1820 Henry County, Kentucky census (Town of Westport, later becameOldham County)
John Maddox males 1 (0-10) 0 (10-15) 0 (16-18) 1 (18-25)
females 0 (0-10) 0 (10-15) 1 (16-18) 0 (18-25) 1(26-44) (who is 26-44)

1830 Oldham County, Kentucky looks like John and 3 others, probablyfemales.

John, Jr was a farmer at Westport Landing, Oldham County, Kentucky. Heis
buried in the cemetery on the bank of the Ohio river, also Eliza Annis buried
there. Collier cemetery.

They were married by Minister, Robert Lilly in the Lyles Baptistchurch, Pallmyra
Virginia.

They moved to Kentucky between 1815 and 1820, all their children wereborn
in Kentucky.

Children:

Sarah Ann moved from Kentucky to Jet, Oklahoma, where she and herhusband
farmed and raised their 5 children. Both buried at Thrall Cemetery,Jet, Oklahoma

Catharine "Kitty" , her children unknown. No other information.

Mary, no information.

John Lovell, lived his life in Westport and raised 5 children. Buriedin the Collier
cemetery.

Elizabeth with her husband Joel left Kentucky in a covered wagon whenMahulda Alice was 9 years old and settled in Harper County, Kansas.Elizabeth
is buried in Danville Cemetery.

Mahulda Frances with her husband James left Kentucky and moved toHarper
County, Kansas and raised 13 children. Mahulda is buried in DanvilleCemetery
Harper County, Kansas, also James Proctor her husband.

Newton Walter married Elizabeth Kitch in Springfield, Illinois andlived in Blue
Mound, Illinois where their first two children were born, they livedin Salina,
Kansas where the other 2 children were born. They made the run intoOklahoma
when it opened for settlement and made their home in Jet, Oklahoma.They are
both buried in the Pleasant View Jet Cemetery. Newton belonged to theMasonic
Lodge in Enid.

Andrew Jackson and wife Avadna left Kentucky and settled in Longton,Kansas.
He served 4 years as postmaster in Longton, was ver prominent inLongton
and the entire county. He was a member of the Congregational Church, a
member of the Masonic Lodge, the A.O.U. all of Longton. At the age of16 he
enlisted in Company F of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry. At the end of thewar he
moved to Kansas. He was also, Sheriff and County Assessor.

Eliza Ann and Samuel J were twins, he died abt 1840. No information onEliza.

Patrick Henry, died at a young age.

Warner married Annie Peterson, made the run into Oklahoma and settledin Jet, Oklahoma near his brother, Newton. They are both buried in thePleasant View
Jet Cemetery. We have decided that Robert W. was actually Warner,Warner used the inital M. for his middle name.

Lucy Alis married Sam Collier and lived at the old Maddox Homestead inOldham
County, Kentucky.

1840 Oldham County, Kentucky census
John Maddox 1-0-0-1-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-02-0-3-0-0-1

1850 Oldham County, Kentucky census
John Maddox 54 Virginia
Eliza 40 Virginia
Sarah A. 18 Kentucky
Catharine 17 Kentucky
Mary E. 16 Kentucky
John L. 14 Kentucky
Elizabeth M. 13 Kentucky
Mahulda 11 Kentucky
Eliza 10 Kentucky
Newton 8 Kentucky
Andrew 4 Kentucky
P. H. (Patrick) 3 Kentucky
Robert W. 3/12 Kentucky

1860 Oldham County, Kentucky census
Eliza Maddox 50 Virginia farmer
John 23 Kentucky farmer
Eliza 19 Kentucky
Newton Walter 17 Kentucky Laborer
Jackson 13 Kentucky (Andrew Jackson)
Patsy 12 Kentucky (Patrick Henry)
Warner 10 Kentucky (Robert Warner)
Alice 7 Kentucky (Lucy Alice)

1870 Oldham County, Kentucky census, town of Westport
Eliza Maddox 60 Virginia
Newton 26 Kentucky
Patrick 22 Kentucky
Warner 20 Kentucky
Alice 16 Kentucky