John C. P. MELTON & Louisa LEMMON

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John C. P. MELTON
Louisa LEMMON

Husband: John C. P. MELTON
Birth: 4 Nov 1836, Sumter Co., AL
Death: 19 Jan 1888, Jack Co., TX
Occupation: stockman
Brother: Obadiah Meador MELTON

Marriage:

Wife: Louisa LEMMON
Birth: 8 Feb 1836, MO
Death: 26 Sep 1879, Navarro Co., TX
Occupation: homemaker
Sister: Martha A. LEMMON, wife of John's brother, Obadiah

Children — born in Navarro Co., TX:

1. Elijah J. MELTON, b. 1855/6
2. Mary A. MELTON, b. 1857/8
3. Obadiah MELTON, b. Jul 1859

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Sources:

1. 1860 Census Every-Name-Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #80-81 of 104): Corsicana P.O., Navarro Co., TX, Roll M653_1301, pp. 234B-235A, PN 80-81, 531/511, enumerated 8 Aug 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

J C P Melton 23 M Stockraiser 1120 175 Ala

Louisa   " 23 F Mo

Elijah J " 4 M Tex

Mary A   " 2 F "

Obadiah " 10/12 M "

Obadiah M 26 M 50 Ala

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Martha   " 22 F Missouri

Wm T     " 5 M Texas

Sarah M " 4 F "

Pinckney " 2 F "

Obadiah M. MELTON is John's brother.

2. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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