1789 Spanish Census for Tombigbee District

The Tombigbee District was an area mostly on the west side of the Tombigbee River in Alabama; it was first opened to settlement by British colonists under the Treaty of Mobile, negotiated between the British government of West Florida and the Choctaw at a Native American congress held in Mobile in March–April 1765. The British had “acquired” this territory from France in 1763 through the Treaty of Paris, after they defeated France in the Seven Years’ War. They also acquired other French territories in North America east of the Mississippi River.

The Spanish took a number of censuses during their periods of colonial control (1565-1763 and 1783-1821). The following is an extraction of the 1789 census for the area known as Tombigkee District or Tombigbee District.

1789 Census

NameAgeMarriedSpouses Age
Carlos Hall41X37
Vicenie Walker28
Guillermo Walker40
Franco Paiban33
Guliiermo Dreuo41
Juan Manden27X22
Mia JonesX26
Carlos Canabay34X31
Jorge Bick48X46
Guillermo Cane40X39
Juan Tilis46
Samuel Mims47X22
Adam Hollinger49X19
Cornelius Dunn36X26
Mig Sullon28X20
Juan Johonston37X32
Rubin Dyer40X29
James Frazer22
Benjamin Steran23
Moses Stedan38X39
Abraham Walker39
Josefros Nelson24X32
Naran Lawell31X36
Dabiz Mims33
Josiah Fleicer25
Samuel Lyons41X39
Micara Burfod31X23
Guillermo Tervin45X35
Juan Morgan43
Jorge Fallar32
Jorge Filler25
Guillermo Sabeson23
James Mcbride31
Guillermo Hall26
Guilermo Little29
Eduardo Charlo36
Jose Lauson30
Juan ?37
Juan Dunnefor24
James Barren29
Migl. Hartey35X36
Cornelius Macar36X28
Juan Donaba40
Juan Miguel38X38

1789 Census of Free Blacks and Mulattoes

NameAgeMarriedSpouses Age
Pitisan60X52
Bernardo40
Jose18
Agustin28
Lius19X22
Honore Colin24X2?
Agustin Colin22X18
Pedro Cenon27
Eugenio17X
Henrique Francisco30
Isidore13
Basilio Chastang14
? Landri6
Noel Truller9
Juan Bautista18
Chagues18
Celesten Padilla4
Alexas7
Jacob8

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