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Matches 151 to 200 of 7,255
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151 | 1850, William House and Rufus Cole living with them in Johnstown. 1900 Living with his daughter Mary Shaw and family. | House, Philip (I12361)
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152 | 1850Aug28 Hannah is 53; 1860Jul30 she is 62 (puts her birthdate between July 31st and Aug 28th 1797) | Benton, Hannah (I34072)
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153 | 1851 census (East Gwillimbury) - Polly, w/o Philip, aged 40, born Canada. Next door to Samuel Spring(25) and MaryAnn Spring(23), Andrew(aged 73,US), John(22), Rosanna(1), Charlotte Gies(9) | Spring, Mary (I24394)
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154 | 1851 living in Dalmellington, Scotland working as a Ironstone Miner. Apparently left Scotland for Pennsylvania about 1856. Worked in the mines in Schuylkill Co. until sometime before 1880 when his family is living in Philadelphia,PA on Scott Lane. | McMullen, Alexander (I38854)
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155 | 1855 aged 3 living with Keziah and John Burditt I don't find any record of a marriage of Susan and she goes by her madian name - her son George born in 1870 - was only 4 months old in the 1870 census and she was living with her mother (her father, much older than her mother had died a year prior). Her death certificate states her mother and Keziah Ramsdell, father is John Ramsdell and husband was John Burditt. The informant, Annie M. Burditt has this in error - her mother was clearly Keziah Ramsdells, wife of John Burditt. Birth record of Lynn,MA proves this. In most census records she stated she was widowed or single even though she never married Albert Jones (at least there is no legal record of it). | Burditt, Susannah A. (I22582)
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156 | 1855 census - Rochester, Ward 6, page381(Image#39) - 10years in city. Tanner by trade. Somehow related to Chester Bradford of Auburn,NY, Henry H. Cooley, George H. Ham, Clarkson Mattis - noted in 1846 ALbany Newspaper Surrogate office. | Cross, Austin (I45694)
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157 | 1855 census North Dansville (Margaret Eaton ae.36) and 1850 census North Dansville, #245 (C. P. Eaton), "Margt. Eaton, ae.28, b.NY" | Hartman, Margaret (I11194)
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158 | 1855 census of Hector - Alma is living with her son William - however still shows her as married, not widowed. | Leonard, Alma (I15020)
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159 | 1855 census shown as Sarah E. Hartman (1850 census listed two separate daughters, Sarah and Elizabet. 1860 listed as Elizabeth). | Hartman, Sarah Elizabeth (I3103)
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160 | 1855 census states she had 11 children | Stivers, Jenette (I5064)
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161 | 1855 census states, born NJ, came to this county in 1788 | Staley, Abraham (I14560)
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162 | 1855 census West Sparta, #53 (Eaton Hartman), "Marilla Hartman, granddaughter, ae.11 Livingston Co." | Hartman, Marilla (I8585)
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163 | 1855 census(#88) shows him living in Groveland and has been for 20 years. With his family then is a grandson George M. Sickley aged 6, born Livingston County and an adopted daughter Nancy Ames aged 4, born Steuben County. He was a Church Elder for the Groveland Presbyterian Church, installed Oct 1852. | Gray, John (I2405)
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164 | 1855 his "sister-in-law" Rebecca Whitford is living with his family in Hornellsville. | Davenport, George (I49748)
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165 | 1855 in Doonnagurroge, Killimer Parish, Kilrush Union (There is also an Anthony O'Dea living there as well) | O'Dea, Patrick (I16214)
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166 | 1855 in Scio,NY - Adopted son of Cyrus and Luanna Furnald | Stewart, Ira G. (I14490)
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167 | 1855 listed as Theordora (aged 10months) in the 1850 census (no James listed). In 1855, 1860, 1865 census. | Hartman, James Theodore (I10228)
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168 | 1855 living in Bath - Elizabeth's niece, Sarah Brooks, with them. 1860 living in Bath, with husband, David Bennett, and her brother John Brooks. | Brooks, Elizabeth (I48682)
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169 | 1855 living in Buffalo, NY since 1847 working as a Policeman. | Wagner, Johann Valentin (I41419)
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170 | 1855 living in Hornellsville with his father-in-law, Asa Whitford, had been here since 1844. In 1856 he removed to Crawford Co.,PA. as a farmer | Whitford, Silas C. (I12254)
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171 | 1855 living in Liberty,NY (also in household is "Martha Hawkins, cousin, age 13, b.Sullivan Co.," - Martha is also shown in her mother and Stepfather's(Judson Lair) house in 1855 census) - this links Nancy Brown Ray to the John Brown and Hannah Benton (as well as Ichabod Benton, her father). Plus with the added DNA connection... | Brown, Nancy Jane (I43825)
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172 | 1855 living with Eaton Hartman family as a laborer. Also, in household, William Woodworth(40), and Charles Drake(27) | Muchler, John Randolph (I16183)
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173 | 1855 living with John Cassell family in Dansville, working as a housekeeper. | Heller, Susan (I24052)
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174 | 1855 living with the Abram Wyant family as an apprentice. | Stewart, Charles Edward (I14489)
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175 | 1855 M.E. Hughes, aged 13 living with parents 1860 Mary E. Hughes, aged 18 with parents 1865 Mary E. Hughes, 23, living with parents | Hughes, Mary E. (I5612)
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176 | 1855 Mary aged 14, with mother in N.Dansville. Probably not the Mary A. Hughes that married Albert Covell (buried in Greeemount Cemetery) | Hughes, Mary A. (I5617)
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177 | 1855 South Reading with John(66), and Susan(3) | Ramsdell, Keziah (I22583)
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178 | 1855 West Almond, Allegany Co.,NY | Maynard, Calvin (I12262)
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179 | 1855 with his mother in Canandaigua. Living with his Uncle Merrit White in 1860 Ontario County New York. | Fisher, Franklin A. (I15581)
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180 | 1855 with widowed mother in Sparta 1860 with sister, Paulina Hamsher, Sparta | Hughes, Mary (I5626)
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181 | 1855, Liberty, NY, shown living with her mother and stepfather, Judson Lair. Also, shown living with her cousin Nancy Brown Ray. | Hawkins, Martha A. (I43837)
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182 | 1855-Manchester,Ontario Co.,NY - 6 years in town (with wife Eliza(20-3yrs in town) and daughter Lettie(2)) 1860-NiagaraFalls,Niagara Co.,NY (with wife Clara(29) and daughter Lottie) 1862-Enlisted in Civil War 1865-Married Caroline Latch in Waterloo,Ontario,Canada | West, Silas Clark Hamilton (I45578)
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183 | 1858 living in York Co.,ON | Staley, Baltus (I16507)
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184 | 1858 while living in Bradford,PA, filed for pension for his service in the War of 1812. | Tanner, William (I44306)
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185 | 1858Nov11 (Book26/p156) - Ichabod H. Brown and Mary C. Brown his wife sold his farm in Damacus,Wayne Co.,PA to Alexander Reynolds for $800, 50 acres (same tract of land conveyed by Heli Skinner to Hannah Brown in 1846 and sold to Ichabod in 1856). | Brown, Henry Ichabod (I34074)
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186 | 1860 and 1870 Lucinda was living in Dansville,NY. Possibly later resided in Mt.Morris,NY | Prentiss, Lucinda (I3106)
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187 | 1860 census "David M. Hughes, ae.3" | Hughes, David Martin (I3048)
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188 | 1860 census Granby,Oswego Co.,NY p.376 or 1860 census Tully,Onondaga Co.,NY p.040 | Allen, Margaret (I11654)
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189 | 1860 census in Lysander,Onondaga Co.,NY p.125 | Allen, Ebenezer (I11657)
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190 | 1860 census last name spelled McKierman. Hugh's occupation is a Harnessmaker. | McKiernan, Hugh (I11651)
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191 | 1860 census list him working at the Nursery in Dansville. | Hartman, James (I10192)
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192 | 1860 census lists him as Frederick Jr. | Lander, Frederick William (I5229)
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193 | 1860 census living in Dansville,Steuben Co.,NY as a Carriage and Wagon Maker | Whitford, Ezekiel (I18289)
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194 | 1860 Census Mortality Schedule states that Nathaniel Fish died of 'Spasms' (aged 29 years, farm laborer, married). | Fish, Nathaniel (I10628)
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195 | 1860 census North Dansville, #1059 (Josiah Hartman), "Ida A. Hartman, ae.3" and 1870 census North Dansville, #181 (Josiah Hartman), "Ida Hartman, ae. 12" and 1875 census North Dansville, #17 (Josiah M. Hartman), "Ida Hartman, ae. 16" | Hartman, Ida Adella (I3070)
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196 | 1860 census of West Sparta names Hiram Hartman, ae. 43, farming with a $4,000 value of real estate and $675 value of personal property. 1870 census of West Sparta; Hiram Hartman, ae. 58, farmer, and Ellen Hartman, ae. 30. 1870 real estate value $10,000 and personal property value $1,000. Death of Hiram Hartman Hiram Hartman died at his home in West Sparta, Tuesday morning, from a long illness and a stroke of paralysis he sustained two weeks ago, at the age of nearly ninety years. He was born on the farm where Monroe Hartman now lives and was a farmer all his life, He was married four times but none of his wives are living. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. T. M. Muchler and Mrs. Schuyler Thompson, and a brother Monroe Hartman. Mr. Hartman's body was removed to the home of Mr. Muchler from which place funeral services will be held today and he will be buried at Kysorville. Rev. J. W. Archibald officated. (Dansville Express, 10 Oct 1907) | Hartman, Hiram (I5169)
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197 | 1860 census states he was blind and shows no occupation. | Krell, Johann Wilhelm (I38870)
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198 | 1860 census West Sparta, p.637 (Hiram Hartman), "Amidon S. Hartman, ae. 10/12" (Dansville Advertiser, Dansville, New York, Thursday, February 13, 1862) | Hartman, Amidon S. (I7495)
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199 | 1860 census, Daniel and Ann Peckham are living with Stephen Peckham, Daniel's profession is "Boating". In 1900 they were living in Hornellsville. They had one child, that died before 1900. | Hartman, Anna (I7074)
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200 | 1860 census, she is living with Abner Allen and is a school teacher. | Allen, Jeanette (I2374)
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