1860 Mortality Schedule
Barbour County, Alabama

                          

Name

Age
Sex

Mar.
Widow

Born
In

Month
Died

Occupant-
ion

Cause of death

   Days Ill

 

Sarah Cleghorn

2F  

Al      

Aug   Infl.bowels 2wk  

Walter McGinty

8M     JUN   Nerv cong.fev 7  
Lacey Hidrick

10m,
F

 

 

MAY

  Convulsions

3hr

 
Edward Fenn

6,M

 

 

AUG

  Infl.throat

7

 
Samuel W. Lewis

1,M

 

 

MAR

   

14

Martha Cummings

1,F  

 

  JUL   Thrash 3wk  

E.G. Bishop

47,M Mar GA FEB   Dissipation sudd  

Martha Adams

38,F

Mar

 

MAR

 

Dropsy chest

3mo

 
Daniel E.Kindall 1,M  

Al

AUG

 

Typh.fev

1mo

 

John D. Lowman     .  

26,M  

SC

FEB carpenter cong lungs 6  
Anna Vining      14,F   Al Sept   dis heart life  
Samuel Vining        64,M,

Wid

GA

Apr

Carpenter

Apoplexy

inst

 
John N. Copeland ,      48,M Mar SC JULY Merchant Paralysis 18mo  

Henrietta Wells  

7,F  

 

SEPT

 

Cong.chills

3

 
Frances M. Horn      1,F  

Al

JUNE

 

dysentery

20

 
Catharine McKay     

35,F

 

Ga

JAN

  Ulcer 8mo  
Isabella C. Owens     16,F   Mass AUG   Cong.chills 3  

Samantha A. Nolin       

4,F

  Al

JULY INfl. brain 3  

George W. Pippin  

1m,M Al JULY Dis from birth
Chritian McLean

75,F

Wid

Scot

SEPT

Bill fever

9

Drucilla Glover     

69,F Mar Tenn Jan tumor  in side 8  

James Bullard 

17,M
,mu
Ga MAR unknown 8
Daniels McSwain 82,M

Mar

Scot

NOV

8

Nancy Potts ,  51,F

Mar

Ga

AUG

typh.pneu

  11

Susan F. Sheppard    . 

11,F

Al

NOV

Bill fev

14

Stephen Watters

35,M Mar

SC

OCT   Infl.rheu 2mo  

James Silas

52,M Wid Ga   farmer dissipation 365  

Milton A. Browder     
58,M,

Mar

NC

JULY

planter

cong.fever

20

 
Mary A. Browder ,    

44,F

Wid

Nc

DEC

 

consumption

indef

 
Roscoe Thomas     

2,M

 

Al

AUG

 

Elizabeth Marshal

60,F Mar

SC

FEB   Apoplexy    
Allen Marshall     .  25,F, Mar Ga Jan   Typhoid fev 10  
Martha Reynolds      1,M

 

Al

NOV

 

Infl  bowels

4wk

 
J.J. Lowman       67,M,

Mar

SC

MAR

plantar

unknown

sudd

 
Sarah Ryan 3mo,F

 

Al

MAR

 

Pneumonia

1wk

Thomas Bobbett    

66,M, wid

NC

APR farmer   1wk  

Julia A. Flowers  

30,F Mar AL FEB   unknown 1wk  
Anna Bailey      7mo,F

 

Al

AUG

 

dyhorrhoe

7wk

 
William Hill      2,M

 

Al

MAR

 

dropsy chest

3mo

 
William Hudgins        23,M

 

SC

MAY

farmer

infl rhue

6wk

Epthposey Head      

76,F, Wid

Ga

MAY   pnuemonia 16  

Sarah L. Smith      

32,F, Wid Ga APR   typh pneu 8  
Matilda J. Glass     18,F

 

Al

NOV

 

horse fall

inst

 
John Bullock  18,M

 

 

APR

 

thph pneu

  8

 
John Fuquay  1,M

 

 

OCT

 

burnt

30

 

Cornelia McMurry  

4,F "  

 

MAR     infl. brain 5  

Washington Howell ,      

40,M Mar Ga

APR

farmer pneumonia 16  
Sarah F. Standifer    8mo,F

 

Al

FEB

 

whoop cgh

5

 
Zelphey Dubose     

49,F,

M

SC

OCT

 

paralysis

365

 
Mary Bullock ,    

45,F

Mar

Ga

MAY

 

unknown

2yr

Catharine Cochran     

33,F, Mar "

      

MAY consunption 2yr  

A.D. Cooper

59,M, MAR farmer typh,pneu 9
Henry H. Fields     34,M

Mar

Va

MAY

bookkpr

Dropsy brain

8mo

Hepsey Windham  

40,F

Mar

SC

SEPT

bill.fever

30


Comments

The only diseases which prevailed to any unusual extent are typhoid fever and pneumonia among blacks who are engaged in railroad work where much exposed to damp and dysentery or diarrhea among children, E. G. Bishop was found dead after being drunk overnight. Y. L. Barnes committed suicide by deliberately blowing his brains out, domestic troubles and perhaps dissipation were no doubt the cause. #29 (not shown) A slave child burnt by its clothes taking fire. #14 (not shown) Creasy, an old negro, partially deranged, rambled off from home and in attempting to cross a large creek fell in and was drowned. #19 (not shown) July , another old negro went to bed well at night and was found dead next morning, her husband though in bed with her did not discover that she was dead until sometime after he rose in the morning. #31 (not shown) An infant one year old was overlaid by its mother, #17 and #18 (not shown) were both probably overlaid or smothered by their mother, and it is rather remarkable the number of infant slaves that are smothered or overlaid by their mothers. #22 J. J. Lowman. This was a remarkable case and he died under circustamstances which induced some of his friends to suppose that he was poisoned by someone who desired to get his property, but after an examination (postmortem) nothing was found to confirm it. The mortality in my division is small in proportion to the population and when those are deducted who have died from accidental or unknown causes it will be seen that the Eastern Division of Barbour Will compare favorably, in general health, with any other portion of our state. E. E. Carpenter, Ass't Marsh.


The Western Division

Name

Age
Sex

Mar.
Widow

Born
In

Month
Died

Occupat-
ion

Cause of death

   Days Ill

 
Hansford E. Miller         21,M   Al Sept Law Stud typh fev 42  
Bemjamin Screws 46,M mar NC Aug Hotel Kpr   90  
Lula T. Wood      5mo,F

 

Al

Mar

  unknown

10

 
H. B. Fenn Mar 29,M,

 

 

Apr

Physician Paralysis

4

 

William D. Browden   

5,M     Jan   croup 1  

  Susan Baker 

5mo,F  

 

Apr

 

pneunonia

9

 
Julia McCree    50,F

 

Ga

Aug

 

drop.chest

28

 
James B. Bishop     1,M

 

Al

Nov

 

Infl.brain

28

 

  R. P. Haigler 

17,M

 

Ga

Feb

   

1

W. J. Kilpatrick     

8mo,M

 

Al

Aug

 

uknown

90

Tibitha Danford   

70,F, wid NC Dec     4  

John Valentine      

20,M   Al Jan Farmer pneuonia 8  
James McSwean      84,M

 

Scot

Mar

 

cold

13

 
Mary J. Harrison    

19,F,

 

Al

Mar

 

fever

21

 
Mary E. Harrison 6mo,F

 

 

Jan

 

Infl.bowels

30

Isabella Lang 

14,F     Jan     8  

Duncan McNab       4

63,M, Mar Scot May farmer broken hip    
Stephen Watley ,      33,M

Mar

SC

Oct

mechanic

unknown

90

 
Comfort McRae    65,F,

Mar

NC

Mar

 

pleurisy

9

 
George McRae "   28,M

 

 

Dec

  rheumatism 4
William M. Morris     62,M, Mar

  SC    

Apr farmer apoplexy 1  
A. D. McRae     48,M   NC Jan farmer murdered    
Elizabeth Anglin    

 

this

line was not completed      
  Franklin Anglin     54,M,

Mar

NC

Dec

farmer

apoplexy

   
Martin D. Martin    

50,M,

mar

NC

Mar

 

farmer consumption

12

Matta Shaw     3,F  

  AL

June   typhoid  fev 8  
William Shaw      45,M, Mar NC Feb teacher unknown    
Clarinda Doster   

6,F

 

AL

Mar

  burnt    
Joseph Cox      40,M,

Mar

NC

Feb farmer consumption

30

 
Jesse Sutton ,    67,M

Mar

NC

Jan

farmer

Newralgia

90

Mary Deshazo   

2,F

  AL   

Mar burnt 1  

Joseph Cox ,      

40,M Mar SC Jan farmer liver 30
Sarah Danford      1mo,F

AL

Dec

gravel

5

Benjamin W. Thomas      4,M

AL

May

fever 10
Mary L. Abran     1,F AL Aug unknown 28
Henry W. Swean    " 4mo,M  

AL

June     12  

Bryant Jenkins   

1mo,F   AL Mar     6  
Samuel J. Bullard   hives  10mo,M

 

AL

Dec

 

fever

2

 

  Charity Stewart   cong. 

32,F,

Mar

SC

Sept   chill 7  
William R. Favours      38,M

Mar

GA Feb farmer consumption 12

Elizabeth Miller      

38,F, Mar

GA

Apr   apoplectic fit    

Joanna S. Smith      

1,F   AL May   Dysentery 14  
John D. Hightower   1,M

 

AL

   

teething

14

 
Henry L. McTyer      38,M

 

SC

July

plantar

Typh.fev

21

 
Martha Jordan      9mo,F

 

AL Aug   teething

30

Julia Pipkin  

1,F  

AL

July   infl.brain 5  

William W. Smith   

2,M

 

AL

    diarrohea 50  
Abner H. King     42,M

 

GA

Jan   farmer 24  
Jesse D. Faulk      6mo,M

 

AL

Apr   bronchitis 35  
John M. White   July lawyer cold 3 40,M

 

GA

       
Richmond T. Bailey      73,M, Mar

NC

Sept

farmer

cong. chill

5

 

Arthur Lott   

75,M, Mar

SC

Aug

  spinal dis. 60  
Washington White       38,M,

Mar

AL

Oct

mechanic consumption 40  
Thomas S. Avant   5,M

 

AL

Sept

  bill. pneu. 12  
Thomas Clark   cholera 9 1,M

 

 

Jan

     
Daniel N. Grissett    11mo,F   AL June   flux 8  
Marion W. Grissett     72,M, Mar AL June   brain fever 3  
Alice Pearson      23,M

 

AL

Sept

 

pneumonia

15

 
Buckner Bass      72,M,

Mar

VA

Jan farmer unknown 3  
William G. Lowman    23,M

 

SC Aug   clerk cong brain 12
Joseph Payne    12,M   AL Aug   unknown sudd    
Mary E. McLeod      1,F   AL Aug   diarrhea 3mo  

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