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Bivens-Pirtle

bobijazz — 2009-10-19 03:09:59Z

Hello, I am one of Walter (Buck) Pirtles Daughters my name is Bobi (Barbara). I am trying to find out about the family history. My email address is pirtboja@yahoo.com if anyone wants to talk

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

oclarke11 — 2009-07-19 23:42:51Z

Thanks for your reply. Wish I could help you with your Bivens family but all I have is what I posted. I got into this line because I was researching the Rogers family of Culpeper Co Va & Burgess's son Thomas L. marr marr Polly Bivens dau of Randall. Good luck with your search.
Ollie

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

CMCFARL641 — 2009-07-19 21:35:53Z

I would be very interested in the records for this family. I just recently found that my Willey, Wylie, Bivens of Humphreys County, TN, is probably the son of Leonard Bivens,brother of Fielder Bivens. I would appreciate anything you might share.

Joyce McFarland CMCFARL641@AOL.COM

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

oclarke11 — 2009-07-19 00:34:12Z

Thanks you for the info on Randall Bivens. Looks like my dates were a few years off. Good luck in your search.
Ollie

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

oclarke11 — 2009-07-19 00:34:11Z

Thanks you for the info on Randall Bivens. Looks like my dates were a few years off. Good luck in your search.
Ollie

Re: Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

LindaMatch — 2009-07-18 01:26:54Z

My gggg-grandfather, Fielder Bivens, was a brother of Randall's. I have their father as Liebert Bivens, mother Elizabeth, but haven't gotten any further back than that. Randall was born 1763-1768 and died 26 Aug 1839 in Clark Co. KY. He is listed in the 1790 & 1800 census, Rowan Co. NC. Also 7 Aug 1790 in Rowan Co. NC he "being of lawful age, chooses Lewis Beard as his guardian". He married 1)Rachel Wood, 1790 in Rowan Co. NC, 2)Margaret Routt 14 May 1816 in Clark Co. KY.

Siblings of Randall Bivens:
Leonard, b. 1764-1766, d. aft 1850 TN
Corbin Lewis, b. abt 1766, d. 1811 TN
Fielder, b. abt 1770. d. 1844 Rutherford Co. TN
Mary, b. abt 1765
Joseph, b. abt 1774
Lukey, b. abt 1776
William, b. abt 1778
Elizabeth (Lishy)

I have more court documents on this family, but don't seem to have gotten them on the computer yet. I'll look if you're interested.

Re: Bivens

CMCFARL641 — 2009-07-11 23:21:38Z

Would like to correspond with you about Alexander Bivens in Humphreys Co. TN in 1830. Alexander, Sally and Willie lived side by side and I believe that Willie is my husband's line. There was also a John Bivens in the county.

Joyce mcFarland CMCFARL641@AOL.COM

Lillian Bivens, James Cates

joplin92 — 2009-07-08 01:34:43Z

I have been searching for Lillian's line for a long time. Unless i travel im not sure if i can find anything. She supposably was dropped on the doorstep when she was about four by her step father. Then when she was about 13 her sister Pearl sold her to James Cates and they were married. Her mothers name was Mary Josephine and her father was hiram Bivens...Not sure if this was there real names since she was so young when they died. She was born in Texas or Oklahoma. If anyone has any information please email me at lovetamitchell@yahoo.com..I would so appreciate any information.

BIVENS J D 1919-1979

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-05 15:00:54Z

BIVENS J D 1919-1979

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Bivens/Bevans of Fulton Co, PA and Knox Co Illinois

MaryJaneVennitti — 2009-06-06 18:48:33Z

Nancy,
I live in Warren,OH. I saw Uncle Rollins at the Bivens reunion in Avon in the 1980's. My father, brother and I were there. I have a lot of pictures. Some good ones with Grampa Bivens(John Wesley) and the family. I even have a 4 generation pic with him, my grandmother, my dad and myself. I imagine living there in the area around the family, that you have a lot also. I have a rocker that Grampa Bivens gave to my mother for me. He told my mother that it belonged to his mother, Elizabeth, when they came to Illinois in 1859 when he was 4yrs.

Email me at vennitti@nlc.net

Mary Jane

Re: Bivens/Bevans of Fulton Co, PA and Knox Co Illinois

njfloot — 2009-06-06 01:25:46Z

Mary Jane, I am Samuel Rollins grandaughter(Rol). Mattie was the only girl of the bunch! I have heard the name Forrest Snapp but probably never met him. I was born and raised in Galesburg and have done internet research on the Bivens/Bevans clan. Where are you and what do YOU know:-)

Nancy

Re: Bivens/Bevans of Fulton Co, PA and Know Co Illinois

MaryJaneVennitti — 2009-06-05 14:08:36Z

Nancy Bivens Fenci

I just came across your Bivens postings. Which of John Wesley Bivens sons do you decend from? My grandmother was Sarah Mattie Bivens, 3rd child, only daughter of John Wesley and Mary Elizabeth. My father was Forrest Snapp.
MaryJaneVennitti vennitti@nlc.net

Re: Claudia Fred Bivens

Scharlene4226 — 2009-06-04 14:01:18Z

I am a granddaughter of Claudia,Fred Bivens; daughter of Fred, niece of Louise and Frances. I have two sisters.

Who are you?

Randall Bivens of Clark Co KY

oclarke11 — 2009-05-27 01:09:27Z

Need parents & siblings for Randall & his wife Rachel Wood. They were b abt 1880.Their dau Mary ( Polly ) b abt 1800 in KY marr Thomas L. Rogers 18 Sep 1820. Thomas b in Clark o Ky was the son of Burgess Rogers & Sophia Miller. Burgess was from Culpeper Co Va & Sophia was b in Philadelphia PA. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Looking for Bivens Proof

ewkrueger — 2009-05-24 23:19:44Z

Hi,

If you're looking for something somewhat specific, I'd be happy to try and address that in this forum.

For general Bivens family history/descendancy, I'd have to recommend a book from the Vonore historical society (Vonore Families, volume 1). It's a $20 investment, but has quite a large descendacy tree in it for the Bivens family, including the people you've identified in your original post, and many more. It's done from family interviews/contributions and other historical society members, so you'll receive "data" but not source records. Their website will detail all families included in the book. Given I had alot of family from Monroe county, TN, I found them very well worth it.

Hope that helps a bit.

Erick

For tombstone pictures, you should try Monroe County, TN on tgnweb, as there are numbers cemetaries with pictures, and is where I've gotten all of mine to date.

Re: Looking for Bivens Proof

j__allen — 2009-05-17 01:25:42Z

most of the information i have is in direct relation to my line but i do have a little other information coming down from james and parthenia if you would like to share.

dee

Re: Looking for Bivens Proof

ewkrueger — 2009-04-30 03:36:18Z

In addition to nlcraig's info, Monroe county, TN has done a fantastic job posting information for genealogy research.

Their main site is here:
http://www.tngennet.org/monroe/index.html

James and Parthenia tombstones are here: (and many others)
http://www.tngennet.org/monroe/antioch/antioch.htm

Re: Looking for Bivens Proof

nlcraig — 2009-04-03 17:41:39Z

The earliest record on census I have found are:

1850 Census-
SCHEDULE I. Free Inhabitants in 15th Civil District in the County of Monroe State
of Tennessee enumeratd by me, on the 9thday of Nov 1850, (signature) Ass't Marshal
House number 1585
Family number 1585

Name, age, sex, Profession, Value of Real Property owned, Place of birth

James Bivens, 44 M Farmer 300 NC (b.abt 1806)
Parthena Bivens 42 F VA (b.abt 1808)
John Bivens 13 M NC (b.abt 1837)
Clahoun Bivens 11 M NC (b.abt 1839)
Benjamin Bivens 9 M Tenn (b.abt 1841)
Sally Bivens 7 F Tenn (b.abt 1843)
Turner Bivens 5 M Tenn (b.abt 1845)
Rachael Bivens 6 M Tenn (b.abt 1844)
James Bivens 4 M Tenn (b.abt 1846)
Marion Bivens 2 M Tenn (b.abt 1848)
Polly Bivens 71 F NC (b.abt 1779)
Benjamin Bivens 73 M NC (b.abt 1777)
Rachael Bivens 42 F NC (b.abt 1808)
James H. Bivens 2 M Tenn (b.abt 1848)
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(Next door neighbor is:)
House number 1586
Family number 1586

Joseph Bivens 22 M Farmer NC (b.abt 1828)
Easter Bivens 21 F Tenn (b.abt 1829)
Nancy Bivens 6 F Tenn (b.abt 1844)
George Bivens 1 M Tenn (b.abt 1849)
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Re: Nathaniel Bivens

jmhuckaba — 2008-10-13 11:59:31Z

I'm also related through John Bivens, through Steven Bivens. I have to ask, do you have any information on John's wifes name and parents?

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

jmhuckaba — 2008-10-13 11:58:06Z

I'm also related through John Bivens, through Ephram Bivens by Elizabeth Moore. I have to ask, do you have any information on John's wifes name and parents?

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

Littlebugbandy — 2008-09-07 13:30:44Z

I do think it is volumes 1 and 2 in the same book. The whole book has 3746 pgs. You are looking for Page 543 I do know that. If I knew how to email to you, I would be glad to mail you the page.
Tammie

Re: Bivens

Littlebugbandy — 2008-07-01 08:03:38Z

Do not know if this would be your kin. I just ran across it and remembered you were looking for a Reid Bivens.

Edna Mellott b. 1898 married Reid Bivens, Webster Mills, PA
Children: i: Homer Bivens, born 1918.
married 1st - Miriam Aughinbaugh
married 2nd Kathleen Downin
Homer had no children with either wife.
ii: Merrill Bivens, born 1924
married Helen Shinham
Child: Anna Margaret Bivens

I came upon this n a book at the local library
"James Smith, Esq., 1780-1861, of Bedford County, Pennsylvania, and his descendants
Rockford, Ill.: Adams' Letter Service, 1961, 74 pgs.
by: Smith, Warren Scott"

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

hpatnorment — 2008-11-22 03:11:01Z

Any relation to Ned Bivens of North Carolina?

Re: north carolina bivens

hpatnorment — 2008-12-22 02:43:02Z

I am searching for african american Bivens borned in North Carolina. My gggrandfather was Ned (wife Millie) Bivens. He had several children (I do not know all their names) -- Dudley (my ggrandfather; wife Eunice); Alf (wife Odella), Wash (wife Susie), and Nina (husband Charlie Phillips)-- are the ones I have information on. I hope I can be of some help to you (so many years later), and I pray that you can be of some help to me as well. God Bless!

Re: BLACK OR NATIVE BIVENS OF GA SEA ISLANDS AND POINTS SOUTH

hpatnorment — 2008-12-22 02:36:02Z

I am also looking for the african american side of Bivens. My gggrandfather was Ned Bivens and his wife was Millie. They had several children -- Dudley (my ggrandfather), Alf (wife Odella), Wash (wife Susie), and Nina (husband Charlie Phillips) and there were others, but I do not have their names. They were born in North Carolina but ventured to Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and points unknown.

Re: Bivens in West Tennessee

hpatnorment — 2008-12-22 02:11:48Z

My great grandfather's name was Dudley Bivens. He was born in North Carolina in about 1885. He died in Memphis, Tennessee on Oct 18, 1934. He had several brothers and sisters and I only have three names -- Alf Bivens(died in 1927 in Memphis; wife was Odella), Wash Bivens (he lived in Bobo Mississippi; wife named Susie; they had about 9 children), and a sister name Nina Bivens Phillips(she lived in Arkansas. Their parents were Ned and Millie Bivens. Dudley was married to Eunice Pride; they had 3 children -- Edward (my grandfather), Beatrice, and Mary. Hopefully, I have been of some assistance. Prayerfully, you can be of some assistance to me as well.

Sarah Elizabeth Bivins Coleman

Cent4man1 — 2008-09-03 19:13:35Z

I'm trying to locate information on Sarah Bivins who was born in Arkansas (date unknown but I'm guessing it would be mid 1800s or maybe earlier?) and died in Paris, TX in 1887

She married Renffer Ray Coleman and they had 5 children, Bettie R Ray, Sarah J (Jeanie) Ray, John W. Ray, James Lane Ray and William Chris Ray. I would like to know the names of her parents and her ethnic back ground.

Thank you
Penny Foreman
Cent4man@gmail.com

Re: William Rufus Bivens

michellekettles — 2009-02-12 14:09:16Z

Hi,

I know your postings go quite a few years back but I just wanted to let you know that I am also on the search for geneology records for my family. I am also kin to William Rufus Bivens. He is my ggg-grandfather.

William Rufus,
Dewitt Clinton,
Reedy Eldridge,
Rosco Alvin,
Lonnie Joe,
ME (Michelle)

It goes a way back but history is always there, right? :o) I seem to be stuck on William Bivens (in MD) and Ann Brashears (parents of Nathaniel). If anyone has ANY information I would greatly appreciate it! My e-mail is michellekettles@aol.com.

Thanks!

Re: janith clapper bivens

bivensgn — 2008-05-26 20:35:27Z

This is Janith Clapper Bivens. My e mail address is -
jbivens1932@peoplepc.com. This is my new address.

Re: Bivens in GA

bivensgn — 2008-05-26 20:26:04Z

My husbands family came to Bonham, Tx with the Moore family. John William Bivens and his mother came by wagon train or mule train from NC. John W. Bivens born sept.19, 1858 Charlotte, NC. Shortly after civil War. Cannot go back any further because we don't know mother's name.

Bivens in tn

hollynelson018 — 2008-12-30 23:01:53Z

I am looking for info on my great grandfather Ernie Robert Bivens in Etowah, McMinn Co., TN. Ernie was born on 23 May 1900 in McMinn Co., TN. He died on 27 Jan 1926.

his wife was Grace Watkins was born on 10 Jan 1902 in Monroe Co., TN. She died on 26 Jan 1924 in Etowah, McMinn Co., TN.

they had two daughters Ernestine Margaret Bivens
AND Louise Bivens

Re: Bivens

cathomemaker2000 — 2008-08-11 04:36:35Z

I am also looking for information on the Bivens family. My grandmother was Anna Louise Bivens Hadden. She was bor Oct. 17, 1877. She had a brother, Frank and a sister, Ethel. As far as we know her father was James Bivens. She married my grandfather in 1923 in Portland,Oregon. Can any one please help me. I have searched everywhere and am at a stand still.

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

julian3006 — 2008-10-13 22:45:18Z

I do not have info on John nor his wives. I am sorry. I have gotten in touch with a genealogist in Anson County and will be glad to share his name and contact info if you wish to contact him.

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

mujerado — 2008-09-07 14:32:22Z

Thanks so much. My email is gayspiritwarrior@yahoo.com.

Gene

Re: John Bivens b. May 11, 1760

mujerado — 2008-08-13 04:04:30Z

Hi Jesse. It's been awhile since you posted. John and Jemima [Crockett] Bivens were my 4g-grandparents. I have her born in Marshall, Tenn in 1765. One source says her father may have been Bartholomew Crocket, who was christened on 13 Sep 1723 in Houghton le Spring, Durham, England, and she may have had brothers Robert and David. None of the research I've done yet has found any connection to Davy Crockett. I don't doubt they're related, but it must be far back in their family trees.

Re: Nathaniel Bivens

mujerado — 2008-09-06 20:46:30Z

Hi. Thanks for the tip. Can you say what Volume of the Henderson book this is from? There are five in all. Thanks again.

Gene

Re: William Rufus Bivens

mujerado — 2009-02-13 15:49:47Z

Hi Michelle, I'm also descended from Nathaniel Bivens, John Bivens, Abraham Bivens, Allen Marion "Aly" Bivens, then my line goes to Cornelius Allen "Babe" Bivins and Silas Jay Bivins--the last my grandfather. Have you found documentary evidence that William Bivens of MD and Ann Brashears were the parents of Nathaniel Bivens Sr.? I've seen the names before, but haven't been able to establish a verifiable connection. If you have, do you also know if Nathaniel had siblings? Thanks!

Re: Sarah Bivens,Joseph Hough,Mary Hough

mjyoung75 — 2009-01-12 00:49:55Z

I would like to know anything you learn about Sarah Bivins (Bivens) married to Amos Hough. One of their children was Moses Hough [b.1799 in SC/d.4.30.1875 or 1885] Moses was my
great-great-grandfather. His son was Rochel Blair Hough... His son was Thomas Sebastian Hough...His son was Modie Blair Hough...("Modie" came from "Moody," which was Moses nickname according to South Carolina census records // and Blair came from Rochel Blair)
Have you seen Granville Hough and Barbara B. Roesch's book on The Descendents of Amos and Sarah Bivens Hough in North and South Carolina?

Re: Sarah Bivens,Joseph Hough,Mary Hough

mjyoung75 — 2009-01-12 00:48:45Z

Re: William Rufus Bivens

johnbirdyshaw — 2009-03-26 23:59:23Z

Samantha, it is great to see someone else enjoying the SEARCH! By the way, the girl, Angie Bivens who went to school at Leoma Elementary, a couple years ahead of me, was from the same area as Cedar Hill so I am quite certain there is a connection. I have no idea what ever happened with Angie, but I know others in the area can help. I am going there shortly and will inquire about here and William Rufus. I am sorry, I was sidetracked for awhile and I have yet to ask my father about him. I am pretty sure if he didn't know him or hear of him, he will know those who did.
Good luck. Talk to you soon.
John

Re: William Rufus Bivens

johnbirdyshaw — 2009-03-24 22:16:38Z

I do not know for sure. But if it helps fuel your passion, many families who settled in Lawrence County Tennessee, moved from Georgia, to Alabama near the GA/AL line then eventually moved on to Limestone, Lawrence, Lauderdale and Morgan counties. DO NOT discount anything you find that might give you a clue. I have found many of my family and many not of my family for that matter, who followed the same basic trail. It is a very interesting journey, so enjoy!!! If there are any specifics you would like help with let me know.

Sincerely,

John Birdyshaw

Looking for family...Bivens, cates

joplin92 — 2008-08-10 19:00:20Z

If anyone knows or has run into anything about a Lillian Audrey Bivens who we think was born in 1898 in either Oklahoma or Texas. She married James Cates in 1912. I have found census up until 1920 and then beforfe then she has disappeared. She had told my aunt that her mother and father had died when she was young and tha ther stepfather left all of all of the kids on a doorstep. She claims to have sisters named Ora, Pearl, Nellie, and Victoria half brothers by tghe name of Leroy and or Roy. We were told she was sold to James cates as his wife by her sister Pearl. if you have any information that would be helpful i would so appreciate it. Thank you Loveta Mitchell my email ldmitchell92@sbcglobal.net.....

Re: HENRY CHARLES BIVENS

DeniseMeyer777 — 2009-01-13 21:21:24Z

Please e-mail me k-dmeyer@msn.com..

I have been researching the bivens side. My Grandmother was a Bivens, Her father Daniel Watson Bivens, but Louisa Pratt was not their mother from what I can find
Thanks

Denise

Re: Bivens, Mary Jane

kabivens99 — 2008-08-02 05:12:38Z

I am intersted in Joseph W. Bivens who came from PA to Ne then to Colorado. Do you have anything on his line? His father was William. Karen

Re: Looking for Bivens Proof

ewkrueger — 2009-03-19 04:17:00Z

Hi,

Never saw any replies and don't know if you ever found anything. I have the same line that I'm researching currently, and if you happened to have anything, I'd really appreciate it.

Benjamin Bivens & Polly Carney (Looks like Bivens might change to Babin in this generation?)
James Bivens & Parthena Turner
Joseph P Bivens & Easter Burris
Benjamin F Bivens & Millie Millsaps
Hampton Bivens & Oda Winters

Thanks in advance

Erick

Re: Bivens, Mary Jane

k_pyeatt — 2008-12-02 05:16:51Z

There is a William Bivens (1836-1918) who married Mary Ann Snyder (1841-1919). This William is found on the following census records:

1840 U.S. federal census: Pennsylvania, Franklin County, Montgomery Twp, Enumeration Date 1830, microfilm pg. 229, line 29. Enumerated as free white male under age 5 living with father Joseph.

1870 U.S. federal census: Nebraska, Seward County, Beaver Creek Pct, Enumeration Date 9 Jul 1870, pg.13, microfilm pg. 405A, lines 22-27. Enumerated as head of house living with wife Mary A. age 29 and 4 children; Roanoke age 7, Charlie age 4, Franklin age 2 and Lewis age 6 months.

1880 U.S. federal census: Nebraska, Seward County, K Precinct, S.D. 1, E.D. 142, sht. 1A, microfilm pg. 471A, lines 41-50 and line 1 on the following page. Enumerated as head of house living with wife Mary age 39 and 9 children; Roanoka age 17, Charles age 13, Franklin age 12, Lewis age 10, Fanny age 8, Josephine age 6, Edward age 4, Frederick age 2 and Harrison age 11 months.

1900 U.S. federal census: Nebraska, Fillmore County, Fairmont Twp, Enumeration Date 14 Jun 1900, S.D. 4, E.D. 22, sht. 5B, microfilm pg. 85B, lines 99-100 and 1-4 on following page. Enumerated as head of house living with wife Mary A. age 63, 3 children; Edward age 23, Harry age 20, Chester age 18 and granddaughter Mary J. Bivens age 10. His sons Frank and Roanoak are enumerated on sheet 6A at lines 5-18.

1910 U.S. federal census: Nebraska, Fillmore County, Exeter Twp, Exeter Village, Enumeration Date 20-21 Apr 1910, S.D. 4, E.D. 23, sht. 5B, microfilm pg. 45B, lines 60-63. Enumerated as head of house living with wife Mary A. age 68 and 2 children; Roanoke age 49 and Edward age 37.

My research shows 10 children to this William's marriage to Mary Ann:
1. Roanoke I., b. 1861
2. Charles A., b. 1866
3. Franklin Lewis, b. 1869
4. William Lewis, b. 1869
5. Fannie Belle, b. 1872
6. Josephine, b. 1874
7. Edward, b. 1876
8. Fredrick, b. 1877
9. Harrison Linn, b. 1880
10. Chester A., b. 1881

This William did not have a son Joseph to my knowledge.

I do have a Joseph Wilson Bivens, b. 1849 in Fulton County, Illinois. I have his parents as John Bivens (1808-1865) and Mary Jane Leafti.

Any connection to your Joseph?

Re: William Rufus Bivens

SAMANTHAMARTIN9673 — 2009-03-24 20:57:46Z

Is this family at all related to Bivens' from Alabama. Mainly decendants from Morgan and Limestone Counties? My ancestors did not keep records and I am beginning some research, mainly for my 4 children. Both parents are deceased and my grandmother's memory is off and on. Please contact me with any information.

Re: William Rufus Bivens

SAMANTHAMARTIN9673 — 2009-03-25 13:26:06Z

This is some good "fuel", my Dad's family did not keep very good records so this is a wonderful start!! Another good thing I know is that my grandfather and his dad were fisherman. My uncle is still in this business and he is the last of them. Thanks John!

Re: Bivens

amelia804 — 2008-05-03 13:11:28Z

Valerie, are you still out there?

Re: James William Bivens and Parthenia turner Bivens

nlcraig — 2009-04-03 17:37:34Z

1850 Census-
SCHEDULE I. Free Inhabitants in 15th Civil District in the County of Monroe State
of Tennessee enumeratd by me, on the 9thday of Nov 1850, (signature) Ass't Marshal
House number 1585
Family number 1585

Name, age, sex, Profession, Value of Real Property owned, Place of birth

James Bivens, 44 M Farmer 300 NC (b.abt 1806)
Parthena Bivens 42 F VA (b.abt 1808)
John Bivens 13 M NC (b.abt 1837)
Clahoun Bivens 11 M NC (b.abt 1839)
Benjamin Bivens 9 M Tenn (b.abt 1841)
Sally Bivens 7 F Tenn (b.abt 1843)
Turner Bivens 5 M Tenn (b.abt 1845)
Rachael Bivens 6 M Tenn (b.abt 1844)
James Bivens 4 M Tenn (b.abt 1846)
Marion Bivens 2 M Tenn (b.abt 1848)
Polly Bivens 71 F NC (b.abt 1779)
Benjamin Bivens 73 M NC (b.abt 1777)
Rachael Bivens 42 F NC (b.abt 1808)
James H. Bivens 2 M Tenn (b.abt 1848)
______
(Next door neighbor is:)
House number 1586
Family number 1586

Joseph Bivens 22 M Farmer NC (b.abt 1828)
Easter Bivens 21 F Tenn (b.abt 1829)
Nancy Bivens 6 F Tenn (b.abt 1844)
George Bivens 1 M Tenn (b.abt 1849)
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