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Driver Family
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Updated Dec 31, 2021
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteMontana Geographic Information (2021). Driver Family [Dataset]. https://montana-african-american-heritage-resources-project-montana.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/driver-familyDataset updatedDec 31, 2021Dataset authored and provided byMontana Geographic InformationDescriptionIn June of 1863, Samuel and Mary Driver announced the birth of their son, Lee. Young Lee Driver was the second of the nine children born to Samuel and Mary. In the 1880 federal census of Marshall County, Tennessee, sixty-eight year old Samuel lived with his wife Mary on their farm along with sons John, Lee, William, Sammie, Richard, and Robert. John was the oldest at twenty, Lee at eighteen, and Robert the youngest at only one year old. The Drivers also had three daughters, Laticia, Narcissia, and Mary.
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FacebookTwitterEmailIn June of 1863, Samuel and Mary Driver announced the birth of their son, Lee. Young Lee Driver was the second of the nine children born to Samuel and Mary. In the 1880 federal census of Marshall County, Tennessee, sixty-eight year old Samuel lived with his wife Mary on their farm along with sons John, Lee, William, Sammie, Richard, and Robert. John was the oldest at twenty, Lee at eighteen, and Robert the youngest at only one year old. The Drivers also had three daughters, Laticia, Narcissia, and Mary.