Is there someone with an Ancestry subscription who would do just two census searches?

Question

I use familysearch, which shows no results for William Williams living in Virginia in 1800 or in either Virginia or Gallia County, Ohio in 1810.  I need to know whether his household either year included a female who would have been born in 1796 or 1797.

Answer 1

From the National Archives

1800 census: 

What states are included in the census? 

Surviving records include census schedules for Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Vermont.  

1810

What states are included in the census? 

Surviving records include census schedules for Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee (Rutherford County only), Vermont, and Virginia. 

Comments

Thank you Margaret.

Answer 2

There are no census records for Ohio really until 1820. It was too young of a state. Parts of Ohio (like Washington County) did an early Census around 1803, but there are no images to review. There are however Tax records as early as 1800, but they don't list additional family.

About where in Virginia might he lived in 1800?

Comments

Thank you Shonda.  In 1810, William Williams may have lived in Greenbrier County [now WV] since he was married 5 years earlier by Rev. John Alderson, Jr., pastor of the Greenbrier Baptist Church.  He is next found on the 1814 tax list for Gallia County, OH.