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Descendants of Thomas Rayburn

Generation No. 2

2. JOHN MARION² RAYBURN (THOMAS¹) was born 1786 in North Carolina. He married EDITH "EDY"CASON. She was born 1788 in Georgia.

Notes for JOHN MARION RAYBURN:
1850 census Marion Co., Alabama
537-552
John Raiburn-64-m-farmer-NC
Edy-62-f-GA.
John I./J.-33-m-Tenn
James M.-24-Tn
Rebecca-29-MS
Noah D.-17-Ms
Perlina-21-Al
George W.-2-Al
Adah C. 1/6-f-Al
Martha-18-Tn
Adah E.-5-f-Al (possibly Adah Emaline)
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1855 Special Alabama census Franklin Co.
John Rayburn Males Females
Under 21 0 2
Over 21 2 6
Note: This is assumed to be report of John & Edith Rayburn family.
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1860 census, Franklin co., Al. pg. 742
John Rayburn-74-m-farmer-NC
Edith-72-f-GA
John J.-45-m-Tn
Emaline-15-f-AL
Eliza-13-f-AL

Children of JOHN RAYBURN and EDITH "EDY"CASON are:

6.	i.	THOMAS PAYTON³ RAYBURN, b. 1809, Tennessee; d. December 1884, Marion County Alabama; bu. Burnt House cemetery.
7.	ii.	JOHN J. RAYBURN, b. Bet. 1815 - 1817; d. Mississippi.
8.	iii.	JAMES M. RAYBURN, b. 1826, Mississippi.
	iv.	REBECCA RAYBURN, b. 1831.
9.	v.	NOAH D. RAYBURN, b. 1833, Mississippi; d. March 1865, Civil War-Union.

3. HOWELL ADAMS "COLEY"² RAYBURN (THOMAS¹) was born 1793 in South Carolina, and died November 26, 1855 in Dallas, Lafayette Co., MS. He married ELIZABETH LOVING in Lafayette Mississippi. She was born May 31, 1802 in South Carolina, and died June 27, 1882 in Anacoco, Vernon Parish, Louisiana; buried Mitchell Cemetery.

Notes for HOWELL ADAMS "COLEY" RAYBURN:
Census: 1850 Census Lafayette Co. Miss
Fam 833-Howell A. Rayburn 48 m farmer Georgia
Elizabeth 45 f Tenn
Rebecca B. 21 f Miss.
Sarah J 19 f Miss
Nancy 17 f Miss
Robert B. 15 m Miss
Frances M 13 f Miss
Susan 11 f Miss
Stephen 9 m Miss
Merango Hays 12 f
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Howell A. Raburn was born about 1793 in SC. He was married in Cotton Gin Port, Monroe Co., MS to Elizabeth "Bettylu" Loving who was born in SC on May 31, 1802. She died in Anacoco, Vernon Parish, LA on June 27, 1882 and is buried in Mitchell Cemetery. She migrated to LA with her minor children after her husband died Nov. 26, 1855 in Lafayette Co., MS
Howell A. enlisted for six years in the US Army August 9, 1814 in Tennessee before his brothers migrated to Cotton Gin Port MS. He was in the city of New Orleans when the British were defeated there, and later spent two and one half years fighting Seminole Indians in FL. After his discharge as a corporal on August 8, 1819, he joined his brothers Noah, John, and William and sister Rebecca in Cotton Gin Port. His other known brother Benjamin B. Raburn had migrated to Opolouses LA.
Howell and Elizabeth had 13 children. There were three daughters and two sons who died very young.

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In 1850, Howell had 15 acres valued at $30. and farm implements valued at $100. He raised 1500 bushels of corn; no cotton.
Notes Courtesy of Linda Williams - lindawms@vzinet.com

SOURCE: Letter from Steve Saarinen: Phil Campbell AL 35581 dated 21 July 1984

SOURCE: Mississippi Gen. & Local History, Vol. IV, pg. 24: Noah Raburn and Howell Rayburn on 1836 Tax List Pontotoc Co., Ms

SOURCE: Mississippi Genealogical Exchange Vol. 24 No. 4, 1978: Howell A. Rayburn was a Corp in the 7th U.S. Infantry and served at the seige of New Orleans from Dec. 1814 to Jan. 1815 (War 1812)

SOURCE: Mark Rayborn and Rhoda Rayborn, Their Antecedents and descendants by Vada H. Phillips, pg. 10. War of 1812. He enlisted 18 Aug. 1814 in Tennessee and was discharged 203 days later near Mobile Ala. on Feb. 17 1815. He was awarded 160 acres of Bounty land in Anacoca, Vernon Co., LA. Elizabeth Rayburn Anacoca Co. LA filed for pension on July 16 1872. She was 74 years of age.

MARRIAGE: Rayburn, Howell A. and Loving, Elizabeth m. 25 Sept. 1820, Baptist Church of Christ Monroe County, MS.

Tennesseans in the War of 1812 by Bryon & Sistler: Raburn, Howell, Pvt. Regm Commander omitted. Lt. John Scott, Inf.

SOURCE: National Archives Microfilm M-848 Roll #1, pg. 203 - Howell Raborn Vol. 8, pg. 101, Sec NE Twp 4N, Rng 1 E Warrant #23048
Microfilm-848 Roll #11, Warrant #23048 Howell Raborn, Corporal 7th U.S. Infantry in Company commanded by Captain David E. Twiggs. Warrant issued 10 February 1820. (Arkansas)

SOURCE: Arkansas Military bounty Grants (War of 1812), pg. 173-Howell Raborn, Warrant Number 23,648,patent date 1822.

Notes for ELIZABETH LOVING:
Nickname: Bettylu
Buried in Mitchell cemetery. She migrated to Louisiana with her minor children after her husband died Nov. 26 1855 in Lafayette Co. MS.

Children of HOWELL RAYBURN and ELIZABETH LOVING are:

JAMES³ RAYBURN, b. 1826, Monroe Co., MS; d. 1865.

Notes for JAMES RAYBURN:
James was born about 1826 in Monroe Co., MS. He was a Lieutenant in the Confederate Army and died from hardships suffered during the Civil War about 1865 (issue unknown).

SOURCE: Lace@tsixroads.com
Feb. 25, 1999

	ii.		REBECCA B. RAYBURN, b. 1826, Monroe Co., MS.
	iii.		SARAH J. RAYBURN, b. 1831, Monroe Co., MS.
	iv.		NANCY RAYBURN, b. 1833, Monroe Co., MS.
	v.		ROBERT B. RAYBURN, b. 1835, Monroe Co., MS.

Notes for ROBERT B. RAYBURN:
Died as a young man.

SOURCE: lace@tsixroads.com

	vi.		FRANCES MARION RAYBURN, b. September 26, 1839, Mississippi; d. January 28, 1883, Anacoco Louisiana; m. A.J. WELDON, November 26, 1863, Louisiana.
	vii.		SUSAN L. RAYBURN, b. 1843, Lafayette, Mississippi; d. buried in Shreveport, LA.
	viii.		STEPHEN ASBURN RAYBURN, b. March 15, 1845, Lafayette Mississippi; d. March 16, 1914, Beaumont, Texas; m. MARY ANN GERMAN, December 23, 1869, Anacoco Louisiana.

Notes for STEPHEN ASBURN RAYBURN:
Stephen served in Co. G, 26th LA Regiment, Confederate Army under General John C. Pemberton in the Siege of Vicksburg, MS. He died in Beaumont, Tx March 16, 1914.

SOURCE: lace@tsixroads.com

	ix.		UNKNOWN RAYBURN.
	x.		UNKNOWN RAYBURN.
	xi.		UNKNOWN RAYBURN.
	xii.		UNKNOWN RAYBURN.
	xiii.		UNKNOWN RAYBURN.

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