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Note: Cunningham, Jeremiah State: TN Year: 1850 County: Polk County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: 2nd Civil District Page: 209 Year: 1840 State: Tennessee County: Polk, line 1 Page No: 8 Reel no: M704-535 Division: Eastern Enumerated by: John Hughs on September Twenty First, 1840 Cunningham, Jeremiah 1 male 0-5 1 male 30-40 2 females 0-5 1 female 5-10 1 female 30-40
1850 Rusk, Rusk Co., Texas, pg. 295 Cunningham, Jeremiah 53 NC clergyman Polly 49 NC Caroline 25 TN Ann 18 " Jane 16 " Matthew 14 " Jessee 14 " Mary 12 " Joseph 10 " Margaret 7 " Navarro County, Texas Website Arrival of Early Pioneers in Navarro Co., Texas Cunningham, Jeremiah 1853 1860 Dresden, Navarro Co., pg. 242, line 11, ancestry image 96 Cunningham, Jeremiah 61 NC farmer Jane 24 TN Martha 22 TN Jesse L 22 TN Joseph K 19 TN Margaret M 16 TN Male 5 Texas John Hogan 22 TN 1870 Corsicana, Navarro Co., Texas, pg. 13-7-Beat # , line 123 Cunningham, Jery 73 NC minister J.K. 28 m Tn N.O. 32 m " N.J. 32 m " J.R. 35 m " Jane 35 " John 7 " Willie 3 " Charles 3 " Polly 1 "
Navarro County Scroll, Vol. XXI, 1988 Arrival of Early Pioneers in Navarro Co., Texas Cunningham, Jeremiah 1853
Title: History of Navarro County Author: Love, Annie Carpenter. City of Publication: Dallas, Texas. Publisher: Southwest Press Date: c1933 Page Count: 278, 9 p.: ill., maps, plan, ports. Notes: Includes index on [9] p. at end. Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history ; LH12159). Subject Headings: Navarro County (Texas.) -- History. Texas -- Navarro County Primary Location: Navarro County (Texas.) -- History. Among the charter members of the first organized church were Jeremiah & Polly Cunningham. (page 160)
"Old Northwest Texas", Vol. I-A, Navarro County 1846-1860, Compiled by Nancy T. Samuels & Barbara R. Knox page 406 Jeremiah was a C. P. Minister and helped organize the church at Corsicana 15 May 1853; he, Mary, and two daughters were charter members.
The Corsicana Commerical Club, later the Corsicana Chamber of Commerce, originated in the Nineties. There were approximately 65 paying members. The dues were $1.00 per month. One of the members was a J. D. Cunningham. (pg. 177)
Carrie Shelton (carrie@@cnbcom.net) 2001; ancestry.com (http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1595031&id=I5670)
Jerry Cunningham lived in North Carolina in Orange County.
Jerry and Polly Cunningham lived in North Carolina about two years, then moved to Tennessee. Tennessee to Texas in 1846. Stopped in Shelby County and got there Christmas day. Stayed there six weeks then moved to Rusk County, Texas, lived in Rusk Co. near Mr. Enterprise several years. Then moved to Navarro County, near Corsicana where they lived till they both died and was buried in the family graveyard. Polly Cunningham being the second one buried at that place. Caroline the first one.
Rev. Jeremiah Cunningham and family moved from Tennessee to Texas in wagon and was on the road six weeks, reached Shelby Co., Texas the 25th of December, 1846. They shipped their house hold things to Shrevesport. Got their things the next June.
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