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- 1850 census, MS, Wayne, (M432-382, p.262A), 10/16/1850
McCall, David, 36, M, farmer, SC
McCall, Nancy, 60, F, NC
McCall, Aiseneth, 24, F, MS
McCall, Thomas, 16, M, laborer, MS . . .
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Duncan McCall's slaves were partitioned to his heirs on August 12, 1846, according to probate records discovered by Homer Gene McCall, a descendant of Lufkin, Texas. The division read:
"An account of the Division of the Slaves belonging the [to] the Estate of Dun?can McCall deceased amongst the Heirs of Said deceased divided on the 12th day of August AD1846 by T. A. McRae, Neil McRay, John Gordon and William McDougle, divisors:
Names of Heirs Names of Slaves drawn by each
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Mrs. Nancy McCall - Manerva $400
Ester - 100 - $500
David McCall - John - 550
Jerry - 100 - 650
Philip McInis - William - 600
in right of his wife - Harry - 100 - 700
R. D. McCann - Susan - 375
in right of his wife - Lucy - 275 - 650
Daniel McCall - Mariah - 400
Joe - 200 - 600
Asenath McCall - Nancy - 400
Dolly - 150 - 550
James McCall - - Peter - 500
Sandy - 150 - 650
Thomas McCall - Adaline - 400
Sam - 100 - 500
The land of Duncan McCall was surveyed by Daniel Kelly March 28, 1848, apparently in preparation for estate settlement.
Nancy McCall, "the wife of Duncan McCall departed this life on the 20th day of December AD 1852, age about 61 years," according to the bible of her son, Daniel Claudius McCall.
Children born to Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall include:
David McCall born in 1814
(daughter) born about 1815
(daughter) born about 1816
James E. McCall born about 1820
Daniel Claudius McCall born September 24, 1824
Asenath McCall born in 1826
Thomas D. McCall born in 1834
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1880 census, MS, Wayne, beat 4
R. C. Shumak 59 (Asenath)
Kitsann Shumak 24
D. T. Shumak 22
H. D. Shumak 21
A. H. Shumak 16
C. N. Shumak 4 (grandson?)
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