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married Benjamin Jenkins per Lucinda Smith
per WWI regis. card: Frank is of medium height, medium build. As of Sept. 1918 he lived in St. Charles, Iowa and worked for Strait Electric, of St. Charles, Iowa, as a steam engineer.
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1860 Census shows Abner and Jane living with the family of John Vanderhoof. They are not yet married. Abner's occupation is "pudler." Puddling is a significant process in turning cast or raw metal iron into maleable or wrought iron. A Pudler would work with iron drawn from the furnace to expel the excess carbon from the iron, stirring, turning and layering it. Once puddled and drwn into bars you would have an iron whch could be "wrought" or made up into iron goods (wrought iron gates)
1880 census gives occupation as Huckster.
At time of WWI draft registration, Frank is a farmer in Idaho Falls, Idaho. He lists his brother Thomas as closest relative.
In 1860 Robert Moore is living with his birth family. Eliza Jane White, possible cousin to Henrietta is working for his family.
This is probably the Henrietta White that married Robert Moore on 25 Mar 1868 Vol C, p. 158.
per sister Hannah's obit: Joseph is living in Marathon City in 1911, he is a doctor, middle initial is 'L'
Per bother's obit - 1932 - Joseph is of Marathon City.
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Daughter of Martin and Rebecca Fadner
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per 1860 census - Wesley and Susanna are living with the family of William Fitzsimmons. Wesley is working as a blacksmith.
per 1870 Census, Wesley is a blacksmith.
per 1900 census Wesley is working as a tool maker.
Per Cheryl Hahn - Wesley Demouth appears in the Census in Pequannock Twsp in 1860
and Possibly 1870. Also that he served in Civil War. However he does not appear in the Ancestry.com listing of Civil War soldiers.Per Morristown, NJ directory 1890-91: Wesley was a blacksmith
Familysearch Batch # C512301also lists Wm Wesley B. 14 Jun 1867 to Wesley Demouth and Harret Ann
1900 census shows birth of 3 children, 2 living.
"D" is per Ancestry message board - message from Leslie Post, 14 Jan 2006, "Demouth/Levi Marriages"
Henry Vreeland and wife are listed on the same monument with Decatur Demouth.
On 1870 and 1880 census occupation is "farmer."
Ancestry message board - message from Leslie Post, 14 Jan 2006, "Demouth/Levi Marriages":
Dianne -- Thank you for your reply --- this is the same family that lived across the Clinton Brook from my grandfather , in Newfoundland , West Milford Twp. Passaic Co. NJ -- one of the Demouth daughters married Peter D. Vreeland --- the Vreeland and Post families are connected way back thiought the Eckhart Family ------ When I was growing up in the area ( Newfoundland ) - one of the Demouth daughter`s lived in the homestead and had a life right ( lived there with the Freeman Family ) but the life-right ended with her and the Freeman family was forced to move out at her death --- the property went back to some heirs and was bought by a member of the Vreeland family ---married Rev. Peter Vreeland 12 NOV 1856
1850 Census - Passaic Co., NJ, West Milford Township - Electa is living with the family of Daniel Higbie, clergyman. Form gives her birthplace As Penn. I believe this is an error.
Electa married Peter D. Vreeland and they stayed in West Milford, NJ, (at least through 1880) .
On 1880 Census occupation is laborer.
On 1880 Census her name is spelled "Effa."