1850 Rockcastle Co Census

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David Proctor 48 KY
Lucy 45
John F. Palmer 22 (son in law?)
James A. 20
Malvina 18
Lucy 15
Mary 13
George 10
Mary 1

hi everyone,
Just passing along a little info I found. David B. Proctor, b. 1802 VA, son of James. went to Indiana circa 1850s. my hunch is he saw war coming and got out. his oldest son, John Churchill went too, and went on to Iowa, and one of his sons ended up in Spokane County WA.

MORGAN COUNTY INDIANA 1870 FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX OF HOUSEHOLDS
PROCTOR David 68 VA Farmer Washington 506 Real Value 6000, Personal Value 1500
PROCTOR Eliza 39 IN second wife
PROCTOR Winona 5 IN Washington 506
PROCTOR Missouri 2 IN
PROCTOR William 24 KY Farmer another son?
MORGAN COUNTY IN. 1880 FED. CENSUS
PROCTOR D. B. 271 4 34 78 VA Washington
PROCTOR G. W. 271 5 37 39 KY Washington
In 1886, 1890 and 1894 each Indiana county compiled enrollment lists of the soldiers, or their heirs, who were eligible for
government pensions. This file lists the Morgan County soldiers who were eligible for pensions in 1890.
PROCTOR George W. Private A 132 Ind. Vol. Civil Washington
George W. b. 1841
Married Elizabeth Preston—Indiana. Children: James Thomas Proctor, b. 1863, died July 13, 1941, Jackson County, IN. Buried
Riverview Cemetery. Burkholder Funeral Home Records

Mary Carson Proctor, b 1804 Pulaski Co. KY died July 1892 and is buried at Elmwood Cem. Mt. Vernon. Tombstone reads Mary Proctor
"Aunt Pop"

And although I haven't found the link between James and George Proctor, I did find out more about George (the rev war vet b. 1742
Caroline Co. VA)
His father was the William P. of Spotsylvania (will, 1753) and maybe you've already read that about his mother being a Bryant with Powhatan Indian grandma or gr grandma.
As for Lee Proctor's recollections about the Proctors being from Griffin, NY, there was/is such a place in Hamilton Co. but I couldn't find much info from the web page.
did find a william proctor on a land grant, circa 1760, I think, so that possibility remains.
So, that's all for now. Going to Alberta Canada in July to see the Calgary Stampede.
Janie,

i have some additional info on david, my ancestor. he went to indiana in the 1850s sometime to Morgan County and died 21 Jan 1881 near Hastings. He had a second wife, Eliza J. b 2 Jul 1829 IN, died 1 Jul 1898 buried same place. they had two daughters, Winona and Missouri.