In the 1900 U.S. Census, physician James O'Grady, no age, born Maine, father born Ireland, mother born Canada, was living on Boynton Street in Eastport, Maine, with Mary J., 35, born August, 1865 in Maine, father born PA, mother born Maine; John W., 8, born March, 1892 in SC; Geraldine L., 7, born August, 1893; James D., 5, born February, 1895; and Gwendolyn P., 1, born June, 1899, all born in Maine; sister-in-law Jennie V. Dawson, 57, born June, 1843 in Maine, father born PA, mother born Maine; housekeeper widow Mary Black, 56, born July, 1844 in Ireland, parents born Ireland; and servant Annie I. Currey, 27, born January 1873 in Maine, father born Maine, mother born Canada.
The O'Gradys had been married for nine years, and all four of Mary's children were still living.
Mary Black had been married for 34 years and she had borne no children.
Annie had been married for five years and there was no info on her children.
In the 1880 U.S. Census, retired general S.K. Dawson, single, 65, born PA, parents born PA, was living in Eastport, Maine with daughters Jinnie, 35; and Mollie, 18, both born in Maine with mother born MA; sardine factory.... J.W. Low, 34, born Canada, parents born Canada; and sardine factory....Nathan Parker, 27, born Mass., father born England, mother born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Jane N. Weston, 78, born Mass., was living in Eastport, Maine, with Anna O. Buck, 63, born Mass. S.K. Danson, 43, born PA; Jane N. Danson, 40, born Maine; and Jenny Danson, 16, born Maine; and Louisa Holt, 15, born NS.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, U.S. Army captain Samuel K. Dawson, 33, born PA, was living in New Utrecht, NY with Jane, 29; and Jane, 6, both born in Maine.
The census then lists all of the soldiers serving under Samuel.
The O'Gradys had been married for nine years, and all four of Mary's children were still living.
Mary Black had been married for 34 years and she had borne no children.
Annie had been married for five years and there was no info on her children.
In the 1880 U.S. Census, retired general S.K. Dawson, single, 65, born PA, parents born PA, was living in Eastport, Maine with daughters Jinnie, 35; and Mollie, 18, both born in Maine with mother born MA; sardine factory.... J.W. Low, 34, born Canada, parents born Canada; and sardine factory....Nathan Parker, 27, born Mass., father born England, mother born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Jane N. Weston, 78, born Mass., was living in Eastport, Maine, with Anna O. Buck, 63, born Mass. S.K. Danson, 43, born PA; Jane N. Danson, 40, born Maine; and Jenny Danson, 16, born Maine; and Louisa Holt, 15, born NS.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, U.S. Army captain Samuel K. Dawson, 33, born PA, was living in New Utrecht, NY with Jane, 29; and Jane, 6, both born in Maine.
The census then lists all of the soldiers serving under Samuel.
In the 1900 U.S. Census, physician James O'Grady, no age, born Maine, father born Ireland, mother born Canada, was living on Boynton Street in Eastport, Maine, with Mary J., 35, born August, 1865 in Maine, father born PA, mother born Maine; John W., 8, born March, 1892 in SC; Geraldine L., 7, born August, 1893; James D., 5, born February, 1895; and Gwendolyn P., 1, born June, 1899, all born in Maine; sister-in-law Jennie V. Dawson, 57, born June, 1843 in Maine, father born PA, mother born Maine; housekeeper widow Mary Black, 56, born July, 1844 in Ireland, parents born Ireland; and servant Annie I. Currey, 27, born January 1873 in Maine, father born Maine, mother born Canada.
The O'Gradys had been married for nine years, and all four of Mary's children were still living.
Mary Black had been married for 34 years and she had borne no children.
Annie had been married for five years and there was no info on her children.
In the 1880 U.S. Census, retired general S.K. Dawson, single, 65, born PA, parents born PA, was living in Eastport, Maine with daughters Jinnie, 35; and Mollie, 18, both born in Maine with mother born MA; sardine factory.... J.W. Low, 34, born Canada, parents born Canada; and sardine factory....Nathan Parker, 27, born Mass., father born England, mother born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Jane N. Weston, 78, born Mass., was living in Eastport, Maine, with Anna O. Buck, 63, born Mass. S.K. Danson, 43, born PA; Jane N. Danson, 40, born Maine; and Jenny Danson, 16, born Maine; and Louisa Holt, 15, born NS.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, U.S. Army captain Samuel K. Dawson, 33, born PA, was living in New Utrecht, NY with Jane, 29; and Jane, 6, both born in Maine.
The census then lists all of the soldiers serving under Samuel.
The O'Gradys had been married for nine years, and all four of Mary's children were still living.
Mary Black had been married for 34 years and she had borne no children.
Annie had been married for five years and there was no info on her children.
In the 1880 U.S. Census, retired general S.K. Dawson, single, 65, born PA, parents born PA, was living in Eastport, Maine with daughters Jinnie, 35; and Mollie, 18, both born in Maine with mother born MA; sardine factory.... J.W. Low, 34, born Canada, parents born Canada; and sardine factory....Nathan Parker, 27, born Mass., father born England, mother born Canada.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, Jane N. Weston, 78, born Mass., was living in Eastport, Maine, with Anna O. Buck, 63, born Mass. S.K. Danson, 43, born PA; Jane N. Danson, 40, born Maine; and Jenny Danson, 16, born Maine; and Louisa Holt, 15, born NS.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, U.S. Army captain Samuel K. Dawson, 33, born PA, was living in New Utrecht, NY with Jane, 29; and Jane, 6, both born in Maine.
The census then lists all of the soldiers serving under Samuel.
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