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INTRODUCTION
WARNING: These pages should only be attempted if (1) you're trapped in the house with nothing else to do for a long, long time, or (2) you have no life except for genealogical research. There is a lot of information below on the family names COCK, COX, WATERS, WATROUS, WATERHOUSE, FORD, DAY, STEVENS, HERRICK, SCHOOLING, McCULLY, TEEPLES, and many others. However, there is no easy way to get at it. You can browse down the list, or you can ask your "Find" button to search for specific names. That's about it.
As you review the references, remember that I abstracted the information for my purposes, not yours. In other words, there might be information in a specific reference that would be of real interest to you, but it's not included in my abstract because it wasn't of interest to me. If something in an abstract strikes your fancy, by all means look up the original reference; there may be more data of use to you. If you can't find the original, contact me; I might have access to it.
It should go without saying that I don't guarantee any of the information below. For me, it was the raw data that I have analyzed, or am analyzing, elsewhere. Use it cautiously.
Good luck.
Sandy Wilbur

1. The Old and the New Monongahela.
This is written about Washington Co., Pennsylvania
Pp. 261-264, The Teeple Family.
"Christopher Teeple was born in New Jersey. He came to this country in 1775, and remained only a short time. Leaving his son Isaac, the old gentleman removed to Canada, where he died. Isaac purchased a hundred acres of land, known now as the Teeple homestead, in Horseshoe, in Carroll township. He bought it from Massah or Masiah Case, who was the father of Leonard Case... Isaac had five brothers and two sisters, but none of them, excepting one sister, settled in the neighborhood. Isaac married Catherine Castner on the farm owned by the Castner heirs in Horseshoe, on the 22nd day of November, 1788. Isaac was born near New Brunswick, New Jersey, August 28, 1760. His wife was born in Greensburg, Pa., or near that place, January 24, 1772. She was a daughter of Peter and Mary Magdaline Castner."
"Isaac live from his first coming to this country on the Teeple farm, where he died December 7, 1828. His wife died January 9, 1849, and was buried with the remains of her husband in the Columbia graveyard, but in later years both remains were removed to the Monongahela cemetery. Isaac had a large family of girls and boys. Jemima was born October 26, 1790. Peter and Christopher twins were born August 6, 1792; Mary, September 4, 1794; Joseph, December 13, 1797; Elijah, January 7, 1799; Elizabeth, February 27, 1801; Isaac, February 11, 1803; Michael, May 9, 1805; Catharine, March 29, 1807; Christina, April 9, 1809; Sarah Ann, October 29, 1812; Theresa, April 4, 1814."
"Christopher and Peter were twins and named after their grandfathers. They died in the state of Indiana

2. Land records-Michigan.
Jordan COX on l May 1839 acquired 80 acres of land through the Kalamazoo, Michigan, Land Office - located T1N R8W, section 14. [Document Number 23051 Kalamazoo Land Office]

3. E. Addison. 1931. Nebraska: the Land and the People. Chicago, Illinois: Lewis Publishing Company. 3.
"The pioneer schools of Iowa afforded John W. Armstrong his youthful education... He continued his residence in Iowa until 1882, on November 4th of which year he arrived at Calvert, Nemaha County, Nebraska, in which little village of that period he served as postmaster and where he eventually engaged in the under-taking business. Mr. Armstrong has been established in the hardware business at Auburn, Nemaha County, fr many years... Prior to leaving Iowa Mr. Armstrong had there been united in marriage with Miss Julia Stevens, of Mount Pleasant, that state, she being the daughter of the late Daniel and Mary (Cox) Stevens... the children of Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong: Eva is the wife of Ford Skeen, of Auburn, and they have two children, Alberta and Julia, the former of whom graduated from the University of Nebraska and is now a popular teacher in the public schools of Omaha. William Lester, who was for one year a student in the University of Nebraska, is now associated with his father in the hardware business at Auburn. He married Miss Mabel Majors, a daughter of John Majors and a niece of Colonel Thomas Majors, and the elder son of this union is William Lester Jr., who is, in 1926, a student in Kemper Military Academy at Booneville, Missouri, the younger son Paul Victor, being in the junior high school of Auburn. Laura Elizabeth is the wife of Dr. Edward James, who is engaged in the practice of dentistry at Stella, Richardson County. Ernest F., youngest of the children of the subject of this sketch, was born in Auburn and here received an early education by attending the public schools. In 1912 he graduated from the law department of the University of Nebraska, and his reception of the degree of Bachelor of Laws was forthwith followed by his admission to the bar of his native state. He is now one of the leading members of the bar of Nemaha County and in addition to being established in the practice of his profession at Auburn, the county seat, he has served continuously as county attorney since 1914, his present term expiring in January, 1927. He married Miss Grace Kidwell, and they have two children: Edward J. and Eugenia.
John W. Armstrong... represented the county in the Nebraska Legislature [note: as a Republican] in 1898, 1900, 1907, and 1921."

4. Anonymous. [Notage/Nottage in Maine census indices].
The following listings for NOTAGE/NOTTAGE were found in the federal census indices for Maine [married Rebecca COX]:
Prior to 1820 - None found
1820 - Henry NOTTAGE Vassalboro, Kennebeck Co., ME [p.508]
1830 - Henry NOTTAGE Vassalboro, Kennebeck Co., ME [p.112]
1840 - John NOTTAGE Athens, Somerset Co., ME [p.123]
William H. NOTTAGE Starks, Somerset Co., ME [p.283]
1850 - John NOTAZES Athens, Somerset Co. ME [p.15]
James NOTTAGE Starks, Somerset Co., ME [p.100]
William H. NOTTAGE Starks, Somerset Co., ME [p.114]

5. Anonymous. Obituary: Charles Alfred Riggs.
Charles Alfred RIGGS b. 25 May 1863 at Salem, Henry Co., IA; moved with his parents to Eddyville and then to Oskaloosa. He married 9 Mar 1887 at Mt. Pleasant, IA, Eva STEVENS. They moved to Nebraska [apparently Lincoln] that same year, and lived there until 1901, when they moved to Washington State.
In Washington, he was associated with the Puyallup Mercantile Company and the E. R. Rogers Company of Tacoma. In July 1909 the family moved to Los Angeles, where RIGGS was living when he died of heart failure 26 Nov ____.
Charles and Eva had three children:
-Naomi Evalyn RIGGS died in infancy; buried in Lincoln, NE
-Claire RIGGS, 11 years old at the time of his death
-Lucile RIGGS, 6 years old at the time of his death.
Eva [STEVENS] RIGGS was living in Los Angeles at the time of her husband's death. She was B. Evaline STEVENS, dau. of Daniel Boone STEVENS and Martha COX.

6. Anonymous. [Listers buried in Portland, Oregon].
Buried in Greenwood Hills Cemetery, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
Charles R. LISTER 1884-1945
Clare D. LISTER 1885-1931 "father"
Emma C. LISTER d. 1967 "mother"
Gertrude LISTER 1911-1989

7. Anonymous. Idaho Death Records 1911-1951.
Winfield S. WATERS 13 January 1847 to 1 March 1916; died Boise, Ada County, Idaho

8. Anonymous. Tennessee marriages.
20 February 1866 at Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee - Prudence Ann HOLT married Thomas F. SAFLEY

9. Anonymous. California Death Index.
From Ancestry.com version of the California Death Index:
Edna May WATERS nee PATTERSON born 19 December 1894 Iowa; died 28 February 1953, Los Angeles.
Frank A. WATERS died 7 February 1940 Los Angeles [NOTE: I think this is Edna's husband, but there is no birth date and the record says born Illinois, rather than Iowa.]

10. Anonymous. 1790. U. S. Federal Census - Chemung, Montgomery County, New York.
In 1790, the Walter WATERHOUSE household in Chemung, New York, had 1 male under 16, 3 males 16 or older, and 2 females. [This is the household of William WATERS' grandfather and father.]

11. Anonymous. 1790. U. S. Federal census - Montgomery Co., New York.
Federal census index 1790 - Montgomery County, New York, Town of Chemung
Walter WATERHOUSE 3 males 16 years or older; l male under 16; 2 females

12. Anonymous. 1800. U. S. Federal census - Romulus, Cayuga County, New York.
In the 1800 household of Walter WATERS [William WATERS' grandfather] were: 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-44 years, one male 45 or older, 1 female 45 or older.

Next door, the James WATERS household [brother of William WATERS' father] were: 1 male 26-44, 2 females under 10, and 1 female 16-25.

13. Anonymous. 1800. U. S. Federal census - Newtown, Tioga County, New York.
In the 1800 household of Walter WATERS [William WATERS' father] were: 2 males under 10, one male 26-44, 1 female under 10, and 1 female 26-44.

14. Anonymous. 1810. U. S. Federal census - Williamson, Ontario County, New York.
-Williamson, Ontario County
-William WATERS - 1 male 26-44, 1 female 26-44, 1 female under 10.
-William WATERS - 1 male 26-44, 1 female 16-26, 2 males under 10
-Walter WATERS - 1 male 26-44, 1 female 26-44, 1 male 16-25, 1 male 10-15, 5 males under 10, 1 female 10-15, and 1 female under 10
-Samuel WATERS - 1 male 16-25, 1 male 45 or older, 1 female 45 or older

15. Anonymous. 1810. U. S. Federal Census - Caledonia, Genesee County, New York.
Jordon COCK - 1 male under 10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 45 or more
1 female under 10, 4 females 10-15, 1 female 45 or more

16. Anonymous. 1820. New York 1820 census index.
Heads of Households, 1820 Census
-Caledonia, Genessee Co., NY (p.106) - Jorden COX - see separate reference for details
-Williamson, Ontario Co., NY (p.128, 132) - William WATERS, Walter WATERS - separate reference
-Hudson, Columbia Co., NY(p.42) - William WATERS
-Queensbury, Warren Co., NY (p.111) - William WATERS
-Salem, Washington Co. (p.185) - William WATERS

17. Anonymous. 1820. U. S. Federal census - Williamson, Ontario County, New York.
-Walter WATERS - 1 male under 10, 3 males 10-16, 1 male 16-26, l male 26-45
- 1 female under 10, 1 female 26-45
-William WATTERS - 3 males under 10, 1 male 26-45
- 2 females under 10, 1 female 10-16, 1 female 26-45
-Rachel WATTERS - 1 female 26 to 45
-Silas NASH - 1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26, 2 males 45 and over
- l female 16-26, 1 female over 45

18. Anonymous. 1820. U. S. Federal census - Caledonia, Genesee County, New York.
-Jorden COX - 1 male under 10, 1 male 26-45
- l female 10-16, 1 female 26-45
-Jonathan OAKLEY (next door to Jordan) - 1 male 10-16, 1 male 16-26, 1 male over 45
- 1 female over 45
-Isaac COX - 2 males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 1 male 16-26, 1 male 26-45
- 1 female under 10, 1 female 16-26, 1 female 26-45
-Samuel COX - 1 male 16-26, 1 male 26-45, 1 male over 45
- 1 female 16-26, 3 females 26-45, 1 female over 45
-James COX - 1 male 10-16, 1 male 26-45
- l female under 10, 1 female 26-45
-Levi COX - 2 males under 10, 2 males 10-16, 1 male 26-45
- 2 females under 10, 1 female 26-45

19. Anonymous. 1825. Birth records of the Society of Friends, Rochester, New York. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonroe/vr/friends.htm.
"The first meeting of the Society of Friends (also known as the Quakers) was held by Isaac and Aldrich Colvin in 1817. Meetings were held in the Colvin home for the first few years. Permission was granted to hold 'preparative meetings' in Rochester on the 18th day of the 10th month of 1821 (Quaker records are usually recorded in that style). Records still exist from that date. A building was finally constructed on the east side of Hughes St. (now N. Fitzhugh) in 1822. On the 25th day of the 11th month 1825 the Rochester Friends frmed a 'Monthly Meeting.' At that time, members were asked to list their birth date and also the birth dates of their children. Some members also added their birth place. The first part of that list is reproduced below. In 1828 the Rochester Friends split into two factions; Hicksite and Orthodox. The archives at the Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College has the Hicksite records through 1896 and the Orthodox records through 1901."
James COX 18th day 6th month 1768
Elizabeth COX 25th day 5th month 1788
Henry COX 30th day 12th month 1810
Phebe COX 13th day 10th month 1815
Jordan COX 18th day 6th month 1765
Mary COX 20th day 8th month 1799
Ambrose COX 7th day 6th month 1820
Joseph COX 6th day 6th month 1822
Dorothy COX 4th day 3rd month 1824
Sarah COX 15th day 5th month 1757
Philo COX 20th day 12th month 1806
Samuel COX 25th day 3rd month 1810
Joseph COX 14th day 12th month 1815
Elisha COX 24th day 2nd month 1818
Sarah COX 29th day 12th month 1819
Jane COX 16th day 2nd month 1823

20. Anonymous. 1830. U. S. Federal Census - Ashtabula County, Ohio.
Geneva, Ashtabula County, Ohio:
W. WATROUS - 1 male 15-19; 3 males 20-29; 1 male 60--69; 1 female 15-19; and 1 female 50-59.
W. WATROUS -1 male 20-29; 2 females under 5; and 1 female 20-29
[NOTE: this is Walter WATROUS, and son Walter WATROUS

Saybrook, Ashtabula County, Ohio:
William WATERS - 2 males under 5; 1 male 5-9; 1 male 30-39; 1 female under 5; 1 female 20-29.

21. Anonymous. 1830. U. S. Federal Census - Caledonia, Livingston County, New York.
Jordan COX - 0110000100000210001
Jonathon OAKLEY - 0000200001000000200

22. Anonymous. 1840. U. S. Federal Census - Geneva, Ashtabula County, Ohio.
Walter WATERS 0000000001000000000001
Harry WATERS
Horace WATERS

23. Anonymous. 1840. U. S. Federal Census - Bedford, Calhoun County, Michigan.
Mary COX household: 2 males under 5; 1 male 5-9; 2 males 15-19; 1 female 5-9; 2 females 10-14; 1 female 15-19; 1 female 40-49.

24. Anonymous. 1840. U. S. Federal Census - Sutton, Caledonia County, Vermont.
Isaac GORDON
1 male under 5; 1 male 5-9; 1 male 10-14; 1 male 50-59; 1 female 15-19; 1 female 40-49

Jacob B. GORDON
1 male 20-29; 1 female 20-29

25. Anonymous. 1840. U. S. Federal Census - Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio.
William COX
1 male 5-9; 1 male 10-14; 1 male 40-49; 2 females under 5; 2 females 5-9; 1 female 10-14; 1 female 15-19; 1 female 30-39.

26. Anonymous. 1840. U. S. Federal Census - Warrick County, Indiana.
Hart Township, Warrick County, Indiana:
William WATEROUS - 2 males under 5; 2 males 5-9; 1 male 10-14; 2 males 15-19; 1 male 40-49
l female 10-14; 1 female 30-39
Walter WATEROUS - 1 male under 5; 1 male 30-39; 1 female under 5; 2 females 5-9; 2 females 10-14;
l female 30-39
Jonas WATEROUS - 1 male under 5; 1 male 30-39; 1 female 5-9; 1 female 20-29
Levi COX - 1 male 20-29; 1 female 20-29

27. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - El Dorado County, California.
16 November 1850, Spanish Canyon, El Dorado County, Califonria
John WATERS, 19, born Ohio; miner

19 September 1850 - Cosumnes River, El Dorado County, California
John D. LOVE, 25, born Tennessee; miner
Samuel R. SCOTT, 27, born Ohio; miner
James LEWIS, 20, born Ohio; miner

9 October 1850, Mud Springs, El Dorado County, California
John D. LOVE, 26, born Tennessee; blacksmith

14 October 1850, Mud Springs, El Dorado County, California
Edward FORD, 35, in hotel; no birth info given. Also in hotel:
_____ THOMAS, 49
Ann THOMAS, 36

28. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Henry County, Iowa.
Family and neighbors listed in 1850 Henry County, Iowa, Census.
COX - New London Twp. - William, 52, carpenter, 1000 acres, b. New York; Elizabeth, 52, Pennsylvania; Jordan, 21, farmer, Canada; Catharine, 23, Canada; William, 19, farmer, Canada; Rachel 17, Canada; Elizabeth 13, Canada; Mary 11, Canada (in school); Martha 10, OH (in school); Julius 8, OH (in school); Rebecca 6, OH; Hannah 3, IA.

FORD - (In household with William COX) New London Twp. - Catherine, 24, b. Canada; Edward, 24, Scotland; Elizabeth, 6, OH; William A., 4, IA; Lucinda, 2, IA. [NOTE: Edward FORD was actually in California at this time.]

WATERS - New London Twp - James, 26, farmer, OH; Nancy Ann, 25, Canada; Chancey, 3, IA; Mary R., 1 month, IA.

WATERS - New London Twp. - Samuel, 28, farmer, New York; Mary, 29, OH; William B., 5, IN; Winfield S., 3, IN; Rachel A., 1, IA.

WATERS - New London Twp - William, 55, farmer, New York.

WATERS - New London Twp - Julius WATERS, 12, born Indiana; in household of James Lawrence, 24, farmer, born England.

TUCKER - Mount Pleasant Twp - Lampton TUCKER, 46, born Kentucky, laborer; Diana TUCKER, 46, born Tennessee; Faithy TUCKER, 15, born Kentucky; Martin TUCKER, 12, born Iowa; Eliza TUCKER, 10, born Iowa; William TUCKER, 9, born Iowa; James TUCKER, 7, born Iowa; Jackson TUCKER, 4, born Iowa; Minerva TUCKER, 6, born Iowa; Happy TUCKER (Lampton's mother), 90, born North Carolina.

29. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Bedford, Calhoun County, Michigan.
9 September 1850
Mary COX, 49, born Canada; $1000 real estate
Ambrose COX, son, 30, born New York; farmer
Phebe COX, daughter, 24, born New York
Benjamin COX, son, 17, born New York; farmer
Isaac COX, son, 12, born Michigan

30. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal census - Athens, Somerset County, Maine.
From the 1850 Federal Census - Athens, Somerset Co., Maine -
John Notage, 39, farmer, b. Maine [misspelled "Notaze"
Mahaly Notage, wife, 37, b. Maine
Abraham Notage, son, 11, b. Maine
Rebecca J. Notage, dau, 7, b. Maine
Mahala Notage, dau, 6, b. Maine

31. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Rock County, Wisconsin.
Turtle, Rock Co., Wisconsin - 19 August 1850
Alvin HERRICK, 51, born Massachusetts
Poline HERRICK, 47, Massachusetts
Emerson HERRICK, 17, Massachusetts
Curtis HERRICK, 15, Massachusetts
Mary HERRICK, 14, Massachusetts
Elisha HERRICK, 12, Massachusetts
Augustus HERRICK, 10, Massachusetts
De Forest HERRICK, 8, New York
Orra HERRICK, 6, Wisconsin
Laurines HERRICK, 1, Wisconsin

32. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Dane County, Wisconsin.
Oregon, Dane County, Wisconsin
D. S. BALDWIN, 71, b. Connecticut; farmer
Catherine BALDWIN, 55, b. New Brunswick
James BALDWIN, 20, born Canada West; farmer
Julius BALDWIN, 18, born Canada West; farmer
Anson BALDWIN, 14, born Canada West

Abram WILSON, 31, b. Canada West; farmer
Julia WILSON, 23, b. Canada West [NOTE: this is probably a BALDWIN daughter]
Julia M. WILSON, 2

33. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Walworth County, Wisconsin.
La Grange, Walworth County, Wisconsin - 19 August 1850
Ralph FORD, 30, born Scotland; farmer
Lucinda FORD, 28, b. Canada
Laura FORD, daughter, 7, b. Canada
D. FORD, son, 4, b. Canada
Julius FORD, son, 2, b. Canada

34. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Sutton, Caledonia County, Vermont.
19 August 1850 -
Jacob B. GORDON, 32, born New Hampshire; farmer
Betsey GORDON, 30, born Vermont
Hannah GORDON, 51, born New Hampshire
Robert GORDON, 18, born Vermont; in school
Lewis GORDON, 10, b. Vermont

35. Anonymous. 1850. U. S. Federal Census - Warrick County, Indiana.
Ohio, Warrick County, Indiana -
Walter WATERS, 50, born New York
Eunice WATERS, 45, born New York
Harriet WATERS, 18, born Ohio
Eliza WATERS, 15, born Ohio
Hester WATERS, 13, born Ohio
James WATERS, 12, born Ohio
Henry WATERS, 10, born Ohio
Angelina WATERS, 9, born Indiana
Harvey WATERS, 7, born Indiana
Phebe WATERS, 2, born Indiana

36. Anonymous. 1853. [Grand Jury selection]. Oregon Statesman (Salem, Oregon), 19 Jul 1853: p.2.
J. L. STARKEY and William COX were among those appointed to the Marion County, OR, grand jury, when the new District Court session started 3 Jul 1853.

37. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Josephine County, Oregon.
1860 Josephine Co., Oregon, census lists Jacob Cox, 32, miner, b. Ohio
GALICE PRECINCT
Samuel McCULLY, 48, farmer, New Brunswick; Catherine, 43, OH; J.F., 21, farm laborer, OH; W.A., 15, farm laborer, OH; D.F., 18, housekeeper, OH.

Kerbyville, 16 June 1860
A. W. WATERS, 26, farmer, OH; M.A., 21, OH; W.S (male)., 3, OR; M.C.(female), 1, OR.
William WATERS, 65, farmer, New York
John M. WATERS, 29, farmer, OH; N.E. (Nancy), 27, TN; M.J. (Mary Jane), 6, OR; R.A. (Rachel Ann), 5, OR; K.E., female, l, OR.

KERBYVILLE
James HENDERSHOTT, 29, farmer, IL; H.J., 27, OH; M.A., 10, IA; M.J., 8, IA. A. J. VINCENT also in household.
S. B. HENDERSHOTT, 28, Jailor, IL.

38. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - New London, Henry County, Iowa.
Census taken in July 1860

James WATERS, 35, farmer, born Ohio, no real estate, personal estate $700
Nancy WATERS, wife, 35, born Upper Canada
Mary WATERS, daughter, 10, born Iowa
William WATERS, son, 4, born Iowa

Samuel WATERS, 37, farmer, born New York; real estate $3000, personal property $1000
Mary WATERS, wife, 38, born Ohio
Winfield WATERS, son, 13, born Indiana
Rachel WATERS, daughter, 11, born Iowa
Keziah WATERS, daughter, 8, born Iowa
John WATERS, son, 5, born Iowa
James WATERS, son, 4, born Iowa
Thomas WATERS, son, 1, born Iowa
Nancy KETCHUM, mother-in-law, 70, born New York

William COX, 61, born New York; real estate $200, personal property $300
Betsy COX, wife, 55 (or 58?), born Pennsylvania
Julius COX, son, 19, born Ohio; brickmaker
Rebecca COX, daughter, 16, born Ohio
Hannah COX, daughter, 12, born Iowa
Amy COX, daughter? 10, born Iowa
Anna COX, daughter? 7, born Iowa

39. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Nebraska City, Otoe County, Nebraska Territory.
Daniel B. STEVENS, 31, born Ohio; brickworker; real estate $200, personal property $800
Martha STEVENS, wife, 22, born Ohio
Julia STEVENS, daughter, 6, born Iowa
William H. H. WATERS, 24, born Ohio; laborer
Julius COX, 20, born Ohio; laborer

40. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Siskiyou County, California.
26 June 1860 Yreka, Siskiyou County, California
Robert A. GORDON, 28, born Vermont; farmer; $300 real estate, $365 personal property
Emily C. GORDON, wife, 32, born Canada
Lillias GORDON, daughter, 5, born California
Sarah H. GORDON, daughter, 4, born California
Lewis G. GORDON, 2, son, born California
Esther GORDON, daughter, 3 months, born California

Shasta Valley, Siskiyou County, California
Elizabeth FORD, 16, born Iowa; "domestic" in household of Elias Stone, age 56 [NOTE: this is the daughter of Catherine COX and Edward FORD, I think.]

41. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Natomas, Sacramento County, California.
Ed FORD, 45, b. England (sic); laborer; in household with Jas THOMAS, 55, b. England, and Ann THOMAS, 40, b. England

William FORD, 15, born Iowa; in the household of Isaac Wilson, farmer. [NOTE: this is probably the son of Catherine COX and Edward FORD]

42. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Russian River, Sonoma County, California.
Jordan COX, 31, carpenter; born Canada
Faithy Ann COX, wife, 24; born Kentucky
William COX, son, 4; born California
Abner COX, son, 1; born California

43. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Johnstown, Barry County, Michigan.
22 June 1860
Benjamin COX, 24, born New York; farmer; $2500 real estate, $545 personal property
Isaac COX, brother, 21, born Michigan
Ambrose COX, brother, 40, born New York; $2400 real estate, $736 personal property
Mary COX, mother, 65, born Canada

44. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Augusta, Des Moines County, Iowa.
1860 - Augusta, Des Moines Co., Iowa
Ransom DAY, 32, carpenter, b. ca 1827 in Ohio, $400/200 (real estate/personal)
Rachel DAY, wife, 28, ca 1831, b. Canada West
Agora DAY, 9, 1850, Iowa
Andrew J. DAY, 7, 1852, Iowa
James H. DAY, 6, 1853, Iowa
Ellen DAY, 1, 1858, Iowa

45. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Lane County, Oregon.
3 July 1860 - Siuslaw, Lane County, Oregon
W. W. COX, 29, born Canada; carpenter

46. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Rockport, Luce Twp, Spencer County, Indiana.
19 July 1860 Rockport, Indiana
Julius WATTERS [=WATERS], 29, saddler; boarder with the GLENNs
Morgan GLENN, 53, born North Carolina; boardinghouse landlord
Cassena GLENN, wife, 32, born Indiana
Maria GLENN, daughter, 21, born Indiana
Sally M. GLENN, , 1, Indiana
Mary A. GLENN, 3
Thomas D. GLENN, 24

47. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Linn County, Oregon.
Peoria, Linn County, Oregon - June 1860
Henry McCARTNEY, 52, born Tennessee; farmer
Margaret McCARTNEY, 48, Kentucky
John McCARTNEY, 22, Indiana; farmer
Sarah McCARTNEY, 18, Illinois
William McCARTNEY, 15, Illinois
Charles McCARTNEY, 13, Illinois
Sophia McCARTNEY, 10, Illinois

48. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Exira, Audubon County, Iowa.
Alvin HERRICK, 61
Polina HERRICK, 58
Elisha D. HERRICK, 22
Augustus C. HERRICK, 20
De Forest J. HERRICK, 17
Orra HERRICK, 16
Laurins C. HERRICK, 11

49. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Dane County, Wisconsin.
Oregon, Dane County, Wisconsin - 29 June 1860
Ralph FORD, 41, b. Scotland; farmer; $1880 real estate, $400 personal property
Lucinda FORD, 38, b. Canada West
James FORD, 15, b. Canada West; farmer
Julius FORD, 18, b. Canada West
Julia FORD, 9, b. Wisconsin
Ella FORD, 6, b. Wisconsin
Ida FORD, 4, b. Wisconsin
Edward FORD, 2, b. Wisconsin

50. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Fremont County, Iowa.
Sidney, Fremont County, Iowa - 27 June 1860
Elias STEVENS, 25, born Ohio; brickmaker {he was listed with a lawyer, J. A. Farony?}

51. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Somerset County, Maine.
Athens, Somerset County, Maine -
John NOTTAGE, 49; laborer
Mary J. NOTTAGE, 38
John F. NOTTAGE, 10
Active NOTTAGE, 7
Catherine NOTTAGE, 4
Stillman M. NOTTAGE, 1

52. Anonymous. 1860. U. S. Federal Census - Jackson County, Iowa.
South Fork, Jackson County, Iowa -
Walter WATERS, 59, born New York; farmer
Eunice WATERS, 54
James WATERS, 23, born Ohio; farmer
Angeline WATERS, 20
Harvey WATERS, 19, born Indiana
Henry WATERS, 16
Phebe WATERS, 12

53. Anonymous. 1864. Married (W.B.Waters and Mary M'Cooey). Oregon Statesman (Salem, Oregon), 29 Aug 1864: p.2.
Married 21 Aug 1864 near Brownsville, Oregon, by A. E. Ellis, j.p. - W. B. Waters and Miss Mary M'Cooey.

54. Anonymous. 1864. Obituary - William Waters. Commerical Press April 1864:
From the Wayne Co., New York, GenWeb site
THE COMMERCIAL PRESS
April 1864

Obituary
-On the evening of the 19th of March 1864, Mr. William Waters, closed his eyes upon the bright scenes of this life, to awaken no more upon this side of the grave; that so coldly awaits the comeing of all the living. He was one of those hardy and adventurous Pioneers who made the first opening in the vast wilderness that then bordered the shores of Lake Ontario; but is now the abode of thousands of happy denizens who have no realizing sense of the privations, sufferings, toil, and self denials, of those brave men and women, who so valiantly laid the foundations of their prosperity and happiness. The subject of this notice was born in Yorkshire, England; and imigrated to America in 1804, and adjourned for a season in Geneva, Ontario Co., N.Y. In 1806 he came to the town of Williamson, and wending his way through the unbroken forest, till he at length found a spot suitable for a residence for one of his indomitable resolution: purchased a lot and settled on the wild shore of the lake, where he built a log cabin, and commenced the life of an independent farmer; which he pursued successfully till competency and old age invited him to retire from the cares of business. Though an alien by birth, he was an American at heart, and supported with becoming zeal and firmness the Republican instutions of his adopted country.
He was highly respected, held several important offices in the town; reared a large family most of whom are living, respected and esteemed; and died at the advanced age of 84 years.

55. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Douglas County, Oregon.
At Gardiner, Douglas County, Oregon - 1870 census
William COX age 39, born Canada; carpenter
Mary COX, wife, age 24, born Illinois
Deborah COX, age 6, b. Oregon
Elizabeth COX, age 4, b. Oregon
John COX, age 2, b. Oregon

56. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Wasco County, Oregon.
Fifteen Mile - 1870
-William B. CAMPBELL, 54, farmer, b. Massachusetts
Frances, 44, b. VA
William, 19, b. OR
Ellen V., 7, b. OR

East of Deschutes, Scots Postoffice - 1870
-John McCULLEY, 29, PA, farmer
Margaret McCulley, 18, OR
William McCulley, 7 months, OR

-John M. WATERS, 29, OR, farmer
Nancy E. Waters, 37, TN
Mary Jane Waters, 15, OR
Rachel A. Waters, 14, OR
John H. Waters, 9, OR
William W. Waters, 4, OR
George D. Waters, 10 months, OR [born Sept]
In Same Household-
-William McCULLY, 25, OH, farmer
Nancy J. McCully, 22, IA
Clara McCully, 1, OR

57. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Henry County, Iowa. 21 July 1870.
In Center Township, Henry County, Iowa - 21 July 1870:
Ransom DAY, 43, carpenter, b. Ohio; no real estate, personal worth $150
Rachel DAY, wife, 36, b. Canada West
Andrew J. DAY, son, 17, Iowa, brickworker
James DAY, son, 15, Iowa, brickworker
Ella DAY, daughter, 11, Iowa, in school
George E. DAY, son, 6, Iowa, in school
Lizzie DAY, daughter, 5, Iowa, in school
Julius G. DAY, son, 2, Iowa

In New London, Henry County, Iowa -
William COX, 72, born New York; carpenter; $400 real estate, $200 personal property
Elizabeth COX, wife, 65, born Pennsylvania
Rebecca COX, daughter, 26, born Ohio
Dora COX, 2, born Iowa [NOTE: this is probably Rebecca's daughter]

In Mt. Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa - 15 July 1870 -
Thomas E. STEPHENS, 39, born Ohio; farmer; $10,000 real estate (is this correct?), $500 personal property
Elizabeth STEPHENS, wife, 35, born Canada
Charles D. STEPHENS, son, 11, born Iowa
William F. STEPHENS, son, 8, born Iowa

In Wayland, Jefferson Twp, Henry County, Iowa - 2 August 1870 -
Lewis BROTZER, 38, b. Darmstadt
Caroline BROTZER, wife, 37, born Prussia
Hulda BROTZER, dau, 13, born Iowa
Frank BROTZER, son, 12, born Iowa
Otto BROTZER, son, 10, born Iowa
Albert BROTZER, son, 5, born Iowa
Lewis BROTZER, son, 2, born Iowa
Amy BROTZER, dau, 5 months, born Iowa

New London, Henry County, Iowa
Samuel WATERS, 47, New York, farmer; $9400 real estate, $300 personal property
Mary WATERS, wife, 48, born Ohio
Rachel A. WATERS, daughter, 21, Iowa
Nancy R. WATERS, daughter, 18, Iowa
John N. WATERS, son, 16, Iowa
James M. WATERS, son, 14, Iowa
Samuel F. WATERS, son, 11, Iowa
Charles WATERS, son, 4, Iowa

58. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Nebraska City, Otoe County, Nebraska.
G. NORTH, 62, born England; jeweler
W. (or N?) NORTH, wife, 53, born England
E. (M?) NORTH, daughter, 26, born England

W. H. H. WATERS, 34, born Ohio; printer
E. E. WATERS, wife, 26, born England
F. WATERS, son, born Nebraska

S. WATERS, 23, born Indiana; lawyer [Winfield Scott WATERS?]

59. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Butte, Siskiyou County, California.
28 August 1870
Robert A. GORDON, 38, farmer
Catherine GORDON, wife, 42
Lillias GORDON, daughter, 15
Sarah H. GORDON, daughter, 14
Lewis GORDON, son, 12
Martha GORDON, daughter, 8
Joseph GORDON, son, 5

60. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Johnstown, Barry County, Michigan.
12 July 1870
Ambrose COX, 50, born New York; farmer; $5000 real estate, $800 personal property
Mary COX, wife, 27, born New York
Mary E. COX, daughter, 6, born Michigan
Benjamin COX, son, 4, born Michigan
Adelia M., COX, daughter, 2, born Michigan

Benjamin COX, 37, born New York; farmer; $3000 real estate, $500 personal property
Hannah A. COX, wife, 38, born New York
Alma L. COX, daughter, 9, born Michigan
Arilla A. COX, daughter, 6, born Michigan
Isaac S. COX, brother, 32, born Michigan; farmer

61. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal census - Sonoma County, California.
Household of Jordan COX - Russian River, Sonoma Co., California
Jordan COX, 42, Carpenter, 1000/100 (land and property?), b. Canada
Fathy A. COX, 35, b. Kentucky
William COX, 14, b. California
Mary E.? COX, 8, b. California
?Anna? COX, 6, b. California
Martha COX, 4, b. California

62. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Montana, Labette County, Kansas.
Julius S. WATERS, 33, born Indiana; lawyer; $2000 real estate, $350 personal property

63. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Linn County, Oregon.
Harrisburg, Linn Co., Oregon
Abner W. WATERS, 36, born Ohio, drover; real estate $1200, personal property $700
Sarah A. WATERS, wife, 26, Illinois
Winfield S. WATERS, son, 14, Oregon
Mary C. WATERS, daughter, 11, Oregon
Edward D. WATERS, son, 8, Oregon

64. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Cass County, Nebraska.
Elmwood, Cass County, Nebraska
James WATERS, 45, farmer; real estate $1000, personal property $400
Nancy WATERS, wife, 46
William WATERS, son, 13

65. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Marion County, Oregon.
Salem, OR - 1870
In Asa McCULLY household:
W. WATTERS, 24, born Iowa; laborer

66. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Lake County, California.
Upper Lake, Lake County, California
J. P. SCHOOLING, 53, b. ca 1817, Kentucky; farmer
Eliza J. SCHOOLING, 52, Kentucky
Oliver B. SCHOOLING, 21, Missouri
William E. SCHOOLING, 20, Missouri
Coleman SCHOOLING, 18, Missouri
Melinda SCHOOLING, 15, Missouri

NOTE: In Hamilton, Butte County, California, there was a W. E. SCHOOLING, age 26, born Missouri, an arborer, who I suspect is another child of J. P. and Eliza SCHOOLING

67. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Dane County, Wisconsin.
Oregon, Dane County, Wisconsin - 19 August 1870
Ralph FORD, 50, b. Scotland; farmer; $3000 real estate, $1980 personal property
Lucinda FORD, 46, b. Upper Canada
James R. FORD, 23, b. Upper Canada; farmer
Julia FORD, 19, b. Wisconsin
Ella FORD, 16, b. Wisconsin
Ida FORD, 14, b. Wisconsin
Edward FORD, 12, b. Wisconsin
Frederick FORD, 7, b. Wisconsin
Edna FORD, 2, b. Wisconsin

68. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Gold Run, Placer County, California.
15 June 1870 -
Edward FORD, 55, born Scotland; house carpenter
Emma FORD, 47, b. England
Louisa FORD, 22, b. Iowa [NOTE: is this Edward's daughter Lucinda?]

69. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - Lane County, Oregon.
Forks of the Willamette, Lane County, Oregon - 27 July 1870
Henry NOTTAGE [a.k.a. Abraham H. Nottage], 30, born Maine; farmer - shown in the household of his brother-in-law Martin Van Buren LEACH and family.

NOTE: elsewhere (reference misplaced) I saw that Abraham Nottage's grandfathers were Henry NOTTAGE and Abram NASON.

70. Anonymous. 1870. U. S. Federal Census - South Fork, Jackson County, Iowa.
Walter WATROUS, 70, widow, born New York
Henry WATROUS, 25, born Ohio
Phoebe WATROUS, 23, born Indiana
[next door]
Martin ESTY, 38
Elizabeth ESTY, 31

71. Anonymous. 1871. Birth records (Cox). Russian River Flag (Healdsburg, CA), 16 Nov 1871: p.2.
Born: COX--In Windsor (Sonoma Co., CA), 12 Nov 1871, a son, to Jordan Cox and wife

72. Anonymous. 1872. Born (Cox). Russian River Flag (Healdsburg, CA), 21 Nov 1872: p.2.
Born: COX--In Windsor (Sonoma Co., CA), 14 Nov 1872, a son, to Jordan Cox and wife.

73. Anonymous. 1872-1915. (News clippings from the scrapbooks of Elizabeth North Waters and Elinor Waters Knighton). Most of these have no dates or other citation.

(a). COMMANDED FIRST REGIMENT OF OREGON INFANTRY
Capt. A. W. WATERS d. Weiser, ID, 20 Mar ___, buried Weiser Cemetery; had been partially paralyzed for two years; b. Ashtabula Co., OH 30 Nov 1833; went to CA when 16, stayed a year, then went to OR where he stayed until 1900 move to ID; survived by wife, son, daughter, and two grandchildren.
Capt. of First Regiment of OR Infantry 1864; U. S. Marshall for 6 years (under President Harrison); 2 terms as State Senator from Multnomah Co., OR; practiced law for 30 years; Mason; Knight Templar; organized George Wright Post of G.A.R. in Portland 1876.

(b). Obituary, Hannah Keziah WATERS McCULLY
Died in Portland, body brought to Salem; accompanied to Salem by A. B. CROASMAN and family; Mrs. A. CRANE and her daughter; A. L. McCULLY and family; Dr.Clarence CRANE of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. William HARDER; Mr. and Mrs. William CRANE; Mr. and Mrs. P. P.DABNEY (all of Portland); and J. D. McCULLY of Joseph, OR.

(c). DEATH OF MRS. McCULLY [Hannah Keziah WATERS McCULLY, Oregonian 2 Aug 1905]
Died 1 Aug 1905 at the home of her dau. Mrs. A. B. CROASMAN (470 Columbia Street, Portland) after a two week illness. She was b. 1828 Ashtabula, OH; m. Asa A. McCULLY 5 Sep 1848

(d). Photo of first hotel in Burns, OR
In 1886, the hotel was operated by B. R. Porter. "The land office which then occupied part of the building wa in charge of Capt. A.W. WATERS."

(e). Obituary -Mrs. Mary WATERS
Mary WATERS, wife of Samuel WATERS of New London, Henry Co., IA, d. of consumption 11 Apr 1876, age 54 yrs 7 mo 18 days.

(f). Death Notice - WATERS
Mrs. John H. [M.?] WATERS of Brownsville, OR, "whose husband is prominent and wealthy resident" died suddenly of "a congestive chill".

(g). LISTER-WATERS
W. L. LISTER and Allie WATERS m. Thanksgiving night at 1st Presbyterian Church; will live at 151 North 17th.

74. Anonymous. 1873. Death notices (Cox). Russian River Flag (Healdsburg, CA), 21 Aug 1873: p.3.
Died: COX--In Windsor (Sonoma Co., CA), 16 Aug 1873, Martha Ann Cox, dau. of Jordan Cox and wife; aged 7 years 6 months and 20 days.

75. Anonymous. 1874. Died (Edward T. Waters). Daily Oregonian (Portland, Oregon), 20 Jul 1874: p.2.
Died in Polk Co., Oregon, 7 July 1874, Edward T. Waters, son of William and Mary E. Waters, age 11 yrs 11 mos.

76. Anonymous. 1875. Died [William Waters]. Weekly Mercury (Portland, Oregon), 13 Feb 1875:
"Died. In this city, Feb. 9th [1875], Mr. William Watters [sic], in his 80th year. Deceased was the father of Mrs. A. A. McCully, of this city. He came to this state in 1853. The remains were taken to Harrisburg on Wednesday for interment, where he had formerly resided."

77. Anonymous. 1876. Died (William H. Waters). Daily Oregonian (Portland, Oregon), 23 Dec 1876: p.4.
Died at St. Vincent's Hospital, Portland,OR, 20 Dec 1876, William H. Waters, age 46(?-date unclear). Funeral services to be held at Catholic church.

78. Anonymous. 1878. History of Ashtabula County, Ohio. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Williams Brothers.
P. 231 - Orwell Twp., Ashtabula Co., Ohio - William Waters was one of the earliest settlers (1818) of Orwell Twp. He came from Chenango County, New York. Three-four years later, moved to Rome, OH. [NOTE: this William WATERS is not in the Walter WATROUS line, but coming from Chenango County he could be fairly closely related.]

79. Anonymous. 1878. [Oliver D. Schooling]. Modoc Independent (Alturas? California), 9 March 1878:
Notice that U. S. homestead patents were at the U. S. Land Office in Susanville; one of them was for Oliver D. Schooling.

80. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Douglas County, Oregon.
At Camas Valley, Douglas County, Oregon - 1880 census
William COX, age 49, house carpenter, born Canada; father born New York, mother born New Jersey. No family shown with him; widowed.

At Gardiner, Douglas County, Oregon - 1880 census
Abraham NOLAGE [NOTTAGE], age 40, born Maine; farmer laborer; both parents b. Maine
Rebecca J.NOLATE [NOTTAGE] - note: Rebecca COX], age 36, born Ohio; father b. New York, mother b. Canada.
Also in NOLAGE household: John Q. COX, age 11, parents born Canada and Maine [NOTE: this is the son of William COX, Rebecca's brother, who in 1880 was in Camas Valley. The 1870 census gives his mother's birthplace as Illinois, not Maine.] He is listed as a "servant!"

Other NOTTAGE relatives in Gardiner:
Stillman M. NOTAGE, single, 21, born Iowa, lumberman, parents both born in Maine
[NOTE: This was a boarding house record; lots of other lumbermen, but no family.]

Martin V. LEACH, 43, b. Ohio, farmer, parents both born Vermont
Rebecca J. LEACH, 32, b. Maine; parents both born Maine [NOTE: She is a NOTTAGE, Abraham's sister.}
Mhala M. Leach, dau, 16, b. OR; father b. Ohio, mother b. Maine
Mary E. Leach, dau, 13, b. OR
Lenoria J. Leach, dau, 11, OR
John S. Leach, son, 9, OR
Arilla B. Leach, dau, 7, OR
Francis M. Leach, son, 5, OR
Ida R. Leach, dau, 3, OR
Beckey J. Leach, dau, 1, OR

81. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Linn County, Oregon.
#98 North Brownsville Precinct - 1880
John M. WATERS, 49, b. OH; miller/flour mill operator
Nancy E. WATERS, 48, TN; parents b. TN
John H. WATERS, 18, b. OR; clerk
William W. WATERS, 13, b. OR; student
J. H. MOORE, brother-in-law, 51; b. TN; parents b. TN; farmer. NOTE: John H. MOORE was b. ca 1829 in Tennessee; brother to Robert Monroe MOORE, Nancy E. (MOORE) WATERS, and Annie (MOORE) CURTIS.

#96 North Brownville
J. B. R. MORELOCK, 32, b. TN; parents b. TN; miller of flour
Mary J. MORELOCK, 25; b. OR; parents OH and TN
Amy E. MORELOCK, 2, b. OR
Omer MORELOCK, 1, b. OR
NOTE: Mary J(ane) is dau. of John and Nancy (MOORE) WATERS

#57 City of Harrisburg
William R. CARTWRIGHT, 25, b. OH (?); store clerk
Rachel A. CARTWRIGHT, 24, b. OR; parents b. IA and MO
NOTE: Rachel is dau of John and Nancy (MOORE) WATERS

82. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Salem, Marion County, Oregon.
Salem Precinct #75 - boarders in hotel
George WATERS, 12, born Nebraska; parents both born Ohio; bell boy
W. H. WATERS, 45, born Ohio; both parents born Ohio; writer for newspaper

83. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Amity, Yamhill County, Oregon.
Household of Asa A. McCULLY: Asa, age 62, farmer, born New Brunswick, father probably born N.B., mother born Maine; Hannah, 59, both parents born New York; brother Samuel, 68, widower; brother John W., 58. Clarence CRANE, grandson. Frank WATERS, nephew, 15, born Nebraska.

84. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Cass County, Nebraska.
Census for Salt Creek, Cass Co., Nebraska - 1880
James WATERS, 55, born Ohio, farmer, both parents b. New York
Nancy WATERS, wife, 56, b. Canada; father b. New York, mother b. Pennsylvania
William S. WATERS, son, 22, b. Iowa; parents b. Ohio and Canada.

85. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Johnstown, Barry County, Michigan.
4 June 1880
Ambrose COX, farmer
Mary COX, wife, 36
Mary E. COX, daughter, 15
Benjamin J. COX, son, 14
Adelia COX, daughter, 11
Lydia L. COX, daughter, 9
Rosa B. COX, daughter, 8

Benjamin COX
Hannah COX, wife, 48
Alma COX, daughter, 18
Arilla A. COX, daughter, 15
Frank J. COX, son, 8

86. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Henry County, Iowa.
Wayland, Jefferson Township, Henry County, Iowa - 16 June 1880
Julius COX, 39, born Ohio; farmer
Hulda COX, wife, 25, born Iowa; parents born Germany
Caroline BROTZER, mother-in-law, 46, born Germany
Albert BROTZER, brother-in-law, 14, born Iowa

New London, Henry County, Iowa -
Charles STEPHENS, 21, born Iowa; farmer; father born Ohio, mother born Canada
Josie STEPHENS, wife, 20, born Iowa; parents born Virginia

Canaan, Henry County, Iowa
John N. WATERS, 25, born Iowa
Sarah WATERS, wife, 24, born Iowa; father born North Carolina, mother born Indiana
Fred WATERS, son, 1, born Iowa

New London, Henry County, Iowa
Samuel WATERS, age 57, farmer [misspelled WATTERS]
Rachel WATERS, daughter, age 32, born Iowa
Thomas WATERS, son, age 21, born Iowa; farmer
Charles WATERS, son, age 13, born Iowa

87. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas.
1880 - Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas
Ransom DAY, 53, carpenter, b. Ohio; father born Virginia, mother born Kentucky
Rachel DAY, 47, b. Canada; father born New York, mother born Pennsylvania
George E. DAY, 16, brick worker, b. Iowa
Elizabeth DAY, 15, b. Iowa
Julius Grant DAY, 11, b. Iowa

Next door to Ransom and Rachel:
Andrew J. DAY, 27, railroad laborer, b. Iowa
Jane DAY, wife, 24, b. Indiana; parents b. New York and Indiana
B___, son, age 3, b. Iowa

Next door on other side of Ransom and Rachel:
James H. DAY, 25, railroad laborer, b. Iowa
Elizabeth R. DAY, wife, 26, b. Iowa, parents b. Pennsylvania and Iowa
Morris R. DAY, 6, b. Iowa
William W. DAY, 3, b. Iowa
Martha R. DAY, 1, b. Kansas

88. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., California.
Household of John S. Cook - Healdsburg, Sonoma Co., California
John S. COOK, 26, teamster, b. California; mother b. Maine; father b.p. not given
Emma E. COOK, wife, 16, b.CA; parents b. Canada and Kentucky
Fathy A. COX, 45, mother-in-law, b. Kentucky; parents born North Carolina and Georgia.
NOTE: No indication of Jordan being in Sonoma Co., although family records say he was still alive this date.

89. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Siskiyou County, California.
At Table Rock, Siskiyou County, California - 3 June 1880
Lewis GORDON, single, 22, born California; farmer; father born Vermont, mother born Ohio (actually, Canada) - This is a son of Catherine COX and Robert GORDON.

90. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Modoc County, California.
Adin, Modoc County, California:
Robert GORDON, 48, b. Vermont; occupation tailor; both parents b. New Hampshire
Catherine GORDON, wife, 52, b. Canada; father b. New York, mother b. Pennsylvania
Joseph C. GORDON, son, 15, b. California

91. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal census - Houston County, Minnesota.
Brownsville, Houston County, Minnesota:
Ralph FORD, 60, b. Scotland; farmer; both parents b. Scotland
Lucinda FORD, wife, 57, b. Canada; father b. Connecticut, mother b. Nova Scotia
Ella FORD, 24, b. Wisconsin
Fred FORD, 18, b. Wisconsin

92. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Adin, Modoc County, California.
4 June 1880
O. B. SCHOALING [=SCHOOLING], 32, born Missouri; farmer; father born Missouri, mother b. Kentucky
Lillias B. SCHOOLING, 25, born California; father born Vermont, mother born Canada
Leonard B. SCHOOLING, son, 6, born California
Ernest SCHOOLING, son, 4, born California
Robert SCHOOLING, son, 3, born California
Albert SCHOOLING, son, 1, born California

93. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Rogue River, Curry County, Oregon.
John SMITH, 26, born Wisconsin; laborer
Deborah SMITH, wife, 17, born Oregon
NOTE: I have recorded this because it is possible that this is the daughter of William W. COX. She is the correct age, and not far from where she was living in Douglas County. I have no other reason to believe it is her, however.

94. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Coquille, Coos County, Oregon.
9 June 1880
Dora M. COX, 12, born Iowa; both parents born Iowa; nurse to Bender children
Edward BENDER, 40, born Maryland; business manager
Otilla S. BENDER, wife, 26, born Maryland
August H. BENDER, son, 2, born Oregon
Ernest E. BENDER, son, 1, born Oregon

NOTE: I think this is the daughter of Rebecca COX, born in Iowa before she was married to Abraham NOTTAGE.

95. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Hamilton County, Nebraska.
District 99, Hamilton County, Nebraska
Winfield S. WATERS, 31, farmer
Anna M. WATERS, wife, 27; born Pennsylvania; parents born Pennsylvania
Samuel A. WATERS, son, 5, born Nebraska
James A. WATERS, son, 4, Nebraska
Truman A. WATERS, son, 1, Nebraska
Mary E. WATERS, daughter, 2 months, Nebraska

There were several FRY families in the area. Probably Anna's parents were in Union, District 94:
Samuel H. FRY, 53, born Pennsylvania; farmer
Mary M. FRY, 49, born Pennsylvania

96. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Hamilton County, Nebraska.
Hamilton, Hamilton County, Nebraska
Frank M. JACKSON, 26, born Indiana; parents born Ohio; farmer
Nancy K. JACKSON, 28, Iowa; father born New York, mother born Ohio
Mary E. JACKSON, daughter, 1, Nebraska

97. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Otoe County, Nebraska.
Nebraska City, Otoe County, Nebraska - 5 June 1880
Elizabeth WATERS, 45 born England; parents born England
Lella WATERS, 13, born Nebraska
Fred WATERS, 6, born Nebraska

Edna NORTH, 65, born England; parents born England
Jim BERKLY, 45, born Kentucky; parents born Kentucky [NOTE: this is Edna's son-in-law]
Anna BERKLY, 38, born Ireland; father born Ireland, mother born England [NOTE: Edna's daughter]
Elizabeth BERKLY, 3, born Nebraska

98. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Multnomah County, Oregon.
District 140, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon
Abner WATERS, 45, Deputy U. S. Marshall
Sarah WATERS, 36, born Illinois
Winfield WATERS, 23, leather dealer
Mary WATERS, 20
Edward WATERS, 18; printer
Eva WATERS, 9
Ella WATERS, 9

99. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Lassen County, California.
Big Valley, Lassen County, California - 15 June 1880
Augustus HERRICK, 40, born Massachusetts; parents born Massachusetts; stockman
Martha HERRICK, 17, born California
Charles A. HERRICK, 6, born California; father born Massachusetts, mother born Iowa
Alvin HERRICK, 4, born California; father born Massachusetts, mother born Iowa
Orra B. HERRICK, 2 months, born California; father born Massachusetts, mother born California
David A. HERRICK, nephew, 15, born Iowa; father born Massachusetts, mother born England

Laurens HERRICK, 30, born Wisconsin; parents born Massachusetts; farmer
Helen HERRICK, 24, born California; father born Vermont
Mary P. HERRICK, 1, born California
Alma HERRICK, 2 months, born California
Paulina HERRICK, mother, 77, born Massachusetts; parents born Connecticut
Ellis HERRICK, nephew, 19, born Iowa; father born Massachusetts, mother born England

100. Anonymous. 1880. U. S. Federal Census - Shasta County, California.
Township 7, Shasta County, California - 4 June 1880
James P. SCHOOLING, 63, b. Kentucky; father born Virginia, mother born Kentucky; poultry raiser
Eliza J. SCHOOLING, 62, b. Kentucky; parents born Virginia

In household of Henry Bosanks:
C. H. SCHOOLING, 28, born Kentucky; parents born Kentucky; shepherd

Harding MILLER, 30, laborer
Malinda MILLER, 27 [NOTE: this is a SCHOOLING] born Missouri, parents born Kentucky
Olive M. MILLER, 6
Jasper MILLER, 4
Laura MILLER, 2
William E. SCHOOLING, brother-in-law, 30, born Missouri; parents born Kentucky; laborer

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