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 | 1840 US Census, Hanover Township, Licking County, Ohio
4 households listed:
E.L. Skinner: 2 males under 5 (Samuel & Asa), 3 males ages 5-9 (Joseph, James & George), 1 male ages 10-15 (J.E.), 1 male ages 20-30 (?), 1 male ages 40-50 (E.L), 1 female ages 10-15 (Sarepeta), 1 female ages 15-20 (?), 1 female 30-40 (Mary E. Haley).
Lewis Bray: 1 male ages 40-50 (Lewis), 1 female ages 40-50 (Catherine Skinner).
Asa W. Skinner (misspelled as Acy W. Skiner): 1 male under 5 (Asa Jr.), 1 male ages 5-9 (John), 2 males ages 15-19 (Mark and James), 1 male ages 30-39 (self), 2 females ages 5-9 (Margaret and Martha), 2 females ages 10-14 (unnamed daughters), and 1 female ages 30-39 (wife Martha Jane).
Joseph Skinner: 1 male ages 5-10 (likely nephew Ezekiel David Haley), 1 male ages 30-40 (Joseph), 1 female ages 40-50 (Mary Palmer, wrong age bracket), 1 female ages 70-80 (likely sister Lucinda, widow, wrong age bracket). Given that Lucinda and David are recorded as living with Joseph and Mary for the 1860 census, and Lucinda for the 1870 census, and that I can't find any record of Alexander Haley after 1830, I believe Lucinda was a widow by 1840 and that she and her son Ezekiel are the additional 2 people in Joseph's household.
Brother John Skinner is listed on the next page of entries (page 5), line 10. |
 | 1850 US Census, Hanover, Licking County, Ohio
4 households listed.
Simeon Phillips, wife Elizabeth Worthington, sons John, Titus and William. Simeon is a farmer, real estate valued at $2000.
Benjamin Phillips, wife Eliza J., daughters Elizabeth and Margaret, and son Simeon. Benjamin is a farmer.
Lewis Bray, wife Catherine Skinner, daughter Elizabeth and Everett Morgan (boarder?)
E.L. Skinner, daughters Sarepeta and Martha, sons J.E., James, Joseph, Asa Allen, Samuel and Lewis B. |
 | 1850 US Selected Federal Census Non-Population; Agriculture, Hanover, Licking County, Ohio.
John Skinner: 80 acres improved, 80 acres unimproved, $2500 value, $75 farming equipment and implement value, 4 horses, 2 milk cows, 8 swine, $100 livestock value, 53 bushels wheat, 60 bushels rye, 200 lbs butter, $30 value of animals slaughtered.
Simeon Phillips: 75 acres improved, 35 acres unimproved, $2000 value, $100 farming equipment and implement value, 5 horses,4 milk cows, 3 other cattle, 23 sheep, 7 swine, $246 livestock value, 200 bushels wheat, 15 bushels rye, 250 bushels Indian corn, 60 bushels oats, 60 lbs wool, 15 bushels buckwheat, 400 lbs butter, 4 tons hay, 50 lbs flax, 2 bushels flaxseed, $10 value of homemade manufacture, $40 value of animals slaughtered.
Lewis Bray: 30 acres improved, 20 acres unimproved, $1200 value, $75 farming equipment and implement value, 2 horses, 2 milk cows, 2 other cattle, 12 sheep, 15 swine, $218 livestock value, 40 bushels wheat, 40 lbs wool, 100 lbs butter, 6 tons hay, $20 value of homemade manufacture, $25 value of animals slaughtered.
E.L. Skinner: 75 acres improved, 35 acres unimproved, $1200 value, $ 75 farming equipment and implement value, 8 horses, 4 milk cows, 10 other cattle, 40 sheep, 20 swine, $460 livestock value, 175 bushels wheat, 100 lbs wool, 40 bushels Irish potatoes, 400 lbs butter, 8 tons hay, 5 bushels clover seed, $93 value of animals slaughtered. |
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