Burial at Pine Grove presumed. Nick was residing with his wife in Phenix City in 1910, and by 1912 she was residing there as his widow. She was buried at Pine Grove in 1929.
Son of Elisha & Mary Ann (ROBERSON) ELLIS, who married 05 DEC 1852 in Monroe County, Georgia. Mary Ann evidently died between the 1870 census and 08 FEB 1874, when Elisha married Mrs. Nancy LAVENDER in Upson County, Georgia. Elisha apparently died before the 1880 census. Nancy (nee GARRETT) had been married previously to Anthony LAVENDER, by whom she had a number of children.
Emma married 21 APR 1881 in Muscogee County, Georgia, to Nicholas "Nick" ELLIS. Nick was the son of Elisha & Mary Jane (ROBERSON) ELLIS, so Emma and Nick were step-siblings.
1870 federal census of Upson County, Georgia, Dwelling #1575 / Household #1575 (all ELLIS, all born in GA:
Elisha (60) farmhand; Mary (40) keeping house; Joe (16) farmhand; Nicholas (9).
1880 federal census of Militia District 772 (Nances District) in Muscogee County, GA, Dwelling #1 / Household #1:
CHERRY, Wm./head/male/45/GA/GA/GA/married/works in card room at cotton mill
(CHERRY) Mary/wife/female/29/SC/SC/SC/married/housekeeper
(CHERRY) John/son/male/12/AL/SC/SC/[single]/none
(CHERRY) Clifford/son/male/7/GA/SC/SC/[sincle]/chores
ELLIS, Nancy/[head]/female/44/GA/GA/GA/widowed/dress maker
(ELLIS) Nicholas/step son/male/17/GA/GA/GA/[single]/works in cotton mill
1900 federal census of Precinct 1, Girard, Russell County, Alabama, Dwelling #191 / Household #205, residing at 103 Moses Alley:
ELLIS, Nick/head/male/38/Dec. 1861/GA/GA/GA/married 19 yrs./cotton mill weaver
(ELLIS) Emma/wife/female/42/Dec. 1857/GA/GA/UNK/married 19 yrs.
(ELLIS) Susie/daughter/female/13/Jul. 1886/AL/GA/GA/single/cotton mill spooler
(ELLIS) Eddie F./son/male/11/May 1889/GA/GA/GA/single
(ELLIS) Gracy/daughter/female/7/May 1895/AL/GA/GA/single
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1910 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 192:
ELLIS, Nicholas (wife Emma), mill operative, householder at 27 River Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, works for Girard Mill, boards at 27 River Street in Phenix City
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1912 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 181:
ELLIS, Emma (widow of Nick), householder at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Gracie, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
Son of Elisha & Mary Ann (ROBERSON) ELLIS, who married 05 DEC 1852 in Monroe County, Georgia. Mary Ann evidently died between the 1870 census and 08 FEB 1874, when Elisha married Mrs. Nancy LAVENDER in Upson County, Georgia. Elisha apparently died before the 1880 census. Nancy (nee GARRETT) had been married previously to Anthony LAVENDER, by whom she had a number of children.
Emma married 21 APR 1881 in Muscogee County, Georgia, to Nicholas "Nick" ELLIS. Nick was the son of Elisha & Mary Jane (ROBERSON) ELLIS, so Emma and Nick were step-siblings.
1870 federal census of Upson County, Georgia, Dwelling #1575 / Household #1575 (all ELLIS, all born in GA:
Elisha (60) farmhand; Mary (40) keeping house; Joe (16) farmhand; Nicholas (9).
1880 federal census of Militia District 772 (Nances District) in Muscogee County, GA, Dwelling #1 / Household #1:
CHERRY, Wm./head/male/45/GA/GA/GA/married/works in card room at cotton mill
(CHERRY) Mary/wife/female/29/SC/SC/SC/married/housekeeper
(CHERRY) John/son/male/12/AL/SC/SC/[single]/none
(CHERRY) Clifford/son/male/7/GA/SC/SC/[sincle]/chores
ELLIS, Nancy/[head]/female/44/GA/GA/GA/widowed/dress maker
(ELLIS) Nicholas/step son/male/17/GA/GA/GA/[single]/works in cotton mill
1900 federal census of Precinct 1, Girard, Russell County, Alabama, Dwelling #191 / Household #205, residing at 103 Moses Alley:
ELLIS, Nick/head/male/38/Dec. 1861/GA/GA/GA/married 19 yrs./cotton mill weaver
(ELLIS) Emma/wife/female/42/Dec. 1857/GA/GA/UNK/married 19 yrs.
(ELLIS) Susie/daughter/female/13/Jul. 1886/AL/GA/GA/single/cotton mill spooler
(ELLIS) Eddie F./son/male/11/May 1889/GA/GA/GA/single
(ELLIS) Gracy/daughter/female/7/May 1895/AL/GA/GA/single
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1910 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 192:
ELLIS, Nicholas (wife Emma), mill operative, householder at 27 River Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, works for Girard Mill, boards at 27 River Street in Phenix City
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1912 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 181:
ELLIS, Emma (widow of Nick), householder at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Gracie, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
Burial at Pine Grove presumed. Nick was residing with his wife in Phenix City in 1910, and by 1912 she was residing there as his widow. She was buried at Pine Grove in 1929.
Son of Elisha & Mary Ann (ROBERSON) ELLIS, who married 05 DEC 1852 in Monroe County, Georgia. Mary Ann evidently died between the 1870 census and 08 FEB 1874, when Elisha married Mrs. Nancy LAVENDER in Upson County, Georgia. Elisha apparently died before the 1880 census. Nancy (nee GARRETT) had been married previously to Anthony LAVENDER, by whom she had a number of children.
Emma married 21 APR 1881 in Muscogee County, Georgia, to Nicholas "Nick" ELLIS. Nick was the son of Elisha & Mary Jane (ROBERSON) ELLIS, so Emma and Nick were step-siblings.
1870 federal census of Upson County, Georgia, Dwelling #1575 / Household #1575 (all ELLIS, all born in GA:
Elisha (60) farmhand; Mary (40) keeping house; Joe (16) farmhand; Nicholas (9).
1880 federal census of Militia District 772 (Nances District) in Muscogee County, GA, Dwelling #1 / Household #1:
CHERRY, Wm./head/male/45/GA/GA/GA/married/works in card room at cotton mill
(CHERRY) Mary/wife/female/29/SC/SC/SC/married/housekeeper
(CHERRY) John/son/male/12/AL/SC/SC/[single]/none
(CHERRY) Clifford/son/male/7/GA/SC/SC/[sincle]/chores
ELLIS, Nancy/[head]/female/44/GA/GA/GA/widowed/dress maker
(ELLIS) Nicholas/step son/male/17/GA/GA/GA/[single]/works in cotton mill
1900 federal census of Precinct 1, Girard, Russell County, Alabama, Dwelling #191 / Household #205, residing at 103 Moses Alley:
ELLIS, Nick/head/male/38/Dec. 1861/GA/GA/GA/married 19 yrs./cotton mill weaver
(ELLIS) Emma/wife/female/42/Dec. 1857/GA/GA/UNK/married 19 yrs.
(ELLIS) Susie/daughter/female/13/Jul. 1886/AL/GA/GA/single/cotton mill spooler
(ELLIS) Eddie F./son/male/11/May 1889/GA/GA/GA/single
(ELLIS) Gracy/daughter/female/7/May 1895/AL/GA/GA/single
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1910 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 192:
ELLIS, Nicholas (wife Emma), mill operative, householder at 27 River Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, works for Girard Mill, boards at 27 River Street in Phenix City
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1912 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 181:
ELLIS, Emma (widow of Nick), householder at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Gracie, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
Son of Elisha & Mary Ann (ROBERSON) ELLIS, who married 05 DEC 1852 in Monroe County, Georgia. Mary Ann evidently died between the 1870 census and 08 FEB 1874, when Elisha married Mrs. Nancy LAVENDER in Upson County, Georgia. Elisha apparently died before the 1880 census. Nancy (nee GARRETT) had been married previously to Anthony LAVENDER, by whom she had a number of children.
Emma married 21 APR 1881 in Muscogee County, Georgia, to Nicholas "Nick" ELLIS. Nick was the son of Elisha & Mary Jane (ROBERSON) ELLIS, so Emma and Nick were step-siblings.
1870 federal census of Upson County, Georgia, Dwelling #1575 / Household #1575 (all ELLIS, all born in GA:
Elisha (60) farmhand; Mary (40) keeping house; Joe (16) farmhand; Nicholas (9).
1880 federal census of Militia District 772 (Nances District) in Muscogee County, GA, Dwelling #1 / Household #1:
CHERRY, Wm./head/male/45/GA/GA/GA/married/works in card room at cotton mill
(CHERRY) Mary/wife/female/29/SC/SC/SC/married/housekeeper
(CHERRY) John/son/male/12/AL/SC/SC/[single]/none
(CHERRY) Clifford/son/male/7/GA/SC/SC/[sincle]/chores
ELLIS, Nancy/[head]/female/44/GA/GA/GA/widowed/dress maker
(ELLIS) Nicholas/step son/male/17/GA/GA/GA/[single]/works in cotton mill
1900 federal census of Precinct 1, Girard, Russell County, Alabama, Dwelling #191 / Household #205, residing at 103 Moses Alley:
ELLIS, Nick/head/male/38/Dec. 1861/GA/GA/GA/married 19 yrs./cotton mill weaver
(ELLIS) Emma/wife/female/42/Dec. 1857/GA/GA/UNK/married 19 yrs.
(ELLIS) Susie/daughter/female/13/Jul. 1886/AL/GA/GA/single/cotton mill spooler
(ELLIS) Eddie F./son/male/11/May 1889/GA/GA/GA/single
(ELLIS) Gracy/daughter/female/7/May 1895/AL/GA/GA/single
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1910 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 192:
ELLIS, Nicholas (wife Emma), mill operative, householder at 27 River Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, works for Girard Mill, boards at 27 River Street in Phenix City
R. L. Polk & Company’s 1912 city directory for Columbus, GA, p. 181:
ELLIS, Emma (widow of Nick), householder at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Edward, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
ELLIS, Gracie, mill operative, boarding at 171 Fifth Street in Phenix City
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