>>4800872 pb
Moar Payseur research. New genealogyfag here. Never posted images here before, so hope it comes out ok.
Payseurs are found in NC, not SC in early census records. Census image on 4800872 post from previous bread is from NC, not SC. There are few to no Payseurs in SC until 1880, when we find the Louis Payseur family in Gills Creek, Lancaster, SC. Louis says his father was born in Bulgaria.
US Federal Census images can be found on FamilySearch.org. Free access, but may have to log in. Search for Dan Pacer, it will search for sound-alikes and close matches. Image number, stamped page number and handwritten page numbers are 3 different things. I use the original stamped page number found on the original census. On most census books, a "page" consists of two pages, the left hand side of the "book" and the right hand page of the "book", normally referred to as A and B pages. Some states even had C and D pages. The "stamped page number" is generally found on the B page (right most page, upper right corner), so the A page won't have a stamped number. This odd numbering confuses many researchers. It's even worse when the B page gets indexed as an A page. Some states in some years "page stamp" every single page. Unfortunately, early census records do not indicate how the people in the household are related.
Daniel Payseur:
1830 census Lincoln Co, NC
https://i.postimg.cc/BQxSmL9w/1830-nc-lincoln-census-257-pasour-daniel.jpg
1840 census Lincoln Co, NC
https://i.postimg.cc/wBbg1DL3/1840-nc-lincoln-census-100-pesour-danl.jpg
1850 census not found
1860 census Dallas, Gaston Co, NC
https://i.postimg.cc/V6xwR178/1860-nc-gaston-census-019-pasour-daniel.jpg
Susan Payseur, wife of Daniel:
1870 census Dallas, Gaston Co, NC
https://i.postimg.cc/sfWs2QXD/1870-nc-gaston-census-727-paysour-susan.jpg
There are several Payseur families in the 1830 and 1840 NC Federal Census. These are the Payseur heads of family:
1830 census NC, Lincoln Co:
George Pasour, Sen, line 11, pg 257, age 60-70, wife 60-70, 1 male 20-30
Daniel Pasour, line 12, pg 257, age 30-40, wife 30-40, 3 young males, 4 young females
Michael Rhyne, line 13, pg 257, age 40-50
Jacob Pasour, Jr, line 14, pg 257, age 40-50, wife 40-50, 2 young males, 1 young female
George Pasour, Jr, line 15, pg 257, age 30-40, wife 30-40, 2 young males, 2 young females
Michael Rhyne, line 26, pg 257, age 60-70, wife 60-70, 3 younger males, 0 younger females
1840 census NC, Lower Regiment, Lincoln:
Danl Peasour, line 5, pg 100, age 40-50, wife 40-50, 5 young males, 5 young females
David Peasour, line 7, pg 122, age 40-50, wife 30-40, 6 young males, 2 young females
George Peasour, line 1, pg 133, age 70-80, wife 70-80, no kids
Jacob Peasour, line 26, pg 107, age 50-60, wife 50-60, 1 young male
George Peasour, line 27, pg 107, age 40-50, wife 40-50, 3 young males, 3 young females
Saml Peasour, line 31, pg 107, age 30-40, wife 20-30, 1 young male, 5 young females
Findagrave link to Daniel Paysour 1793-1861, tombstone Landers Chapel UMC, Gaston Co, NC.
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/123781819/daniel-paysour
Note - the parent links show one thing, the bio on the memorial shows something entirely different regarding baptism record. He also has a cenotaph in Walnut Grove Bapt Ch, Dallas, Gaston Co, NC.