In 1850 Caroline is in the household of John Coleman and shown with his last name. That same census shows a 6 month old child, Hannah Coleman that I suspect is the 11 year old Hannah Mayers on the 1860 census. The will of John Coleman names Caroline and children, Edward and Hannah as heirs. Roll 4397 shows that during the years of 1849-1853 Caroline was actually the nurse and housekeeper for John Coleman and was paid $100 a year.
In 1860 Caroline Mayers is shown with six children: Dallas b. 1847, Hannah b. 1849, Edward b. 1852, Esther b. 1854, Florence b. 1856 and Elmore b. 1859. There is no adult male in the household.
In 1870 Caroline Mayers is shown with Edward, Florence, George E. (Elmore) and two additional children, Elizabeth b. 1863 and John b. 1867.
In 1880 Caroline has married John Blackman and her son John Mayers is shown with the last name of Blackman.
Note:
Caroline's maiden name taken from her son Edward's and daughter Mary Florence's death certificates. Her birth year is approximate from census records. There is an unmarked space between her husband John and her daughter Emeliza where Caroline is believed to be buried.
In 1860 Caroline Mayers is shown with six children: Dallas b. 1847, Hannah b. 1849, Edward b. 1852, Esther b. 1854, Florence b. 1856 and Elmore b. 1859. There is no adult male in the household.
In 1870 Caroline Mayers is shown with Edward, Florence, George E. (Elmore) and two additional children, Elizabeth b. 1863 and John b. 1867.
In 1880 Caroline has married John Blackman and her son John Mayers is shown with the last name of Blackman.
Note:
Caroline's maiden name taken from her son Edward's and daughter Mary Florence's death certificates. Her birth year is approximate from census records. There is an unmarked space between her husband John and her daughter Emeliza where Caroline is believed to be buried.
In 1850 Caroline is in the household of John Coleman and shown with his last name. That same census shows a 6 month old child, Hannah Coleman that I suspect is the 11 year old Hannah Mayers on the 1860 census. The will of John Coleman names Caroline and children, Edward and Hannah as heirs. Roll 4397 shows that during the years of 1849-1853 Caroline was actually the nurse and housekeeper for John Coleman and was paid $100 a year.
In 1860 Caroline Mayers is shown with six children: Dallas b. 1847, Hannah b. 1849, Edward b. 1852, Esther b. 1854, Florence b. 1856 and Elmore b. 1859. There is no adult male in the household.
In 1870 Caroline Mayers is shown with Edward, Florence, George E. (Elmore) and two additional children, Elizabeth b. 1863 and John b. 1867.
In 1880 Caroline has married John Blackman and her son John Mayers is shown with the last name of Blackman.
Note:
Caroline's maiden name taken from her son Edward's and daughter Mary Florence's death certificates. Her birth year is approximate from census records. There is an unmarked space between her husband John and her daughter Emeliza where Caroline is believed to be buried.
In 1860 Caroline Mayers is shown with six children: Dallas b. 1847, Hannah b. 1849, Edward b. 1852, Esther b. 1854, Florence b. 1856 and Elmore b. 1859. There is no adult male in the household.
In 1870 Caroline Mayers is shown with Edward, Florence, George E. (Elmore) and two additional children, Elizabeth b. 1863 and John b. 1867.
In 1880 Caroline has married John Blackman and her son John Mayers is shown with the last name of Blackman.
Note:
Caroline's maiden name taken from her son Edward's and daughter Mary Florence's death certificates. Her birth year is approximate from census records. There is an unmarked space between her husband John and her daughter Emeliza where Caroline is believed to be buried.
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