By 1860 Elizabeth has moved to Yalobusha County, Mississippi and is married to Mathew C. Long. No children are listed for the couple. Burell H. Collins And His family has also moved to Yalobusha county and are listed in the 1860 Census.
The 1870 Census of Yalobusha County now lists Mathew C. 39 along with his wife Elizabeth Long 30. The couple lists no children.
In 1880 Mathew C. and Elizabeth are listed in the Federal Census, still in Yalobusha County. No children are listed, but they have 2 servants living with them.
Mathew C. would Die in 1881 and Elizabeth remarries.
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Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935
William H. Brister.
Spouse: Mrs. Elizabeth Long
Marriage Date: 19 Feb 1884
County: Yalobusha
Her second husband dies in 1890 and in the 1900 Federal Census we find Elizabeth living in a boarding house in Water Valley. Her birth date is listed as May 1835 and her age is 65 which calculates correctly as the Census was in June. A small surprise here - Elizabeth is listed as the mother of two children, of whom one is still living in 1900. That child would most likely be from her first marriage to Mathew C. Long.
By 1860 Elizabeth has moved to Yalobusha County, Mississippi and is married to Mathew C. Long. No children are listed for the couple. Burell H. Collins And His family has also moved to Yalobusha county and are listed in the 1860 Census.
The 1870 Census of Yalobusha County now lists Mathew C. 39 along with his wife Elizabeth Long 30. The couple lists no children.
In 1880 Mathew C. and Elizabeth are listed in the Federal Census, still in Yalobusha County. No children are listed, but they have 2 servants living with them.
Mathew C. would Die in 1881 and Elizabeth remarries.
Ancestry.com
Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935
William H. Brister.
Spouse: Mrs. Elizabeth Long
Marriage Date: 19 Feb 1884
County: Yalobusha
Her second husband dies in 1890 and in the 1900 Federal Census we find Elizabeth living in a boarding house in Water Valley. Her birth date is listed as May 1835 and her age is 65 which calculates correctly as the Census was in June. A small surprise here - Elizabeth is listed as the mother of two children, of whom one is still living in 1900. That child would most likely be from her first marriage to Mathew C. Long.
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