Life History

Notes

• 1850 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee, 1 November, District 14, no page #, Hse 734
  Joseph Fogg M 46 Farm [sic] $4500 Real estate b Virginia
  Mary L Fogg F 34 North Carolina [b abt 1817] [This is Mary Sledge Fogg]
  William Fogg M 18 Farm Tennessee
  John Fogg M 16 Farm Tennessee Attended School
  Mary Fogg F 10 Tennessee  Attended School [This is Mary Louise Sledge's daughter Mary L, whose middle name may also be Louise, reported in 1860 as Mary Barnett, wife of Samuel D Barnett]
  Joseph Fogg M 8 Tennessee Attended School
  Christiana [Dixie] Fogg F 1 Tennessee
  Edward Fogg M 1mo Tennessee
  
  Tennessee, Marriages, 1851-1900
  Mary L Fogg [dau of Joseph Fogg and Mary Louise Sledge]
  Spouse Samuel D Barnett
  Marriage 25 May 1857 Madison County, Tennessee
  
  In the 1860 census, Mary Fogg is enumerated as M L Barnett, the wife of S D (Samuel Davidson) Barnett.  She is 20 years old, matching her 1850 enumeration with her parents, when she was reported as 10 years old.
  
  1860 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee, 30 August, Post Office Cotton Grove, District 14, p 236, Hse #1689, Fam #1723
  S D Barnett 27 M Merchant [b abt 1833] Real Estate $400 Personal $6000 Tennessee
  M L Barnett 20 F b Tennessee
  R B Barnett 30 M Real Estate $400 Personal $2500 b Tennessee
  
  Mary's widowed mother is living 4 houses away with most of her children in the household.  Her mother's name is also Mary.
  
  1860 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee, 30 August, Post Office Cotton Grove, District 14, p 236, Hse #1686, Fam #1712
  Mary L Fogg 40 F Farmer Real Estate $12,000 Personal $10,000 b North Carolina
  Joseph Fogg 18 M b Tennessee
  Christena Fogg 10 F b Tennessee
  Edwin Fogg 8 M b Tennessee
  Albert Fogg 6 M b Tennessee
  Gilbert Fogg 1 M b Tennessee
  Taylor Fogg 1 M b Tennessee
  Duncan Stewart 23 M Overseer b Alabama
  
  Mary's widowed mother and younger sublings are living two houses away.  Her mother was enumerated as Mary L Fogg.  The Slave Schedule of the 1860 census reports that Mary's mother, Mary Fogg, owns 23 slaves.
  
  1860 U.S. Federal Census - Slave Schedules
  Slave Owner Mary L Fogg
  Female
  Dist no 14, Madison, Tennessee
  All Slaves Owned:
  Age Gender
  45 Male
  45 Female
  37 Male
  37 Male
  30 Male
  30 Male
  24 Male
  22 Male
  13 Male
  14 Male
  38 Female
  40 Female
  45 Female
  17 Female
  16 Female
  12 Female
  10 Female
  5 Female
  3 Female
  8 Male
  1 Female
  8 Female
  1 Female
  
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  WILLIAM PEARSON (1810-1878) and his wife, ELIZA (WILLIAMS) PEARSON, lived in a log-house located in the central-southern section of the old Goodrich tract and his sons with their families lived on opposite sides of the tract - J. D. and Cornelia Pearson on the west; John S. and Martha Pearson on the east.
  
  The three Pearson men sold a four-acre parcel along the south side of the Jackson-Lexington Road and a half-acre lot on a spring that fed into Trace Creek, in the crease of a hollow south of the four-acre parcel, January 1, 1868 to Mary L. (Fogg), wife of Samuel D. Barnett, a veteran of the recent Civil War (Captain, Co. H, 51 Inf. Regt., CSA), a younger brother of John M. Barnett long a prominent farmer north of Claybrook; for $162.50.
  
  With this purchase went the timber on the nearby "old" Keith place, except for the oak and chestnut trees fifteen or more inches in diameter, three feet from the ground.  A right of way was also provided for a wagon lane, access to the mill site being projected from the main road.  The Barnetts built a frame house on the four-acre parcel and a steam saw-grist-cotton gin on the half-acre lot that same year.  The mill was known for many years thereafter as the Claybrook Mill.
  
  On December 13, 1869 the Barnetts sold to Evander M. Betts their new house and four acres on the main road and their steam mill and the timber on the nearby Keith place, for $2950.  There were still large stands of fine virgin hardwood in this area. The Betts family lived in Claybrook for years but E. M. "Vander" Betts sold a half-interest in the steam mill to the three Pearson men, father and sons, June 21, 1871, along with half of the timber on the former Keith farm.
  --  Our Claybrook Heritage, (Madison County, Tennessee), By Jonathan K. T. Smith (published by K. T. Smith, 1993), p 9. http://www.tngenweb.org/records/madison/history/claybrook/clayb-09.htm, accessed 10 October 2017
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  In 1870, Sam and Mary are living in Jackson, the county seat of Madison County.
  
  1870 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee, 18 July, District 7, PO Jackson, page 20, Hse #127, Fam #135
  S D Barnet [sic] 38 M W Farmer $2000 Real Estate $500 Personal  b Tenn
  M Barnet 30 F W born Tenn
  
  After Sam's death in 1878, Mary married J D Bradley in 1879.  In 1900 they were still in Madison County, living in Jackson, where J D was a retail merchant.
  
  1900 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee, 7 June, Jackson Ward 3, District 109, page 7A, 173 Hurt St, Hse #125, Fam #143
  Hackney, J D Head W M  Sept 1834 65 Married 21 yrs TN TN TN Retail Merchant
  Hackney, Mary Wife W F Feb 1844  56 Married 21 yrs [mar abt 1879] 2 children/1 living TN TN TN
  Brown, Delia C F Servant 1844  1 Widow TN TN TN Cook
  Brown, Fred Servant C M 1878  5 [no marital status] TN TN TN Laborer
  Brown, Rena Servant C F 1883  4 Single TN TN TN Nurse
  
  J D died in 1902, according to the death date on his gravestone.  He is buried in Riverside Cemtetery in Jackson, Tennessee.  In 1903 Mary was listed in the Memphis, Tennessee, City Directory as the widow of J D Hackney.  This is the last Tennessee record found for Mary.
  
  U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  Memphis, Tennessee, City Directory, 1903, p 459
  Hackney Mary L (wid of Joseph D) bds 390 Madison
  
  When we discovered Mary in her daughter's home in Oklahoma in 1910, we surmised from other famliy data that Mary apparently moved with her daughter's famliy when they moved to Indian Territory in 1905.  They were all reported in the Shawnee, Oklahoma, City Directory in 1906 and 1907.  In 1946 Hattie gave testimony in Probate Court that they had moved to Oklahoma in 1905.
  
  U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  Shawnee, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1906, p 92
  Hackney Mary L (wid of Joseph D) r 425 N Beard
  (Her daughter Hattie Rowland and famliy were also listed in this directory at the same address)
  
  U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  Shawnee, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1907, p 105
  Hackney Mary L (wid of Joseph D) b 602 N Broadway
  (Her daughter Hattie Rowland and famliy were also listed in this directory at the same address)
  
  1910 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, 4 May, Shawnee Ward 6, District 227, page 8B,  602 Broadway St, Hse #170, Fam #172
  Rowland, T D Head  M W  37  Married 15 yrs MS MS MS Medical Doctor Owns
  Rowland, Hattie B [Harriet Barnett] Wife F W 32 Married 15 yrs 6 child/3 living TN TN TN
  Rowland, A B Son M W 14 15 yrs TN MS TN
  Rowland, Anna Dau F W 12 TN MS TN
  Rowland, Elizabeth Dau F W 3 OK MS TN
  Hackney, Mary L Mother-in-law F W 70 Widow TN TN VA
  Edwards, E S Boarder M W 24 Single TN TN VA Bank Clerk
  Rowland, A B Boarder M W 254 Single TN MS TN Office Clerk
  
  Based on the ages and birth states of the children here, and other records, we originally estimated  that they moved from Tennessee to Oklahoma between in 1905, and this was corroborated when we found Taz Rowland's will and probate records.  Therein, Hattie testified that they had moved to Oklahoma in 1905.
  
  Mary L Fogg Barnett Hackney
  Birth Dec 11, 1839
  Death Nov 30, 1913
  Parents:
  Joseph Fogg (1803 - 1859)
  Eliza E. Fogg (1811 - 1844)
  Spouses:
  Samuel Davidson Barnett (1833 - 1878)
  Joseph D Hackney (1836 - 1902)
  Siblings:
  Fredonia E Fogg Person (1857 - 1920) Half-sibling
  Taylor Hutch Fogg (1860 - 1928) Half-sibling
  Gilbert N Fogg (1860 - 1919) Half-sibling
  Burial Fairview Cemetery, Shawnee, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, USA
  Maintained by Find A Grave, Originally established by MillieBelle Nov 13, 2010
  --  Find A Grave Memorial #61542064, https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=61542064

Sources

• 1. 1860 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee
  • 30 August, Post Office Cotton Grove, District 14, p 236, Hse #1689, Fam #1723
• 2. 1870 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee
  • 18 July, District 7, PO Jackson, page 20, Hse #127, Fam #135
• 3. 1850 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee
  • 1 November, District 14, no page #, Hse 734
• 4. 1900 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee
  • 7 June, Jackson Ward 3, District 109, page 7A, 173 Hurt St, Hse #125, Fam #143
• 5. 1910 Federal Census, Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma
  • 4 May, Shawnee Ward 6, District 227, page 8B,  602 Broadway St, Hse #170, Fam #172
• 6. Find a Grave Memorial Registry
• 7. Oklahoma, Wills and Probate Records, 1801-2008
• 8. U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  • Shawnee, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1907, p 188
• 9. U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  • Shawnee, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1907, p 105
• 10. U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  • Memphis, Tennessee, City Directory, 1903, p 459
• 11. Tennessee, Marriages, 1851-1900
• 12. TNGenWeb
• 13. Tennessee, State Marriages, 1780-2002
• 14. U.S. City Directories, 1822-1995
  • Shawnee, Oklahoma, City Directory, 1906, p 92
• 15. Gravestones of Pottawatomie County
• 16. 1900 Federal Census, Madison County, Tennessee
  • 8 June, Jackson Ward 3, District 109, page 9B, 173 Hurt St, Hse #79, Fam #94
• 17. Obituaries from Tennessee
• 18. Genealogy Trails