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| 13551 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1850 Census: Willoughby, Lake Co, Ohio Rufus Berry, age 27 [born abt 1823] Caroline Berry, age 24 Rowena Berry, age 2 Rufus Berry Salem, Washtenaw, MI abt 1823 New York White Male Caroline Berry Salem, Washtenaw, MI abt 1827 Ohio White Female Alanzo Berry Salem, Washtenaw, MI abt 1851 Ohio White Male Evastes Berry Salem, Washtenaw, MI abt 1824 New York White Male Harriet Berry Salem, Washtenaw, MI abt 1826 New York White Female Geo Berry Salem, Washtenaw, MI abt 1831 New York White Male | Berry, Rufus (I35154)
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| 13552 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1850 Census: Willoughby, Lake Co, Ohio Rufus Berry, age 27, bp NY, Farming Caroline Berry, age 24, bp OH Rowena Berry, age 2, OH No others listed in household. 1860 Salem, Washtenaw Co, Michigan Rufus R. C. Berry, age 36, bp NY, Farmer Caroline Berry, age 33, bp OH Rowena Berry, age 11, bp OH Alonzo Berry, age 9, bp OH Hannah Richards, age 69, bp MA Same page as Caroline Pebbles family, age 50. Family still there in 1870, including Hannah. Rowena not listed. | Berry, Rena (I15103)
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| 13553 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1850 Federal Census Town of Antwerp, Jefferson County, New York Bailey Albert J 36, m Merchant 3700 NY Bailey Luther 34, m Merchant 2100 NY Bailey Sarah J 26, f NY Bailey Sarah J 7, f NY X [in school] Bailey Albert 4, m Note this is Albert J, not Albert I. Could it be Alfred J. his younger brother by 10 yrs? Note Luther is Albert I.'s brother's name. 1860 Census: Antwerp, Jefferson Co, New York Jane Baily, age 37, widow, bp NY Jennie S. Baily, age 15, dau, bp NY Albert I. Baily, age 13, son, bp NY | Bailey, Albert Isaiah (I5928)
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| 13554 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1850 Federal Census Town of Antwerp, Jefferson County, New York [Living in Buell household.] Buell Almon 33 m Farmer 3250 NY Buell Hannah 42 f NY Buell Mary J 7 f NY Bailey Clark 20 m Clerk NY McCarthy Mary 20 f Ireland CATALOGUE OF THE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS OF THE ANTWERP LIBERAL LITERARY INSTITUTE ANTWERP, N.Y. FROM MAY, 1861, TO AUGUST, 1863. WATERTOWN: NEW YORK REFORMER STEAM POWER PRESSES. 1863. Trustees., among 21 names; ALMON BUELL. Among the students, Gentlemen; Clark Bailey of Antwerp. He was about 32 yrs old. | Bailey, Clark (I5937)
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| 13555 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1850 Leverett, Franklin Co, Massachusetts Ashley, Joseph, age 70, Paper maker, bp MA Ashley, Cynthia age 65, bp MA Ashley, Stephen age 26, carpenter, bp MA | Ashley, Stephen (I6927)
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| 13556 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: 1860 Census: Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co, New York Alonzo Miles, age 42, farmer born in NY Martha Miles, age 35, born in NY Deluna [?] Delierna Miles, male, age 13, born in NY Charles Miles, age 5, born in NY Harriet Miles, age 3, born in NY *Austin Horr, age 20, Laborer, born in NY Henry Miles, age 32, born in Canada The following household (after father) is Nathen B. Miles age 33 born in NY. Austin's written as HOWE 1870 Census: Richfield, Adams Co, Wisconsin Austin W. Howe, age 30, bp NY, Farmer Louisa Howe, age 27, bp NY Hattie Howe, age 3, bp NY Following household was parents. 1880 Census Place: Richfield, Adams Co, Wisconsin Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Austin W. HORR Self M Male W 40 NY Farmer NY NY Louisa HORR Wife M Female W 37 NY Keeping House CAN CAN Hattie HORR Dau S Female W 13 NY At School NY NY Cora HORR Dau S Female W 4 WI NY NY Warren HORR Father M Male W 72 NY Carpenter MA MA 1900 Census: Richfield, Adams Co, Wisconsin Transrcibed as Antin Horr Austin Horr, Dec 1839, age 60, m 37 yrs, bp NY, farmer Louise Horr, Aug 1842, age 57, 2 births, bp NY 1910 census: Oxford twp, Marquette Co, Wisconsin Austin W. Horr, age 70, m 47 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, Garden- truck farm Louise N. Horr, age 68, 2 births, bp NY, p's bp CAN No others listed in household. Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 18 August 1862 at the age of 22, Union> Company E, 10th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 11 September 1862. Transferred Company E, 10th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 14 October 1864. ...also... Fold3.com Publication Number: T289 Publication Title: Organization Index to Pension Files of Veterans Who Served Between 1861 and 1900. Publisher: NARA State: New York Arm Of Service: Heavy Artillery Regiment: 10 Company: E Name: Horr, Austin W. Rank: [BLANK] Date: 19-JAN-1910 State/arm Of Service: N. Y. H. A. Company/regiment: E,10 Roll Number: 380 Collection Title: Civil War Pensions | Horr, Austin (I14404)
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| 13557 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Cane Hill, Washington Co, Arkansas James Bates, age 29, bp AR, Farmer Margarett Bates, age 30, bp AR Owen Bates, age 2, bp AR Alice Bates, age 6/12, bp AR 1900 Census: Westville, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory James T. or F. Bates, head, May 1831, widow, bp AR, f's bp AR, m's bp KY, Proprietor- hotel Nannie L. Bates, dau, Dec 1859, single, bp KS, p's bp AR, School Teacher 2 boarders and a servant m to boarder No others listed http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=buntingd&id=I2292 Name: James Francis BATES Birth: 4 MAY 1831 Death: AFT 1917 Occupation: Teacher and a Surveyer Education: Cane Hill College Note: James was educated at Cane Hill College and then taught in Oklahoma at various times for 48 terms. As a Surveyer he and his brother, Peter Russell Bates, assisted in secioning Kansas and lived two years at Mound City. But the influence of John Brown caused so much fighting in that Region, the Bates family returned to their farm home near Cincinnati, AR. He taught 22 terms in Arkansas but quit teaching in 1902, and in 1917 he was operating a hotel in Westville, OK. Source: The Bates Booster Publication of the Bates Family of Old Virginia. Change Date: 8 JAN 2002 Father: Henderson Andrew BATES b: 4 MAY 1806 in TN Mother: Nancy Scott MILLER Marriage 1 Margaret Jane CRAWFORD b: 30 JUL 1830 Married: 30 JUL 1857 in Washington Co, AR. Children 1. Clinton Owen BATES b: 4 JUN 1858 2. Nan Lee BATES b: 10 DEC 1859 3. James Henderson BATES b: 29 DEC 1861 4. William Russell BATES b: 20 APR 1863 5. John Millard BATES b: JAN 1865 6. Charles Pleasant BATES b: 13 FEB 1867 | Bates, James Francis (I21893)
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| 13558 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co, New York Post Office: Pierrepont Manor William Eastman, age 29, born NY, Farmer Sophia Eastman, age 26, born Warren Horr, age 24, born NY, Laborer Otis Horr, age 18, born NY, Laborer Mary Rounsdall, age 18, born NY, Serving 1870 Census: Ellisburg, Jefferson Co, New York Post Office: Belleville Living with his in-laws. George W. Brown, age 60, born in NY, farmer Catherine Brown, age 56, born in NY Lydia Horr age 29, born in NY Warren Horr, age 35, born in NY, farmer 1880 Census Place: Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co, New York Living with his in-laws. Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace George M. BROWN Self M Male W 70 NY Farmer NY NY Cathrine BROWN Wife M Female W 66 NY Keeping House NY NY Warren HORR SonL M Male W 45 NY Living With Brown NY NY Georgeanna HORR Dau M Female W 38 NY Living At Home NY NY Franke E. HORR GDau S Female W 10 NY At School NY NY Rosa HORR GDau S Female W 5 NY NY NY Transcribed as Horn. 1900 Census: Ellisburg, Jefferson Co, New York Warren S. Horr, May 1834, age 66, m 38 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, Farmer Georgia A. Horr, July 1840, age 59, 6 births 2 living, bp NY, p's bp NY Warren C. Cary, gr-son, Aug 1892, age 8, bp NY, p's bp NY Civil War Record Name: Warren S Horr , Enlistment Date: 08 August 1862 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: New York Unit Numbers: 1335 1335 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 08 August 1862 at the age of 28 Enlisted in Company E, 10th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 11 September 1862. Mustered out Company E, 10th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 23 June 1865 in Petersburg, VA | Horr, Warren (I13273)
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| 13559 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Franklin, Johnson Co, Indiana James F. Carson, age 39, bp OH, farmer Sarah A. Carson, age 32, bp KY Harriett N., age 11, bp IN Martha A., age 6, bp IN Almeda Carson, age 4, bp IN Alfred Philips Jr, age 31, bp IN day laborer | Carson, Almeda (I15844)
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| 13560 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Lorraine, Jefferson Co, New York Living with parents in 1860 Written as EVINS Lyman Evins, age 33, bp Ny Could not find in 1870. | Evans, Lyman (I4571)
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| 13561 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 census: Macomb, Saint Lawrence Co, New York John Wright , age 31, bp Canada, Machanic Mariah Wright, age 22, bp New York Ida S Wright, age 4, bp New York * Harrison Mitchell, age 20, bp New York, Domestic 1880 Census Place: 6th Ward, Port Huron, St. Clair Co, Michigan Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Harrison MITCHELL Self M Male W 32 NY Deputy Coll Of Customs IRE NY Barbara MITCHELL Wife M Female W 30 PRUSSIA Keeping House PRUS PRUS Carrie MITCHELL Dau S Female W 10 MI At School NY PRUSSIA Gertrude MITCHELL Dau S Female W 8 MI At School NY PRUSSIA Jane POTTS Other S Female W 23 CAN Servant CAN CAN 1900 Census: East Jordan Village, South Arm, Charlevoix Co, Michigan Harrison Mitchell, May 1841, age 59, m 37 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, Notory Public Barbara Mitchell, wife, Sept 1843, 5 births 3 living, bp Ger, f's bp GER, m's bp MD May Mitchell, dau, Oct 1880, age 19, bp MI | Mitchell, Harrison (I4615)
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| 13562 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Menasha Ward 2, Winnebago Co, Wisconsin Appears to be 1 of 3 male boarders, 2 Pailmakers Household Franklin & Seraph Golman, bp NH *Albert Bradish, age 32, bp VT 1880 Census: Atchison City, Atchison Co, Kansas *Albert B. BRODDISH Self M Male W 47 TN [WI?] Lumber Dealer NH NH Kate A. BRODDISH Wife M Female W 40 VA [?] Keeping House NY NY Albert C. BRODDISH Son S Male W 12 WI VT VT Cyrus O. BRODDISH Son S Male W 9 WI VT VT Anna PREICI'C Other S Female W 20 NJ Domestic Servant IRE IRE 1900 census: Ottawa Ward 2, LaSalle Co, Illinois Albert B. Bradish, Sept 1834, age 66, m 39 yrs, bp NH, p's bp NH, Lumber Dealer Catherine Bradish, wife, Feb 1840, age 60, 2 births 1 living, bp NY, f's bp VT, m's bp NY Cyrus Bradish, father, Feb 1811, age 89, m 12 yrs, bp NH, f's bp MA, m's bp VT Sarah B. Bradish, mother, June 1835, age 64, 1 birth 1 living, bp VT, f's bp MA, m's bp VT Flora Dennison, servant, age 54, widow, bp ?? three households from son Albert. | Bradish, Albert Bullen (I23631)
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| 13563 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Monroe, Butler co, Iowa Ira Demander, age 52, farmer, bp NY Hariet Demander, age 32, bp NY Rosealetta Demander, age 1, bp IL Emily E. Spencer, age 11, bp IL N.S. Demander, age 29, bp NY R.R. Horr, age 23, bp NY "Recellus R. Horr, one of the early settlers in Monroe Iowa, was born in [Township Denmark, village Carthage, Lewis County] New York, 25 April 1837. In 1855, he left home and came to Iowa, locating in Butler County: bought 80 acres of land of L. P.Hazen who had pre-empted it for him as at that time he was too young to pre-empt land. He married 5 [7] March 1863, Miss Lena Townsend a native of Ohio. They were blessed with five children, Charles W., Arthur T., Harry W., Lena May and Irena May [twins]. Mrs. Horr died when these twins were but eight days old. He married his second wife, Mrs. George Huey [Louisa Parriott], 6 September 1878, daughter of Roby R. Parriott. The have two children, Jenny and Eva. In 1881 he bought a house and lot in Parkersburg, and now lives there. He has a farm of 320 acres which he rents. He is now living in retirement, except he speculates in real estate. pg. 637" "Two others who arrived in 1855, were Lycurgus P. Hazen and Recellus R.Horr, both natives of the good old York State. Hazen claimed the South West quarter of section 24 and sold half to Horr, who was too young to make a land entry. Hazen was a school teacher and surveyor. He married in March 1857 to Miss Sarah J. Quinn. In 1858 removed to Kansas. He is now county surveyor of Brown County Kansas. Horr lived upon his farm until 1881, when he removed to Parkersburg, where he now lives. He still owns the land bought of Hazen and purchased adjoining land." R. R.Horr Trustee of Congregational Church Monroe and Washington townships organized 1856, R.R.Horr trustee. Recellus was named after Recellus Root born 25 MAY 1816 in Denmark, Deer River, Lewis Co. NY. brother to Nancy ROOT, wife of second cousin John Wesley HORR. 1870 Census: Monroe, Butler Co, Iowa Recellus R. Horr, age 34, farmer, born in New York Allena Horr, age 31, born in Ohio Charles W. Horr, age 6, born in Iowa Arthur T. Horr, age 2, born in Iowa 1880 Census Place: Monroe, Butler Co, Iowa Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Recellin R. HORR Self M Male W 43 NY Farmer MA MA Eliza HORR[Louisa] Wife M Female W 37 IL House Keeper VA OH Charles W. HORR Son Male W 16 IA Farm Work NY IL Arthur T. HORR Son S Male W 12 IA Farm Work NY IL Harry HORR Son S Male W 9 IA NY IL Aline M. HORR Dau S Female W 2 IA NY IL Erine B. HORR Dau S Female W 2 IA NY IL Jennie HORR Dau S Female W 8M IA NY IL Geneva PEREVIHT Other Female W 23 IA Servant IL IL [this should be Geneva PARRIOTT niece of Louisa] Brent PIERCE Other Male W 18 IA Servant OH --- [wonder if this man is a relative] 1900 Census: Rock, Lyon Co, Iowa Louisa Horr, Apr 1843, age 57, widow, bp IL, f's bp VA, m's bp OH Ilena May Horr, dau, Mar 1878, age 22, bp IA, f's bp NY, School Teacher Irena May Horr, dau, Mar 1878, age 22, bp IA, f's bp NY, School Teacher Eva A. Horr, dau, June 1882, age 18, bp IA, f's bp NY, m's bp IL Mabel A. Horr, dau, Dec 1885, age 14, bp IA, f's bp NY, m's bp IL Note the twins, their birth m's bp was Iowa, Louisa's bp was Illinois Rock Rapids Review Lyon County, Iowa March 22, 1900 "An Honorable Man Passes Away. Rucellus R. Horr, whose demise was not unexpected, after an acute illness of short duration, died at his home in this city at the age of 63. He was born in Denmark, Lewis County, New York, on April 25, 1837, and in 1855 moved to Butler County, of this state, where he has resided for forty years. During his residence there he was engaged in farming and was successful in the pursuits of life and accumulated a competency for old age. He was married to Miss Allen Townsend of Iowa Falls, in 1863, and five children were born to them. In 1878 his wife died after a long illness and left to care for his little children. The deceased was married to Mrs. Louisa Huey a year later and four daughters blessed their union, three of them are now living. The deceased moved to Rock Rapids in 1895 and his declining years were spent in comparative ease, surrounded by a happy and contented family. All through life he was regarded as an exceptional safe and reliable man, a man to be trusted and confided in, and he was never known to betray a trust. He was a conscientious Christian and lived an exemplary life. The funeral was held at the M.E. Church, Monday at 2 o'clock, Rev. Wasser, conducting the services and a large number of sorrowing friends followed the remains to its last resting-place in the Rock Rapids cemetery." | Horr, Recellus (I13549)
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| 13564 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Mount Vernon, Knox Co, Ohio Adam Adams, age 35, bp ENG, Blacksmith Hannah Adams, age 32, bp ENG Arthar Adams, age 11, bp OH James Adams, age 7, bp OH William Adams, age 5, bp OH Edmund Adams, age 5, bp OH Sarah Adams, age 1, bp OH Arthar Adams, age 16, bp ENG, Apprientice Nancy Shafer, age 23, bp ??, Domestic 1870 Census: Mount Vernon Ward 5, Knox Co, Ohio Adam Adams, age 46, bp ENG, Blacksmith Hannah Adams, age 39, bp ENG James Adams, age 17, bp OH, Blacksmith Apprientice William Adams, age 15, bp OH Emma Adams, age 13, bp OH Sadie Adams, age 11, bp OH Clarke Adams, age 8, bp OH | Adams, James E. (I6306)
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| 13565 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Not Stated, Yadkin Co, North Carolina Micheal Sears, age 39, bp NC, Farmer Sarah C. Sears, age 40, bp NC Mariam Sears, age 17, [f] bp NC James K. Sears, age 14, bp NC *Zada W. Sears, age 12, [f], bp NC Levi Sears, age 10, bp NC Ritte Sears, age 4, [f], bp NC Elizabeth Sears, age 3, bp NC Biole R. Sears, age 1, [m], bp NC Transcribed as Secars The only Zada in Yadkin Co, NC in 1870 1870 Census: East Bend, Yadkin Co, North Carolina Michel Sears, age 50, bp NC, Farmer Sarah Sears, age 50, bp NC *Zada Ann Sears, age 22, bp NC Levi Sears, age 20, bp NC, Laborer James R Sears, age 24, bp NC, Laborer Henrietta Sears, age 15, bp NC Elizabeth Sears, age 10, bp NC Robert Sears, age 9, bp NC John Sears, age 8, bp NC | Sears, (Possible Parent) Zada Ann (I23445)
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| 13566 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Ogdensburg, Saint Lawrence Co, New York [Ogdeinburogh] Freeman F. Huntington, living with parents. Could not find in 1900. 1910 Census: Manhattan, New York Co, New York Freeman F. Huntington, age 70, m 31 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, D something Driller- Well machine Ellen Huntington, wife, age 57, 6 births 3 living, bp NJ, f's bp N. England, m's bp Ire. ENG Lewis Huntington, son, age 30, bp NY, Clerk- telephone office Amerlia Huntington, dau, age 27, bp NY, Clerk- office | Huntington, Freeman Farnum (I4618)
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| 13567 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: P.O. Manchester, Delaware, Delaware Co, Iowa Joseph M. Wattson, age 31, bp CT, Commission Merchant Orlinda H. Wattson, age 25, bp OH Edith Wattson, age 6, bp IL Kate Wattson, age 4, bp IL 1870 Census: Manchester, Delaware Co, Iowa Joseph M. Watson, age 41, bp CT, Keeping Restaurant Orlinda M. Watson, age 35, bp OH Edith M. Watson, age 15, bp IL, Teaching Music Kate Watson, age 13, bp IL Ben H. Watson, age 1, bp IA Edmond L. Wilder, age 39, bp NY, Druggest | Horr, Orlinda (I12763)
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| 13568 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 census: Reading, Livingston, IL Living in the Baker household. Dougald Mcvean, age 38, bp Scotland 1870 Streator, LaSalle Co, Illinois Dingall McVean, age 47, bp Scotland Agnes McVean, age 43, bp Canada John McVean, age 19, bp NY Mary McVean, age 15, bp IL 3 others appear to be non related FamilySearch.org [this has correct p's bp] 1880 Census Place: Newtown, Livingston Co, Illinois Agnes MC VEAN, Self W Female W 52 CAN Keeping House SCOT SCOT John D. MC VEAN, Son S Male W 27 NY Furrier SCOT CAN Mary MC VEAN, Dau S Female W 24 IL At Home SCOT CAN | McVean, John D. (I19375)
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| 13569 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 census: Rochester, Fulton Co, Indiana Joseph J. Davis, age 32, bp NY, Accountant Margaret S. Davis, age 32, bp OH Josephine Davis, age 9, bp IN Willie F. Davis, age 7, bp IN Aurilla Davis, age 5, bp IN [b abt 1855] Joseph J. Davis, age 8/12, bp IN Next household Samuel Davis 55 VA Gentleman, & Elizabeth 52 OH Davis 3 teens born in IN http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/mt/gallatin/1870/pg0106a.txt CENSUS YR: 1870 TERRITORY: Montana COUNTY: Gallatin 106A 23 6 6 Davis Joseph 42 M Lawyer & Farmer 550 800 NY Davis Margaret 42 F Keeping House OH Davis Josephine 18 F At School IN Davis William 17 M At School IN Davis Aurilla 14 F W At School IN [b abt 1856] Davis Joseph 11 At School IN Davis Margaret 2 F MT 1880 Census: Bozeman, Gallatin Co, Montana June 1, 1880 Joseph J. Davis, age 52, bp NY, p's bp NY, Lawyer Will F. Davis, son, age 27, bp IN, f's bp NY, m's bp OH, Lawyer Aurilla Davis, dau, age 21, bp IN, f's bp NY, m's bp OH [born abt 1859] Maggie A. Davis, age 12, bp MT, f's bp NY, m's bp OH 1900 Census: Cody, Big Horn Co, Wyoming David H. Mc Fall, Mar 1842, age 58, m 2 yrs, bp IL, f's bp OH, m's bp NY, Farmer Aurilla I. Mc Fall, wife, Feb 1838 [1858?], age 42, 4 births 3 living, bp IN, f's bp NY, m's bp OH Harriet G. Horr, st-dau, Dec 1881, age 18, bp MT, f's bp NY, m's bp IN Leonard M. Horr, st-son, Sept 1884, age 15, bp MT, f's bp NY, m's bp IN, Farm Laborer Allison Horr, st-son, May 1886, age 14, bp MT, f's bp NY, m's bp IN Newton Gates, servant, age 29, bp IL, f's bp ENG, m's bp SCOT, Farm Laborer Note Aurilla stated she had four births. 1910 Census: Cody, Park Co, Wyoming David H. Mc Fall, age 68, 2m 12 yrs, bp IL, f's bp OH, m's bp NJ, Keeper of lodging house Aurilla I. Mc Fall, wife, age 52, 2m 12 yrs, 4 births 3 living, bp IN, f's bp NY, m's bp VA Leonard M. Horr, st-son, age 25, single, bp MT, f's bp NY, m's bp IN, Miner- quartz mine Allison Horr, st-son, age 23, single, bp MT, f's bp NY, m's bp IN, Miner- quartz mine and five boarders, a House Carpenter, Stationary Engeneer, Showman and two Actresses. 1920 Census: Seattle, King, Washington David H. McFall, age 77, widow, bp IL, f's bp OH, m's bp NJ, no occ Harry D. Lanigan, so-in-law, age 34, bp MO, f's bp NY, m's bp MD, Riger Harriet G. Lanigan, dau, age 38, bp MT, f's bp IL, m's bp IN Henry D. Lanigan, gr- son, age 4 ?/12, bp OR, f's bp MO, m's bp MT 1930 Census: Webb City, Jasper Co, Missouri Nelle C. Matthews, age 69, widow, 1st m at age 19, bp IA, f's bp OH, m's bp IL David F. Matthews, son, age 47, 1st m at age 21, bp MO, f's bp OH, m's bp IA Margaret Matthews, da-in-law, age 30, 1st m ar age 17, bp MO, f's bp TX, m's bp KS David H. McFall, uncle, age 88, widow, 1st m at age 24, bp IL, f's bp OH, m's bp NJ No one has occupation, own home, they have a radio. | Davis, Aurilla (I6276)
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| 13570 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Salem, Washtenaw Co, Michigan John B. Smith, age 33, bp NY, Famrer Susan Smith, age 29, bp NY *William H. Smith, age 5, bp MI John H. Smith, age 3, bp MI Thomas Hammond, age 16, bp MI, Farm Laborer 1870 Census: Salem, Washtenaw co, Michigan Jno B. Smith, age 44, bp NY, Farmer Susan Smith, age 40, bp NY *Herbert Smith, age 16, bp MI John Smith, age 13, bp MI | Smith, Herbert William (I35086)
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| 13571 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Smith Grove, Davie Co, North Carolina Wm Pots, age 47, bp NC, Laborer Elizabeth Pots, age 42, bp NC Carmila J. Pots, age 21, bp NC, Domestic John H. Pots, age 17, bp NC, Laborer Jerymiah Pots, age 14, bp NC *Nathan W. Pots, age 10, bp NC Mary E. Pots, age 4, bp NC Arrena Pots, age 1, bp NC Eliz Robinson, age 64, bp VA, Domestic 1870 Census: Fulton, Davie Co, North Carolina Wm Potts, 52, bp NC, Farmer Elizabeth Potts, 50, bp NC Camomile Potts, 30, bp NC *Nathan Potts, age 19, bp NC, Farm Laborer Mary Potts, 14, bp NC Irene Potts, 11, bp NC | Potts, (Possible Parent) Nathan W. (I23444)
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| 13572 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 census: South Ottawa, LaSalle, Illinois Household #3573 James Pickens 51 1808 Massachusetts Harriet C. Pickens 48 1811 Massachusetts Son James Henry and the other children are listed as the next household. Household #3574 James H. Pickens 26 Massachusetts Farmer Clementina Pickens 21 Massachusetts Theodora L. Pickens 20 Illinois Francis W. Pickens 17 Illinois Ann E. Pickens 15 Illinois Persis Chase 70 Massachusetts Amelia Swents 15 Servant New Hampshire Nathan P. Sowdom 33 Farmer laborer New Hampshire Eber Hollis 30 Farmer laborer Massachusetts Efi Veasia 19 Farmer laborer Massachusetts Samuel Meriam 19 Farmer laborer Massachusetts Hamm? Hermon Pierce 35 Farmer laborer Massachusetts Written as Pickins, bp transcribed as Mississippi. 1870 Census: Ottawa, LaSalle Co, Illinois James Pickins, age 36, Farmer, bp MA Lavinia C. Pickins, age 31, bp MA Cora J. Pickins, age 10, bp IL John A. Pickins, age 8, bp IL Albert Haskins, age 28, Farmer, bp MA Previous household brother Frank. Same page as Martha Farnsworth, age 77, bp VT. 1880 Census Place: South Ottawa, La Salle Co, Illinois Household: Page Number 703B Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace J. H. PICKENS Self M Male W 36 MA Farmer MA MA Clemintine PICKENS Wife M Female W 40 MA Keeping House MA MA Cora PICKENS Dau S Female W 18 MA Teaches School MA MA John PICKENS Son S Male W 17 IL At School MA MA 1900 Census: South Ottawa, LaSalle Co, Illinois James H. Pickens, Aug 1844, age 55, m 44 yrs, bp MA, p's bp MA, Farmer Clementine Pickens, wife, Aug 1839, age 60, 2 births, bp MA, p's bp MA Cora J. Pope, dau, July 1860, age 39, 0 births, bp IL, p's bp MA Milton Pope, so-in-law, June 1852, age 47, m 2 yrs, bp IL, f's bp OH, m's bp PA, Real Estate Salesman 1910 Census: 1-Wd Ottawa, La Salle Co, Illinois James H. Pickens, age 75, m 54 yrs, bp MA, p's bp MA, own income Clementine Pickens, wife, age 75, 2 births, bp MA, p's bp MA | Pickens, James Henry (I17045)
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| 13573 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Westfield, Marquette Co, Wisconsin Adam Root, 36, bp Hesse, Farmer Mary A. Root, 39, bp IRE John Root, age 5, bp WI Ann B. Root, 1, bp WI 1880 Census: Oxford, Marquette Co, Wisconsin Adam Root, age 56, pb GER, p's bp GER, Farmer Mary Root, wife, age 60, bp IRE, p's bp IRE John Root, son, age 25, bp WI, Farm Hand Anna Root, dau, age 20, bp WI, Teacher Note this was Austin Horr's location in 1900. | Root, Adam (I21854)
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| 13574 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 census: Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York James Van Ness, age 53, Bp:New Jersey Sarah L. Van Ness, age 49, New York Ann Van Ness, age 23, New York Emma Van Ness, age, 16 New York Louisa Van Ness , age, 15 New York Frank Van Ness, age 8, New York | Vanness, James (I19363)
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| 13575 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York Post Office: Carthage John W. Horr, age 29, Bp: New York Nancy L. Horr, age 27, Bp: New York 1870 Census: St Joesph Ward 2, Buchanan Co, Missouri John W. Horr, age 39, Bp: NY Nancy M. Horr, age 38, Bp: NY Albert V. Horr, age 27, Bp: NY Charles A. Horr, age 19, Bp: NY No children. AKA: Wesley "When about 21 years of age he went to Ohio, where, for about two years, he was employed as a clerk in the store of his cousin, A. V. Horr. He then went to California, where, after about a year and a half spent in the mines and in San Francisco, he embarked with 86 others in the ill-starred Nicaragua expedition, under Gen. Walker." The expedtion went to Grenada, Costa Rica, Central America. "He was one of six of a company of 86 that left California, who returned....Upon the breaking out of the War of the Rebellion he raised a company of cavalry, of which he was made captain. The company was disbanded after nine months of service. Upon returning home, he went, after a few months, to St. Joseph, Missouri, where he was engaged in mercantile pursuits until his death, March 31, 1870." From The Growth of a Century, by JOHN A. HADDOCK, 1895 http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/hadwiln.htm Civil War Record Name: John Wesley Horr , Enlistment Date: 13 September 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: New York Unit Numbers: 1325 1325 Service Record: Enlisted as a Captain on 13 September 1861Commission in Company E, 7th Cavalry Regiment New York on 19 October 1861.Was dismissed Company E, 7th Cavalry Regiment New York on 25 February 1862 | Horr, John (I22236)
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| 13576 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 Census: Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York Walter A Horr, age 26, New York Lovina Horr, age 25, New York Jenny Horr, age 2 New York 1870 Census: Wilna, Jefferson Co, New York Walter A Horr, age 36, bp NY, Drey Goods Merchant Lovina Horr, age 5, bp NY Jennie Horr, age 12, bp NY Flora Horr, age 10, bp NY Same page as father, following page to sis Gertrude. 1880 Census Place: Great Bend, Jefferson Co, New York Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Walter A. HORR Self M Male W 46 NY Merchant NY NY Lovana W. HORR Wife M Female W 45 NY Keeping House MA NY Jennie G. HORR Dau S Female W 21 NY NY NY Wallace W. SWEET Other S Male W 23 NY Clerk In Store NY NY Civil War Soldiers Buried in the Town of Wilna CHAMPION CIVIL WAR VETS FROM 1890 CENSUS MRD 1857 CO D 10TH NY C.W. 8/5/62 to 12/20/64 08/18/62 to 06/23/65 POSTMASTER---DATE OF APPOINTMENT, GREAT BEND 13643 Walter A Horr 18 Sept 1882 Walter A Horr C 3 Dec 1889 ( M O 4 April 1892 ) HORR, WALTER A. (Great Bend) postmaster, h and lot. CHILD'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1890, TOWN OF CHAMPION (Postoffice in parentheses) Horr & Thayer (Great Bend) (Walter A. H. and Truman A. T.) general merchants. Note that his business partner is his son-in-law. Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 05 August 1862 at the age of 28, Union> Company D, 10th Heavy Artillery Regiment New York on 15 August 1862. Promoted to Full Lieutenant 2nd Class on 11 September 1862. Discharged on 09 December 1864. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyjeffer/hadwiln.htm WALTER ASHLEY HORR. was the second son, born October 26, 1833. He was educated at the district school and the Carthage Academy, and for several seasons taught in Wilna, LeRay and Carthage. He spent some time in 1854-5 in Chicago and Michigan, suffering then and subsequently from fever and ague, he returned to Carthage, in greatly impaired health. After the partial recovery of his health, he assisted his father for a time in his store; and later, for several years, he was associated with Noyes Tuttle in milling and in the sale of flour and feed, and was engaged in this business at the time of the breaking out of the war. He was inclined to enlist in the beginning of the conflict, for he was, from the first, alive to its serious and critical character, but was dissuaded, for a time, on account of the claims of his young family; and it was urged that as two brothers had already gone into the army, it was his duty to remain at home. But, finally, in the summer of 1862, while serving as a member of a war committee, appointed by Gov. Morgan for Jefferson and Lewis counties, for raising a new contingent of troops, he enlisted as a private in the 10th N. Y. Artillery, and shared the fortunes of that regiment, in which so many Carthage boys and those of contiguous towns had enlisted, until broken health compelled him to resign in the winter of 1864. He was elected lieutenant upon the organization of the company, and acted in that capacity during his period of service. No one ever doubted but that he enlisted purely from motives of patriotism. He had from boyhood taken a deep interest in the anti-slavery struggles, and in his deepest heart believed that this was God's battle, and that the future salvation and prosperity of the country depended upon its right settlement; clearly discerning the magnitude and issues of the conflict, he was ready to contribute his part to its solution. He has always been a man less controlled by impulse than by fixed principle and steady purpose. There is no part of his life that he looked back upon with so much satisfaction as his army experiences. They cost him more than most persons, for he had scarcely known a well day since he left the service. While he had never held political office, he was ever an active politician. He has been a conscientious Republican, almost since the organization of the party; gladly contributing his time and means to further its measures. It was characteristic of him to give his whole energies to whatever he believed to be right, in principle, and expedient in policy; he never believed in, or advocated half-way measures. He was married in 1857 to Miss Lovania Ware, of Champion. They had two children, Jennie G., who was married to Truman A. Thayer, and who died in 1872, and Flora M., who died in 1879. He has been, for some years, a resident of Great Bend, where he was a merchant and postmaster for many years. He died there suddenly February 6, 1895, much regretted. His widow survives him. | Horr, Walter (I24680)
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| 13577 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1860 US Federal Census Crescent, Pottawattami Co, Iowa Levi L. Skinner, 40, Canada Sarah [Davis] Skinner, wife, 49, North Carolina Joseph Skinner, son, 20, Illinois Sylvester Horr, 6, Iowa James Horr, 5, Iowa Martha [Mowery] Richardson, 17, Illinois Layfayette Richardson, 2, Iowa Mary Louisa Richardson, 8/12, Iowa | Skinner, Levi Lewis (I34702)
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| 13578 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 census Montana, Gallatin Co Horr, Henry, age 28 Male White Store Clerk real value 1500 born NY Living in a household of men, including; Buck Daniel, 28 M W Bar Keeper 1000 NY Hubble Loman, 28 M W Post Suiter 500 500 NY DeVault George, 26 M W Teamster . . MO 1880 Census Place: Carbon, Moore, Little Blackfoot And Snowshoe, Deer Lodge Co, Montana Household: Page Number 194D Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Transcribed as HARR. Deforest HOBART Self S Male W 60 NY Miner MA VT William BARTON Other S Male W 34 NY Miner NY ENG *Harry R. HARR Other S Male W 36 NY Miner NY PA James GENNETTE Other S Male W 50 NY NY NY Living with brother Christopher and his wife Teckla/Thekla. 1910 Census: 10-Ward Seattle, King Co, Washington Transcribed as HARR. Henry R. Horr, brother, age 67, divorced, bp NY, f's bp NY, m's bp OH, Retired Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Thursday, February 29, 1912 HORR - Henry R. Horr, member of Stevens Post, G. A. R., brother of Christopher W. Horr, of this city, and Mrs. Adam S. Little, Red Cliff, Colo., Maj. Joseph L. Horr, Chicago. Funeral services held at G. A. R. cemetery at Capitol hill, today (Thursday), February 29, at 10 a.m. Services conducted by Stevens Post, G. A. R. Body can be seen at University Undertaking Parlors, 4214 Fourteenth avenue northeast. -- No flowers. Chicago, Montana and Dubuque papers please copy Civil War Service Record Name: Henry R Horr , Residence: Dubuque, Iowa Enlistment Date: 17 August 1861 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE Side Served: Union State Served: Iowa Unit Numbers: 233 233 Service Record: Enlisted as a Sergeant 5th Class on 17 August 1861 at the age of 19Promoted to Full Sergeant 4th Class on 24 February 1862Enlisted in 1st Light Artillery Regiment Iowa on 17 August 1864.Mustered out 1st Light Artillery Regiment Iowa on 17 August 1864 in Davenport, IA Yellowstone Science volume 12 number 3 summer 2004 Harry R. Horr and the Promotion of the National Park R. Brad Coon F.J. Haynes stereograph of "Horr and McCartney's Hotel," 1885. HISTORIAN first "interpreter" Lee Whittlesey has identified G.L. Henderson as Yellowstone's but, with a slight change of perspective, it is possible that honor might be given to H. R. Horr, another early personality in the park's story.(1) After all, Horr's residence within Yellowstone's boundaries predated its establishment as a national park and, as this essay will demonstrate, he apparently had no hesitation in describing Yellowstone's features to anyone willing to listen (particularly if they were willing to pay to hear him). One of the complications that prevents Horr from being more generally recognized as an interpreter is the scant documentation regarding his involvement with Yellowstone and his residence in Montana. So few documents bearing his name have survived that considerable confusion exists even over his given name. Known variously as "Henry" or "Harry," H.R. Horr left a confusing trail for researchers in the public record and, until now, not a single piece of original personal correspondence has been discovered.(2) However, due to a fortuitous accident, one of Horr's correspondents preserved a personal letter that has recently come to light in the Merrill G. Burlingame Special Collections of Montana State University. While examining other materials, a previously unnoted letter authored by Horr was found. This remarkable document, while disappointingly brief, gives new insight into Horr's character and his involvement with the early history of Yellowstone National Park. Henry Riddle Horr was born in Youngstown, New York, on September 20, 1842.(3) Some time after his birth, he moved with his family to Dubuque, Iowa. He apparently received a good education there, if his subsequent careers and eloquence are any evidence. During the Civil War, Horr received a war-rant as sergeant with the First Independent Battery of the Iowa Light Artillery, but his mili-tary career ended when he received a painful groin wound at the Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, on March 7, 1862.(4) Judging from his first appearance in the public record in Montana, Horr may have returned to Dubuque and studied law for a time after leaving the army. He arrived in the Montana Territory in 1867, along with his brother, Captain Joseph Latshaw Horr, Company F, 13th U.S. Infantry.(5) The 1868 Helena City Directory listed Henry R. Horr of Iowa as a lawyer on Main Street, and also included a short historical sketch of the town written by him.(6) By 1870, Horr had moved to the Gallatin Valley. The 1870 census recorded him as "Henry R. Horr," a New York-born white male, 28 years of age, owning property worth $1,600, and employed as a clerk in a store, most likely the post sutlery (trading post) at Fort Ellis, where his brother had been stationed.7 Although years later he would claim to be among the party that rescued Truman Everts, Horr was more likely at Fort Ellis when the other members of the Langford-Doane-Washburn expedition returned from the Upper Yellowstone without Everts in October 1870, and probably heard about the fabulous geologic wonders they had seen.8 Horr arrived at the Mammoth Hot Springs in early 1871 and, along with James C. McCartney, claimed the terraces for their own.9 They established what was variously known as "Horr and McCartney's Hotel," "Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel," and "National Park Hotel."10 Unfortunately for Horr and McCartney, Congress set aside the entire Yellowstone region as a national park in 1872, effectively putting an end to the entrepreneurs' hopes of becoming rich from the tourists and invalids who would pay to use the "curative waters." That same year, a group of citizens from the Bozeman area nominated Horr for the position of superintendent Yellowstone National Park, and in the bombastic manner which was so often associated with Horr, proclaimed him "an old mountaineer-one who is thoroughly acquainted with this marvelous region-the first white man who penetrated this region with a view to permanent settlement."11 The Interior Department instead awarded the position to Nathaniel P. Langford, and although one source suggests Langford appointed Horr and McCartney as the park's custodians in 1874, it cannot be corroborated.12 Horr eventually left it to McCartney to care for the "hotel" and returned to Bozeman, where he acquired a reputation as a humorist and lecturer.13 It was during this period that Horr began calling himself in print "Harry R. Horr" or more briefly, "H.R. Horr." Horr continued his efforts to profit from Yellowstone and its wonders in 1874, when newspaper articles mentioned his intention to set up a "museum" with live animal displays on the park's periphery. Shortly afterward, he announced his plans to tour New York as a lecturer with a panorama of the park.14 Panoramas were popular in the nineteenth century and generally consisted of a large scroll covered with painted scenes. As a narrator described the various scenes, the scroll was unrolled, often accompanied by various props and sound effects. An 1875 newspaper announcement of one of his humorous lectures saw yet another variation in his personal nomenclature when the former army sergeant referred to himself as "Major" Harry R. Horr.15 The "promotion" appears to have been temporary, as no subsequent citation used that rank. After another stint in Helena, Horr was back in Bozeman in 1880, where he married Aurilla J. Davis on July 21.(16) The following year, he circulated his own petition in Bozeman to support another attempt to obtain the position of superintendent of Yellowstone National Park.17 The petition described Horr as "a gentleman of education, a writer, and lecturer?Republican in politics and was wounded in Federal service." Further, it claimed that he had done "more than any one person to bring that [Yellowstone] region into notice." Curiously, Horr felt the need to write a letter to send to the Interior Department vociferously denying allegations of drunkenness.18 Although Horr felt confident of receiving the position, he again failed and moved with his brother to the upper Yellow-stone, where they founded the town of Horr in 1887.(19) The town processed coal from nearby mines-apparently with some success, as during an 1884 visit to Bozeman, the Boze-man Avant Courier noted he was "the present Coal King of Montana."20 The same article indicates he was then resident in Cinnabar and had recently become a father. A second son was born on May 23, 1886, in "Upper Yellowstone, Montana."21 Some mystery still surrounds his final years. He would eventually leave Montana and move to Seattle.22 He died there and was buried in the Grand Army of the Republic cemetery. Unfortunately the grave marker lacks the date of his death. Considering Horr's status as one of the first "permanent" settlers in Yellowstone National Park, along with his repeated efforts to link his fortunes with the park's development, any original document he created is important in understanding the region's history. This newly discovered letter, dated March 13, 1876, was addressed to William W. Alderson in Bozeman. Alderson had been one of the earliest settlers in Bozeman, was instrumental in the choice of the town's name, and became the editor of the Avant Courier on February 8, 1877. In the letter, Horr sought Alderson's endorsement in support of "setting up a Panorama of the Park" for an unnamed easterner. The single note, a mere scrap in the compiled documenta-tion on Yellowstone's early history, is all the more delightful for the way it amply demonstrates Aubrey Haines's assessment of Horr as "quite a wag" by neatly displaying brevity as the soul of wit.24 Transcript of the letter: (Sub Rosa) Helena M.T. March 13th 1876. Dear Sir. A certain party residing in one of the Eastern States has written me in reference to the getting up of a Panorama of the Park, and the inquisitive cuss wishes to know if I am one of the Dan Boone kind-if I really lived in the Park and if I have any ability as a lecturer. I answered his communication in a modest manner and enclosed a list of names of residents of Montana to whom he could write to ascertain these things. Pardon me for the liberty I took in placing your name among them. If he writes to you, I will not ask that you answer by saying that I can see Boone Carson and that ilk, and go them several hundred slain red skins better.-that I have resided in the Park since the first trip of Lewis & Clark and that as a lecturer old Demosthenes and Susan B. Anthony compared to me are sad failures for I know you won't oblige me by doing it. But give me as good a word as you can & believe me Major W W Alderson Yours Truly Bozeman M.T. H.R. Horr (25) Endnotes 1 Lee H. Whittlesey, "The First National Park Interpreter: G.L. Henderson, 1882-1902," Montana the Magazine of Western History 46, no. 1 (1996): 26-41. 2 Anecdotal evidence suggests that there has occasionally been speculation that Henry R. Horr and Harry R. Horr were two dif-ferent individuals, Lee H. Whittlesey (p.c.) has discovered communications in the public record confirming they are one and the same, U.S. House, letter dated May 15, 1896, 54th Cong., 1st sess., H. Rept. 1846, (Wash-ington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1896), 11-12. 3 Sandra Hoard, "Hoard Family: Desc of Robertus Hore - Gen 19," September 16, 2002 http://sjhoard.tripod.com/hoardfamily/id8.html, entry number 750, accessed on September 27, 2002. 4 United States War Department, War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, ser. I, vol. 8 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1880-1907), 265. 5 Records of the Office of the Secretary of Interior relating to the Yellowstone National Park 1872-1886. Reel 4. Appointments Divi-sion, letters received concerning superinten-dents, 1872-86, File No. 234. Joseph L. Horr was the Captain of F Company, 13th United States Infantry. "Returns from U.S. Military Posts, 1800-1916, Fort Ellis 572-574." Adju-tant General's Office, Washington, D.C. 6 Historical Sketch and Essay on the Resources of Montana Including a Business Directory of the Metropolis. (Helena: Herald Book and Job Printing Office, 1868), 147. 7 Montana Census, 1870, 110; Haines (p. 133) indicates Horr was an employee of the post sutlery at the time of the Everts rescue. Aubrey L. Haines, The Yellowstone Story, vol. 2, (Yellowstone National Park, Wyo: Yellow-stone Library and Museum Association in cooperation with the Colorado Associated University Press, 1977). 8 Lee Whittlesey (p.c.) confirms that Harry Horr was not the discoverer of Mam-moth Hot Springs, which had earlier been described by Everts and Peale. 9 John Vesuvius. "Harry Horr's Hot Springs Claim," Avant Courier, January 11, 1883, p. 1, col. 2-3. 10 Haines, 196. 11 Records of the Office of the Secretary of Interior relating to the Yellowstone National Park 1872-1886. Reel 4. Appoint-ments Division, letters received concerning superintendents, 1872-86, letter dated May 2, 1872. 12 Doris Whithorn, "James C. McCartney: Mayor of Gardiner, Montana," Twice Told on the Upper Yellowstone, vol. I. (Livingston, Montana, 1994), 67. Horr wrote a 10-part humorous column, usually but not always called "Around the Campfire" for the Avant Courier from September 9-December 15, 1881. 13 "Married," Avant Courier, April 2, 1875, p. 3, col. 3. 14 "National Park in the Centennial," Avant Cou-rier, July 31, 1874, p. 3, col. 1; "The National Park Panorama," Avant Courier, August 7, 1874, p. 3, col. 3. 15 "Married," Avant Courier, April 2, 1875, p. 3, col. 3. 16 Avant Courier, July 28, 1880, p. 3, col. 5. 17 Avant Courier, February 10, 1881, p. 3, col. 3; Records of the Office of the Secretary of Interior relating to the Yellowstone National Park 1872-1886. Reel 4. Appoint-ments Division, letters received concerning superintendents, 1872-86, File No. 234. The letters and petitions written in support of this nomination are interesting because this is one of the few instances where Harry R. Horr is referred to as Henry R. Horr as well as the more common "H.R. Horr." 18 Ibid. 19 Avant Courier, March 24, 1881, p. 3, col. 2. Horr indicated he would probably place his headquarters at Fire Hole Basin in the park, but this never happened. 20 Avant Courier, October 23, 1884, p. 3, col. 3. 21 "Born," Avant Courier, May 27, 1886, p. 3, col. 7. 22 Whithorn (p. 48) indicates without any citation that Horr penned a dime novel about Calamity Jane and applied for a post office at Horr in 1887. Doris Whithorn, "Christmas Horror at Horr," In Celebration of Our Past (Bozeman, Mont.: Gallatin County Histori-cal Society, 1994). 23 Row D28, Plot 148. Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. "Governor Isaac I. Stevens Camp #1, Washington State Camp-at-Large, Alphabetical List of Internees G.A.R. Cem-etery-Seattle, Washington. "December 3, 2000 http://home.attbi.com/~suvcw/seacem1.html, accessed September 20, 2002. 24 Haines, 133. 25 Merrill G. Burlingame Papers, 1880-1890, 2245, Box 7, Folder 7, Merrill G. Burlingame Special Collections, Montana State Univer-sity Libraries, Bozeman. | Horr, Henry (I6271)
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| 13579 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Akron, Peoria Co, Illinois Thomas J. Potts, age 40, bp OH, Farmer Martha Potts, age 40, bp OH William C, age 18, bp OH, Farm Laborer Jefferson W., age 9, bp IL Emma E., age 5, bp IL Emery E. Potts, age 5, bp IL Sylvester, son, age 1, bp OH Laura McWilliam, age 20, bp OH, Seamstress 1880 Census: Grant, Vermilion Co, Illinois Thomas J. Potts, age 50, bp OH, p's bp PA, Farmer Martha Potts, wife, age 49, bp OH, f's bp VA, m's bp OH Winfiled, son, age 19, bp IL, Farming Emma E., dau, age 15, twin, bp IL Emery E. Potts, son, age 15, twin, bp IL, p's bp OH, Farming Wyat S., son, age 10, bp IL Mattie E., dau, age 8, bp IL | Potts, Emery E. (I22857)
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| 13580 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Bowling Green PO, Cuivre Twp, Pike Co, MO Remarried to William Winn, 2 children, 3 of her older children living with her. | (Unknown), Jane (I21723)
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| 13581 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Boylston, Oswego Co, New York Written as Cummins. Lewis Cummins, age 35, bp NY, Farmer Mary Cummins, age 39, bp NY Flora Cummins, age 13, bp NY Alvinus Cummins, age 10, male, bp NY Clark Cummins, age 8, bp NY Nora Cummins, age 6, female, bp NY Prven Cummins, age 4, male, bp NY Lydia Cummins, age 2, bp NY In 1860 her name was Flora A. Cummins In 1880 her parents (Cummings) lived in Sandy Creek, Oswego Co, NY 1900 father (Cummins) in Delaware, Sanilac Co, Michigan w/ dau Nora | McDougall, Mary Jane (I21805)
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| 13582 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Boylston, Oswego Co, New York Written as Cummins. Lewis Cummins, age 35, bp NY, Farmer Mary Cummins, age 39, bp NY Flora Cummins, age 13, bp NY Alvinus Cummins, age 10, male, bp NY Clark Cummins, age 8, bp NY Nora Cummins, age 6, female, bp NY Prven Cummins, age 4, male, bp NY Lydia Cummins, age 2, bp NY | Cummins, Lewis (I21804)
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| 13583 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Brookhaven, Lincoln Co, Mississippi Living in the household of Amos Jones, appears to have several boarders. Transcribed as W.S. HOW and/or W. S. HOOR. W.S. Horr, age 52 or 57, City Mayor, bp OH No other HORRs in household. Note this has him born abt 1813 or 1817. Attended Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. Medical degree. Note William lived in at least three states. William was murdered while he was Mayor of Brookhaven. Note William was about 22 years older than his bride Mary Jane. He died of wounds while she was carrying their fourth child. Only the children from this marriage lived to adulthood. Note 3 of these 4 children moved west. JVS | Horr, Dr. William (I4256)
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| 13584 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Brooklyn Ward 11, Kings Co, New York William Haskins, 42, bp NY, works for Sail Maker Ann, 37, bp NY Anna, 16 William, 15 Geo Haskins, age 8, bp NY James, 6 1880 census: Kings (Brooklyn), New York City-Greater, NY George Haskins, boarder, age 19, bp NY, p's bp NY, works in Hat Factory | Haskins, George F. (I23578)
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| 13585 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Cache Creek, Yolo, CA Alfred S. House, age 38, bp ENG- stage driver- US mail carrier Francis E. House, female, age 26, bp MI *Francis A. House, age 10, bp California James H, 8 William T, 5 Mary, 1 | House, Frank (I12084)
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| 13586 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Center, Atchison Co, Kansas Living with parents Benjamin & Mary w/ 7 siblings Benjamin F. Wallack, age 25, bp OH Ellen E., the wife of Hon. B. F. Wallack, formerly United States senator from Kansas http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=diamonddeb&id=I4790 http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:twl6EWY7MCkJ:pol-us.net/genweb/archives/atchison/bios/cegreen.htm+senator+wallack+kansas&hl=en B. F. Wallack District: 2 Chamber: Senate 1897 http://skyways.lib.ks.us/KSL/ref/legislators/membw.html deceased, 1898 | Wallack, Benjamin Franklin (I21972)
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| 13587 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Greenwood, Franklin Co, Kansas David Bunn, age 49, born in Pennsylvania Elizabeth Bunn, age 33, born in Ohio Asa Bunn, age 20, born in Illinois Mary Bunn, age 16, born in Illinois John Bunn, age 13, born in Illinois Elmer Bunn, age 8, born in Illinois Martha Bunn, age 6, born in Illinois Cathy Bunn, age 4, born in Illinois Tempy Bunn, age 2, born in Illinois 1880 Census Place: Williamsburg, Franklin Co, Kansas Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace David M. BUNN Self M Male W 60 PA Farmer PA PA Elisabeth BUNN Wife M Female W 42 OH Housekeeper NY VA John BUNN Son S Male W 23 IL Farmer PA OH Elmer BUNN Son S Male W 18 IL Farmer PA OH Mattie BUNN Dau S Female W 16 IL At Home PA OH Kate BUNN Dau S Female W 14 IL At Home PA OH Temperance BUNN Dau S Female W 12 IL PA OH Josiah BUNN Son S Male W 9 KS PA OH Transcribed as Elizabeth Bruni, difficult to read Living with son Josiah/Jones? in 1900 1900 Census: Homewood Twp, Franklin Co, Kansas Elizabeth Bunn, mother, July 1836, widowed, 6 births 5 living, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp VA Living with daughter Temperence in 1910. 1910 Census: Homewood Twp, Franklin Co, Kansas Elizabeth Bunn, mother [-in-law], age 73, m1, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp VA Note Elizabeth did not list number of births or number of living children. Living with daughter Mattie in 1920. 1920 Census: Williamsburg, Franklin Co, Kansas Elizabeth Bunn, mo-in-law, age 83, widow, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp VA For more Bunn info see> http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/wyandott/history/1911/volume2/b/bunnam.html "The subject's father [David Moser Bunn] married three times, and he is the third and youngest in order of birth of the children of the first wife, whose maiden name was Hanna Hendricks, as has been previously mentioned. The second wife, Ellen Ritter, became the mother of one child; and the third wife, Elizabeth Horr, reared six sons and daughters. Mr. Bunn has one sister, Mary, now Mrs. John Micheal, a resident of Bloomington, Illinois. The mother died when Mr. Bunn was an infant and he lived at the home of an uncle and aunt until the age of twelve years, when he went back to the home roof and remained there until he became twenty-two years of age." | Horr, Elizabeth (I13456)
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| 13588 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Jackson Ward 2, Jackson Co, Michigan Herbert Hamilton, age 22, single, bp MI, Clerk in store Living in a boarding house 1880 Census: Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co, Michigan H.H. Hamilton, age 31, bp MI, f's bp MA, m's bp NY, Druggist Emilla Hamilton, wife, age 29, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG Bertha Hamilton, dau, age 6, bp MI Jennie Hamilton, dau, age 2, bp MI Millie Fay, boarder, age 22, bp NY James Brodby, boarder, age 21, bp MI, clerk in store 1900 Census: Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co, Michigan Herbert H, Hamilton, June 1848, age 51, m 27 yrs, bp MI, f's bp MA, m's bp NY, Cashier- bank Millie M. Hamilton, wife, Aug 1848, age 51, 2 birth 2 living, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG Jennie S. Hamilton, dau, Sept 1878, age 22, single, bp MI Jennie C. Frost, si-in-law, Nov 1844, age 55, widow, 2 births 0 living, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG bottom of page heavily stained 1910 Census: 1-Wd Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co, Michigan Herbert H. Hamilton, age 61, m 37 yrs, bp MI, f's bp MA, m's bp NY, President- bank Millie M. Hamilton, wife, age 61, 2 births 2 living, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG Jennie S. Hamilton, dau, age 32, single, bp MI, Clerk- bank Jennie A. Frost, si-in-law, age 65, widow, 2 births 0 living, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG 1920 Census: Eaton Rapids, Eaton Co, Michigan Herbert Hamilton, age 71, bp MI, f's bp MA, m's bp NY, Cashier- bank Millie Hamilton, wife, age 71, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG Jennie Frost, si-in-law, age 63, divorced, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG, Bookkeeper- express office Note Jennie is no longer 3 yrs older than sis Millie and now a divorced woman. Living with dau Bertha in 1930. 1930 Census: Charlotte, Eaton Co, Michigan Emila Hamilton, mo-in-law, age 51, widow, m at age 24, bp NY, f's bp SCOT, m's bp ENG | Hamilton, Herbert Horace (I15518)
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| 13589 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Lafayette Ward 5, Tippecanoe, Indiana E. C. Emmon, age 24, bp MA, Sewing Machine Agent Jennie Emmon, age 24, bp OH Louise Emmons, age 3, bp OH Allice Emmon, age 1, bp OH 1880 Census: Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania Charles Emmons, age 34, bp MA, p's bp CT, Sewing Machine Agent Lena, wife, age 34, bp OH, p's bp OH Lucy A., dau, age 13, bp IN Alice M, dau, age 11, bp IN Dennse, son, age 9, bp IN Transcribed as Emma 1900 Census: Cleveland Ward 18, Cuyahoga, Ohio Charles C.or E. Emmon?, Jan 1846, age 54, m 34 yrs, bp MA, f's bp CT, m's bp MA, Proprietor sewing machine co Jennie, wife, Dec 1845, age 54, 3 births 3 living, bp OH, p's bp OH Alice, dau, Jan 1868, age 22, bp IN, f's bp MA, m's bp OH | Emmons, Alice (I9635)
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| 13590 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Lake City, Wabasha Co, Minnesota Jessie E. Murray, f, age 7, bp MN Living with parnts in 1880. 1880 Census Place: Naperville, Du Page, Illinois Jessie MURRAY Dau S Female W 17 MI At Home NY MI 1900 Census: St Paul Ward 7, Ramsey Co, Minnesota William F. Thompson, June 1860, age 39, m 18 yrs, bp MA, p's bp MA, Architect Jessie Thompson, wife, Apr 1864, age 36, 3 births, bp MN, p's bp VT Margarite Thompson, dau, Sept 1883, age 16, bp MN Elizabeth Thompson, dau, Dec 1885, age 14, bp MN Catherine Thompson, dau, Mar 1891, age 9, bp MN 1910 Census: District 203, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Co, California William F. Thompson, age 50, m 28, bp WI, f's bp MA, m's bp NH, Architect- building Jessie E. Thompson, wife, age 46, 3 births 3 living, bp MN, f's bp NY, m's bp MI Margrethe L. Thompson, dau, age 25, single, bp MN Catherine H. Thompson, dau, age 19, single, bp MN Erastus H. Murray, fa-in-law, age 83, m 59 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, own income Loucetta I. Murray, mo-in-law, age 76, 5 births 3 living, bp MI, f's bp NY, m's bp SCOT T. Tanahashi, servant age 26, bp Japan 1920 Census: District 183, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California William F. Thompson, age 55, bp WI, f's bp MA, m's bp NH, Architect- building Jessie E. Thompson, wife, age 56, bp MN, f's bp NY, m's bp MI, Proprietor- rooming house Margeratte L. dau, age 32, single, bp MN, Operator, Tele- city employee Elizabeth Eaton, dau, age 29, widow, bp MN, none Virginia Eaton, gr-dau, age 12, bp CA, f's bp So. America, m's bp MN Five lodgers and a maid. 1930 Census: Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California William F. Thompson, age 60, bp WI, p's bp MA, Salesman- real estate Jessie E. Thompson, wife, age 60, bp MN, p's bp MI Elizabeth Eaton, dau, widow, age 33, bp MN Virginia Thompson, dau, single, age 22, bp CA Ruth Cooley, lodger, single, age 46, bp CO Marguerita Thompson, dau, single, age 35, bp MN Wistson Lulu, lodger, age 50, single, bp PA | Murray, Jessie Edith (I18545)
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| 13591 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Lakeville, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts Sumner Hinds, age 62, farmer, Bp Massachusetts Choloe Hinds, age 63, Bp Massachusetts Stephen V. Hinds, age 30, Sawyer, Bp Massachusetts *Ellen Hinds, age 25, Bp Massachusetts Lucy Hinds, age 29, Bp Massachusetts 1880 Census Place: Lakeville, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Sumner HINDS Self M Male W 73 MA Farmer MA MA Chloe HINDS Wife M Female W 74 MA Keeping House MA MA Lucinda HINDS Sister S Female W 75 MA MA MA Stephen V. HINDS Son M Male W 43 MA Farmer MA MA *Ellen HINDS da-in-law M Female W 40 MA Keeping House MA MA Jennie F. HINDS GDau S Female W 9 MA MA MA James P. HINDS GSon S Male W 7 MA MA MA Abbie E. HINDS GDau S Female W 4 MA MA MA 1900 Census: Lakeville, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts Stephen V. Hinds, Oct 1836, age 63, m 30 yrs, bp MA, p's bp MA, Farmer Ellen Hinds, wife, age 59, July 1840, 3 births 3 living, bp MA, p's bp MA James P. Hinds, son, Nov 1872, age 27, single, bp MA, p's bp MA, RR Foreman Abbie E. Hinds, dau, July 1875, age 24, single, bp MA, p's bp MA Transcribed as Hinss. 1910 Census: Lakeville, Plymouth Co, Massachusetts Stephen V. Hinds, age 73, m 40 yrs, bp MA, p's bp MA, Farmer- general Ellen Hinds, wife, age 64, 3 births 3 living, bp MA, p's bp MA Jennie F. Hinds, dau, age 39, single, bp MA Living with son James in 1920. 1920 Census: Quincy, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts Ellen Hinds, mother, age 79, widow, bp MA, p's bp MA | Peirce, Ellen (I17052)
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| 13592 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Minneiska, Wabasha, MN Benjamin, age 34, bp NY, Hardware merchant Rosalinda, age 32, bp CT Bertha Crookston, age 4, bp WI Alma Crookston, age 70, bp CT 1880 census: Grand Forks, Grand Forks, DT B. G. Crookston, age 44, bp NY, f's bp France, M's bp RI, Hardware Merchant Mary L. Crookston, wife, age 31, bp MI, f's bp VT, m's bp NY Birdie Crookston, dau, age 14, bp WI, f's bp WI, m's bp MI | Crookston, Bertha R. (I16760)
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| 13593 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Northfield, Washtenaw Co, Michigan Isaac F. Bailey, age 45, bp NY, Farmer Fannie G. Bailey, age 41, bp ENG Marion F., Charles E, Nelson, Helen, Albert and Frank, all males except Helen, all bp NY except Frank bp MI *Wilber Bailey, age 4 bp NY 1880 Census: Northfield, Washtenaw Co, Michigan Isaac L. BALEY Self M Male W 55 NY Farming MA NY Fanny J. BALEY Wife M Female W 50 ENG Keeping House ENG ENG Hellen BALEY Dau S Female W 25 NY NY ENG Albert BALEY Son S Male W 18 NY NY ENG *Wilber BALEY Son S Male W 14 NY NY ENG Frank BALEY Son S Male W 10 MI NY ENG Rose COTTON adopted S Female W 11 MI MI MI Ruth GLADSON wife's mother Female W 74 ENG ENG ENG | Bailey, Wilber E. (I21575)
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| 13594 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 census: PO Woodstock, Goshen twp, Champaign Co, Ohio Clarie Cheney, age 45, Bp: New York, keeping house Imo Cheney, age 17, Ohio, in school Nancy Baxter, age, 85, Connecticut, "lives with daughter" Cook, ??, age 23, male, farm laborer | Baxter, Clare (I19360)
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| 13595 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Port Huron Ward 4, St Clair Co, Michigan George Jones, age 28, Dry goods, bp NY Ada Jones, age 26, bp NY Flora A. Jones, age 1, bp MI Transcribed as James. 1880 Census: Alpena, Alpena Co, Michigan George W. Jones, age 37, bp NY, p's p NY, Clerk in Store Adelaide Jones, wife, age 36, bp NY, p's p NY Flora E. Jones, dau, age 11, bp MI No others listed in household. 1900 Census: Alpena, Alpena Co, Michigan George W. Jones, June 1842, age 57, m 32 yrs, bp NY, p's bp NY, Salesman- dry goods Adelaid Jones, wife, Jan 1844, age 56, 2 births 1 living, bp NY, p's bp NY No others listed in household. Could not find in 1910. | Huntington, Adelaide Sophia (I4845)
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| 13596 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Ravenna, Portage Co, Ohio Henry Seymour, age 27, bp OH, Retail Merchant Irene Seymour, age 23, bp OH Verdie Seymour, age 1, p OH Maggie Kierley [?], age 19, bp MA, Dom. Servant No others listed. 1880 Census Place: Ravenna, Portage Co, Ohio Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Henry D. SEYMOUR Self M Male W 36 OH Manufacturer Of Oatmeal CT MA Irene R. SEYMOUR Wife M Female W 33 OH Keeping House NY OH Verdie E. SEYMOUR Dau S Female W 11 OH Attending School OH OH Frederick H. SEYMOUR Son S Male W 9 OH At School OH OH Robert H. SEYMOUR Son S Male W 4 OH OH OH Rosa SUDDS Other S Female W 17 ENG Servant ENG ENG Henry & Irene had one son who died in infancy. 1900 Census: Pipe Creek, Madison Co, Indiana Henry Seymour, Apr 1843, age 56, m 31 yrs, bp OH, p's bp MA Secretary- Land Co. Irene R. Seymour, June 1847, age 42, 3 births 2 living, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp OH Ellen Speigel, servant, age 42, bp Indiana 1910 Census: Ravenna, Portage Co, Ohio Irene was living with her daughter Verdie, same page as sister Isadone, and uncle Gordon L. Horr. Irene R. Seymour, mo-in-law, age 62, widow, 3 births 2 living, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp OH 1920 Census: Ravenna, Portage Co, Ohio Living with her daughter Verdie Irene R. Seymour, mo-in-law, age 72, widow, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp OH Living with dau Verdie in 1930. 1930 Census: Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California Irene Seymour, mo-in-law, 82, widow, bp OH, f's bp NY, m's bp OH Veteran's Name-Relative's Name-Home in 1890- (Township, County, State) Rank-Years of service Henry D Seymour, Ravenna, Portage, Ohio, Corporal, May 1862- Sept 1862 Com B, 84th Ohio Inf, | Horr, Irene (I11824)
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| 13597 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 census: Salem, Washtenaw Co, Michigan Dwight Pebbles, age 27, farmer Rorna Pebbles, age 21 Horace Simmons, age 71, farmer Philina Simmons, age 63 Caning Simmons, age 17 Note this household is three households from Charles Hamilton's. Note "Rorna" 6 yrs younger than Dwight. 1880 Census Place: South Lyon, Oakland Co, Michigan Household Record 1880 United States Census Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Dwight PEEBLES Self M Male W 38 MI Hardware Merchant NY MA Rena PEEBLES Wife M Female W 37 MI Keeping House NY OH Lloyd PEEBLES Son S Male W 2 MI MI MI Note "Rena" is 1 yr younger than Dwight. 1900 Census: Salem, Washtenaw Co, Michigan Dewight Peebles, ?? 1841, age 58, m 32 yrs, bp Mi, p's bp NY, Farmer Rosanne Peebles, wife, Sept 1848, age 52, 2 births, bp MI, f's bp ??, m's bp OH Horace Peebles, son, July 1881, age 18, bp MI, Farmer, "trabar" [not laborer] Note "Rosanne" is 6 yrs younger than "Dewight." 1910 Census: Salem, Washtenaw Co, Michigan Dwight Peebles, age 68, Widow, bp MI, p's bp NY, Farmer Lloyd D. Peebles, son, age 32, m 12 yrs, bp MI, f's bp MI, m's bp OH, Farmer Jessie M. Peebles, da-in-law, age 30, 2 births, bp MI, f's bp England, m's bp US Donald D. Peebles, gr-son, age 6, bp MI Howard S. Peebles, gr-son, age 3, bp MI Horace H. Peebles, son, age 28, single, bp MI, f's bp MI, m's bp OH, Farmer Neighboring households: cousins Irving Hamilton, William W. Hamilton. | Peebles, Dwight A. (I16110)
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| 13598 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Shalersville, Portage Co, Ohio Hiram Bedell, age 30, bp NY, Clerk in Store Sarah Bedell, age 24, bp OH Fanny Bedell, age 1, bp OH Lydia Horr, age 60, bp NY Alice Price, age 16, bp OH, Dom. Servant 1880 Census Place: Ravenna, Portage Co, Ohio Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Hiram C. BEDELL Self M Male W 40 NY Insurance Agent CT MA Sarah L. BEDELL Wife M Female W 34 OH Keeping House MA NY Fannie L. BEDELL Dau S Female W 10 OH At School NY OH Abner H. BEDELL Son S Male W 7 OH At School NY OH Lydia L. HORR Mother W Female W 69 NY Boarding CT MA Frankie E. AUSTIN Niece S Female W 20 NY At School NY NY Mary BRODERICK Other S Female W 21 OH Servant IRE IRE | Horr, Sarah (I11798)
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| 13599 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Census: Taunton PO, Raynham, Bristol Co, Massachusetts Albert Stoddard, age 28, bp MA, Nailer Sarah Kimball, age 52, bp MA, Keeping House Note Sarah was his aunt, his mother's sisiter. 1880 Census Place: Raynham, Bristol Co, Massachusetts Household: Page Number 150A Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Albert S. STODDARD Self M Male W 36 MA Nailor MA MA Elizabeth E. STODDARD Wife M Female W 36 MA Keeps House MA MA Note there are no children listed. Could not find in 1900, 1910. | Stoddard, Albert S. (I16992)
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| 13600 | If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com [[The following census information was compiled and contributed by Joyce S. 1870 Scott Valley, Siskiyou Co, CA A. Bowers, age 40, bp PA, Miner Maria Bowers, age 26, bp IL Kate, age 9, bp CA Frank, age 7, bp CA Emma, age 4, bp CA *William, age 3, bp CA Martha, age 1, bp CA 1880 Census: Scott Valley, Siskiyou Co, CA Abraham age 49 IN, & Maria age 38 IL, with 6 children William S. Bower age 13 | Bower, William Sherman (I23547)
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