John Moseley was born about 1837 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of Anderson Moseley and Lucy Stonecypher.²

On 4 October 1850 John Moseley was enumerated in the household of Daniel Moseley on the 1850 U. S. census for District No 32, Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as John Mosley, 13 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Phoebe Stonecypher, James A Moseley, John C Moseley, Samuel H Moseley, Nancy Moseley, and Samuel Moseley.¹

On 7 July 1851 Daniel Moseley was appointed guardian of John Moseley by the Court of Ordinary, Franklin County, GeorgiaG.³

On 19 January 1852 John Moseley and Nancy Moseley and Samuel Moseley received $770 from the estate of John Henry Stonecypher through Daniel Moseley, guardian and uncle.²

Rachel Crawforde married Anderson Moseley, son of Samuel Moseley and Susannah Bledsoe, on 25 February 1841 in Franklin County, GeorgiaG.¹

Mary Stonecypher was born about 1824 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of Benjamin Stonecypher and Elizabeth Collins.²

On 3 October 1850 Mary Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of Benjamin Stonecypher on the 1850 U. S. census for District No 32, Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Mary Stinecipher, 26 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Collins, John G Stonecypher, Garnett Stonecypher, Sarah Stonecypher, and Benjamin Stonecypher.²

On 9 August 1860 Mary Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of Benjamin Stonecypher on the 1860 U. S. census for Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Mary Stonecypher, 30 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Collins.¹

On 29 July 1870 Mary Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of Benjamin Stonecypher on the 1870 U. S. census for Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Mary Stonecyfer, 45 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Farm Laborer. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Collins, Emaline Collins, and Elizabeth Collins.³

Emaline Collins was born about 1844 in GeorgiaG.¹

On 29 July 1870 Emaline Collins was enumerated in the household of Benjamin Stonecypher on the 1870 U. S. census for Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Emeline Collins, 26 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Farm Laborer. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Collins, Mary Stonecypher, and Elizabeth Collins.¹

Elizabeth Collins was born about 1866 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of Emaline Collins.¹

On 29 July 1870 Elizabeth Collins was enumerated in the household of Benjamin Stonecypher on the 1870 U. S. census for Franklin County, GeorgiaG, as Elizabeth Collins, 4 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Collins, Mary Stonecypher, and Emaline Collins.¹

Elizabeth Stonecypher was born about 1796 in GeorgiaG.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis.³

Elizabeth Stonecypher married James Smith say 1815.¹

Elizabeth Stonecypher was enumerated during 1840 on the 1840 U. S. census for District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as head of family Elizabeth Smith. Enumerated in this family were: 1 Free white persons, males, at least 5 and under 10 years old, 1 Free white persons, males, at least 15 and under 20 years old, 1 Free white persons, females, at least 40 and under 50 years old, 3 Total Persons, 1 Persons employed in Argriculture.⁴

Elizabeth Stonecypher married Amos Hill on 28 January 1843 in Rabun County, GeorgiaG.⁵

On 1 September 1850 Elizabeth Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of Amos Hill on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Elizabeth Hill, 55 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were James A Smith.¹

On 19 January 1852 Elizabeth Stonecypher and Amos Hill received $770 from the estate of John Henry Stonecypher.³

On 25 July 1860 Elizabeth Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Elizabeth Hill, 64 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Old Lady. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, and Nancy C Crow.⁶

Amos Hill was born about 1775 in North CarolinaG.¹

Amos Hill married Elizabeth Stonecypher, daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis, on 28 January 1843 in Rabun County, GeorgiaG.²

Amos Hill was enumerated on 1 September 1850 as head of household on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as Amos Hill, 75 years old, birthplace of North Carolina, occupation of Farmer, value of real property $600. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Stonecypher and James A Smith.¹

On 19 January 1852 Amos Hill and Elizabeth Stonecypher received $770 from the estate of John Henry Stonecypher.³

James Smith married Elizabeth Stonecypher, daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis, say 1815.¹

James Smith died before 1843 Died before his wife married Amos Hill 28 Jan 1843.²

James A Smith was born about 1833 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of James Smith and Elizabeth Stonecypher.¹

On 1 September 1850 James A Smith was enumerated in the household of Amos Hill on the 1850 U. S. census for Militia District 509, Rabun County, GeorgiaG, as James A Smith, 17 years old, occupation of Farmer. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Elizabeth Stonecypher.¹

Mary Smith was born about 1821 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of James Smith and Elizabeth Stonecypher.¹

Mary Smith married James A Crow on 22 November 1838 in Rabun County, GeorgiaG.²

On 25 July 1860 Mary Smith was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Mary Crow, 39 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Housekeeping. Also enumerated in the household were Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

James A Crow was born in 1815 in South CarolinaG.¹

James A Crow married Mary Smith, daughter of James Smith and Elizabeth Stonecypher, on 22 November 1838 in Rabun County, GeorgiaG.²

James A Crow was enumerated on 25 July 1860 as head of household on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as James A Crow, 45 years old, birthplace of South Carolina, occupation of Farmer, value of real property $2500, value of personal property $1929. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

Benjamin S Crow was born about 1840 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of James A Crow and Mary Smith.¹

On 25 July 1860 Benjamin S Crow was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Benjamin S Crow, 20 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Day Laborer. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

Margret Crow was born about 1842 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of James A Crow and Mary Smith.¹

On 25 July 1860 Margret Crow was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Margret E? Crow, 18 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

Laura C Crow was born about 1846 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of James A Crow and Mary Smith.¹

On 25 July 1860 Laura C Crow was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Larua C Crow, 14 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

James A Crow was born about 1850 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of James A Crow and Mary Smith.¹

On 25 July 1860 James A Crow was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as James A Crow, 10 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, Sarah Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

Nancy C Crow was born about 1852 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of James A Crow and Mary Smith.¹

On 25 July 1860 Nancy C Crow was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Nancy C Crow, 8 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Sarah Crow, and Elizabeth Stonecypher.¹

Sarah Crow was born about 1848 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of James A Crow and Mary Smith.¹

On 25 July 1860 Sarah Crow was enumerated in the household of James A Crow on the 1860 U. S. census for Habersham County, GeorgiaG, as Sarah I Crow, 12 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Smith, Benjamin S Crow, Margret Crow, Laura C Crow, James A Crow, Elizabeth Stonecypher, and Nancy C Crow.¹

Sarah Stonecypher was born about 1805 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis.²

Sarah Stonecypher married Obadiah Waters say 1825.²

Sarah Stonecypher was enumerated on 1 August 1860 as head of household on the 1860 U. S. census for James Town, Smith County, TexasG, as Sarah Waters, 55 years old, birthplace of Georgia, value of real property $400, value of personal property $400. Also enumerated in the household were Lucy Waters, Harriet Waters, and Columbus Waters.¹

Obadiah Waters married Sarah Stonecypher, daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis, say 1825.¹

On 19 January 1852 Obadiah Waters received $770 from the estate of John Henry Stonecypher through Daniel Moseley, attorney in fact.¹

Lucy Waters was born about 1842 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of Obadiah Waters and Sarah Stonecypher.¹

On 1 August 1860 Lucy Waters was enumerated in the household of Sarah Stonecypher on the 1860 U. S. census for James Town, Smith County, TexasG, as Lucy Waters, 18 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Harriet Waters and Columbus Waters.¹

Harriet Waters was born about 1843 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of Obadiah Waters and Sarah Stonecypher.¹

On 1 August 1860 Harriet Waters was enumerated in the household of Sarah Stonecypher on the 1860 U. S. census for James Town, Smith County, TexasG, as Harriet Waters, 17 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Lucy Waters and Columbus Waters.¹

Columbus Waters was born about 1850 in GeorgiaG.¹ He was the son of Obadiah Waters and Sarah Stonecypher.¹

On 1 August 1860 Columbus Waters was enumerated in the household of Sarah Stonecypher on the 1860 U. S. census for James Town, Smith County, TexasG, as Columbus Waters, 10 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Attended school within the year. Also enumerated in the household were Lucy Waters and Harriet Waters.¹

Frances Stonecypher was born about 1800 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis.²

Frances Stonecypher married Moses Smith say 1821.¹

On 29 November 1850 Frances Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of Moses Smith on the 1850 U. S. census for Jackson County, GeorgiaG, as Frances Smith, 50 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Also enumerated in the household were Mary Ann Smith, Malachi Smith, Elizabeth Smith, John H Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, Martha Ann Smith, Salina H Smith, Rebecca L Smith, and Henry Kerby.¹

Moses Smith was born about 1800 in GeorgiaG.¹

Moses Smith married Frances Stonecypher, daughter of John Henry Stonecypher and Nancy Curtis, say 1821.¹

Moses Smith was enumerated on 29 November 1850 as head of household on the 1850 U. S. census for Jackson County, GeorgiaG, as Moses Smith, 50 years old, birthplace of Georgia, occupation of Farmer, value of real property $2500. Also enumerated in the household were Frances Stonecypher, Mary Ann Smith, Malachi Smith, Elizabeth Smith, John H Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, Martha Ann Smith, Salina H Smith, Rebecca L Smith, and Henry Kerby.¹

On 18 February 1852 Moses Smith received $520 from the estate of John Henry Stonecypher.²

Mary Ann Smith was born about 1828 in GeorgiaG.¹ She was the daughter of Moses Smith and Frances Stonecypher.¹

On 29 November 1850 Mary Ann Smith was enumerated in the household of Moses Smith on the 1850 U. S. census for Jackson County, GeorgiaG, as Mary Ann Smith, 22 years old, birthplace of Georgia. Could not read or write. Also enumerated in the household were Frances Stonecypher, Malachi Smith, Elizabeth Smith, John H Smith, Sarah Ann Smith, Martha Ann Smith, Salina H Smith, Rebecca L Smith, and Henry Kerby.¹