Person:Mary Ellison (11)

The Mary A. Coker household was enumerated in the 1880 U.S. census in Chattooga County, Georgia as follows: Page 86A, Teloga, District #927, dwelling 185, family 193

• Mary A. Coker, 50, widowed, Farmer, cannot read, cannot write, Georgia, father b. North Carolina, mother b. Georgia
• Francis Coker, male, 13, son, single, works on farm, cannot read, cannot write, father b. Georgia, mother b. Georgia
• Lula P. Coker, female, 11, daughter, single, works on farm, cannot read, cannot write, Georgia, father b. Georgia, mother b. Georgia

Dwelling 186, family 194 Charles Smith, 27, married, Farmer, cannot write, Georgia, father b. North Carolina, mother b. North Carolina Sarah Smith, 20, wife, married, keeping house, cannot write, Georgia, father b. Georgia, mother b. Georgia Mary M. Smith, 11/12, born in July, daughter, Georgia, father b. Georgia, mother b. Georgia

View information regarding the Ellison family here: (http://www.angelfire.com/ga/marilynhouser/index.html).

I have census transcription from unknown person that has added that Sarah Smith's maiden name was Corn and that Minerva Corn, age 56, servant, born in Georgia, parents born in North Carolina was in the household of Charles Smith. Minerva Corn is stated to be the widow of Jesse Corn, who as I recall was also murdered.

The next household, dwelling #187, fam. #195 is the household of Oliver Gilreath, according to this census transcription.

Need to recheck my census copy.