MISSISSIPPI/SIMPSON CO (made in 1824 from Choctaw Cession,1820)
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FREESTONE CO, TX

HINTON family


1830 SIMPSON CO, MS
  From: Martha Belenchia
       Deltamdb@aol.com
Mary Sellars in Simpson Co. Mississippi  p. 184 (ck 1840 Newton Co., MS, msh) =021/211101=
female 30/40 = 1790/1800
female 15/20= 1810/1815
female 10/15=1815/1820
female 5/10=1820/1825
female u 5=1825/1830
female u 5=1825/1830
male 10/15=1815/1820
male 5/10=1820/1824
male 5/10=1820/1825
1820 WM SELLERS IN COV has 2 female and one male kids?msh also Walter Sellers in 1820 Jeff
next
JOHN MAYES/MAGEE 30/40
SAMUEL BROWN/BROWER 60/70
WILLOBY TULLONS 40/50
CRADDOCKS


1840 SIMPSON CO, MS

1850 SIMPSON CO, MS

Jesse SELLERS 22 MS, LABORER page 298 = (ca1828) where 1860? ck CW, msh
living with
ANNICE WALKER 53 SC (ca1797
PERMELIA 22F MIS
ORANGA 20M MS FARMER
ANNICE 17 F MS
WILLIS 14 M. MS
ASA 12 MS
next
JOHN BROWN 52 GA
next
MARY GOGGAN 54 NC
next
MARY ABERNATHY 44 SC
next
JAMES SELLERS 22 MS ca 1828
living with
JOHN M. BROWN 52 GA
ELIZABETH 47 SC
and kids 20 GA
and kids  14 MS

        From:
             LdyMustang@aol.com
    Reply-To:
             SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com
  This was posted recently on the Brown mailing list, might be of some interest
to someone:

1850 Simpson Co, MS, Page 298, Household, 162

John M. BROWN, age 52, pob GA
Elizabeth, age 47, pob SC
Celia, age 20, pog GA
Dolly, age 19, pob GA
Elizabeth, age 15, pob GA
Lucinda, age 14, pob MS
William, age 11, pob MS
Nancy HERRON, age 11, pog MS
James SELLERS, age 22, pob MS
Preiseilla SELLERS, age 17, pob GA
George W. SELLERS, age 1, pob MS
Thomas J. BROWN, age 27, pob GA
Mary J. BROWN, age 17, pob MS
Elizabeth BROWN, age 5/12, pob MS 


In 1850 they were both in Simpson Co., MS (page 298)

161 - Jesse Sellers   22 M  laborer  MS (ca1828)
(on Annice Walker    43 F  SC)
162 - James Sellers  22 M  farmer  MS   (note: in 1860 census he gives hisage as 2 years older than this)
      Priscilla    17 F   GA
      George W   1 M  MS

From: Becky Lowery RPLowery@aol.com
The following is the information I have on my SELLERS family, taken from
census records starting in 1850, Simpson County, Mississippi.

SELLERS, James  b.  1827, MS, Farmer/Mechanic
Priscilla               b.  May 1832, GA.  Died bet. 1900-1910
George W.               b.  1849, MS
William M.              b.  1851, MS  (m.  5-19-1876, Susan C.  Garrett)
Sarah E.                b.  1853, MS  (m.  5-16-1893 G.G. Sumrall)
Henry C.                b.  1855, MS  (m.  9-23-1876 I.J. Frauser)
Thomas          b.  1864, MS (m.  8-24-1881 C.A. Moore)
Mary                    b.  1866, MS. d.10-9-1933 in Mendenhall, MS (m.  6-11-18857  Jiles C.
Orman)
May                     b.  1869, MS  (m.  11-22-1899 J.C. Roberts)
Hattie                  b.  1871, MS  (m.  1-1-1889 Lafayette Purser)
Mack                    b.  1873, MS (m.  2-27-1896 Narcis Roberts)
Nannie          b.  1875, MS
Francis         b.  1877, MS

1860 SIMPSON CO, MS

James SELLARS page 1
JAMES SELLARS, PAGE 178 WESTVILLE
JESSE SELLARS, PAGE 196
Joseph W. SELLARS page 17 

1860 Simpson Co. MS  page 60
389 - Jesse Sellers   33 M  MS (ca1827)
(on Richard Walker    59 M SC)
269 - James Sellers   31 M mechanic  Value $200   MS page 42 (ca1829)
Priscella   28 F GA
George W  11 M MS
William M   9 M MS (ca1851)
Sarah E    7 F MS
Henry C   5 M MS (ca1855 = doubt if CW,msh)

CIVIL WAR

REGIMENT: Smith's-Turner's Light Artillery Battery Mississippi Date of Organization: 1 Jul 1861 Muster Date: 4 May 1865 Regiment State: Mississippi Regiment Type: Light Artillery Regiment Number: Smith's-Turner's Regimental Soldiers and History: List of Soldiers Regimental History Stone's River after battle report: Reports of Lieut. William B. Turner, Smith's Mississippi battery. SHELBYVILLE, TENN., January 14, 1863. MAJ.: In accordance with Special Orders, No. 2, issued from headquarters artillery, Polk's corps, Army of Tennessee, I have the honor to report that at the battle of Stone's River the company sustained a loss of 1 private killed (Henry Sellers) and 1 sergeant, 1 corporal, and 2 privates wounded, 4 horses killed and 6 wounded. No damage done to carriages or caissons.

 

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From GINNY
                   "English" <english@c-zone.net>
    Simpson Fencibles, Company H, 6th Mississippi Infantry
http://www.hughes.net/~david/simpson/companyh.htm

Sellers, James 1st Lieutenant


This is believed to be James W. Sellers, John's oldest son, and
Irvin's older brother.  He supposely died during the Civil War and his
body was returned home.  He is buried in Zion Hill Cem, Smith Co., MS.  After
the C.W., his son John D., took his mother, Mary, and some of the family
and moved westward and settled in Fairfield, TX.  She died and is buried
in Stewards Mill Cem., TX (d. 6-10-1883)
Linda
"Joseph Chrisman" <jchrisman@worldnet.att.net>

Ginny,
       I have him listed in my family pages, but I have it noted that this
may not be the correct James.  The reason I do count him is because he
married Mary Margaret Speed and family stories connect her to our line.
However, he is 1 of only 2 of the 18 children that I can't pen all the
information down for.  Put him, but place a "?" until we can discover for
sure.
Linda 

1870
Jackson Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1860 Mississippi White Male
Jane Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1863 Mississippi White Female
(ck 1880 Freestone Co., TX) was our name Kezziah Jane?msh)
Kisziah Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1822 Mississippi White Female
Mack Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1860 Mississippi Colored Male
Martha Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1850 Mississippi Colored Female
Mary J Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1856 Mississippi Colored Female
Mary M Hubbard Beat 2, Simpson, MS abt 1860 Mississippi White Female
(ck 1880 Freestone Co, Tx)

 

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1880 Simpson Co. MS ED 101  SH 15 (and more 1880 census below)
Sellers, James  White M 51 MS (ca 1829)
Priscilla, wife, 48 GA
Sarah  D 26 MS
Thomas S 16 MS
Mary D 14 MS
May D 11 MS
Hattie D 9 MS
Mack S 7 MS
Nannie D 5 MS
Francis S 3 MS

Hope this is of some use.  Mary Sellers Orman was the person I was looking
for, and she lived and died right there in Simpson Co.

James Sellers' wife Priscilla was the daughter of John M. Brown who was born
abt 1798 in GA., and Elizabeth (?), born abt 1803 in SC (according to 1850
census).  They must have moved from GA to MS about 1836 since they had a
daughter born about then in MS and one a year older born in GA.

Thanks for your help!!!

Beth
BETH'S PAGE


more 1880 SIMPSON CO, MS census
WM SELLERS 42 AL
FRANCIS 36f NC, WIFE
MILTON 12,
WM 10
JAMES 8
CARRIE 6
HENRY 4
FRANCIS 2F
ANN 5/12

WM SELLERS 28 MS
SUSAN 22 MS
NANNIE 2f MS


1900 SIMPSON CO,MS
THOMAS SELLERS 36 MS
CELIA 40 MS
JAMES 17 MS
MATTIE L. 10 MS (APRIL, 1885)
CORNELIUS 13 MS (NEAL?)
ZERA E. 8 female MS
LULA 7 MS
ESTES 5 male MS

WM M. SELLERS 48 MS
(no wife)
LOU 17 F DAU
JOE 15 MS (ca1885,msh) ck Copiah Co., Ms,msh)
ELIZER 12F MS
WILLIE 9 MS (ca1891,msh) ck Cophiah Co., Ms,msh)
NORMA 4 MS

MACH C. SELLERS 27 MS
NARCIS 32 MS
BERTHA 3 MS
JIM 1 MS
PRESELA 68 GA, MOTHER
NANY L. 25 MS, SISTER
MARY J. ORMAN, 34 MS, SISTER
LEON ORMAN 2 MS , SON?(last name was orman/son of sister's?) 


1910 SIMPSON CO, MS
GEO SELLERS 30 ---
ELIZI 42, WIFE----
JOHN WHITE 19 , SL
JAMES W. WHITE 15 , SL
GEO SELLERS 39 --
PEARLIE 31 , wife ---
EMA 10? DAU
THOMAS J.SELLERS 45 =(HINDS CO, MS)
MACK C. SELLERS = ?
WM M. SELLERS = ?

 

WW 1

Francis Marion Sellers 15 Jan 1878 White Not Stated, Simpson, MS, wife, Nancy A. Sellers, Simpson, MS
James Norris Sellers 28 Jan 1878 White Not Stated, Simpson, MS , nearest relative, Margaret Sellers,Simpson, MS
John A Sellers 26 Aug 1880 White Not Stated, Simpson, MS,nearest relative Mary Angeline Sellers, Simpson, MS
Orange Sellers 15 Aug 1873 Black Not Stated, Simpson, MS , black, nearest relative Anne Sellers, Simpson, MS


BETH - thank you!
On the 1880 census - clear to right hand side - should have told the
states parents were born or was it empty?

I don't have the early marriages for SIMPSON CO, but, I believe we
should look and see who this RICHARD WALKER married - ANNIE? DID you
copy their kids - were they born in MS?
She is old enough to be their mother ? and remarried second time?
a possibility!
and living close to BROWNS in 1840 census!
Thanks for sharing, marie, iowa


 RPLowery@aol.com [mailto:RPLowery@aol.com]
Sent:   Monday, January 11, 1999 12:34 PM
To:     SELLERS-L@rootsweb.com
Subject:        Odell name

I have an Odell middle name for one of my Sellers family.  It is for Julia
Odell Love whose mother was Mattie Sellers.  This is from Simpson County
MS
and I have found the name as a middle name for a descendent of one of the
other Sellers branches of my family.  Finally I noticed on the list here
recently that there were Sellers buried in an Odell Cemetery in SC.  Does
any
one know anything about an Odell connect to the Sellers, especially from
the
Carolinas?

Thanks.

Becky Lowery
rplowery@aol.com


Can you tell me more about Mattie?  The reason I ask is that my Aunt is
named Mattie Lea Sellers.  She was named after her Aunt Mattie
(supposedly,
but possibly a cousin who was close to the family) and her aunt Gettie Lee
Sellers (who is sister to Ernest Talmadge Sellers, son of Hiram Sellers,
son
of Irvin (Ervin) Sellers. . . . just a long shot.

Ginny


      From:
           "Sherri Hall" <ldrbelties@earthlink.net>
 

The following query was published in the Summer 2001 issue of Mississippi
Geneaological Connections.  Some of you may connect.

"Need names of parents of William and Mary Sellars who were in Simpson
County (MS) early.  They are shown on the 1820 census with sons Mack, Jesse,
and James, and several daughters.  One daughter, Elizabeth, m. 1st Abe
Thurmond, 2nd Richard Walker (was his second wife), and 3rd Joe Loftin.  The
Sellars came to Mississippi from South Carolina.  Is anyone working on the
Sellars lineage?  Bobbye Harkins, 4065 Boxwood Circle, Jackson, MS 39211"

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http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.sellers/2227/mb.ashx

Message Board Post:

I have been reading some old posts about this family and thought I would put this info on this list. My husband is descended from the M.K Sellers on the 1840-50 Newton Co. census ,the 1860 Copiah Co. Ms census and the 1870 St.Landry Parish census his name is Mathew Kindrick Sellers born 1816-18.Near him on the census was Mary Sellers and A.S.Sellers age 15-20.Mary ,I believe moved from Simpson Co Ms to Newton.I recently saw in an old account book of James Ellis who owned a boarding ,stable store ect 1838 entries for M.K ,Allen and Sid Sellers I think there was a James E. Sellers as in the 1870 Williamson Co Tx a Benjamin Sellers age 22 is listed in his household.I think there is a connection between all these Sellers .Mary is sill in Newton Co in 1860 with daughters Clarissa,Melissa and Adeline missing is Amanda and Eliza .I would be interested if anyone has any connection to these Sellers.

File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by:
Tina Vickery tsvickery@adelphia.net May 16, 2007, 11:57 pm

SIMPSON County Enlistees, World War II

14010513 SELLERS JAMES W JACKSON MISSISSIPPI 7 8 40 Private Cavalry MISSISSIPPI 16 Regular Army
34139556 SELLERS NEVIL J CP SHELBY MISSISSIPPI 11 2 42 Private Warrant Officers, USA MISSISSIPPI 8 Selectees (Enlisted Men)
34133740 SELLERS STANLEY L CP SHELBY MISSISSIPPI 23 9 41 Private Warrant Officers, USA MISSISSIPPI 19 Selectees (Enlisted Men)
34484689 SELLERS WILLIAM C CP SHELBY MISSISSIPPI 30 11 42 Private Warrant Officers, USA MISSISSIPPI 12 Selectees (Enlisted Men)

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