Isaac HORTON Elizabeth HORTON F Marion HORTON Mary EAST Sarah A HORTON David S HORTON Jesse L HORTON Malinda NOLASTNAME Thomas G HORTON Francis M HORTON Jesse D HORTON Susanna HORTON Lucy HORTON Mary Ann GREEN Mini tree diagram
Daniel HORTON

Daniel HORTON1,2,3

about 17961,2,3 - about 18603

Life History

about 1796

Born in Pendleton District, South Carolina.1,2,3

about 1830

Birth of daughter Elizabeth HORTON in Georgia.1

about 1832

Birth of son F Marion HORTON in Georgia.1

about 1845

Married Malinda NOLASTNAME in Georgia.5

about 1846

Birth of daughter Sarah A HORTON in Georgia.5

about 1847

Birth of son David S HORTON in Georgia.5

after 1850

Death of Mary EAST in Georgia.4

about 1855

Birth of son Jesse L HORTON in Georgia.5

about 1860

Died in Marshall County, Alabama.3

Other facts

 

Married Mary EAST

Notes

  • Daniel was the first child of Isaac and Horton and Mary Ann Green, daughter of Meshack Green and Lucretia Franklin.

    Children of Isaac Horton and Mary Green are:
    i.   Daniel Horton, born 1796 in Pendleton, South Carolina; died 1860 in Marshall, Alabama; married (1) Mary "Polly" East; married (2) Malinda Aft. 1854.
    --  Ancestors of Janet Lee Jinkins, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/l/Janet-J-Culp/GENE1-0013.html

    Daniel and his wife Mary East are enumerated in the 1850 census in Gwinnett County, Georgia, not far from both their parents.

    1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, page 389, Hse/Fam #939
    Daniel Horton 54 M  Farmer $250 Real Estate b SC [b abt 1796]
    Mary Horton 60 F  b SC [b abt 1790]
    F Marion Horton 18 M  Farmer b GA [b abt 1832]
    Elizabeth Horton 20 F  b GA [b abt 1830]

    Mary's parents are enumerated on the same page with them.  This is actually her step-mother, since in fact her birth year based on her age her is after Mary's birth date!  Patience is 38 years younger than Benjamin, according to this census.

    1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia, 25 September, page 389, Hse/Fam #944
    Benjamin East 88 M  Farmer $No Real Estate b VA [b abt 1762]
    Patience East 50 F  b SC [b abt 1800]

    A genealogy provides the names of Daniel and Mary's children:

    Daniel Horton, born 1796 in Pendleton, South Carolina; died 1860 in Marshall, Alabama. He was the son of 240. Isaac Horton and 241. Mary Ann Green. He married 121. Mary "Polly" East.
    Spouse:  Mary "Polly" East, born 1790 in South Carolina; died 1854 in Gwinnett Co., GA.

    Children of Daniel Horton and Mary East are:
    i.   Thomas Horton, born 1815; died Bef. 1860.
    ii.   William Horton, born 1819; died Bef. 1850.
    iii.   James Horton, born 1820; died Unknown.
    iv.   Eliza Ann Horton, born 1821; died Unknown.
    v.   Jeffrey Horton, born 1822 in Georgia; died 1888 in Blount, Alabama; married (1) Mary White; married (2) Elizabeth White Aft. 1849; married (3) Josephine Bullard December 27, 1887 in Nectar, Alabama.
    vi.   Abraham Horton, born 1823; died Unknown.
    vii.   George Washington Horton, born 1825; died Unknown.
    viii.   Augustine Horton, born 1827; died Unknown.
    ix.   John Horton, born 1829; died Unknown.
    x.   Elizabeth Horton, born 1830; died Unknown.
    xi.   F. Marion Horton, born 1832; died Unknown.
    xii.   Isaac N. Horton, born 1832; died 1927
    --  Ancestors of Janet Lee Jinkins, http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/l/Janet-J-Culp/GENE1-0011.html#CHILD131331

    I wonder why this last child here, Isaac N Horton, does not show up on the 1850 census, if he was a twin to F Marion, who is reported in that census.  This genealogy says he lived until 1927, so if he was born in 1832, why was he not listed in the 1850 census?

    The 1860 census reports three other children not showing up on this list.  Sarah A was born about 1846, David S about 1847 and Jessee L about 1855.  The genealogy cited just above says Mary died in 1854, and other genealogies report that Daniel married his second wife Malinda "after 1854."  This should mean that any children born before 1854 were Mary's children, or were Malinda's children whom Daniel adopted.

    But Mary was born in 1790.  When Jesse was born in 1855 or so, Mary would  have been 65 years old!  She was not Jesse's mother!  When Sarah was born in about 1846, she would have been 56, making it very unlikely that she is the mother of any of these three younger children.  Mary was in the 1850 census, and her last child reported there was born in 1832.  So Mary was still living and married to Daniel when the oldest children in the 1860 census were born.

    All these three children in the 1860 census are the children of Malinda.  Perhaps when Daniel married Malinda, he adopted her three children, or perhaps she was already married to a Horton and the children already had that last name.  Finally, it is possible that Jessee is the child of both Daniel and Malinda, if they married about 1854.  I do not have an exact birth date for Jesse.

    1860 Federal Census, Marshall County, Alabama, 14 July, Eastern Division, PO Big Spring, page 30, Hse/Fam #199
    Daniel Horton 64 M Farmer $0 Real Estate $335 Personal  born South Carolina [b abt 1796]
    Malinda Horton 45 F born South Carolina Cannot read or write [b abt 1815]
    Sarah A Horton 14 M born Georgia [b abt 1846]
    David S Horton 13 M born Georgia [b abt 1847]
    Jessee L Horton 5 M born Georgia [b abt 1855]

    This census tells us that Daniel and Malinda did not move to Alabama until after Jesse's birth in about 1855.  All these children were born in Georgia.

Sources

  • 1. 1850 Federal Census, Gwinnett County, Georgia
    • 25 September, page 389, Hse/Fam #939
  • 2. 1860 Federal Census, Marshall County, Alabama
    • 14 July, Eastern Division, PO Big Spring, pae 30, Hse/Fam #199
  • 3. Genealogy.com Trees
  • 4. World Family Tree Vol. 53
    • http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/u/l/Janet-J-Culp/GENE1-0011.html#CHILD131331
  • 5. 1860 Federal Census, Marshall County, Alabama
    • 14 July, Eastern Division, PO Big Spring, page 30, Hse/Fam #199

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