Based upon the birthplaces listed for this Garrett family in the census(es), a basic time line of the family's residences was developed:
South Carolina [ca 1814 - 1830/33]
Tennessee [ca 1834 - 1836]
Georgia [ca 1836 - 1839]
Alabama [ca 1839 - 1842]
Arkansas [ca 1843 - ]
Living with Cas & Artilla Garrett in 1850 were their children, as well as Thomas Garrett, age 24, and the Frusun family. Who were the Frusuns? There are few other Frusuns found other than the 1850 census. Was the name Freshour or Fraser, or something else? Was Artilla Garrett a Frusun? Or was Elizabeth Frusun a Garrett? Or neither...or both?
1850 Arkansas Census Poinsett Co., Greenfield Twp.
Garrett, Cas 36,
" Artilla 34,
"Mary A 15,
"Martha E. 13,
"Henry J. 11,
"George W. 7,
"Susan S. 2,
" Thomas 24,
FRUSUN, Andrew J. 28,
" Elizabeth M 26,
" Anjaline 8,
" Mary J. 6,
" Daniel J.D. 4,
" Caroline 3 NC/TN
When the 1860 census was taken, the Garrett children were orphans and the Frusun family was not found.Garrett, Cas 36,
" Artilla 34,
"Mary A 15,
"Martha E. 13,
"Henry J. 11,
"George W. 7,
"Susan S. 2,
" Thomas 24,
FRUSUN, Andrew J. 28,
" Elizabeth M 26,
" Anjaline 8,
" Mary J. 6,
" Daniel J.D. 4,
" Caroline 3 NC/TN
Here is a GenForum query I posted in 2003 regarding the Cas Garrett family and wondered if they were living with the Caswell Garrett family in Lowndes Co., Alabama, when the 1840 census was taken. And I'm still wondering! From the query:
Is it possible that in the 1840 census a Joseph C. (Cas) Garrett family was living with the Caswell Garrett family of Lowndes Co., AL? After subtracting the Caswell Garrett family members enumerated on the 1850 AL Census from the 1840 AL census, there was still “room” for the members of the Cas Garrett family listed below. Cas Garrett’s family was in Alabama around 1840 since his son, Henry J. Garrett, was born in Alabama ca 1839, so if they were not with the Caswell Garrett family, where were they?
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