William Jack SHELNUTT and Jane

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Husband William Jack SHELNUTT-[2217]

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          AKA: SHELNUT
         Born: Feb 15, 1852 - Franklin Co, Georgia
   Christened: 
         Died: Sep 25, 1926 - Baldwin Co, GA
       Buried:  - Old Blue Creek Baptist CC, White Co, GA

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       Father: Joseph S. SHELNUT-[785] (1819-1900)
       Mother: Anne "Ann" HARRIS-[1156] (1830-      )

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     Marriage: Cir 1870 -  [MRIN:711]

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 Other Spouse: Martha WRIGHT-[2218] (1864-1927) - 1893 - Georgia [MRIN:710]

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Wife Jane-[2223]

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         Born: 1852 - GA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 

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Children

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1 F Laura SHELNUT-[2224]

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         Born: 1872 - White Co, GA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 

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2 F Fanny SHELNUT-[2225]

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         Born: 1874 - White Co, GA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 

       Spouse: Wesley MASSEY-[2233] (      -      )
         Marr: 1893 - Franklin Co, GA [MRIN:713]

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3 M Jesse SHELLNUTT-[2226]

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         Born: Oct 1875 - Franklin Co, GA
   Christened: 
         Died: 
       Buried: 

       Spouse: Mrs. Mary E SHELLNUTT-[2232] (1878-1960)
         Marr: 1898 - of> Franklin Co, GA [MRIN:712]

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General Notes (Husband)

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In 1880c, Blue Creek, White Co, William J. was listed age 28 [born 1852], Jane 28, Laura 8, Fanny 6 and Jesse 3. Children placed in Orphanage, Toccoa, Stephens Co. (a) Jesse found in orphanage 1920c, born 1910???---
1900c William J, Nov 1854, age 45, White Co, GA, Wife Martha born May 1861--Married 15 years and six children, all living - 1910 census White Co list William J. 'Shelnut' 64, and Martha age 40, married 17 years, seven children, all living.- 1920c list William born 1854, Martha born 1865. In 1930 census Blue Creek, White Co, William J. should have been age 58 and Martha 40 - married 17 years (1893).

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General Notes (Wife)

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No info on Jane but three children went to orphanage in Toccoa.

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General Notes for Child Jesse SHELLNUTT-[2226]

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Jesse used two "L"s and two "T"s in 1900c. (Shellnutt)