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From: "Arthur Maxwell" <>
Subject: Re: Re\RESULTS: [OHCEN] 1900/ Muskingum Co./ CASS, Sylvanus
Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 09:23:19 -0500
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Jeannie,
Strange spelling but that is him with a second wife, also strange spelling.
Thanks for the info, guess no children were listed?
Art

> >> I am looking for the 1900 census information for Sylvanus Cass,
> b abt. 1834 in Ohio / died May 18, 1909 in Dresden, Cass Township,
> Muskingum County, Ohio.
> His spouse was deceased at this time. My information on Sylvanus
> was derived from his civil War pension file. TIA. Art <<
>
> Hi, Art:
> This is what came up in the index at Genealogy.com (I will never
> get over some of these spellings!!!):
>
> CASS, Sulvines
> Lived in: Jefferson Township, Muskingum County, Ohio
> Series: T623 Microfilm: 1310 Book: 1 Page: 147
> Supervisor's District No. 14 / Enumeration District No. 51
> Sheet No. 13A / Enumerated on the 14 day of June, 1900
> Lines # 27 & 28 / (living on) Merin(?) Street
> Dwelling # 301 / Visit # 301
> Cass, Sulvines - Head - W - M - Apr / 1834 / 66 - M[married]
> / 13[# of years] - Ohio - Ohio - Ohio - Dray man / (blank)[# of
> months not employed] - yes[Can read?] / yes[Can write?] / yes[Can
> speak English?] - O[owned] / (blank)[whether mortgaged or free of
> mortgage] / H[house] {The letter 'D' is written in the margin; I do not
> know what this may mean}
> ____, Adalin F. - Wife(!) - W - F - Dec / 1846 / 53 - M / 13 /
> (blank)[# of children born] / (blank)[# of those children living] -
> Ohio - "Mayrland" - "Virgignia" - {'Wife' is written in the occupation
> column} - yes / No / yes
> ====================
> Could this be the correct Sylvanus? No other entries even come
> close to matching!!! {Perhaps he remarried and never told anyone?}
> Good luck in your searching . . .
> Jeannie.Fleck
>
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