Family:Robert Reeves and Mary Reeves (1)

Reaves Birth List

List of Dates of Birth for Children of R. Reeves

List of Reaves Births [2] Date: unknown, handwriting and paper suggest late 19th century John W. Reaves was born July 26 1842 Newton L. Reaves was born October 1 1844 Mary A. Reaves was born April 21 1846 Elizabeth Reaves was born March 15 1848 Rebecca Reaves was born October 6 1850 Thomas Jefferson Reaves was born October 17 1851 Samuel Major Reaves was born October 21 1853 Daniel Edward Reaves was born July 20, 1857

1850 in Jasper County, Mississippi

Mississippi Enumeration of Educable Children, 1850

1850 Mississippi Enumeration of Educable Children [4] Date Received: 18 Sep 1850 Enumeration Place: Township 1, Range 12E, Jasper, Mississippi Robert R. Reaves, 1 child 6-8 years old

1850 Census in Jasper County, Mississsippi

1850 Census in Jasper, Mississippi

1850 Census in Jasper county, Mississippi [2] Date: 30 Oct 1850 Census Place: Jasper, Mississippi Robert R. Reaves, 42, Farmer, SC Mary, 25, MS John W., 8, MS Newton L., 6, MS Mary, 4, MS Elizabeth, 2, MS Rebecca, 11/12, MS Mary Cooper, 70, KY[5] Sarah A., 18, MS Nancy, 16, MS

1860 Census in Catahoula Parish, Louisiana

1860 Census in Catahoula Parish, Louisiana

1860 Census in Catahoula Parish, Louisiana [3] Date: 27 Aug 1860 Census Place: Pine Woods District, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana R Reaves, 47, Lab, SC John, 16, LA Nathan, 14, LA Mary, 13, LA Elizabeth, 12, LA Rebeca, 10, LA Thomas, 9, LA Samuel, 7, LA Daniel, 3, LA

1.   Reaves Birth List.
   
2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Jasper, Mississippi, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   74B, 1850.

   Roll: 374
   Dwelling: 586; Family: 604

   
3. ↑ Catahoula, Louisiana, United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule
   549B, 1860.

   Pine Woods District, Funny Louis Bayou PO, Pg No. 126
   Dwelling: 923; Family: 900

   
4. ↑ Jasper, Mississippi, United States. Mississippi Enumeration of Educable Children, 1850
   15, 1850.
   
5. ↑ Mary Cooper is included here because she might be an in-law. Although relationships are not included in the 1850 census as they are in later censuses, the fact that she was included in the same dwelling might indicate a familial relationship.