Son of Solomon Shaw and Polly Tower Bailey
He married 1) Lucy Sophronia Reed about 1850. They had children:
. George Nelson Shaw (1851 - 1947)
. Silena Carmilla Shaw (1852 - 1938)
+ sp: Truman C. Cobb
. Frank H. Shaw (1854 - 1855)
. Ida E. Shaw (1856 - 1929)
+ sp: Waldo Anson Burt
. Adeline Lyanda "Addie" Shaw (1859 - 1918)
+ sp: Albert H. Graves
. William Henry Shaw (1863 - 1863)
. Laurinda B. Shaw (1864 - 1864)
In 1855 he lived in Ashfield, Massachusetts with wife and 3 children. He was a farmer.
In 1860 he lived in Cummington, Massachusetts with wife and 4 children. He worked as a mechanic. The census of 1860 counted him a second time in Cummington, as part of a list of all the 9 sons of his parents. This was an error on the part of the census taker, as he did not live with his parents at the time.
During the Civil War he enlisted first in 1861 for a 3 month term of service with Company A, 2nd Connecticut. He then re-enlisted with Company B, 14th Connecticut Volunteers. His final rank was Sergeant. He was severely wounded in the arm at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in Dec 1862, and was granted an invalid's pension.
In 1870, widowed, he lived in Hartford, Connecticut with 3 daughters. He was called a "scroll sawyer."
After the death of his first wife, he married 2) Jennie S. ....... (1840 - ) about 1871.
In 1880 he lived in Bristol, Connecticut with his second wife. He worked in a clock factory.
In 1900 and 1910 he and his wife lived in New Haven, Connecticut. He was a carpenter/woodworker at a hardware company.
He married 1) Lucy Sophronia Reed about 1850. They had children:
. George Nelson Shaw (1851 - 1947)
. Silena Carmilla Shaw (1852 - 1938)
+ sp: Truman C. Cobb
. Frank H. Shaw (1854 - 1855)
. Ida E. Shaw (1856 - 1929)
+ sp: Waldo Anson Burt
. Adeline Lyanda "Addie" Shaw (1859 - 1918)
+ sp: Albert H. Graves
. William Henry Shaw (1863 - 1863)
. Laurinda B. Shaw (1864 - 1864)
In 1855 he lived in Ashfield, Massachusetts with wife and 3 children. He was a farmer.
In 1860 he lived in Cummington, Massachusetts with wife and 4 children. He worked as a mechanic. The census of 1860 counted him a second time in Cummington, as part of a list of all the 9 sons of his parents. This was an error on the part of the census taker, as he did not live with his parents at the time.
During the Civil War he enlisted first in 1861 for a 3 month term of service with Company A, 2nd Connecticut. He then re-enlisted with Company B, 14th Connecticut Volunteers. His final rank was Sergeant. He was severely wounded in the arm at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in Dec 1862, and was granted an invalid's pension.
In 1870, widowed, he lived in Hartford, Connecticut with 3 daughters. He was called a "scroll sawyer."
After the death of his first wife, he married 2) Jennie S. ....... (1840 - ) about 1871.
In 1880 he lived in Bristol, Connecticut with his second wife. He worked in a clock factory.
In 1900 and 1910 he and his wife lived in New Haven, Connecticut. He was a carpenter/woodworker at a hardware company.
Son of Solomon Shaw and Polly Tower Bailey
He married 1) Lucy Sophronia Reed about 1850. They had children:
. George Nelson Shaw (1851 - 1947)
. Silena Carmilla Shaw (1852 - 1938)
+ sp: Truman C. Cobb
. Frank H. Shaw (1854 - 1855)
. Ida E. Shaw (1856 - 1929)
+ sp: Waldo Anson Burt
. Adeline Lyanda "Addie" Shaw (1859 - 1918)
+ sp: Albert H. Graves
. William Henry Shaw (1863 - 1863)
. Laurinda B. Shaw (1864 - 1864)
In 1855 he lived in Ashfield, Massachusetts with wife and 3 children. He was a farmer.
In 1860 he lived in Cummington, Massachusetts with wife and 4 children. He worked as a mechanic. The census of 1860 counted him a second time in Cummington, as part of a list of all the 9 sons of his parents. This was an error on the part of the census taker, as he did not live with his parents at the time.
During the Civil War he enlisted first in 1861 for a 3 month term of service with Company A, 2nd Connecticut. He then re-enlisted with Company B, 14th Connecticut Volunteers. His final rank was Sergeant. He was severely wounded in the arm at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in Dec 1862, and was granted an invalid's pension.
In 1870, widowed, he lived in Hartford, Connecticut with 3 daughters. He was called a "scroll sawyer."
After the death of his first wife, he married 2) Jennie S. ....... (1840 - ) about 1871.
In 1880 he lived in Bristol, Connecticut with his second wife. He worked in a clock factory.
In 1900 and 1910 he and his wife lived in New Haven, Connecticut. He was a carpenter/woodworker at a hardware company.
He married 1) Lucy Sophronia Reed about 1850. They had children:
. George Nelson Shaw (1851 - 1947)
. Silena Carmilla Shaw (1852 - 1938)
+ sp: Truman C. Cobb
. Frank H. Shaw (1854 - 1855)
. Ida E. Shaw (1856 - 1929)
+ sp: Waldo Anson Burt
. Adeline Lyanda "Addie" Shaw (1859 - 1918)
+ sp: Albert H. Graves
. William Henry Shaw (1863 - 1863)
. Laurinda B. Shaw (1864 - 1864)
In 1855 he lived in Ashfield, Massachusetts with wife and 3 children. He was a farmer.
In 1860 he lived in Cummington, Massachusetts with wife and 4 children. He worked as a mechanic. The census of 1860 counted him a second time in Cummington, as part of a list of all the 9 sons of his parents. This was an error on the part of the census taker, as he did not live with his parents at the time.
During the Civil War he enlisted first in 1861 for a 3 month term of service with Company A, 2nd Connecticut. He then re-enlisted with Company B, 14th Connecticut Volunteers. His final rank was Sergeant. He was severely wounded in the arm at the Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in Dec 1862, and was granted an invalid's pension.
In 1870, widowed, he lived in Hartford, Connecticut with 3 daughters. He was called a "scroll sawyer."
After the death of his first wife, he married 2) Jennie S. ....... (1840 - ) about 1871.
In 1880 he lived in Bristol, Connecticut with his second wife. He worked in a clock factory.
In 1900 and 1910 he and his wife lived in New Haven, Connecticut. He was a carpenter/woodworker at a hardware company.
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