Name: Thomas Kea(2)_2021-05-26

Updated: 05-27-2021 05:05:80.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. James E Monzingo: Birth: 1832 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 31 OCT 1898 in Claiborne, Louisiana, USA

  2. Eliza Monzingo: Birth: 1833 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina. Death: 1842 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina

  3. Mary Jane Monzingo: Birth: 29 MAY 1836 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina. Death: 7 FEB 1874 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, USA

  4. Thomas E Monzingo: Birth: 15 OCT 1837 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 12 SEP 1894 in Arlington, Tarrant, Texas, USA

  5. William Wylie Monzingo: Birth: 1839 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina. Death: 1885 in Claiborne, Louisiana, USA

  6. Robert E Monzingo: Birth: 1841 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 1912 in Conway, Arkansas

  7. Winnifred Elaine 'Lena' Monzingo: Birth: 5 SEP 1842 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina. Death: 27 SEP 1935 in Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA

  8. Joshua Leonard Monzingo: Birth: 9 JUL 1844 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina. Death: 14 OCT 1918 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, USA

  9. Leonore 'Lanie' Monzingo: Birth: 1846 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 1867 in At Sea

  10. Curtis J Monzingo: Birth: 1849 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: MAR 1870 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, USA

  11. Lucile Eleby 'Lucy' Monzingo: Birth: 15 DEC 1851 in Stokes Bridge, Darlington, South Carolina, USA. Death: 19 JAN 1940 in Bridge, Coos, Oregon, USA


Sources
1. Title:   Kea, Will of Thomas; PRF-Disc #1; AFN: 19TJ-MP;
2. Title:   'Eleven Generations,' page 3
Author:   'Lena' Kea Hicks Green
Publication:   Location: Larry Kea File;
3. Title:   Eleven Generations; Green

Notes
a. Note:   1820: Thomas Kea, with family of six, was listed in 1820 Darlington Dist., S.C., US Census; Two Males: one aged &lt 10 yrs [Curtis Ivey]; one aged 26 - &lt 45yrs (between 1775 - 1794 [Thomas] ; Four Females: three aged &lt 10 yrs [Mary Ann, Winniford, Nancy]; and one aged 16 - &lt 26 yrs ['Lanie']. The census is dated February 22, 1820. ref: rootsweb, ~usgenweb/sc/darlington/census/ 1820/0064b.gif
  1830: Kinchen Mozingo; page 241, 1830 Darlington Co., census; 1 male, 20-29; 1 female, 15-19. [Kinchen, age 23; and Mary Ann, age 16.]
  1840: Kinchen Mozingo; page 212, 1840 Darlington Co., census; males: 2 under age 5; 1 age 5-9; 1 age 30-39; female: 2 age 5-9; 1 age 20-29. [William Wylie-1; Thomas-4; James E.-8; Kinchen-33; Elleby-6; Eliza-7; Mary Ann-26.]
  1840: Mary Ann's brother Curtis Ivey and family recorded in the Darlington County, S.C., US census of 1840. (3 males, 3 females: Curtis, (age 28); his wife Gatsey, (age 23); children Francis Albright, (age 6); Nicey, (age 4); Hannah, (age 1); and probably his brother Zachariah, (age 15).)
  1840's: Mary Ann's sister, 'Liley,' and John Alexander moved to Henry Co., Alabama after 1840, where his brother James Alexander was, however, they returned to SC in 1849. John was a Methodist minister on the Lamar Circuit.
  1842: 'When Melissa Shirley was 16, her family left South Carolina in a wagon train; with families: Wingates', Shirleys', Kelleys', Loves', Johnstons', Keys', Herndons', Chanceys', Osteens', Wards', Rallings', and Hudsons'. The Wingates' and Hudsons' left the wagon train in Georgia, and the remaining families moved to Pike County, Alabama.' [memoirs of Lillie Ruth Wingate McCaskill] Melissa's 2nd marriage was William Key, brother of Mary Ann Kea Monzingo, in 1860.
  1843: Mary Ann's sister, Nancy (Barnes) and family move to Dale County, Alabama about 1843.
  1850: Mary, age 46, Darlington Co., S.C., or Clairbone Parish, La., census?
  1850: Mary's brother Curtis (spelled Kean) Kea and family, recorded in the 1850 Darlington County, SC census; Curtis, 37; Gatsey, 33; Francis, 16; Nicey, 13; Hannah, 11; Margaren, 8; Thomas, 6; Helen, 4; Dora A., 2. [page 279, dated 8/2/1850, lines 6-14]. The John and Leonora O'Kelley family recorded on Lines 18-26. [Mary's brother, the James Kea family recorded on page 337B, lines 26-31.] [Mary's sister, Winniford Kea Hicks, and family, recorded on page 327, lines 6-11.]
  1850: Calvin and Nancy Barnes are not recorded in the 1850 Dale Co., Alabama census.
  1856: Kinchen Mozingo, husband of Mary Ann Kea, sold 250 acres on Chesterfield Road to Stephen Woodham on November 27, 1856.
  1857: The Kinchen Mozingo family listed as residents of Claiborne Parish, Louisiana; page 21, Book 3; on January 1, 1857.
  1858: Mary Ann's brother, Curtis Ivey and his family moved to Dale Co., Alabama, probably in the Fall-Winter of 1858. Curtis J Kea land transaction for 160.12 acres; Elba land office; dated 11/1/1858; Vol. 065. Did Mary Ann's sister Winniford and her family move to Alabama with her brother, Curtis?
  1860: Mary Ann's brother William and his wife Melissa (Shirley) are recorded with her father in the 1860 Pike County, Alabama census; Orion Post Office, page 152, dated 9/4/1860. In the census, William is recorded as age 29, born in South Carolina, occupation: Dentist. "As a young man in SC, William studied and practiced Dentistry." ['Eleven Generations,' page 5]
  1860: Kinchen Montzingo, Mary Ann, son James, 28; Thomas, 23; M J, 21; Robert, 18; W W? 27; J L 15; Laney 14; Lorey 10; C J, 9; Claiborne Par., 707 Minden PO; 1860 Census. [Louisiana census states Mary Ann's father was born in North Carolina, and her mother was born in South Carolina.]
  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 family; Mary Ann's sons, Thomas and (Joshua) Leonard Mozingo and family. Mary Ann lost one child at sea during the trip. There were about 50 men, women, and children in the party.' ['Eleven Generations'] Note: The Mozingo family was already in Claiborne Parish in 1857, 10 years earlier. [see census]
  1870: Kinchen, wife Mary Ann, son Joshua, son William, daughter Lucy E., Claiborne Parish, La., 707 Minden PO; 1870 Census.
  1880: Kinchen, wife Mary Ann, son William, daughter Lucy E., Webster Parish, La., 101 4 W Minden; 1880 Census. [also includes G P Chalfant, Kinchen's daughter Winnifred; and their 3 children.]
  1886: Mary Ann's daughter Lucy is married to Elvarius Culver in Trinity County, Texas.
  1891: Mary Ann died at the home of her daughter, Elleby Mozingo Culver, at Arlington, Texas. ['Eleven Generations,' Green]
  1891: 'I couldn't find Mary Ann Kea buried in the Arlington Cemetery. Her daughter-in-law, Mary's (illegible Monzingo) 1916 headstone is located next to her husband, Thomas; Mary's obit said she was interred in Arlington (now Parkdale) Cemetery.' [Marcus Carter; agidadmc@@cs.com; 1/23/2002]
  1900: 'The Fort Worth Library obit files don't have anything for Mary Ann Culver; there is a John Culver in the 1900 Tarrant County census; born 9/1855, Georgia, Ed 117, Sheet 4, Line 55; not known if this Culver is related to Mary Ann.' [Samie Melton; smmelton@@home.com]
  1970's: 'Mary Ann, sister of Curtis Ivey, was the only one he allowed advantages to; she did the talking and he did the listening.' pg 13, Green, 11 Generations
  1970's: Mary Anne had 4 sons and 5 daughters; Thomas, Leonard, James, Wylie, Mary Jane, Eliza, De Laney, Ellerby, one lost at sea. ['Eleven Generations,' Green]

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