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Note: 1867: 'In 1867, Curtis Ivey and his family traveled via boat to New Orleans and Monroe, La., and by wagons to Minden, La. With Curtis and his family; Zachary Kea and his family; Winifred and her sons John and William W. and his family; Mary Ann's sons; Thomas; and Leonard Kinchen Mozingo and his family. Mary Ann lost one child at sea during the trip. There were about 50 men, women, and children in the party.' ['Eleven Generations']
1870: Dora's father Curtis recorded in the 1870 Federal census, Clairborne Parish, La., 4 W. Minden, page 128. [FTM CD #319] Curtis, 57; Gatsy, 52; Findley, 19; William, 16; Duncan, 13; John, 10; Jackson, 7; also includes Nicey (Kea) Brown, 24; Wesley, 9; Barto, 6; and Dora (Kea) Camp, 21; p-128, Claiborne Parish, Ward #4, 6/24/1870.
1873: "(Curtis and Gatsey) went back to (visit) in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina in 1873, and (Curtis and Aunt Dora) went to visit in 1893." ('Eleven Generations of Kea,' by Helena 'Lena' Kea Green.)
1880: Dora and Joseph recorded in 1880 Webster Parish, Louisiana, 4th Ward, page 223B. [LDS film, electronic]
1880: Dora's parents; Curtis and family recorded in 1880 Webster Parish, Louisiana, 4th Ward; next to Dora's brother, William L Kea and family, page 229B. [LDS film, electronic]
1893: "(Curtis and Gatsey) went back to (visit) in Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina in 1873, and (Curtis and Aunt Dora) went to visit in 1893." ('Eleven Generations of Kea,' by Helena 'Lena' Kea Green.)
1900: Dora and husband JW Miller enumerated in the 1900 Claiborne Parish census - including Dora's sister Nicey Brown.
1910: Dora Camp, widow, enumerated in the Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana census.
1930: Dora Camp enumerated in the Minden, Louisiana census.
1970's: Aunt Dora was cited by "Lena' Green as a source of information for 'Eleven Generations of Kea.'
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