John & Ola Ford: 1930 Census Dallas Co., Alabama

November 28, 2011 at 5:38 am Leave a comment

FORD FAMILY

Home in 1930: Valley Creek, Dallas, Alabama
Summerfield Road (Edie Morgan Place?)

Head of House: John Ford, farmer, 40

Spouse: Ola Ford, gen farm laborer, 41

Race: Negro

Children:
Fred Ford- sawmill, 18
(My grandfather Robert “Bud” Ford worked in the sawmill as did my cousins)

Jessie Ford – gen farm laborer, 16

Wenona Ford – gen farm laborer, 15

Annie Ford – gen farm laborer, 13

Mary Ford – gen farm laborer, 11

These are my cousins. If you have any information about this line of Fords, or want to connect with other relatives please leave me a message. God Bless!
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Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Valley Creek, Dallas, Alabama; Roll: 14; Page: 15A; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 89.0.

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Entry filed under: Ford. Tags: 1930 Census, African American Geneaology, Alabama Black Belt, dallas county alabama, Edie Morgan, Ford, Ford Family, Ford Genealogy, John Ford, Ola Ford, valley creek alabama.

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