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51 | 1819 Mar 1- Wilkes Co., NC: State of North Carolina Wilkes County Superior Court of Law March Term 1819 - The Justices for the State upon their oath present that on the first day of March 1819 there was a state warrant issued by John Sinclair & John Finley two of the acting Justices of the Peace for the County of Wilkes against one WILLIAM STANLY of the same County charging him with having begotten a Bastard Child in the county of Wilkes upon the body of ELIZABETH HAYS, single woman which said warrant, was directed to any Lawful officer to execute and return agreeable to Law which said warrant afteward on the same day and year aforesaid and in the County aforesaid Came into the hands of ENOS ANDERSON, who was then and there an acting Constable, in and for the county aforesaid, wihich said warrant Commanded the said Enos Anderson Constable to arrest the body of the said WILLIAM STANLY and in his custody Safety to keep the said WILLIAM STANLY and to bring him the said WILLIAM before some Justices of said County to be delt with in that Ease as the Law may direct and that the said Enos Anderson afterwards to wit: on the same day and year aforesaid in the County aforesaid by virtue and in person swear of the warrant aforesaid and arrest and take into his custody, as Constable the Body of the Said WILLIAM STANLY and that he the said Enos Anderson, not regarding his dulty as Constable aforesad, to wit, on the same day and year aforesaid in the County aforesaid, he the said WILLIAM STANLY voluntarily did suffer to escape go at large wheresoever he would contrary to the Statute in that Case made and provided & against the Peace and Dignity of the State. ==================== I am a descendent of Elizabeth Hayes b. 1794. One of her two sons by William Stanley was Richmond Hayes, my gg grandfather. Child kept mother's maiden name Hayes. Richmond's son Theodore Noble Hayes was my great grandfather and his daughter, Blanche Hayes was my grandmother. Do you have any information on Richmond's death? His wife Elsie was buried in Kirkville, Iowa and I have a photo of her headstone. Nothing at all on Richmond. it is a mystery. Have researched this for years. Your site is wonderful. Thank You. John Mohler email on 10-30-2011 | Hayes, Elizabeth (I3199)
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52 | 1820 Census, Lick Township, Jackson County, Ohio Solomon between 26 - 45 years of age Susannah is between 16 - 26 3 males under 5 1 male 10 - 16 --------------------- Most of the children of Philip Main stayed in and around the Beaver County, Pennsylvania area, but his son Solomon migrated to Ohio, then went on to Pike County, Illinois where he resided until his death. Several years later, Daniel, the son of Philip's son Nicholas, also migrated to Illinois. Some of his descendents are still living there. | Main, Soloman (I615)
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53 | 1841 Census of Bourn is listed as 9 years old 1851 census for Bourn, Cambridgeshire, England has Stephen still at home with family his age is 19 1870 Census lists Stephen Curtis in York of DuPage County Illinois, age 37. With his wife Charlotte (age 27), Mary (age 11), Genette(age 7), Harriet (age 5) and Thomas Curtis (age 62) 1900 Oregon Census, Stephen Curtis is not listed Source: GIb Ramage's letter - "You asked for family History" Another memory of the Curtis side of the family was great-uncle Steve. I remember attending his 100th birthday party when I was probably 6 or 7 years old. He lived on about first street in the south end of Woodburn. It was his life's ambition to live 100 years, and when he accomplished it gave up and died shortly thereafter. He smoked cigars and smoked them down till they burned his lips. When J.J. Hall was getting ready to take his picture at his birthday party, they made him throw away his cigar butt that was about an inch-and-a-quarter long. After the picture taking session, Herman DeLaugh stuck a toothpick through the butt and gave it back to him with the hope that he might get another puff or two out of it. Obituary - From Woodburn Independent: Second week in February 1927 Woodburn Centenarian, S. C. Curtis passes away That grand old man, Stephen C. Curtis, after reaching the age of 100 years, 3 months and 23 days passed away at his home on Settlemier Avenue last Thursday, Feb 3, 1927 at 2:30 p.m. not having recovered from a stroke of paralysis suffered by him in January. On October 11th last, his 100th birthday, relatives and friends celebrated at his home and hugely enjoyed the event. A few evenings later he was the guest of honor of the Woodburn Community Club. Mr. Curtis was born in Cambridgeshire, England, October 11, 1826, son of Thomas and Ann Curtis, the former dying in Missouri when 94 years of age. Stephen came alone to the Untied States when 16 years old or 1842, located in Rochester, where he lived a year, and moved Arch Corners, N.Y. There he got fever and ague and went to Niagara falls for a week, recovered from his trouble and returned to Arch Corners, from where he moved to London, Canada, and chopped cordwood. From there he moved to Kincarden, Canada, on Lake Huron, and there, when 30 years old married Charlotte Ireland, aged 16. From there they moved to Illinois, where he worked out on farms sheering sheep and other occupations, receiving a wage of $9 a month and meals. This increased to $16. While in Illinois his wife died and he married, on Sept 22, 1891, Mary Merriman, at La Grange, Ill., who passed away in Portland eleven years ago. While in Illinois he made money fixing up buildings in Chicago and selling at a profit on seven ventures of this character. He came to America just before Lincolns first election and voted for Lincoln for President for the first and second time. He has always been a republican. The patriarch lived with a sister, Mrs. H. C. Ramage, who will be 84 years of age next May. He had four children by his first marriage, all of whom are residing in Illinois: Mrs. Westfall, John Harlan Ramage Curtis, Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Cook, also a large number of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. A devoted step daughter, Mrs. Myrtle MacIntyre of Los Angeles, cared for him for many years. Mrs. Ramage and children are his surviving relatives here. In Oregon Mr. Curtis farmed for two years, but ceased that pursuit when he fell and sustained the fracture of an arm and moved to Woodburn. He untied with the M. E. Church while a young man. Mr. Curtis was a great lover of nature and of outdoor life. At the age of 80 he climbed Mt. Hood. He was temperate and methodical in his habits and it was his testimony that life had treated him well and that he got all the good out of life that he expected. He beloved by all that new him and a loveable grand old man. The funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. at the E. N. Hall Chapel, which was packed with people, some being unable to gain entrance. A very fine sermon was preached by Rev. John T. Meyers of the Church of God. Music was by the Bethel Choir, Miss Mamie Hughes, Mrs. A. Larson, Oscar Larson and Bascom Hughes, Mrs. Larson at the organ. Interment was at Belle Passe Cemetery. The pall bearers were Mayor W. H. Broyles, Fred Hall, W. J. Wilson, J. R. Landon, Warren Haskins, and C. L. Ogle. | Curtis, Stephen C (I3315)
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54 | 1841 Census, Cambridgeshire England lists Thomas as 35 Name: Thomas Curtis Age: 35 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1806 Gender: Male Where born: Cambridgeshire, England Civil parish: Bourn Hundred: Longstow County/Island: Cambridgeshire Country: England Registration district: Caxton Sub-registration district: Caxton Piece: 68 Book: 1 Folio: 10 Page Number: 15 Household Members: Name Age Thomas Curtis 35 Ann Curtis 35 Stephen Curtis 9 Ellis Curtis 5 Elizabeth Curtis 3 John Curtis 2 Mo 1851 Census, Cambridgeshire England lists Thomas as 46 Name: Thomas Curtis Age: 46 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1805 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Ann Curtis Gender: M (Male) Where born: St Eversden, Cambridgeshire, England Civil parish: Bourn County/Island: Cambridgeshire Country: England Registration district: Caxton Sub-registration district: Caxton ED, institution, or vessel: 12b Household schedule number: 31 Piece: 1758 Folio: 249 Page Number: 9 Household Members: Name Age Thomas Curtis 46 Ann Curtis 45 Stephen Curtis 19 Eliss Curtis 17 Elizabeth Curtis 13 John Curtis 10 Harriet Curtis 7 1861 Census, Cambridgeshire England Name: Thomas Curtis Age: 55 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1806 Relation: Head Spouse's Name: Ann Curtis Gender: Male Where born: Everdon, Cambridgeshire, England Civil parish: Bourn County/Island: Cambridgeshire Country: England Registration district: Caxton Sub-registration district: Caxton ED, institution, or vessel: 3 Neighbors: View others on page Household schedule number: 78 Piece: 1016 Folio: 34 Page Number: 15 Household Members: Name Age Thomas Curtis 55 Ann Curtis 55 John Curtis 20 Elizabeth Curtis 22 Mary Ann Curtis 4 William Clark 13 William Hull 22 1869 Thomas Curtis(age 55) & Harriet Curtis(age 24) traveled in steerage on the Steam ship - SS Iowa (of Transatlantic Steam Packet Ships) from Glasgow to NewYork arriving on April 28, 1869. Source: Ship Lists Roll 309 22 April - 5 May 1869 NyNy 1870 Census for DuPage County states that he is 62 at the time of the census and living with Stephen Curtis' Family 1885 Havana, Steele Minnesota Census, Thomas Curtis 82 years old born in England Stephen Curtis' Obituary states his father(Thomas Curtis) died in Missouri at the age of 94 | Curtis, Thomas (I3312)
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55 | 1850 , Jul 22, 1850 Census Champion, Trumbull, Ohio James Southwick 67 M Shoemaker, Mass Lois Southwick 46 F New York Allice J. Southwick 17 F Connecticut ellen E. Southwick 14 F Mass Henry H. Southwick 12 M Mass Charles W. Southwick 10 M Mass Mary B. Southwick 11 F Portage Co. Ohio Alice Wolcott, SOuthwick 1 month Trumbull, Ohio | Southwick, James (I3970)
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56 | 1850 Census Name: William Henry Age: 56 Birth Year: abt 1794 Birthplace: France Home in 1850: Prairie du Rocher, Randolph, Illinois Gender: Male Family Number: 1455 Household Members: Name Age William Henry 56 Mary Henry 43 Henry Henry 96 Josephine Henry 24 Angelique Henry 22 Juliette Henry 16 Jane Haleman 14 Royer Chamberville 14 Royer Becker 60 Bertha Becker 5 | Henrie, William (I4479)
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57 | 1850 Census Place: Township 6 S 2 W, Pike, Illinois Name: Age: Birth Year: Birthplace: Home in 1850: Gender: Family Number: Household Members: Name Mathew Morton Elisabeth Morton Henry Morton | Morton, Matthew (I572)
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58 | 1850 Census for The Town of Lyndon, Cattaraugus Co. State of New York Hezekiah Lockwood Caroline Ruth William Amanda Angenett Amelia 1860 Census for Preston, Adams, Wisconsin Hezikiah Lockwood 45 M Farmer New York Caroline F Lockwood 41 F New York William E Lockwood 18 M New York Caroline Lockwood 10 F New York Amanda R. Lockwood 13 F New York Nelson E Lockwood 6 M New York | Lockwood, Hezekiah (I3662)
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59 | 1850 Census in Marion, Iowa Name: Hartwell Hays Age: 63 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1787 Birth Place: North Carolina Gender: Male Home in 1850(City,County,State): Marion, Iowa Household Members: Name Age Hartwell Hays 63 Hartwell Hays 19 James Hays 19 Nancy Hays 21 Rebecca Hays 61 William A Hays 12 Jammitte Wright 15 ============================== 1856 Census in DesMoines, Jasper, Iowa Name: Hartwell Hayes Census Date: 1856 Residence County: Jasper Residence State: Iowa Locality: Des Moines Birth Location: North Carolina Family Number: 33 Marital Status: Married Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1787 Line: 26 Roll: IA_57 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Hartwell Hayes 69 Elizabeth Hayes 63 Hartwell HayesJunior 25 ============================== US Federal Census Mortality Schedules 1850-1880 Name: Hartwell Hays Gender: Male Marital Status: Widowed Place of Birth: North Carolina Estimated Birth Year: abt 1780 Age: 80 Month of Death: Dec Cause of Death: Old Age Place of Death:Summit, Marion, Iowa Census Year: 1860 | Hayes, Hartwell Henry Sr. (I3173)
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60 | 1850 census of Bates County, Missouri. This shows Sarah Elizabeth living with husband, William Hudson, and children John R, Margaret, and Allen L. | Bigham, Sarah Elizabeth (I2825)
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61 | 1850 Census of The Town of Lyndon, Cattaraugus Co. State of New York Edward Lockwood 28 M " Louisiana Lockwood 28 F " Armarett Lockwood 6 F " Stephen Case 26 M " Elizabeth Parmer 63 F | Lockwood, Edward (I361)
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62 | 1850 Census Sand Creek, Bartholomew, Indiana Name Isaac Hamner James Hamner Jessee Hamner Jessee Hamner Leonard G Hamner Nancy Hamner Rebecca Hamner Sarah Hamner William T Hamner | Hamner, Leonard Green (I215)
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63 | 1850 Census South Fork, Jackson, Iowa Name Age Jessee Bagley 32 Clarissa Bagley 37 Murray Bagley 8 Harry Bagley 5 Orison Bagley 4 Laura Bagley 3 John Bagley 11 months old in Oct 1850 1852 Census South Fork, Jackson Iowa 7 males, 3 females, 2 voters, 2 militia 1860 Census Pleasant Grove, Olmstead, Minnesota Name Age Jessey Bagley 40 Canada Clara Bagley 48 Murry Bagley 18 Canada Harvy Bagley 16 Iowa Arson Bagley 14 Iowa Laura Bagley 12 Iowa Heman Bagley 10 Iowa Laura Bagley 8 Iowa Jessee Bagley 5 Minn Curlota Bagley 2 Minn Rebecca Bryen 16 Margrett Bagley 13 Iowa David Bagley 54 1865 Census Pleasant Grove, Olmstead, Minnesota Jesse Bagley Jane Bagley Murray Bagley Harvey Bagley Orson Bagley Lucy Bagley Herman Bagley Jesse Bagley Laura Bagley Carlotta Bagley Lucius Bagley 1870 Census Pleasant Grove, Olmstead, Minnesota Name Age Jessee Bagley 50 Male born in Canada Jane Bagley 29 Female Born in Vermont Jessie Bagley 14 Female Born in Minnesota Carlotta Bagley 12 Female Born in Minnesota Lucius Bagley 7 Female Born in Minnesota Lyman Bagley 3Male Born in Minnesota 1880 Pleasant Grove, Olmstead, Minnesota also living with Harvey in Marshall Minnesota Jesse Bagley 62 Canada canada Canada Jane Bagley 35 Vermont Vermont Vermont 1885 Census Minneapolis, Hennepin Minnesota J Bagley 69 Canada J Bagley 45 Vermont L Bagley 23 Minnesota | Bagley, Jessey (I3922)
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64 | 1850 Census states her name as Catherine 1880 Census for Elbert Rice states mother is from South Carolina | Baldridge, Catherine "Catsy" (I3583)
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65 | 1852 Lansdowne Twp, Leeds County, Canada W (Ontario) William Booth age 18 Labourer Born in Canada W, Religion: E. Meth Male single ================================= 1860 July 5th Census Ripon, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Name: Age in 1860: Birth Year: Birthplace: Home in 1860: Gender: Post Office: Value of real estate: Household Members: Name Wm R Booth Nancy Booth Emma E Booth Harriet A Booth Ida V Booth ================================= 1870 Census Almira, Olmsted, Minnesota William Booth 36 farmer Canada W. Nancy Booth 35 keeping house Canada W. Emma Booth 14 at school Michigan Harriet Booth 12 at school Iowa Ida F Booth 10 at school Iowa Lillie Booth 8 at school Wisconsin Nepolion Booth 5 at schoolMinnesota ================================== 1875, May 1 Census Dover, Olmsted, Minnesota Booth, William 41 Canada canada canada Booth, Nancy 39 Canada canada canada Booth, Emma 19 Michigan Canada Canada Booth, Harriet 17 Iowa Canada Canada Booth, Ida V. 15 Iowa Canada Canada Booth, Lillie 14 Minnesota Canada Canada Booth, Elmer 9 Minnesota Canada Canada Note: there is a little girl in the William Robbins Family on the same page of the census, her name is Tyre H. Booth age 4 born in Minnesota both parents are from Canada ======================================== 1880 Census for Elmira, Olmsted, Minnesota William R. Booth 45 Farmer Nancy Booth 43 Ida V. Booth 20 Lillie Booth 18 Tira Booth 9 Elmer N. Booth 15 Note: Tira is noted as a duaghter in this census ========================================= 1885 May 1, Census for Elmira, Olmsted, Minnesota William Booth 52 Canada Nancy Booth 49 Canada Elmer Booth 19 Tira Booth 14 Fred Booth 19 ======================================= 1895 Census for Elmira, Olmsted, Minnesota William Booth 62 Canada Farmeer Parents of foriegn decent Nancy Booth 55 Canada Parents of foriegn decent ========================================= 1900 Census for Elmira, Olmsted, Minnesota both willam & Nancy imegrated in 1860 1910 Census Salem, Roanoak, Virginia????? Married 41 years | Booth, William R. (I3467)
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66 | 1860 Census in Elk Creek, Jasper, Iowa Name: Elizabeth Hayes Age in 1860: 69 Birth Year: abt 1791 Birthplace: North Carolina Home in 1860: Elk Creek, Jasper, Iowa Gender: Female Post Office: Galesburg Value of real estate: View Image Household Members: Name Age Wm G Romans 44 Arbury D Romans 20 Martha E Romans 16 Emily A Romans 8 James M Romans 4 Wm W Romans 8.12 Elizabeth Hayes 69 | Unknown, Elizabeth (I3856)
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67 | 1860 Census Newark, Licking, Ohio Name: Henry R Richards Age in 1860: 60 Birth Year: abt 1800 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1860: Newark, Licking, Ohio Gender: Male Post Office: Newark Household Members: Name Age Henry R Richards 60 Mary A Richards 52 Franklin Richards 21 Victoria Richards 16 | Richards, Henry R. (I3572)
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68 | 1860 Census Preston, Adams Co. Wisconsin Randolph Lockwood 42 M Farmer born in New York Mary Lockwood 46 F born in New York Sias A Lockwood 17 F New York Sarah E Lockwood 15 F New York Solomon Lockwood 13 M New York Angelino Lockwood 7 M New York evaline R Young 3 F New York | Lockwood, Randolph (I348)
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69 | 1860 Census states he is a carpenter ======================== 1880 Census Fontana, Miami, Kansas he is a farmer Name Andrew Patrick G. A. Patrick Wm. Patrick James R. Patrick A. H. Patrick B. O. Patrick Chester N. Patrick Clide S. Patrick Lula Patrick May Bishof | Patrick, Andrew (I3421)
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70 | 1861 Census Buckden England Name: Harriett Curtis Age: 16 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1845 Relation: Servant Gender: Female Where born: Bourn, Cambridgeshire, England Civil parish: Buckden County/Island: Huntingdonshire Country: England Registration district: St Neots Sub-registration district: St Neots ED, institution, or vessel: 9 Household schedule number: 43 Piece: 981 Folio: 141 Page Number: 7 Household Members: Name Age John Farrington 58 Mary Ann Farrington 63 Louisa Farrington 19 Henry Cawte 17 Harriett Curtis 16 1869 Thomas Curtis(age 55) & Harriet Curtis(age 24) traveled in steerage on the Steam ship - SS Iowa (of Transatlantic Steam Packet Ships) from Glasgow to NewYork arriving on April 28, 1869. Source: Ship Lists Roll 309 22 April - 5 May 1869 NyNy 1920 Census, Roll T625_1500, page7A, Ed 86, image 1062 Gertrude Ramage's 1966 Calander states that Harriet died on June 4, 1928 Obituary from the Woodburn Independent June 7, 1928 Mrs. Harriett Ramage Dies Mrs. Harriett C. Ramage died of the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. I. Jones, North Second Street yesterday morning, June 6th 1928 at 9:30 after a long illness, aged 84 years and one week. With her going there passed away a most noble woman, one of very lovable character, a mother devoted to her late husband and fond of her children, grandchildren and great grand children. She easily made friends and was endeared to all, many of whom remembered her when on her bed of sickness. The children were all with her the last ten days of her life and she told them: "I am having my flowers when I am here from those who come, and those who cannot come send them to me." Mrs. Ramage was born at Cambridgeshier [sic], England, May 30, 1844. She had five brothers and one sister. Her father and she started from Thames, London for Glascow [sic], Scotland, in April 1869, and from there sailed for the United States. They had a pleasant trip until they reached Newfoundland and there they encountered a big storm. They were on the water three weeks. They landed at New York from there they went to Chicago. Arriving May 2, 1869, her sister and brother-in-law meeting them there. She married John Ramage at Wheaton, Ill., January 1, 1870 at the age of 26 years. They lived at Wheaton until 1873, then moved to Medford, Minn. They moved to White, Brookings County, South Dakota, in 1888 and in 1891 came to Oregon and lived at Lewisville for one year then lived south of Salem for a year, and from there moved to a place 3 ½ miles east of Woodburn. Surviving Mrs. Ramage are nine children, 26 grand children and 11 great grand children. The children are: Mrs. G. H. Colgan, Salem; D. A. Ramage, Yakima, Wash.; Mrs. S. E. Fletcher, Portland; W. J. Ramage, Woodburn; Mrs. J. R. Davis, Turner; Mrs. H. I. Jones, Woodburn; Mrs. J. C. Pinckney, Oregon City; John W. Ramage, Woodburn; E. P. Ramage, Dufur, Or. Funeral services will be held at the congregational church, Hubbard, Friday, 2:00 p.m. Rev. John T Meyers of Woodburn officiating and music by the Bethel choir. Interment will be beside the grave of her husband in Hubbard Cemetery. | Curtis, Harriet (I3336)
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71 | 1866 April 3 Enlisted in US Army in St S..... Missouri at age 19, deserted Oct 11, 1866 ====================================== 1880 Avenue City: Jefferson Twp., Andrew Co., Missouri April 5 1880 Roger S. Lee age 34 Farmer born in Illinois, father ohio and mother New Jersey Wife: Martha (Johnson) Lee age 29, born Missouri , father Missouri, mother Kentucky (This could be daughter of the foster parent John Johnson) Son: William age 8, born Missouri Dau: Mary age 7 born Missouri Son: John age 5 born Missouri | Lee, Roger Samuel Sr (I4044)
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72 | 1870 Census Troy Iowa June 1 1870 Name: R S Price Age in 1870: 59 Birth Year: abt 1811 Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Troy, Iowa, Iowa Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Stellapolis Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Born R S Price 59 New York Polly A Price 55 New York Thomas Price 24 Ohio Caroline Price 22 Ohio Charles Price 20 Ohio Ophelia Price 18 Illinois Mary Price 15 Illinois David Price 12 Illinois Elizabeth Price 11 Illinois | Price, Roswell Sage (I3492)
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73 | 1870 Census for Jacksonville Ward 3 MOrgan, Illinois Name William Richards Mary Richards Georgia Richards Harry Richards Margaret Johnson | Richards, William Spencer (I3569)
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74 | 1870 Census for York, DuPage, Illinois on July 7, 1870 John Ireland is listed as head of Household at age 26 Farmer, born in Canada with the following people living with him: Annie E Ireland age 50 born in NewYork (note she is listed DuPage Downer Grove Cemetery as died 1893) James W Ramage age 3 born in Canada (note this child is listed DuPage Downer Grove Cemetery as died 1881) David Ramage age 73 born in Scotland | Ireland, John R. (I1153)
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75 | 1870 Census has Goerge H. Colgan and George M. Colgan living in Lemond Twp, Steele County, Minnesota --------------------- Death Certificate 611 ------------------------ My grandfather died before I was born, don't know what year. From the stories I have been told he was quite the joker. Source: Marilyn J (Colgan) Farrier | Colgan, George Harrison (I1358)
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76 | 1870 census in Lemond, Steele Co., Minnesota Name Estimated Birth Year Birthplace Race Gender John Colgan abt 1815 Ireland White Male John H Colgan abt 1853 Massachusetts White Male William A Colgan abt 1854 Massachusetts White Male Robert P Colgan abt 1855 Massachusetts White Male Ellen L Colgan abt 1857 Minnesota White Female Josephine L Colgan abt 1860 Minnesota White Female James A Colgan abt 1861 Minnesota White Male Anna M Colgan abt 1864 Minnesota White Female Edward R Colgan abt 1868 Minnesota White Male George H Colgan abt 1869 Minnesota White Male | Colgan, John (I2659)
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77 | 1870 Census Newark Ward 1, Licking, Ohio Name: Henry Richards Age in 1870: 69 Birth Year: abt 1801 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1870: Newark Ward 1, Licking, Ohio Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Newark Household Members: Name Age Henry Richards 69 Mary C Richards 61 Franklin Richards 31 Victoria Richards 24 | Richards, Henry R. (I3572)
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78 | 1870 census: John Harlan Ramage Curtis is not with the Stephen Curtis Family. 1880 Census Stephen Curtis and John Curtis in chcago, Illinois 1920 Illinois Census(Cook County, District 1615 page 10 on the12th & 14 of January 1920) There is a John H Curtis listed who is 59. With a wife: Mary age 59. Right below them is a second family (possibly a son) Victor E. Curtis (Age 31) with wife Ellen (age 31), son Victor (age 5), and daughter Ellen (age 3) | Curtis, John Harlan Ramage (I1176)
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79 | 1875 Ohio Census states he is an Engineer Possibly James Lawrence Hutchinson Possibly John A Hutchinson 1860 Census Wellington, Lorain, Ohio Name James Hutchinson Sarah Hutchinson Maria Hutchinson Dwight Hutchinson Clara Hutchinson Harrie Hutchinson Sarah McGraugh 1885 Osage, Miami, Kansas Census March 1885 J. L. Hutchinson 72 Farmer Sarah Hutchinson 60 Grace Hutchinson 18 Teacher | Hutchinson, James Lawrence (I3423)
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80 | 1880 Census has her 8 years old in Merton, Steele, MN Year: 1880; Census Place: Merton, Steele, Minnesota; Roll: T9_635; Family History Film: 1254635; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 238; Image: 0004. | Ramage, Clara A (I1165)
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81 | 1880 Census has her as Lalla | Mills, Laura Marie (I3488)
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82 | 1880 census has her in Merton, Steele, Minnesota, it states that she was born in Wisconsin and her parents were both from Vermont | Carlton, Alma (I1118)
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83 | 1880 Census has him in Merton, Steele, Minnesota at age 6 | Gibson, Ralph (I492)
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84 | 1880 Census Newark, Licking, Ohio Name: Mary E. Richards Age: 72 Birth Year: abt 1808 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1880: Newark, Licking, Ohio Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) Marital Status: Widowed Father's Birthplace: Virginia Mother's Birthplace: Virginia Household Members: Name Age Mary E. Richards 72 Frank Richards 39 Victoria Richards 35 | Brison, Mary Evelina (I3573)
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85 | 1880 census: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Deloss YOUNG Self M Male W 40 MA Merchent MA MA Ruth YOUNG Wife M Female W 40 NY Keeping House NY NY William YOUNG Son S Male W 18 WI Teaching MA NY Harvy YOUNG Son S Male W 8 MN NY MA Mary PLOUGHMAN Other S Female W 18 WI GERM. GERM. Source Information: Census Place Minnesota Lake, Faribault, Minnesota Family History Library Film 1254618 NA Film Number T9-0618 Page Number 29A Enumeration District: 53; Image: 0772. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1903 Census: Mankato, Blue Earth, Minnesota Delos P Young , Ruth Young, Dora Young ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1860 Census Preston, Adams, Wisconsin Delos P Young 21 M Farmer born Mass. Roxana R Young 20 F born New York Census -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1885 Census Alton, Waseca, Massachusetts Delos Young 46 M born in Mass Roxana Young 46 F New York Arthur Young 13 M Minn Dolly Young 3 F Minn ============================== D.P. Young was born in Massachusetts, May 11, 1838. In 1850 he went with the family to Erie COunty, N.Y., where he remained severeal years, and then removed to Dodge COunty, Wis. In 1864 he came to this county, and located in Freedom Township, among the first settlers in that part of Waseca COunty. He took up farm there, and followed the vocation of farmer until 1875, when he removed to Alma City, where in compnay with Fisher and Wilkinson, he built the flouring mill and ran it for about two years and then disposed of it. He then went into partnership with W.E. Lockwood, in the mercantile business and has followed that ever since. May 27, 1858 he was united in marriage with Ruth Lockwood, daughter of Hezekiah and Caoline Lockwood, who was born October 8, 1838. They have beeen the parents of two children: William, born in 1861, now an attorney of Mankato, who attended the law school at Iowa City, Iowa, and was admitted to the bar at Waseca when but 21 years of age. He is married to Nettie Shingler, and has one child, John Paul. The other son, Arthur Young, was born in 1871. Mr. Young's fatheer was a native of Massachusetts, and a carpenter by trade, but now dead; his mother, who is living with him, was born in Connecticut. Source History of Waseca County pg 685 =========================== Oregon Death Index, 1903-98 about Deloss Palmer Young Name:Young, Deloss Palmer County:Lane Death Date:3 Dec 1913 Certificate:4315 =========================== Birth: Massachusetts, USA Death: Eugene Lane County Oregon, USA Delos Palmer Young was born to Ranssaleer Young and Julia W. Green Young. He was married to Roxanna Ruth Lockwood Young, and they had the following children: William E. Young, Arthur Edgar Young, Dora Hall Young Parker, and Charley H. Young, who died as a baby. Family links: Parents: Julia Warren Green Young (1808 - 1890) Children: Charley H. Young (1865 - 1865)* Arthur Edgar Young (1871 - 1945)* Spouse: Roxana Ruth Lockwood Young (1839 - 1932)* *Point here for explanation Burial: Glenwood Cemetery Mankato Blue Earth County Minnesota, USA Created by: Never Forgotten Record added: Jun 10, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 38154687 | Young, Delos Palmer (I3664)
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86 | 1885 Osage, Miami, Kansas Census Grace is 18 and a teacher =================== 1910 Census for Filer Idaho W E Patrick Grace Patrick Mildred Patrick Agnes Patrick Alberta Patrick Florence Patrick Jennie Patrick Effie Patrick | Hutchinson, Grace Greenwood (I3750)
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87 | 1895 Haverhill, Olmsted, Minnesota Booth, Elmer 30 Farmer Booth, Elberta 23 Booth, Blanche 2 1900 Census Rochester, Olmsted, Minnesota Elmer Booth 35 Real estate agent Elberta Booth 27 Blanche Booth 7 Lillian Booth 3 Oliva Booth 1 1910 Census Eugene, Lane, Oregon Name Age Elmer N Booth 42 real estate agent Elberta A Booth 36 Blanche A Booth 17 Lillian M Booth 13 Olive L Booth 11 Florence H Booth 10 1920 Jan 10 1920 he is a yardman in a cotton mill in Claremont Twp, Sullivan, New Hampshire Elmer Booth 53 Elberta Booth 47 Florence Booth 19 | Booth, Elmer Napolian (I3461)
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88 | 1900 Census for Ledyard, Kossuth, Iowa William E Patrick Grace Patrick Jean Patrick Kittie Patrick Mildred Patrick Agnes Patrick Nellie Patrick Alberta Patrick Florence Patrick =================== 1910 Census for Filer Idaho W E Patrick Grace Patrick Mildred Patrick Agnes Patrick Alberta Patrick Florence Patrick Jennie Patrick Effie Patrick ------------------------------------- 1920 Census for Jerome Idaho Name William E Patrick Grace G Patrick Florence M Patrick Jenna Patrick Effie L Patrick --------------------------------- 1930 Census in Jerome Idaho Elbert Rice Alberta Rice Beverley Rice Elbert F Rice Donald Jean Rice Phylis Jane Rice Wm E Patrick | Patrick, William Edgar Sr (I3748)
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89 | 1900 census, Buchanan Co., Washington Twp., John K. and Mary Johnson have one of their grandsons, "R. S. Lee, Jr." born July 1882, living with them. | Lee, Roger Samuel Jr. (I4051)
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90 | 1906 Historical Encyclopedia Of Illinois & History of Morgan County IL Part 3, pg 925 RICE, Albert Clark, a prominent and successful farmer and stock-raiser in the vicinity of Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill., was born in Scott County, Ill., January 3, 1853, the son of Elbert Gallatin and Mary Ann (Camp) Rice, his father being born August 6, 1823, in Columbia, Tenn. His grandfather, Ebenezer Rice, of Worcester County, Mass., migrated to North Carolina, where he married Katy Baldridge, and then removed to Tennessee, thence, in 1832, removing with his family to Illinois and settling in the southwestern part of Morgan (now in Scott) County. He located near Riggston, where he bought a land claim, and lived until his family were all matured, but finally moved to Cass County, where he died. He was a member of the Christian Church, and, on account of his industry, uprightness and piety, was beloved by a large circle of friends. The early life of the father was passed on the farm near Riggston, where he remained until his marriage in 1847. Afterward he lived near Princeton, Cass County, for sixteen years, and from 1868 to 1892, his home farm-which was purchased from Ralph Reynolds-was on "The Mound" west of Jacksonville, where W. S. Rice now lives. A few months before his death he moved to Jacksonville. Early in the 'fifties he began preaching in the Christian Church, ministering in Morgan, Scott, Cass and Menard Counties. He preached regularly in Exeter, Concord Church, near Woodson, Sweetwater (Menard County), at Antioch, Princeton and Philadelphia (Cass County), but continued to live on his farm. Beginning with little he left a large estate to his family, acquired by industry, frugality, good judgment and honesty. His salary as a preacher was devoted entirely to mission work. During the period of the Civil War., E. G. Rice was thoroughly loyal to the Union, and was anxious to volunteer for the service; but, as he had a family of ten children, his neighbors persuaded him to remain at home and attend to his domestic interests. He had an extensive acquaintance, was widely esteemed, preached many funeral sermons and performed many marriage ceremonies for miles around. In early life he was an active Republican, but later became a Prohibitionist, and was a candidate for several offices on the ticket of that party. The wife of E. G. Rice was formerly Mary Ann Camp, a member of a very prominent family in Scott County. She was the daughter of George and Nancy (Felton) Camp, her father being a native of Massachusetts and her mother, of Vermont. The family journeyed from Vermont to Pittsburg in an ox-cart and thence to Shawneetown, Ill., on a flatboat, continuing the journey by the former conveyance to Riggston. The father entered Government land, and about the year 1834 built the first large frame house in Scott County. He was a (er) and merchant, and conducted a carding mill operated by ox-tread power. He was a prominent Mason and very active in that order. The children of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rice were as follows: Sarah E., wife of James H. Campbell; Nannie C., wife of George W. Rawlings; Albert C.; Walter S.; William P., of Harrisonville, Mo.; Mary J., wife of Charles O. Culver, of Fort Collins, Colo.; Laura F., who died at the age of two years; Georgia A. (deceased), wife of Frederick H. Rankin, of Athens, Ill.; John C., of Caldwell, Idaho; Emma F., wife of George Vickery, of Jacksonville; and Eva M., wife of Marcus A. Hulett, of Morgan County. The father died February 12, 1892, and the mother passed away September 8, 1902. Albert C. Rice attended the public schools, and was graduated from Illinois College in 1874. He then taught school, farming meanwhile, for ten years, and has always been deeply interested in the public schools. In 1879 he located on his present farm, where he has since been engaged in general farming, and in raising and feeding stock. For many years he has been active in Farmers' Institute work. For three years he was President and also served as Secretary and Treasurer of the Morgan County Farmers' Institute; and his fine farm shows evidence of progressive ideas in its improvements and management. Mr. Rice was married October 23, 1879, to Minnie Joy, a daughter of Lyman F. Joy, of this county. Two children have resulted from this union, namely: Harry, who is a student at Eureka College, and Florence, studying in the Illinois Woman's College. Albert C. Rice is a strong Republican, but is public spirited and enthusiastic to support whatever he thinks is for the good of the community. He is a member of the Antioch Christian Church, and has been Superintendent of the Sunday-school for eighteen years. During this time he has also been actively engaged in the work of the Morgan County Sunday School Association. The careers of the members of the Rice family, as shown in this review, are so conspicuously worthy as to need no words of praise. The lives herein protrayed speak for themselves. | Rice, Elbert Gallatin (I3433)
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91 | 1910 Federal Censes St. Joseph District 67, Buchanan, Missouri Bigham, Robert N. head Virginia wife Minnie O. daughter Cornelius, Maggie daughter Cornelius, Lessie E. granddaughter | Cornelius, Unknown (I2795)
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92 | 1920 Federal Censes McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas District 75 Allen, Joseph A. head Minnie Ola wife 1930 Federal Censes Mcallen, Hidalgo, Texas District 29 Allen, Joseph A. head Ola wife Robert E. son Bigham,Virginia mother in law | Bigham, Minnie Ola (I1622)
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93 | 1920 Federal Censes McAllen, Hidalgo, Texas District 75 Allen, Joseph A. head Minnie Ola wife 1930 Federal Censes Mcallen, Hidalgo, Texas District 29 Allen, Joseph A. head Ola wife Robert E. son Bigham,Virginia mother in law | Allen, Joseph A (I2797)
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94 | 1940 census in Portland, he states his occupation is Apartment House Management | Hathaway, Farris Merrick (I445)
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95 | 1st of Erracht. Tutor to his grand-nephew, Allan MacDonald Dubh. From Ewen are descended the Camerons of Erracht, known as 'Sliochd Eoghainn mhic Eoghainn'. Assassinated while attending a clan gathering at Inverlochy Castle, because he claimed the chieftainship. Was slain before 1572, according to the McIntosh Memoirs p.33 | Cameron, Ewan (Of Erracht) (I829)
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96 | 28th Illinois Infantry | Hack, Americus Greene (I452)
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97 | 2nd of Erracht. Murderer of Donald Dubh, XV Chief, in 1569. Executed at Dunstaffnage (?) 1585. | Cameron, John (Of Clunes) (I831)
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98 | 4th of Clunes. "Old Clunes of the '45". Donald was the first land-holder in Lochaber to carry out evictions on his estates. Donald sheltered Prince Charles at Clunes after Culloden, and was one of the faithful band who stayed with the Prince when he went to France after Culloden. | Cameron, Donald (Of Clunes) (I1042)
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99 | 539-46-0397 They were stern people, they didn't seem to have much fun. Came out on a train to Montana before she got married and then went to Washington. SHe came on the same train as Walter. Was in her 90s when she died | Moody, Nora (I2805)
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