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Enumerated June 28, 1860
  by E. R. Ives.
Lake City Post Office Continued

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Dwelling Family Surname Name Age Gender Race Occupation Real Estate Personal Estate Place of Birth Comments
  PARNELL, Selina M. 2 Female         Florida  
228   CLARK, Thomas W. 28 Male   Farmer $150.00 $250.00 South Carolina  
  CLARK, Sarah A. E. 32 Female         South Carolina  
  CLARK, Ellen L.? 9 Female         South Carolina  
  CLARK, Joshua B. 7 Male         South Carolina  
  CLARK, R. Jane 6 Female         South Carolina  
  CLARK, Louisa A. 4 Female         South Carolina  
  CLARK, Henry E. 1 Male         South Carolina  
229   SMITH, Isaac 62 Male   Farmer $5,000.00 $7,000.00 North Carolina  
  SMITH, Bryant  22 Male   Farm Laborer     Florida  
  SMITH, John 20 Male   Farm Laborer     Florida Attended School Within The Year
  SMITH, Isaac D. 17 Male   Farm Laborer     Florida Attended School Within The Year
  SMITH, Elizabeth 14 Female         Florida  
230   WALKER, David 49 Male   Farmer $5,000.00 $1,425.00 Georgia  
  WALKER, Tempy 46 Female         Georgia Attended School Within The Year
  WALKER, Flemming B. 24 Male   Farm Laborer     Florida  
  WALKER, Leonard F. 21 Male   Farm Laborer     Florida  
  WALKER, David L. 17 Male   Farm Laborer     Florida  
  WALKER, John D. 13 Male         Florida Attended School Within The Year
  WALKER, Mathew A. 12 Male         Florida Attended School Within The Year
  THOMPSON, Sarah D. 17 Female         Georgia  
  LONG, Mary M. 12 Female         Florida  
231   SMITH, Jessie 37 Male   Farmer $1,000.00 $400.00 South Carolina Cannot Read and Write
  SMITH, Elisabeth 36 Female         Georgia Cannot Read and Write
  SMITH, James 8 Male         Georgia Attended School Within The Year
  THOMPSON, Mary A. 19 Female         Georgia  
232 Note #1 HAVERS,(HAVEN), William [written Wm] 30 Male   Farmer $300.00 $200.00 Georgia See note #1, bottom of page.
  HAVERS,(HAVEN), Sarah (nee BRYAN) 30 Female         North Carolina Cannot Read and Write
  HAVERS,(HAVEN), John S. 13 Male         Florida  
  HAVERS,(HAVEN), Maria 10 Female         Florida  
  HAVERS,(HAVEN), William 8 Male         Florida  
  HAVERS,(HAVEN), Charles  5 Male         Florida  
  HAVERS,(HAVEN), Mahalia 1 Female         Florida  
233   JOHNS, Jerry 35 Male   Carpenter   $150.00 Florida  
  JOHNS, Martha 10 Female         Florida  
  JOHNS, James 6 Male         Florida  
  JOHNS, William 5 Male         Florida  
234   PARNELL, Calvin 44 Male   Farmer $350.00 $215.00 South Carolina  
  PARNELL, Nancy A. 45 Female         South Carolina Cannot Read and Write
  PARNELL, Jacob R. 17 Male   Farm Laborer     South Carolina Attended School Within The Year
Note #1: The HAVERS should read HAVEN. Richard White, originally submitted information on this family. He believes this is William George HAVEN, the brother to his 2nd great-grandfather, John Shephard HAVEN.  John S., the son, is John Shepherd "Shep" HAVEN, named after his father's brother by the same name. Shep served in the 1st Florida Reserves under the Confederacy. John Shepherd Haven (the elder) along with his brother (listed here as the head of household) William George Haven, served in Captain Charles Geddes Campbell's Independent Company of Georgia Siege Artillery, which garrisoned Confederate Fort Ward at the old Spanish fort... San Marcos de Apalachee, at St. Marks, Florida. William George probably only briefly, maybe a week or two after the Battle of Natural Bridge. Both John Shepard & William George Haven served for two enlistments in the militia in the 2d Seminole War... one each in a Georgia unit & in a Florida unit. Their father, Andrew Haven, died while serving in the Florida Mounted Militia, on 22 May 1838. He had served in the SC militia in the War of 1812 and was apparently born in Maryland. 
Additional Information on this family provided by Thomas D. Santa Cruz. The HAVEN family was living in Columbia County in 1850, but that part was Suwannee County by 1860.  The HAVEN family moved onto bounty land by 1860.  The family was located near where now I-10 & I-75 intersect, just southwest of the intersection.  By 1870 the family had moved to Cedar Key. Sarah, wife of William George HAVEN was Sarah BRYAN, the daughter of  John BRYAN, who is found on page 215 of the 1860 Census.

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