Married (1): Caroline Hunter
They had 4 children: Harriet, Julian Eugene, Alice A. and James Lovejoy
Married (2): Johannah Marlia (Rosenkrans) Wood on June 5, 1869
They had no children
1820 Census: Living in Bergen-Genessee County, New York with his parents.
1830 Census: Living in Conewango-Cattaraugus County, New York with his parents.
1840 Census: Living in Persia-Cattaraugus County, New York with his wife and daughter. He was living next door to his sister Almira and her husband Charles Wood and daughter.
1850 Census: Living in Clear Lake Township-Steuben County, Indiana with his parents, wife and daughter. He was a Farmer.
1860 Census: Living in Caledonia Township-Kent County, Michigan with his wife and three children. His oldest daughter is not living with them. He was a Farmer.
1870 Census: Living in Nelson Township with his second wife, Johannah and her children along with his youngest son. He was a Farmer.
1880 Census: Living in Nelson Township with his second wife and her son and daughter-in-law. He was a Laborer.
1892: Living just south of Elmwood cemetery where he was the sexton for 15 years. While digging a grave there, he suddenly became sick and passed away.
He was a member of the Baptist church.
Married (1): Caroline Hunter
They had 4 children: Harriet, Julian Eugene, Alice A. and James Lovejoy
Married (2): Johannah Marlia (Rosenkrans) Wood on June 5, 1869
They had no children
1820 Census: Living in Bergen-Genessee County, New York with his parents.
1830 Census: Living in Conewango-Cattaraugus County, New York with his parents.
1840 Census: Living in Persia-Cattaraugus County, New York with his wife and daughter. He was living next door to his sister Almira and her husband Charles Wood and daughter.
1850 Census: Living in Clear Lake Township-Steuben County, Indiana with his parents, wife and daughter. He was a Farmer.
1860 Census: Living in Caledonia Township-Kent County, Michigan with his wife and three children. His oldest daughter is not living with them. He was a Farmer.
1870 Census: Living in Nelson Township with his second wife, Johannah and her children along with his youngest son. He was a Farmer.
1880 Census: Living in Nelson Township with his second wife and her son and daughter-in-law. He was a Laborer.
1892: Living just south of Elmwood cemetery where he was the sexton for 15 years. While digging a grave there, he suddenly became sick and passed away.
He was a member of the Baptist church.
Inscription
John Lovejoy does not have a marker
Family Members
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Abner Lovejoy
1814–1814
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Eunice Lovejoy
1817–1819
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Almira Lovejoy Shaffer
1819–1898
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Mary Lovejoy Burt
1822–1877
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Lucina Lovejoy Davenport
1824–1897
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Lauren Lovejoy
1825–1894
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James Lovejoy
1827–1890
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Benjamin T. Lovejoy
1830–1897
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Cyrus Lovejoy
1832–1906
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Harriet Lovejoy
1834–1836
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Lewis Thorp Lovejoy
1835–1912
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Almon Henry Lovejoy
1837–1925
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Hannah Susan Lovejoy
1839–1846
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