The 1850 Federal Census shows Nathan, age 18, a painter, attending school in Westminster, Worcester, MA.
Nathan joined First Presbyterian Church in Racine Wisconsin on Dec. 28, 1853.
The 1860 Federal Census shows Nathan, age 28, a merchant, living with his wife and family in Weyauwega, Waupaca Co. WI.
Mound Cemetery records confirm that Nathan is buried in this plot next to his wife Sarah C. The grave stone or head stone with his first name is gone. There are only six people buried in this plot, Alvin and Sarah D., Nathan and Sarah C., child of Nathan and Sarah C., Cora and daughter-in-law Genevieve.
Nathan joined First Presbyterian Church in Racine Wisconsin on Dec. 28, 1853.
The 1860 Federal Census shows Nathan, age 28, a merchant, living with his wife and family in Weyauwega, Waupaca Co. WI.
Mound Cemetery records confirm that Nathan is buried in this plot next to his wife Sarah C. The grave stone or head stone with his first name is gone. There are only six people buried in this plot, Alvin and Sarah D., Nathan and Sarah C., child of Nathan and Sarah C., Cora and daughter-in-law Genevieve.
The 1850 Federal Census shows Nathan, age 18, a painter, attending school in Westminster, Worcester, MA.
Nathan joined First Presbyterian Church in Racine Wisconsin on Dec. 28, 1853.
The 1860 Federal Census shows Nathan, age 28, a merchant, living with his wife and family in Weyauwega, Waupaca Co. WI.
Mound Cemetery records confirm that Nathan is buried in this plot next to his wife Sarah C. The grave stone or head stone with his first name is gone. There are only six people buried in this plot, Alvin and Sarah D., Nathan and Sarah C., child of Nathan and Sarah C., Cora and daughter-in-law Genevieve.
Nathan joined First Presbyterian Church in Racine Wisconsin on Dec. 28, 1853.
The 1860 Federal Census shows Nathan, age 28, a merchant, living with his wife and family in Weyauwega, Waupaca Co. WI.
Mound Cemetery records confirm that Nathan is buried in this plot next to his wife Sarah C. The grave stone or head stone with his first name is gone. There are only six people buried in this plot, Alvin and Sarah D., Nathan and Sarah C., child of Nathan and Sarah C., Cora and daughter-in-law Genevieve.
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