In 1868, Emily Jane Cain in Evansville, Indiana married William Hudson. She was the daughter of Lewis Cain and Millie Greer Carson Cain Parker,
· City directory lists a widow, Millie Parker (believe this to be Emily's mother). Both born in North Carolina.
She had several brothers
Henry J. Cain, c1845-1864
Alexander Cain
William James Cain 1855-
And half brothers-
John Carter
Robert Carter
Thomas Benjamin Carter.
She had a child in her care: Thomas Benjamin Kane. Unclear if he was actually her son.
She had two children, Lewis or Louis Hudson and Millie Hudson James.
Her mother was Melissa "Millie" GREER: Millie's first husband was Cullen Wesley CARTER, born abt. 1816 in Jackson Co., IN, married Milley GREER on 5 Aug 1835 in Hancock Co., IN.
Based on info from the probate records of McKinney CARTER, we knew that Cullen Wesley died before 9 Nov 1847.
Millie is on the census in 1850, She had married Lewis CAIN in Wayne Co., IN on 21 Nov 1844. Then I looked for Lewis CAIN on the 1850 Census. 1850 U.S. Census, Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., Indiana. Census date. 17 Sep 1850. p. 244B, lines 10-17. FHL Microfilm #0,442,958.
Lewis CAIN ...... 39 m Farmer NC
Millie " 33 f KY
CARTER CHILDREN:
Robert CARTER ... 13 m IN
John M. " 12 m IN
Thomas Benjamin CARTER" 7 m IN [There is an entry for him #472790]
CAIN CHILDREN:
Emily Jane CAIN ...... 4 f IN
Henry " 2 m IN
Alexander " 11/12 m IN
William
She is listed on the 1860 census under her mother's new married name Sailes. In 1870 she is married and living in Evansville, Indiana and on that census she is called "Emma." On the 1880 census of Mound City, Pulaski Co., IL she was listed as having bilious fever - a term for many illnesses including malaria.
There is a receipt for lots in the Cairo City Cemetery given to her brother T.B. Carter and passed through the family and the most likely assumption is that he arranged for the burial plot(s) for his sister and her husband. This may indicate time frame for their death and location of graves. He paid $16 for East 1/2 of Lot #1, Block 17, West Division, Cairo City Cemetery. 6 September 1886.
Cullen Wesley CARTER died abt. 1844 probably in Indiana--maybe Wayne Co.
· City directory lists a widow, Millie Parker (believe this to be Emily's mother). Both born in North Carolina.
She had several brothers
Henry J. Cain, c1845-1864
Alexander Cain
William James Cain 1855-
And half brothers-
John Carter
Robert Carter
Thomas Benjamin Carter.
She had a child in her care: Thomas Benjamin Kane. Unclear if he was actually her son.
She had two children, Lewis or Louis Hudson and Millie Hudson James.
Her mother was Melissa "Millie" GREER: Millie's first husband was Cullen Wesley CARTER, born abt. 1816 in Jackson Co., IN, married Milley GREER on 5 Aug 1835 in Hancock Co., IN.
Based on info from the probate records of McKinney CARTER, we knew that Cullen Wesley died before 9 Nov 1847.
Millie is on the census in 1850, She had married Lewis CAIN in Wayne Co., IN on 21 Nov 1844. Then I looked for Lewis CAIN on the 1850 Census. 1850 U.S. Census, Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., Indiana. Census date. 17 Sep 1850. p. 244B, lines 10-17. FHL Microfilm #0,442,958.
Lewis CAIN ...... 39 m Farmer NC
Millie " 33 f KY
CARTER CHILDREN:
Robert CARTER ... 13 m IN
John M. " 12 m IN
Thomas Benjamin CARTER" 7 m IN [There is an entry for him #472790]
CAIN CHILDREN:
Emily Jane CAIN ...... 4 f IN
Henry " 2 m IN
Alexander " 11/12 m IN
William
She is listed on the 1860 census under her mother's new married name Sailes. In 1870 she is married and living in Evansville, Indiana and on that census she is called "Emma." On the 1880 census of Mound City, Pulaski Co., IL she was listed as having bilious fever - a term for many illnesses including malaria.
There is a receipt for lots in the Cairo City Cemetery given to her brother T.B. Carter and passed through the family and the most likely assumption is that he arranged for the burial plot(s) for his sister and her husband. This may indicate time frame for their death and location of graves. He paid $16 for East 1/2 of Lot #1, Block 17, West Division, Cairo City Cemetery. 6 September 1886.
Cullen Wesley CARTER died abt. 1844 probably in Indiana--maybe Wayne Co.
In 1868, Emily Jane Cain in Evansville, Indiana married William Hudson. She was the daughter of Lewis Cain and Millie Greer Carson Cain Parker,
· City directory lists a widow, Millie Parker (believe this to be Emily's mother). Both born in North Carolina.
She had several brothers
Henry J. Cain, c1845-1864
Alexander Cain
William James Cain 1855-
And half brothers-
John Carter
Robert Carter
Thomas Benjamin Carter.
She had a child in her care: Thomas Benjamin Kane. Unclear if he was actually her son.
She had two children, Lewis or Louis Hudson and Millie Hudson James.
Her mother was Melissa "Millie" GREER: Millie's first husband was Cullen Wesley CARTER, born abt. 1816 in Jackson Co., IN, married Milley GREER on 5 Aug 1835 in Hancock Co., IN.
Based on info from the probate records of McKinney CARTER, we knew that Cullen Wesley died before 9 Nov 1847.
Millie is on the census in 1850, She had married Lewis CAIN in Wayne Co., IN on 21 Nov 1844. Then I looked for Lewis CAIN on the 1850 Census. 1850 U.S. Census, Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., Indiana. Census date. 17 Sep 1850. p. 244B, lines 10-17. FHL Microfilm #0,442,958.
Lewis CAIN ...... 39 m Farmer NC
Millie " 33 f KY
CARTER CHILDREN:
Robert CARTER ... 13 m IN
John M. " 12 m IN
Thomas Benjamin CARTER" 7 m IN [There is an entry for him #472790]
CAIN CHILDREN:
Emily Jane CAIN ...... 4 f IN
Henry " 2 m IN
Alexander " 11/12 m IN
William
She is listed on the 1860 census under her mother's new married name Sailes. In 1870 she is married and living in Evansville, Indiana and on that census she is called "Emma." On the 1880 census of Mound City, Pulaski Co., IL she was listed as having bilious fever - a term for many illnesses including malaria.
There is a receipt for lots in the Cairo City Cemetery given to her brother T.B. Carter and passed through the family and the most likely assumption is that he arranged for the burial plot(s) for his sister and her husband. This may indicate time frame for their death and location of graves. He paid $16 for East 1/2 of Lot #1, Block 17, West Division, Cairo City Cemetery. 6 September 1886.
Cullen Wesley CARTER died abt. 1844 probably in Indiana--maybe Wayne Co.
· City directory lists a widow, Millie Parker (believe this to be Emily's mother). Both born in North Carolina.
She had several brothers
Henry J. Cain, c1845-1864
Alexander Cain
William James Cain 1855-
And half brothers-
John Carter
Robert Carter
Thomas Benjamin Carter.
She had a child in her care: Thomas Benjamin Kane. Unclear if he was actually her son.
She had two children, Lewis or Louis Hudson and Millie Hudson James.
Her mother was Melissa "Millie" GREER: Millie's first husband was Cullen Wesley CARTER, born abt. 1816 in Jackson Co., IN, married Milley GREER on 5 Aug 1835 in Hancock Co., IN.
Based on info from the probate records of McKinney CARTER, we knew that Cullen Wesley died before 9 Nov 1847.
Millie is on the census in 1850, She had married Lewis CAIN in Wayne Co., IN on 21 Nov 1844. Then I looked for Lewis CAIN on the 1850 Census. 1850 U.S. Census, Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., Indiana. Census date. 17 Sep 1850. p. 244B, lines 10-17. FHL Microfilm #0,442,958.
Lewis CAIN ...... 39 m Farmer NC
Millie " 33 f KY
CARTER CHILDREN:
Robert CARTER ... 13 m IN
John M. " 12 m IN
Thomas Benjamin CARTER" 7 m IN [There is an entry for him #472790]
CAIN CHILDREN:
Emily Jane CAIN ...... 4 f IN
Henry " 2 m IN
Alexander " 11/12 m IN
William
She is listed on the 1860 census under her mother's new married name Sailes. In 1870 she is married and living in Evansville, Indiana and on that census she is called "Emma." On the 1880 census of Mound City, Pulaski Co., IL she was listed as having bilious fever - a term for many illnesses including malaria.
There is a receipt for lots in the Cairo City Cemetery given to her brother T.B. Carter and passed through the family and the most likely assumption is that he arranged for the burial plot(s) for his sister and her husband. This may indicate time frame for their death and location of graves. He paid $16 for East 1/2 of Lot #1, Block 17, West Division, Cairo City Cemetery. 6 September 1886.
Cullen Wesley CARTER died abt. 1844 probably in Indiana--maybe Wayne Co.
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