Person:Jonathan Bateman (1)

Watchers
Jonathan Bateman
  • HJonathan Bateman1787 - 1860
  • WZilpha _____1787 - Bet 1850 & 1860
m. 1805 (?)
  1. Stephen BatemanAbt 1808 - Abt 1870
  2. Evan Bateman1809 -
  3. James M. Bateman1818 -
  4. Essais BatemanAbt 1820 -
m. 26 Jun 1858
Facts and Events
Name Jonathan Bateman
Gender Male
Birth? 1787 (?) Perquimans County?, North Carolina
Marriage 1805 (?) Cumberland County, Tennessee(his 1st wife)
to Zilpha _____
Census[2] 1850 Red River County, Texas
Marriage 26 Jun 1858 Red River County, Texas(his 2nd wife, her 2nd husband)
to Jane Unknown
Census[4] 1860 Red River County, Texas
Death? 1860 (?) Red River County, Texas

Red River County, Texas, 1850 ceneus:S2

Bateman, Jonathan 63 yrs Farmer (real estate = $250) b. "Unknown" [added in pencil: "N.C."]
      Zilpha 63 yrs b. North Carolina (cannot read/write)
      Sally Ann 13 yrs b. Texas
      Zilpha 11 yrs b. Texas
      Jonathan 1 yr b. Texas
      Editha 5 yrs b. Texas

Red River County, Texas, 1860 census:S4

Bateman, Jonathan 70 yrs Farmer (real estate = $3,000; personal esstate = $4,000) b. North Carolina
      Jane 40 yrs b. South Carolina
Bruce, Mary 10 yrs b. Alabama
References
  1.   Clarksville, Red River, Texas, United States. Northern Standard (Clarksville, Texas)
    26 August 1848, Aug 1848.

    Appointed administrator for the estate of Isaac Bateman of Red River County. Isaac probably was his brother, but clear evidence is still lacking.

  2. Red River, Texas, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
    p. 211, house/family 224/224.
  3.   Texas. General Land Office. Abstracts of All Original Texas Land Titles Comprising Grants and Locations. (Austin, Texas: Texas General Land Office)
    Patent #808 (Abstract # 83).

    On 29 Nov 1850 he received 3rd Class headright certificate #48 for 640 acres, which he located on the Bowie County line east of Avery.

  4. Red River, Texas, United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule
    p. 84, house/family 353/353.
  5.   Clark, Pat B. The History of Clarksville and Old Red River County. (Dallas: Mathis, Van Nort & Co., 1937)
    p. 3.

    Clark lists him as one of the first settlers, having arrived about 1818.