Family:Simeon Wilmot and Harriet Redden (2)

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Marriage[6] 11 Sep 1851 Coles, Illinois, United StatesIL State Archives Marriage Database
Census[1] 1855 Coles, Illinois, United States
Census[2] 1860 Douglas, Illinois, United StatesP. O. Oakland
Census[3] 1865 Douglas, Ilinois, United StatesSargent Township
Census[4] 1870 Douglas, Illinois, United StatesP. O. Camargo, Camargo Township
Census[5] 1880 Douglas, Illinois, United StatesP. O. Camargo, Camargo Township
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To check:Jennie Wilmot (1)Born before parents' marriage
References
  1. Coles, Illinois, United States. 1855 Illinois Census, Coles county
    p. 66, 1855.

    Sim Willmot no whites; Negroes and mulattoes - 2 males, 4 Females 6 Total, $25 Value of Livestock. This includes his wife, Harriet Redden, four children (one boy [Isaac] and three girls [Mary, Nancy and Jane]) by her earlier "marriages" or by Sim before they were living together.

  2. Douglas, Illinois, United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule
    p. 11, 3 Jul 1860.

    in T15 N R 14 E Post Office: Oakland; H 666 F 662
    Family 666 House 662 (all considered black; first four cannot read or write)
    Simon Wilmott, age 42, b. in Ky; farmhand; personal property valued $100.
    Harriet age 50 b. KY washerwoman
    Mary age 21 b. IL washerwoman
    Nancy age 16 b. IL washerwoman
    Jane age 14 b. IL
    Alice 3 b. IL (probably the only child who is born to Sim & Harriet)

  3. Douglas, Illinois, United States. 1865 Illnois state census, Douglas County
    1865.

    Sargeant Township. Simion Wilmot, no whites, 4 Free males, 6 free colored females; Total 10 colored; $119 Value of Livestock; $40 Value of grain products.

  4. Douglas, Illinois, United States. 1870 U.S. Census Population Schedule
    p. 277, 1870.

    House 204 Family 204 Camargo Twp., Camargo P. O. Taken 12 Aug 1870
    Wilmot, Simon age 53, Black Day Laborer Real Estate $300 Personal Prop. $200 b. KY cannot read and write (there is a B in the column to identify deaf and dumb, blind, Insane, or idiotic.)
    Harriet age 60 Black Keeping House b. KY cannot read and write (there is a B in the column to identify deaf and dumb, blind, Insane, or idiotic.)
    Jane age 23 Black b. IL
    Sop, J. H. age 14 Mulatto Day Laborer b. S. C.
    They are near their daughter Mary Ann who married James H. Stewart (who are listed as white); and daughter Nancy who married William Kirby. They are in a small enclave of Blacks and Mulattoes, in fact this community is the only people of color in the township.

  5. Douglas, Illinois, United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule
    p. 84, 19 Jun 1880.

    House 229 Family 240 Camargo Twp.,
    Simeon Wilmot Black, age 64, Farmer, cannot read & write, b. KY, parents b. KY
    Harriet black, age 67, wife,keeping house, all b. MD
    Kirby, Walter black, age 19, no relation in Jane?, farm laborer, b. IL, F. b. TN, M. b. IL
    Sarah Stewart mulatto, age 8, granddaughter, at home, b. IL, F b. IN, M b. IL

  6. Illinois State Archives, and Illinois State Genealogical Society. Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900. (Springfield, IL: Illinois State Archives, 1985–Present)
    11 Sep 1851.

    Simeon Wilmot & Harriet Polk 11 Sept 1851 Coles County