David A. HORTON
Cornelia BABCOCK
Husband: David A. HORTON
Birth: 16 Apr 1816, New Lebanon, Columbia Co., New York
Death: 7 Apr 1895, Stanley, Chippewa Co., Wisconsin
Burial:
Father: Thomas HORTON Jr.
Mother: Charlotte LINSEY
Marriage: 21 Jul 1838, Broome Co., New York
Wife: Cornelia BABCOCK
Birth: 8 Aug 1819, Vestal, Broome Co., New York
Death: 28 Oct 1911, Stanley, Chippewa Co., Wisconsin
Burial:
Father: Henry BABCOCK
Mother: Agnes Nancy WESTON
Children:
1. Esther HORTON, b: 17 Sep 1839, Conklin, Broome Co., New York
2. Samuel Morgan HORTON, b: 20 Aug 1844, Vestal, Broome Co., New York
3. George HORTON, b: 8 Nov 1847, Vestal, Broome Co., New York
d: 1866, Potter Co., Pennsylvania
4. Rebecca M. HORTON, b: May 1849, Vestal, Broome Co., New York
5. William HORTON, b: 11 Jun 1851, Vestal, Broome Co., New York
6. Amanda A. HORTON, b: 24 Nov 1853,
Vestal, Broome Co., New York
7. Elizabeth Catherine HORTON, b: 31 Mar 1856, Oswago Twp., Potter Co.,
Pennsylvania
8. Clarinda L. HORTON, b: 21 Jul 1858, Oswago Twp., Potter Co., Pennsylvania
9. Victoria Wilhelmina HORTON, b: 27
Feb 1862, Wheaton Twp., Chippewa Co., Wisconsin
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Notes:
1840 Federal Census Data (M704_0266, Page 352), Conklin, Broome Co., New York
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NAME |
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< 5 |
5-9 |
10-14 |
15-19 |
20-29 |
30-39 |
40-49 |
50-59 |
60-69 |
70-79 |
80-89 |
90-99 |
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HORTON, D |
Males |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
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Females |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
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Indicates: |
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Number/ Sex |
Age |
Therefore Born |
Inferred |
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1 Male |
20 – 29 |
1811 – 1820 |
= David (b: 1816) |
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1 Female |
5 – 9 |
1831 – 1835 |
= Esther (b: 1839) ?? |
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1 Female |
20 – 29 |
1811 – 1820 |
= Cornelia (b: 1819) |
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1850
Federal Census Data (M432_0478, Page 465), Vestal, Broome Co., New York,
Enumeration Date 22-Oct-1850, Family #3719
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NAME |
Age |
Sex |
Occupation |
Real Estate |
POB |
In Sch. |
Marr. |
D, D, B, I, I, P, or C |
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HORTON, David |
34 |
M |
Shingle Maker |
--- |
NY |
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Cornelia |
31 |
F |
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NY |
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Ester |
10 |
F |
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NY |
X |
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Morgan |
5 |
M |
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NY |
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George |
3 |
M |
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NY |
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Rebecca |
1 |
F |
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IL |
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1860
Federal Census Data (M653_1177, Page 175), Oswago Twp., Potter Co.,
Pennsylvania,
Enumeration
Date: 2-Aug-1860, Family #845
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NAME |
Age |
Sex |
Col. |
Occupation |
Real Estate |
Pers. Estate |
POB |
In Sch. |
Marr |
D, D, B, I, I, P, C |
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HORTON, David |
44 |
M |
W |
Corn Labourer |
$700 |
$289 |
NY |
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Cornelia |
43 |
F |
W |
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NY |
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Morgan |
15 |
M |
W |
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NY |
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George |
13 |
M |
W |
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NY |
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Rebecca |
11 |
F |
W |
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NY |
X |
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William |
9 |
M |
W |
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NY |
X |
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Amanda |
6 |
F |
W |
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NY |
X |
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Elizabeth |
4 |
F |
W |
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PA |
X |
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Clarinda |
3 |
F |
W |
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PA |
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1870
Federal Census Data (M593_1705, Page 435A), Wheaton Twp., Chippewa Co.,
Wisconsin,
Enumeration
Date: 13-Jul-1870, Family #5
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NAME |
Age |
Sex |
Col. |
Occupation or Trade |
Real Estate |
Per. Estate |
POB |
In |
Marr |
D, D, B, I, I, P, or C |
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HORTON, David |
53 |
M |
W |
Farmer |
$1,000 |
$400 |
NY |
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Cornelia |
51 |
F |
W |
Keeping House |
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NY |
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Esther ? |
22 |
F |
W |
At Home |
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NY |
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William |
18 |
M |
W |
At School |
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NY |
X |
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Amandy |
16 |
F |
W |
At Home |
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NY |
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Elizabeth |
15 |
F |
W |
At Home |
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NY |
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Clarinda |
11 |
F |
W |
At Home |
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NY |
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Victoria |
8 |
F |
W |
At Home |
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WI |
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1880
Federal Census Data (T9_1419, Page 254A), Wheaton Twp., Chippewa Co., Wisconsin,
Enumeration Dist: 183, Enumeration Date: 7-Jun-1880,
Family #3
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NAME |
Age |
Sex |
Col. |
Relation |
M/S W/D |
Occupation |
POB |
Fa |
Mo POB |
In Sch |
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HORTON, David |
64 |
M |
W |
Self |
M |
Farming |
NY |
NY |
NY |
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Cornelia |
60 |
F |
W |
Wife |
M |
Keeping House |
NY |
NY |
NY |
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William |
28 |
M |
W |
Son |
S |
Farm Laborer |
NY |
NY |
NY |
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Amanda |
26 |
F |
W |
Daughter |
S |
At Home |
NY |
NY |
NY |
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By 1900, Cornelia was living with their daughter Amanda and her family.
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