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1790 Census: Frederickstown,Dutchess,New York
1 male over 16, 2 males under 16 (1784-1790), 4 females
1800 Census:Southeast,Dutchess,New York
1 male 26-45,1 male 16-26,1 male 10-16, 3 males under 10
1 female over 45,1 female 26-45,1 female 16-26,1 female 10-16, 2 females under 10
1810 Census:Carmel,Dutchess County (now Putnam County), New York
1 male over 45,1 male under 10,
1 female over 45, 1 female 16-26, 2 females 10-16
1820 Census:Southeast,Putnam,New York
1 male over 45, 1 male 19-26,1 male 16-18,
1 female over 45, 2 females 16-26
1830 Census:Southeast,Putnam,New York
1 male 60-70,1 male 10-15,
1 female 60-70, 2 females 30-40
The Last Will and Testament of John Ellis of the Town of Southeast in the County of Putnam and State of New York.
I John Ellis considering the uncertainty of this mortal life and being of sound mind and memory and blessed be almighty God for the same do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form as follows to wit.
First I will and hereby direct that all my honest debts and funeral charges be paid by my executors herein after appointed.
Secondly I give and bequeath unto my two daughters Mary and Nancy Ann each twelve hundred and fifty dollars to be paid to them out of my estate by my executors within six months after my decease. Also to each of them Mary and Nancy Ann three feather beds, three bedsteads and three straw triks and cords for the said bedsteads. Also all and singular the woolen linens and cotton sheets, pillow cases and bolster cases which may be amoung my furniture and found to be marked with the initials of their or either of their respective names to each to each according to the marks. Also I give and bequearh unto the two above named daughters all the quilts and coverlets that they may claim as theirs or those that they may make from time to time for their own use. Also I give and bequeath unto the above named daughters all and singular my kitchen furniture and the furniture in my lower southwest room together with all and singular my floor carpeting to each equal. I also direct and reserve for the said Mary and Nancy Ann so long as they or either of them remain unmarried the use and occupancy of the following named apartments in my dwelling house to wit...the northwest and southwest lower rooms, east bedroom so-called and southeast upper rooms with the ....without any --- or hindrance from any one of passing and repassing to and from said rooms for and during the time they or either of them remain unmarried. I also give and bequeath unto my two daughters Mary and Nancy Ann so much wood for fuel from off the farm that I may die seized of as will and may be sufficient for one fore for and during their or either unmarried state.
Thirdly I hereby give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Cole wife of Ebenezer Cole twelve hundred dollars to be paid her by my executors for her own benefit within six months after my decease.
Fourthly I give and bequeath unto my son Richard all and singular the residue of my estate both real and personal and every kind of property of any and every description that I may die seized of after the foregoing legacies are paid and requisitions complied with together with one other that I hereby direct, that is that Richard should furnish for Mary and Nancy Ann so long as they or either of them remain single a good and gentle horse for their use to go to public worship and in -- ----- in a reasonable way together with a single waggon to harness.
I do hereby and herein appoint Ely Starr and Stephen C. Barnum of the Town of Southeast executors of this my last will and testament hereby revoking all former wills by me made.
June 14, 1838
Witnesses: Phineas B. Trowbridge, John Hanford and Asa Wall.
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1920 Census:Danbury,Fairfield,Connecticut
John Q. 42 b. New York Postal Clek
Mary 41 b. Connecticut
Edward L. 19 b. Connecticut
John R. 7 b. Connecticut
1930 Census:Danbury,Fairfield,Connecticut
John Q. 52, married at age 21, b. New York, both parents b. New York, mail clerk at post office
Mary E. 50, married at age 19
John R. 17
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1870 Census: New York City,New York
Leonard 34 Wholesale milk dealer
Mary 23
1880 Census:Manhatten,New York City,New York
Leonard 42 b. New York Wholesale Milk Dealer
Mary 31 wife b. New York
1910 Census: Southeast,Putnam,New York
Leonard 74 widow with sister Georgianna
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1860 Census: New York City,New York; June 4, 1860
Levi 28
Charlotte 25
Edward 2 [Edgar]
Wilbur 2/12
1870 Census: 143 East 45th St,New York City,New York; June 18, 1870
Levi 39 Merchant
Charlotte 35
Edgar 11
Wilbur 9
Richard 8
Irving 3
1880 Census: Peekskill,Westchester,New York; all b. New York
Levi 48
Lottie R. 43
Edgar H. 21
Wilbur L. 20
Richard 18
Irving L. 12
1900 Census: 956 Divers St,Cortlandt,Westchester,New York; June 12, 1900**Levi was the enumerator**
Levi July 1831 married 42 years
Charlotte R June 1835
Irving L. Oct 1867 Postal Clerk
1910 Census: Cortlandt,Westchester,New York
Levi 78 married 53 years
Lottie R 74 8(?) children, 4 living