CENSUS: There's a John Strawhan listed in 1790 Georgetown Dist pg 56
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There's also a Lewis Strayhan listed in 1800 Chesterfield Co, SC pg 107
CENSUS: There's a John Strawhorn listed in the 1800 Fairfield Co, SC census.
There's one mail child under 10 years old
2 males 16 - under 26 years old
1 male 26 - under 45 years old
2 females under 10 years old
1 female 26 - under 45 years old
0 other free persons
0 slaves
CENSUS: 1830 Greenville Dist, pg 332
John Strawhorn
Males
Under 5- 1
5-10- 2
10-15- 3
40-50- 1
Females
Under 5- 1
15-20- 1
20-30- 1
40-50- 1
The known males for this family are in line with the males listed. John R. was about 1, Elbert was about 5-6 yrs old, William was about 9 yrs old. Mary fits in with what the 1840 Pulaski Co, MO census has as her age. Also, Wiley could have been the male that was 20-30 yrs old as he would have been 23 in 1830. This might connect Wiley, William Jasper, Elbert A and John R. as brothers after all since they were all definitely in Pulaski Co, Mo and, later, Phelps Co, MO. The white female 15-20 is most likely Marinda.
CHILDREN: In the 1840 Adams Co, IL census (which is right on the border of Missouri) there's a William Strawhan listed. I don't know if there's a connection or not.
In the Platte Co, MO marriage records, there's a Noah Strawhhurn married to Phoebe Young 14 Nov 1841.
It may be that Mary is short for Marinda.
I believe that the male that's 10-15 years of age is John R Strawhun and the male 15-20 years of age is William Strawhun. I have no idea who the 10-15 year old female would be. Warren R. & Marinda Strawhorn/Strawhun Hawkins were living two houses away..
CENSUS: 1840 Pulaski Co MO
29 Strawhorn Mary
1 male 10-15
1 male 15-20
1 female 10-15
1 female 50-60
