Treasure Chest Thursday~Marriage, Cook and Lindsay

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State of Kentucky}
Christian County)
         I do hereby certify that in pursuance of a Licensee from the Clerk of Sd County I  Solemnize the rites of Matrimony between James Lindsay & Tabitha Cook on the 18th October 1819.----                                                 Abner Boyd

On 18 October 1819 in Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky, James Lindsay and Tabitha Cook were united in marriage by Abner Boyd. 

Tabitha Cook was a daughter of Daniel Cook , Sr. and his wife Ruth Moultrie. Sometime around 1812 her father, Daniel passed away and her mother Ruth Moultrie Cook moved her family from Chesterfield County, SC  to Trigg County, Kentucky.

I have found very little information about James and Tabitha after their marriage.

But in November 1825 James Lindsay did convey 333 acres of land in Trigg County to his Mother-in-law Ruth Cook (DBook B, page 276 & 277).

This Indenture made this 21st day of November 1825, Between James Lindsay of the County of Trig and State of Kentucky of the one part and Ruthy Cook of the County of Stewart and State of Tennessee of the other part.

There are two James Lindsay’s in the 1820 and 1830 census. In one 1830 Lindsay household James is 70-79 with no wife. In the other, he is 20-29 with a wife the same age. The latter matches what I have as probable birth years for James Lindsay and Tabitha Cook.  

If you are related to James Lindsay or Tabitha Cook I would like to hear from you.

Tabitha Cook Lindsay, the wife of James, is my 1st Cousin 6 times removed.







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Treasure Chest Thursday~Blount and Mary Susan (Cook) Alsobrook

Blount Alsobrook and Mary Susan Cook were married before 1830 most likely in Trigg County, Kentucky. The 1830 Census for Trigg County shows them married with a young female 0-5 years of age in that census. Mary Susan was the daughter of Daniel Cook, Sr. and Ruth Moultrie. Only one known child was born to this union, a son, John Marion Alsobrook, b. 26 December 1834.

About 1812, Daniel Cook, Sr. died in Chesterfield County, South Carolina. After the death of Daniel, Ruth Moultrie Cook, the widow, packed up her family and moved them to Christian County, Kentucky, sometime before October 1816.

Her son, Joseph Moultrie Cook had preceded her to Kentucky. On 10 August 1816 he married Martha “Patsy” Lindsay in Christian County, Kentucky.

About the same time that Ruth left for Kentucky, her daughter Alice and husband William Samuel Sellers migrated from Chesterfield , South Carolina to Wilcox County, Alabama.

Ruth remained in Kentucky until her death after 1830. No exact date has yet been found for Ruth Moultrie Cook. 

The census show us that Blount Alsobrook was in Trigg County,, Kentucky in 1830 and had migrated to Wilcox County, Alabama by 1840. It is believed that they left to join the William Samuel Sellers family after the death of Ruth Moultrie Cook. 

The Mortality Census for 1880 Colbert County Alabama shows that Blount Alsobrook and his wife Mary Susan (Cook) Alsobrook both passed away between 1 June 1879 and 31 May 1880.
Mary Susan (Cook) Alsobrook (Line 13) died October 1879 from Pneumonia. Blount Alsobrook (Line 10) died February 1880 from consumption.
 

Mary Susan (Cook) Alsobrook is my 1st Cousin 6 times removed.





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        1. 1830, Trigg County, Kentucky, population schedule, Trigg County, Kentucky, Page: 29; Line 9, Household of Blount ALSOBROOK; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : viewed 14 Aug 2019 ); citing NARA publication M19_42.
2. 1840 U. S. Census, Wilcox County, Alabama, population schedule, Wilcox County, Alabama, Page: 307; Line 10, Household of Blunt ALSOBROOK; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : viewed 14 August 2019); citing  National Archives Microfilm M704 Roll 16.
3. 1850 U. S. Census, Franklin County, Alabama, population schedule, District 6, Franklin County, Alabama, Page: 173B(stamped); Line 37, Dwelling 110, Family 110, Household of Blount ALSOBROOK; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : viewed 14 August 2019); citing  National Archives Microfilm M432 Roll 5.
4. 1855 Alabama State Census, Franklin County, , Franklin County, Alabama, , Household of Blount ALSOBROOK; FHL microfilm .
6. 1870 U. S. Census, Colbert County, Alabama, population schedule, Township 6 Range 11, Colbert County, Alabama, Page: 71A  (Stamped), Line 9, Dwelling 15, Family 15, Household of Blont ALSOBROOK; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : viewed 14 August 2019); citing National Archives Microfilm M593_10.
7. 1880 U. S.  Census Mortality Schedule, Colbert County, Georgia, mortality schedule, Township 6, Colbert, Alabama, enumeration district (ED) 42, Page 1, Line 10, B. O. Alsobrook; digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : viewed 14 August 2019); citing National Archives Microfilm T655_5.
       8. 1880 U. S.  Census Mortality Schedule, Colbert County, Georgia, mortality schedule, Township 6, Colbert, Alabama, enumeration district (ED) 42, Page 1, Line 13, M. Alsobrook; digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : viewed 14 August 2019); citing National Archives Microfilm T655_5.