Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Heathcock Genealogy Database - Person Sheet
Spouses
1Dr. Fern H. Hathcock 
529, 4C4R
529, 4C4RBirthca 1815, Bedford Co TN
Death1862-4, Pontotoc MS Age: 47
FatherJohn Hathcock (1770-1842)
MotherMary (Unknown) (1775->1850)
Marriage7 Nov 1841, Bibb Co AL529
ChildrenAndrew Jackson (1842-1894)
James K. P. (1846-)
John T. (1848-)
Mary Ann (Polly) (1850-)
Eliza A. (1852-)
Martha A. (1854-)
Ellender Elizabeth (1856-)
Notes for Lucinda McDaniel
1870 Census of Prentis Co MS
Name Age
Lucinda Heathcock 46
Polly Ann Heathcock 19
Eliza A Heathcock 18
Martha A Heathcock 16
Elander E Heathcock 13
Serena Heathcock. 25
James T Heathcock 4
William A Heathcock 2
Name Age
Lucinda Heathcock 46
Polly Ann Heathcock 19
Eliza A Heathcock 18
Martha A Heathcock 16
Elander E Heathcock 13
Serena Heathcock. 25
James T Heathcock 4
William A Heathcock 2
Notes for Fern H. (Spouse 1)
In about 1818, he moved with his family to Bibb Co AL.529
In 1838 his father John Hathcock mortgaged 120 acres of land, a slave girl named Teaty, one yoke of oxen, 15 head of cattle and miscellaneous household furniture to Fearn Hathcock for $1,600 (equivalent to more than $1,000,000 in modern value).
Fearn H. Hathcock moved with his parents and other members of the Hathcock from Bibb Co AL to Tippah Co MS in about 1842. They appear in the special Tippah Co census of 1845.
Fearn Hathcock is not found in the 1850 census of MS, but he does appear in the 1860 census of Pontotoc Co MS.
1860 Census of Wallerville, Pontotoc Co MS
Name Age
Fern Hathtock 45
Lucinda Hathtock 37
Andrew J Hathtock 18
Jas K P Hathtock 14
John T Hathtock 12
Mary A Hathtock 10
Eliza A Hathtock 8
Martha A Hathtock 6
Elizabeth Hathtock 4
Fearn died between 1860 and 1870, as his wife and surviving children are listed in the 1870 census of Prentiss Co MS.
An unpublished family history written by Minta Lee Crabb Stephens in 1963 recited the following family tradition:
“James Hurd Crabb married the first time Disey _______Cabb. No further information is available concerning her. His second marriage was to Lucinda McDaniel Heathcock, who was born Nov. 15, 1826. The widow of Dr. Heathcock who died as a Surgeon in the Civil War at Pontotoc.”
Since Fern Hathcock lived in Pontotoc at the time of the 1860 census, it is not clear if he was a surgeon and died at home during the Civil War or if there was actually a battle at Pontotoc and Fern was killed in that battle. The most notable Civil War battles in the neighborhood of Pontotoc were the Battle of Tupelo July 14/15, 1864 (General Andrew J. Smith v. General Nathan B. Forrest). Tupelo is 18 miles fro Pontohoc.
In 1838 his father John Hathcock mortgaged 120 acres of land, a slave girl named Teaty, one yoke of oxen, 15 head of cattle and miscellaneous household furniture to Fearn Hathcock for $1,600 (equivalent to more than $1,000,000 in modern value).
Fearn H. Hathcock moved with his parents and other members of the Hathcock from Bibb Co AL to Tippah Co MS in about 1842. They appear in the special Tippah Co census of 1845.
Fearn Hathcock is not found in the 1850 census of MS, but he does appear in the 1860 census of Pontotoc Co MS.
1860 Census of Wallerville, Pontotoc Co MS
Name Age
Fern Hathtock 45
Lucinda Hathtock 37
Andrew J Hathtock 18
Jas K P Hathtock 14
John T Hathtock 12
Mary A Hathtock 10
Eliza A Hathtock 8
Martha A Hathtock 6
Elizabeth Hathtock 4
Fearn died between 1860 and 1870, as his wife and surviving children are listed in the 1870 census of Prentiss Co MS.
An unpublished family history written by Minta Lee Crabb Stephens in 1963 recited the following family tradition:
“James Hurd Crabb married the first time Disey _______Cabb. No further information is available concerning her. His second marriage was to Lucinda McDaniel Heathcock, who was born Nov. 15, 1826. The widow of Dr. Heathcock who died as a Surgeon in the Civil War at Pontotoc.”
Since Fern Hathcock lived in Pontotoc at the time of the 1860 census, it is not clear if he was a surgeon and died at home during the Civil War or if there was actually a battle at Pontotoc and Fern was killed in that battle. The most notable Civil War battles in the neighborhood of Pontotoc were the Battle of Tupelo July 14/15, 1864 (General Andrew J. Smith v. General Nathan B. Forrest). Tupelo is 18 miles fro Pontohoc.
Notes for James Hurd (Spouse 2)
1850 Census of Lawrence Co TN
Name Age
James Crabb 23
Dicy Crabb 20
Hughston A Crabb 2
1860 Census of Lawrence Co TN
Name Age
James H Crabb 33
Dicey Crabb 31
Ananias H Crabb 12
Robt F Crabb 9
Wm Joseph Crabb 7
James W Crabb 4
Amanda C Crabb 1
1870 Census of Prentiss Co MS
Name Age
Elizabeth Crobb 22
Fount Crobb 20
Joseph Crobb 18
Walters Crobb 14
Mandy Crobb 12
Thomas Crobb 10
Elizabeth J Crobb 8
James Crobb 40
Norris Crobb 23
1880 Census of Prentiss Co MS
Name Age
James H. Crabb 53
Lucinda M. Crabb 53
Elizabeth J. Crabb 15
Pollie A. Crabb 29
Sarah E. Crabb 9
Thomas A. Crabb 18
Sarena Crabb 20
1900 Census of Prentiss Co MS
Name Age
James Crabb 74
Clara A Crabb 52 wife, m in 1898
Name Age
James Crabb 23
Dicy Crabb 20
Hughston A Crabb 2
1860 Census of Lawrence Co TN
Name Age
James H Crabb 33
Dicey Crabb 31
Ananias H Crabb 12
Robt F Crabb 9
Wm Joseph Crabb 7
James W Crabb 4
Amanda C Crabb 1
1870 Census of Prentiss Co MS
Name Age
Elizabeth Crobb 22
Fount Crobb 20
Joseph Crobb 18
Walters Crobb 14
Mandy Crobb 12
Thomas Crobb 10
Elizabeth J Crobb 8
James Crobb 40
Norris Crobb 23
1880 Census of Prentiss Co MS
Name Age
James H. Crabb 53
Lucinda M. Crabb 53
Elizabeth J. Crabb 15
Pollie A. Crabb 29
Sarah E. Crabb 9
Thomas A. Crabb 18
Sarena Crabb 20
1900 Census of Prentiss Co MS
Name Age
James Crabb 74
Clara A Crabb 52 wife, m in 1898