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Note: 1836: Nicey was named after her mother's sister, Nicey Jane.
1859-62: Four of Curtis Kea's children marry in Dale County; Franklin, Nicey, Hannah, and Margaren.
1860: Nicey and Peter enumerated in the Newton, Dale County, Alabama census, page 527, image 31/263, dated July 10, 1860, electronic.
1865: 'Nicey went home and lived with her parents after the war. Her parents reared her sons Wesley and Barto.' [Eleven Generations, page 9]
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; Winnifred and her sons John and William W. and his family; Mary Ann's sons; Thomas; and 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'] [Includes Curtis' daughter Nicey and 2 sons.]
1870: Nicey'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.
1880: Nicey, daughter of Curtis, and family recorded in 1880 Webster Parish, Louisiana, 4th Ward; next to brother William L Kea and family. [IGI FHLfilm 1254473, electronic]
1900: Nicey Brown, enumerated in the 1900 Claiborne Parish, Louisiana census with her sister Dora, wife of J W Miller.
1970's: Aunt Nicey was listed by 'Lena' Green as a source of information for 'Eleven Generations of Kea.'
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