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Note: N2242 I know for a fact that they are buried in Geneva county per the information that has been handed down by their daughter Mary Powell Laton to her daughter Victoria and to my father as well as in family bibles. From the last census I appears that their daughter Susan E. also cared for Kader until he passed away sometime after 1880. Emaline passed away prior to him sometime between 1870 and 1880. Ann at SurfnUSAMC@@aol.com
"Cader" Powell was first found in the 1840 Dooly Co. Georgia census. The marriage of Kader and Emeline Fowler Powell is on record in several references. On May 1849, Eveline and "Kader" Powell became charter members of the Providence Baptist Church, Clayhatchee, Dale Co., AL. On Nov. 23, 1850, Thornton requested letters of dismissal for himself, his wife, and his daughters, Jane and Nancy, and Kader Powell and wife, suggesting a move away from that area. "Decatur" Powell and Emeline were found in the Coffee Co. AL 1860 census. In 1854, Cader Powell purchased 319 acres in Section 10, T5, Range 18, Covington Co., AL. This may not be our Cader, unless he moved before 1860.
1840 Dooly Co., Georgia census Cader Powell, 1 male 0-5, 1 male 20-30, 1 female 20-30 (2 households from William Fowler, 30-40; same page as Thornton Fowler, 40-50; few households from Jacob Kelly and William Kelly)
1860 Coffee Co census Dacatur POWELL 46 NC Emeline 45 Ga Mary 20 Sarah 18 Susan 13 Al John 6 Thomas 11mo (They were living next household to Jacob Kelly, Sr., the uncle of Emaline).
1870 census, Geneva Co., p. 573. I could not locate the Powells after 1870. Cate POWELL 53 NC Emaline 52 Ga Susan E 20 Al
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