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- [S14] 1850 United States Census Images, (Ancestry.com), Taney Co., MO., Flat Twp., Im 9 of 11.
A. Hendricks 56 Farmer N. Carolina
N. " 43 female Kentucky
E.. " 22 " "
J. " 18 male Missouri
M. " 13 female "
M. " 6 ' "
B. " 4 male "
E. Nowel 30 female Kentucky
M. " 3 " Missouri
P. 1 " "
- [S12] Leavitt, DelLynn W., Probabilities, Possibilities, Commonalities and Plain Common Sense., ((Recently out of print)), Taney Co., MO., Flat Twp., Im 9 of 11.
Is is thought that Abraham had a previous wife due to the early birth date of Elizabeth his oldest daughter around 1820. But other than this premice there is no extent documentation that Abraham had a previous wife. Since Nancy, Abraham's presumed second wife, is listed as being born around 1807 (or ealier) it is possible that she was the mother of Elizabeth. Several of these Hendricks and inter-related families married as early as fifteen years of age.
- [S37] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Census Images, Lawrence Co., MO., Green Twp., Mt Vernon P.O., Im 13 of 36.
Patterson, Still 55 Farmer Tenn
Charlotta 47 Ky
Francis N. 16 Mo
James L. 10 "
Mary E. 8 "
Martha R. 4 "
Hendrix, Nancy 65 Ky
Elinder 40 "
Martha 27 "
Nancy N. 5 Mo
- [S26] The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R), (FamilySearchâ„¢ International Genealogical Index v5.0).
- [S12] Leavitt, DelLynn W., Probabilities, Possibilities, Commonalities and Plain Common Sense., ((Recently out of print)).
Many have confused this Abraham with the Abraham Hendricks who was the son of Henry Hendricks and Margaret Barnett and who resided in what is now Cass Co., MO. This Abraham, son of Henry, married Mrs. Cassa Amanda McFarlin who later married Alexander Bernard of Cass Co. after Abraham' s death in 1847. It is thought that Abraham Hendricks (the son of Abraham Hendricks and Charlotte Hinton) was previously married before marrying Nancy (surname unknown), since Elizabeth his oldest daughter was born around 1820. The 1850 Tany Co., MO. Census indicates that Nancy was born at least as early as 1807.
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