Wade Hampton Chaney
&
Granville Hawkins Chaney
Sons of Robert and Obedience (Ray) Chaney
of Overton County, Tennessee
In 1860 Waid Chaney and Granville Chaney appear in the Census of Carroll County, Arkansas.
1860 ARKANSAS, Carroll County
Page 888 Waid H. Cheney 35 m Tenn.
Elizabeth 22 f Ark.
Osage Twp James M. 2 m Ark.
Nancy 1/12 f Ark.1860 ARKANSAS, Carroll County
Page 853 Granville Chaney 24 m Tenn.
Malinda 22 f Tenn.
Jackson Twp Nancy E. 2 f Ark.
Joseph W. 3/12 m Ark.They appear to be Waid (Wade) Hampton Chaney and Granville Hawkins "Marion" Chaney, sons of Robert and Obedience (Ray) Chaney of Overton County, Tennessee. They are apparently the sons of Robert Chaney of Overton County, Tennessee. (Robert is most likely a descendant of Francis and Sarah (Aurich) of Randolph County, North Carolina, although further evidence is needed.) Comparison of earlier census records in Tennessee tend to verify this:
1850 TENNESSEE, Overton County
Page 60/31 Chany, Robert 47 m Farmer KY
410/411 Obedience 42 f VA
5th Dist Waidhampton 22 m TN
19 Sep James 21 m TN
Frances 20 f TN
Granville 15 m TN
Benjamin 13 m TN
Rebeca 10 f TN
John 3 m TNThere is little doubt that this is the same family group that appears in the 1830 and 1840 Overton Co. census:
1840 Tennessee, Overton County---compared with converted 1850 data
Robert Cheney 1 male 30-und. 40 Robert 37 m
1 female 30-und. 40 Obedience 32 f
2 males 10-und. 15 Waidhampton 12 m
James 11 m
1 female 5-und. 10 Frances 10 f
1 male 5-und. 10 Granville 5 m
1 male under 5 Benjamin 3 m1830 TENNESSEE Overton County---compared with converted 1850 data
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Robert Chany 2 males under 5 Waidhampton 2
James 1
1 male 20-30 Robert 27
1 female 20-30 Obedience 22
1 female 70-80 (unknown)Note: Wade Hampton (c1752-1835), of Virginia, was a colonel in the American Revolutions. During the era of the War of 1812 he was a brigadier general (1809), then, major general (1813). He was held responsible for the failure of the U.S. expedition against Montreal (1813) and resigned (1814.) His grandson, also named Wade Hampton, was a Confederate officer in the Civil War and a governor of South Carolina in the 1870s. Many parents of the era named sons for one Wade Hampton or the other since the names appear rather frequently.
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