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Note: United States Census, 1850 for Thomas Collins
Name: Thomas Collins
Residence: Adair county, part of, Adair, Kentucky
Age: 11 years
Calculated Birth Year: 1839
Birthplace: Kentucky
Gender: Male
Race (original):
Race (expanded):
Death Month:
Death Year:
Film Number: 7843
Digital GS Number: 4193956
Image Number: 00132
Line Number: 11
Dwelling House Number: 79
Family Number: 79
Marital Status:
Free or Slave:
Household Gender Age
Thomas Collins M 40y
Nancy Collins F 31y
Collins M 15y
Catherine Collins F 13y
Elizabeth Collins F 12y
Thomas Collins M 11y
James Collins M 9y
Collins M 7y
Collins F 5y
John H Collins M 1y
Sidney Collins M 2y
His name was TOMAS J. COLLINS, JR. (A. Margaret (Blakey) Billing); THOMAS JOSIAH COLLINS, JR. ("The Scott Family" by James Willard Scott, 1993); or THOMAS JAMES COLLINS, JR. (Arthur R. Hadley citing Donald Ross Hadley).
State of Kentucky, USA
Cumberland County
On this 14th day of February 1894 personally appeared before me, a County Clerk in and for Cumberland County, GEORGE W. BROCKMAN aged 26 years and KENLEY C. DERTING aged 39 years who being by me duly sworn depose and say that we were well and personally acquainted with THOMAS COLLINS, deceased, who was late Private Co C 13 Kentucky, USACalvery soldiers and also his widow ANGELETTA COLLINS, who still remaining his widow and lives near Amandaville, Cumberland, Kentucky, USA. They state that said THOMAS COLLINS died in Cumberland County, Kentucky, USAon the 3rd day of January 1894 being killed by a team of horses running away with him. They state that said COLLINS died the owner of a small track of land worth some five or six hundred dollars, some horses, and some few hogs and cattle, with thirty or forty dollars. They stat that said COLLINS left five children as his heirs at law. That is all the property both real, personal and mixed left by the said COLLINS except a few household goods. We make these statements from a personal knowledge of the facts having no interest in this matter. Our Post Office is Amandaville, Cumberland, Kentucky, USA
/s/ GEORGE W. BROCKMAN and KENLEY C. DERTING[enman.ftw]
His name was TOMAS J. COLLINS, JR (A. Margaret (Blakey) Billing); THOMAS JOSIAH COLLINS JR. ("The Scott Family" by James Willard Scott, 1993); or THOMAS JAMES COLLINS JR. (Arthur R. Hadley citing Donald Ross Hadley).
State of Kentucky, USA
Cumberland County
On this 14th day of February 1894 personally appeared before me, a County Clerk in and for Cumberland County, GEORGE W. BROCKMAN aged 26 years and KENLEY C. DERTING aged 39 years who being by me duly sworn depose and say that we were well and personally acquainted with THOMAS COLLINS, deceased, who was late Private Company C 13 Kentucky, USACalvery soldiers and also his widow ANGELETTA COLLINS, who still remaining his widow and lives near Amandaville, Cumberland, Kentucky, USA. They state that said THOMAS COLLINS died in Cumberland County, Kentucky, USAon the 3rd day of January 1894 being killed by a team of horses running away with him. They state that said COLLINS died the owner of a small track of land worth some five or six hundred dollars, some horses, and some few hogs and cattle, with thirty or forty dollars. They state that said COLLINS left five children as his heirs at law. That is all the property both real, personal and mixed left by the said COLLINS except a few household goods. We make these statements from a personal knowledge of the facts having no interest in this matter. Our Post Office is Amandaville, Cumberland, Kentucky, USA.
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