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1860 Mortality Schedule
Gumm District, Baldwin County, GA
| Name |
Age |
Sex |
Color |
Free or Slave |
Married or Widowed |
Place of Birth |
Month
Died |
Occupation |
Cause of Death |
Number Days Ill |
| 1. Infant |
1 mo |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
Ga |
June |
- |
Unknown |
1 1/2 days |
| 2. Lenora |
22 |
F |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
Nov |
Farm Laborer |
Typhoid Fever |
21 days |
| 2. Infant |
1 mo |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
Apr |
- |
Spasms |
Sudden |
| 4. John T. Grimes |
31 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
May |
- |
Dyarrhoea |
17 days |
| 5. James L. Grimes |
23 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
Oct |
Farm Laborer |
Stabbing |
Sudden |
| 6. Infant |
3 mos |
M |
M |
Slave |
- |
GA |
Dec |
- |
Unknown |
3 days |
| 7. Sarah Gumm |
29 |
F |
- |
- |
Married |
GA |
Jan |
- |
Consumption |
10 mons |
| 8. Andron D Harper |
1 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
Aug |
- |
Teething |
18 days |
Remarks: No. 5 Died from the effects of stab in the left breast near the
heart made by parties unknown. A negro was tried for the murder but the
jury returned a Verdict of Not Guilty. This District is remarkable for
it's Springs of pure cold water. I may also add for the number and size
of it's Rattle Snakes. Non call for information in regard to Disease among
stock. "Hog Cholera" has prevailed to a great extent in this and Salem
District.
Tomlinson Fort
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1860 Mortality Schedule
Salem District, Baldwin County, GA
| Name |
Age |
Sex |
Color |
Free
or
Slave |
Married
or Widowed |
Place of Birth |
Month Died |
Occup. |
Cause of Death |
Number
Days Ill |
| 1. Mary Moss |
45 |
F |
B |
Free |
Married |
GA |
Dec |
Farm Laborer |
Pneumonia |
8 days |
| 2. Ellen Simpson |
61F |
- |
- |
- |
Married |
GA |
Oct |
- |
Constipation of Bowels |
6 days |
| 3. Kane |
7 mos |
M |
M |
Slave |
- |
GA |
May |
- |
Unknown |
3 days |
| 4. Infant |
1 mo |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
May |
- |
Scarlet Fever |
14 days |
| 5. Jessee Brundage |
16 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
- |
Student |
Pneumona |
15 days |
| 6. Infant |
1 mo |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Hives |
3 days |
| 7. Adam |
8 mos |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Dyarrhoea |
3 mos |
| 8. John L. Robinson |
37 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
- |
Farmer |
Inflam. of Lungs |
3 yrs. |
| 9. Jessee Crooms |
29 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
- |
Farmer |
Concussion of Brain |
Sudden |
| 10. William Tompkins |
16 |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
- |
Farm Laborr |
Fall of Tree Concussion |
Sudden |
| 11. Joshua |
32 |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
Field Hand |
Typhoid Pneumonia |
9 days |
| 12. Bill Anderson |
4 |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Whooping Cough |
30 days |
| 14. Tabitha A. Kirkpatrick |
47 |
F |
- |
- |
Married |
NC |
- |
- |
Consumption |
7 years |
| 14. Anderson |
17 |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
Field Hand |
Stabbing ( to the heart) |
Sudden |
| 15. Catherine |
6 mos |
F |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Spasms |
2 days |
| 16. Infant |
1 mo |
F |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Hookworm |
Sudden |
| 17. Infant |
1 |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Whooping Cough |
21 days |
| 18. Banks |
3 mos |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Accidentaly Suffocated |
Sudden |
| 19. Racher |
2 mos |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Whooping Cough |
20 days |
| 20. Legan |
4 mos |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Accidentaly Suffocated |
Sudden |
| 21. Sam |
1 mo |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Pneumonia |
4 days |
| 22. Infant |
2 mos |
M |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
- |
- |
Dyarrhoea |
23 days |
| 23. Jessee Daniel |
65 |
M |
- |
- |
Married |
GA |
May |
Planter |
Liver complaint |
18 mons |
| 24. Infant |
3 mos |
F |
B |
Slave |
- |
GA |
Feb |
- |
Whooping Cough |
30 days |
| 25. Emmet Singleton |
11 mos |
M |
- |
- |
- |
GA |
May |
- |
Cholera Infantum |
14 days |
Remarks: No. 9 died from the effects of blow on the skull with a common
Plantation Hoe, in a fight. No. 14 died from the effects a stab given by
another slave in a fight. No. 10. Died from the effects of the fall of
a tree crushing his skull and killing him instantly. Pneumonia has prevailed
to a limited extent. The Geology of the district very similar to that of
Gumm's District. It is of the Primary formation, granite substratum, very
much broken, fine springs and very healthy.
Source: United States. Federal Mortality Census Schedules,
1850-1880 (formerly in the custody of the Daughters of the American Revolution),
and Related Indexes, 1850-1880. T655, 30 rolls. National Archives and Records
Administration, Washington D.C.
Eileen Babb McAdams copyright 2005

