NAME OCCUPATION BORN VITAL Original

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(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:

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

(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.)

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

(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)

(* 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.)

(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.)

(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.)

(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.)

(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.)

(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.)

(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.)

[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.)

(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.)

(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.]

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.)

c/o Luther R. Eaton household

Maria, 45 (@) Canada

**John, 14 Vermont

Maria, 12 Vermont

Peter, 9 Vermont

Paul, 5 Vermont

Edward, 3 Vermont

Louisa, 30 (@) Vermont

+John, 8 Vermont

Louisa, 6 Vermont

Mary, 4 Vermont

[Theresa, 60 (@) Canada]

c/o John J. Charbonneau household

c/o Edgar Edgerton household

c/o William Tucker household

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.)

c/o Homer Clark household

c/o George Spear household

Harriet, 22 Vermont

+**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.)

Mary, 28 Vermont

+Catherine, 11 Vermont

+Henry, 6 Vermont

[Julia Villemaire, 15 Servant Vermont]

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

Mary, 28 Vermont

+Mary, 8 Vermont

+Theodore, 6 Vermont

Addie, 4 Vermont

[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.)

Abigail, 73 Vermont

c/o Almon S. Burnham household

Marsella, 14 Canada

Joseph, 12 Canada

Louis, 10 Canada

Flavia, 8 Canada

c/o Joseph Adolph household

c/o A.F. Stone household

c/o James Squire household

c/o Jonathan Whalley household

Mary, 40 (@) Ireland

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.)

c/o C.M. Seaton household

Harriet P., 44 (born 1816) Vermont

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

[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.)

Narcissa, 32 Vermont

+Martin, 6 Vermont

+Mary, 5 Vermont

George, 4 Vermont

Herbert, 2 Vermont

[Samuel Cooper, 82, "blind" Vermont]

[Abner Bull, 26 Wheelwright Vermont]

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.)

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

c/o John Sherman, Sr. household

c/o Hiram Bishop household

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

c/o John Hazard household

Mary, 30 Ireland

John, 8 Vermont

Jane, 25 Canada

+Romeo, 7 Vermont

Lineus, 2 Vermont

[**Truman Naramore, 23 Farmer Vermont]

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

+Maria, 6 Vermont

+Catherine, 5 (born 1854) Vermont

Ann, 4 Vermont

Clara, 30 Vermont

William, 2 Vermont

Peter, infant Vermont

Sylva, 71 (born Oct. 1790) Vermont

[Sarah Judson, 40 Vermont]

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

+Catherine, 7 Vermont

+Arthur, 6 Vermont

George, 5 Vermont

Jessie, 2 Vermont

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

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.)

Hannah, 34 Vermont

Orrin, 14 Vermont

William, 11 Vermont

Lyman, 5 Vermont

Edward, 1 Vermont

c/o Eli Haskin household

**John, 17

Addie, 11

c/o Rose (Daniels) Adams household

Sarah, 36 Canada

+Edwin, 13 New York

+Jane, 10 Vermont

+Nancy, 7 Vermont

+Cornelia, 6 Vermont

Abigail, 3 Vermont

Elizabeth, infant Vermont

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

c/o Christian Van Vliet household

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.)

c/o Midas Prindle household

c/o John Charbonneau household

Josephina, 30 (@) Vermont

+Samuel, 11 Vermont

+Josephine, 9 Vermont

Louis, 2 Vermont

Ellen, infant Vermont

c/o Laura Fuller household

c/o Frank Barker household

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

+George, 6 Vermont

Edgar, 4 Vermont

Cora, 2 Vermont

(the mark of Asenath Deyette)

Gilbert, 8 Vermont

c/o Napoleon Tatro household

c/o Samuel Whalley household

c/o Augustus Humphrey household

c/o Lewis Nelson household

c/o Timothy Oskins household

c/o Joshua Dean household

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)

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

c/o Peter Rougier household

c/o William Williams household

Sarah (Toner), 27 Vermont

+Mary, 9 Vermont

+Daniel, 7 Vermont

Bridget, 1 Vermont

[Sarah Toner, 60 (@) Ireland]

c/o Henry Thorp household

+Mary, 10 Vermont

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

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.)

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)

c/o Alonson Edgerton household

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

George, 7 Vermont

Mary Elizabeth "Libbie", 2 Vermont

Eliza, infant Vermont

[Zoe Charbonneau, 22 (@) Servant Canada]

Abigail, 40 Vermont

+Martin W., 19 (born 1841) Vermont

+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.)

c/o Hinman Beers household

c/o Heman Scofield household

c/o H. R. Prindle household

c/o J.G. Thorp household

Margaret (Hanley), 28 Ireland

John, 10 Vermont

David, 8 Vermont

Julia, 6 Vermont

Patrick, 4 Vermont

James, 3 Vermont

Bridget, 1 Vermont

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.)

c/o George Thorp household

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)

+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.)

c/o A.F. Clark household

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.)

c/o Frank Barker household

Mary (Farrel), 50 Ireland

Catherine, 8 Vermont

Mary Margaret, 6 Vermont

John, 2 Vermont

c/o Jeremiah Fonda household

Catherine, 30 Carriage Maker Vermont

Arthur, 2 Vermont

[Nancy Pope family]

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.)

+Homer S., 5 (born 1855) Vermont

c/o Henry Fonda household

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

Isabella, 1 Vermont

[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.)

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

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

+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.)

c/o Lewis Nelson household

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.)

c/o Dennis W. Hazard household

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.)

Phebe, 36 New York

+Curtis, 10 Vermont

+Andrew, 7 Vermont

Mary, 39 Vermont

+Cassius, 11 Vermont

+Euphena(?), 8 Vermont

(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.)

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.)

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

+Abbie, 10 Vermont

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

(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.)

Dorothy, 61 Vermont

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

c/o Jeremiah Williams household

c/o Lydia Rich household

c/o Rufus Eno household

c/o George R. Pease household

Julia, 48 (@) Canada

+Joseph, 14 Vermont

John, 10 Vermont

Peter, 8 Vermont

James, 6 Vermont

Laura, 2 Vermont

c/o Jonathan Whalley household

Juliette (Taggart), 25 Vermont

DeWitt, 3 Vermont

[Emma Spear, 20 Servant Vermont]

Matilda, 25 Vermont

+Henry, 7 Vermont

+John, 5 Vermont

Emily, 3 Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

c/o James Palmer household

Rose, 21 (@) Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

c/o Ebenezer Ward household

c/o John Sherman, Sr. household

c/o Smith Jones household

m. Jane Prentiss (unk date)

c/o James Barton household

Louisa, 50 Vermont

Frank, 26 Vermont

+Jane, 15 Vermont

c/o Henry Montgomery household

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

c/o Peter Higbee household

c/o John Quinlan household

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.)

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.)

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.)

Electa (Field), 35 (born 1815) Vermont

[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.)

Sarah, 28 England

Mary, 5 Vermont

[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.)

+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.)

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.)

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.)

+Hudson, 14 Vermont

c/o Arthur Barton household

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".)

Martha, 20 Servant Vermont

c/o Peter Rougier household

c/o Hyson Rich household

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.)

Sarah E., 55 (born 1805) New York

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

Mary H., 20 (born 1843) Vermont

m. Jennie Barber

(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.)

+John, 10 Vermont

+Mary, 6 Vermont

Maurice, 3 Vermont

c/o Thomas Hill household

c/o Cyrus Beers household

Nancy, 35 Vermont

+Edgar, 10 Vermont

+Ann, 9 Vermont

Sarah, 67 Rhode Island

John, 40 Farmer Vermont

Hannah E. (Smith), 38 New York

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

Charles T., 4 (born 1857) Vermont

Mary, 2 Vermont

[**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.)

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.)

Cynthia, 38 (born 1821) Vermont

m. Ellen L. Naramore

[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.)

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.)

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

Fred H., 5 (born 1855) Vermont

Marion, 2 (born 1858) Vermont

[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.)

Cynthia, 68 Vermont

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.)

Betsy, 60 Vermont

[Mary Drew, 35 Connecticut]

Ruth (Palmer), 41 (born 1818) Vermont

+Fayette, 12 Vermont

Louisa A., 5 (born 1855) Vermont

(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.)

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.)

c/o E.H. Wheeler household

c/o John Dakin household

[**Alexander Bessette, 16 Vermont]

c/o Peter Pease

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.)

c/o John Brady, Supt. of Poor House

Widow of William D. c/o Heman Hyde household

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.)

c/o Heman Scofield household

Emily, 16, "free colored" Vermont

Susan, 10, "free colored" Vermont

c/o John Hazard household

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

c/o Henry Field household

c/o Edgar Meech household

c/o Caleb Harrington household

c/o Lewis Barber household

Susan, 34 (born 1825) Vermont

Henry D., 8 (born 1853) Vermont

Carrie, 3 Vermont

[George Tucker, 18 Farm Laborer New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 175 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 8 horses; 7 milch cows; 8 other cattle; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 50 bushels wheat; 125 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 850 lbs wool; 45 tons hay; 100 lbs honey; 15 lbs beeswax; value of orchard produce $15; value of farm machinery and implements $450; value of livestock $1400. Pgs. 25-26, line 33.)

c/o Nicholas Holmes household

c/o Hiram Bishop household

Sarah, 59 (born May 1801) New York

Edgar, 5 Vermont

[**Frank Guyette, 15 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 40 Unimproved, Value $6000: 5 horses; 10 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 22 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 64 bushels wheat; 20 bushels peas and beans; 60 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 20 bushels buckwheat; 20 bushels barley; 1500 lbs butter; 30 lbs wool; 60 tons hay; value of orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $800. Pgs 23-24, line 8.)

(1860 Ag Census: 30 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 1 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 15 bushels wheat; 60 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 lbs butter; 5 lbs wool; 15 tons hay; orchard produce value $15; value of farm machinery and implements $25; value of livestock $250. Pgs 21-22, line 13.)

widow of Andrew H. Judson; c/o Richard Cutter household

c/o Elijah Spear household

c/o Benjamin Beers household

Catherine, 35 Ireland

+John, 10 Vermont

+Ellen, 9 Vermont

James, 4 Vermont

Michael, 1 Vermont

[James Laclare, 58 Farm Laborer Ireland]

[Nancy Boyer, 17 Servant Vermont]

[1860 Ag Census: 17 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $1000: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $180; 17 bushels wheat; 10 bushels peas & beans; 80 bushels oats; 40 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 30 bushels buckwheat; 450 lbs butter; 300 lbs maple sugar; 5 gallons maple molasses; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $90; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $325. Pgs. 25-26, line 15.]

Bridget, 62 (born 1798) Ireland

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $4500: 2 horses; 10 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 40 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 70 bushels Irish potatoes; 1500 lbs butter; 10 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $600. Pgs 25-26, line 5.)

c/o William Williams household

Almira H. (Cronkhite), 23 (born 1837) Vermont

[Thomas Loren, 21 Farm Laborer Canada]

c/o William Barton household

c/o Michael Keenan household

Louisa (Charbonneau), 48 (@) (born 1817) Canada

Henry, 15 Vermont

Edward, 13 Vermont

Louis, 11 Vermont

Matilda, 8 Vermont

Alex, 3 Vermont

Julia, 26 (@) Canada

Mary, 3 Vermont

c/o Raphael Sorrelle household

Catherine, 14 Vermont

Jane (Van Vliet), 45 (born 1814) Vermont

Sarah, 21 Vermont

+Cornelia, 16 (born 1843) Vermont

[John Adams, 18 Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 4 horses; 27 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 6 sheep; 8 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 80 bushels wheat; 500 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 500 lbs butter; 7000 lbs cheese; 24 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $18; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $1100. Pgs 23-24, line 39.)

(Ed. note: Daniel C. Lake served as Charlotte’s Representative to the State Legislature 1859-1860.)

James, 34 (@) Day Laborer Canada

Susan, 32 (@) New York

John, 10 Vermont

Edward, 8 Vermont

Eugene, 7 Vermont

Maria, 3 Vermont

Lavina, 1 Vermont

Letitia, infant Vermont

Charles, 15 Vermont

+Harriet, 10 Vermont

+Nelson, 8 Vermont

+John, 6 Vermont

c/o Hiram Bishop household

c/o Noble Root household

Celia, 40 (@) Canada

+Peter, 11 Vermont

+Julia, 10 Vermont

+Deis, 8 Vermont

Aurelia, 2 Vermont

Oliver, 1 Vermont

[John LaPlant, 21 (@) Day Laborer Canada]

c/o Alexander LaPlant household

Zoe, 38 (@) Vermont

Cloffas (Clafore?), 19 Vermont

Zoe, 17 (born 1842) Vermont

William, 7 Vermont

Emma, 3 Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

Susan, 25 (@) Vermont

Alesana, 3 Vermont

Celestia, 1 Vermont

c/o A.L. Beach household

m. Louisa Stone (unk date)

Mary (Quinlan), 25 Ireland

+William, 5 (born 1855) Vermont

Bridget, 1 Vermont

Sophia, 35 (@) Canada

Celinda, 15 Vermont

Catherine, 14 Vermont

Amelia, 14 Vermont

Paul, 8 Vermont

Joseph, 3 Vermont

Peter, 1 Vermont

John, 1 Vermont

Mary, 35 (@) Canada

Mary, 10 Vermont

John, 8 Vermont

George, 6 Vermont

Matilda, infant Vermont

Mary E., 45 Vermont

Edgar, 30 Teacher Vermont

Emma, 5 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $5000: 2 horses; 10 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 12 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 25 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 1500 lbs butter; 50 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; orchard produce value $40; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $400. Pgs 19-20, line 40.)

c/o Dorman Leavenworth household

(1860 Ag Census: 285 Improved Acres, 75 Unimproved, Value $14,400: 4 horses; 10 milch cows; 28 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 20 bushels rye; 50 bushels wheat; 50 bushels peas & beans; 260 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 5 bushels grass seed; 1200 lbs butter; 60 tons hay; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $1800. Pgs 21-22, line 26.)

c/o Alfred Sherman household

[Burke Leavenworth family]

[Henry Leavenworth family]

[Celinda Tatro, 19 Vermont]

Julianna (Lane), 31 (born 7-8-1822) Vermont

George, 2 (born 1858) Vermont

c/o Charles D. Prindle household

Louise R. (Williams), 26 Vermont

+Mary, 7 (born 1853) Vermont

+John A., 5 (born 1854) Vermont

Frank A., 4 (born 1856) Vermont

Sarah, infant Vermont

[Rosalinn Stephens, 17 Vermont]

c/o John Brady, Supt. of Poor House

c/o John Knowles household

Elizabeth, 56 (born 1799) Rhode Island

Mary, 32 Vermont

Margaret, 30 (@) Vermont

+Michael, 12 Vermont

+James, 10 Vermont

+Ellen, 9 Vermont

+William, 5 Vermont

Susan, 56 New York

(1860 Ag Census: 46 Improved Acres, 2 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 4 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 9 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 15 bushels rye; 50 bushels peas and beans; 50 bushels oats; 20 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 1500 lbs butter; 36 lbs wool; 100 tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $150. Pgs 23-24, line 13.)

c/o Henry Thorp household

Polly, 55 (@) Canada

Laura (Momarket), 32 (@) Canada

+Mary, 8 Vermont

+Ellen, 5 Vermont

Antoine, 1 Vermont

Elizabeth E. (Palmer), 25 (born 1835) Vermont

+Medad C., 5 (born 1854) Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 70 Improved Acres, 5 Unimproved, Value $3000: 1 horse; 8 milch cows; 13 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $320; 18 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 20 bushels Indian corn; 110 bushels Irish potatoes; 8 bushels rye; 1200 lbs butter; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $30; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $450. Pgs 25-26, line 17.)

Harvey, 26 Vermont

Maria, 25 Vermont

Jane, 2 Vermont

[Ellen Allen, 20 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 300 Improved Acres, 75 Unimproved, Value $14,000: 3 horses; 10 milch cows; 20 other cattle; 100 sheep; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $120; 100 bushels wheat; 5 bushels peas and beans; 500 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 7 bushels buckwheat; 500 lbs butter; 4000 lbs cheese; 425 lbs wool; 35

tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $500; value of livestock $1200. Pgs 23-24, line 14.)

[Hannah Morgan, 60 Connecticut]

[Mary Paterson family]

c/o John Naramore household

c/o James Squier household

Mary, 49 Ireland

Catherine, 19 Vermont

John, 17 Vermont

+James, 11 (born 1849) Vermont

+Mary, 9 Vermont

+William, 6 (born 1854) Vermont

Elizabeth, 3 Vermont

c/o John Taggart household

Jane, 37 (born 1822) Vermont

Ann (Hazard), 30 (born 1831) Vermont

[Frank Robert, 18 Farmer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 19 Unimproved, Value $6000: 4 horses; 4 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $104; 20 bushels rye; 40 bushels wheat; 300 bushels oats; 130 bushels Indian corn; 120 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 408 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $135; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $850. Pgs. 25-26, line 30.)

John R., 21 Farmer Vermont

+Mary, 18 Vermont

[Lucy Stone, 25 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: John Sr.: 175 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 3 horses; 5 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $40; 40 bushels wheat; 500 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 11 bushels buckwheat; 450 lbs butter; 500 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $15; value of farm machinery and implements $550; value of livestock $1500. Pgs. 25-26, line 36. John Jr.: 130 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $8000: 5 horses; 6 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $80; 30 bushels rye; 20 bushels wheat; 300 bushels oats; 60 bushels Indian corn; 110 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 425 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $65; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1100. Pgs 25-26, line 32.)

Maria, 53 Vermont

+Levi, 23 Vermont

+Elwin, 5 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 65 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $3000: 2 horses; 7 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 28 bushels wheat; 120 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 140 bushels Irish potatoes; 900 lbs butter; 20 tons hay; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $500. Pgs 21-22, line 19.)

Mary Jane (Field), 32 (born 5-27-1828) Vermont

+Charles E., 8 (born 3-18-1852) Vermont

+William F, 6 (born 6-19-1854) Vermont

Mary Elizabeth, 4 (born 6-21-1856) Vermont

[Sarah Rollin, 39 Vermont

[Delphine Jondoir, 19 Servant Canada]

[Elizabeth Woolner, 18 Servant Vermont]

[Alphonse Brousseau, 20 Farm Laborer Canada]

[Albert Brousseau, 18 Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 725 Improved Acres; 75 Unimproved; Value $40,000: 5 horses; 22 milch cows; 50 other cattle; 4 working oxen; 9 swine; value of animals slaughtered $500; 125 bushels rye; 300 bushels wheat; 500 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 3000 lbs butter; 150 tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $850; value of livestock $2000. Pgs. 27-28, line 7.)

Ann, 16 Vermont

+Mary, 9 Vermont

+Fanny, 6 Vermont

Orrin, infant Vermont

c/o J.F.Gillette household

c/o A.F. Clark household

Melissa, 20 Vermont

[William Ham family]

Ellen, 24 Ireland

Ann, 4 Vermont

Catherine, 2 Vermont

James, 1 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 30 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $1200: 2 horses; 5 milch cows; 8 sheep; value of animals slaughtered $75; 25 bushels wheat; 11 bushels peas and beans; 100 bushels oats; 60 bushels Irish potatoes; 14 bushels buckwheat; 16 bushels barley; 100 lbs butter; 32 lbs wool; 10 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $300. Pgs 23-24, line 6.)

c/o Luther Stone household

c/o William Martin household

Ellen, 29 Canada

+William, 10 Vermont

+Mary, 8 Vermont

+Patrick, 6 Vermont

Alex, 4 Vermont

Catherine, 2 Vermont

Thomas, infant Vermont

+Hannah, 12 "Pauper" Vermont

c/o John Brady, Supt. of Poor House

Mary V. (St. Peter), 20 (2^nd wife) (born 8-19-1848) Canada

Ellen, 3 Vermont

c/o Charles Cook household

c/o Simeon Ash household

Lois (Collins), 57 (2^nd wife) (born 1803) Vermont

Edward, 29 Vermont

Nelson, 25 (born 1834) Vermont

Jennie, 19 Vermont

[Elvira or Eliza Mayo, 20 Servant New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 250 Improved Acres, 75 Unimproved, Value $11,000: 6 horses; 21 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 9 sheep; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 200 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 2200 lbs butter; 5000 lbs cheese; 75 lbs wool; 75 tons hay; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $1500. Pgs 19-20, line 25.)

c/o James Crossman household

(Ed. note: Truman’s parents were Samuel and Philura (Crossman) Naramore.)

(1860 Ag Census: 75 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $1600: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 75 bushels barley; 10 bushels wheat; 15 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 6 bushels buckwheat; 1000 lbs butter; 500 lbs cheese; 30 tons hay; orchard produce value $30; value of farm machinery and implements $25; value of livestock $175. Pgs 19-20, line 24.)

(1860 Ag Census: 44 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2200: 2 horses; 2 milch cows; 2 other cattle; value of animals slaughtered $100; 30 bushels wheat; 210 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 400 lbs wool; 15 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $400. Pgs 25-26, line 6.)

Amanda (Fargo), 41 (born 2-2-1819) Vermont

+Myra, 9 Vermont

+Sarah, 7 Vermont

[George Drake, 22 Farm Laborer Vermont]

[John Beaulieu, 13 Vermont]

[Elizabeth Foote, 22 Servant Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $9000: 2 horses; 22 milch cows; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 95 bushels wheat; 200 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 4000 lbs cheese; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $10; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $500. Pgs 25-26, line 2.)

Lucretia (Barnes), 58 (born 1802) Vermont

+Celia, 19 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 52 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2600: 2 horses; 4 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 15 bushels wheat; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 bushels oats; 30 bushels buckwheat; 60 lbs wool; 600 lbs butter; 10 tons hay; orchard produce value $100; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $360. Pgs 25-26, line 7.)

c/o Luther D. Stone household

Lucy L. (Byington), 34 (born 1826) Vermont

Willys N., 2 (born 1857) Vermont

[Lydia Newell, 62 Massachusetts]

[Orphana P. Newell, 28 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $7000: 2 horses; 9 milch cows; 40 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 13 bushels wheat; 10 bushels peas & beans; 125 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 10 bushels buckwheat; 600 lbs butter, 235 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $500. Pgs 19-20, line 21.)

c/o Lewis Barber household

(1860 Ag Census: 75 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $4000: 2 horses; 1 milch cow; 15 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $85; 50 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels oats; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 15 bushels grass seed; 200 lbs butter; 4 lbs wool; 10 tons hay; value of orchard produce $70; value of farm machinery and implements $175; value of livestock $325. Pgs 25-26, line 13.)

Desire (Castle), 58 (born 11-19-1802) Vermont

[Page J. Smith family Farmer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 90 Improved Acres, 18 Unimproved, Value $4300: 2 horses; 6 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 60 bushels wheat; 100 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 475 bushels oats; 900 lbs butter; 15 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $500. Pgs 23-24, line 40.)

Sarah (Rowley), 44 Vermont

Horace, 22 Vermont

Henry Harrison, 20 Vermont

+Sarah, 18 Vermont

Hulda, 16 Vermont

+Mary, 9 Vermont

+George, 5 Vermont

[Louisa Danforth, 38 Servant New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 350 Improved Acres; 154 Unimproved; Value $25,000: 6 horses; 40 sheep; 20 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 6 other cattle; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 200 bushels wheat; 200 bushels Indian corn; 400 bushels oats; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; value of orchard produce $62; 160 lbs wool; 1500 lbs butter; 7000 lbs cheese; 50 tons hay; 400 lbs maple sugar; 50 lbs honey; value of farm machinery and implements $700; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 23-24, line 30.)

(Ed. note: Heman H. Newell served as Charlotte’s Representative to the State Legislature 1863-1864.)

Mary, 7 Vermont

c/o Ammi F. Clark household

c/o Edwin Newell household

(Ed. note: Lydia Newell was Edwin’s mother.)

c/o Simeon Foot household

c/o Edwin Newell household

(Ed. note: Orphana was Edwin Newell’s sister.)

c/o A.F. Stone household

c/o Thomas Hill household

c/o Ezra Alexander household

c/o John Barber household

c/o Joseph Barton, Jr. household

Mary, 38 Vermont

+George, 12 Vermont

+Henry, 10 Vermont

+Onizem, 5 Vermont

Emory (?), infant Vermont

Mary, 17 England

c/o P.E. Hewitt household

Celinda (Ball), 24 (born 1835) Vermont

Fred Charles, infant Vermont

Edwin, infant Vermont

[Ellen Tucker, 4 Vermont]

Mahala C., 53 (born 1807) New York

Laura H., 21 Vermont

John A., 19 (born 1841) Vermont

+Marion, 17 Vermont

+Helena, 15 Vermont

+Squire C., 12 (born 1848) Vermont

+Walter, 10 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 190 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 6 horses; 18 milch cows; 10 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 75 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $300; 40 bushels rye; 65 bushels wheat; 106 bushels peas and beans; 250 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 15 bushels buckwheat; 1200 lbs butter; 400 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $400; value of livestock $600. Pgs 23-24, line 18.)

c/o Peter Higbee household

Sarah, 22 (3^rd wife) Vermont

[Phebe Partch family]

(1860 Ag Census: 15 Improved Acres, 8 Unimproved, Value $600: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 4 other cattle; value of animals slaughtered $50; 10 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 400 lbs butter; 20 tons hay; value of orchard produce $10; value of farm machinery and implements $54; value of livestock $200. Pgs 23-24, line 2.)

[Otto Palmer family]

[Cordelia Ross, 21 Servant Vermont]

[John Greenwood, 29 Farm Laborer Canada]

Eleanor (Ross), 36 (Born 1822) Vermont

+Leroy, 12 Vermont

+Henry B., 9 (born 1851) Vermont

Clara A., 3 (born 1857) Vermont

c/o James Palmer household

(1860 Ag Census: 250 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 7 horses; 24 milch cows; 40 other cattle; 4 working oxen; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 75 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 10,000 lbs cheese; 75 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1800. Pgs 21-22, line 6.)

c/o Henry Thorp household

Maria, 42 (@) Canada

Philemon, 17 Vermont

+Agnes, 15 Vermont

+Clarisse, 13 Vermont

+John, 5 Vermont

Edwin, 3 Vermont

c/o Amos Read household

George, 1 (born 5-15-1859) Vermont

c/o Horace Palmer household

c/o Joseph Barton, Jr. household

Mary (Cutter), 36 (born 1825) Vermont

+Arthur, 11 (born 1848) Vermont

+Juliette P. "Ettie", 8 Vermont

c/o William Martin household

Mary E. (Baker), 21 (born 1841) New York

[Esther Pease, 67 Connecticut]

[Ann Baker, 17 New York]

(1860 Ag Census lists as "C.L.": 120 Improved Acres, 30 Unimproved, Value $7500: 2 horses; 18 milch cows; 20 sheep; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels wheat; 6 bushels peas and beans; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 1200 lbs butter; 50 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $800. Pgs 23-24, line 33.)

Rusha (Williams), 27 (Born 9-12-1832) Vermont

Hellen A., 3 (born 7-2-1857) Vermont

George, infant Vermont

c/o C.S. Pease household

Nancy Octavia (Gillette), 50 (born 1810) Vermont

Fred, 10 (born 1850) Vermont

Elizabeth, 8 Vermont

[**Henry Wilder, 21 Farm Laborer New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 100 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 2 horses; 11 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 21 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 40 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas and beans; 200 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 500 bushels Irish potatoes; 1400 lbs butter; 90 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $600. Pgs 23-24, line 4.)

Clarissa (Russell), 32 (born 11-12-1827) Vermont

+Mary, 9 (born 4-5-1851) Vermont

+Russell, 7 Vermont

Caroline, 2 (born 1858) Vermont

[Susan Roberts, 21 Servant New York]

[Joseph Grabeau(?), 14 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $7500: 3 horses, 18 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 20 sheep; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $125; 70 bushels wheat; 50 bushels peas and beans; 200 bushels oats; 100 Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 4000 lbs cheese; 70 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $800. Pgs 23-24, line 32.)

Arly(?), 52 Vermont

Sarah, 21 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 28 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $3000: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 1 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $160; 25 bushels wheat; 30 bushels peas and beans; 25 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 31 bushels barley; 600 lbs butter; 8 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; 100 lbs maple sugar; value of orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $650. Pgs 23-24, line 25.)

c/o Peter Pease household

Cordelia (Rich), 39 Vermont

+Carlos, 10 Vermont

Fred, 4 Vermont

[Matilda (Huntington) Pease, 79 Connecticut]

[Clara Huntington, 75 Connecticut]

[Simeon Quintel, 18 Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 75 Unimproved, Value $11,000: 8 horses; 19 milch cows; 6 other cattle, 2 working oxen; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $175; 50 bushels wheat; 40 bushels peas & beans; 75 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 20 bushels buckwheat; 900 lbs butter; 9400 lbs cheese; 4 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; orchard produce value $20; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1500. Pgs 21-22, line 4.)

(Ed. note: Peter Pease served as Charlotte’s Representative to the State Legislature 1861-1862 and 1865-1866.)

c/o John Sherman, Sr. household

c/o Amos Meader household

c/o Frank Barker household

c/o Alfred Sherman household

Harriet, 58 Vermont

Caroline, 36 Massachusetts

[Giles Breckenridge family]

(1860 Ag Census: 30 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 5 milch cows; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 15 bushels wheat; 40 bushels oats; 20 bushels Indian corn; 115 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; orchard produce value $15; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $250. Pgs 21-22, line 9.)

Bridget, 29 Ireland

Mary, 2 Vermont

Mary, 59 (@) Canada

Joseph, 15 Canada

Isaac, 10 Canada

c/o Luther Stone household

Cazieh, 57 New Hampshire

Electa, 30 Vermont

Joseph, 23 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census lists as "Frank": 54 Improved Acres, 6 Unimproved, Value $2000: 2 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $50; 30 bushels wheat; 10 bushels Indian corn; 124 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 5 lbs cheese; 20 lbs wool; 15 tons hay; value of orchard produce $15; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $200. Pgs 25-26, line 1.)

Mary Elizabeth (Kehoe), 38 (born 1-15-1830) Scotland

Florence Evelin, 2 (born 1859) Vermont

Honora, 1 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 54 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $2500: 2 horses; 2 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 1 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 10 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 2500 lbs cheese; 10 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $300. Pgs 23-24, line 36.)

Catherine, 2 Vermont

c/o Isaiah Fonda household

c/o Daniel Spear household

c/o Philander H. Bradley household

Caroline (Clark), 28 (2^nd wife) (born 1832) Vermont

+Paulina, 9 Vermont

+Fanny A., 7 (born 1852) Vermont

+Mary E., 5 Vermont

Martha D., 4 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $6500: 3 horses; 20 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 5 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 30 bushels wheat; 150 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 22 bushels buckwheat; 25 bushels barley; 500 lbs butter; 3000 lbs cheese; 47 lbs wool; 60 tons hay; orchard produce value $100; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 21-22, line 30.)

c/o Heman Carpenter household

c/o Truman Clark household

c/o John Dersinett household (same Charles listed at Isaac Prince household, age 15?)

Rhoda, 45, "free colored" Vermont

**Henry, 21, "free colored" Day Laborer Vermont

Harlo, 20, "free colored" Vermont

**Isaac, 18, "free colored" Vermont

Charles, 15, "free colored" Vermont

+Plina, 12, "free colored" Vermont

+Raschus, 10, "free colored" Vermont

+Alfred, 7, "free colored" Vermont

Emily (Dean), 38 (born 1822) Vermont

+**Gideon, 16 Vermont

+**Lewis, 13 Vermont

+Earnest [sic], 9 Vermont

George W., 2 (born 4-12-1858) Vermont

[Flavia Prindle, 76 Massachusetts]

[Julia Lessor, 18 Servant Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 110 Improved acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $6500: 3 horses; 22 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 11 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $80; 50 bushels wheat; 120 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 20 bushels buckwheat; 450 lbs butter; 44 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; 300 lbs maple sugar; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $700. Pgs 19-20, line 39.)

Widow of Samuel, Jr. c/o Midas Prindle household

c/o Charles D. Prindle household

Carolina, 35 Vermont

William, 23 Vermont

Cordelia, 21 Vermont

Sarah, 19 Vermont

+Eliza, 16 Vermont

+Abby, 14 Vermont

+Catherine, 12 Vermont

+Leroy, 8 Vermont

Emma, 5 Vermont

Ida, 2 Vermont

[Frank Fargo, 22 Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 220 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $11,800: 8 horses; 17 milch cows; 19 other cattle; 4 working oxen; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 80 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas & beans; 1000 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 100 lbs Irish potatoes; 1700 lbs butter; 2000 lbs cheese; 68 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $225; value of livestock $1350. Pgs 25-26, line 10.)

Cyrus G., 22 (born 1838) Farmer Vermont

m. Almira Greene, 2-25-1863

George E., 16 (born 1843) Vermont

[Sarah Wooster, 13 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $5000: 4 horses; 13 milch cows; 8 other cattle; 9 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 45 bushels wheat; 6 bushels peas & beans; 180 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 325 bushels Irish potatoes; 4 bushels barley; 700 lbs butter; 600 lbs cheese; 35 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; orchard

produce value $75; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $600. Pgs 21-22, line 1.)

Sarah V., 50 (born 1809) Vermont

Ellen, 25 Vermont

Henry W., 21 (born 1839) Vermont

+Mary, 17 Vermont

+Weller N., 10 (born 1850) Vermont

[Eleanor Prindle, 85 Vermont]

[Joseph DeFoe, 21 Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 54 Unimproved, Value $9000: 4 horses; 12 milch cows; 15 other cattle; 58 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 50 bushels wheat; 30 bushels peas and beans; 200 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 11 bushels buckwheat; 800 lbs butter; 2000 lbs cheese; 200 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $20; value of farm machinery and implements $400; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 23-24, line 16.)

c/o Oscar Hazard household

Martha (Hurlburt), 25 Vermont

Charles, 3 Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

c/o Levi Cogswell household

Margaret (Harney), 36 (born 1834) Ireland

**Michael, 20 Vermont

+William, 16 (born 1844) Vermont

+**John, 15 Vermont

+Martin, 13 Vermont

+Thomas, 11 Vermont

+Patrick, 7 Vermont

Mary, 1 (born 1859) Vermont

[Helen Harney, 30 Ireland]

(1860 Ag Census: 340 Improved Acres, 40 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 5 horses; 31 milch cows; 41 other cattle; 4 working oxen; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $150; 100 bushels wheat; 200 bushels peas & beans; 800 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 400 bushels Irish potatoes; 50 bushels barley; 1800 lbs butter; 7000 lbs cheese; 150 tons hay; orchard produce value $40; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $2000. Pgs 21-22, line 15.)

c/o Peter Pease household

m. Libbie ___ (unk date)

c/o John Hazard household

Julia (Palmer), 58 (born 1-4-1806) Vermont

[John Parker family]

(1860 Ag Census: 125 Improved Acres, 15 Unimproved, Value $7000: 4 horses; 6 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 150 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 200 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 30 tons hay; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $600. pgs 21-22, line 33.)

Julia, 62 (born 5-23-1799) Vermont

+Orrin Powell, 16 (born 1843) Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 280 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 7 horses; 32 milch cows; 5 sheep; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $500; 50 bushels wheat; 200 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 450 lbs butter; 100 lbs wool; 75 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $300; value of livestock $200. Pgs 19-20, line 37.)

(signature of Orrin Powell Read)

Melinda H. (Palmer), 31 (born 1829) Vermont

c/o John Barber household

Diantha, 40 (born 1820) Vermont

+Albert, 10 Vermont

+Sarah, 5 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 30 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 3 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $79; 40 bushels wheat; 4 bushels peas and beans; 21 bushels oats; 30 bushels Indian corn; 60 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 lbs butter; 10 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $200. Pgs 23-24, line 38.)

Betsy, 44 Massachusetts

Edward W., 26 Vermont

Sarah, 23 Teacher Vermont

[Sarah Hill, 77 Massachusetts]

Maria L., 26 (born Dec. 1833) Vermont

[Maria Russell, 4 Vermont]

[John Gold, 21 Farm Laborer New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 80 Improved Acres, 40 Unimproved, Value $5000: 2 horses; 2 milch cows; 4 other cattle; value of animals slaughtered $80; 34 bushels wheat; 54 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 15 tons hay; orchard produce value $10; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $300. Pgs 21-22, line 34.)

Margaret, 27 Canada

Lemuel, 2 Canada

William, infant Canada

c/o Henry McNeil household

c/o George R. Pease household

c/o Edgar Meech household

Mary A. (Sparhawk), 48 (born Nov. 1812) Vermont

Harriet E., 23 (born 8-9-1837) Vermont

Calvin S., 20 (born 8-26-1839) Vermont

Henry W., 16 (born 9-19-1843) Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 85 Improved Acres, 5 Unimproved, Value $4500: 2 horses; 11 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 16 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 60 bushels wheat; 25 bushels peas & beans; 175 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 60 bushels Irish potatoes; 10 bushels buckwheat; 1500 lbs butter; 80 lbs wool; 25 tons hay; 5 gallons of maple molasses; value of farm machinery and implements $40; value of livestock $700. Pgs 19-20, line 14.)

Elenor, 28 Vermont

c/o Noble Root household

Lucy A., 48 Vermont

+Ellen, 16 (born 1844) Vermont

+Edgar, 7 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 130 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $7000: 3 horses; 5 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 62 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $125; 40 bushels wheat; 75 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 75 bushels Indian corn; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 700 lbs butter; 248 lbs wool, 20 tons hay; orchard produce value $15; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $800. Pgs 19-20, line 13.)

+Fred, 9 Vermont

Mary, 2 (born 1858) Vermont

William, 1 (born 1859) Vermont

m. Mary P. Beers (2^nd wife), 1863

c/o Noble Root household

Polly (Lowery), 60 (born 1800) Vermont

[George Root family]

[Henry Root family]

[Charles Lamay, 41 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 150 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 6 horses; 7 milch cows; 9 other cattle; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $65; 50 bushels barley; 45 bushels wheat; 100 bushels peas & beans; 175 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 50 bushels Irish potatoes; 400 lbs butter; 250 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 25-26, line 14.)

c/o James Palmer household

Lucretia, 21 (@) Canada

Mary, 3 Vermont

Peter, 1 Vermont

[Calvin Higgins family]

[John Drum, 12 Vermont]

c/o Daniel Spear household

Mary Elizabeth "Libbie" (Hubbell), 21 (born 1839) Vermont

[Mary Rowley, 70 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 60 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $6000: 3 horses; 4 milch cows; 4 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $400; 50 bushels wheat; 20 bushels peas and beans; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 6000 lbs cheese; 60 tons hay; 100 lbs maple sugar; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $400. Pgs 23-24, line 29.)

c/o George A. Rowley household

c/o Lydia Rich household

+George, 14 Vermont

+Emilie, 12 Vermont

+Albert, 8 Vermont

+Adelaide, 9 Vermont

+Lucila, 7 Vermont

Margaret M., 37 (born 1822) New York

+John, 16 Vermont

+Charles, 14 Vermont

+Aurelia, 12 Vermont

+Victoria, 10 Vermont

[1860 Ag Census: 10 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $600: 2 horses; 3 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 20 bushels wheat; 3 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 400 lbs Irish potatoes; 15 bushels barley; 400 lbs butter; 5 tons hay; value of orchard produce $70; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $225. Pgs. 25-26, line 28.]

Clarinda, 69 Vermont

[Alonzo Hickok family]

[Jane Shattuck, 18 Servant Ireland]

Laura (Fargo), 44 (born 3-31-1815) Vermont

+Mira, 14 (born 1846) Vermont

+Levi, 8 Vermont

[Fanny Fargo, 70 Vermont]

[Newman Isham, 28 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 126 Improved Acres, 20 Unimproved, Value $5400: 2 horses; 11 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 7 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $48; 80 bushels wheat; 116 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 150 lbs butter; 28 lbs wool; 8 tons hay; 1000 lbs maple sugar; value of orchard produce $10; value of farm machinery and implements $135; value of livestock $475. Pgs 23-24, line 35.)

c/o Martha Taylor household

Elizabeth (Gains), 44 (born 1815) Vermont

Mary 19 Vermont

+**Edward C., 15 Vermont

+Abbie Jane, 13 Vermont

+Sylvia, 9 Vermont

+Winfield C., 7 (born 1853) Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 10 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $500: 1 horse; 5 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $85; 40 bushels wheat; 20 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 75 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 15 tons hay; orchard produce value $25; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $300. Pgs 21-22, line 36.)

Catherine, 50 (@) (born 1806) Canada

Moses, 8 Vermont

Melinda, 2 Vermont

[Stephen Sears household]

Zoe, 23 Vermont

Mary, 3 Vermont

Lucy, 1 Vermont

c/o John Sears household

Mary (Hosford)(Eastman), 40 (2^nd wife) Vermont

Sarah, 22 (@) Vermont

+Julia, 15 Vermont

+Susan, 12 Vermont

[Susan, 70 New Hampshire]

[+George Eastman, 15 Vermont]

[+Mary Eastman, 10 Vermont]

[Winnie Conway, 20 (@) Ireland]

(1860 Ag Census: 15 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 1 milch cow; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $20; 40 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 200 lbs butter; 5 tons hay; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $200. Pgs 19-20, line 9.)

c/o Charles M. Seaton household

c/o Rufus Sanford household

Sarah J. (Barker), 40 (born 2-3-1820) Vermont

+Sarah, 15 Vermont

+Fanny, 7 Vermont

Flora, 3 Vermont

[Olive Bull, 18 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 35 Unimproved, Value $11,750: 4 horses; 4 milch cows; 18 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 bushels Irish potatoes; 37 bushels buckwheat; 450 lbs butter; 50 lbs wool, 50 tons hay; orchard produce value $15; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $1030. Pgs 19-20, line 16.)

c/o Oliver Belisle household

Esther, 17 Vermont

m. Martha ___ (2^nd wife) (unk date)

(1860 Ag Census: 68 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $4000: 3 horses; 9 milch cows; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $65; 40 bushels wheat; 36 bushels oats; 30 bushels Indian corn; 280 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 2000 lbs cheese; 30 tons hay; 40 lbs honey; 6 lbs beeswax; value of orchard produce $15; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $500. Pgs 23-24, line 34. )

Eliza, 34 New York

+Louis, 8 New York

+Fred, 5 New York

[Henry Delrimple, 25 Farm Laborer New York]

Lydia L. (Leavenworth), 28 (born 1830) Vermont

+Mary Anna, 6 (born 9-9-1853) Vermont

Lucille, 4 Vermont

[Charlotte Leavenworth, 22 Vermont]

[Alpheus Perry, 20 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 125 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $5000: 2 horses; 3 milch cows; 8 other cattle; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 30 bushels peas & beans; 200 bushels Indian corn; 40 bushels barley; 1000 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; orchard produce value $50; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $700. Pgs 19-20, line 30.)

(1860 Ag Census: 40 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $2000: 3 horses; 10 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $75; 100 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 400 lbs butter; 1000 lbs cheese; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $20; value of farm machinery and implements $150; value of livestock $500. Pgs 21-22, line 35.)

Minerva (Pease), 58 (born 1803) Vermont

[Statira Pease, 85 Connecticut]

[Catherine Cox, 20 (@) Ireland]

[**Joseph Guillett, 22 Farm Laborer Canada]

[+Charles Wooster, 11 New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 162 Improved Acres, 18 Unimproved, Value $16,000: 4 horses; 8 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 55 sheep; 4 swine; value of animals slaughtered $300; 60 bushels wheat; 30 bushels peas and beans; 50 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 300 lbs wool; 40 tons hay; value of orchard produce $10; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $500. Pgs 23-24, line 27.

Sarah (Brigham), 40 (born 3-20-1820) Vermont

[Mary Taylor, 19 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 227 Improved Acres, 50 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 2 horses; 8 milch cows; 5 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 162 sheep; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 50 bushels wheat; 30 bushels peas and beans; 20 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 350 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 800 lbs wool; 50 tons hay; value of orchard produce $50; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $750. Pgs 19-20, line 28.)

Sarah (Gray), 65 (born 1795) Vermont

[Charles Baldwin, 14 Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 175 Improved Acres, 25 Unimproved, Value $8000: 3 horses; 7 milch cows; 2 working oxen; 190 sheep; value of animals slaughtered $100; 60 bushels wheat; 300 bushels oats; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 5 bushels grass seed; 200 lbs butter; 760 lbs wool; 75 tons hay; orchard produce value $80; value of farm machinery and implements $125; value of livestock $800. Pgs 19-20, line 29.)

Mary, 32 Vermont

+William, 7 Vermont

George, 4 Vermont

Edwin, 2 Vermont

(1860 Ag Census: 26 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $1500: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $85; 10 bushels wheat; 20 bushels oats; 115 bushels Irish potatoes; 300 lbs butter; 10 tons hay; 50 lbs honey; 10 lbs beeswax; value of orchard produce $40; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $150. Pgs. 25-26, line 26.)

Christiane, 68 New York

William, 34 Vermont

Phebe, 24 Vermont

Hannah, 20 New York

[Mary Adams, 61 New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 35 Unimproved, Value $5000: 3 horses; 12 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $70; 50 bushels barley; 13 bushels wheat; 110 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 300 bushels Irish potatoes; 1800 lbs butter; 50 lbs wool; 45 tons hay; value of orchard produce $80; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $700. Pgs 25-26, line 20.)

c/o Harry Newell household

Mary, 40 (@) Ireland

+Philip, 9 Vermont

+John, 8 Vermont

+Henry, 6 Vermont

Elizabeth, 4 Vermont

Patrick, 2 Vermont

c/o Joseph Beaulieu household

Clemma, 36 (born 1823) Canada

Rosa, 11 Canada

Isabella, 5 Vermont

[John LaDrin(?) Apprentice Canada]

Anna L. (Hollis), 56 (born 1802) Vermont

Laura, 35 (born 1822) Vermont

+Mary C., 7 Vermont

+Laura, 5 Vermont

Carrie, 3 Vermont

[Job Potter, 45 (@) Farm Laborer Vermont]

[Catherine Rowley, 33 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 188 Improved Acres, 12 Unimproved, Value $10,000: 2 horses; 24 milch cows; 6 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 19 sheep; 6 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 120 bushels wheat; 130 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 25 bushels barley; 700 lbs butter; 4500 lbs cheese; 48 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $400; value of livestock $1400. Pgs 23-24, line 31.)

Polly (Lake), 63 (born 5-14-1797) Vermont

Oscar E., 20 (born 8-2-1839) Vermont

[Mary Kate, 16 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 75 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $4000: 2 horses; 8 milch cows; 3 other cattle; value of animals slaughtered $100; 40 bushels wheat; 60 bushels oats; 100 bushels Irish potatoes; 1200 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; 8 lbs honey; value of orchard produce $15; value of homemade manufactures $30; value of farm machinery and implements $200; value of livestock $200. Pgs 25-26, line 4.)

c/o Joseph Greene household

Rosa, 26 Vermont

[Charles Clark, 6 Vermont]

c/o Alonzo Barker household

Phoebe Louisa (Douglass), 35 (born 2-7-1825) Vermont

+Betsy, 17 Vermont

Laura, 4 (born 2-26-1856) Vermont

[Laura Squier, 55 Vermont]

[John McDonald, 20 Farm Laborer Ireland]

[Mary Comstock, 25 New York]

(1860 Ag Census: 100 Improved Acres, 10 Unimproved, Value $6000: 2 horses; 15 milch cows; 1 other cattle; 2 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $100; 40 bushels rye; 50 bushels wheat; 100 bushels oats; 150 bushels Indian corn; 140 bushels Irish potatoes; 1000 lbs butter; 25 tons hay; value of orchard produce $25; value of farm machinery and implements $400; value of livestock $350. Pgs 23-24, line 11.)

(Ed. note: James Squier served as Charlotte’s Representative to the State Legislature 1867-1868.)

c/o James Squier household

Francese (Sheldon), 44 (born 2-21-1810) Vermont

Emilie (Stone), 30 (@) (born 1830) Vermont

+Emilie, 10 Vermont

+Melvina, 4 Vermont

Addie, 2 Vermont

c/o Carlisle Lewis household

c/o T.D. Chapman household

Julia, 35 Vermont

+Louisa, 11 Vermont

+William, 9 Vermont

Julia, 2 Vermont

[David Nichols, 21 Farm Laborer New York]

[Rosella Como, 19 Servant Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 120 Improved Acres, 60 Unimproved, Value $9000: 4 horses; 6 milch cows; 18 other cattle; 57 sheep; 3 swine; value of animals slaughtered $200; 118 bushels wheat; 70 bushels peas & beans; 300 bushels oats; 50 bushels Indian corn; 500 bushels Irish potatoes; 50 bushels buckwheat; 1500 lbs butter; 218 lbs wool; 30 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $250; value of livestock $800. Pgs. 27-28, line 5.)

c/o Filamore Villemaire household

c/o Ezra Alexander household

Clemma (Sorrell), 17 (born 1843) Vermont

c/o Augustus Humphrey household

c/o Joseph Beaulieu household

c/o John McNeil household

+Henry, 15 Vermont

[Sarah Moran, 22 Servant Ireland]

[Charles Platt, 21 (@) Farm Laborer Canada]

(1860 Ag Census: 300 Improved Acres, 100 Unimproved, Value $20,000: 2 horses; 6 milch cows; 11 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $30; 100 bushels wheat; 450 bushels oats; 100 bushels Indian corn; 400 bushels Irish potatoes; 800 lbs butter; 1200 lbs wool; 120 tons hay; value of orchard produce $70; value of farm machinery and implements $550; value of livestock $950. Pgs 25-26, line 9.)

Phebe R. (Keeser), 34 (born 8-10-1827) Vermont

+Fanny, 8 Vermont

+Jane, 6 Vermont

Ruth, 3 Vermont

[Abel Newell, 62 Farm Laborer Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 200 Improved Acres, 17 Unimproved, Value $12,000: 5 horses; 22 milch cows; 11 other cattle; 2 working oxen; 5 swine; value of animals slaughtered $300; 40 bushels wheat; 35 bushels peas & beans; 400 bushels oats; 200 bushels Indian corn; 400 bushels Irish potatoes; 30 bushels buckwheat; 2200 lbs butter; 5200 lbs cheese; 70 tons hay; value of orchard produce $100; value of farm machinery and implements $550; value of livestock $1000. Pgs 25-26, line 8.)

c/o Heman Carpenter household

Matilda, 30 Canada

George, 5 Vermont

Matilda, 2 Vermont

John P., 47 Farmer

Salome, 40

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

(1860 Ag Census: 44 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $9000: 2 horses; 3 milch cows; 11 sheep; 2 swine; value of animals slaughtered $30; 15 bushels wheat; 50 bushels oats; 150 bushels Irish potatoes; 400 lbs butter; 44 lbs wool; 20 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $250. Pgs. 19-20, line 2.)

Phyllis, 22 (@) Vermont

+Henry, 7 Vermont

Louisa, 4 Vermont

Ezra, infant Vermont

Betsy, 38 (born 1822) Vermont

+Sarah, 14 (born 1847) Vermont

+John R., 11 (born 1849) Vermont

[Margaret McLaughlin, 18 Teacher Vermont]

(1860 Ag Census: 25 Improved Acres, 0 Unimproved, Value $2000: 1 horse; 2 milch cows; 2 other cattle; 1 swine; value of animals slaughtered $25; 11 bushels wheat; 40 bushels oats; 70 bushels Indian corn; 65 bushels Irish potatoes; 600 lbs butter; 6000 lbs cheese; 25 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $100; value of livestock $135. Pgs 19-20, line 38.)

Catherine, 30 (@) Ireland

James, 12 Ireland

Bridget, 8 Ireland

Ellen, 6 Vermont

Catherine, 2 Vermont

Mary, 1 Vermont

John, infant Vermont

c/o Dorman Leavenworth household

c/o John Barber household

Maria Angeline (Steady), 40 (@) (born 8-9-1822) Canada

Sarah, 7 Vermont

Henry, 5 Vermont

Maria, 5 Vermont

Augusta, 3 Vermont

Augustus, 3 Vermont

Ruth, infant (born 6-6-1860) Vermont

(the mark of Maria Angeline Tatro)

Margaret, 66 (@) Canada

[Mitchell Tatro family]

c/o Amos Villemaire household

Mary, 31 Ireland

c/o Joseph Tatro household

(1860 Ag Census: 10 Improved Acres; 0 Unimproved; Value $700: 1 horse; 1 milch cow; value of animals slaughtered $25; 10 bushels peas & beans; 100 bushels oats; 25 bushels Indian corn; 30 bushels Irish potatoes; 1200 lbs butter; 8 tons hay; value of farm machinery and implements $50; value of livestock $125. Pgs 19-20, line 27.)

Frances, 36 (@) Vermont

Napoleon, 14 Vermont

Lucy, 10 Vermont

Mary, 7 Vermont

Edward, 6 Vermont

Joseph, 4 Vermont

[Josephine Dier, 10 Vermont]

[Gilbert Dier, 8 Vermont]

c/o Amos Tomlinson household

c/o Jonathan Foot household

c/o D.W. Hazard household

[+Ann Scott, 8 Pennsylvania]