3rd child of Jotham Sewell Lovejoy & Mary Borland.
In 1861 Amanda lived with her parents in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada. Her father was a laborer.
Amanda married James Ludgate on 1 Jan 1868 in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook, Maine.
In 1871 Amanda & James lived in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick. James was a farmer.
In Mar 1874 a son, James Jr., was born in Wisconsin. It seems likely that the family resided in Wisconsin for a time.
From 1875-1880 James, Amanda & children lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was employed as a lumberman.
Amanda became a US citizen in 1883.
In 1885 James, Amanda & family lived in Mooersville Township, Crow Wing County, Minnesota. Mooersville Township is now extinct.
On 24 Jul 1889 James received 160 acres of homestead land in Crow Wing County, Minnesota from the US General Land Office.
In 1895 Amanda, James & family lived in Brockway Township, Stearns County, Minnesota. James was a farmer.
On 16 1900 Amanda & James lived in Comfort Township, Kanabec County, Minnesota.
On 21 Sep 1900 James was declared bankrupt. His bankruptcy was reported by the Little Falls (MN) Herald, September 27, 1901, page 3.
In 1905 Amanda & family lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was a laborer.
In 1909 the family resided in Miles City, Custer, Montana. They moved to Forsyth, Rosebud, Montana in 1910.
About Nov 1918 Amanda moved to Glendive, Dawson, Montana & remained there until her death.
Amanda was the mother of 9 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900 & 1910 US Censuses.
There is no grave marker.
In 1861 Amanda lived with her parents in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada. Her father was a laborer.
Amanda married James Ludgate on 1 Jan 1868 in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook, Maine.
In 1871 Amanda & James lived in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick. James was a farmer.
In Mar 1874 a son, James Jr., was born in Wisconsin. It seems likely that the family resided in Wisconsin for a time.
From 1875-1880 James, Amanda & children lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was employed as a lumberman.
Amanda became a US citizen in 1883.
In 1885 James, Amanda & family lived in Mooersville Township, Crow Wing County, Minnesota. Mooersville Township is now extinct.
On 24 Jul 1889 James received 160 acres of homestead land in Crow Wing County, Minnesota from the US General Land Office.
In 1895 Amanda, James & family lived in Brockway Township, Stearns County, Minnesota. James was a farmer.
On 16 1900 Amanda & James lived in Comfort Township, Kanabec County, Minnesota.
On 21 Sep 1900 James was declared bankrupt. His bankruptcy was reported by the Little Falls (MN) Herald, September 27, 1901, page 3.
In 1905 Amanda & family lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was a laborer.
In 1909 the family resided in Miles City, Custer, Montana. They moved to Forsyth, Rosebud, Montana in 1910.
About Nov 1918 Amanda moved to Glendive, Dawson, Montana & remained there until her death.
Amanda was the mother of 9 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900 & 1910 US Censuses.
There is no grave marker.
3rd child of Jotham Sewell Lovejoy & Mary Borland.
In 1861 Amanda lived with her parents in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada. Her father was a laborer.
Amanda married James Ludgate on 1 Jan 1868 in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook, Maine.
In 1871 Amanda & James lived in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick. James was a farmer.
In Mar 1874 a son, James Jr., was born in Wisconsin. It seems likely that the family resided in Wisconsin for a time.
From 1875-1880 James, Amanda & children lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was employed as a lumberman.
Amanda became a US citizen in 1883.
In 1885 James, Amanda & family lived in Mooersville Township, Crow Wing County, Minnesota. Mooersville Township is now extinct.
On 24 Jul 1889 James received 160 acres of homestead land in Crow Wing County, Minnesota from the US General Land Office.
In 1895 Amanda, James & family lived in Brockway Township, Stearns County, Minnesota. James was a farmer.
On 16 1900 Amanda & James lived in Comfort Township, Kanabec County, Minnesota.
On 21 Sep 1900 James was declared bankrupt. His bankruptcy was reported by the Little Falls (MN) Herald, September 27, 1901, page 3.
In 1905 Amanda & family lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was a laborer.
In 1909 the family resided in Miles City, Custer, Montana. They moved to Forsyth, Rosebud, Montana in 1910.
About Nov 1918 Amanda moved to Glendive, Dawson, Montana & remained there until her death.
Amanda was the mother of 9 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900 & 1910 US Censuses.
There is no grave marker.
In 1861 Amanda lived with her parents in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick, Canada. Her father was a laborer.
Amanda married James Ludgate on 1 Jan 1868 in Fort Fairfield, Aroostook, Maine.
In 1871 Amanda & James lived in Grand Falls, Victoria, New Brunswick. James was a farmer.
In Mar 1874 a son, James Jr., was born in Wisconsin. It seems likely that the family resided in Wisconsin for a time.
From 1875-1880 James, Amanda & children lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was employed as a lumberman.
Amanda became a US citizen in 1883.
In 1885 James, Amanda & family lived in Mooersville Township, Crow Wing County, Minnesota. Mooersville Township is now extinct.
On 24 Jul 1889 James received 160 acres of homestead land in Crow Wing County, Minnesota from the US General Land Office.
In 1895 Amanda, James & family lived in Brockway Township, Stearns County, Minnesota. James was a farmer.
On 16 1900 Amanda & James lived in Comfort Township, Kanabec County, Minnesota.
On 21 Sep 1900 James was declared bankrupt. His bankruptcy was reported by the Little Falls (MN) Herald, September 27, 1901, page 3.
In 1905 Amanda & family lived in Elk River, Sherburne, Minnesota. James was a laborer.
In 1909 the family resided in Miles City, Custer, Montana. They moved to Forsyth, Rosebud, Montana in 1910.
About Nov 1918 Amanda moved to Glendive, Dawson, Montana & remained there until her death.
Amanda was the mother of 9 children, 6 of whom were alive in 1900 & 1910 US Censuses.
There is no grave marker.
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