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1940 CORLEY Etc CENSUS from ANCESTRY.COM 1940 CORLEY etc CENSUS FROM ANCESTRY.COM Name Parent or spouse Home in 1940 Birth Year Birthplace Relation James Carley Rebecca Denmark, Bamberg, South Carolina abt 1886 South Carolina Head Rebecca Carley James Denmark, Bamberg, South Carolina abt 1889 South Carolina Wife Joseph L Carley Katherine East Sanford, Seminole, Florida abt 1906 Georgia Head Katherine Carley Joseph L East Sanford, Seminole, Florida abt 1906 Florida Wife Charlie Carley James, Rebecca Denmark, Bamberg, South Carolina abt 1913 South Carolina Son Otis Carley James, Rebecca Denmark, Bamberg, South Carolina abt 1924 South Carolina Son Anna Katherine Carley Joseph L, Katherine East Sanford, Seminole, Florida abt 1932 Florida Daughter Joseph Theodore Carley Joseph L, Katherine East Sanford, Seminole, Florida abt 1934 Florida Son Irma Jean Carley Joseph L, Katherine East Sanford, Seminole, Florida abt 1940 Florida Daughter Buds Conley Catherine Lexington, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1912 South Carolina Head Catherine Conley Buds Lexington, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1915 South Carolina Wife Ronnie Conley Buds, Catherine Lexington, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1935 South Carolina Son Barbaria Conley Buds, Catherine Lexington, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1939 South Carolina Daughter Elsie Corley Pendleton, Umatilla, Oregon abt 1857 Missouri Head Lizzie Corley Jackson, Massac, Illinois abt 1862 Illinois Aunt Richard Corley New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana abt 1863 Kentucky Head Joseph I Corley Maude Weeping Water, Cass, Nebraska abt 1864 Pennsylvania Head Lucy E Corley Decatur, Macon, Illinois abt 1864 Illinois Head Henry Corley Ellen Saluda, South Carolina abt 1866 South Carolina Head Katherine M Corley Chicago, Cook, Illinois abt 1866 Illinois Head Jack O Corley Harris, Texas abt 1870 New York Lodger L A Corley Debanie Kern, California abt 1870 Alabama Head Ellen Corley Henry Saluda, South Carolina abt 1870 South Carolina Wife Maude Corley Joseph I Weeping Water, Cass, Nebraska abt 1871 Nebraska Wife Willie P Corley Rosa Fork, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1873 South Carolina Head Debanie Corley L A Kern, California abt 1873 Texas Wife Margaret Corley Cooper, Gentry, Missouri abt 1873 California Head Sid Corley Otsego, Wright, Minnesota abt 1875 Minnesota Head Lily Corley C Ward Monetta, Aiken, South Carolina abt 1875 Georgia Wife Corley Corley Carroll, Mississippi abt 1877 Mississippi Mother Lulu Corley William A Mer Rouge, Morehouse, Louisiana abt 1877 Mississippi Wife Rosa Corley Willie P Fork, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1878 South Carolina Wife William A Corley Lulu Mer Rouge, Morehouse, Louisiana abt 1879 Mississippi Head O B Corley Mattie Dallas, Texas abt 1880 Tennessee Head Agnes Corley New York, Queens, New York abt 1881 Northern Ireland Head Delor Corley Lulu L Valley, Barbour, West Virginia abt 1882 West Virginia Head Mattie Corley O B Dallas, Texas abt 1883 Texas Wife Myrtle Corley Claremore, Rogers, Oklahoma abt 1883 Oklahoma Mother-in-law A C Corley Alice, Ethel Marion, Williamson, Illinois abt 1885 Illinois Head Walter B Corley Joeanna Alexandria, Rapides, Louisiana abt 1885 Louisiana Head Mary Corley Carl M Dothan, Houston, Alabama abt 1885 Wife Fred Corley Addie Mineola, Wood, Texas abt 1886 Texas Head Elizabeth Corley Mattoon, Coles, Illinois abt 1886 Illinois Head Lulu L Corley Delor Valley, Barbour, West Virginia abt 1886 West Virginia Wife Willie M Corley Loudon, Tennessee abt 1886 Tennessee Head Frank E Corley Dorret Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas abt 1887 Texas Head Addie Corley Fred Mineola, Wood, Texas abt 1887 Texas Wife Delier Corley Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania abt 1887 Eire Head Ethel Corley A C Marion, Williamson, Illinois abt 1887 Illinois Wife P F Corley Caroline Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma abt 1888 Arkansas Head Joeanna Corley Walter B Alexandria, Rapides, Louisiana abt 1888 Louisiana Wife Carl M Corley Mary Dothan, Houston, Alabama abt 1889 Alabama Head C Ernest Corley Greenwood, Greenwood, South Carolina abt 1889 South Carolina Head Artie Corley William Hammond, Lake, Indiana abt 1889 Kentucky Wife Dorret Corley Frank E Fort Worth, Tarrant, Texas abt 1889 Arkansas Wife George O Corley Weeping Water, Cass, Nebraska abt 1890 New York Lodger William Corley Artie Hammond, Lake, Indiana abt 1890 Kentucky Head Caroline Corley Prudie, P F Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma abt 1890 Texas Wife Thomas Corley New York, Bronx, New York abt 1891 Irish Free State Lodger William Corley Lilliam Yale, Payne, Oklahoma abt 1891 Arkansas Head Elizabeth D Corley Weeping Water, Cass, Nebraska abt 1891 Nebraska Lodger Lena Corley Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky abt 1891 Kentucky Lodger Lucille Corley Jefferson, Alabama abt 1891 Alabama Mother-in-law Jomer E Corley Eva A Fork, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1892 South Carolina Head Eva A Corley Jomer E Fork, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1892 South Carolina Wife Lilliam Corley William Yale, Payne, Oklahoma abt 1892 Arkansas Wife Lula Corley Damascus, Early, Georgia abt 1892 Georgia Head Frank W Corley Katherine M Chicago, Cook, Illinois abt 1893 Illinois Son Mose Corley Delia Tangipahoa, Louisiana abt 1893 Mississippi Head Nora Corley Terrell, Kaufman, Texas abt 1893 Tennessee Head Charlton P Corley Alice Leary, Calhoun, Georgia abt 1894 Georgia Head Alfred Corley Lettia Irmo, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1895 South Carolina Head Frank Corley Frances O'Neal, San Joaquin, California abt 1895 Texas Head Samuel Corley Ruth Dallas, Dallas, Texas abt 1896 Texas Head Ruth Corley Samuel Dallas, Dallas, Texas abt 1896 Texas Wife D P Corley Ray Walkers Store, Lee, Alabama abt 1897 Alabama Head James F Corley Bernice B Inglewood, Los Angeles, California abt 1897 Ireland Head Delia Corley Mose Tangipahoa, Louisiana abt 1897 Mississippi Wife Floyd L Corley Carmen Shawnee, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma abt 1898 Arkansas Head John E Corley Francis G East Thomaston Village, Upson, Georgia abt 1898 Georgia Head William Corley Alta Columbus, Cherokee, Kansas abt 1898 Missouri Head Alta Corley William Columbus, Cherokee, Kansas abt 1898 Illinois Wife Lettia Corley Alfred Irmo, Lexington, South Carolina abt 1898 South Carolina Wife Archle Corley Fannie New York, New York, New York abt 1899 South Carolina Head James Corley Alice Chickasaw, Mississippi abt 1899 Mississippi Head John Corley Koserbell York, York, Pennsylvania abt 1900 South Carolina Head Ray Corley D P Walkers Store, Lee, Alabama abt 1901 Alabama Wife Robert Corley Clara Tabernacle, Aiken, South Carolina abt 1901 South Carolina Head Florence Corley Grisham B Clovis, Curry, New Mexico abt 1901 Missouri Wife Frances Corley Frank O'Neal, San Joaquin, California abt 1901 Texas Wife Marion F Corley Katherine Savannah, Chatham, Georgia abt 1902 Georgia Head Alice Corley Charlton P Leary, Calhoun, Georgia abt 1902 Georgia Wife Clara Corley Robert Tabernacle, Aiken, South Carolina abt 1902 South Carolina Wife Fannie Corley Archle New York, New York, New York abt 1902 North Carolina Wife Joseph Corley Gertrude Leadsville, Randolph, West Virginia abt 1903 West Virginia Head Milton S Corley Willie Lucille Montgomery, Maryland abt 1903 District of Columbia Head Carmen Corley Floyd L Shawnee, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma abt 1903 Arkansas Wife Evelyn Corley Rebecca St Louis, St Louis City, Missouri abt 1903 Mississippi Head Francis G Corley John E East Thomaston Village, Upson, Georgia abt 1903 Georgia Wife May Corley Margaret Cooper, Gentry, Missouri abt 1903 Missouri Daughter Hoyte Corley Ann Chicago, Cook, Illinois abt 1904 South Carolina Head Luther W Corley Sally O Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia abt 1904 Georgia Head Nolan B Corley Coahoma, Mississippi abt 1904 Mississippi Brother-in-law Raymond Corley Shirley Montebello, Los Angeles, California abt 1904 Oklahoma Head Clatila Corley Greenville, Hunt, Texas abt 1904 Louisiana Sister-in-law Gertrude Corley Joseph Leadsville, Randolph, West Virginia abt 1904 West Virginia Wife George Corley Lillian Chickasaw, Mississippi abt 1905 Mississippi Head Grisham B Corley Florence Clovis, Curry, New Mexico abt 1905 Oklahoma Head Earnest Corley Hazel Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky abt 1906 Kentucky Head Alice Corley James Chickasaw, Mississippi abt 1906 Mississippi Wife Frances Corley Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky abt 1906 Kentucky Lodger Lillian Corley George Chickasaw, Mississippi abt 1906 Mississippi Wife Marie Corley Henry, Hanover, Virginia abt 1906 Virginia Sister-in-law Russel Corley Blanche River, Logan, Arkansas abt 1907 Arkansas Head Bernice B Corley James F Inglewood, Los Angeles, California abt 1907 Oklahoma Wife Constance Corley Cecelia Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland abt 1907 Maryland Daughter Sally O Corley Luther W Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia abt 1907 Georgia Wife Cecil Corley Nashville, Davidson, Tennessee abt 1908 Kentucky Lodger Dean Corley Marguerite Amarillo, Potter, Texas abt 1908 Kansas Head Gleyne Corley Marcele Corpus Christi, Nueces, Texas abt 1908 Arkansas Head Wayne Corley Leadsville, Randolph, West Virginia abt 1908 West Virginia Head Crag G Corley Virginia E Valley, Barbour, West Virginia abt 1909 West Virginia Head Ward Corley Grace Carroll, Mississippi abt 1909 Head Ann Corley Hoyte Chicago, Cook, Illinois abt 1909 North Carolina Wife Catherine Corley Newark, Essex, New Jersey abt 1909 New Jersey Lodger Kenneth J Corley Ethel L Urbana, Champaign, Illinois abt 1910 Kansas Head Ethel L Corley Kenneth J Urbana, Champaign, Illinois abt 1910 Illinois Wife Grace Corley Ward Carroll, Mississippi abt 1910 Wife Charlie Corley Henry, Hanover, Virginia abt 1911 Virginia Brother-in-law Thomas
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