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| Names of Note |
| Those of us pursuing our family history often run across odd, interesting, or amusing names. I wish I had started noting them sooner because I've forgotten some really good ones, though Clay Hollowpeter and R.F. Pisser come to mind, but I don't remember where I heard them. But better late than never, so here are my more recent findings — with their sources. All of these are for real, which is, of course, what makes them amusing, charming, amazing, etc. |
| O. J. Slaughter | On a tombstone in a cemetery across the road from the Church of Christ in Clifty, KY |
| Gen. Slaughter | Gen. James E. Slaughter, son of Senator Daniel French Slaughter
The Slaughter's were a distinguished family in the early history of Virginia and Kentucky; many were high-ranking politicians and military officers. So… how would you like to be a soldier facing battle against a General Slaughter?! |
| Church Bell | son of Joseph Bell & Mary Corbett |
| Young Love | 1820 Census of Knox Co., OH |
| Celestial Light | 1820 Census of Knox Co., OH |
| Preserved Fish | Deed Book 1, Marion Co., OH, 4 Apr 1822 |
| Icy Fountain | born in 1816, daughter of Joseph Fountain & Hannah Hicks |
| Green Glass | 1850 census of Caldwell Co., KY |
| Highly White | born 1807 in Pennsylvania; wife of Peter Capp; lived Monroe Co., MO |
| Spunky Puddle | historic town in Clark Co., OH |
| Pee Pee | township in Pike Co., OH |
| Pearl Cupp | there were at least three, born in Ohio in 1880, 1884, and 1900 |
| William Fanshit | 1840 census of York Co., PA |
| Stanley Cupp | 1933, officer in the American Legion in Amanda, OH |
| Noble Cop | 1840 census of Hendricks Co., IN |
| Violet Lilly | born around 1810, of Baltimore Co., MD |
| Clay Cupp | born around 1890, coal miner in Caryville, TN |
| Per Person | Swedish immigrant to South Dakota ca. 1902 |
| Virginia Lamb | born ca. 1800 in Augusta Co., VA |
| Bigger Head | enumerated in the 1810 census of Washington Co., KY |
| Major Christmas | 1870 census of Cedar Co., IA (not his rank, but his given name) |
| Christian Maggot | 1810 census of Shenandoah Co., VA |
| Ford Trucks | (1915-1954) of Baldwin, MI, son of Ray Trucks |
| Major Outlaw | 1870 census of Lauderdale Co., MS (not his rank, but his given name) |
| Pearlie Luster | 1910 census of Lawrence Co., AR |
| Bell Chambers | maid, 1900 census of Littleton, WV |
| German Stout | b. ca. 1856 in Woodford Co., KY |
| Seymore Beavers | 1900 census of Henry Co., OH |
| Polly Jenne | b. 1806, Essex Co., NY (an early candidate for DNA testing?) |
| Valley Stoneroad | 1920 census of Mifflin Co., PA (here, "Valley" is the nickname of Valentine) |
| Strain, Gage | born 1854/55 in Walker Co., GA |
| Ah Fuck | Chinese mill worker, 1870 census of Mariposa Co., CA |
| Fannie Pack | 1900 census of Catoosa Co., GA |
| Olive BROWNE | born ca. 1490s in Engand, wife of Cutler Overton |
| Virgin Butts | nee Virgin Mary Straub, wife of Joseph Butts, 1910 census of Norton Co., KS |
| Tabby Race | 1850 census of Kinderhook, NY |
| Lily White | 1881 Census, Heighington, Lincolnshire, England |
| Green Bean | two in the 1870 census: one in Crawford Co., AR, and one in Washington Co., MO |
| Supply Woods | in the 1850 census of Vermilion Co., IL |
| Desire Ham | married 15 Aug 1833 in Putnam Co., IL, to Greenville Proctor |
| Adam Epple | 1830 census of Montgomery Co., OH |
| State Rights Horton | 1850 census of Shelby Co., AL, son of Myrick J. Horton (brother Union T. Horton) |
| Ohio Dally | 1840 census of Hancock Co., OH |
| Rare Steel | 1860 census of Jackson Co., MO |
| Green Brown | married Drucilla Bird on 10 Jun 1877 in Emanuel Co., GA |
| Dow Jones | dozens in the 1900 thru 1930 censuses |
| Green White Gist | father of Mina Gist of Denton Co., TX |
| Pink Floid | (male age 16) 1910 census of Harrison Co., TX |
| Golden Hatch | father and son, 1850 census of Herkimer Co., NY |
| Christian Fart | 1860 census of Knox Co., MO |
| Pleasant Miracle | Husband of Nancy (nee Cupp), 1900 census of Bell Co., KY |
| E. X. Crook | 1920 census of Buncombe Co., NC |
| Olive Gardner | wife of Harvey Lyons, lived Washington Co., ME, ca. 1880s |
| Icy Fox | born 1876 in Red River Co., TX; wife of Lemuel Lyons |
| Leo Lyon | 1920 census, Smith Co., KS; 1930 census, Lane Co., OR |
| Love Butts | daughter of Edgar & Blanche Butts, 1930 census of Hedgesville, WV |
| Queen Anne Sterling | 1880 census of Clark Co., AR, d/o Wm. Sterling, w/o John Stroope |
| Will Ship | 1910 census of Little River Co., AR |
| Green Bowers | 1810 census of Orange Co., NC |
| W. W. Webb | 1850 census of El Dorado Co., CA |
| Jay Bulfinch | WWI Draft Registration card, of Ashtabula Co., OH |
| Spartan Way | 1900 census of Hampton Co., SC |
| Green Flowers | 1840 census of Benton Co., TN |
| Alabama Outlaw | born 1895 in Clarke Co., AL |
| Olive Farmer | 1930 census of Lincoln Co., NE, wife of Lon C. Farmer |
| Green Fields | 1850 census of Chatham Co., NC |
| Indiana Cotton | 1870 census of Shelby Co., IN |
| Greek Farmer | tombstone in the Haw Orchard Cemetery, Grayson Co., VA |
| Lemon Carter | erroneously indexed as "Lemon Carton" in the 1850 census of Wapello Co., IA |
| Krystal Cupp | genealogist |
| Orange Bear | 1870 census of Livingston Co., IL (male) |
| Fern Moss | home nurse in the 1930 census of Bracken Co., KY |
| Rasberry Cotton | 1870 census of Chatham Co., NC (male) |
| Plesant Roach | I don't think so; enumerated in the 1860 census of Hawkins Co., TN |
| Forest Glenn | husband of Caroline Clark of Jefferson Co., NY |
| Arch Bishop | 1840 Census of Granville, NY |
| Olive Hunt | hor d'oeuvres for the fit? 1860 Census of Bates Co., MO |
| Dewey Rose | (living individual) this one I love! |
| Stallion Foote | husband of Ann Hubbard; died ca. 1714 in Groton, CT |
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