Alice Agnes Gorman, b. 6 Apr 1869, Newton, Camden, NJ
1870 Census: Residence Newton Twp, Camden, NJ, post office Gloucester City. John Gorman (40) and Ellen (38), with 6 children: Mary (12), John (10), Margaret (8), Ellen Jr. (7), Catharine (3), Alice (1). John was a gardener, $800 real estate. Ellen noted as "cannot write" but not "cannot read."
1880 Census: John Gorman age 50 (Ellen 45), farmer in Deptford Township, Gloucester Co., NJ, with wife and four children (John (20), Maggie (18), Ellie (16), Alice (10)) and a laborer, Charles Batten, in the household.
1900 Census: John Jr. and Maggie had moved on (John Jr. married, a saloon-keeper, and living in Camden City), but John and Ellen and two daughters Ellie (age 25) and Alice (age 21) were in on Haddon Avenue, Haddon, Borough of Collingswood, Gloucester Co., NJ, enumerated three households away from the Methodist Home for the Aged. He was a real estate agent and the two daughters were listed as dressmakers. He owned free the house.
1870 Census: Residence Newton Twp, Camden, NJ, post office Gloucester City. John Gorman (40) and Ellen (38), with 6 children: Mary (12), John (10), Margaret (8), Ellen Jr. (7), Catharine (3), Alice (1). John was a gardener, $800 real estate. Ellen noted as "cannot write" but not "cannot read."
1880 Census: John Gorman age 50 (Ellen 45), farmer in Deptford Township, Gloucester Co., NJ, with wife and four children (John (20), Maggie (18), Ellie (16), Alice (10)) and a laborer, Charles Batten, in the household.
1900 Census: John Jr. and Maggie had moved on (John Jr. married, a saloon-keeper, and living in Camden City), but John and Ellen and two daughters Ellie (age 25) and Alice (age 21) were in on Haddon Avenue, Haddon, Borough of Collingswood, Gloucester Co., NJ, enumerated three households away from the Methodist Home for the Aged. He was a real estate agent and the two daughters were listed as dressmakers. He owned free the house.
Alice Agnes Gorman, b. 6 Apr 1869, Newton, Camden, NJ
1870 Census: Residence Newton Twp, Camden, NJ, post office Gloucester City. John Gorman (40) and Ellen (38), with 6 children: Mary (12), John (10), Margaret (8), Ellen Jr. (7), Catharine (3), Alice (1). John was a gardener, $800 real estate. Ellen noted as "cannot write" but not "cannot read."
1880 Census: John Gorman age 50 (Ellen 45), farmer in Deptford Township, Gloucester Co., NJ, with wife and four children (John (20), Maggie (18), Ellie (16), Alice (10)) and a laborer, Charles Batten, in the household.
1900 Census: John Jr. and Maggie had moved on (John Jr. married, a saloon-keeper, and living in Camden City), but John and Ellen and two daughters Ellie (age 25) and Alice (age 21) were in on Haddon Avenue, Haddon, Borough of Collingswood, Gloucester Co., NJ, enumerated three households away from the Methodist Home for the Aged. He was a real estate agent and the two daughters were listed as dressmakers. He owned free the house.
1870 Census: Residence Newton Twp, Camden, NJ, post office Gloucester City. John Gorman (40) and Ellen (38), with 6 children: Mary (12), John (10), Margaret (8), Ellen Jr. (7), Catharine (3), Alice (1). John was a gardener, $800 real estate. Ellen noted as "cannot write" but not "cannot read."
1880 Census: John Gorman age 50 (Ellen 45), farmer in Deptford Township, Gloucester Co., NJ, with wife and four children (John (20), Maggie (18), Ellie (16), Alice (10)) and a laborer, Charles Batten, in the household.
1900 Census: John Jr. and Maggie had moved on (John Jr. married, a saloon-keeper, and living in Camden City), but John and Ellen and two daughters Ellie (age 25) and Alice (age 21) were in on Haddon Avenue, Haddon, Borough of Collingswood, Gloucester Co., NJ, enumerated three households away from the Methodist Home for the Aged. He was a real estate agent and the two daughters were listed as dressmakers. He owned free the house.
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