F-3 VA MONROE CO 1820 CENSUS

Read from microfilm in St. Louis, MO. J. McClung. 1965
KEY: Free White Males: u 10; 10-15; 16-18; 16-26; 26-45; 45+
------Free White Females: u 10; 10-16; 16-26; 26-45; 45+>BR? Foreigners not naturalized
Agriculture
Commerce
Manufactures
Free Colored
Slaves


Adam Foeldan:
-----Males: 3-0-0-0-1
-Females: 0-0-0-0-1
Agriculture:1


Foldan, James:
-----Males: 2-1-0-0-0-1
-Females: 2-0-0-1-1
Agriculture:2

Note: The ninth column was blurred so we would appreciate a copy of another reading

Interpretation if this reading is correct:
Adam, born 1775-1794
-----3 sons b. 1810-20
mother? b. before 1775


James Foldan b. before 1775
----2 sons b. 1810-20
----1 son b. 1804-1820
----2 dau. b. 1810-20
----1 (sis?) b. 1775-1794
----1 fem. b. before 1775

The interpretation for the last two females is in question

Not aware of any Foldens in Monroe Co. in 1810 or 1830
Have not yet found any court records for Folden in Monroe Co.

Monroe Co. included part of what became Craig Co. in 1851. This was just one county west of Bedford Co., VA with Roanoke in between.

The James Folden who md Nancy was b. 1810 in KY, so the above James may be an uncle. There was a Lewis Folden in Chatham Co. NC in 1790.

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