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Note: Carroll County Georgia 1853 Tax List http://files.usgwarchives.net/ga/carroll/census/tax1853.txt ARcher Hannah 714 10 ---------------------------------------------------------------- CENSUS DATA: The 1860 census data of Carroll Co., Ga., 10th Dist., p. 26, shows Hannah Archie (Archer) as head of household, age 50, a farmer, born SC., and real estate valued at $1000. Living with Hannah were: Jas. H., male, age 23, born GA and Dorotha A., female, age 17, born GA. Hannah is living next door to her brother, John Brown Bailey. Hannah is Hannah Bailey Archer, wife of Noah Archer who is believed to have died around 1842.
CENSUS DATA: The 1870 federal census, Carroll Co., GA., Carrollton Dist., p. 26, shows Hannah Archer, head, age 49 or 59, born SC, and keepinghouse. Living with her were: James H., male, age 35, born GA and farming; Doritha, female, age 27, born GA; and James H. Wheeler, male, age 7 born GA. NOTE: James H. Wheeler is the son of Sarah Ann Archer who married Alexander Wheeler.
CENSUS DATA: The 1880 census, Carroll Co., GA, Georgia Militia Dist., 714, p. 20, SD=4, ED=32, shows Hannah H. Bailey Archer, age 71, widowed, born SC, and living in the home of her son, James H. Archer. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Carroll County Georgia 1853 Tax List http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/carroll/census/tax1853.txt Archer Hannah 714 10 ------------------------------------------------------------------ The Carroll County Times January 1884 NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE CARROLL COUNTY TIMES", Carrollton, Carroll County, Georgia for JANUARY 1884
NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, JANUARY 4, 1884 COWETA County News Died, Dec. 24th, 1883, Mrs. Hannah Smith Archer. The deceased was born in Pendleton district, S.C. on Sept. 12, 1807. She moved to Newnan, Ga. in 1836 and there united with the Presbyterian church the following year. She lived a consistent member there until 1844 when she moved to Carroll. There being at that time no church here of that order, she then united with the Methodist Episcopal church, of which she lived a consistent member until her death, dying in full triumph of a gospel faith. Her funeral, conducted by Rev. A.C. Reese, at the Second Baptist church on Christmas Day, was an impressive event, and witnessed by a large concourse of people. NOTE: The above Obituary provided by Cynthia Archer, a descendent of this Archer line. COMMENTARY: At this time information is not available as to why Hannah H. Bailey Archer's name is shown as Mrs. Hannah Smith Archer. Research continues. COMMENTARY BY CYNTHIA ARCHER: Noah Archer appears in the 1840 Federal Census in Coweta County. I assumed that Hannah moved after Noah's death to be closer to her family in Carroll County. Land Grant records I saw on GenWeb verifies their presence in Coweta County.
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