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The County of Nueces was created from San Patricio County in 1846, and organized the same year. It is a Southern Coastal region of Texas. The county is named for the Nueces River.a Spanish name for nuts. Corpus Christi is the county seat. Thus far we have only found the following 1880 Census record for a TOTTY in this county.

1855 December 14th ["TOTTYS and TOTTY TIES, a Family History 1685-1975 by Alma TOTTY Seitz, Written and Published by Alma TOTTY Seitz, ©1975, Printed by Fugate Printing Co., Pampa, TX", pg 49] Letter written by W. C. TOTTY to his parents Robert & Matilda TOTTY in Hickman, Co., TN.

W. C. TOTTY wrote:
        "Clear Creek Texas
         December the 14th 1855
       "The conection ar generally well. Fran's fam-
         ily has bin Sick but ar all well at this tim. Jack
         had the the bad luck to git his foot hurt ver bad Som
         three week ago. We was raising Jo Bs hows & was
         weak handed puting up the top log.   It sliped and fell.
         He dodged but it struck his foot. He was past walking
         for several das but is able to get abought & work. He
         had commensed bilding his hows at the time he got
         hurt & was living (a camp?). We all joined in put up his
         house and he has moved in to it a very good hued log
         hows.   Him & Jo B got land in abought one mile of me.
         He bought a Surtificant for 62 cents. It will cost them
         75 cents per acre with the Survey fee. It is all good land
         the hol hundred and sixty acres. They have divided the
         land and one lives on one end and the other on the other
         end.
         You wanted to know Something about Jacks law suit. It
         has never been tried yet.   Jack had to put off the trial on
         account my not being there. I am a witness. My children
         was sick and I could not leave home. I think it will be tried
         next court & I have no doubt but he will git jugment but I
         fear that is all he will ever git. Jack has had a greadeal of
         bad luck but he is still in good spirits yet and I think he will
         win yet for he don't mind work and he has a very industrious
         wife."

Note: Jack TOTTY listed in the census for 1880, is most likely the son of John "Jack" E. TOTTY who was spoke of in the letter from his brother W. C. TOTTY to their parents in Hickman County, TN.

Census Records

1880 Texas Census Microfilm
Page 005 S. D. 6, ED 116, Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas
TOTTY, Jack WM age 26 boarder Stage driver TX TN TN
GARRETT, Dave WM age 25 boarder Stage driver GA MO GA
transcribed by Birdie Totty McNutt

Note: Jack was living as a border in a boarding house, most likely just a stop over, since he is listed as a stage coach driver. He most likely is related to the Montague County, TOTTY families, since there was a letter written the year before his birth naming another "Jack" TOTTY. "Jack" is a nickname for John, and very likely, this Jack is really John Y. TOTTY, son of John "Jack" E. TOTTY, brother of W. C. and son of Robert & Matilda TOTTY. What if any, relationship does Dave GARRETT have to Jack TOTTY other than being stage coach drivers?

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