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Vaughan Eleanor Mildred [Female] b. 31 DEC 1920 California - d. 20 JAN 2012 Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Silver Spring, Montgomery Co., MD

Fraise Anderson Cook, son of Norma Amelia Anderson & Raymond Fraise Cook, b. 9 Nov 1915, d. 31 Oct 1981, m. on 29 Jan 1946 to Eleanor Mildred Vaughn (b. 31 Dec 1920 in California). (Cook(1)*, pg ix).



ELEANOR MILDRED VAUGHAN COOK
(Age 91)

On Friday, January 20, 2012, of Silver Spring, MD. Beloved wife of the late Fraise A. Cook; mother of John F. Cook, Ellen C. Nibali, and Margaret C. Machado-Poisson; mother-in-law of Ken Nibali and Russ Poisson. Also survived by eleven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends may call at Collins Funeral Home, 500 University Boulevard, West, Silver Spring, MD, (Valet Parking), Thursday, January 26, 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. where funeral service will be held on Friday, January 27 at 11 a.m. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Membership Department, 6 Herndon Ave., Annapolis, MD 21403.
(Photo & obituary from Ancestry.com* - The Washington Post, published 24 Jan 2012)

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1930 Federal Census (1930.04.01, Recorded 1930.04.16) 2043 East 77th Street, Ward 18, Pct "C", Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH - ED 343, Sh 20(59)A, Ln 36, 23/125
- Martin, Edward E. Head, 37 year old married white male, first married at 37. Renting his non-farm home for $75 per month, has a radio. He & parents born in New York. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation Restaurant Manager, drawing wages. Not a war veteran.
-----, Norma A. Wife, 33 year old married white female, first married at 18. She & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation None.
- Cook, Fraise A. Stepson, 14 year old single white male. He & mother born in Maryland, father in New York (sic). Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation None.

See wife's Notes for shared Grave Marker.

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Richard Sothern Anderson, son of Charles Henry Anderson & Lavinia Cordelia Brown, b. Feb 1851, d. 27 Jan 1920, buried at Rockville Cemetery, MD; m. in 1886 to Virginia Amelia Corrick (b. 3 July 1855 in Maryland; d. 23 May 1932; buried Rockville Cemetery, MD). (Cook(1)*, Pg. v)

See father's Notes for 1860 & 1870 Federal Census entries, and for family biography.

1880 Federal Census (1880.06.01, Recorded 1880.06.10) Dist. 5 (Berrys), Montgomery Co., MD - ED 115, Pg 17, Ln 41, 160/164
- Brown, Daniel W., 36 year old single white male Farmer. He & mother born in Maryland, father in Ireland.
-----, Michael J. Brother, 44 year old single white male Farmer. He & mother born in Maryland, father in Ireland.
- Anderson, Richard. Nephew, 27 year old single white male Farmer. He & parents born in Maryland.
- (1 Laborer, 1 Servant)

1900 Federal Census (1900.06.01, Recorded 1900.06.07) Dist. 13, Montgomery Co., MD - ED 65, Sh 8B, Ln 57, 146/147
- Anderson, Richard. Head, 48 year old white male, born Feb 1852, married 14 years. He & parents born in Maryland. Occupation Farmer, Farm Schedule #35. Can read & write, speaks English. Has a mortgage on his farm home.
-----, Virginia V. Wife, 44 year old white female, born July 1855, married 14 years. Had 5 children 4 still alive. She & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Lavinia. Daughter, 10 year old white female, born June 1889. She & parents born in Maryland. At school, can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Richard S. Son, 8 year old white male, born May 1892. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Norma F. Daughter, 3 year old white female, born Dec 1896. She & parents born in Maryland.
- (1 Servant/Cook)

1910 Federal Census (1910.04.15, Recorded 1910.04.05.07) Dist. 13, Montgomery Co., MD - ED 120, Sh 22(158)A, Ln 13, 439/453
- Anderson, Richard S. Head, 58 year old white male, in this his first marriage 24 years. He & parents born in Maryland. Speaks English, cannot read nor write. Occupation Dairy Farmer, working on his Own Account. Has a mortgage on his farm home; Farm Schedule #49.
-----, Virginia A. Wife, 53 year old white female, in this her second marriage 24 years. Had 4 children, 3 living. She & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English. Occupation None.
-----, Lavinia C. Daughter, 19 year old single white female. She & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English.
-----, Richard S., Jr. Son, 16 year old singe white male. He & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept.
-----, Norma A. Daughter, 12 year old white female. She & parents born in Maryland. Can read & write, speaks English, attended school since Sept.
1920 Federal Census (1920.01.01, Recorded 1920.01.10) E.D. 13 (Wheaton), Montgomery Co., MD - ED 143, Sh 10B, Ln 55, 192/201
- Anderson, Richard S. Head, 66 year old married white male, owns his home free of mortgage. Speaks English; cannot read nor write. He & parents born in Maryland. Occupation None.
-----, Virginia A. Wife, 64 year old married white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & parents born in Maryland. Occupation None.
- Cook, Norma A. Daughter, 23 year old married white female. Can read & write, speaks English. She & parents born in Maryland. Occupation None.
-----, Raymond F. Son in law, 26 year old married white male. Can read & write, speaks English. He & parents born in Michigan. Occupation File Clerk with U.S. Government, drawing wages.
-----, Fraise R. Grandson, 4 1/12 year old white male. He & mother born in Maryland, father in Michigan.
-----, Marcilla N. Granddaughter, 1 5/12 year old white female. She & mother born in Maryland, father in Michigan.

A N D E R S O N
VIRGINIA A. . . . . RICHARD S.
1855 - 1932 . . . . . 1857 - 1920


Grave Marker (enhanced) at Rockville Cemetery, Rockville, Montgomery Co., MD. (Photo & information from www.findagrave.com*)

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Charles Henry Anderson, son of Richard & Martha Anderson, born in Montgomery Co., MD, was christened in Prince George Parish, Montgomery Co., MD on 12 Oct 1828. (Ancestry.com* - Maryland Births & Christenings Index)

Charles Henry Anderson, son of Richard Sothern Anderson & Martha C. Love, b. 1828 in Montgomery Co., MD; married 27 May 1847 to Lavinia Cordelia Brown (b. 24 Oct 1828), dau. of Robert Brown of Montgomery Co., MD; died 19 Jan 1895 & buried at St. John's Catholic Cemetery, Forest Glen. (Cook(1)*, pg. iv)

1850 Federal Census (1850.06.01, Recorded 1850.08.14) 5th (Berry's) Dist., Montgomery Co., MD - Pg. 368B, Ln 20, 305/309
- Charles H. Anderson, 22 year old male Farmer, born in Md. Real property valued at $4,000.
- Lavinia Anderson, 20 year old female, born in Md.
- Mary Anderson, 2 year old female, born in Md.
- Lavinia Anderson, 1 year old white female, born in Md.
- Josephine Anderson, 13 year old white female, born in Md.
- Catharine Anderson, 11 year old white female, born in Md.

- Among the land records for Montgomery County, Maryland, is a deed dated August 21, 1855, to "Charles H. Anderson, Laura V, Smith, wife of Thomas O. Smith, and Catharine Anderson of Montgomery County, Maryland, and Josephine L. Evans, wife of William T. Evans of Washington City, District of Columbia, children and heirs at law of Richard S. Anderson, late of said Montgomery County, deceased", The deed also states:
- "some time in the year one thousand eight hundred and forty the said Anna M.S. Forrest sold to the said Richard S. Anderson, in his lifetime the hereinafter described real estate at and for the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars, and the said Richard S, Anderson departed this life before he had received a conveyance of lhe said premises and whereas the said purchase money has been fully paid..."
- The land is described as containing "eighty four and three fourths acres of land, more or less" and being "part of a tract of land called 'St. Marys or the Resurvey on St. Marys' and part of a tract of land called 'Oatry' ...lying between the Georgetown and Washington City Turnpike roads." (Cook(2)*, pp 1-2)

See father's Notes for details of his estate distribution.

1860 Federal Census (1860.06.01, Recorded 1860.06.30) Sandy Spring P.O., Dist. 5, Montgomery Co., MD - Pg 68, Ln 19, 475/452
- Charles Anderson, 31 year old male Farmer, born in Maryland. Real property valued at $5,400, personal property at $631.
-----, Levinia, 30 year old female, born in Maryland.
-----, Mary, 12 year old female, born in Maryland, attended school within the year.
-----, Benia, 11 year old female, born in Maryland, attended school within the year.
-----, Richard, 9 year old male, born in Maryland, attended school within the year.
-----, Charles, 6 year old male, born in Maryland.
-----, Josephine, 3 year old female, born in Maryland.
-----, John, 5/12 year old male, born in Maryland.
- (1 Farm Laborer)

1870 Federal Census (1870.06.01, Recorded 1870.07.27) Sandy Spring P.O., Dist. 5, Montgomery Co., MD - Pg 96, Ln 11, 627/628 (83 year old Robert Brown & 25 year old Daniel Brown, Farmers, art at 628/629)
- Anderson, Charles, 43 year old white male Farmer, born in Md. Real property valued at $2,000, personal property at $150.
-----, Mary, 21 year old white female, born in Md, keeps house.
-----, Lavinia, 20 year old white female, born in Md.
-----, Richard, 18 year old white male Farmer, born in Md.
-----, Charles, 15 year old white male, attended school within the year, born in Md.
-----, Josephine, 13 year old white female, born in Md.
-----, Wallace, 10 year old white male, born in Md.
-----, Lucy, 4 year old white female, born in Md.

1880 Federal Census (1880.06.01, Recorded 1880.06.18) Bethesda Dist., Montgomery Co., MD - ED 117, Pg 22, Ln 28, 172/180
- Anderson, Charles, 50 year old widowed white male Farmer. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Mary A. Daughter, 25 year old single white female, Keeping house. She & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Josie. Daughter, 19 year old single white female, at home. She & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Walis. Son, 20 year old single white male Laborer. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Lucy. Daughter, 14 year old single white female, at school. She & parents born in Maryland.

** Charles and Lavinia Anderson and Their Children (Cook(2)* pp 31-33)

- In May of 1847, a month after Richard S. Anderson died, his son Charles Henry Anderson married Lavinia Cordelia Brown. The marriage is among those recorded by the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomcry County. Charles and Lavinia appear with their children in the 1850 and1860 censuses of Montgomery County, but Lavinia must have died some time between the birth of Lucinda in1866 and the date of the1870 census, By 1870 their daughter, Mary Fortunate, at 21 was "keeping house" for Charles and the younger children,
- Charles' son Ri.chard Sothern Anderson was located in the1880 census living with his uncles Daniel and Michael Browe. The whereabouts of Charles and the remainder of his family at the time remains a mystery despite the fact that the 1880 census is indexed, as he is listed neither in Montgomery County nor the District of Columbia.
- ... land records, as mentioned earlier, show that Charles and his children in1893 divided into five equal portions the land that Robert Brown had given to Lavinia, In 1895 the Montgomery County Sentinel reported Charles' death.
- Richard Sothern Anderson's daughter, Norma Amelia, was born in1896 and never knew her grandparents or their oldest daughter, Mary Fortunate, who died in1893. She did remember, though, the house that had belonged to Charles and Lavinia, Their next oldest daughter, also named Lavinia, had married John S.Bryan and they lived in the house, Lavinia having inherited that portion of the land. It was a large house with a long porch across the front and a big light hanging down over the porch and stood formaly years on the west side of what is now Veirs Mill Road between University Boulevard and Newport Hill Road,
- When Norma was small, her aunt Lavinia Bryan used to come to visit. Norma was impressed with how elegant her buggy was, with fringe on top, two beautiful horses pulling it and two greyhounds running along side. The 1900 census shows the Bryans living on the home place, with the son Edward at 28 a farmer, Norma remembered two boys, but not the name of the second, The Bryans sold their land and moved to California, Things must have not gone well. Years later Norma's father, Richard Sothern, received a letter saying that Lavinia Bryan had died and asking him to send money to bury her, which he did,
- Richard Sothern Anderson, the oldest son of Charles and Lavinia, married Virginia Corrick. He brought his wife to the home farm to live with his father and siblings, The story was that he was always giving money to his sisters, to which Virginia did not take kindly, and she furthermore wanted her own house, no matter how small. She finally and simply left Richard and refused to come back until he agreed to build a house for her, which took care of the problem and they resumed a long and happy marriage,
- Richard Sothern was a dairy farmer and when he died of influenza in1921 there was a sale of his personal property, The sale was duly reported in connection with the administration of his estate and all the items listed, with who bought them and how much they paid. Joseph Fricks bought 1 cow for $76, a 2-horse wagon for $65 and 2 milk cans for 30 cents. There were several other cows sold, calves, horses and hogs, bushles of corn, hay, a buggy and a 2-horse plow, and some cow bells for 5 cents.
- Two or three years after Richard Sothern, another son was born to Charles and Lavinia, who was given his father's name, Charles Henry Anderson. As was usual at the time, there was no designation of "Jr." or "Sr." The young Charles Henry was apparently dissatisfied with life at home when was about 18 or 20 years old, for some reason. He left and was never heard from again.
- Josephine Chunn Anderson was the fifth chid of Charles and Lavinia. Her unusual middle name was a family name - there were Chunns in Montgomery County and in Charles County - but their connection to the Anderson family is not known. Josephine, whose nickname was "Josie," married George Francis Davis. They rented out their place in Kensington that Josie had inherited - in 1900 it was rented to a Joseph Davis - and bought a hotel in Mount Holly, Virginia. Norma used to go there with her sister and girl friends to visit. It had a big dance floor and Norman would play the piano for them and have a wonderful time. Later Josie and George sold the hotel and came back to live in Kensington. When Norma went to see them in Kensington, she liked to play records on the phonograph they had with "a big horn on top." Aunt Josie was a large woman, but had very tiny feey, size 3 in shoes, and she always wore high heels, which made her feet look even smaller.
- John Wallace Anderson, born in 1859, was known as Wallace. The July 30, 1897 issue of the Montgomery County Sentinel carried his obituary:
--- "John Wallace Anderson, aged 36 years, son of the late Chas. H. Anderson of Wheaton, died at his residence near Kensington on Tuesday of last week. The family of which the deceased was a member has been identified with this county for many gnerations and the name figures largely in the early history of Maryland. His death resulted from typhoid fever, after an illness of three weeks. He leaves a widow who is the daughter of the late Maurice M. Scott of Texas, having been married in October last."
- Mary Wallace Anderson was born just four days after the death of her father. Cecelia, Wallace's widow, re-married in 1901. The "Thomas Marsh" listed in the 1900 census as a "servant' in the household of Cecelia Anderson, a category covering any employee and most likely a farm laborer, becane the new husband. They had several daughters.
- Norma particularly remembers one of the daughters, Ceci. Charles and Lavinia had their children baptized in the Catholic Church, the Browns' faith. Although Virginia was a Methodist, she and Richard Sothern mght have raised their children Catholic, she used to say, except that Ceci pushed her so. Ceci was a lovely girl but every Sunday she would stop by in her buggy and try to get Virginia to let her take the children to church with her. Virginia finally had enough of it and said, "When the children are ready to go to church, I'll take them to the Methodist Church. Norma and her sister and brother thus became Methodist.
- The records do not show that Wallace and Cecelia's caughter was named Mary "Wallace," but Norma used to play with her sometimes and remembers that they used to call her that, her full name. She developed a complication of pregnancy and died at 33.
- Lucinda, who was usually "Lucy," was the youngest child of Charles and Lavinia. She married George Minos Bibb Brown, the son of Thomas J. Brown, son of Robert Brown. "Bibb" Brown, as he was called, had been named after his mother's father, a judge in Montgomery County. The records show that the marriage of Lucinda & George in 1895 by Rev. C.O. Rosensteel required a dispensation from the Catholic Church because of "consanguity in the second degree" - they were first cousins.
- Lucy and Bibb had two sons: George Minos Brown, called "Minos" and Henry Ashton Brown, called "Ashton." Norma remembers Ashton being, as she put it, "not quite right" and he died when he was only 28 years old.
- Lucy was thrown form a horse when she ws a young woman and was paralyzed from the waist down. She gave piano lessons and had taught Minos to play. He was quite good. When Lucy died, Norma remebers, Bibb Brown seemed to go to pieces and went around giving things away to everyone except his sons. Bibb Brown was a lawyer in Rockville at one time. The census records list his occupation as attorney at law in 1900 and then ten years later, in 1910, as street car conductor. According to his granddaughter, Lucy Banting, after a controversial case in which he represented a black family, "they took away his license to practice law." She also said that there was a history of diabetes in Lucy's family and Lucy was said to have become blind. When Bibb died he left his son one dollar and everything else went to the Catholic Church.

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Charles Henry Anderson, son of Richard Sothern Anderson & Martha C. Love, b. 1828 in Montgomery Co., MD; married 27 May 1847 to Lavinia Cordelia Brown (b. 24 Oct 1828), dau. of Robert Brown of Montgomery Co., MD; died 19 Jan 1895 & buried at St. John's Catholic Cemetery, Forest Glen. (Cook(1)*, pg. iv)

See husband's Notes for 1850 & 1860 Federal Census entries.

Lavinia and Charles Anderson (Cook(2)*, pp. 16-17)
- By 1854 Robert Brown was 69 years old and he began giving his lands to his children, A deed dated July 3, 1854,, between Robert Brown and Lavinia C. Anderson "wife of Charles H. Anderson", transfers 170 acres to Lavinia "in consideration of the natural love and affection whch the saidRobert Brown bears to his daughter, said Lavinia C. Anderson".
--- "Beginning at an old white oak stump standing at the junction of the Newport hill road with the Turnpike road from Rockville to Washington City ... (to) the seven hundred perch line between a tract of Land called .Josephs Park and a tract called Hermitage then ••• easterly to a large ditch then with the eastern edge of said ditch ••• to the aforesaid turnpike road • • • westernly to the place of beginning".
- This is the land that came to be known as the "Anderson land", which in 1893, after Lavinia had died, Charles divided among their children. Richard Sothern Anderson received one-fifth of it, "twenty six and a half acres and twenty two square perches" and this, in turn, was divided among his children.
- A few months after Robert Brown gave Lavinia 170 acres, Charles H. Anderson purchased 70 acres from him for $1,500. This land, it is clear from the deed, lay along the Rockville to Washington City turnpike and was the property between the "large ditch" of Lavinia's deed and Old Bladensburg Road, To use present street names, the two deeds covered the western side of Veirs Mill Road from Newport Hill Road to University Boulevard, all of Robert Brown's land in the Hermitage tract.
- On the same day Robert Bro•m signed the deed selling the 70 acres to Charles, October 21, 1854, Charles and Lavinia executed a mortgage agreeing to make annual payments to Robert Brown. The mortgage was not recorded until February 22, 1856, and on February 25, 1857, Robert Brown filed a bill in equity to foreclose the mortgage, The case was kept open for several years, finally being dismissed in January of 1864, the same month that Charles and Lavinia sold the land to Willian A. Wroe of "Washington County in the District of Columbia"... There were only 69 1.2 acres then,. since "39 square perches of land" had been sold in 1860 to the Commissioners of Public Schools of Montgomery County... An 1869 map of Montgomery County show a schoolhouse at the corner of the Rockville-Washington pike and Old Bladensburg.

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Mary Fortunate Anderson, dau. of Charles Henry Anderson & Lavinia Cordelia Brown, b. 24 April 1848, d. 24 Aug 1893 unmarried. (Cook(1)*, Pg v)

See father's Notes for 1850 through 1880 Federal Census entries, and for family biography.

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Lavinia C. Anderson, dau. of Charles Henry Anderson & Lavinia Cordelia Brown, b. May 1849; married in 1875 John S. Bryan (born June 1843 in New York). (Cook(1)*, Pg v)

See father's Notes for 1850 through 1870 (as "Bernia") Federal Census entries, son Edward's Notes for 1900 entry, husband's Notes for 1910 entry.

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Charles Henry Anderson, son of Charles Henry Anderson & Lavinia Corinne Brown, b. 2 June 1854. (Cook(1)*, pg. v)

See father's Notes for 1860 & 1870 Federal Census entries, and for family biography.

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Josephine Chunn Anderson, dau. of Charles Henry Anderson & Lavinia Corinne Brown, b. 18 July 1856, d. 1922, buried St. Johns Catholic, Forest Glen, Montgomery Co., MD; married George Francis Davis (b. 1846 in England, d. 19 July 1928 in Kensington, MD) (Cook(1)*, Pg. v)

See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries, husband's Notes for 1910 & 1920 entries.

See father's Notes for family biography.

JOSEPHINE C. ANDERSON
WIFE OF
George F. DAVIS
1856 - 1922


Grave Marker at St. John the Evangelist Church, Forest Glen, Montgomery Co., MD. (Photo & information from www.findagrave.com*)

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John Wallace Anderson, son of Charles Henry Anderson & Lavinia Corinne Brown, b. 22 Dec 1859, d. 20 July 1897; m. in Texas on 19 Oct 1896 to Cecelia B. Scott, b. Jan 1876 to Robert Maurice Scott of Texas. She married secondly on 1 Feb 1901 to Thomas W. Marsh, b. 1874 in England, d. 1927. (Cook(1)*, Pg. vi)

See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries, and for family biography.

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Lucinda B. Anderson, dau. of Charles Henry Anderson & Lucinda Corinne Brown, b. June 1866, d. 11 Feb 1912, buried at St. Johns Catholic Cemetery; married on 19 Nov 1895 to George Minos Bibb Brown (b. 16 Nov 1869, d. 25 May 1959, buried at St. Rose Cemetery, Clopper, MD), son of Thomas J. Brown & Carline Bibb Brown. (Cook(1)*, Pg. vi)

See father's Notes for 1870 & 1880 Federal Census entries, and for family biography.

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See father's Notes for partial biography.

See husband's Notes for 1850 through 1880 Federal Census entries.

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See father-in-law's Notes for partial biography.

1850 Federal Census (1850.06.01, Recorded 1850.07.09) Aquasco Dist., Prince George's Co., MD - Pg 49A, Ln 24, 45/45
- Thos. B. Estep, 27 year old male Farmer & Planter, born in Md. Real property valued at $600.
- Ann M. Estep, 20 year old female, born in Md.
- Mary M. Estep, 1 year old female, born in Md.
- Georgianna Adams, 20 year old female, born in Md.

1860 Federal Census (1860.06.01, Recorded 1860.08.16) Patuxent City P.O., Bryantown Dist., Charles Co., MD - Pg 67, Ln 17, 238/251
- Thomas Estep, 35 year old male Planter, born in Maryland. Real property valued at $10,000, personal property at $15,000.
- Ann " , 27 year old female, born in Maryland.
- Mary " , 11 year old female, born in Maryland, attended school within the year.
- Thomas " , 8 year old white male, born in Maryland, attended school within the year.
- Morton " , 6 year old white male, born in Maryland, attended school within the year.
- Richard " , 3 year old white male, born in Maryland.
- Edgar " , 5/12 year old white male, born in Maryland.
- John Billingsley, 30 year old male Physician, born in Maryland.

1870 Federal Census (1870.06.01, Recorded 1870.06.18) Ward 9, Baltimore City, MD - Pg 31, Ln 29, 200/272
- Estep, T.B., 42 year old white male Farmer, born in Maryland. Personal property valued at $6,000.
-----, Annie M., 35 year old white female, Keeping house, born in Maryland.
-----, Thos. B., 17 year old white male, at school, born in Maryland.
-----, Geo. M., 14 year old white male, at school, born in Maryland.
-----, Robt. C., 12 year old male, at school, born in Maryland.
-----, John E., 9 year old male, born in Maryland.
-----, James Z., 7 year old male, born in Maryland.
-----, Joseph S., 5 year old male, born in Maryland.
-----, Chas. H., 1 year old male, born in Maryland.
-----, Mary M., 18 year old female, born in Maryland.

1880 Federal Census (1880.06.01, Recorded 1880.06.09) 352 Strickland St., Ward 19, Pct. 9, Baltimore City, MD - ED202, Pg 52, Ln 29, 258/283
- Estep, Thos. B., 50 year old married white male Capitalist. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Annie M. Wife, 40 year old married white female, Housekeeping. She & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Thos. B., Jr. Son, 25 year old single white male, no employment. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Morton G. Son, 23 year old single white male, no employment. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Richard C. Son 21 year old single white male, no employment. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Edgar J. Son, 18 year old single white male, no employment. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Zavona J. Son, 16 year old single white male, no employment. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Shaw, Jos. Son, 14 year old white male, at school. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Charlie H. Son, 12 year old white male, at school. He & parents born in Maryland.
-----, Willie. Son, 7 year old white male, at school. He & parents born in Maryland.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1850 through 1870 Federal Census entries.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1860 through 1880 Federal Census entries.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1870 & 1880 Federal Census entries.

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Named in grandfather James Morton's biography (see his Notes).

See father's Notes for 1870 & 1880 Federal Census entries.

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