Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485314305:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LT63-93C
• _UID: 26DAF5F15B994C2996342BF3F0F23FE23ADC
• Census: 1850, Cherokee, Alabama, United States

Other Events and Attributes:

• _AMTID: 162485314303:1030:191555462
• _FSFTID: LT63-9TR
• _UID: 427B5BBCE1CF4BC3ACD5FA888F411DA729AC
• Census: 1850, Cherokee, Alabama, United States

Notes:

In searching for James Armour, I find that there are a large number of Armour families, including a James that could fit this record, in Hall County, Georgia in 1840. This seems a place to look further.

A number of family trees on Ancestry include James M. Armour. They show his first wife to be Effie Emily Sewell and that he was from Hall County, Georgia. This is definitely an area to look for the family. How did he end up in the area where Milly Allen was?

Other sources show that James Armer was born in Jackson County. The mystery marriage to Effie Sewell is found in South Carolina, so I am skeptical that this is at all correct.

Died:
Millie is found in the home of J.S. and Charlotta Pool in the 1860 Census of Paulding County, Georgia without James. The 1860 Census does not record marital status, but it appears that she is alone. Her daughter is also not there with her. Where is she in 1860? Is she with James, separate from Millie? Is James dead and she is with someone else? In any case, Millie marries Robert Gann in 1865, so that means James is out of the picture by then anyway, apparently dead, most likely dead by 1860.