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- !NOTES:Marty Grant's 4th Great Grand Aunt.;
!CENSUS:1840 Buncombe Co, NC pg 153 w/Jeffrey GRIMES Free Colored age 0-9 (1830/40);
!CENSUS:1850 Buncombe Co, NC # 751 Elvira GRAHAM, 14 (1835/1836) born NC, race = "M";
!GUARDIAN:10 Apr 1855 Buncombe Co, NC Loose Estates Jeffrey GRAHAM, 1855. Joseph LANCE, Jesse SUMNER, guardian of Drucilla Elvira GRAHAM, orphan of Jeoffrey GRAHAM, deceased;
!CENSUS:1860 Buncombe Co, NC # 749 Elvira GRAHAM, 23 (1836/37) born NC, race = "M";
!CENSUS:1870 Buncombe Co, NC Bent Creek # 27 Elvira GRAHAM, 32 (1837/38) born NC, race = "M";
!CENSUS:1880 Buncombe Co, NC Avery Creek # 123 D. Elviry GRAHAM, 44 (1835/36) born NC, father born NC, mother born NC, race = "M";
!CENSUS:1900 Buncombe Co, NC Avery Creek # 7 Elvira D. GRAHAM, born Aug 1836, age 63, Single, born NC, father born NC, mother born NC, Race = "B";
!PETITION:1907 Buncombe Co, NC Loose Estate Papers: Albert GRAHAM. R.N. BAKER and wife Bell BAKER were entitled to 1/2 plus 3/7 of land conveyed to them by Elvira GRAHAM, Mary TABOR and Theodore GRAHAM in Mar 1907. Other 1/2 of land divided as follows: 1/7 to Charles GRAHAM and Daniel GRAHAM entitled to 1/7 (of 1/2) as only children of James GRAHAM. 1/7 to Baxter GRAHAM, Merit GRAHAM, Dosie SHIPMAN, May BARRETT, Fran GRAHAM, Wiley GRAHAM, Ollie GRAHAM, Carrie GRAHAM, Cordie GRAHAM, Dora GRAHAM, and J.J. GRAHAM entitled to 1/7 (of 1/2), being children and grand children of Milus GRAHAM. 1/7 to Tom TABOR, Ham TABOR, Fletcher TABOR, W.M. TABOR, J.T. TABOR, Isabella TABOR entitled to 1/7 (of 1/2) as children and grand children of Rosanna TABOR. 1/7 to Luellin LEAKWIRE, James EVANS, Daniel EVANS, Wexler EVANS, Mary EVANS, Dorthula GRANT, Viola EVANS, Mary BREEDLOVE, Dolph EVANS, John EVANS, Martha DEHART entitled to 1/7 (of 1/2) as children and grand children of Phoebe GRAHAM. Frank GRAHAM, Wiley GRAHAM, Orley GRAHAM, Carrie GRAHAM, Cordie GRAHAM are minors without guardians. Elvira GRAHAM and Mary TABOR are elderly and more than 70, have sold their 1/7 each interest to R.N. BAKER and wife Bell BAKER, so we shall give them home and comfort for their natural lives. Due to size of land and number of divisions it is decided that land will be sold and money divided up among heirs. Land in Avery Creek Township;
CENSUS:1910;
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1836 - Aft 1907 (> 72 years)