On the 1850 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found lawyer A M Paxton, 36, with $10K in real estate; MARY L, 31; William G, 12; Robert E, 6; Charles B, 4; McNutt, 2; Louisa, 13 and Elizabeth, 7. The parents were VA born and the children were MS born.
On the 1860 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found lawyer A M Paxton, 47, with $15K in real estate; MAY L, 30; student Wm, 21; student Robt, 15; Charles, 13; McNut, 11; Mary, 9; Anna, 6 and Alex, 3. Parents were born in VA and children in MS.
On the 1870 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found foundry man A.M. Paxton, 56 residing with other Paxtons; keeping house M.L., 52; foundry man R.E., 26; engineer (?) Chas., 24; Anne, 16 and Alex., 13. All MS born except parents, VA born. The 1850 to 1870 censuses do not give the relationship, like son or daughters, etc.
On the 1880 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found (what I believe is a glaring error of Alexander's initials listed as) W.G. Paxton, 66, manuf. machinery; wife MARY L. Paxton, 52; son Chas. Paxton, 33; Alex. M. Paxton, 22; daughter Mary P. Green, 28; grandson (sic) Virgie Green, 6; granddaughters: Mattie, 5 and Anne L., 1. Again, all MS born, except parents, VA born and the their parents were all born in VA.
On the 1900 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found widow MRS. A. M. Paxton, 84, Jan 1816, had 8 kids, with 4 living, VA born; real estate agent son C. B. Paxton, 53, Aug 1846; widowed daughter Mrs. M. P. Greene, 49, May 1851, had 5 kids, 3 living; son bank clerk A.M. Paxton, 43; Feb 1857; grand daughters: school teacher Virginia M. Greene, 26, Aug 1874 and Al__n or Annie Lee Greene, 20, Apr 1880. All MS born, except Mrs. A.M. Paxton, in VA.
See Fredericksburg, Virginia's historical Ellis House, that her father Robert T Ellis built, in 1818.
On the 1850 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found lawyer A M Paxton, 36, with $10K in real estate; MARY L, 31; William G, 12; Robert E, 6; Charles B, 4; McNutt, 2; Louisa, 13 and Elizabeth, 7. The parents were VA born and the children were MS born.
On the 1860 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found lawyer A M Paxton, 47, with $15K in real estate; MAY L, 30; student Wm, 21; student Robt, 15; Charles, 13; McNut, 11; Mary, 9; Anna, 6 and Alex, 3. Parents were born in VA and children in MS.
On the 1870 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found foundry man A.M. Paxton, 56 residing with other Paxtons; keeping house M.L., 52; foundry man R.E., 26; engineer (?) Chas., 24; Anne, 16 and Alex., 13. All MS born except parents, VA born. The 1850 to 1870 censuses do not give the relationship, like son or daughters, etc.
On the 1880 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found (what I believe is a glaring error of Alexander's initials listed as) W.G. Paxton, 66, manuf. machinery; wife MARY L. Paxton, 52; son Chas. Paxton, 33; Alex. M. Paxton, 22; daughter Mary P. Green, 28; grandson (sic) Virgie Green, 6; granddaughters: Mattie, 5 and Anne L., 1. Again, all MS born, except parents, VA born and the their parents were all born in VA.
On the 1900 Vicksburg, Warren Co., MS census, I found widow MRS. A. M. Paxton, 84, Jan 1816, had 8 kids, with 4 living, VA born; real estate agent son C. B. Paxton, 53, Aug 1846; widowed daughter Mrs. M. P. Greene, 49, May 1851, had 5 kids, 3 living; son bank clerk A.M. Paxton, 43; Feb 1857; grand daughters: school teacher Virginia M. Greene, 26, Aug 1874 and Al__n or Annie Lee Greene, 20, Apr 1880. All MS born, except Mrs. A.M. Paxton, in VA.
See Fredericksburg, Virginia's historical Ellis House, that her father Robert T Ellis built, in 1818.
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