 49:      1
Total Free White Persons:      2
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 2

Source Citation
Year: 1840; Census Place: Sussex, Virginia; Roll: 576; Page: 251; Image: 1140; Family History Library Film: 0029691
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1840 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.

Original data: Sixth Census of the United States, 1840. (NARA microfilm publication M704, 580 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Residence:
According to the 1850 census, Williamson T. Horne (age 35) and his wife Mary E. (age 24), were living in Waverly/ His occupation was listed as farmer. He lists his place of birth as being Virginia. The following children were listed in the census:
John L. age 7
Elizabeth F. age 5
Zachariah T. age 2

House Number: 347 Family Number: 347 Line Number: 1 Affiliate Publication Number: M432 Affiliate Film Number: 978 GS Film number: 444968 Digital Folder Number: 004206468 Image Number: 00239

Residence:
According to the 1860 census, Williamson T (age 45) and his wife Mary E. (age 38) were living in District 1, Sussex County, Va. He listed his occupation as farmer with a presonal property value of $500. There was no value of real estate listed, which may mean that he was leasing or renting the farm. The following children were listed:

Name Age
John L. 18
Zac T. 13
Virginia A 11
W.T. 8
Louisa M. 6
Jim (James) 2

Military:
Wm T Horne, "United States, Civil War Confederate Papers of Citizens or Businesses, 1861-1865"
Name:Wm T Horne          
Event Place:Virginia          
Document Type:Citizen          
Document Number:304          
Affiliate Publication Title:Confederate Papers Relating to Citizens or Business Firms          
Affiliate Publication Number:M346          
Affiliate Film Number:466          

Death:
1880 census showed that Mary was widowed

Residence:
He was deceased by 1880, as Mary E. list herself as a widow.

Died:
Check old Section at Waverly Cemetery


Virginia, Deaths and Burials Index, 1853-1917
about Wynson T Horne
Name:Wynson T Horne          
Birth Date:abt 1811          
Birth Place:Sussex, Virginia          
Death Date:Jan 1876          
Death Place:Sussex, Virginia          
Death Age:65          
Race:White          
Marital Status:Married          
Gender:Female          
Spouse Name:Mearg E. Horne          
FHL Film Number:2048586

Dates and location are the same as listed in my Legacy Databas          

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 62
• Alt. Birth: 1829, Sussex County, VA
• Census: 1850, Sussex County, VA
• Census: 1880, Waverly, Sussex County, VA; 1880 Census
• Living In: 1880, Blackstock, Catoosa, Georgia

Notes:

1850 census showed her age as 27

Individual Record 1880 United States Census

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Mary E. HORN Household
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Other Information:
Birth Year
Birthplace VA
Age 58
Occupation Farmer
Marital Status W
Race W
Head of Household Mary E. HORN
Relation Self
Father's Birthplace VA
Mother's Birthplace VA

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Source Information:
Census Place Waverly, Sussex, Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255392
NA Film Number T9-1392
Page Number 175A

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Alive in 1880 and listed as farmer in Sussex County

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Mary Egg in household of John Egg, "United States Census, 1850"
Name:Mary Egg          
Event Type:Census          
Event Date:1850          
Event Place:Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Virginia, United States          
Gender:Female          
Age:25          
Marital Status:          
Race (Original):          
Race:          
Birthplace:Virginia          
Birth Year (Estimated):1825          
House Number:741          
Family Number:798          
Line Number:41          
Affiliate Publication Number:M432          
Affiliate Film Number:941          
GS Film number:444931          
Digital Folder Number:004206195          
Image Number:00307          
HouseholdGenderAgeBirthplace                         
John Egg M28Virginia                         
Mary Egg F25Virginia                         
Edmonia Egg F4Virginia                         
Mary Bryant F10Virginia                         
Citing this Record
"United States Census, 1850," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M88B-G24 : accessed 25 Jun 2013), Mary Egg in entry for John Egg, 1850.

Alt. Birth:
per the 1870 census (age 41)

Census:
Name:      Mary E Horne
Age:      27
Birth Year:      abt 1823
Birthplace:      Virginia
Home in 1850:      Sussex, Virginia, USA
Gender:      Female
Family Number:      347
Household Members:     
Name      Age
Williamson T Horne      35
Mary E Horne      27
John L Horne      7
Elizabeth F Horne      5
Zacheriah Y Horne      4

Census:
Mary E. was listed as 58 years old and widowed.
Sons living at the farm are:
William T. 24
James W. 22
George F. 15

Living In:
1880 - Blackstock, Catoosa, Georgia (1880 federal census)

Notes:

Married:
Mary E.
in the Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940
Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940 No Image
Text-only collection

Name:      Mary E.
Gender:      Female
Spouse:      W. T.
Child:      John L. Horn


Source Information
Ancestry.com. Virginia, Select Marriages, 1785-1940 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc, 2014.
Original data: Virginia, Marriages, 1785-1940. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1303

William married FOWLER Elizabeth. Elizabeth and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: 1304