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- He appears on the 1840 Pike county census and the 1850 Pike census, p. 184.
1840 Pike county
p. 373, line #6
Ephraim FRIZZEL age 20-30 (b. 1810-20)
female age 15-20 (b. 1820-25)
(no children, but 2 slaves)
1850 Pike county
p. 184, #651
Ephraim FRIZEL 35 GA
Mary, 29 SC
Cordelia, 10 "
Temperance, 08 "
Catharine, 07 "
Ephraim, 05 "
Jacob, 03 "
Eliza, 01 "
[note that these dittoes must be inaccurate: Ephraim married Mary DERRICK 19 Dec 1839 in Montgomery Co., and appears in the 1840 Pike Co. census -- these children were born in AL, not SC! -- see 1860 census]
1860 Pike Co., AL (western div., P.O. Bruceville) [since 1866 in Bullock Co] p. 80, #529
Ephraim FRIZEL, 48 GA
Mary M., 38 SC
Delia E., 19 AL
Temperance A., 18 AL
Catharine J., 17 AL
Ephraim E., 13 AL
Jacob H., 12 AL
Eliza D., 11 AL
Mary M., 09 AL
Julia M., 07 AL
Lucretia A., 05 AL
Elizabeth, 03 AL
Thomas B., 6 mo. AL
Tempy, 17 AL
Elgena? A., 16 AL
Sersiegn? (m), 25 AL [who is this?]
between Tempy and Elgena(?) is written the word "nieces"; I saw references in the Pike Co. Probate Minutes indicating that Ephraim was the guardian of Tempy J. and E. A. FRIZZLE--surely they were the two youngest daughters of Jason & Utha (see 1850). Obviously, Ephraim and Jason both named daughters "Temperance" and they were about the same age. Temperance "A." (who married in 1861, as per previous correspondence) apparently belonged to Ephraim, while Temperance "J" was Jason's, who became a ward of her uncle Ephraim's after Jason's death.]
Cynthia Kirkland wrote: Tempy J. and Elzena were nieces, both daughters of his brother, Jason, who died a year earlier. Ephraim was appointed their guardian Oct 4 1862 (Pike Co. AL General Estate Book 16).
J. Sovreign, age 25, was also listed in their household as a farm laborer, no relation that we know of.
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