1820 Bullock Co, GA Federal Census:
2 white Males 10-15
1 White Male 45 or over (Jacob)
2 white Females 10-15
1 white Female 16-25 (Probably a daughter rather that wife.)
1 not-naturalized foreigner
5 Slaves
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Wilbur O. Futch places his birth as about 1780 but I'll stick with 1775 for now.
Thomas was granted land in 1805 in Bryan Co, GA and his name appears on registrants of the1805 Georgia Land Lottery in Land-Grant Records of Bulloch Co. Som e researchers say he moved to Marion Co, MS about 1812. On April 11, 1811 the Governor of issued passports thru Georgia for Thomas Futch and James Tilman from Bulloch County, to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians.
1820 Greene Co, MS Federal Census:
John Futch
2 White Males 10-16
1 White Male over 45 (Thomas)
3 White Females under 10
1 White Female 10-16
1 White Female 26-45
9 Slaves
1830 Greene Co, MS Federal Census:
John Futch Senr.
1 White Male 60-70
1 White Female 10-15
1 White Female 15-20
1 White Female 50-60
14 Slaves
Thomas or John, as he was often called, and his wife are with one male 60-70, one female 50-60, one female 10-15, one female 15-20 and eighteen slaves. Thomas was called John by family members, hense they called their son named John by the name of Jack.
1840 Greene Co, MS Federal Census:
John Futch
1 White Male 80-90
1 White Female 50-60
6 Slaves
Isaac Futch is listed as tax-defaulter in Liberty Co, GA for 1802 and 1803. This probably means he had moved out of the county and they did not know where.
1820 Bullock Co, GA Federal Census:
1 White Male 10-16
1 White Male 26-44 (Isaac)
4 Whire Females under 10
1 White Female 26-44 (Unity)
