Age 51 yrs 6 month. Married to Martha E. Campbell 11/30/1850 in Newburyport, Mass. He was 28 and she was 23.
Children Ella F. who never married.
Charles E.
Georgette Flora born 4/10/1858 who married Virgilio Podesta 1/21/1891 and then a Farrar. Louise Emma born 9/4/1863 who married John Henry Dorray
Willie Lincoln born 7/8/1865 and died 8/9/1865; Martha Lillian who married Ferdinand M. Seeman and then Leonard "Lee" A. Fellman.
In the 1850 census, Charles was listed as being a Mariner. One of the gravemarkers in Rich Gulch had an anchor engraved on it, and that may have been his stone.
Children Ella F. who never married.
Charles E.
Georgette Flora born 4/10/1858 who married Virgilio Podesta 1/21/1891 and then a Farrar. Louise Emma born 9/4/1863 who married John Henry Dorray
Willie Lincoln born 7/8/1865 and died 8/9/1865; Martha Lillian who married Ferdinand M. Seeman and then Leonard "Lee" A. Fellman.
In the 1850 census, Charles was listed as being a Mariner. One of the gravemarkers in Rich Gulch had an anchor engraved on it, and that may have been his stone.
Age 51 yrs 6 month. Married to Martha E. Campbell 11/30/1850 in Newburyport, Mass. He was 28 and she was 23.
Children Ella F. who never married.
Charles E.
Georgette Flora born 4/10/1858 who married Virgilio Podesta 1/21/1891 and then a Farrar. Louise Emma born 9/4/1863 who married John Henry Dorray
Willie Lincoln born 7/8/1865 and died 8/9/1865; Martha Lillian who married Ferdinand M. Seeman and then Leonard "Lee" A. Fellman.
In the 1850 census, Charles was listed as being a Mariner. One of the gravemarkers in Rich Gulch had an anchor engraved on it, and that may have been his stone.
Children Ella F. who never married.
Charles E.
Georgette Flora born 4/10/1858 who married Virgilio Podesta 1/21/1891 and then a Farrar. Louise Emma born 9/4/1863 who married John Henry Dorray
Willie Lincoln born 7/8/1865 and died 8/9/1865; Martha Lillian who married Ferdinand M. Seeman and then Leonard "Lee" A. Fellman.
In the 1850 census, Charles was listed as being a Mariner. One of the gravemarkers in Rich Gulch had an anchor engraved on it, and that may have been his stone.
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