Vance

Vance

Vance, George W.:  b. SC Abt. 1807 - ?(1850-60) m. Mary ? b. SC Abt. 1811 - ?

My line:  George W.>Allice E. Vance m. William Mills Ransom
Counties:  1850 & 1860 Monroe County, MS (but George is not listed with Mary Vance and her son, Acey Vance, in 1860)
Research question(s)/additional information:  They lived in TN from at least 1834 to 1843 (the first 5 children were b. TN) and were in MS by at least 1847, when their youngest daughter was born.  What brought this family to Monroe County, MS?  He is shown as a planter on the 1850 census, with a value of land of $5,000.  His wife, Mary, and son Acey Vance are found alone in Monroe County census of 1860 - what happened to George W. Vance?  His daughter, Allice E. Vance m. William Mills Ransom in Monroe County, MS in December of 1857. 
Contact:    Allison M. Saxman (alisax@commspeed.net)
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