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Note: 1820 Census - Franklin Co., Virginia
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1830 Census - Franklin Co., Virginia, pg. 046
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1840 Census - Patrick Co., Virginia, pg. 057
Patrick County was created in 1791 (by an act of Virginia Assembly passed on November 26, 1790, to become effective on June 1, 1791) when Henry County was divided in two. The name comes from Patrick Henry, first governor of the Commonwealth. Patrick County, located at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia, offers residents a complete life with expanding opportunities in employment, education, religion, recreation and cultural pursuits.
******Moved to Heard Co, Georgia between 1840/1844******
1850 Census - Heard Co., Georgia; pg, 170B, family #485-502; lines 16-23
HH as of June 1, 1850 - Enumerated on 28 October 1850
Arington, Abselom, 60, M, Farmer, $200, Virginia, cannot read/write
Arington, Jane, 60, F, Virginia, cannot read/write
Arington, Daniel, 21, M, Farmer, cannot read/write, no bp listed for all the children
Arington, Susan, 24, F, cannot read/write
Arington, Charles, 16, M, Farmer
Arington, Marshel, 14, M
Arington, David, 12, M
Arington, Sarah, 10, M
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1860 Census - Northern Dist./Stateline P.O., Heard Co., GA; Family #216-202; lines #27-33; pg. 690
Enumerated 7 July 1860
Arrington Absolom 62 M . Farmer 600 400 Va. cannot read/write
Arrington Jane 50 F . . . . Va. cannot read/write Arrington Mashall G. 23 M . Farmer . . Va. Arrington Susan 30 F . . . . Va. Arrington Sarah 20 F . . . . Va. cannot read/write Arrington James M. 6 M . . . . Ga. Arrington Martha S. 4 F . . . . Ga. *
1870 Census - Militia District 939, Heard Co., GA; P. O. Franklin, pg. 342
HH as of June 1, 1870 - Enumerated July 29, 1870
HH #987-936; lines 19-24
Absalom Arrington, 72 M W, Farmer, $500 / $347, VA
Jane, 69 F W, Keeping House, VA, cannot read/write
Susan, 40 F W, Farm Laborer, VA, cannot read/write
James M. Arrington, 16 M W, F. L., GA, cannot read/write
Martha S., 13 F W, F. L., GA, cannot read/write
HH #988-937, lines 24-31
Matilda Brown, 85 F B, Day Laborer, VA
Charles Arrington, 35 M W, Farmer, -- / $500, VA
Christiana, 37 F W, Keeping House,GA, cannot read/write
Nancy J., 15 F W, F. L., GA, cannot read/write
Julie Ann, 11 F W, At Home, GA, cannot read/write
Charles, 6 M W, GA
William, 4 M W, GA
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Absolum and Jane Cochran Arrington came to Heard County, Georgia in
1840 from foothills of Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. They settled
near New Hope Church and Town Creek. Their children were namely: Nancy,
Susan, Isham, John, Daniel, Charles, Marshall, David, and Sarah
Arrington. Later in 1840 Isham and Mary Via Arrington came to join their
parents in Heard County. They purchased farm land on Georgia-Alabama
State Line about two miles south of Omaha, Alabama. One son, William
Anderson Arrington volunteered for services in War Between the States and
died of disease there. Other children of Isham and Mary Via Arrington
were: John J., Silas A., Mary, Charles, George, Elizabeth and Sarah
Arrington. The family worshipped at Big Springs Baptist Church. Isham
and Mary together with five of their children were buried in the cemetery
at Big Springs.
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who is this:
1850 Census - Meriwether Co., GA
347B 18 Arrington Nancy 38 GA pg0341b.txt
347B 19 Arrington Thomas 16 GA pg0341b.txt
347B 20 Arrington James 14 GA pg0341b.txt
347B 21 Arrington Sarah 12 GA pg0341b.txt
348B 25 Arrington John 20 GA pg0341b.txt
349A 2 Arrington S**** 21 GA pg0341b.txt
349A 3 Arrington Sarah J. 19 GA pg0341b.txt
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"Down from the hills". (Absalom Arrington: Some decedants, Virginia, Georgia, Alabama) 1798-1984.
By: Mary Florence Arthur Wood -- Carrollton, GA
Copyright 1984. 195 pages plus index.
The Gregath Publishing Co.
P. O. Box 1045
Cullman, AL 35056-1045.
Includes a transcript of tombstone inscriptions from Big Springs Cemetery, Randolph County, Alabama, which is located near Omaha, Alabama. The church is of brick, with a white steeple, in a rural setting (cattle in adjoining fields).
John Arrington (1770/1775-ca.1849) married Susannah Bolling in 1786 in Amherst County, Virginia, and was possibly a son of Kneaves Arrington and a grandson of William Arrington. Absolam Arringon (ca.1798-1872/ 1880) was a son of John and Susannah, and married Jane Cochran in 1817 in Franklin County, Virginia. Absolam and his family later moved to Patrick County, Virginia and by 1850 to Heard County, Georgia. Descendnats and relatives lived in Virginia, Georgia, Alabama and elsewhere.
Subjects
Arrington
Benefield
Freeman
Hightower
Noles
Prestridge
Shellnut
Alabama, Randolph - Cemeteries
Call Number Location
929.273 Ar69w JSMB US/CAN Book
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