Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1830: Conecuh, Alabama 1840: Conecuh, Alabama
• Occupation: Farmer
• Census: 1 Oct 1850, Conecuh County, Alabama, USA
• Census: 24 Jul 1860, Santa Rosa County, Florida, USA

Notes:

Census:
2nd Division, P.O. Milton

Family/Spouse: Falbia COBB. Falbia (daughter of Joseph COBB) was born on 15 Mar 1810 in Georgia, USA; died on 14 Mar 1879; was buried in Jay Cemetery, Jay, Santa Rosa, Florida, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Lafayette MAYO was born about 1829; died before 1914.
2. Margaret MAYO was born on 19 Apr 1832 in Conecuh County, Alabama, USA; died on 14 May 1914; was buried in Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Cemetery, Coldwater, Santa Rosa, Florida, USA.
3. Frederick B. MAYO was born in Apr 1834 in Alabama, USA.
4. Angeline MAYO was born about 1840 in Alabama, USA.
5. Mark MAYO was born on 7 Oct 1845 in Conecuh County, Alabama, USA; died on 17 Feb 1920 in Century, Escambia, Florida, USA; was buried on 18 Feb 1920 in McCurdy Cemetery, Century, Escambia, Florida, USA.
6. Mercie Jane MAYO was born on 23 Jan 1848 in Alabama, USA; died on 12 Dec 1932; was buried in McCurdy Cemetery, Century, Escambia, Florida, USA.
7. Patrice MAYO was born about 1849 in Alabama, USA.
8. Benjamin G. MAYO was born about 1851 in Alabama, USA.
9. James Daniel MAYO was born on 7 Sep 1854 in Alabama, USA; died on 28 Mar 1911; was buried in Bay Minette Cemetery, Bay Minette, Baldwin, Alabama, USA.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Mar 1796: Montgomery, Georgia (jury list) 1797 and 1798: Montgomery, Georgia (tax lists) Nov 1797: Montgomery, Georgia (jury list) Aug 1799: Montgomery, Georgia (jury list) Mar 1796: Montgomery, Georgia (jury list) Oct 1804: Montgomery, Georgia (jury list) 1805 and 1806: Montgomery, Georgia (tax lists) 1819: Conecuh, Alabama (tax list) 1820: Conecuh, Alabama 1830: Conecuh, Alabama 1840: Conecuh, Alabama

Notes:

I have not proven that Charles Mayo is the father of Reuben H. Mayo. However, a review of census records from 1820 to 1850 reveal that Charles, Reuben, John W., and Allen are found very near each other in each census. In addition, James Dyal has collaborated with a Mayo researcher in Florida, Luman M. Mayo. Records that L. M. Mayo sent to James Dyal suggest this same tie, as well as stating that Charles Mayo is the son of Mark Mayo.

Charles moved his family to South Alabama abt 1815.

A Joseph Mayo appears on the 1819 Conecuh County, Alabama tax rolls and on the 1820 Conecuh County Territorial Census (with four males under 21 and one female under 21). He may be either Charles’ son or brother.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Mar 1796: Montgomery County, Georgia (jury list) 1797 and 1798: Montgomery County, Georgia (tax lists) Jul 1797: Montgomery County, Georgia (jury list) Mar 1798: Montgomery County, Georgia (jury list) 5 Aug 1799: Montgomery County, Georgia (jury list) 1805 and 1806: Montgomery County, Georgia (tax lists)

Notes:

Mark Mayo was commissioned Register of Probates in Montgomery County, Georgia on 27 Jul 1796. (unknown book)

Mark married Susannah. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]