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Born: 1823, Jackson County TN Amanda Malvina Oxendine is the youngest of four children of Wilson Oxendine. Here are the four siblings:
Jonathan Oxendine, b1807, TN (subject of the Chancery records) Amanda was also known as Mandy. Interestingly, back in 1896 a mulatto male named Charles W. Chestnutt wrote a fictional book called "Mandy Oxendine" that was not published until quite recently. You can Buy Mandy Oxendine from Amazon.com. You can also Read My Review of Mandy Oxendine. In any case, maybe the story is based on her? But back to OUR Mandy. She was born, as we said, in 1823, in Jackson County, Tennessee.
1830 White Cty Tennessee Census
1840 White Cty Tennessee Census
Naomi is listed as between 40-50. She has a female aged 15-20 living with her, and nobody else. This again seems to be Mandy who would now be 20. It also says Naomi is a tradeswoman and cannot read.
1850 Jackson County Tennessee Census So why did she move to Jackson County to live with an (assumed) friend and her 3 kids? I don't know what happened to Amanda after this point. Apparently she married William Norman Wash
From drudy *AT* iowatelecom.net: I did find this record from Mansfield which had:
William Norman Washburn b: 4 Jul 1819 in Milton, VT d: 31 Dec 1890 Sparta is in White County, TN. In 1820, there were only TWO Oxendine families in all of Tennessee. This is the Archibald Clan and the David Clan. The Archibald Amanda is "under 10" in 1830. So about the same age range. Both clans had a child called Amanda, but it seems more likely the Amanda Malvina would match this Amanda (actually born 1823) hanging out in White County ... Amanda isn't part of my direct line; my line traces to Amanda's older brother, Wilson Oxendine. Main Page for Oxendine Research Sitemap of All Research on Oxendines
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