The 1880 census taken in Kaufmann Co., Texas shows Asberry Deen as being born in 1824 and being 56 years old at the time of the census. His grave marker shows his as being born 1 July 1823. Asberry is listed as being a member of the Masonic Lodge in Jimtown, Texas (now a ghost town) and he is listed with the spelling Dean. His grave marker at Old Bethel Cemetery is with the spelling Deen, as does his wife's marker who is next to him.
1860 census from Smith County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 37, farmer, 600 acres, born in Tenn
Jane at 28, born in GA
John at 8, born in TX
Sarah at 6, born in TX
Calloway at 4, born in TX
Mary at 1, born in TX
1880 census from Kaufman County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 56, farmer, born in TN, father and mother born in TN
Margaret at 49, housewife, born in GA, father and mother in NC
Calloway at 23, son - farmworker
James at 17, son - farmworker
Asberry at 14, son - farmworker
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Asberry Dean came to Texas when a young man and settled in Van Zandt county, where were born his six children, namely: John E., of Portalis, New Mexico; Mrs. Samuel Mayfield, of Van Zandt county; Calloway, deceased; Mrs. Nettie Coffman, of Kaufman county, Texas; James R., of Kaufman county; and Asbury M., of Van Zandt county, Texas. (Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock, The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911-)
1860 census from Smith County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 37, farmer, 600 acres, born in Tenn
Jane at 28, born in GA
John at 8, born in TX
Sarah at 6, born in TX
Calloway at 4, born in TX
Mary at 1, born in TX
1880 census from Kaufman County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 56, farmer, born in TN, father and mother born in TN
Margaret at 49, housewife, born in GA, father and mother in NC
Calloway at 23, son - farmworker
James at 17, son - farmworker
Asberry at 14, son - farmworker
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Asberry Dean came to Texas when a young man and settled in Van Zandt county, where were born his six children, namely: John E., of Portalis, New Mexico; Mrs. Samuel Mayfield, of Van Zandt county; Calloway, deceased; Mrs. Nettie Coffman, of Kaufman county, Texas; James R., of Kaufman county; and Asbury M., of Van Zandt county, Texas. (Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock, The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911-)
The 1880 census taken in Kaufmann Co., Texas shows Asberry Deen as being born in 1824 and being 56 years old at the time of the census. His grave marker shows his as being born 1 July 1823. Asberry is listed as being a member of the Masonic Lodge in Jimtown, Texas (now a ghost town) and he is listed with the spelling Dean. His grave marker at Old Bethel Cemetery is with the spelling Deen, as does his wife's marker who is next to him.
1860 census from Smith County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 37, farmer, 600 acres, born in Tenn
Jane at 28, born in GA
John at 8, born in TX
Sarah at 6, born in TX
Calloway at 4, born in TX
Mary at 1, born in TX
1880 census from Kaufman County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 56, farmer, born in TN, father and mother born in TN
Margaret at 49, housewife, born in GA, father and mother in NC
Calloway at 23, son - farmworker
James at 17, son - farmworker
Asberry at 14, son - farmworker
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Asberry Dean came to Texas when a young man and settled in Van Zandt county, where were born his six children, namely: John E., of Portalis, New Mexico; Mrs. Samuel Mayfield, of Van Zandt county; Calloway, deceased; Mrs. Nettie Coffman, of Kaufman county, Texas; James R., of Kaufman county; and Asbury M., of Van Zandt county, Texas. (Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock, The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911-)
1860 census from Smith County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 37, farmer, 600 acres, born in Tenn
Jane at 28, born in GA
John at 8, born in TX
Sarah at 6, born in TX
Calloway at 4, born in TX
Mary at 1, born in TX
1880 census from Kaufman County TX shows:
Asberry DEAN at 56, farmer, born in TN, father and mother born in TN
Margaret at 49, housewife, born in GA, father and mother in NC
Calloway at 23, son - farmworker
James at 17, son - farmworker
Asberry at 14, son - farmworker
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Asberry Dean came to Texas when a young man and settled in Van Zandt county, where were born his six children, namely: John E., of Portalis, New Mexico; Mrs. Samuel Mayfield, of Van Zandt county; Calloway, deceased; Mrs. Nettie Coffman, of Kaufman county, Texas; James R., of Kaufman county; and Asbury M., of Van Zandt county, Texas. (Source: A History of Central and Western Texas, Vol 1, Captain B. B. Paddock, The Lewis Publishing Company, New York, 1911-)
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