Ephraim's father, James, died two days after his sixteenth birthday. He stayed with his widowed mother, even after his marriage, at least until 1870. Ephraim from '55 to '80 was occupied as a chair maker according to census records.
In the 1900 census Mr. Matthews and his wife, Nellie, were renting a place at 139 Green Street. That address no longer exists today. He was a saw operator at a chair shop. Nellie reportedly had given birth to one child that did not survive but a record has not yet been found.
In the 1900 census Mr. Matthews and his wife, Nellie, were renting a place at 139 Green Street. That address no longer exists today. He was a saw operator at a chair shop. Nellie reportedly had given birth to one child that did not survive but a record has not yet been found.
Ephraim's father, James, died two days after his sixteenth birthday. He stayed with his widowed mother, even after his marriage, at least until 1870. Ephraim from '55 to '80 was occupied as a chair maker according to census records.
In the 1900 census Mr. Matthews and his wife, Nellie, were renting a place at 139 Green Street. That address no longer exists today. He was a saw operator at a chair shop. Nellie reportedly had given birth to one child that did not survive but a record has not yet been found.
In the 1900 census Mr. Matthews and his wife, Nellie, were renting a place at 139 Green Street. That address no longer exists today. He was a saw operator at a chair shop. Nellie reportedly had given birth to one child that did not survive but a record has not yet been found.
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