TAYLOR COUNTY, GA - BIOS  Hobbs, Seaborn R.

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Seaborn R. HOBBS 
was 1826 in Georgia 
and died some time after  1880 in Georgia 

He can be found in these Census:
1850 Marion County Census
1860 Taylor County Census
1870 Schley County Census
1880 Schley (Seab R. Hobb)


His parents were James HOBBS and  Rebecca MARCHENT.


Seaborn married 
 Elizabeth D. (b: 1828 in South Carolina)
around 1846.

Their children:
 Louisa M. HOBBS b: Aug 1848 in Georgia
 Mary V. HOBBS b: 1851 in Georgia
 Jonathan W. HOBBS b: Jan 1855 in Georgia
 Amy S. HOBBS b: 1856 in Georgia
 Julia HOBBS b: 1856
 Edgar HOBBS b: 1858
 Laura A. HOBBS b: 1858
 Walter HOBBS b: 1859
 Seaborn Bartow HOBBS b: Mar 1861 in Georgia
 Pachal B. HOBBS b: Nov 1863 in Georgia
 James H. HOBBS b: May 1866 in Georgia

JONATHAN W. HOBBS

 Jonathan W. HOBBS 
born  Jan 1855 in Georgia 
and died 1929 in Texas 

Can be found on these census:

1880 Taylor county, Georgia
1900 - Ellis county, Texas
Navarro county, Texas 1910 / 1920

Justice of the Peace in Navarro county, Texas 1920

Jonathan W. Hobbs  married Virginia Brewer.  They moved to
Texas in the late 1800s.  They visited Georgia in 1912.  

The Butler Herald 
Tuesday, June 4, 1912 
Page Three
Local Paragraphs

After a visit of several weeks to Taylor County relatives
and friends, resulting in many happy family reunions after
years of absence, the following former Taylor County people
now residing in Texas returned home Friday: Mrs. J.W. Brewer
and little daughter, Jessie, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Hobbs, Mrs.
Maude Grizzard, little daughter Mary Belle and Mrs. Mary
Jinks. Before making their departure they called at this
office and requested that we in their behalf thank the
people of Taylor County for the many acts of kindness shown
them during their visit. Their appreciation seemed to be of
the most genuine kind.