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NORTH CAROLINA CENSUS OF - 1850

Bobbitt Family Records

TYRELL COUNTY CONTINUED:

Luther Babbitt was from the Massachusetts Babbitt family. He was the first member of the northern Bobbitt-Babbitt family to live in North Carolina. He arrived in North Carolina in 1846. See records of another northern family in Wake County 1850.

WAKE COUNTY - formed in 1770 from Cumberland, Johnston, and Orange Counties.

Family # 949, counted September 21, 1850.

Willie Bobbitt (Overseer)          21 (1829) North Carolina 
Drady (Parker) Bobbitt             35 (1815) North Carolina 
Moriah Bobbitt                        13 (1837) North Carolina 
Sophonia Bobbitt                    11 (1839) North Carolina 
Ann Bobbitt                              6 (1844) North Carolina

Willie Bobbitt and Drady Parker were married on November 17, 1849 in Orange County. We think that Willie was a son of Arthur and Moriah Bobbitt of Orange County.

Many of the Orange County records are missing. We know that there were numerous Bobbitt families living in Orange County who have not been counted in any of the census records.

 

Family # 394, counted September 4, 1850

John B. Bobbitt (Teacher)           63 (1787) North Carolina 
Harriet (Balridge) Bobbitt            60 (1790) North Carolina 
Isabella Powell (student)             17 (1833) North Carolina 
Sarah Beckham (student)            17 (1833) North Carolina
Martha Bobbitt                           25 (1825) North Carolina
Margaret Newberry (student)        7 (1843) North Carolina
Osker Rand (student)                17 (1833) North Carolina 
Nathan Patterson (student)        14 (1836) North Carolina 
William Collins (student)           11 (1839) North Carolina 
John Carpenter (student)           20 (1830) North Carolina 
James Carpenter (student)         12 (1838) North Carolina
Alexander Sanders (student)     20 (1830) North Carolina

John B. Bobbitt was a son of Turner and Elizabeth Bobbitt. He married Harriet Balridge on June 10, 1816 in Franklin County. John and his wife were among the first educators in North Carolina. They ran an Academy in Franklin and Wake Counties. Both John and his wife died and were buried in Wake County, near Raleigh.


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