Person:Tobias Bloyd (1)
Tobias Bloyd
b.27 May 1784 Maryland
d.11 Oct 1861 Spencer County, Indiana
Parents and Siblings
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m. 1774
  1. Stephen BloydAbt 1775 - 1848
  2. Jacob Bloyd1776 - 1845
  3. Martha Bloyd1779 - Bef 1835
  4. Purnell Bloyd1781 -
  5. Barsheba Alice Bloyd1782 -
  6. Tobias Bloyd1784 - 1861
  7. Eli Bloyd1786 - 1878
  8. William Bloyd, Jr.1790 - Aft 1852
  9. Hester Ann Bloyd1791 - 1869
Spouse and Children
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m. 30 May 1805
  1. Elizabeth Bloyd
  2. Pareen "Pennie" Bloyd
  3. Nancy Bloyd1815 - 1864
  4. Preston Y. BloydAbt 1817 -
  5. Lepina BloydAbt 1821 -
  6. Ibby Ann Bloyd1821 - 1878
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Facts and Events
Name Tobias Bloyd
Gender Male
Alt Birth? 27 Mar 1784 Maryland
Birth? 27 May 1784 Maryland
Marriage 30 May 1805 Green County, Kentucky by William Mathisto Amelia Nancy McMurtry
Death? 11 Oct 1861 Spencer County, Indiana
Alt Death? 11 Oct 1861 Lynnview, Warrick County, IN
Burial? Bloyd Cem., Spencer County, IN
Other? Bloyd CemeteryBuried

Tobias Bloyd b-3/27/1784 in Maryland, on 5/30/1805 he married a Nancy Amelia McMurtry,b-1775, who had earlier been married to a William Goldsby. In 1848 Tubby was living in Warrick County, Lynnview, Indiana.Tubby died 10/11/1861 buried in Boyd cem.in Spencer co Indiana.

1820 Federal IN Census:

Elijah Bloyd, Lawrence County, 9 in family Tubby Bloyd, Warrick County, 7 in family

1830 Census

Tubby, 8 in family

1840 Census

Tubby, SPENCER County, 3 in family

Tubby had a "horsemill" in Hart Township in 1816 (from "History of Warrick County, IN")

Tubby, born 1784 in Maryland, settled in Warrick County, IN by 1820. Previous residence KY (from "Indiana Historical Society")

In Jan 1830 Tubby wrote his Uncle Eli in West Fork, Ark, that he was in Memphis, Tennessee, have gone there with a boat load of hogs to sell. He said that James McMurtry had moved to about 3 miles from his home. On Sep 12, 1848 Tuby wrote to his Uncle Eli from Lynnville, Indiana, that he started on 13 August a year ago from Price McMurtry's (Missouri) for home - through Carroll County, down White River, near Batesville (old acquaintances there), near Pocahontas, 140 miles through Missouri to Cape Girardeau, with son Preston since the previous autumn. He mentioned that James McMurtry had moved into Illinois with part of his children; part still remained at Newburgh on the Ohio. He said that his last daughter Ibby Ann was married about 3 months ago

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