1810 Darlington Co., South Carolina Census Frederick Skinner 1 m und
(Spencer) 1 m 16-26 (Frederick), 1 f under 10(Sally/Sarah), 1 f 16-26 (Nancy)

Subject: Re: Nancy Mozingo
Date: Sat, 5 Jan 2002 21:53:02 -0700
From: "Brenda Stewart Reeder"

Sammie, that is just it, I don't have any proof of her maiden name, Mrs. Aubrey C. Cheatam of Greenville AL and Howard Skinner of White City OR both told me when I first started researching my Skinner family in the 1970's and I had only listed her on the family group sheets as "Nancy" that she was a Mozingo. They are both descendants of Benjamin Skinner and wife Priscilla. As I said Tom Mozingo editor of the Mozingo Newsletter also put her in William and Laney's family. I am sure that Howard is long dead as he was in his 80's when I was writing to him. I'm not sure of Mrs. Cheatam. I have never found any marriage record for Frederick Skinner and wife Nancy. But with having a minister in the family he probably performed the ceremony and was not recorded but in someone's Bible. They were both mentioned in Benjamin's will as receiving a slave each. Did she died before William Mozingo as the last land transaction I have for Frederick and Nancy was in 1832. He is alone with the children on the 1840 census and remarried in 1845. Their last child was born in 1830. They were on the 1810 Darlington Co. Census, their son James was born in 1811 in SC and my Frederick Jr. was born 1 Mar 1812 in KY. They were then listed on the Union Co. KY 1820 Census. Brenda


Subject: Re: [MOZINGO] NANCY MOZINGO and FREDERICK SKINNER and family
Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2003 20:07:42 -0700
From: Brenda Reeder

This is all the information I have on my 4th Great Grandparents: Frederick Skinner and Nancy Mozingo. I do not know her parents.

Summary - Nancy MOZINGO - 19 Aug 2003
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Name: Nancy MOZINGO
Sex: Female

Individual Facts
Birth bet 1784-1790 South Carolina
Death bet 1838-1840 (age 54) Union County, Kentucky

Marriages/Children
1. Frederick K. SKINNER Senior
Marriage 1808 (age 24) South Carolina
Children Spencer SKINNER (abt 1809 - )
Sally\Sarah SKINNER (bet 1809 and 1811 - )
James SKINNER (abt 1811/12 - 1871)
Frederick K. SKINNER Junior (1 Mar 1812 - 3 Jan 1893)
Priscilla SKINNER (22 Jun 1816 - aft 1880)
Jesse SKINNER (1816 - )
John Calvin SKINNER (abt 1820 - )
SKINNER (abt 1822 - )
Missannah SKINNER (abt 1825 - )
Elizabeth SKINNER (abt 1828 - 1899)
SKINNER (bet 1830 and 1840 - )

2. Rebecca
Marriage 29 Jul 1845 (age 56)
Children Eva Ann "Ivey" SKINNER (3 Jun 1844 - 24 Oct 1928)
Ira A. SKINNER (abt 1846 - )

1810 Darlington Co., South Carolina Census 1 m under 10, 1 m 16-26, 1 f under 10, 1 f 16-26.

1820 Union County Kentucky Census 3 m under 10, 1 m 26-45, 1 f under 10, 1 f 10-16, 1 f 26-45.

Frederick was mentioned in his father's will, Benjamin Skinner, Sr., 25 June 1825.

Union Co. KY Francis Wier wife of the late Turner Wier to Frederick Skinner sold 96 acres on the Craborchard fork of the Tradewater River for $150.00. She relinquishes her right to the land dated 25 November 1829. See Deed Book D page 213. Witnessed by Thomas Vaughn and John Skinner.

Union Co. KY Permelia R. Wier, Bezelel C. Wier, and Susan M. Wier sold to Frederick Skinner 96 acres for $12.00 each totalling $36.00. Jesse Skinner and Francis Skinner the wife of the late Turner Wier she relinquishing her right to the land of her late husband Turner Wier dated 30 November 1829. See Deed Book D pages 211-212.

Union Co. KY Andrew Philips and Elizabeth Philips his wife sold to Frederick Skinner 75 acres of land on Craborchard Creek for $5.00 dated 5 April 1830. See Deed Book D page 234-235.

Union Co. KY Frederick Skinner and his wife Nancy Skinner sold to Francis I. Ash 75 acres of land on Craborchard Creek for $108.00 dated 5 April 1830. See Deed Book D page 227.

1830 Union Co., Kentucky Census 1 m under 10, 3 m 10-20, 1 m 20-40, 1 f under 10, 1 f 10-20, 1 f 20-40, 1 f over 40.

Union Co. KY Francis Ash sold to Frederick Skinner 75 acres on the Craborchard fork of the Tradewater River for $115.00 dated 17 February 1831. See Deed Book D page 310.

Union Co. KY Frederick Skinner sold to Jessie Rich 1/2 of 96 acres from Francis Wier or 48 acres on the waters of the Craborchard fork of the Tradewater River for $5.00 dated 9 February 1831. See Deed Book D page 311.

Union Co. KY Frederick Skinner sold to Jessie Rich 1/2 of a survey from Francis Wier being 48 acres on Craborchard fork of the Tradewater River dated 9 February 1831 for $230.00. See Deed Book D page 311-312.

Union Co. KY Frederick Skinner and Nancy Skinner his wife sold to Enoch R. Ashby 75 acres on Craborchard Creek for $80.00 dated 19 April 1832. See Deed Book D page 493-494.

1840 Union County, Kentucky Census 1 m under 10, 1 m 20-40 1 m over 40, 2 f 10-20.

Marriage Certificate for Frederick Skinner and Mrs. Rebecca Clayton, 29 July 1845, County Clerk, Union County, Kentucky.

1850 Union Co., Kentucky Census page 466 Fred Skinner age 60 farmer born SC, Rebecca age 35 born KY, Fred age 20 born KY, Eva Ann age 3 born KY, Feby Clayton age 15 female born KY, Margaret Clayton age 10 born KY, Jane Clayton age 7 born Ky and Martha Dunn age 21 born KY.


Subject: Re: [MOZINGO] Nancy and Frederick Skinner
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 13:42:28 +0000
From: kyseeker@@comcast.net
I have been several times to the Old Skinner Graveyard in Clay, Webster Co. KY Where Frederick Jr. and his wife Alley are buried. It is in extremely badcondition and everytime I go more and more headstones are down and is more overgrown than the last time. It is between two fields on a field road and in a thicket with numerous trees. I am considering trying to take it over and get
it cleaned up. ... Almost everyone in the county is related to the Skinners. I believe that Frederick Sr. and Nancy are also buried there-no proof, but Webster Co. was created in 1860 out of Union, Henderson, and Hopkins Co. Brenda