Joseph Drumm was born in. Germany and was married about 1850 in Montgomery County, New York to Nancy Alter Klock, a widow with 3 children: Maria E. "Julia" Klock, Sylvester Klock, and Daniel Levi Klock. This family appeared in the 1850 federal census living in the Town of Minden, Montgomery County, and the Klock children were all enumerated with the Drumm surname.
Joseph and Nancy had two children: Mary Catherine born in 1851 and John Drumm born in 1853. Nancy died sometime after the birth of their son in 1853 and prior to 1855. In the 1855 New York state census, widowed Joseph was listed with young Mary and John in the household of his step-daughter Maria and her husband Reuben Thomas Nichols. By the 1860 census, Joseph Drumm was also deceased, and his two young orphans were living with neighbors in Palatine Bridge, Montgomery Co., NY.
Joseph and Nancy had two children: Mary Catherine born in 1851 and John Drumm born in 1853. Nancy died sometime after the birth of their son in 1853 and prior to 1855. In the 1855 New York state census, widowed Joseph was listed with young Mary and John in the household of his step-daughter Maria and her husband Reuben Thomas Nichols. By the 1860 census, Joseph Drumm was also deceased, and his two young orphans were living with neighbors in Palatine Bridge, Montgomery Co., NY.
Joseph Drumm was born in. Germany and was married about 1850 in Montgomery County, New York to Nancy Alter Klock, a widow with 3 children: Maria E. "Julia" Klock, Sylvester Klock, and Daniel Levi Klock. This family appeared in the 1850 federal census living in the Town of Minden, Montgomery County, and the Klock children were all enumerated with the Drumm surname.
Joseph and Nancy had two children: Mary Catherine born in 1851 and John Drumm born in 1853. Nancy died sometime after the birth of their son in 1853 and prior to 1855. In the 1855 New York state census, widowed Joseph was listed with young Mary and John in the household of his step-daughter Maria and her husband Reuben Thomas Nichols. By the 1860 census, Joseph Drumm was also deceased, and his two young orphans were living with neighbors in Palatine Bridge, Montgomery Co., NY.
Joseph and Nancy had two children: Mary Catherine born in 1851 and John Drumm born in 1853. Nancy died sometime after the birth of their son in 1853 and prior to 1855. In the 1855 New York state census, widowed Joseph was listed with young Mary and John in the household of his step-daughter Maria and her husband Reuben Thomas Nichols. By the 1860 census, Joseph Drumm was also deceased, and his two young orphans were living with neighbors in Palatine Bridge, Montgomery Co., NY.
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