Individual Details

1850 Pike County MS Census: 4, 4, Police Dist. 1, Roll M432_380, pg. 1.
Wingo, Horatio M. 36 M grocier $1,500 VA, Harriett E. 27 F MS, Sarah J. 9/12 F MS and
Wingo, Asa R. 36 M grocier VA and 2 slaves.

1859 11/30/1859 Pike County, Mississippi Washington Land Office, Washington Maridian, US Act of April 24, 1820 Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566)
Wingo, Asa R. 317.48 acres, T3N, 9E, Sec. 23, Assession # MS0590--.323.


From "History of Pike County, Mississippi" page 118, Holmesville:
"At the foot of Main Street, near the river, two men from Virginia, Horatio and Asa Wingo, club-footed twins, lived, built a hotel, barroom and ten pin alley. Horatio married Miss. Brent and Asa married Mrs. Guinea. They were rough men and great fighters, and they were always in it side by side together. Their deformed feet necessating perfectly round shoes, and their weight thrown on the ankles made it difficult to stand still, and in walking they had to be supported by sticks, good-sized hickory clubs, which they used in their personal encounters.

In 1859, while Robert Bacot was Sheriff, Ralph Summers, a Negro slave belonging to Jack Summers, the tanner, was killed by Green Wingo, a slave owned by Asa Wingo, for which the latter was hung after trial by jury in the circuit court. This killing occurred on the public road near the plantation of Andrew Kaigler, across the river from Holmesville"

The Mississippi State Auditor issued warrant for $850 to Asa R. Wingo, guardian of the heirs of Thomas Guinea, late of Pike County, Mississippi for one half value of the Negro slave named Green, belonging to the Estate, who was executed for murder of another slave named Ralph without the courts directing the Sheriff to summon five slaveholders to appraise the Negro in accordance with the law. 40'th Session, Jan. 1860, p. 270

1860 Pike County MS Census: 16, 16, Holmesville PO, Roll M653_589, pg. 3.
Wingo, H. M. 46 W M merchant $9,000 $ 16,000 VA, H. Emerline 38 W F MS, Nannie 5 W F MS, George ? W M MS and 4 slaves and
Wingo, James W. 42 W M machinist VA also
Johnson, J. P. 25 WM clerk $0 $2,500 MS and
Richman, T. J. 16 W M clerk MS.

1870 Pike County MS Census:

1880 Pike County MS Census: 197, 222, beat 3, Roll T9_622 , pg. 25, ED 39.
Winge, H. E. 57 W F K-h Wd MS SC NC, G. M. 23 W M son farming S MS VA MS, S. E. 19 W F dau at home S MS VA MS

From "History of Pike County, Mississippi" page 118, Holmesville: "At the foot of Main Street, near the river, two men from Virginia, Horatio and Asa Wingo, club-footed twins, lived, built a hotel, barroom and ten pin alley. Horatio married Miss. Brent and Asa married Mrs. Guinea. They were rough men and great fighters, and they were always in it side by side together. Their deformed feet necessating perfectly round shoes, and their weight thrown on the ankles made it difficult to stand still, and in walking they had to be supported by sticks, good-sized hickory clubs, which they used in their personal encounters.

In 1859, while Robert Bacot was sheriff, Ralph Summers, a Negro slave belonging to Jack Summers, the tanner, was killed by Green Wingo, a slave owned by Asa Wingo, for which the latter was hung after trial by jury in the circuit court. This killing occurred on the public road near the plantation of Andrew Kaigler, across the river from Holmesville"

The Mississippi State Auditor issued warrant for $850 to Asa R. Wingo, guardian of the heirs of Thomas Guinea, late of Pike County, Mississippi for one half value of the Negro slave named Green, belonging to the Estate, who was executed for murder of another slave named Ralph without the courts directing the Sheriff to summon five slaveholders to appraise the Negro in accordance with the law. 40'th Session, Jan. 1860, p. 270

Most of the children are buried in the Wingo Cemetery near Holmesville, Pike County, Mississippi.
Horatio Wingo's Bible is is in Vol. V Cemetery and Bible Records, MS Genealogical Society 1963

Birth	28 Feb 1814	Charlotte County, Virginia, USA
	28 Feb 1814	Virginia
Marriage	21 Dec 1847	Pike County, Mississippi, USA - Harriet Emoline BRENT
Death	15 Aug 1862	Pike County, Mississippi, USA

Spouse	Harriet Emoline BRENT (1822 - 1883)
Child	Sarah Jane WINGO (1849 - 1850)
Child	Asa Thomas WINGO (1851 - 1851)
Child	Horatio WINGO (1853 - 1853)
Child	Nancy Angeline WINGO (1854 - )
Child	George Martin WINGO (1856 - 1939)
Child	John Ransom WINGO (1858 - 1859)
Child	James Alexander WINGO (1859 - 1860)
Child	Stacy Emeline WINGO (1861 - 1933)

Father	Horatio Mitchell WINGO (1787 - 1851)
Mother	Elizabeth NANCE (1789 - 1849)
Sibling	John W. WINGO (1810 - 1880)
Sibling	Asa Thomas WINGO (1814 - 1870)
Sibling	Elizabeth Frances WINGO (1816 - 1880)
Sibling	Ezra B. WINGO (1817 - 1870)
Sibling	James WINGO (1818 - )
Sibling	Narcissa Raymona WINGO (1820 - )
Sibling	Nancy M. WINGO (1820 - )
Sibling	Tazwell Friend WINGO (1822 - 1888)
Sibling	Thomas George WINGO (1821 - 1860)
Sibling	Sarah J. WINGO (1824 - )