Person:Jacob Sincleair (1)

1830 Census - Washington Co., AR SINCLAIR, JACOB, page 187 male under 5 male under 5 male 5-10 male 30-40 [Jacob] female under 5 [Emily] female under 5 female 5-10 female 20-30 [Margaret]

10 Mar 1838 - Land sold to Edminston Cox, which was deeded to Margaret St. Clair by Christy Harness. Jacob and Margaret Sinclear signed. Witnesses were John Morrow and Marshall Crawford (Jacob's brother-in-law) (Deed Bk B, p. 444 -- source Kith and Kin of Georgia Ridge)

1840 Census - Washington Co., AR, p. 257 - Sinclair, Jacob male 10-15 male 10-15 male 15-20 [John] male 30-40 [Jacob] female under 5 [Amanda] female 5-10 female 10-15 [Emily] female 10-15 female 30-40 [Margaret]

1850 Census - Washington Co., AR, West Fork Twp, 29 Nov 1850, Dwelling and Family 31, line 12 Jacob St Clair (47, TN) Farmer, Emily (22, AR), Amanda (12, AR), Rebecca (7, AR), Isabella (4, AR). Next page at family #40 is Jacob's son John and his family.

Jacob's daughter Elizabeth, age 5, is shown living with Joel and Elizabeth Harrell in the 1850 census

19 Nov 1857, Jacob and Phalby Sinclair deeded land to John Harness (brother of Margaret Jane)

1860 Census - Smith Co., TX, Tyler Twp, p. 174, Dwelling 1205, Line 27 Jacob Sinclair (70, NC) Farmer $500 $500, Falby (40, SC), Felix (12, AL), John (10, AL), Jackson (8, AL)

1. ↑ History of Washington County, Arkansas (Name: Name: Shiloh Museum; Location: Springdale, Arkansas; Date: 1989;;)
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   "Falby and Jacob came to Texas with William (Price Clary) and family and had two children born there. Jacob was killed by a boar hog he owned..."