| Name |
Loranza Dow ROBERTS |
| Born |
Abt 1820 |
, , North Carolina  [1] |
- 1820, NC -> The Heritage of Bradley County
|
| Gender |
Male |
| Census |
1830 |
McMinn County, Tennessee [2] |
- John Roberts was enumerated as head of household (there are two John Roberts in the county, but this one seems more likely). The household includes one male under five (likely Monteville, 3), one male age five to ten (likely Loranza, 10), one male 10 to 15 (likely Snelson, 15), one male 40 to 50 (likely John, 44), one female under five (possibly Posey, 0), one female 15 to 20 (likely Salina, 19), and one female 30 to 40 (likely Rebecca, 34). There are no slaves.
|
| Census |
1840 |
, Bradley, Tennessee [3] |
- John Roberts was enumerated as head of household. The household includes on male under five (likely John M, 4), two males five to ten (likely Martin Marion, 8 and Harnett, 8), one male 15 to 20 (probably Monteville, 13), one male 20 to 30 (likely Loranza, 20), one male 50-60 (likely John M, 54), one female under five (likely Mary Jane, 2), one female five to 10 (likely Posey, 10), one female 10 to 15 (unknown), one female 15 to 20 (unknown), and one female 40 to 50 (likely Rebecca, 44).
|
| Census |
1850 |
, Bradley, Tennessee [1] |
- in household of Andrew Slaughter and Salina Roberts
|
| Died |
Bef 1860 [1] |
- "Loranzo must have died before 1860 as Catherine was recorded as head of household on Bradley County census of 1860."
|
| Notes |
- Name:
Loranzo Dow Roberts -> The Heritage of Bradley County
Connection to parents:
Named as a child of John Roberts and Rebecca Sammons -> The Heritage of Bradley County
|
| Person ID |
I2466 |
Kendrick-Hemphill |
| Last Modified |
14 Oct 2011 |
| Father |
John M ROBERTS, b. Abt 1786, , , Virginia , d. Between 1850 and 1860, , probably Bradley, Tennessee (Age ~ 64 years) |
| Mother |
Rebecca SAMMONS, b. Abt 1796, , , North Carolina , d. Abt 1861 (Age ~ 65 years) |
| Married |
Abt 1812 |
, , probably North Carolina |
| Family ID |
F64 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Abt 1820 - Bef 1860 (~ 40 years)