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| 151 |  | 1870 US Selected Federal Census Non-Population; Agriculture, Gridley, McLean County, Illinois 3 households William Ritter: 50 acres improved, 30 acres unimproved, $2000 value, $270 farming equipment and implement value, 3 horses, 1 milk cow, $340 livestock value, 30 bushels spring wheat, 500 bushels Indian corn, 125 bushels oats, 22 bushels Irish potatoes, 125 lbs butter, 3 tons hay, $60 homemade manufacture value, $465 value of livestock slaughtered. Benjamin Phillips: 55 acres improved, 10 acres unimproved, 25 acres, unimproved, $3000 value, $100 farming equipment and implement value, 5 horses, 4 milk cows, 10 other cattle, 5 swine, $910 livestock value,70 bushels spring wheat, 800 bushels Indian corn, 125 bushels oats, 15 bushels Irish potatoes, 200 lbs butter, 5 tons hay, $200 homemade manufacture value, $710 value of livestock slaughtered. George W. Shepard: 75 acres improved, 10, 5, $4000 value, $125 farming equipment and implement value, 5 horses, 3 milk cows, 16 swine, $730 livestock value, 44 bushels spring wheat, 800 bushels Indian corn, 140 bushels oats, 60 bushels Irish potatoes, 200 lbs butter, 12 tons hay, $165 homemade manufacture value, $695 value of livestock slaughtered. | |
| 152 |  | 1870 US Selected Federal Census Non-Population; Agriculture, Gridley, McLean County, Illinois. James Skinner: 40 acres improved, 10 acres unimproved, $2000 value, $100 farming equipment and implement value, 3 horses, 2 milk cows, 4 swine, $410 livestock value, 60 bushels spring wheat, 50 bushels Indian corn, 100 bushels oats, 100 (bushels Irish potatoes?), 300 lbs butter, 4 tons hay, $200 value of homemade manufacture, $220 value of animals slaughtered. | |
| 153 |  | 1870 US Selected Federal Census Non-Population; Agriculture, Hanover, Licking County, Ohio. John H. Skinner: 80 acres improved, 80 acres unimproved, $1500 value, $50 farming equipment and implement value, $20 value of wages paid during year, 4 horses, 2 milk cows, 42 sheep, 4 swine, $436 livestock value, 90 bushels winter wheat, 600 bushels Indian corn, 45 bushels oats, 140 lbs wool, 10 bushels Irish potatoes, $15 orchard produce, 200 lbs butter, 10 tons hay, 31 gallons molasses, $140 value of animals slaughtered, $898 est. value of farm production, including betterments and stock additions. Asa W. Skinner: 132 acres improved, 130 acres unimproved, $3144 value, $75 farming equipment and implement value, $100 value of wages paid during year, 3 horses, 3 milk cows, 1 other cattle, 133 sheep, 7 swine, $399 livestock value, 135 bushels winter wheat, 20 bushels rye, 300 bushels Indian corn, 100 bushels oats, 450 lbs butter, 20 tons hay, 20 gallons molasses, $60 value of animals slaughtered, $428 est. value of farm production, including betterments and stock additions. Catherine Skinner: 42 acres improved, 8 acres unimproved, $150 value, $30 farming equipment and implement value, 2 horses, 2 milk cows, 2 other cattle, 20 sheep, 2 swine, $240 livestock value, 120 bushels winter wheat, 150 bushels Indian corn, 20 bushels oats, 5o lbs wool, 40 bushels Irish potatoes, $15 orchard produce, 300 lbs butter, 28 gallons molasses, $60 value of animals slaughtered, $428 est. value of farm production, including betterments and stock additions. | |
| 154 |  | 1880 United States Census, Jasper, Ralls County, Missouri J. W. Allison listed as head of household, which included wife Sarah C., sons J. S. (Joel Samuel), J. C. (James Owen), Thos. E. (Thomas Edward), and daughters V. D. (Virginia Dixie) and Mary (Catherine). Sarah Jemima was married and living in her own household prior to 1880. | |
| 155 |  | 1880 United States Census, Jefferson, Greene, IA William B Mayes listed as head of household, which included wife Sarah and niece Anna E. William's profession listed as Attorney to Real Estate. | |
| 156 |  | 1880 United States Census, Rock Creek Twp, Cowley, KS John L. Morton listed as head of household, which included wife Martha J., son Ami O, son John A., and newborn daughter Rosa. | |
| 157 |  | 1880 US Census, Antanum Valley, Yakima, Washington Two households listed: Joshua Morton listed as head of household, which included wife Elza and daughters Rena and Mary. Occupation: farmer William Morton listed as head of household, which included wife Catherine. Occupation: farmer. | |
| 158 |  | 1880 US Census, Bourbon Township, Boone, Missouri John B. Allison listed as head of household, which included Elizabeth, daughters, Arabella J, Emma J, and Mary E. (enumerator mistakenly listed her middle initial as W.), and sons, John S. and William M. John's occupation listed as farmer, parents' birthplaces listed as Pennsylvania (father) and Virginia (mother). | |
| 159 |  | 1880 US Census, Butler Township, Columbiana County, Ohio Benjamin Shisler listed as head of household, which included wife Rebecca, sons Charles, Sherman, and Leland, and daughters Artie and Minnie. | |
| 160 |  | 1880 US Census, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio 334 Quincy Street, Cleveland Susannah Shisler Kerr listed as head of household, which included son Harrison. Harrison's occupation: house painter | |
| 161 |  | 1880 US Census, DeWitt Township, Clinton County, Iowa Thomas Carson listed as head of household, which included wife Sarah A, son Albert, daughter Maude, and uncle John Mayes. Thomas's occupation: cooper. John's occupation: cooper. | |
| 162 |  | 1880 US Census, Gibson, Manitowoc, Wisconsin Ferdinand Kitzerow listed as head of household, which included himself, wife Augusta, sons, Herman, Otto and Emil, and daughters Helena, Emma and Bertha. | |
| 163 |  | 1880 US Census, Gore, Sumner County, Kansas Francis Phillips Skinner listed as widowed head of household, which included daughters Mary and Emma D., and sons John F. and Artie O. Francis' occupation: keeping house. Mary's occupation: seamstress. | |
| 164 |  | 1880 US Census, Jasper, Ralls county, Missouri C. H. Williamson listed as head of household, which included wife (Sarah) Jemima Allison and daughter Gertie (Gertrude), age 11 months. | |
| 165 |  | 1880 US Census, Jasper, Ralls, Missouri T. J. Williamson listed as head of household, which included wife Mary P, and daughters Harriet F. (Frances) and Nettie (Antonette). Son Samuel A. lives on a neighboring farm. | |
| 166 |  | 1880 US Census, Jump Off Joe, Josephine county, Oregon Milton Brockman listed as head of household, which included wife Martha, sons Milton H. (incorrectly listed as Martin), Arthur L., Theodore (spelled wrong), and Fred E., and daughter Ora D. Milton's occupation listed as cattle farmer. | |
| 167 |  | 1880 US Census, Knox Township, Columbiana County, Ohio John Shisler listed as head of household, which included (2nd) wife Tabitha, daughters Francis and Daisy, and son Herman. John's occupation: shoemaker | |
| 168 |  | 1880 US Census, Lower Natchez (Naches), Yakima County, Washington Territory Thornon Turney listed as head of household, which included mother Gracey. Thornton's occupation: farmer | |
| 169 |  | 1880 US Census, Mount Vernon, Posey county, Indiana Eli Roe [sic] listed as head of household, which included wife, Sarah, daughters Ida, Ada, and Bertie, and sons Charles, George, John and Claude. His occupation is listed as miller. | |
| 170 |  | 1880 US Census, Peabody Township, Marion County, Kansas Calvin Mayes listed as head of household, which included wife Rachel, son-in-law Joseph Coxon, daughter (Margaret) Retta Mayes Coxon, sons William C, Daniel O, and Joseph E, and daughters Lois P and Addie M. Calvin's and Joseph Coxon's occupations: farmers. | |
| 171 |  | 1880 US Census, Reynoldsville, Jefferson county, Pennsylvania Wm. K. Marshall listed as head of household, which included wife Annie M., sons William F., (Henry) Frank, and Earl, and daughters (Mary) Lovina, Margret, (Alice) Kate and Sarah. William's occupation listed as laborer. | |
| 172 |  | 1880 US Census, Saverton, Ralls County, Missouri Elija Simms listed as head of household, which included wife Matilda, sons James, William and Homer, and nephew Frank. Last name misspelled by enumerator, written as Sinas. | |
| 173 |  | 1880 US Census, Scio, Linn County, Oregon James E. Bridgford listed as head of household, which included wife Martha J, daughters Augusta, Anna B., and Laura B., and son Wayne L. | |
| 174 |  | 1880 US Census, Shelbina, Shelby county, Missouri F. M. Allison listed as head of household, which include wife Mary M, daughters Mary E., Myra, Lizzie (Elizabeth) and Vinnie (Lavinia), and son Felix P. Occupation listed as "works on railroad." | |
| 175 |  | 1880 US Census, Shoal Creek, Barry County, Missouri Benjamin Phillips listed as head of household, which included wife Eliza, sons Simeon, Hugh, Vernon and Jay, and daughters Mary A, Naomi and Sabra. Benjamin's occupation: farmer. | |
| 176 |  | 1880 US Census, Shoal Creek, Barry County, Missouri John listed as head of household, which included (2nd) wife Sarah, daughter Martha, and stepdaughters Kate E Kelly and Sarah E Kelly | |
| 177 |  | 1880 US Federal Census Mortality Schedule. James Skinner died Mar 1880 of Bright's Disease in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. Disease contracted while living in Bushnell, Sumner County, Kansas. Attending physician Dr. C. C. Furley (or Farley?). | |
| 178 |  | 1880 US Selected Federal Census Non-Population Schedules, Tampico, Yakima County, Washington, 10 June 1880 William Morton, 140 acres improved, tilled; 20 acres improved, permanent meadow/pasture; Farm value $3000; farming implement value $800; livestock value $1050; Fencing costs $100; labor wages paid $250 for 24 weeks of work; est value of all farm production $1235; Mown grass, 15 acres not mown grass, 10 acres; hay harvested 20 tons; 10 (or 12) horses, 30 milk cows, 120 other, 40 calves dropped; 40 swine, 36 other poultry; ? ; 20 acres barley, 500 bushels; 6 acres oats, 150 bushels; 25 acres rye, 200 bushels; 45 acres wheat, 1200 bushels; 1 acre Irish potatoes, 300 bushels. | |
| 179 |  | 1885 Kansas State Census, Green, Sumner County, Kansas Francis listed as head of household, which included sons John and A. O. (Arthur Oliver) and daughter E. D. (Emma Dell). It lists Missouri as the place they moved from to Kansas. | |
| 180 |  | 1889 Washington Territory Census, Klickitat County Thornton Burly (TB) Turney listed as head of household, which included mother Gracey (G), brother Morton (M), Lydia (Liddy), Minnie, Emma, John, Grace, Berta, ?, ? | |
| 181 |  | 1900 United States Census, Jasper, Ralls County, Missouri James W. Allison listed as head of household, which included his daughter Sarah Jemima Allison (Williamson) and his granddaughter, Gertrude Williamson. Sarah Jemima claimed to be a widow, however she was a divorcee. Charles left her sometime in the early 1880s to remarry. | |
| 182 |  | 1900 United States Census, Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS Wm. M. Allison listed as head of household, which included wife, Anna M., daughters Marian E., Emma M., and Ester A., and son John H.* *Recording error for John's middle initial; s/b P not H. | |
| 183 |  | 1900 United States Census, Mineral, Jasper, MO John L. Morton listed as head of household, which included wife Martha J., sons Ami, John and Lute, daughters Rosa, Mattie, Mary, Bessie, Eva, and Nellie. | |
| 184 |  | 1900 US Census Bourbon Township, Boone, Missouri John B Allison listed as head of household, which included wife Elizabeth and daughter Dollie (Dorothy). John's father's birthplace is Pennsylvania; mother's birthplace is Virginia | |
| 185 |  | 1900 US Census, District 40, Los Angeles Ward 4, Los Angeles County, California William Mayes listed as head of household, which included wife Sarah, nephew Herbert Cowan. William's occupation: attorney. Herbert Cowan's occupation: abstract clerk | |
| 186 |  | 1900 US Census, Edson, Chippewa, Wisconsin Otto Kitzerow listed as head of household, which included himself, his wife Amelia, sons Walter and Benny and nephew Edward. | |
| 187 |  | 1900 US Census, Gore, Sumner County, Kansas Art Skinner listed as head of household, which included his brother J. (John) F. and his mother Francis. Art's occupation: farmer. John's occupation: farm laborer. Art owned the farm they lived on. | |
| 188 |  | 1900 US Census, Maynard, Siloam Twp, Randolph, AR (Louis) Mason Raines listed as head of household, which included wife Francis [sic] C., daughters Bertha L, and Donna, sons Emmet, Everett, and Herbert, and hired man Kyle Elmer. Mason's occupation listed as Tie Contractor | |
| 189 | | 1900 US Census, New London, Ralls, Missouri Thomas E. Allison listed as head of household, which included wife Frances B., and niece Fern. | |
| 190 |  | 1900 US Census, Paducah, McCracken county, Kentucky John Freundlich listed as head of household, which included wife Bertie and mother-in-law Sarah E. Rowe. Sarah is listed as widowed. | |
| 191 |  | 1900 US Census, Peabody Township, Marion County, Kansas Calvin listed as head of household, which included wife Rachel. | |
| 192 |  | 1900 US Census, Reynoldsville, Jefferson county, Pennsylvania William Marshall listed as head of household, which included wife Anna M, and son Guy R. William's occupation listed as day laborer. Guy's occupation listed as coal miner. William owned the farm they lived on. | |
| 193 |  | 1900 US Census, Ryan's Glade, Garrett county, Maryland (Henry) Frank Marshall listed as head of household, which included wife Sadie (Sarah), son Eugene M. (incorrectly spelled as Eugen M.), and daughters Eva I., and Edna M. (middle initial incorrectly given as N.). (Henry) Frank's occupation listed as farmer. | |
| 194 |  | 1900 US Census, Salem, Perry Township, Columbiana County, Ohio Benjamin Shisler listed as head of household, which included wife Rebecca and son Bert | |
| 195 |  | 1900 US Census, Shelbina, Salt River Twp, Shelby county, Missouri Felix M Allison listed as head of household, which included wife Mary M, and daughters Lizzie (Elizabeth) B. and Vinnie (Lavinia) P. His occupation is listed as "Section Farmer, RR". Mary is listed as having had 7 children, 3 of whom are still living at the time. Lizzie's occupation is listed as teacher. Vinnie's occupation is listed as telephone operator. | |
| 196 |  | 1900 US Census, Shoal Creek, Barry County, Missouri 5 households. Jay G. Phillips listed as head of household, which included wife Rachael, daughters Goldie and Marie. Frank Phillips listed as head of household, which included wife Mable, son Arthur and daughter Leah. Joseph Gillman listed as head of household, which included wife Sabra Phillips. Benjamin Phillips listed as head of household, which included wife Eliza J. Benjamin's occupation: farmer. Titus Phillips listed as head of household, which included wife Mary and son John. | |
| 197 | | 1900 US Census, Spencer, Ralls, Missouri James O. Allison living as boarder in household of James Alford. | |
| 198 |  | 1900 US Census, Washington Twp, Adams, Iowa Albert Simpson listed as head of household, which included wife Martha Morton, sons Cloyd, Morton (Glen), daughters Beulah, Ethel, father-in-law Silas Morton and mother-in-law Rosannah. Albert Simpson's occupation listed as farmer. Silas Morton's occupation listed as landlord. | |
| 199 |  | 1900 US Census, Wolf Creek precinct, Josephine county, Oregon Carrie Smith Brockman, widow, listed as head of household, which included sons, Lee, Riley, Earl, Ernest and Real, and daughter Ada. Carrie's occupation was running a boarding house. | |
| 200 |  | 1910 United States Census, Carterville City, Joplin Twp, Jasper, MO William M. Allison listed as head of household, which included wife Alberta A, William J, Olive F, Marian A, and John P. |