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Note: Henry Co., GA formed in 1821 from Indian Lands & Walton Co. The county seat is McDonough.
Clayton Co., GA formed in 1858 from Fayette Co. & Henry Co. The county seat is Jonesboro.
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1850 Census - 42nd Div, Henry Co., GA; pg. 289A; Family #1465-1465; lines #18-22
Enumerated by me on the 13th day of Nov. 1850 Wm. Moseley
Kates I. 26 M Farm 500 Ga. (Isaac)
Kates S. 23 F Ga. (Surena) Kates F. E. 5 F Ga. (Frances E.) Kates M. A. M. 3 F Ga. (Mary Ann Martha) Kates R. E. 2 F Ga. (Rachel Elizabeth) *
1860 Census - Clayton Co., GA; P.O. Jonesboro; pg. 69
Isac�Cater 37 1822 Georgia Male
Susan�Cater 32 1827 Georgia Female
F L�Cater 15 1844 Georgia Female
M M�Cater 13 1846 Georgia Female
R L�Cater 11 1848 Georgia Female
W M�Cater 10 1849 Georgia Female
S J�Cater 8 1851 Georgia Female
R B�Cater 6 1853 Georgia Male
J M�Cater 4 1855 Georgia Male
S M�Cater 1 1858 Georgia Male
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1864 St Census for the Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia
Clayton Co., Georgia - 35th Senatorial District - 1189th Militia District
Cates, Isaac, 38 yrs, Farmer, b. Ga
Cates, Ludowick, 17 yrs, 1 mo, Farmer, b. Ga
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1870 Census - Jonesboro, Clayton Co., GA
Isac Cates 46 Georgia
Surena Cates 41 Georgia
Frances E Cates 23 Georgia
Mary M Cates 21 Georgia
William M Cates 19 Georgia
Jane Cates 16 Georgia
Rufus B Cates 14 Georgia
Isac M Cates 13 Georgia
Stephen M Cates 10 Georgia
Thomas J Cates 9 Georgia
Nancy V Cates 7 Georgia
Alfred Cates 5 Georgia
Josephine Cates 3 Georgia
Yancy M Cates 2 Georgia
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1880 Census - District #1189, Clayton Co., GA; pg. 485B
Isaac CATES Self M Male W 56 GA Farmer NC NC
Serena CATES Wife M Female W 52 GA House Keeping GA GA
Isaac M. CATES Son S Male W 24 GA Farming GA GA
Stephen M. CATES Son S Male W 21 GA Farm Lab. GA GA
Thomas J. CATES Son S Male W 20 GA Farm Lab. GA GA
Lerene J. H. CATES Dau S Female W 13 GA Farm Lab. GA GA Yancy M. CATES Son S Male W 11 GA At School GA GA
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1900 Census - Adamson Precinct, Clayton Co., Georgia; ED 10; pg. 9A
HH as of June 1, 1900 - Enumerated June 15, 1900 - #166-167
Yancy M. Cates, head, W M, Feb 1868, 32, M 8 yrs, Ga Ga Ga
Lizzie, wife, W F, March 1874, 26, M 8 yrs, 4/4 children, Ga Ga Ga
Raymond H., son, W M, Jan 1894, 6, S, Ga Ga Ga
Mary A., dau, W F, July 1895, 4, S, Ga Ga Ga
Emma E., dau, W F, Aug 1896, 3, S, Ga Ga Ga
Rufus B., son, W M, Dec 1899, 6 mos, S, Ga Ga Ga
Syrena, mother, W F, Aug 1827, 72, Wd, ?/1 children, Ga NC NC
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Isaac A. Cates page 102
To wife Surina LL 210-12 District with exception of 15 acres in S.W. corner, containing 187 acres and all houehold items, etc. to wife, remainder of property sold divided and divided between wife and children, William Martin Cates, Rufus B. Cates, Isaac M. Cates, Stephen M. Cates, Thomas J. Cates,and Yancy M. Cates, Mary A. Mitchell, Rachel Elizabeth Burks, Jane Tanner, Victoria Estes, and Josephine Howell. After death or remarriage of wife, the land divided between children. Sold if not divisible but disire homeplace kept in family.
Executors: Son - Rufus B. Cates
Son-in-law: William H. Burks
Signed - Isaac A. (X) Cates - 4 Jan.1888
Witnessed by:
R. A. Fontaine, M.D.
B. W. Sanders
A. P. Adamson
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"Weaver - Worley Geneology" editied/compiled by Jerre Anne Pennington Dulock
pg. 219: by Vera Cates Fox
"In the early part of the eighteenth century my great grandfather, who was a farmer and who lived at Forest Park, Georgia, and whose name was Isaac Cates married Renie Crow. To this union were born several children, one of whom was my grandfather, Isaac Monroe Cates.
After growing to young manhood, my grandfather migrated to the Marysville-Gainesville area of (Cooke Co.) Texas and there met and courted a young lady named Permelia Amanda Worley (she was one of several children of Ambrose Worley). Here they started their family which was to grow to thirteen children. The first three boys, Ed, Thornia, and Walter were born at Marysville, Texas.
It was here that my grandfather became a member of the Pony Express, a group of men who carried the mail on horseback through hostile Indian territory. His route started at Gainesville and extended to Tishominog, Oklahoma, a distance of 60 miles. On several occasions the Indians made life miserable for him, and during these times his very life depended on the fleetness of his horse and the hardness of its rider..."
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Subj: Cates family information
Date: 11/17/02 9:46:20 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: troyaj@@attbi.com
To: troyaj@@attbi.com
Hello,
My name is Troy Allen Johnson and I am searching for information on the family of William A. Cates.
I am the son of Joanne Cates Johnson, daughter of George Inman Cates and Nettie Bess Goodman of Clayton County, Georgia. George Inman Cates was the son of Sarah Elizabeth Tanner and Yancey Marion Cates of Clayton County, Georgia. Yancey Marion Cates was the son of Isaac A. Cates and Syrrena Crow of Clayton County, Georgia. Isaac A. Cates was I think, the son of Sarah Berry and William A. Cates of Orange County, North Carolina.
At this point I�ve hit a brick wall searching for Isaac A. Cates' father so I�m basically looking for any information you have. From some information I�ve seen online, you appear to have information going back much further, and I would be very grateful to get your input.
Thank you,
Troy Allen Johnson
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Subj: Re: Cates Research
Date: 2/27/03 11:17:36 AM Pacific Standard Time
From: LFa2131906
To: VCJFreeman
I found some of the family buried at Tanners Road Bapt Church Cem., Ellenwood, Clayton Co., GA, such as Isaac, b. 12-27-1823, d. 2-8-1891, wife Syrrena, 3-20-1828, d. 7-27-1903. There is also a Y. M. "Ran", b. 2-13-1868, d. 5-31-1945; don't know who he is. [Note: he is their son, Yancy}
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