Genealogy Data Page 42 (Notes Pages)
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Butler, David M. {I20247} (b. DEC 1857, d. ?)
Note: 1900 Stites, Saint Clair Co., IL Census David M. ae 49, wife Ida ae 31, son Garvin ae 8, dau. Mary ae 6 and son George ae 2.
1910 Granite, Madison Co., IL Census David M. ae 59, wife Ida ae 40, son Garvin ae 18, dau. Mary ae 16 and son George ae 11. Also living there Irene Ellenwood ae 14, Niece b. MO and Louis Ellenwood ae 12, Nephew b. NY.
1920 Nameoki, Madison Co., IL Census Ida M. ae 50 Widow, son Garvin ae 27 and son George D. ae 21.
Butler, George D. {I20257} (b. AUG 1898, d. 21 JAN 1998)
Note: 1920 Chicago, Cook Co., IL Census George ae 22, wife Irene ae 20 and son Robert ae 1-5/12.
1930 Chicago, Cook Co., IL Census George D. ae 32, Electrical Engineer, wife Ann ae 33 and dau. Therese ae 6/12.
Ellinwood, Frank (Benjamin) {I20325} (b. OCT 1857, d. ?)
Note: 1880 Milford, Barton Co., MO Census Frank Ellingwood ae 21 born in IN.
1900 Jackson, White Co., AR Census Frank ae 42 widower, dau. Ily M. ae 10, dau. Annie P. ae 8, dau. Daisy A. ae 3, son James J. ae 2 and son Franklin ae 4/12.
1910 Jackson, White Co., AR Census Frank ae 52, dau. Daisy ae 13 and son James J. ae 12.
1920 Hartsell, White Co., AR Census Frank ae 62, son James ae 22 and his wife Beulah ae 23.
1930 Hartsell, White Co., AR Census James J. ae 32, wife Hulda ae 28, son Franklin J. ae 3 and father Frank ae 72.
Coggins, Sanford Charles {I20338} (b. 9 OCT 1848, d. 2 JAN 1902)
Note: 1880 Chico, Butte Co., CA Census Charles S. ae 28, wife Mary E. ae 24, son Charles W. ae 5 and son Irving L. ae 1.
1900 San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA Census Charles S. ae 51, wife Mary E. ae 42, son Irving L. ae 21, dau. Lela M. ae 12 and son Leon S. ae 8. Charles S. is listed as a Lumber Merchant.
1910 San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA Census Mary E. ae 47 a widow, children 5 with 4 living.
Coggins, Charles Watson {I20365} (b. 19 NOV 1874, d. 1 DEC 1935)
Note: 1900 Edgewood, Siskiyou Co., CA Census Charles W. ae 25 and wife Lillian W. ae 22, married 2 years.
1920 Oakland, Alameda Co., CA Census Charles W. ae 44, wife Charlotte L. ae 42. Charles listed Chief Accountant for the Railroad.
Coggins, Irving Leslie {I20366} (b. MAY 1879, d. 13 AUG 1962)
Note: 1920 San Francisco, San Francisco Co., CA Census Leslie ae 41 single Secretary for Oil Business.
1930 Manhattan, New York Co., NY Census Leslie ae 52 and wife Catheryn ae 37.
Coggins, John Frederick {I20367} (b. 30 AUG 1882, d. 1954)
Note: 1920 Oakland, Alameda Co., CA Census John F. ae 37 single a brakeman for the railroad.
Coggins, Leon Sanford {I20369} (b. OCT 1892, d. ?)
Note: 1920 Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA Census Leon S. ae 30, Divorced working as an auto dealer.
Miller, Joseph E. {I20443} (b. 8 APR 1841, d. 20 MAR 1913)
Note: Joseph was a Civil War Vet.
Miller, Maria Louisa {I20444} (b. 31 AUG 1845, d. 7 OCT 1925)
Note: Maria came to the US 1865.
Wallace, James H. {I20445} (b. 27 SEP 1840, d. 2 MAR 1910)
Source: (Name)
Title: Lubec, Washington Co., ME 1880 CensusData:
Text: James ae 39, Maria L. ae 35, dau. Clara J. ae 14, son Sherman M. ae 12, son John H. ae 10, dau. Mary E. ae 6, son George S. ae 3, son James E. ae 1 and mother Lydia Miller ae 77.
Wallace, Sherman Melvin {I20447} (b. 29 JAN 1868, d. 15 SEP 1933)
Note: 1910 Lubec, Washington Co., ME Census Sherman ae 42 listed as a boarder-Seaman at U.S.L.S. Station. Wife Adelaide E. ae 40, dau. Ida M. ae 10 and son James T.P. ae 3.
1920 Lubec, Washington Co., ME Census Sherman M. ae 52, wife Addie E. ae 50, dau. Ida W. ae 19 and son James P.T. ae 13.
1930 Lubec, Washington Co., ME Census Sherman ae 62, wife Addie ae 60 and dau. Ida ae 30.
Wallace, George Smith {I20450} (b. 28 MAR 1877, d. 21 SEP 1951)
Source: (Name)
Title: 1920 Census Lubec, Washington Co., MEData:
Text: George S. ae 42 widower, dau. Evelyn M. ae 11, son Clyde ae 9 and mother Maria L. ae 74 widow.
Wallace, Alvery Wormell {I20451} (b. 30 JAN 1882, d. 14 NOV 1946)
Note: 1910 Rogue Bluffs, Washington Co., ME Census Alvery W. ae 29 Fisherman and wife Amanda ae 28.
1920 Rogue Bluffs, Washington Co., ME Census Alvery W. ae 38 Fisherman and wife Amanda ae 38.
1930 Rogue Bluffs, Washington Co., ME Census Alvery W. ae 48 Fisherman and wife Amanda ae 48.
Sollows, Ruth {I20578} (b. 4 SEP 1798, d. ?)
Note: After the early death of Richard 3rd, his widow married John Weston and moved to MA taking young Richard with them.
Clough, Malinda {I20650} (b. 2 NOV 1815, d. ?)
Note: 1850 Methuen, Essex Co., MA Census lists Melinda Richardson ae 34 and son Eli ae l yr. living with her father Moses Clough.
1860 Methuen, Essex Co., MA Census lists Melinda Richardson ae 44 and son Eli ae 12 living with her father Moses Clough.
Foley, William (Nelson) {I20659} (b. 1829, d. ?)
Note: 1860 Calais, Washington Co., ME Census WILLIAM FOLEY ae 30 b. Ireland, wife Elizabeth A. 28 b. Nov Scotia, son George A. ae 7 b. ME, son Charles A. ae 5 b. ME, dau. Ida B. ae 3 b. ME and dau. Anna M. ae 3 mons. b. M:E.
1870 Calais, Washington Co., ME Census NELSON FOLEY ae 42 b New York, wife Elizabeth ae 39. son George H. ae 17, (Also found a George H. ae 17 in Thomston Prison) son Charles ae 15, dau. Ida Bell ae 13.
1880 Calais, Washington Co., ME Census NELSON FOLEY ae 52 and wife Elizabeth A. ae 52.
Farnsworth, Russell Underwood {I20726} (b. 1840, d. ?)
Note: Russell U. Farnsworth enlisted in the 3d Vermont Vols., in the late Civil War, but his health failing he was necessarily honorably discharged.
Farnsworth, Silas Quimby {I20727} (b. 1842, d. 12 MAY 1864)
Note: Silas Q. Farnsworth enlisted in the same regiment as his brother Russell and served until Gen. Grant began his march on Richmond, and was killed in the battle of Spottsylvania Court House.
Farnsworth, Robert William Carr {I20728} (b. 20 FEB 1844, d. 3 JAN 1888)
Note: Robert W.C. Farnsworth enlisted in the 10th Vermont Vols. and eventually was made Captain of a Company of U.S. colored troops. He was with his regiment in the battle near Pascagoula, S.C., in which he was severely wounded in his head and hip, and was, March 1865, discharged on account of these disabilities. He thereupon engaged in study preparatory to the ministry. In 1871, 1872, he was teacher of Latin in the Fort Edward Institute, N.Y. He afterwards studied Theology at Boston University, and was ordained a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the New England Southern Conference in 1874, and was stationed at the North Church, Fall River, Mass. In 1876-7, at the Fourth Street Church, New Bedford. In 1879-80in Danielsonville, Conn. In the following year he was compelled to seek a milder climate and he was transferred to Southern California where he filled many important appointments in his church, and was presiding elder. In 1881 he was delegate to the General Conference from the Southern California Conference and was elected to the next year's General Conference. In the meantime he was appointed head of the school of theology in the University of Southern, California. This position he held with honor until his death, 3 Jan. 1888, at Los Angelos. He had a great natural ability.