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 | 1820 US Census (William Simmons)
The 1820 US Census shows the heads of household and number of persons living with that head of household. This census shows William Simmons with a female under the age of 26 (presumably his wife Betsey) and two sons under the age of 10 who are probably William W. and George L. Asa W. died before the 1820 census. Also, this census indicates that William is engaged in farming. It is of interest that there is a Peter Simmons of age between 26-45 living nearby who could be a brother of William Simmons. With current research there are strong indications that they could be brothers, more research is needed to confirm this suspicion. |
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 | 1830 US Census (Gardner Case)
This census shows Gardner Case (age between 20-30) with 2 male children under the age of 6, 2 female children under the age of 10 and one female between the age of 20-30. |
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 | 1830 US Census (William Simmons)
The 1830 US Census shows the heads of household and number of persons living with that head of household. This census shows William Simmons (aged 20-30) living with a female aged 20-30 who is assumed to be his wife Betsey. It is interesting to point out that the enumerator marked in the wrong column for the age range of William and Betsey as they should be in the 30-40 age column. There are two males under the age of 5 indicated who would be Amos and Leonard F, there are two males between the age of 6-10 who would be Lyman and Edward, there is one male under the age of 15 who would be William W., and there is one female under the age of 5 who would be Huldah Ann. |
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 | 1840 US Census (Comford Millard)
This census shows Comfort living in Brandt Twp., Erie, New York with one male child age 6-10, one male child age 11-15, 2 female children age 1-5, 1 female child age 6-10, 2 female children age 11-15 and one female age 40-50 (most likely his wife). |
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 | 1840 US Census (Gardner Case)
This census shows Gardner Case with 4 male children under the age of 15, 6 female children under the age of 15 and one female between the age 30-40.
The children referenced here are believed to be the first 10 children with his wife Louisa. They are: Sarah Ann, Harriet Case, George Washington, John, Mary A., Chas, William, Elizabeth, Charles, and Madeline. The census of 1840 was the last census listing just the number of family members. |
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 | 1840 US Census (William Simmons)
The 1840 US Census is the last census that shows the heads of household and number of persons living with that head of household. This census shows William Simmons (aged 40-50) living one female aged 40-50 who is assumed to be his wife Betsey. There are the following other individuals and age groups: one male aged 5-10 years who would be Abel Jesse, two males aged 10-15 who would be Amos and Leonard F., two males aged 15-20 who would be Edward and Lyman, one male aged 20-30 who would be William W., two females aged 0-5 years who would be Eunice Maria and Hester Lydia, one female 5-10 years who would be Polly Ann and one female aged 10-15 who would be Hulda Ann.
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 | 1841 Census of England (Oliver Beckett)
This census shows similar information as the US Census however, relationships between those listed is assumed based on name, age and gender.
The location of this census is indicated as Westmoreland Street, Liverpool, Lancashire (county), England.
The census shows Oliver Beckett (55), a Broker, living with the following individuals all are born in Ireland.
Isabella Beckett (30), female, probably Oliver's wife
Helena Beckett (15), female
Isabella Beckett (13), female
Revila Beckett (9), female
Harriet Beckett (7), female
Oliver Beckett (5), male
Justina Beckett (4), female
Rosina Beckett (18 mos), female
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 | 1850 US Census (Abram Eddy)
This census shows Abram (60) living with his wife Cynthia (60), son Winslow (32), son Peleg (22), son Jackson (19), son Zephamah (16) and daughter Phila (5). Abram's occupation is listed as farmer with land valued at $400. Winslow's occupation is listed as Carpenter. |
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 | 1850 US Census (Ashley Root)
This census shows Ashley (55) living with his wife Hannah (50), male Mortimer W. (27), female Elizabeth A. (17), male Neamiah (16) and male Simeon (12). Occupation of all males is listed as Farmer and Ashley has real property valued at $4,000. Also this census indicates that Neamiah and Simeon were born in Michigan and the others were born in New York.
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 | 1850 US Census (Comfort Millard)
This census shows Comfort (56) living with his wife Mary (45), daughter Martha (14), daughter Jane (11) and son Nelson (9). Comfort and Mary are shown to be born in New York and the children born in Pennsylvania. Occupation is listed as Farmer with land valued at $500. |
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 | 1850 US Census (Elisha D. Jennings)
This census shows Elisha D. Jennings (25) living with his wife Hester A. (20) and with what appears to be Elisha's mother and sister, Pricilla Jennings (59) and Sarah Jennings (23). Also, this census indicates that Elisha has real property valued at $1,500. |
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 | 1850 US Census (Gardner Case)
This census shows Gardner (50) with his wife Louisa (45) and children Mary A (17), Chas (15), Elizabeth (13), Lanny (Lena) (10), Cornelia (8), James (6), Frances (5), Hellen (4), Joseph (3) and Phidelia (1). Gardner's occupation is indicated as "Laborer" and son Chas' occupation as "Farmer".
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 | 1850 US Census (George Case)
This census shows George (26) a farmer with real estate valued at $400 living with his wife Phidelia (22) born in NY, daughter Rodelpha (3) and son Austin (3 months). |
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 | 1850 US Census (John Clark)
This census record indicates it is the census of the Inhabitants of the "Town of Lassell". Since there is no such town in Monroe county, I believe that the enumerator simply misspelled "La Salle".
This census shows Mary (44) farmer with land valued at $2,000 living with son Joseph (23), son John (21), daughter Sarah J. (19), son Robert (17), son Calvin (15), daughter Louisa Ann (12), daughter Almyra (10), son William (7), son James K. (5), and daughter Mary Louisa (3). |
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 | 1850 US Census (Lyman Simmons)
In this census Lyman (28) is living with his wife Anna (25), daughter Amelia (3), son Nelson (1) and apparently his brother Leonard (23) who is listed as being a farmer born in NY. |
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 | 1850 US Census (Thomas Van Sickle)
This census shows Michael (52) living with his wife Clara (40), male Thomas (18) whose occupation is Farmer, male Daniel (10), female Betsey (10), male Lewis (6 born in Ohio) and a female Elienda Goodman (8). Michael's occupation is listed as farmer with apparently no land of any value. When children are listed on a census with the same surname it is normally a good assumption that they are children of the Head and Wife of the census. In the absents of any notes to indicated otherwise this assumption is exercised here. |
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 | 1850 US Census (Wm C. Bennett)
This census shows William C.(45) farmer, $2,500 property value, with his wife Emeline (40), son Jerome (22), son Wm. (20) laborer, son Ira (17) laborer, son Orville (13), son Miles (11), son Niles (11), son Jasper (9), son Theodore (6), daughter Elinor (6), son Eugene (2).
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 | 1850 US Census (Wm Simmons)
We know from this census that at the time of this census William Simmons and some of his family are still living in Wheatfield, Niagara, New York. Living with William and Betsey are: Abel (18), Polly (16), Ester (12) and Eunice (10). Living close by is one of their sons Edward (25) and his wife Betsey (28) with their son Edwin (1). |
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 | 1850 US Census (Wm W Simmons)
The 1850 US Census shows that William W. Simmons (34) and his wife Asenath (26) are living in Wheatfield, Niagara, New York with their children: daughter Alma (5), son George (2), and daughter Mary (1). |
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 | 1850 US Census pg 1 (James Beeman)
This census shows James (33) living with his wife Caroline (28), son William (11), son John (9), son George (7), Marcus (5), son Andrew (3) and a laborer Wm Ayns (65). James occupation is stated as a Cooper. |
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 | 1850 US Census pg 2 (James Beeman)
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 | 1851 Canadian Census (George A. Ball)
This census lists individuals only and does not indicate relationships.
This census lists the following Ball family members:
George A. Ball (67) with his occupation listed as Land Surveyor, was born in Canada and his religion is Episcopal.
Ann Ball (64) who was born in Canada and her religion is Episcopal.
Jesse P. Ball (42) (name was difficult to read) with his occupation listed as Land Surveyor, was born in Canada and his religion is Episcopal.
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 | 1851 Census of England (Oliver Beckett)
Although I have a high confidence level that the information here is the correct Oliver Beckett, I do not have 100% confidence.
Data: Location of census is: 17 Hornby Street, Liverpool, England.
Oliver Beckett (68), a Former Agent and widowed, is living with his daughter Eliza (44) and her husband Thomas Wright (47). Also, at this address is Oliver's son Oliver Beckett (15) whose occupation is Smith's Apprentice.
Confidence level less that 100% because this is the first time Oliver's daughter Eliza appears in any documentation and that Oliver's age is stated as 68 rather than 65 as expected. However, the location of the census, that his son Oliver is present at the expected age and that Oliver is a widower helps indicate that this is the correct Oliver Beckett.
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 | 1851 Farm Canadian Census (George A. Ball)
This is a Canadian Agrucultural Census of District No. 8 enumerating the farm property of George A. Ball on line # 34.
Property identification is: Range-WSN, Lot #12, total acres 200.
Land use: Total acres under cultivation is 30, 10 acres for crops and 20 acres for pasture. There are 170 acres of wilderness.
Livestock owned: 4 oxen and 6 horses.
Preserved meat: 20 Beef-Barrels or Cwts. |
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 | 1860 US Census
This census shows Ira (27) living with his wife Delilah (22). Also, his brother Jerome (32) and his wife Eunice (Simmons age 20) living in the same residence. |
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 | 1860 US Census (Abram Eddy)
This census shows Abram (71) living with his wife Cynthia (70), daughter Phila (15) and a farm laborer Alfred Bennet (22 born in England). Abram's land is valued at $3,000 and his personal property at $700. Also, this census indicates that Cynthia was born in Rhode Island. |
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 | 1860 US Census (Amos Simmons)
This is the first census that shows William and some of his children located in Ionia, Michigan migrating from Niagara, New York. Contained in this census page are: Amos Simmons (28), his wife Emily (25), daughter Ellen C. (5), son William H. (3), and son Hiram N. (1). Also, parents of Amos are listed on this page: William Simmons (63) and his wife Betsey (62) others residing with Wm and Betsey are listed on the next page of the census. |
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 | 1860 US Census (Amos Simmons)
This census shows Amos(28) living with his wife Emily(25), daughter Ellen C. (5), son Wm H. ( 3) and son Hiram N. (1). It is noted here that living close by is Amos' parents William and Betsey Simmons.
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 | 1860 US Census (Comfort Millard)
This census shows Comfort (65) living with his wife Mary (56) and his son Nelson (19). There are two other females living with Comfort and Mary however, their names are very difficult to decipher. The names appear to be spelled as:
Enphine Brigham (15) born in undetermined state and
Murth J. Earl (6) born in Indiana.
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 | 1860 US Census (David Hoag)
This census shows David (43) living with his wife Mary (41), male Frances (19), female Phoebe (20), female Adelia (17), male Charles (13), male Rodger? (14), male Isaac (4) and Saml Curtis (24) a laborer. David's occupation is listed as farmer with land valued at $4,000. Also, this census indicates that Charles, Rodger and Isaac all were born in Michigan and the others were born in New York. |
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 | 1860 US Census (Edward Simmons)
The 1860 census shows Edward (26 but should be 36) and wife Betsey (40) living with their children Edwin W. (11), Charles L. (9), George W. (5), Warren (3) and Sarah J. (1) in Berlin Twp.
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 | 1860 US Census (Elisha D. Jennings)
This census show Elisha D. (35) living with his wife Hester A. (29), daughter Sarah (7), daughter Emma (5), daughter Mary (3) and a Sarah A. Jennings (23, relationship to Elisha is unknown). Elisha's occupation is stated as Farmer with real property valued at $800 and personal property valued at $500. Sarah A. Jennings' occuption is stated as School Teacher. Appears that all children were born in New York. Which indicates that Elisha and family moved to Michigan after abt 1857. |
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 | 1860 US Census (Gardner Case)
This census shows Gardner Case (53) living with his wife Louisa (51), son James (15), daughter Frances (14), daughter Helen (13), son Joseph (12) and daughter Amanda (10). Gardner's occupation is stated as Farmer and James' occupation is stated as Farm Laborer. The Post Office is listed as Chittenango. |
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 | 1860 US Census (George H. Coe)
This census shows George H. (48) with his wife Ann (38), son Edwin A. (16), son Samuel H. (14), son Washington (11) and daughter Alice (5). His occupation is listed as Farmer with land value of $2,000 and property value of $800. All children were born in Michigan. |
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 | 1860 US Census (Henry Kreps)
This census shows Henry (41) living with his second wife Almira (19), daughter Frances (13) and daughter Julia E. (7) both from his first marriage. Henry's occurpation is listed as Farmer with land valued at $1,600. |
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