Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Bill’s Family - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
William C. Bayne was born in 1811 at OH, USA. He married Caroline Nevill on 3 April 1834 at Brown County, OH, USA. William C. Bayne appeared on the census of 1850 at Jackson Twp, Brown County, OH, USA. The census lists the family as: William C. Bayne, 40, Male White, OH, Farmer; Caroline, 40, Female White, OH; Latetia, 18, Female White, OH; Celia, 16, Female White, OH; Tamson, 13, Female White, OH; Thomas, 11, Male White, OH; Silas, 4, Male White, OH, Listed as a farmer with real estate worth $1,000.. He appeared on the census of 1860 at Pleasant Ridge, Livingston County, IL, USA. The census lists the family as: Census listed him as a farmer with real estate worth $1,000.. He died in 1864 at Brown County, OH. He was buried at Evergreen Cemetery, at El Paso, Woodford County, IL, USA, .
William and his wife Caroline first appear in the Census records of 1850 for Jackson, Brown Co, OH. The records show that William is a farmer with real estate valued at $1,000. By 1860, they moved to Pleasant Ridge, Livingston Co, IL. He is still a farmer with real estate valued at $1,000.
William and Caroline are documented in two books on the history of El Paso. William purchased Lot 12, Block 44, on Oct 20, 1856 from George L. Gibson, a co-founder of the town. On this lot he erected a house, the first to be completed in El Paso. The house was destroyed by fire in 1890, but a new house was built on the same site. Caroline was living in this house in 1896.
Caroline was listed in the 1870 Census of El Paso as head of household, living with daughter Tamsen.
When Caroline died she left her property to her children and her pastor at the Methodist Episcopalian Church. In 1896 the property at 198 South Walnut street was listed as the home of her daughter Celia Hodge.I is possible that Latetia and Celia Ann had another mother as Internet Postings give the 1834 marriage date and there is a break in births between Celia Ann and Tamsen.
William and his wife Caroline first appear in the Census records of 1850 for Jackson, Brown Co, OH. The records show that William is a farmer with real estate valued at $1,000. By 1860, they moved to Pleasant Ridge, Livingston Co, IL. He is still a farmer with real estate valued at $1,000.
William and Caroline are documented in two books on the history of El Paso. William purchased Lot 12, Block 44, on Oct 20, 1856 from George L. Gibson, a co-founder of the town. On this lot he erected a house, the first to be completed in El Paso. The house was destroyed by fire in 1890, but a new house was built on the same site. Caroline was living in this house in 1896.
Caroline was listed in the 1870 Census of El Paso as head of household, living with daughter Tamsen.
When Caroline died she left her property to her children and her pastor at the Methodist Episcopalian Church. In 1896 the property at 198 South Walnut street was listed as the home of her daughter Celia Hodge.I is possible that Latetia and Celia Ann had another mother as Internet Postings give the 1834 marriage date and there is a break in births between Celia Ann and Tamsen.
Spouses
1Caroline Nevill 
337, N140, 4481, F
337, N140, 4481, FMarriage3 Apr 1834, Brown County, OH, USA
ChildrenLatetia (Hellen) , 4482, F (1832-)
Celia Ann , 4473, F (1832-1902)
Tamsen (Tamsey) A. , 4483, M (1842-)
Thomas H. , 4484, M (1844-)
Silas Taylor , 4485, M (1847-1927)