Number |
Name
of Source
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Repository
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Actual Images |
1
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Marriage record of Joseph & Hannah per book "Marriages
of Maury County Tennessee, 1808 - 1852" page 192 |
Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana |
"Joseph Polk to
Hannah Lamaster on Dec 31, 1810 by John Lemaster, BM (bondsman)
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2
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1820 federal population census schedule;
Williamsport, Maury County, Tennessee; page 122, 4th line from the top
- head of household "Joseph Pogue". |
www.ancestry.com |
1 male 26-45
(Joseph); 1 male to age 10 (Richard P); 1 male to age 10 (William); 1 male
to age 10 (Gideon); 1 male to age 10 (Joseph Jr); 1 female 26-45 (Hannah);
Also in the household is listed 1 slave, a male
to age 14; |
3
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1830 federal population census schedule - I have not
been able to locate Joseph & Hannah - they should be in Maury County. |
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4 |
1838 Maury County Tennessee School Census |
Maury County Usgenweb -
http://freepages.genealogy.
rootsweb.com/~maury/
maury_county_school_census_
original.htm |
census taken for students over 6 years and under 16
years of age.
Name of Parent/Guardian: J. Polk - 4 scholars in
the household (which would be Nancy age 8, Mary age 10, Thomas
age13, John A age 15) |
5
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1840 federal population census schedule; 10th
civil district, Maury County, Tennessee; 8th line from the bottom; head of
household - "Joseph Polk" |
www.ancestry.com |
1 male age 50-59
(Joseph);
1 female age 50-59
(Hannah); 1 male age 20-29 (Gideon); 1 male age 15-19 (John); 1 male age
5-9 (Thomas); 1 female age 5-9 (Nancy); 1 female age 0-4 (Elizabeth);
1 male age 5-9 - think this is Mary and the enumerator made a
mistake.
unidentified
persons in the house, a female age 70-79.
slaves in the
house:
2 males under 10,
2 males 10-23,
2 females under
10, 2 females 24-35; |
6
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1850 federal population census schedule; 10th
civil district, Maury County, Tennessee; household #: 386/386; head of
household "James Polk" |
www.ancestry.com |
James Polk, age
63, farmer, value of real estate $2000, born in North Carolina;
Hannah Polk, age
52, born South Carolina;
Thomas M Polk, age
20, farmer, born Tennessee;
Elizabeth Polk,
age 15, born Tennessee;
Martha (Gurell?)
age 17, born North Carolina - relationship, if any to head of household
unknown;
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7
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1850 federal population census - slave schedule; 10th
civil district, Maury County, Tennessee; head of household "Joseph Polk" |
www.ancestry.com |
Joseph Polk owns 1 slave, male mulatto age 32. |
8 |
Maury County, Tennessee Deed Book Vol. 2 J-30. |
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Joseph Polk's land bordered land of the estate of
Norvell T. Thurmond, and Mary F. Thurmond widow on 05 Nov 1854 |
9 |
Marriage record of Joseph Polk and Isabella Smith;
per Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Family History
Resource File, Vital Records Index North America, 1998, Intellectual
Reserve, INc.; Disk No. 6, marriages P-Ss FHL no. 549201." |
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"Joseph Polk to
Issabella Smith, 01 Jan 1857, Maury Co., TN. |
10 |
1860 federal population census schedule, 11th civil
district, Lawrence County, Tennessee; page no. 108; household #:
897/668; head of household "Joseph Polk" |
www.ancestry.com |
Joseph Polk, age
71, farming, value of real estate $4500, value of personal property $3500,
born in North Carolina;
Isabella Polk, age
58, born in Scotland;
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11 |
1860 federal population census - slave schedule; 11th
civil district, Lawrence County, Tennessee; page 10; head of household
"Joseph Polk" |
www.ancestry.com |
Joseph Polk is
listed as owning 1 slave - a 10 year old black female.
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12 |
Per book "They Passed This Way - Maury County Tennessee Cemetery Records"
by Lightfoot & Shackelford 1964. page A-168. |
Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana |
Buried at Mt. Nebo Cemetery which is in Sawdust
Valley, Brown Hollow Road, church and graveyard off of
Williamsport-Columbia Pike in Maury County. "Joseph Lee Polk
(no dates), Hannah, wife of Joseph Polk, dau of Joseph and Mary Lemaster
26 March 1795 - 01 Sept 1853 [age] 58-5-6" |
13 |
from another listing,
there is reference to Joseph being listed in the following book: "
War of 1812 Soldiers of Maury County,
Tennessee, Jill K. Garrett, editor |
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could Joseph have fought
in the War of 1812? |
14 |
from another researcher, she indicates that there are
insanity papers of Joseph Polk. I have not found these yet. |
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