In 1880, he was living with his mother-in-law at 119 East Monroe Street in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. The household included: Martha Kernan, age 48, widow, born in Pennsylvania to Pennsylvania parents; Albert G. Rouse, age 38, lawyer and machinist, born in Canada to Canadian parents; Mary Rouse, age 25, born in Pennsylvania to a father from Ireland and a mother from Pennsylvania; Grace B. Rouse, age 5, born in Florida; Oliver N. T. Rouse, age 3, born in Florida; and Joseph Santo, age 65, boarder, a retired merchant, born in Sicily.
In 1900, he was living in Live Oak, Suwanee County, Florida with his wife and daughters. The household included: Alonzo G. Rouse, age 58, born March 1842, married 27 years; Mary, age 44, born in February 1856, married 27 years, five children; Nellie F. born April 1886 in Florida; and Mary E., born December 1880 in Florida.
In 1910, he and Mary were living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida where he was working as superintendant of a sawmill. They reported that he had been married twice and that Mary had been married once for 37 years and had four living children of five born.
In 1900, he was living in Live Oak, Suwanee County, Florida with his wife and daughters. The household included: Alonzo G. Rouse, age 58, born March 1842, married 27 years; Mary, age 44, born in February 1856, married 27 years, five children; Nellie F. born April 1886 in Florida; and Mary E., born December 1880 in Florida.
In 1910, he and Mary were living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida where he was working as superintendant of a sawmill. They reported that he had been married twice and that Mary had been married once for 37 years and had four living children of five born.
In 1880, he was living with his mother-in-law at 119 East Monroe Street in Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida. The household included: Martha Kernan, age 48, widow, born in Pennsylvania to Pennsylvania parents; Albert G. Rouse, age 38, lawyer and machinist, born in Canada to Canadian parents; Mary Rouse, age 25, born in Pennsylvania to a father from Ireland and a mother from Pennsylvania; Grace B. Rouse, age 5, born in Florida; Oliver N. T. Rouse, age 3, born in Florida; and Joseph Santo, age 65, boarder, a retired merchant, born in Sicily.
In 1900, he was living in Live Oak, Suwanee County, Florida with his wife and daughters. The household included: Alonzo G. Rouse, age 58, born March 1842, married 27 years; Mary, age 44, born in February 1856, married 27 years, five children; Nellie F. born April 1886 in Florida; and Mary E., born December 1880 in Florida.
In 1910, he and Mary were living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida where he was working as superintendant of a sawmill. They reported that he had been married twice and that Mary had been married once for 37 years and had four living children of five born.
In 1900, he was living in Live Oak, Suwanee County, Florida with his wife and daughters. The household included: Alonzo G. Rouse, age 58, born March 1842, married 27 years; Mary, age 44, born in February 1856, married 27 years, five children; Nellie F. born April 1886 in Florida; and Mary E., born December 1880 in Florida.
In 1910, he and Mary were living in Starke, Bradford County, Florida where he was working as superintendant of a sawmill. They reported that he had been married twice and that Mary had been married once for 37 years and had four living children of five born.
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