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From: Doc <>
Subject: Re: [CT-CENSUS] 1910 - Litchfield/Hartford -Doty
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:30:51 -0600
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Hi Ginney,
No census gives birth cities, sometimes depending on the enumerator may
write a city or county born, however very rare. All children listed are
born in CT...given the children's ages doing the math, if the family was
in the same city in 1900, most likely that is the city where the
children were born.
Name: Fredrick D Doty
Age in 1910: 43
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Birthplace: Connecticut
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Connecticut
Mother's Birth Place: Connecticut
Spouse's Name: Minnie L
Home in 1910: Torrington, Litchfield, Connecticut
Marital Status: Married
Household Members:
Fredrick D Doty 43
Minnie L Doty 43
Fredrick D Doty 20
David M Doty 17
Georgey M Doty 14
Minnie E Doty 11
Edwin W Doty 10
Grace R Doty 7
Marion P Doty 5
Clara N Doty 3
Lewis L Doty 1 3/12
Doc
VHBF wrote:
>I am looking for grandparents and the children remaining at home.
>
>Frederick Doty b Aug 30, 1866/7Salisbury, Ct
>Minnie Root Doty b /Apr 16, 1866 Norfolk, Ct
>I am particularly interested in the birth dates and which town they were born in if the census gives that.
>I don't know what order in which they were born, but there is
>Grace
>Marion b Aug 11 1904 b Torrington, Ct
>Clara
>Lewis
>I don't know if any others were still living with the parents or not, but these were the youngest.
>My mom was Marion and she was born in 10-4 in Torrington. Grace was probably as well.
>I don't know which order Aunt Clara came but Uncle Lew was the youngest.
>I figured they could possibly be in the New Britain area in the 1920 census.
> I know Marion got married at age 20.
>They had two boarders but don't know how much later they were with them, .
>They were both from Maine.
>Orland Newton
>Victor Holt
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>Thank you.
>Virginia Ferrante
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