Combs &c. Families of Concordia Parish, Louisiana

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	Combs &c. Families of Concordia Parish, LA

Although Bienville established Natchez across the Mississippi River from present-day Concordia Parish in 1716, it was 1768 before anyone settled in the area. That settlement didn't last. In 1798 Don Jose Vidal was granted land on the west bank and built a fort there called "The Post of New Concordia."

1810 Concordia LA Census Index

P. 150
Henry COMBS 10010-00100-00

1820-1840 Census Index

not yet extracted

1850 Concordia Parish, LA Census

Western Dist.

13/16 Thomas BURNS 30 M none 1200 MS
Jane 48 F Unk
George W. PUCKET 25 M overseer Unk
P. PUCKET 16 F MS
Wm. H. PUCKET 6/12 M MS
Daniel COMBS 14 M MS
James COMBS 12 M MS
Tina ?FEINK? 16 F MS

89/90 Thomas COMBS 30 M none TN
Lucinda 25 F LA
Thomas 6/12 M LA

121/122 Isaac J. COMES 46 M sheriff SC
W. 38 F PA
Charles T. 17 M none PA
J. A 15 M PA
W. G. 12 M DC
R.M. 4 M LA

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