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Category Archives: Censuses
Howell’s in the Censuses – Henry, Gideon, and Peter
Exploring the census records of Henry, Gideon, and Peter Howell in Buckingham County, Virginia, to uncover clues about the father of Peter M. Howell (1805–1865). This research examines 1840–1870 census evidence, agricultural schedules, and possible family connections. Continue reading
Rufus Harry Darling in the Censuses
Genealogist Don Taylor revisits the life of Rufus Harry Darling, born 1857, raised by his mother after his father’s early death. He details Rufus’ residencies from 1860-1910 across U.S. censuses, noting discrepancies in reported marital status and ages. Taylor outlines steps to validate Rufus’ life events, including verifying the death of Rufus’ first wife and confirming secondary sources. He aims to provide a robust, accurately sourced genealogical profile, reconciling census data with family lore and historical records. Continue reading
Thomas Raidt & the Wisconsin Censuses.
The Wisconsin provides some insight and some additional questions regarding the Thomas Raidt household in the 1880s. Continue reading
Posted in Censuses, Raidt-Langford Project
Tagged Wisconsin, Jefferson County, Watertown
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Reuben Fugate & the 1810 and 1820 Censuses
I took a found Reuben Fugate and his household in the 1810 and 1820 Census. Continue reading
Posted in Brown-Montran, Censuses, Fugate, Mannin
Tagged Bloomfield, Montgomery County, Kentucky, Bath County
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Reuben Fugate & the 1830 Census
Census SundayBrown ResearchBrown-Mannin-Fugate LineBy Don Taylor Introduction Following families in the early census records is always tricky, and a census record is often completely different from expectations. Such is the case concerning Reuben Fugate and the 1830 Census. Reuben died … Continue reading
