The family lived at Yancey County, North Carolina in 1840. They had a female slave, between ages 10 to 23, also living with them.[5]
By 1850, they lived in Cherokee County,[1]
where they owned one male slave, 20 years old, probably to help work the farm.[6]
Sometime between 1851 and 1856, they left North Carolina and migrated to Missouri. The group included Bailey's parents and possibly some of his siblings.[7]
The family is found on a farm in the 1860 census in Hartville, Wright County, Missouri, where they reported owning real estate valued at $600 and personal estate of $500.[2]
She and Bailey probably both died in Wright County before 1870.[8]
Neither of them have been found after the 1860 census.
Sources
↑ 1.01.11850 U.S. Census, Cherokee County, NC, population schedule (digital image), accessed 3 Jul 2011 at FamilySearch.org; citing National Archives micropublication M432, roll 625; E.D. not stated, stamped page 53, dw.#694, fam.#694, household of Baily Connelly; Rebecca Connelly, age 40, born NCarolina.
↑ 2.02.11860 U.S. Census, Wright County, MO, population schedule (digital image), accessed 3 Jul 2011; Hartville P.O., page 22, dw.#140, fam.#137, household of Baily Conolly; Rebecca Conolly, age 49, born NC.
↑ Missouri State Archives, "Missouri Death Certificates 1910-1969," online images, accessed 23 Aug 2020; Margrett Mingus, cert.#14009, died 06 Apr 1927, Webster Co., Finley Twp., names parents as Bailey Conley (born NC) and Margrett Ervin (born NC)
↑ Burke County, NC, marriage bond (image), 08 Nov 1832, Bailey Connelly and Rebecca Erwin, Volume A C (pages unnumbered, image 301 of 1590); North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, Wake, NC, USA; viewed at Ancestry.com on 01 Jan 2017, North Carolina, Marriage Records, 1741-2011; bond was witnessed by J. Erwin, Deputy Clerk
↑1840 U.S. Census, Yancey County, NC, population schedule (digital image), accessed 01 Jan 2017; page 4 (handwritten), images 6-7 of 71, line 29, household of Baley Connelly
↑1850 U.S. Census, Cherokee County, NC, Slave Schedule (digital image), page unnumbered, following page with handwritten #421, image 3 of 5, accessed 10 Feb 2018 at FamilySearch; slave owner Bailey Connelly, 1 slave, age 20, male, black.
↑ Their youngest child was born ca 1851 in NC, Cyrus died 1856 in MO.
↑ Unknown author, Ancestors of Fay George Smith and Amy Jewel Anderson, unsourced, limited distribution, 27 pages plus pedigree charts, photocopy mailed ca 1990s to Joyce Rivette by Melissa Fay Jones; p.32.
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