PARENTS: Levi D. Broughton and Elizabeth "Eliza" Overton.
Levi D. Broughton, b. 1817, VA
Eliza Overton, b. VA
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: James Broughton & Cleasy Broughton
1850 U.S. Census for Camden, Camden Co., NC (30 Aug):
L D Broughton M 33 Virginia; farmer
Eliza Broughton F 18 North Carolina
Jas E Broughton F 11 mos North Carolina
Mary F Broughton F 10 North Carolina
Levi D. Broughton m. Emeline McCotter 24 Dec 1861, Craven Co., NC. (area later became Pamlico Co.)
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co, NC (27 July; P.O. Jackson):
Levi Broughton M 53 yrs, b. 1817 NC; farmer
Emaline Broughton F 26 yrs, b. 1844 NC (2nd wife?)
Thomas A Broughton M 16 yrs, b. 1854 NC
Ellen S Broughton F 14 yrs, b. 1856 NC
Edward S Broughton M 11 yrs, b. 1859 NC
Ann D Broughton F 9 yrs, b. 1861 NC
Martha Broughton F 8 yrs, b. 1862 NC
Doctor B Broughton M 6 yrs, b. 1864 NC
Thomas A. Broughton m. Ann B. Gray 28 Jan. 1875 in Pamlico, North Carolina. His parents were Levi Broughton and Eliza Broughton. Ann was 16 yrs and Thomas 21 yrs. Ann was b. 1859 to Thomas Gray & Cinderilla Gray.
1880 U.S. Census for Twp 2, Pamlico Co., NC:
Thomas Broughton Self M 27 NC
Ann B Broughton Wife F 21 North Carolina
Sina Broughton Dau F 1 North Carolina
Thomas is a farmer. They reside near his father & his family.
Note that this area became Pamlico County in 1872. The above post office of Jackson actually became incorporated as "Stonewall" in 1870 presumably named after General T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson and became Pamlico Co.'s first post office.
In March 1893, Thomas & Ann Broughton, J.S. Linton, et. al. brought a lawsuit against Stephen B. Lane & others pertaining to a land dispute. This action actually begin in 1891.
Levi D. Broughton, b. 1817, VA
Eliza Overton, b. VA
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: James Broughton & Cleasy Broughton
1850 U.S. Census for Camden, Camden Co., NC (30 Aug):
L D Broughton M 33 Virginia; farmer
Eliza Broughton F 18 North Carolina
Jas E Broughton F 11 mos North Carolina
Mary F Broughton F 10 North Carolina
Levi D. Broughton m. Emeline McCotter 24 Dec 1861, Craven Co., NC. (area later became Pamlico Co.)
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co, NC (27 July; P.O. Jackson):
Levi Broughton M 53 yrs, b. 1817 NC; farmer
Emaline Broughton F 26 yrs, b. 1844 NC (2nd wife?)
Thomas A Broughton M 16 yrs, b. 1854 NC
Ellen S Broughton F 14 yrs, b. 1856 NC
Edward S Broughton M 11 yrs, b. 1859 NC
Ann D Broughton F 9 yrs, b. 1861 NC
Martha Broughton F 8 yrs, b. 1862 NC
Doctor B Broughton M 6 yrs, b. 1864 NC
Thomas A. Broughton m. Ann B. Gray 28 Jan. 1875 in Pamlico, North Carolina. His parents were Levi Broughton and Eliza Broughton. Ann was 16 yrs and Thomas 21 yrs. Ann was b. 1859 to Thomas Gray & Cinderilla Gray.
1880 U.S. Census for Twp 2, Pamlico Co., NC:
Thomas Broughton Self M 27 NC
Ann B Broughton Wife F 21 North Carolina
Sina Broughton Dau F 1 North Carolina
Thomas is a farmer. They reside near his father & his family.
Note that this area became Pamlico County in 1872. The above post office of Jackson actually became incorporated as "Stonewall" in 1870 presumably named after General T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson and became Pamlico Co.'s first post office.
In March 1893, Thomas & Ann Broughton, J.S. Linton, et. al. brought a lawsuit against Stephen B. Lane & others pertaining to a land dispute. This action actually begin in 1891.
PARENTS: Levi D. Broughton and Elizabeth "Eliza" Overton.
Levi D. Broughton, b. 1817, VA
Eliza Overton, b. VA
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: James Broughton & Cleasy Broughton
1850 U.S. Census for Camden, Camden Co., NC (30 Aug):
L D Broughton M 33 Virginia; farmer
Eliza Broughton F 18 North Carolina
Jas E Broughton F 11 mos North Carolina
Mary F Broughton F 10 North Carolina
Levi D. Broughton m. Emeline McCotter 24 Dec 1861, Craven Co., NC. (area later became Pamlico Co.)
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co, NC (27 July; P.O. Jackson):
Levi Broughton M 53 yrs, b. 1817 NC; farmer
Emaline Broughton F 26 yrs, b. 1844 NC (2nd wife?)
Thomas A Broughton M 16 yrs, b. 1854 NC
Ellen S Broughton F 14 yrs, b. 1856 NC
Edward S Broughton M 11 yrs, b. 1859 NC
Ann D Broughton F 9 yrs, b. 1861 NC
Martha Broughton F 8 yrs, b. 1862 NC
Doctor B Broughton M 6 yrs, b. 1864 NC
Thomas A. Broughton m. Ann B. Gray 28 Jan. 1875 in Pamlico, North Carolina. His parents were Levi Broughton and Eliza Broughton. Ann was 16 yrs and Thomas 21 yrs. Ann was b. 1859 to Thomas Gray & Cinderilla Gray.
1880 U.S. Census for Twp 2, Pamlico Co., NC:
Thomas Broughton Self M 27 NC
Ann B Broughton Wife F 21 North Carolina
Sina Broughton Dau F 1 North Carolina
Thomas is a farmer. They reside near his father & his family.
Note that this area became Pamlico County in 1872. The above post office of Jackson actually became incorporated as "Stonewall" in 1870 presumably named after General T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson and became Pamlico Co.'s first post office.
In March 1893, Thomas & Ann Broughton, J.S. Linton, et. al. brought a lawsuit against Stephen B. Lane & others pertaining to a land dispute. This action actually begin in 1891.
Levi D. Broughton, b. 1817, VA
Eliza Overton, b. VA
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS: James Broughton & Cleasy Broughton
1850 U.S. Census for Camden, Camden Co., NC (30 Aug):
L D Broughton M 33 Virginia; farmer
Eliza Broughton F 18 North Carolina
Jas E Broughton F 11 mos North Carolina
Mary F Broughton F 10 North Carolina
Levi D. Broughton m. Emeline McCotter 24 Dec 1861, Craven Co., NC. (area later became Pamlico Co.)
1870 U.S. Census for Craven Co, NC (27 July; P.O. Jackson):
Levi Broughton M 53 yrs, b. 1817 NC; farmer
Emaline Broughton F 26 yrs, b. 1844 NC (2nd wife?)
Thomas A Broughton M 16 yrs, b. 1854 NC
Ellen S Broughton F 14 yrs, b. 1856 NC
Edward S Broughton M 11 yrs, b. 1859 NC
Ann D Broughton F 9 yrs, b. 1861 NC
Martha Broughton F 8 yrs, b. 1862 NC
Doctor B Broughton M 6 yrs, b. 1864 NC
Thomas A. Broughton m. Ann B. Gray 28 Jan. 1875 in Pamlico, North Carolina. His parents were Levi Broughton and Eliza Broughton. Ann was 16 yrs and Thomas 21 yrs. Ann was b. 1859 to Thomas Gray & Cinderilla Gray.
1880 U.S. Census for Twp 2, Pamlico Co., NC:
Thomas Broughton Self M 27 NC
Ann B Broughton Wife F 21 North Carolina
Sina Broughton Dau F 1 North Carolina
Thomas is a farmer. They reside near his father & his family.
Note that this area became Pamlico County in 1872. The above post office of Jackson actually became incorporated as "Stonewall" in 1870 presumably named after General T.J. "Stonewall" Jackson and became Pamlico Co.'s first post office.
In March 1893, Thomas & Ann Broughton, J.S. Linton, et. al. brought a lawsuit against Stephen B. Lane & others pertaining to a land dispute. This action actually begin in 1891.
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