Adeline Basilea Clinch, daughter of Jacob D. Clinch, married (1) Timothy Dwight Crane; (2) _____ Ackerman.
Marriage. Last evening, by Rev. Charles H. Ewing of Annapolis, MD, to T. Dwight Crane to Adeline B., only daughter of the late Jacob D. Clinch of this City. (New York Tribute, 20 Jan. 1848)
Seek further information concerning Adeline's parents.
In the 1855 Census, 2nd Election District, 15th Ward of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, living with T. Dwight and Adeline B. (Clinch) Crane and their family were Benjamin S. and Sarah Lamb. His surname was listed as "Lam" and hers as "Lane." We believe Sarah was Sarah Garrick who first married to Joseph Harmer and that Sarah was the grandmother of Adeline B. Crane. We suspect that Sarah raised Adeline. If Sarah performed the role of mother to Adeline, that would account for the fact that Adeline's husband, Timothy Dwight Crane, was called son-in-law in Benjamin's obituary.
1860 Census, 2nd Dist. 15th Ward, City of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, Pg 235
Adeline / Addine Crane 30 NY
Sarah 11 NY
Chas. 6 NY
Timothy 5 NY
William 3 NY
Sarah Lamb 68 NY
Ann McCabe 28 Ireland, servant
1870 Census, Shrewsburg Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ, PO Eatontown, pg 452
Adaline B. Crane 39 NY, School Teacher
Charles G. H. 16 NY
William M. 13 NY, goes to school
1870 census, Monmouth Co., NJ, second household following Cranes:
Abraham Trafford 66 NJ, farmer
Basilear Trafford 56 NY (f)
Frank 11 NJ
Sarah Lamb 78 NY
Catharine Irish 20 Ireland, servant
1880 Census, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; ED 207, Pg 20; 7 Jun. 1880; 1037 Lafayette Ave.
Adeline Ackerman 47 NY NY NY, mother, housekeeping, widow
Chas. T. M. Crane 27 NY NY NY, son, compositor
Wm M. Crane 23 NY NY NY, son, proofreader
T. Dwight Crane 23 NY NY NY, daughter, widow
Wm D. Crane 2 NY NY NY, son
Bertha F. Crane 4/12 NY NY NY, daughter, b Feb.
Adeline married second to _______ Ackerman. Seek further information to identify her second husband.
Brooklyn Death Certificate #8409 for 1889:
Name: Adeline Basilea ACKERMAN
Date of death: 15 June 1889
Place of death: 55 Truxton Street (Ward 25), 1st floor, Brooklyn (this was a 2-family house)
Resident of NYC for 8 months
Age: 60 years, 6 months, 10 days
Born in New York City
Physician certifying death: Chas. Peterson, M.D.
Cause of death: chronic endocarditis and heart failure
A copy of this certificate was delivered to Wm. Crane on 15 June 1889
Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery on 17 June 1889
(Ken Kennedy Oct. 7, 2004)
For further regarding Sarah Lamb, see findagrave.com memorial 101781855.
Marriage. Last evening, by Rev. Charles H. Ewing of Annapolis, MD, to T. Dwight Crane to Adeline B., only daughter of the late Jacob D. Clinch of this City. (New York Tribute, 20 Jan. 1848)
Seek further information concerning Adeline's parents.
In the 1855 Census, 2nd Election District, 15th Ward of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, living with T. Dwight and Adeline B. (Clinch) Crane and their family were Benjamin S. and Sarah Lamb. His surname was listed as "Lam" and hers as "Lane." We believe Sarah was Sarah Garrick who first married to Joseph Harmer and that Sarah was the grandmother of Adeline B. Crane. We suspect that Sarah raised Adeline. If Sarah performed the role of mother to Adeline, that would account for the fact that Adeline's husband, Timothy Dwight Crane, was called son-in-law in Benjamin's obituary.
1860 Census, 2nd Dist. 15th Ward, City of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, Pg 235
Adeline / Addine Crane 30 NY
Sarah 11 NY
Chas. 6 NY
Timothy 5 NY
William 3 NY
Sarah Lamb 68 NY
Ann McCabe 28 Ireland, servant
1870 Census, Shrewsburg Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ, PO Eatontown, pg 452
Adaline B. Crane 39 NY, School Teacher
Charles G. H. 16 NY
William M. 13 NY, goes to school
1870 census, Monmouth Co., NJ, second household following Cranes:
Abraham Trafford 66 NJ, farmer
Basilear Trafford 56 NY (f)
Frank 11 NJ
Sarah Lamb 78 NY
Catharine Irish 20 Ireland, servant
1880 Census, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; ED 207, Pg 20; 7 Jun. 1880; 1037 Lafayette Ave.
Adeline Ackerman 47 NY NY NY, mother, housekeeping, widow
Chas. T. M. Crane 27 NY NY NY, son, compositor
Wm M. Crane 23 NY NY NY, son, proofreader
T. Dwight Crane 23 NY NY NY, daughter, widow
Wm D. Crane 2 NY NY NY, son
Bertha F. Crane 4/12 NY NY NY, daughter, b Feb.
Adeline married second to _______ Ackerman. Seek further information to identify her second husband.
Brooklyn Death Certificate #8409 for 1889:
Name: Adeline Basilea ACKERMAN
Date of death: 15 June 1889
Place of death: 55 Truxton Street (Ward 25), 1st floor, Brooklyn (this was a 2-family house)
Resident of NYC for 8 months
Age: 60 years, 6 months, 10 days
Born in New York City
Physician certifying death: Chas. Peterson, M.D.
Cause of death: chronic endocarditis and heart failure
A copy of this certificate was delivered to Wm. Crane on 15 June 1889
Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery on 17 June 1889
(Ken Kennedy Oct. 7, 2004)
For further regarding Sarah Lamb, see findagrave.com memorial 101781855.
Adeline Basilea Clinch, daughter of Jacob D. Clinch, married (1) Timothy Dwight Crane; (2) _____ Ackerman.
Marriage. Last evening, by Rev. Charles H. Ewing of Annapolis, MD, to T. Dwight Crane to Adeline B., only daughter of the late Jacob D. Clinch of this City. (New York Tribute, 20 Jan. 1848)
Seek further information concerning Adeline's parents.
In the 1855 Census, 2nd Election District, 15th Ward of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, living with T. Dwight and Adeline B. (Clinch) Crane and their family were Benjamin S. and Sarah Lamb. His surname was listed as "Lam" and hers as "Lane." We believe Sarah was Sarah Garrick who first married to Joseph Harmer and that Sarah was the grandmother of Adeline B. Crane. We suspect that Sarah raised Adeline. If Sarah performed the role of mother to Adeline, that would account for the fact that Adeline's husband, Timothy Dwight Crane, was called son-in-law in Benjamin's obituary.
1860 Census, 2nd Dist. 15th Ward, City of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, Pg 235
Adeline / Addine Crane 30 NY
Sarah 11 NY
Chas. 6 NY
Timothy 5 NY
William 3 NY
Sarah Lamb 68 NY
Ann McCabe 28 Ireland, servant
1870 Census, Shrewsburg Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ, PO Eatontown, pg 452
Adaline B. Crane 39 NY, School Teacher
Charles G. H. 16 NY
William M. 13 NY, goes to school
1870 census, Monmouth Co., NJ, second household following Cranes:
Abraham Trafford 66 NJ, farmer
Basilear Trafford 56 NY (f)
Frank 11 NJ
Sarah Lamb 78 NY
Catharine Irish 20 Ireland, servant
1880 Census, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; ED 207, Pg 20; 7 Jun. 1880; 1037 Lafayette Ave.
Adeline Ackerman 47 NY NY NY, mother, housekeeping, widow
Chas. T. M. Crane 27 NY NY NY, son, compositor
Wm M. Crane 23 NY NY NY, son, proofreader
T. Dwight Crane 23 NY NY NY, daughter, widow
Wm D. Crane 2 NY NY NY, son
Bertha F. Crane 4/12 NY NY NY, daughter, b Feb.
Adeline married second to _______ Ackerman. Seek further information to identify her second husband.
Brooklyn Death Certificate #8409 for 1889:
Name: Adeline Basilea ACKERMAN
Date of death: 15 June 1889
Place of death: 55 Truxton Street (Ward 25), 1st floor, Brooklyn (this was a 2-family house)
Resident of NYC for 8 months
Age: 60 years, 6 months, 10 days
Born in New York City
Physician certifying death: Chas. Peterson, M.D.
Cause of death: chronic endocarditis and heart failure
A copy of this certificate was delivered to Wm. Crane on 15 June 1889
Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery on 17 June 1889
(Ken Kennedy Oct. 7, 2004)
For further regarding Sarah Lamb, see findagrave.com memorial 101781855.
Marriage. Last evening, by Rev. Charles H. Ewing of Annapolis, MD, to T. Dwight Crane to Adeline B., only daughter of the late Jacob D. Clinch of this City. (New York Tribute, 20 Jan. 1848)
Seek further information concerning Adeline's parents.
In the 1855 Census, 2nd Election District, 15th Ward of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, living with T. Dwight and Adeline B. (Clinch) Crane and their family were Benjamin S. and Sarah Lamb. His surname was listed as "Lam" and hers as "Lane." We believe Sarah was Sarah Garrick who first married to Joseph Harmer and that Sarah was the grandmother of Adeline B. Crane. We suspect that Sarah raised Adeline. If Sarah performed the role of mother to Adeline, that would account for the fact that Adeline's husband, Timothy Dwight Crane, was called son-in-law in Benjamin's obituary.
1860 Census, 2nd Dist. 15th Ward, City of Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY, Pg 235
Adeline / Addine Crane 30 NY
Sarah 11 NY
Chas. 6 NY
Timothy 5 NY
William 3 NY
Sarah Lamb 68 NY
Ann McCabe 28 Ireland, servant
1870 Census, Shrewsburg Twp., Monmouth Co., NJ, PO Eatontown, pg 452
Adaline B. Crane 39 NY, School Teacher
Charles G. H. 16 NY
William M. 13 NY, goes to school
1870 census, Monmouth Co., NJ, second household following Cranes:
Abraham Trafford 66 NJ, farmer
Basilear Trafford 56 NY (f)
Frank 11 NJ
Sarah Lamb 78 NY
Catharine Irish 20 Ireland, servant
1880 Census, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY; ED 207, Pg 20; 7 Jun. 1880; 1037 Lafayette Ave.
Adeline Ackerman 47 NY NY NY, mother, housekeeping, widow
Chas. T. M. Crane 27 NY NY NY, son, compositor
Wm M. Crane 23 NY NY NY, son, proofreader
T. Dwight Crane 23 NY NY NY, daughter, widow
Wm D. Crane 2 NY NY NY, son
Bertha F. Crane 4/12 NY NY NY, daughter, b Feb.
Adeline married second to _______ Ackerman. Seek further information to identify her second husband.
Brooklyn Death Certificate #8409 for 1889:
Name: Adeline Basilea ACKERMAN
Date of death: 15 June 1889
Place of death: 55 Truxton Street (Ward 25), 1st floor, Brooklyn (this was a 2-family house)
Resident of NYC for 8 months
Age: 60 years, 6 months, 10 days
Born in New York City
Physician certifying death: Chas. Peterson, M.D.
Cause of death: chronic endocarditis and heart failure
A copy of this certificate was delivered to Wm. Crane on 15 June 1889
Buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery on 17 June 1889
(Ken Kennedy Oct. 7, 2004)
For further regarding Sarah Lamb, see findagrave.com memorial 101781855.
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