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married 1'st cousin...

1850 Robertson County TN Census: 1973, 1973, dist. 12, Roll M432_894, pg, 110.
Wingo, Jas. S. 22 W M farmer $100 TN, Sarah M. 23 W F TN, William M. 1 W M TN

1860 Robertson County TN Census:

1870 Robertson County TN Census: 169, 173, dist 12, Roll M593_1556, pg. 21.
Winger, James 45 W M farmer $2,000 $1,000 TN, Sarah 40 W F k-h TN, William 21 W M farm hand TN, Benjamin 19 W M farm hand TN, Pleasant 17 W M farm hand TN, Thomas 15 W M farm hand TN, Charles 13 W M farm hand TN, James 11 W M TN, Anna 9 W F TN, Nannie 7 W M TN, Geor D. 5 W M TN

1880 Davidson County TN Census: 160, 162, dist. 22, Roll T9_1251, pg. 19, ED 81.
Wings, James T. 52 W M self sawyer M TN VA VA, Sallie 53 W F wife k-h M TN VA VA, Plens. 23 W M son engineer S TN TN TN, Thom 22 W M son farmer S TN TN TN, Charlie 20 W M son farmer S TN TN TN, Anna 18 W F dau at school attended school S TN TN TN, Tennie 15 W F dau at school attended school S TN TN TN, Jimmie 13 W M dau at school attended school S TN TN TN, Evie 9 W F dau at school attended school S TN TN TN and
Warren, A. H. R. 79 W F mother in law Wd TN TN TN

James T. Wingo purchased Bob Wingo at a slave auction. Bub was on the block for sale and the auctioneer was hitting at him with a whip to show prospective byers the agility of the man. James Wingo, by no means a soft man, felt sorry for him, bought him, and brought him to Sycamore where Bob lived and farmed for many years. Bob livd on the place where Spiveys lived. Almira Wingo Robb remembers Bob as having killed one of the largest rattlesnakes ever killed in the Sycamore Creek area. Robert Wingo married Polly Bridges on November 11, 1877 in Davidson County, TN.

last child could possibly be Sarah Ann's...

Sarah M. Wingo WILL
I, Sarah M. Wingo being feeble in body, but sound in mind, do hereby make and publish this as my last will and testements by me at anytime made.
It is my will that, First, my doctor's bill and burial expenses be first paid out of the money or other personal property of which I may die siezed and possessed. Second, that all my just debts be paid as promrtly as possible.
Third, that the personal debts of which I may die seized and possessed, after paying any debts, be equally divided, share and share alike, between my six children, W. M. Wingo, Ben Z. Wingo, T. T. Wingo, P. L. Wingo, C. W. Wingo, and S. E. Wingo.
Fourth, That my daughter, S. E. Wingo, have 250 acres of the best and in the Butterworth tract of land consisting of 350 acres, that my said daughter after my death may select such part of said tract of land as she may choose, so that the 250 acres be in one body. It is my will that my said daughter, S. E. Wingo, have three of my six vacant lost in east Nashville, and it is my will that she have such three lots as she may select, providedshe select the land and lots in accordance with this my will within six months after my death, and my executor is hereby authorized to make her a deed in accordance with the terms hereof.
Fifth, that such other real estate as I may die seized and Possessed of, I wish to be divided equally between all my children heretofore mentioned, share and share alike.
Sixth, should I before my death dispose of all or any part of the property herein mentioned, it is my will that the proceeds of such said property be divided between my children in the ratio as the property has been set forth.

Probated January 21, 1900 in Davidson County, TN.

It is believed that Sarah M. Wingo lived with her daughter Susan Evaline Wingo Binkley after the death of James T. Wingo.

Like many of the inhabitants of Sycamore Creek, James T. Wingo lived in a log house. It was a two storey structure located on a tributary of South Sycamore Creek. The house had two rooms downstairs separated by a dog trot and two rooms upstairs. One of the downstairs rooms was a kitchen and the other was a living room. Upstairs there was a beedroom and a schoolroom. James Wingo hired teachers to come to his house and tutor his children and it was in this upstairs room that these classes were conducted. One of these tutors was a man by the name of John Rowland. Almira Wingo was also taught in his home when her familly lived near her grandfather on South Sycamore Creek. This house which was a short distance down strem from the site of Ferrill Wingo's houe burned. Ferrill Wingo had a few objects that he had retrieved from the site of the old house. One was a small lamp wick base.
Mother and wife's father were brother and sister. Died in Joelton, Tennessee.

Birth	22 Mar 1828	Tennessee, USA
Marriage	10 Feb 1848	Williamson County, Tennessee, USA - Sarah Munford WARREN
Burial	Dec 1884	Forest Grove Cemetery, Joelton, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA
Death	19 Dec 1884	Joelton, Davidson County, Tennessee, USA

Spouse	Sarah Munford WARREN (1827 - 1899)
Child	William Mumford WINGO (1849 - 1895)
Child	John R. WINGO (1851 - )
Child	Benjamin Zachariah WINGO ( - )
Child	Pleasant Lorenzo WINGO (1854 - 1888)
Child	Thomas T. WINGO (1858 - 1904)
Child	James WINGO (1859 - )
Child	Charles Wesley WINGO (1860 - 1913)
Child	Sarah Anne WINGO (1862 - 1883)
Child	Nancy Tennessee WINGO (1864 - 1889)
Child	George WINGO (1865 - )
Child	Jennie WINGO (1865 - )
Child	James Henry "Jimmie" WINGO (1867 - 1886)
Child	Susan Evaline "Evie" WINGO (1871 - 1906)
Child	J. T. WINGO (1883 - 1883)

Father	John WINGO (1801 - 1840)
Mother	Sarah "Sallie" WARREN (1789 - 1874)
Sibling	Mary Jane WINGO (1830 - 1881)
Sibling	Benjamin Franklin WINGO (1832 - 1850)