James Levi Tate was the seventh child of 13 children born to William Tate (1748-1814) and Elisheba Hudson (1752-1833), both of whom were born in Trinity Parish, Louisa County, Virginia.
Tate married Maria Sophia Verdel (1791-1856) on January 14, 1813, in Elbert County, Georgia. They were the parents of ten children: Son Tate (1813-1813), Mary Frances Tate Pittman (1814- ), Sophia Elizabeth Tate Dickerson (1815-1855), Martha Mayfield Tate Haynes (1816-1862), Daughter Tate (1818-1818), Sarah Elizabeth Tate Spier (1819-1892), James Tate (1822- ), Enos Minor Tate (1824- ), Zimouar Thomas Tate (1825-1890), and Linire Tate (1827- ).
The 1850 U.S. Census lists Tate as a farmer worth $2,000, but the 1860 U.S. Census lists him as a gentleman worth $10,000. Today's $100 was worth $2,152 in 1860, so by the the outbreak of the American Civil War, he was doing well.
Tate married Maria Sophia Verdel (1791-1856) on January 14, 1813, in Elbert County, Georgia. They were the parents of ten children: Son Tate (1813-1813), Mary Frances Tate Pittman (1814- ), Sophia Elizabeth Tate Dickerson (1815-1855), Martha Mayfield Tate Haynes (1816-1862), Daughter Tate (1818-1818), Sarah Elizabeth Tate Spier (1819-1892), James Tate (1822- ), Enos Minor Tate (1824- ), Zimouar Thomas Tate (1825-1890), and Linire Tate (1827- ).
The 1850 U.S. Census lists Tate as a farmer worth $2,000, but the 1860 U.S. Census lists him as a gentleman worth $10,000. Today's $100 was worth $2,152 in 1860, so by the the outbreak of the American Civil War, he was doing well.
James Levi Tate was the seventh child of 13 children born to William Tate (1748-1814) and Elisheba Hudson (1752-1833), both of whom were born in Trinity Parish, Louisa County, Virginia.
Tate married Maria Sophia Verdel (1791-1856) on January 14, 1813, in Elbert County, Georgia. They were the parents of ten children: Son Tate (1813-1813), Mary Frances Tate Pittman (1814- ), Sophia Elizabeth Tate Dickerson (1815-1855), Martha Mayfield Tate Haynes (1816-1862), Daughter Tate (1818-1818), Sarah Elizabeth Tate Spier (1819-1892), James Tate (1822- ), Enos Minor Tate (1824- ), Zimouar Thomas Tate (1825-1890), and Linire Tate (1827- ).
The 1850 U.S. Census lists Tate as a farmer worth $2,000, but the 1860 U.S. Census lists him as a gentleman worth $10,000. Today's $100 was worth $2,152 in 1860, so by the the outbreak of the American Civil War, he was doing well.
Tate married Maria Sophia Verdel (1791-1856) on January 14, 1813, in Elbert County, Georgia. They were the parents of ten children: Son Tate (1813-1813), Mary Frances Tate Pittman (1814- ), Sophia Elizabeth Tate Dickerson (1815-1855), Martha Mayfield Tate Haynes (1816-1862), Daughter Tate (1818-1818), Sarah Elizabeth Tate Spier (1819-1892), James Tate (1822- ), Enos Minor Tate (1824- ), Zimouar Thomas Tate (1825-1890), and Linire Tate (1827- ).
The 1850 U.S. Census lists Tate as a farmer worth $2,000, but the 1860 U.S. Census lists him as a gentleman worth $10,000. Today's $100 was worth $2,152 in 1860, so by the the outbreak of the American Civil War, he was doing well.
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