NAME OCCUPATION BORN VITAL Original

NAME OCCUPATION BORN VITAL Original

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NARA

Microfilm pg. #

(Note 1: ** indicates known future Civil War soldier)

(Note 2: + indicates person attended public school within the previous year)

[Note 3: (@) indicates a person over 20 who cannot read or write]

(Note 4: Vital Records are contained in an Appendix; information in blue contained in parentheses are hyperlinks to the appropriate page:

Appendix 1: Marriage Records (M18--);

Appendix 2: Birth Records (B18--);

Appendix 3: Death Records (D18--);

Appendix 4: Civil War Deaths (CW18--);

Appendix 5: Medical description of causes of death.)

Adams, Daniel, 54 (@) Day Laborer Canada pg. 117/2
Louisa, 37 (@) Canada
+Martha, 16 Vermont
+Fred, 9 Vermont
+Deis, 9 Vermont
+Julia, 8 Vermont

Adams, John, 27 (@) Day Laborer Canada pg. 117/235
Celinda, 20 (@) Canada
Rose, 3 Vermont
Charles, 1 Vermont
John, infant Vermont
Louisa, infant Vermont

Adams, John, 18 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 119/237
c/o Daniel C. Lake household

Adams, Mary, 65 New York pg. 123/241
c/o Samuel Siple household

Adams, Rose (Daniels), 45 Vermont pg. 120/238
Philomon, 5 Vermont
Charles, 3 Vermont
Henry, 1 Vermont
[**Charles Daniels, 19, aka Charles Adams Vermont]
[John Daniels, 17 Vermont]
[Addie Daniels, 11 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: Charles Adams: 14 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $1200: 2 horses; 1 milch cow; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 20 bushels wheat; 20 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 lbs butter; 10 tons hay; 25 lbs honey; value of orchard produce $50; value of homemade manufactures $100; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $200. Pgs 25-26, line 3.)

Adolph, Joseph, 24 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 128/246
Clara, 22 Canada
[Frank Collette family]

Alexander, Ezra A., 42 (born 1817) Merchant Vermont pg. 93/211
Flora, 41 (born 1818) Connecticut
Harrison, 21 Clerk Vermont
Orson H., 18 (born 1843) Clerk Vermont
m. Carrie Wheeler (unk date)
Wheeler (B1865)
Frankie (B1868)

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres; 20 Unimproved; Value $7200: 2 horses; 11 milch cows; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $26; 16 bushels wheat; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 1300 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; orchard produce value $75; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $510. Pgs 19-20, line 10.)

(Ed. note: Ezra Alexander was Charlotte Town Clerk from 1855-1872. He was also appointed as Postmaster by the Lincoln Administration in 1861.)

Allen, Ellen, 20 Servant Vermont pg. 111/229
c/o Medad Martin household

Allendorph, John, 20 New York pg. 125/243
Douglas, 18 New York
c/o T.D. Chapman household

Ammel (one of the spellings used in the records for "Armell".)

Archambault, Mary, 17 Vermont pg. 98/216
c/o Ezra Hosford household

Armell, Joseph, 40 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 121/239
Aurelia, 34 Canada
Joseph, 6
William, 4
Louisa, 2
Miranda (B1866)
Henry (B1868)

Armell, Frank, -- Farm Laborer Canada pg. 91/210
Olive, 19 Vermont
Mary, 13 Vermont
Edmond (B1866)
c/o Hiram Bishop household

Ash, Ambrose, 28 (@) (born 1830) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 101/219
Georgina "Ann", 22 (born 1835) Canada
+Ann, 8 Vermont
+Josephine, 6 Vermont
Samuel, 4 Vermont
William, 2 Vermont
Flora June (B1864)
(female child) (B1867)

Ash, Daniel M., 33 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 107/225
Aurilla (Rice), 39 (@) Canada
+Aurilla, 9 Vermont
+Henry, 6 Vermont
Mary, 4 Vermont
Plina, 2 Vermont

Ash, Frank, 26 Farmer Canada pg. 104/222
Rachel (Hall), 21 Vermont (D1863)

[1860 Ag Census: 20 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $1000: 2 horses; 20 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 100 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $800. Pgs 21-22, line 39.]

Ash, Simeon, 27 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 94/212
Philamon, 20 Vermont
William, 2 (born 1858) Vermont
Mary, infant Vermont
[Mary Murray, 20 (@) Vermont]

Bacon, Joseph, 65 (@) Farmer Canada pg. 96/214
Mary, 58 (@) Vermont
[Louis Bacon family]
[Moses Bacon family]

Bacon, Louis N., 20 (born 1839) Vermont pg. 96/214
Matilda M. (Pippin), 18 (born 1841) Vermont
Louis N., infant (born 1860) Vermont
Joseph E. (B1861)
Emma (D1863)
Timothy F. (B1866)
Frankie (B1867)
Olive V. (B1869)
c/o Joseph Bacon household

Bacon, Moses, 26 (born 1833) Farmer Canada pg. 96/214
Julia, 27 (born 1833) Vermont
Henry (B1868)
c/o Joseph Bacon household

(1860 Ag Census: 14 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $600: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 10 bushels wheat; 25 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 400 lbs butter; 50 tons hay; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $10; value of livestock $200. Pgs 19-20, line 23.)

Baker, Ann, 17 New York pg. 117/235
c/o C.S. Pease household

Baldwin, Charles, 14 Vermont pg. 98/216
c/o Leverett Sherman household

Baldwin, Sophia, 61 Massachusetts (D1866) pg. 109/227
Lucy, 24 Vermont

Ball, Daniel, 41 (born 1818) Mason Vermont (D1864) pg. 95/213
Frances M. (Hurlburt), 31 (born 1832) Vermont
+**Augustus M., 12 Vermont (CW1864)
+Josephine, 11 (born 1849) Vermont
+Catherine, 7 Vermont
Auricius, 5 Vermont
Patti, 3 (born 1857) Vermont (D1863)

Ball, David, 51 (born 1809) Farmer Vermont (D1865) pg. 105/223
Eliza (Smith), 52 (born 4-13-1803) New York
Madison, 23 Vermont
Sarah A., 21 Vermont (M1864)
Augusta G., 19 (born 1840) Vermont (M1863)
+**Daniel S., 18 Vermont (CW1863)
+William D., 13 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 45 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $2800: 2 horses; 14 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 34 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 20 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 60 bushels Irish potatoes; 1500 lbs butter; 600 lbs cheese; 136 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $800. Pgs 21-22, line 16.)

Ball, Moses, 69 Cooper Vermont pg. 103/221
Alvira, 50 Vermont
+Michael, 12 New York
+Sarah, 9 New York

Barber, John, 76 Farmer Connecticut pg. 102/220
Polly, 59 Vermont
Abel, 38 Farmer Vermont
Emma, 14 Vermont
[Joseph Redmond,29 Farm Laborer Ireland]
[James Tatro, 14 Canada]
[Sarah Orcutt, 19 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: John Barber: 200 Improved Acres, 48 Unimproved, Value $9900: 6 horses; 20 milch cows; 9 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas & beans; 200 bushels oats; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 40 bushels buckwheat; 400 lbs butter; 9000 lbs cheese; 60 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 21-22, line 7. Abel Barber: 180 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $8000: 5 horses; 7 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 60 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 150 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 30 bushels barley; 1000 lbs butter; 240 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; orchard produce value $20; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 21-22, line 8.)

Barber, Lewis, 56 (born 1802) Farmer Vermont pg. 121-122/239-240
Charlotte (Newell), 49 (born 1816) Vermont
Abel, 27 (born 1833) Vermont
Betsy, 24 (born 1836) Vermont
Ellen, 22 (born 8-12-1839) Vermont (M1860)
+Jennie, 19 (born Jan. 1842) Vermont (M1868) (D1869)
+George, 10 Vermont
+Carrie, 7 Vermont
Lottie, 5 (born July 1865) Vermont (D1860)
[Elizabeth Newell, 67 Vermont]
[Hiram Jones, 27 Farm Laborer Vermont] (M1860)

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $8000: 2 horses; 20 milch cows; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $70; 30 bushels wheat; 50 bushels peas & beans; 200 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 1000 lbs butter; 4000 lbs cheese; 16 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $40; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $800. Pgs 25-26, line 12.)

Barker, Alonzo, 37 (born 3-6-1823) Farmer Vermont pg. 95/213
Elvira A. (Baldwin), 31 (born 3-28-1829) Vermont
Ellen L., 10 (born March 1850) Vermont (D1860)
+William, 8 Vermont
George A. (B1861) (D1862)
Alonzo B. (B1867)
[Lucy Spear, 30 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 35 Unimproved, Value $11,750: 5 horses; 4 milch cows; 17 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 20 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $400; 30 bushels wheat; 50 bushels peas & beans; 200 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 150 lbs Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 50 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; orchard produce value $30; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $1030. Pgs 19-20, line 17.)

Barker, Arthur G., 23 (born 1-4-1837) Vermont (D1863) pg. 126/244
Antoinette, 22 Vermont
c/o Charles Cook household

Barker, Frank, 65 Farmer Vermont (D1864) pg. 111/239
Patience, 60 Vermont (D1863)
[Maria Perkins, 22 Servant Vermont]
[John Fleming, 18 Farm Laborer Vermont]
[Samuel Barnes, 60 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 75 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $4000: 4 horses; 4 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $60; 100 bushels oats; 125 bushels Indian corn; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 50 bushels buckwheat; 350 lbs butter; 200 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; value of orchard produce $40; value of farm machinery and implements $375; value of livestock $800. Pgs. 25-26, line 34.)

Barker, Franklin, 55 (born 3-6-1805) Farmer New York pg. 125-126/243-244
Mary A. (Cook), 52 (born 1808) Vermont
+Ellen, 17 (born 1843) Vermont
+Charles, 13 Vermont
[Alphonse Desautels, 16 Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 125 Improved Acres, 2 Unimproved, Value $6500: 2 horses; 5 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 40 tons hay; 25 lbs honey; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $600. Pgs 23-24, line 9.)

Barnes, Samuel, 70 (born Jan. 1789) Vermont (D1865) pg. 111/239
c/o Frank Barker household

(Ed. note: Samuel H. Barnes served as a Postmaster in Charlotte c. 1850.)

Baror, Barrord (some of the various spellings in the records for "Berard".)

Barton, Arthur, 23 (born 1837) Farmer Vermont pg. 109/227
Rachel, 45 Vermont
[Lydia Hicks family]

(1860 Ag Census: 160 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $8000: 3 horses; 21 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 20 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 500 bushels Irish potatoes; 18 bushels buckwheat; 400 lbs butter; 12,000 lbs cheese; 20 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; orchard produce value $75; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $900. Pgs 21-22, line 31.)

Barton, Caleb E., 66 (born 1794) Farmer Massachusetts pg. 103/221
Betsey, 59 (born Apr. 1801) Vermont (D1868)
**William P., 27 (born 1833) Vermont
**Joseph G., 21 (born 1838) Vermont
**Rollin W., 20 Vermont
+Helen M., 17 Vermont (M1866)
m. Hollis Tuttle
Florence (B1868)

(1860 Ag Census: 125 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $7000: 7 horses; 28 milch cows; 5 sheep; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 35 bushels wheat; 150 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 20 bushels buckwheat; 800 lbs butter; 5000 lbs cheese; 20 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; orchard produce value $35; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 21-22, line 10.)

(Ed. note: Caleb Barton was appointed Postmaster of Charlotte by the Buchanan Administration in 1857.)

Barton, James, 46 (born 11-14-1813) Farmer Vermont pg. 107/225
Paulina (Halleck), 44 (born 1819) Vermont
+Villette [sic], probably Violet, 14 Vermont
[Phoebe Halleck, 60 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 40 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2000: 2 horses; 2 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 20 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 12 tons hay; orchard produce value $40; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $300. Pgs 21-22, line 24.)

Barton, Joseph, 73 (born 5-23-1787) Farmer Massachusetts pg. 92/209
Polly (Sexton), 71 (born 1-27-1789) Vermont (D1863)

Barton, Joseph, 30 (born 10-23-1829) Farmer Vermont pg. 92/209
Ann Catherine "Kate", 27 (born 7-16-1830) Vermont
+Helen, 12 Vermont (M1866)
Fred J. (B1863)

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 70 Unimproved, Value $11,000: 4 horses; 12 milch cows; 20 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 3 sheep; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $80; 20 bushels barley; 50 bushels wheat; 110 bushels peas & beans; 250 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 3 bushels grass seed; 1500 lbs butter; 300 lbs cheese; 16 lbs wool; 60 tons hay; orchard produce value $40; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $800. Pgs 19-20, line 7)

Barton, Williams*, 69 (born May 1792) Farmer Massachusetts pg. 111/229
Ann (Pettibone), 64 (born June 1795) Massachusetts
Caroline H., 33 Teacher Vermont (D1866)
Louisa (Hubbell), 23 Widow Vermont (M1863)
Laura, 23 (born 8-24-1837) Vermont
[William Labor, 24 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(* Ed. note: this is not a misprint – his first name was Williams.)

(1860 Ag Census: 135 Improved Acres, 7 Unimproved, Value $7500: 2 horse; 7 milch cows; 7 other cattle; value of animals slaughtered $50; 54 bushels wheat; 160 bushels oats; 75 bushels Indian corn; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 15 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $500. Pgs 23-24, line 12.)

Bassett (one of the spellings used in the records for "Bessette".)

Bates, Peter, 36 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 92/209
Louisa, 30 Vermont
+Edwin, 8 Vermont
+Mary, 4 Vermont
Edgar, 1 Vermont

Beach, Deacon Aaron L., 71 (born 1789) Farmer Vermont pg. 126/244
Jane (Race), 72 (born 2-6-1788) Connecticut (D1868)
Jane, 27 Vermont
[Peter Laramy, 19 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 60 Improved Acres, 17 Unimproved, Value $3050: 5 horses; 6 milch cows; 5 other cattle; value of animals slaughtered $100; 17 bushels wheat; 127 bushels oats; 60 bushels Indian corn; 90 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 72 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; orchard produce $35; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $600. Pgs. 25-26, line 38.)

Bearor (one of the spellings used in the records for "Berard".)

Beaulieu, John, 13 Vermont pg. 120/238
c/o Lewis Nelson household

Beaulieu, Joseph, 40 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 119/237
Matilda (Tatro), 35 (@) Canada
Philomon, 18 Day Laborer Vermont
Margaret, 15 Vermont
John, 12 Vermont
James, 10 Vermont
Jane, 8 Vermont
Clara, 4 Vermont
Henry, 2 Vermont
Edgar, infant Vermont
[Louis Sorrell, 25 (@) Day Laborer Canada]
[Louisa Stone, 18 Servant Vermont]

Beekman, Henry, 33 Shoemaker Bavaria pg. 91/210
Helena, 31 Vermont
+Henry, 8 Vermont
+Rose, 6 Vermont
Adolph, 3 Vermont (D1861)
Esther, infant Vermont (B1860)
(male child) (B1862)
Edgar (B1869)

Beers, Benjamin, 57 (born 3-24-1803) Farmer Vermont pg. 96/214
Anna, 53 (born 2-19-1807) Vermont
+Ransom, 17 (born 1842) Vermont
m. Euretta Lyon (unk date)
Benjy J. (B1869)
[+Hattie Keeler, 12 Iowa]

(1860 Ag Census: 300 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $14,000: 6 horses; 6 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 4 working oxen; 23 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 20 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 30 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 3000 lbs cheese; 92 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 19-20, line 22.)

Beers, Cyrus, 34 (born 1826) Farmer Vermont pg. 96/214
Lucy A. (Skiff), 30 (born 1830) Vermont
Elnathan Beech, 3 (born 1857) Vermont
Rosina C. (B1861)
[+Charles Holdridge, 11 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $5000: 1 horse; 7 milch cows; 1 other cow; 2 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 20 bushels wheat; 10 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 15 bushels Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 500 lbs cheese; 10 lbs wool, 25 tons hay; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $250. Pgs 19-20, line 20.)

Beers, Hinman, 66 (born 1794) Farmer Connecticut pg. 114-115/232-233
Betsy (Sheldon), 60 (born 1800) Vermont (D1864)
Mary, 26 (born 1833) Vermont (M1863)
[+Ella Fargo, 7 Vermont]

Belisle, Oliver, 35 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 121/239
Mary, 33 (@) Vermont
+Peter, 10 Vermont
+John, 9 Vermont
Batisse, 7 Vermont
Laura, 5 Vermont
Eli, 3 Vermont
[Bridget Sheehan, 18 Servant Ireland]

Berard, **Peter, 30 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 100/218
Margaret, 30 Canada
Emma, 3 Vermont (D1867)
William, infant Vermont
Peter (B1867)
Joseph (B1869)

Bessette, **Alexander,16 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 93/211
c/o Augustus Humphrey household

Bishop, **Hiram, 36 Mason Vermont pg. 91-92/209-210
Christa (Higgins), 33 Vermont
+Fred, 9 Vermont (D1860)
Edgar, 3 Vermont
Mary Ella (B1864)
[Olive Armell, 19 Vermont]
[Mary Armell, 13 Vermont]
[Antoine Cross, 40 (@) Canada]
[Mary Jones, 23 Vermont]
[Clarinda Jones, 20 Vermont]
[Celia Lemay family]

Boisvert (try "Greenwood")

Bolieau, Boleau, Bolio, Bolyeau (various spellings used in the records for "Beaulieu".)

Boros (one of the spellings used in the records for "Burroughs".)

Boughton (one of the spellings used in the records for "Bouton".)

Bouton, John Jarvis, 58 (born 9-28-1801) Farmer Vermont (D1869) pg. 92/209
Mary Ann (Breckinridge), 52 (born 12-16-1808) Vermont
Jeanette, 20 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 60 Improved Acres, 7 Unimproved, Value $4500: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $80; 30 bushels wheat; 40 bushels peas & beans; 75 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 400 lbs butter; 200 lbs wool; 15 tons hay; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $300. Pgs 19-20, line 6.)

Bowen, John, 45 Day Laborer Vermont pg. 125/243
Margaret, 39 Vermont
Mary, 18 Vermont
Bridget, 16 Vermont
James, 14 Vermont
Peter, 13 Vermont
Patrick, 11 Vermont
Henry, 9 Vermont
Margaret, 7 Vermont
Eunice, 5 Vermont

Boyer, Nancy, 17 Servant Vermont pg. 122/240
c/o Michael Keenan household

Bradley, Philander H., 45 (born 1815) Farmer Vermont (D1865) pg. 95/213
Polly Ann (Powell), 41 (born Mar, 1819) Vermont (D1861)
[Clara Powell, 36 Vermont]
[+John Bushey, 14 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 125 Improved Acres, 5 Unimproved, Value $7000: 4 horses; 8 milch cows; 3 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $125; 7 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 25 bushels Irish potatoes; 140 bushels rye; 500 lbs butter; 500 lbs cheese; 40 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $700. Pgs 19-20, line 19.)

Brady, John, 34 Superintendent of Poor House Ireland pg. 124/242
Margaret, 50 Ireland
Lovina, 27 Vermont
Frank, 23 Vermont
[Timothy E. Wormwood, 84 "Pauper" Vermont]
[Paul Hutchins, 50 "Insane" Vermont]
[Ruben Lincoln, 54 "Idiotic" Vermont]
[Lorraine Munger, 48 "Deaf & Dumb" Vermont]
[Hannah Munger, 12 "Pauper" Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 90 Unimproved, Value $6000: 3 horses; 8 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels wheat; 110 bushels peas & beans; 200 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 140 bushels Irish potatoes; 75 bushels barley; 1200 lbs butter; 250 lbs wool; 49 tons hay; value of orchard produce $150; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $700. Pgs. 25-26, line 25.)

Brady, Mary, 18 Servant Canada pg. 127/245
c/o Ammi F. Clark household

Braidy (one of the spellings used in the records for "Brady".)

Breckenridge, Giles, 36 Carpenter & Joiner Vermont (D1869) pg. 102/220
+Henry, 8 Vermont
c/o Philo Pettibone household

Breckenridge, James, 38 Carpenter Vermont pg. 93/211
Ann, 34 Vermont
Charles, 11 Vermont
W. James, 11 Vermont (M1869)
Sylvester, 6 Vermont

Brousseau, Alphonse, 20 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 120/238
Albert, 18 Farm Laborer Canada
c/o Edgar Meech household

Brunell, Louis, 42 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 106/224
Delia, 23 Vermont
Harrison, 4 Vermont
George, 2 Vermont
Celia, infant Vermont

Bruseau (one of the spellings used in the records for "Brousseau".)

Bull, Abner, 26 Wheelwright Vermont pg. 107/225
c/o Holmes Cooper household
(married Clarissa ___, unknown date)
Willie E. (B1862)

Bull, Olive, 18 Servant Vermont pg. 95/213
c/o Joseph Shaw household

Burnes (one of the spellings used in the records for "Burns".)

Burnham, Almon S., 63 Farmer Vermont pg. 106/224
Angeline, 50 Massachusetts
George W. 26 Vermont
Esther, 24 Vermont
+**Alfred, 19 Vermont
+Julius J., 15 Vermont
+Julia J., 15 Vermont (M1865)

[William Cole family]

(1860 Ag Census: 116 Improved Acres, 28 Unimproved, Value $6000: 5 horses; 14 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 6 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 35 bushels wheat; 10 bushels peas & beans; 400 bushels oats; 175 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 71 bushels buckwheat; 900 lbs butter; 74 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $800. Pgs 21-22, line 18.)

Burns, John, 40 (@) RR Laborer Ireland (D1864) pg. 124/242
Catherine, 38 (@) Ireland
+Patrick, 14 Ireland
Mary Burns (B1860)

Burns, John, 50 Farmer Ireland pg. 107/225
Bridget, 44 Ireland
Mary, 22 Ireland
Elizabeth, 20 Ireland
Catherine, 18 Vermont
+Ellen, 17 Vermont
+Eliza, 13 Vermont
+Margaret, 10 Vermont
+Alice, 8 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 10 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $600: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 10 bushels wheat; 10 bushels peas & beans; 10 bushels Indian corn; 25 bushels Irish potatoes; 450 lbs butter; 6 tons hay; orchard produce value $15; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $150. Pgs 21-22, line 23.)

Burns, Eliza, 14 Vermont pg. 100/218
c/o Myron Hosford household (may be same Eliza as John Burns' daughter, age 13)

Burous (one of the spellings used in the records for "Burroughs".)

Burroughs, Ellen, 15 Teacher Vermont pg. 99/217

Burrows (one of the spellings used in the records for "Burroughs".)

Bushee (one of the spellings used in the records for "Bushey".)

Bushey, +John, 14 Vermont pg. 95/213
c/o F.H. Bradley household

Bushey, Jonathan, 24 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 95/213
Rosilla, 17 Vermont

Carpenter, Antoine, 16 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 99/217
c/o Oscar Hazard household

Carpenter, Heman, 60 (born 12-27-1800) Farmer Vermont pg. 123/241
Mary Harriet (Field), 60 (born 3-18-1800) Vermont
Harriett, 28 Vermont
Henry, 19 Farmer Vermont
(married Polly ___, unknown date)
Orrin (B1861)
Benjamin H. (B1863)
Orrin, 18 Vermont
[Julia Prevost, 20 Servant New York]
[Moses Stone, 23 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: Heman Carpenter: 110 Improved Acres, 40 Unimproved, Value $7500: 2 horses; 18 milch cows; 8 other cattle; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 40 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 125 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 4000 lbs cheese; 40 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $400. Pgs 25-26, line 18. Henry Carpenter: 50 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2500: 1 horse; 4 milch cows; value of animals slaughtered $85; 20 bushels wheat; 150 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 30 tons hay; 25 gallons maple molasses; value of orchard produce $70; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $150. Pgs 25-26, line 19.]

Chapman, T.D., 44 (born 6-20-1816) Farmer New York pg. 125/243

Louisa M., 35 (born 4-18-1825) Vermont

[John Allendorph, 20 New York]

[Douglas Allendorph, 18 New York]

[Margaret Stevenson, 23 Servant New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 125 Improved Acres, 23 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 5 horses; 5 milch cows; 7 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $108; 64 bushels wheat; 445 bushels oats; 175 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 750 lbs butter; 35 tons hay; value of orchard produce $70; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $1400. Pgs. 25-26, line 31.)

Charbonneau, Elizabeth, 15 Servant Vermont pg. 124/242

c/o Luther R. Eaton household

Charbonneau, John J., 50 (@) Day Laborer Canada (D1862) pg. 115/233

Maria, 45 (@) Canada

**John, 14 Vermont

Maria, 12 Vermont

Peter, 9 Vermont

Paul, 5 Vermont

Edward, 3 Vermont

Charbonneau, John, 34 (@) RR Laborer Canada pg. 92/209

Louisa, 30 (@) Vermont

+John, 8 Vermont

Louisa, 6 Vermont

Mary, 4 Vermont

[Theresa, 60 (@) Canada]

Charbonneau, Theresa, 60 Canada (D1862)

c/o John J. Charbonneau household

Charbonneau, Zoe, 22 (@) Servant Canada pg. 114/232

c/o Edgar Edgerton household

Chase, +Mary, 13 Vermont (D1861) pg. 104/222

c/o William Tucker household

Clark, Ammi F., 55 (born 1804) Farmer Vermont pg. 127-128/245-246

Arzelia R., 55 (born 1804) Vermont

[Julia Newell, 31 Dressmaker Vermont]

[Mary Newell, 7 Vermont]

[Maria Fisher, 20 Servant Vermont]

[Patrick Murray, 16 Farm Laborer Vermont]

[John Mitchell, 20 Farm Laborer Canada]

[Mary Brady, 18 Servant Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 148 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $9000: 8 horses; 12 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 8 sheep; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 60 bushels wheat; 50 bushels peas & beans; 250 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 32 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $75; value of farm machinery and implements $190; value of livestock $1000. Pgs. 27-28, line 6.)

Clark, Anna, 80 Widow of Amos Connecticut (D1864) pg. 108/226

c/o Homer Clark household

Clark, Charles, 6 Vermont pg. 107/225

c/o George Spear household

Clark, Deacon Homer, 59 (born Feb. 1800) Farmer Vermont pg. 108/226

Elvira (Baldwin), 52 Connecticut (D1866)

Harriet, 22 Vermont

Martha, 20 (born 1840) Vermont (M1862)

+**George, 18 (born 1842) Vermont

+Jane, 15 Vermont

+Jay Amos, 12 (born 1848) Vermont

+Joseph, 10 Vermont

+Mary E., 8 (born Feb. 1852) Vermont

Flora E., 5 (born Apr. 1855) Vermont

[Anna Clark, 80 Connecticut]

(1860 Ag Census: 225 Improved Acres, 75 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 6 horses; 20 milch cows; 7 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 26 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 60 bushels wheat; 175 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 20 bushels buckwheat; 25 bushels barley; 800 lbs butter; 9000 lbs cheese; 800 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; orchard produce value $20; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $1200. Pgs 21-22, line 27.)

Clark, Truman, 30 Farmer Vermont pg. 109/227

Mary, 28 Vermont

+Catherine, 11 Vermont

+Henry, 6 Vermont

[Julia Villemaire, 15 Servant Vermont]

[Carlo Prince, 19, "free colored" Farm Laborer Vermont]

Clayman, Amos, 30 Day Laborer Vermont pg. 124/242

Mary, 28 Vermont

+Mary, 8 Vermont

+Theodore, 6 Vermont

Addie, 4 Vermont

Coal (one of the spellings used in the records for "Cole".)

Cogswell, Levi, 67 (born 6-30-1793) Farmer Vermont pg. 105/223

Sarah, 70 (born Mar. 1789) Vermont (D1867)

[George Putnam family]

(1860 Ag Census: 50 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $4000: 3 horses; 4 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 30 sheep; value of animals slaughtered $100; 20 bushels wheat; 20 bushels peas and beans; 150 bushels oats; 75 bushels Indian corn; 400 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 120 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $20; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $500. Pgs 23-24, line 1.)

Cole, Willliam, 73 Massachusetts pg. 106/224

Abigail, 73 Vermont

c/o Almon S. Burnham household

Coleman (used interchangeably in the records with "Charbonneau". See entries there.)

Collette, Frank, 45 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 128/246

Marsella, 14 Canada

Joseph, 12 Canada

Louis, 10 Canada

Flavia, 8 Canada

c/o Joseph Adolph household

Como, Rosella, 19 Servant Vermont pg. 127/245

c/o A.F. Stone household

Comstock, Mary, 25 New York pg. 111/229

c/o James Squire household

Connor, Alice, 16 Servant Ireland pg. 126/244

c/o Jonathan Whalley household

Connor, Patrick, 50 (@) Farm Laborer Ireland pg. 122/240

Mary, 40 (@) Ireland

Connor, Patrick, 50 RR Laborer Ireland pg. 124/242

Bridget, 52 Ireland

(1860 Ag Census: 5 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $300: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $93; 15 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 10 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 450 lbs butter; 8 tons hay; value of orchard produce $120; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $200. Pgs. 25-26, line 29.)

Conway, Winnie, 20 Ireland pg. 93/211

c/o C.M. Seaton household

Cook, Charles B., 47 (born 1813) Farmer Vermont pg. 126/244

Harriet P., 44 (born 1816) Vermont

m. Mary A. Callendar (unk date) (2^nd wife) (born 6-6-1828)

Mary Callendar (B1865)

Charles David (B1867)

[Arthur Barker family]

[Matilda Munnett, 25 Servant Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 143 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $8000: 11 horses; 6 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $45; 25 bushels wheat; 4 bushels peas & beans; 125 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 400 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 300 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $450; value of livestock $1000. Pgs. 25-26, line 37.)

Cooper, Holmes, 35 Miller Vermont pg. 107/225

Narcissa, 32 Vermont

+Martin, 6 Vermont

+Mary, 5 Vermont

George, 4 Vermont

Herbert, 2 Vermont

Ida E. (B1862)

[Samuel Cooper, 82, "blind" Vermont]

[Abner Bull, 26 Wheelwright Vermont]

Cooper, Samuel H., 82 "blind" (born 1-11-1779) Vermont (D1861) pg. 107/225

Betsy (Eastman), 73 (born 1788) Vermont (D1860)

c/o Holmes Cooper household

(1860 Ag Census: 25 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 2 working oxen; value of animals slaughtered $75; 50 bushels Indian corn; 80 bushels Irish potatoes; 250 lbs butter; 15 lbs wool; 4 tons hay; 165 lbs maple sugar; orchard produce value $8; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $200. Pgs 21-22, line 22.)

Cota, Mitchell, 45 (@) Day Laborer Canada pg. 113-114/231-232

Mary, 45 (@) Vermont

Lovina, 18 Vermont

Rosella, 16 Vermont

Miranda, 14 Vermont

+Moses, 12 Vermont

+Eugene, 10 Vermont

+George, 8 Vermont

Mary, 5 Vermont

Joseph, 3 Vermont

Cox, Catherine, 20 (@) Ireland (M1866) pg. 115/233

c/o John Sherman, Sr. household

Cross, Antoine, 40 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 92/210

c/o Hiram Bishop household

Cross, James, 50 Farm Laborer Ireland pg. 113/231

Betsy, 40 (@) Ireland

+William, 12 Vermont

+Sarah, 10 Vermont

+Jane, 9 Vermont

+George, 7 Vermont

+John, 7 Vermont

Joseph, 6 Vermont

Mary, 4 Vermont

Margaret, 2 Vermont

Bridget, 1 Vermont

Cross, John, 34 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 112/230

c/o John Hazard household

Cross, Michael, 34 Day Laborer Ireland pg. 113/231

Mary, 30 Ireland

John, 8 Vermont

Crossman, James, 36 Painter Vermont pg. 96/214

Jane, 25 Canada

+Romeo, 7 Vermont

Lineus, 2 Vermont

[**Truman Naramore, 23 Farmer Vermont]

Curaveau (see "Curavoo" which is the spelling used on the gravestones at Mt. Carmel as well as on most town records.)

Curavoo, Joseph, 34 (@) Farm Laborer (born 1828) Canada pg. 107/225

Margaret (Mahoney), 28 (@) (born 1830) Ireland

+Maria, 6 Vermont

+Catherine, 5 (born 1854) Vermont

Ann, 4 Vermont

Cutler (see "Cutter"; the name might be misread in town and census records, but "Cutter" is the spelling used on the gravestones.)

Cutter, John M., 40 (born 12-28-1823) Carpenter & Joiner Vermont pg. 115/233

Clara, 30 Vermont

William, 2 Vermont

Peter, infant Vermont

George (B1861)

Cutter, Richard, 74 ("blind") Wheelwright New Hampshire (D1863) pg. 115/233

Sylva, 71 (born Oct. 1790) Vermont

Martha M., 30 (born 1831) Vermont (D1868)

[Sarah Judson, 40 Vermont]

(Martha M. was committed to the insane asylum in Brattleboro by town order in 1862.)

Cutting, Mary, 28 Vermont pg. 116/234

+Catherine, 7 Vermont

+Arthur, 6 Vermont

George, 5 Vermont

Jessie, 2 Vermont

Cyr, **Leander, 22 (born 1838) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 127/245

c/o Nicholas Holmes household (Cyr will serve in Co.M, 9^th NY Cavalry)

Dakin, John, 65 (born 7-3-1795) Farmer Vermont (D1869) pg. 112/230

Ann, 58 Vermont

[**Henry Huff, 21 New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 80 Improved Acres, 16 Unimproved, Value $7500: 2 horses; 11 milch cows; 3 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 20 bushels wheat; 40 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 10 bushels barley; 1800 lbs butter; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $10; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $600. Pgs 23-24, line 15.)

Dalrymple (see also Delrimple)

Dalrymple, John, 38 Farmer Vermont pg. 123/241

Hannah, 34 Vermont

Orrin, 14 Vermont

William, 11 Vermont

Lyman, 5 Vermont

Edward, 1 Vermont

c/o Eli Haskin household

Danforth, Louisa, 38 Servant New York pg. 116/234

Daniels, **Charles, 19 Vermont pg. 120/238

**John, 17

Addie, 11

c/o Rose (Daniels) Adams household

Darkiy (one of the spellings used in the records for "Durkee".)

Davis, Harvey A. (Arby?), 39 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 97/215

Sarah, 36 Canada

+Edwin, 13 New York

+Jane, 10 Vermont

+Nancy, 7 Vermont

+Cornelia, 6 Vermont

Abigail, 3 Vermont

Elizabeth, infant Vermont

Davis, **James, 22 (born 3-13-1838) Farm Laborer New Hampshire pg. 97/215

Abigail H. (Stokes), 26 (born 3-5-1834) Vermont

Dayton, Eliza, 23 Servant New York pg. 103/221

c/o Christian Van Vliet household

Dean, Joshua, 47 (born 4-29-1823) Farmer Vermont pg. 106/224

Lucy (Miles), 51 (born 5-13-1819) Vermont

+Henry, 10 Vermont

James Richard, 2 (born 10-11-1858) Vermont

[+Elizabeth Drum, 14 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 257 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 2 horses; 28 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 50 bushels wheat; 20 bushels peas & beans; 400 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 180 bushels Irish potatoes; 10 tons hay; orchard produce value $40; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 21-22, line 21.)

Defoe, Joseph, 21 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 112/230

c/o Midas Prindle household

DeLansem, John, 41 Day Laborer Canada pg. 92/209

c/o John Charbonneau household

Delrimple, Henry, 25 Farm Laborer New York pg. 117/235

Deraur (one of the spellings used in the records for "Berard".)

Dersena (one of the spellings used in the records for "Dersinett".)

Dersinett, John, 40 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 95/213

Josephina, 30 (@) Vermont

+Samuel, 11 Vermont

+Josephine, 9 Vermont

Charles, 3 Vermont (D1860)

Louis, 2 Vermont

Ellen, infant Vermont

c/o Laura Fuller household

Desautels, Alphonse, 16 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 126/244

c/o Frank Barker household

DesHotel (one of the spellings used in the records for "Desautels".)

Deyette, Joseph, 22 (@) (born 5-7-1828) Day Laborer Canada pg. 115/233

Asenath (Coleman), 26 (@) (born 4-1-1834) Canada

+George, 6 Vermont

Edgar, 4 Vermont

Cora, 2 Vermont

(the mark of Asenath Deyette)

Dier, Josephine, 10 Vermont pg. 96/214

Gilbert, 8 Vermont

c/o Napoleon Tatro household

Diggles, John, 67 (born 1793) Butcher Yorkshire, England (D1860) (not listed)

c/o Samuel Whalley household

Downing, Margaret, 16 Servant New York pg. 93/211

c/o Augustus Humphrey household

Drake, George, 22 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 120/238

c/o Lewis Nelson household

Drew, Mary, 35 Connecticut pg. 127/245

c/o Timothy Oskins household

Drum, +Elizabeth, 14 Vermont pg. 106/224

c/o Joshua Dean household

Drum, **Henry (D1863) Farm Laborer Ireland [missed by census]

Elizabeth Catherine (Knowland) Ireland

George

William

Mary Ann, 9 (born 1-29-1851)

Katie, 7 (born 2-14-1853)

James, 5 (born 4-10-1855)

Sarah, 2 (born 8-26-1857)

Edward (B1861)

(Ed. note: other family and/or workers living in this household are unknown.)

Drum, John, 12 Vermont pg. 106/224

c/o Peter Rougier household

Duffie (see "Duffy" which is the spelling used on the local gravestones.)

Duffy, Edward, 24 Farm Laborer Ireland pg. 113/231

c/o William Williams household

Duffy, John, 31 Mason Ireland pg. 91/210

Sarah (Toner), 27 Vermont

+Mary, 9 Vermont

+Daniel, 7 Vermont

Theresa, 3 Vermont (D1860)

Bridget, 1 Vermont

James (B1861)

John (B1864)

[Sarah Toner, 60 (@) Ireland]

Durkee, John, 16 (@) Servant New York pg. 116/234

c/o Henry Thorp household

Eastman, +George, 15 Vermont pg. 93/211

+Mary, 10 Vermont

c/o C.M. Seaton household, children of Mary (Hosford) (Eastman) Seaton

Eaton, Luther R., 54 (born Jan. 1806) Farmer Vermont pg. 123-124/241-242

Mary E., 42 (2^nd wife) (born Jan. 1818) Vermont

Arthur, 3 Vermont

[Elizabeth Charbonneau, 15 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 165 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $9000: 3 horses; 5 milch cows; 16 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $70; 40 bushels oats; 40 bushels Indian corn; 180 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 200 lbs wool; 45 tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $800. Pgs. 25-26, line 24.)

Edgerton, Alonson, 46 (born 12-3-1813) Carpenter & Joiner Vermont pg. 91/210

Cordelia C. (Palmer), 45 (born 8-31-1814) Vermont

+Harley Decatur, 14 (born 4-26-1846) Vermont

+Imogene, 8 Vermont

[Daniel Edgerton, 67 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 36 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $3500: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 2 working oxen; value of animals slaughtered $30; 30 bushels wheat; 70 bushels oats; 70 bushels Indian corn; 40 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 20 tons hay; orchard produce value $11; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $200. Pgs 19-20, line 8.)

(Ed. note: Alonson Edgerton served as Charlotte’s Representative to the State Legislature 1869-1870.)

(the signature of Harley Decatur Edgerton)

Edgerton, Daniel, 67 Vermont pg. 91/210

c/o Alonson Edgerton household

Edgerton, Edgar M., 35 (born 1825) Mason Vermont pg. 114/232

Margaret J. (Kehoe), 36 (born 1824) Vermont

George, 7 Vermont

+Irene C., 4 Vermont (D1869)

Mary Elizabeth "Libbie", 2 Vermont

Eliza, infant Vermont

Laura Mariah (B1866)

[Zoe Charbonneau, 22 (@) Servant Canada]

Eno, Rufus, 44 Farmer Vermont pg. 105/223

Abigail, 40 Vermont

+Martin W., 19 (born 1841) Vermont

+Byron, 16 (born 1844) Vermont (M1868)

+Albert, 14 Vermont

+Ann, 10 Vermont

Caroline, 4 Vermont

Carlton, 4 (born 1856) Vermont

[Harriet Gordon, 19 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 175 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $4500: 3 horses; 8 milch cows; 14 other cattle; 60 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 65 bushels wheat; 200 bushels oats; 125 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 900 lbs butter; 240 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; 367 lbs maple sugar; orchard produce value $20; value of farm machinery and implements $115; value of livestock $600. Pgs 21-22, line 17.)

Fargo, +Ella, 7 Vermont pg. 115/233

c/o Hinman Beers household

Fargo, Fanny, 70 Vermont pg. 118/236

c/o Heman Scofield household

Fargo, Frank, 22 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 121/239

c/o H. R. Prindle household

Fargo, Maria, 30 Servant Vermont pg. 122/240

c/o J.G. Thorp household

Farrel, Daniel, 30 Farm Laborer Ireland pg. 110/228

Margaret (Hanley), 28 Ireland

John, 10 Vermont

David, 8 Vermont

Julia, 6 Vermont

Patrick, 4 Vermont

James, 3 Vermont

Bridget, 1 Vermont

Daniel E. (B1869)

Farrel, Thomas, 40 Farmer Ireland pg. 104/222

Catherine, 38 Ireland

+James, 11 Ireland

+John, 9 Ireland

+Thomas, 7 Ireland

Michael, 5 Ireland

Stephen, 3 Ireland

(1860 Ag Census: 12 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $600: 2 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 5 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $90; 10 bushels wheat; 75 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 80 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 25 lbs wool; 10 tons hay; orchard produce value $30; value of farm machinery and implements $30; value of livestock $200. Pgs 21-22, line 37.)

Ferguson, Elizabeth, 21 Servant Vermont pg. 123/241

c/o George Thorp household

Ferin (see "Farrel"; the census records might be misread as "Ferin", or "Ferrill".)

Field, Henry, 42 (born 5-23-1818) Farmer Vermont pg. 123/241

Polly Ann (Wescott), 42 (born 6-11-1818) Vermont

+Edmund H., 18 (born 6-26-1842) Vermont

m. Martha Frisby (unk date) (born 12-12-1840)

Eunice Louisa (B1869)

+Ann E., 12 Vermont (M1868)

+Cassius, 10 Vermont

[Catherine Johns, 35 (@) Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 275 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 3 horses; 20 milch cows; 15 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $40; 300 bushels oats; 75 bushels Indian corn; 80 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 5000 lbs cheese; 280 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; value or orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1200. Pgs 25-26, line 23.)

Fisher, Maria, 20 Servant Vermont pg. 127/245

c/o A.F. Clark household

Fitzgerald, Edward, 40 Farm Laborer Ireland pg. 101-102/219-220

Catherine, 35 Ireland

+William, 17 Ireland

+Catherine, 12 Vermont

+Edward, 9 Vermont

+Margaret, 7 Vermont

Mary, 4 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 85 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $4000: 2 horses; 8 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 30 bushels wheat; 60 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 1200 lbs butter; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $500. Pgs 21-22, line 5.)

Fleming, John, 18 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 111/229

c/o Frank Barker household

Fleming, Michael, 50 Farm Laborer Ireland pg. 110/228

Mary (Farrel), 50 Ireland

Catherine, 8 Vermont

Mary Margaret, 6 Vermont

James, 4 Vermont (D1867)

John, 2 Vermont

Richard A., 1 Vermont (D1867)

(female child) (B1867)

Fonda, +**Abner, 18 (born 9-30-1840) Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 103/221

c/o Jeremiah Fonda household

Fonda, Isaiah, 27 Carriage Maker New York pg. 92/209

Catherine, 30 Carriage Maker Vermont

Arthur, 2 Vermont

[Nancy Pope family]

Fonda, Jeremiah, 75 (born 7-6-1788) Farm Laborer Vermont (D1868) pg. 103/221

Roxana (Needham), 62 (born 1804) Vermont

[+**Abner Fonda, 18 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 14 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $750: 1 horse; 1 milch cow; 1 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 15 bushels wheat; 25 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 40 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 lbs butter; 6 lbs wool; 10 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $25; value of livestock $150. Pgs 21-22, line 14.)

Fonda, Lucinda, 26 Vermont pg. 103/221

+Homer S., 5 (born 1855) Vermont

c/o Henry Fonda household

Fonda, William Henry, 26 (born 1835) Farmer Vermont pg. 103/221

Marie Harriett (Flynn), 22 (born 1837) Ireland

Isabella, 1 Vermont

Susie Ruth (B1869)

[Lucinda Fonda family]

(1860 Ag Census: 80 Improved Acres, 40 Unimproved, Value $4000: 4 horses; 10 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 10 bushels wheat; 50 bushels oats; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 1200 lbs butter; 30 tons hay; orchard produce value $15; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $500. Pgs 21-22, line 11.)

Foot (see "Foote"; "Foot" and "Foote" were used interchangeably in the records, but "Foote" is the spelling used on the gravestones.)

Foote, Charles P., 51 (born 1809) Farmer Connecticut pg. 114/232

Lucy Ann (Barton), 43 (born 1820) Vermont

Wilbur, 20 (born 10-3-1839) Vermont

+Williams, 17 (born 1843) Vermont (M1868)

+Susan, 10 (born 1850) Vermont

(Lists as "C.P."; 1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 12 Unimproved, Value $4480: 2 horses; 4 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 26 sheep; value of animals slaughtered $95; 40 bushels wheat; 75 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 124 lbs wool; 15 tons hay; value of orchard produce $30; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $700. Pgs 23-24, line 24.)

Foote, Elizabeth, 22 Servant Canada pg. 120/238

c/o Lewis Nelson household

Foote, Johnson H., 57 (born 1802) Farmer Vermont pg. 99/217

Sarah (Alexander), 56 (born 1803) Vermont

Henry A., 30 (born 8-20-1828) Vermont

Flora J., 25 (born 1835) Vermont

[Carrie Taylor, 14 Vermont]

(* Ed. note: some of the records list Johnson’s name as "Jonathan", but "Johnson" is the name on the gravestone in Morningside Cemetery.)

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $9740: 4 horses; 22 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 11 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 40 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 15 bushels buckwheat; 5 bushels grass seed; 300 lbs butter; 100 lbs cheese; 50 lbs wool; 87 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $260; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 19-20, line 33.)

Foote, George A., 21 (born 1839) Vermont (M1862) pg. 99/217

c/o Dennis W. Hazard household

Foote, Simeon, 62 Farmer Connecticut pg. 109/227

Harriet, 52 Vermont

Jerusha, 49 (born 1-10-1810) Vermont

[Noble Newell, 34 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 25 Improved Acres, 2 Unimproved, Value $2400: 1 horse; 4 milch cows; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels peas & beans; 50 bushels oats; 20 bushels Indian corn; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 6 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $200. Pgs 21-22, line 32.)

Franklin, Heman, 44 Farm Laborer Connecticut pg. 99/217

Phebe, 36 New York

+Curtis, 10 Vermont

+Andrew, 7 Vermont

Fuller, Martin, 39 Carpenter & Joiner Vermont pg. 111/229

Mary, 39 Vermont

+Cassius, 11 Vermont

+Euphena(?), 8 Vermont

Elnora G., infant Vermont (B1860)

(1860 Ag Census: 4 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $800: 1 horse; 1 milch cow; 1 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 20 bushels wheat; 45 bushels peas and beans; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 10 bushels buckwheat; 6 bushels grass seed; 600 lbs butter; 4000 cheese; 7 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $150. Pgs 23-24, line 10.)

Fuller, Deacon Milo, 68 Vermont (D1860) pg. 95/213

Laura A. (Read), 58 Vermont

[John Dersinett family]

[Charles Prince, 14, "free colored" Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 70 Improved Acres, 2 Unimproved, Value $1500: 2 horses; 7 milch cows; 24 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 18 bushels wheat; 10 bushels peas & beans; 60 bushels oats; 20 bushel Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 lbs butter; 120 lbs wool, 30 tons hay; orchard produce value $20; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $700. Pgs 19-20, line 18.)

Fuller, Nelson M., 38 (born 1823) Carpenter & Joiner Vermont pg. 101/219

Mary A. (Rouse), 38 (born 1823) Vermont

+Abbie, 10 Vermont

Gillman, Gilman (see "Villemaire": the way the census taker wrote the name, the name could easily be misread.)

Gilmer, Gilmur (see "Villemaire": see note above.)

Gillott (one of the spellings used in the records for "Gillette" and "Guillett".)

Gillette, David C., 56 (born 6-24-1804) Farmer Vermont pg. 121/239

Miranda B., 45 (2^nd wife) (born 2-23-1814) Vermont

+Louisa, 15 Vermont (M1866)

(1860 Ag Census: 5 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $800: 3 horses; 1 milch cow; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 15 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 150 lbs butter; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $300. Pgs 25-26, line 11.)

Gillette, J.F., 60 Shoemaker Vermont pg. 92/209

Dorothy, 61 Vermont

Gold, Jane (Helms), 54 (born 1808) Scotland pg. 94/212

+Mary, 15 (born 10-24-1844) Vermont

c/o Jeremiah Williams household

Gold, John, 21 Farm Laborer New York pg. 110/228

c/o Lydia Rich household

Gordon, Harriet, 19 Servant Vermont pg. 105/223

c/o Rufus Eno household

Gould (one of the spellings used in the records for "Gold".)

Grabeau, Joseph, 14 Vermont pg. 117/235

c/o George R. Pease household

Gravel, Gravell, Gravil (some of the various spellings used in the records for "Gravelle".)

Gravelle, John, 50 (@) Day Laborer Canada pg. 118/236

Julia, 48 (@) Canada

+Joseph, 14 Vermont

+Mary, 12 Vermont (M1869)

John, 10 Vermont

Peter, 8 Vermont

James, 6 Vermont

Laura, 2 Vermont

Green, Sarah, 22 Teacher New York pg. 126/244

c/o Jonathan Whalley household

Greene, Joseph, 30 Physician Vermont pg. 109/227

Juliette (Taggart), 25 Vermont

DeWitt, 3 Vermont

(female child) (B1861)

[Emma Spear, 20 Servant Vermont]

Greenwood, James, 25 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 102/220

Matilda, 25 Vermont

+Henry, 7 Vermont

+John, 5 Vermont

Emily, 3 Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

Greenwood, John, 29 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 102/220

c/o James Palmer household

Ground, Charles, 20 Day Laborer Canada pg. 92/209

Rose, 21 (@) Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

Guidice, Henry, 17 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 112/230

c/o Ebenezer Ward household

Guidis (one of the spellings used in the records for "Guidice".)

Guillett, **Joseph, 22 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 115/233

c/o John Sherman, Sr. household

Guillot, Guillet, (some of the spellings used in the records for "Gillette" and "Guillett".)

Guyette, **Frank, 15 Farm Laborer Vermont pg. 111/229

c/o Smith Jones household

m. Jane Prentiss (unk date)

Winnie (B1868)

Mertram (B1869)

Hallock, Phebe, 60 Vermont pg. 107/225

c/o James Barton household

Ham, William, 53 Carpenter & Joiner Vermont pg. 105/223

Louisa, 50 Vermont

Frank, 26 Vermont

+Jane, 15 Vermont

c/o Henry Montgomery household

Harding, Judith, 69 (born 10-6-1791) New Hampshire pg. 113/231

Hannah Simmons, 25 (born 9-24-1832) Vermont

c/o Peter Higbee household

Harney (also try "Varney"; some gravestones in the Quaker Cemetery in Monkton, VT appear to have been engraved "H" or "V" interchangeably.)

Harney, Helen, 30 Ireland pg. 104/222

c/o John Quinlan household

Harnor, Harner (some of the spellings used in the records for "Harney".)

Harrington, Caleb, 70 Farmer Massachusetts pg. 111/229

Rhoda, 51 Vermont

[Louis Jondreau, 13 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 75 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $4000: 1 horse; 4 milch cows; 3 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 38 bushels wheat; 8 bushels peas and beans; 20 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 20 tons hay; value of orchard produce $5; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $250. Pgs 23-24, line 7.)

Haskin, Eli, 80 Farmer Vermont pg. 123/241

Mary, 75 Vermont

[John Dalrymple family]

(1860 Ag Census: 180 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 2 horses; 7 milch cows; 20 other cattle; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $25; 25 bushels wheat; 200 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 384 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $65; value of farm machinery and implements $375; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 25-26, line 21.)

Hazard, Dennis W., 40 (born 5-17-1819) Farmer Vermont pg. 99/217

Celinda A. (Foote), 33 (born 8-27-1827) Vermont

[George A. Foote, 21 Vermont]

[Aiken Villemaire, 30 Farm Laborer Canada]

[Ida Taylor, 17 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 42 Unimproved, Value $9740: 3 horses; 23 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 11 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 40 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 15 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 3000 lbs cheese; 50 lbs wool; 88 tons hay; 12 lbs honey; value of orchard produce $5; value of farm machinery and implements $286; value of livestock $500. Pgs. 19-20, line 34.)

Hazard, John, 26 (born 1824) Farmer Vermont pg. 112/230

Electa (Field), 35 (born 1815) Vermont

+Ellen G., 16 (born 1844) Vermont (M1862)

[Sylva Jackson, 18 Vermont]

[John Cross, 34 Farm Laborer Vermont]

[Daniel Raymond, 36 (@) Ireland]

(1860 Ag Census: 185 Improved Acres, 65 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 4 horses; 7 milch cows; 20 other cattle; 75 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 70 bushels wheat; 2 bushels peas and beans; 200 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 40 bushels Irish potatoes; 15 bushels buckwheat; 1200 lbs butter; 200 lbs cheese; 450 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; 60 lbs maple sugar; value of orchard produce $10; value of farm machinery and implements $425; value of livestock $1500. Pgs 23-24, line 19.)

Hazard, Oscar, 32 Farmer Vermont pg. 99/217

Sarah, 28 England

Mary, 5 Vermont

Robert, 3 Vermont (D1861)

[Antoine Carpenter, 16 Farm Laborer Vermont]

[Miranda Prindle, 20 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 90 Improved Acres, 30 Unimproved, Value $9500: 2 horses; 14 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 11 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 40 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 15 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 50 lbs wool; 88 tons hay; 3000 lbs cheese; 12 lbs honey; orchard produce value $5; value of farm machinery and implements $280; value of livestock $500. Pgs 19-20, line 35.)

Hewett (one of the spellings used in the records for "Hewitt".)

Hewitt, Ebenezer, 55 (born 1805) Farmer Vermont pg. 108/226

+Sabrina, 17 Vermont

+Axah(?), 11 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 16 Improved Acres, 4 Unimproved, Value $800: 1 milch cow; 2 working oxen; value of animals slaughtered $75; 8 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 40 bushels Indian corn; 30 bushels Irish potatoes; 150 lbs butter; 6 tons hay; 50 lbs maple sugar; orchard produce value $100; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $150. Pgs 21-22, line 28.)

Hewitt, Pitt E., 66 (born 1794) Farmer Vermont pg. 108/226

Lucy W. (Harris), 50 (2^nd wife) (born 2-25-1810) Vermont

Mary L., 33 (born 1825) Vermont

Catherine P., 26 (born 1831) Vermont

[Amos Palmer family]

(1860 Ag Census: 175 Improved Acres, 75 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 2 horses; 19 milch cows; 12 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 80 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $125; 50 bushels wheat; 150 bushels oats; 75 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 25 bushels buckwheat; 30 bushels barley; 300 lbs butter; 300 lbs wool; 60 tons hay; 2000 lbs cheese; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 21-22, line 29.)

Hickok, Alonzo, 38 Farmer Vermont pg. 97/215

Marietta, 36 Vermont

+Clarinda, 12 Vermont

+Albert, 9 Vermont

+Henry, 7 Vermont

+Charles, 5 Vermont

Rufus, infant Vermont

c/o Rufus Sanford household

(1860 Ag Census: 300 Improved Acres, 100 Unimproved, Value $13,000: 10 horses; 26 milch cows; 7 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 90 sheep; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $80; 80 bushels wheat; 30 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 60 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 5 bushels grass seed; 200 lbs butter; 300 lbs wool; 100 tons hay; 75 lbs maple sugar; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $500; value of livestock $1500. Pgs 19-20, line 26.)

Hicks, Lydia A. (Alexander), 33 (born 1827) Vermont pg. 109/227

+Hudson, 14 Vermont

c/o Arthur Barton household

Hicock (see "Hickok"; the two spellings were used interchangeably in town records.)

Hidder (try "Kidder".)

Higbee, Peter, 49 (born 1811) Farmer Vermont pg. 112-113/230-231

Miranda (Harding), 47 (born 5-29-1814) Vermont

Carrie, 20 Vermont

+Wallace, 18 (born 1842) Vermont

+Wilbur, 11 Vermont

[George Palmer Vermont]

[Judith Harding family]

(1860 Ag Census: 88 Improved Acres, 18 Unimproved, Value $6500: 3 horses; 10 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 50 bushels wheat; 80 bushels peas and beans; 40 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 130 bushels Irish potatoes; 15 bushels buckwheat; 500 lbs butter; 1000 lbs cheese; 40 tons hay; 400 lbs maple sugar; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $350. Pgs 23-24, line 20.)

(Ed. note: both Ag Census & regular census spell Peter's last name as "Higby".)

Higby (one of the spellings used in the records for "Higbee".)

Higgins, Calvin, 24 Farm Laborer Canada pg. 106/224

Martha, 20 Servant Vermont

c/o Peter Rougier household

Higings (one of the spellings used in the records for "Higgins".)

Hill, Sarah, 77 Massachusetts pg. 114/232

c/o Hyson Rich household

Hill, Thomas C., 73 (born 7-29-1787) Farmer Vermont (D1865) pg. 127/245

Thomas Chittenden, 36 (born 1824) Farmer New York

[Cordelia Holcomb, 53 Housekeeper New York]

[Joseph Nichols, 20 Farm Laborer New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 175 Improved Acres, 35 Unimproved, Value $20,000: 7 horses; 9 milch cows; 14 other cattle; 8 working oxen; 230 sheep; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $175; 150 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 250 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 800 lbs cheese; 950 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $75; value of farm machinery and implements $475; value of livestock $1100. Pgs. 27-28, line 4.)

Hill, Truman, 58 (born 1801) Tailor Vermont pg. 113/231

Sarah E., 55 (born 1805) New York

James N., 30 (born 5-3-1830) Wheelwright Vermont

Mary H., 20 (born 1843) Vermont

**Frank, 17 (born 8-31-1844) Vermont (M1868)

m. Jennie Barber

Jennie B. (B1869)

(1860 Ag Census: 15 Improved Acres, 5 Unimproved, Value $1400: 1 horse; 1 milch cow; 1 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $125; 25 bushels peas and beans; 100 bushels oats; 40 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 20 tons hay; value of orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $250. Pgs 23-24, line 23.)

Hix (one of the spellings used in the records for "Hicks".)

Hogan, Eliza, 35 Ireland pg. 128/246

+John, 10 Vermont

+Mary, 6 Vermont

Maurice, 3 Vermont

Holcomb, Cordelia, 53 Housekeeper New York pg. 127/245

c/o Thomas Hill household

Holdridge, +Charles, 11 Vermont pg. 96/214

c/o Cyrus Beers household

Hollis, Henry, 37 Carpenter & Joiner Vermont pg. 96/214

Nancy, 35 Vermont

+Edgar, 10 Vermont

+Ann, 9 Vermont

Holmes, Nicholas, 78 Farmer New York pg. 127/245

Sarah, 67 Rhode Island

John, 40 Farmer Vermont

Hannah E. (Smith), 38 New York

+Gertrude, 12 (born 1847) Vermont (M1868)

+William Hazard, 9 (born 7-25-1852) Vermont

Charles T., 4 (born 1857) Vermont

Mary, 2 Vermont

Elizabeth (B1863)

[**Leander Cyr, 22 Farm Laborer Canada]

[Lucy Jones, 18 Servant New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $11,000: 6 horses; 9 milch cows; 14 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 50 bushels wheat; 105 bushels peas & beans; 500 bushels oats; 400 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 116 bushels barley; 500 lbs butter; 1000 lbs cheese; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $500; value of livestock $1000. Pgs. 27-28, line 3.)

Holt, Ezra, 79 (D1861) Harness & Saddle Maker [missed by census]

Minerva (Haskbut), 71 (D1869)

Nelson F., 50

(Ed. note: other family and/or workers living in this household are unknown.)

(1860 Ag Census: 83 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $5000: 1 horse; 4 milch cows; 3 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 26 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 25 bushels Indian corn; 115 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 130 lbs wool; 20 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $400. Pgs. 19-20, line 4.)

Horsford (see "Hosford", which is the spelling used exclusively both in the records and on the gravestones during this period in town history.)

Hosford, Ezra, 42 (born 1817) Vermont pg. 98/216

Cynthia, 38 (born 1821) Vermont

+William, 15 (born 1844) Vermont (M1865)

m. Ellen L. Naramore

Lillian M. (B1869)

[Mary Archambault, 17 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 110 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $5850: 3 horses; 8 milch cows; 3 other cattle; 28 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $90; 35 bushels wheat; 75 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 250 bushels Irish potatoes; 15 bushels buckwheat; 2 bushels grass seed; 300 lbs butter; 662 lbs cheese; 300 lbs wool; 60 tons hay; orchard produce value $10; value of farm machinery and implements $500; value of livestock $900. Pgs 19-20, line 32.)

Hosford, Heman, 68 (born 1796) Farmer Vermont pg. 99/217

Polly (Dean), 70 (born 1791) Connecticut

Ellen, 22 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $8000: 3 horses; 8 milch cows; 3 other cattle; 52 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 40 bushels wheat; 140 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 11 bushels buckwheat; 300 lbs butter; 10,000 lbs cheese; 200 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $1500. Pgs 19-20, line 36.)

Hosford, Myron Hinsdale, 39 (born 10-28-1821) Farmer Vermont pg. 100/218

Sarah A. (Stearns), 30 (born 10-22-1829) New York

Fred H., 5 (born 1855) Vermont

Marion, 2 (born 1858) Vermont

(female child) (B1864)

[Eliza Burns, 14 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census lists him as "Mason": 170 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $8000: 1 horse; 10 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 1 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 200 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 1400 lbs butter; 200 lbs cheese; 45 tons hay; 500 lbs maple sugar; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $500. Pgs. 21-22, line 3.)

Hosford, Orin, 70 (born 1-31-1791) Farmer Vermont (D1868) pg. 100-101/218-219

Cynthia, 68 Vermont

Ann, 62 (born 1797) Vermont (D1865)

Delia, 32 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 75 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $4000: 2 horses; 10 milch cows; 25 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 20 bushels wheat; 20 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 1500 lbs butter; 70 tons hay; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $700. Pgs 21-22, line 2.)

Hoskins, Timothy J., 60 Day Laborer Vermont pg. 127/245

Betsy, 60 Vermont

[Mary Drew, 35 Connecticut]

Hubbell, Chandler, 50 (born 1803) Farmer New Hampshire pg. 110/228

Ruth (Palmer), 41 (born 1818) Vermont

+Fayette, 12 Vermont

+Marquis D., 9 (born 1849) Vermont (D1865)

+Edna Sarah, 8 (born 1852) Vermont (D1866)

Louisa A., 5 (born 1855) Vermont

Charles C., 1 (born 1859) Vermont (D1866)

(1860 Ag Census lists as "Charles": 60 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $3000: 3 horses; 5 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 5 sheep; value of animals slaughtered $100; 15 bushels wheat; 15 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 50 bushels buckwheat; 15 bushels barley; 600 lbs butter; 20 lbs wool; 10 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $350. Pgs 23-24, line 5.)

Hubbell, Luther R., 48 Tavern Keeper [missed by census]

Mary J., 41

(Ed. note: other family and/or workers living in this household unknown.)

(1860 Ag Census: 400 Improved Acres, 60 Unimproved, Value $8000: 15 milch cows; 7 other cattle; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 40 bushels wheat; 40 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 4 bushels grass seed; 20 bushels rye; 1000 lbs butter; 400 lbs cheese; 60 tons hay; 50 lbs honey; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 19-20, line 1.)

Hubbell, Sarah "Sally", 67 (born 1793) Vermont pg. 114/232

c/o E.H. Wheeler household

Huff, **Henry, 21 New York pg. 112/230

c/o John Dakin household

Humphrey, Augustus, 48 Farmer Vermont pg. 93/211

Laura (Beers), 38 Vermont (D1867)

[**Alexander Bessette, 16 Vermont]

Huntington, Clara, 75 Connecticut pg. 101/219

c/o Peter Pease

Hutchins, Carlton, 57 Mechanic/built sleighs [missed by census]

Maria (Newell), 55 (born 1805)

Maria, 23 (born 4-28-1837)

(Ed. note: other family and/or workers living in this household are unknown.)

(1860 Ag Census: 40 Improved Acres, 12 Unimproved, Value $4000: 5 horses; 2 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $45; 30 bushels wheat; 26 bushels peas & beans; 60 bushels oats; 40 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 12 bushels buckwheat; 500 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; value of orchard produce $40; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $500. Pgs 19-20, line 3.)

Hutchins, Paul, 50 "Insane" Vermont pg. 124/242

c/o John Brady, Supt. of Poor House

Hyde, Betsy (Campbell), 63 (born 9-10-1794) Canada pg. 104/222

Widow of William D. c/o Heman Hyde household

Hyde, **Heman, 28 (born 1832) Farmer Canada pg. 104/222

Bridget (Power), 24 (@) (born 1835) Ireland

John, 3 Vermont

[Betsy Hyde, 63 Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 20 Improved Acres, 5 Unimproved, Value $1000: 2 horses; 10 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 1000 lbs cheese; 20 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $600. Pgs 21-22, line 38.)

Isham, Newman, 28 Vermont pg. 118/236

c/o Heman Scofield household

Jackson, Sarah, 37, "free colored" Vermont (D1862) pg. 109/227

Adelia, 21, "free colored" Vermont (D1862)

Emily, 16, "free colored" Vermont

Susan, 10, "free colored" Vermont

Jackson, Sylva, 18 Vermont pg. 112/230

c/o John Hazard household

Jacobs, John, 40 (@) Farm Laborer Canada pg. 128/246

Mary, 45 (@) Canada

Ellen, 20 Canada

Martha, 17 Vermont

Maria, 15 Vermont

John, 14 Vermont

Julia, 12 Vermont

Jane, 8 Vermont

Napoleon, 7 Vermont

Berthius(?), 7 Vermont

Eugena, 3 Vermont

Elenor, infant Vermont

Johns, Catherine, 35 (@) Canada pg. 123/241

c/o Henry Field household

Jondoir, Delphine, 19 Servant Canada pg. 120/238

c/o Edgar Meech household

Jondreau, Louis, 13 Vermont (M1865) pg. 111/239

c/o Caleb Harrington household

Jones, Hiram, 27 (born 12-22-1832) Farm Laborer Vermont (M1860) pg. 122/240

c/o Lewis Barber household

Jones, James, 35 (born 1824) Farmer New York pg. 125/243

Susan, 34 (born 1825) Vermont

Julia, 23 Vermont (M1867)

Henry D., 8 (born 1853) Vermont

Carrie, 3 Vermont

Ellen M. (B1862)

[George Tucker, 18 Farm Laborer New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 175 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved,