Sarah Arrenia Coyle Blanton was the wife of Alexander A. Blanton.
Sarah and Alexander are listed in the 1900 Census, living in Cherokee County, SC. This census indicated that Sarah was the mother of 12 children, 10 still living at the time. There is one child unaccounted for at this writing. (1996)
The 1900 Census shows
William [William Franklin Hester Blanton], Egbert, Joe, Janie, Amanda and Emma were working in a cotton mill.
William and Egbert were in their early twenties, but the other three were still in their teens, Emma being about 10 or 11.
info taken from Reuben Blanton, SR CIRCA 1750, The Family compiled and published by Evelyn Hamilton September, 1996
Sarah and Alexander are listed in the 1900 Census, living in Cherokee County, SC. This census indicated that Sarah was the mother of 12 children, 10 still living at the time. There is one child unaccounted for at this writing. (1996)
The 1900 Census shows
William [William Franklin Hester Blanton], Egbert, Joe, Janie, Amanda and Emma were working in a cotton mill.
William and Egbert were in their early twenties, but the other three were still in their teens, Emma being about 10 or 11.
info taken from Reuben Blanton, SR CIRCA 1750, The Family compiled and published by Evelyn Hamilton September, 1996
Sarah Arrenia Coyle Blanton was the wife of Alexander A. Blanton.
Sarah and Alexander are listed in the 1900 Census, living in Cherokee County, SC. This census indicated that Sarah was the mother of 12 children, 10 still living at the time. There is one child unaccounted for at this writing. (1996)
The 1900 Census shows
William [William Franklin Hester Blanton], Egbert, Joe, Janie, Amanda and Emma were working in a cotton mill.
William and Egbert were in their early twenties, but the other three were still in their teens, Emma being about 10 or 11.
info taken from Reuben Blanton, SR CIRCA 1750, The Family compiled and published by Evelyn Hamilton September, 1996
Sarah and Alexander are listed in the 1900 Census, living in Cherokee County, SC. This census indicated that Sarah was the mother of 12 children, 10 still living at the time. There is one child unaccounted for at this writing. (1996)
The 1900 Census shows
William [William Franklin Hester Blanton], Egbert, Joe, Janie, Amanda and Emma were working in a cotton mill.
William and Egbert were in their early twenties, but the other three were still in their teens, Emma being about 10 or 11.
info taken from Reuben Blanton, SR CIRCA 1750, The Family compiled and published by Evelyn Hamilton September, 1996
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Records on Ancestry
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South Carolina, U.S., Delayed Birth Records, 1766-1900 and City of Charleston, South Carolina, U.S., Birth Records, 1877-1901
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1880 United States Federal Census
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U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007
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South Carolina, U.S., Death Records, 1821-1971
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North Carolina, U.S., Death Certificates, 1909-1976
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