1913 HOUSE: NATIONAL REGISTER of Historic Places: 133/135 Front Street – Gable-fronted house with millwork in gables, one-story front porch, aluminum siding; Littleton worked at the Cedar Point Fishery. NR (House photos to be added later)
George Washington Littleton 1855-1927 was the son of Thomas Sparks Littleton 1819-1895 and Jemima P. Cregg 1813-1877 of Onslow County, North Carolina. George married Nellie Eleanor Smith 1857-1931 about 1874.
In the 1870 census, George W. 14 was noted as a laborer for Swansboro farmer Solomon Gornto.
In
the 1880 census, George W. Littleton and wife were living with his parents. Also
in the household were children Edward F., Mollie and John.
In 1910, only Eva and Everett were still at home with George and Nellie.
The 1920 census recorded seine fisherman George 67, Nellie 64 and Everett 23 at home on Water Street next to James Parkins family.
All children: Edward Franklin 1874-1967, Mary Amelia born 1876, John W. 1879-1950, Harry Brown born 1882, Georgia born 1885, Thomas S. born 1888, Nellie born 1890, Eva born 1892 and Everett born 1897. Of their nine children, their son Edward Franklin Littleton was grandfather of Tucker Littleton.
Thank you for the great info on the Littleton Line. But where are the tombstones for them located?
ReplyDeleteSwansboro's Ward Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSiman=1&GScid=2191198&GSfn=&GSln=Littleton
ReplyDeleteWard Cemetery: http://swansborohistory.blogspot.com/2010/09/swansboro-or-ward-cemetery.html
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the pictures. I have been trying for years to figure out who Tucker Littletons ancestors were and I am stuck here at Thomas Sparks Littleton. Got any ideas who his parents might have been.