1920 U.S. Federal Census – Georgia, Clayton, Jonesboro, District 64Sheet No. 3B – Enumerated on 20 January 1920Roundtreeb(?) Road My grandfather, Lish Askew, was only 12 years old on the date of enumeration for this census year. Life is indeed … Continue reading
1930 U.S. Federal Census – Georgia, Fulton, Atlanta, District 0137Sheet No. 28B – Enumerated on 14 April 1930Eden SE – X marks the house number In April of 1930, my grandfather, Lish Askew and his first wife, Mary (MNU) were … Continue reading
1940 U.S. Federal Census – Georgia, DeKalb, Emory, District 44-16Sheet No. 61A – Enumerated on 4 April 1940Briarcliff Road – No house number In April of 1940, my grandfather, Lish and his second wife, Lady Beatrice (Ingram) were living with … Continue reading
In May of 1815 Edgecombe County court records recorded Artis Clark (Clark Artis), an eight-year-old “girl of color” as being bound as an Apprentice to Josiah Askew. He entered into a bond of $500.
My “A Second Look” project has moved on to the 1840 United States Federal Census for Josiah Askew II.
Skinfolk and Kinfolk 