Johnson Cath Smith Crisalli family genealogy - Person Sheet
Johnson Cath Smith Crisalli family genealogy - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
In the 1900 federal census, she gave her birthdate as Dec 1865, age 34; she had been married 11 years. She had had 3 children, 2 still alive. She and her parents were born in New York, and she could read and write.10
Ruth E. and John A. were living with her and Charles in 1900. Merrill had died, and Freda wasn’t born yet.
Ruth E. and John A. were living with her and Charles in 1900. Merrill had died, and Freda wasn’t born yet.
Spouses
BurialJay Central Cemetery, Jay, Essex County, NY
FatherAdoniram PECK (1818-1894)
MotherMaria Raisey KENADA (~1824-1891)
Misc. Notes
Jos. Peck’s research and his age at 1880 census lean me toward 1862, rather than the 1861 on his stone.
In the 1900 federal census, he gave his birthdate as May 1862, his age as 38; he had been married 11 years. He was a farmer, could read and write, and owned his farm free of mortgage.10
In his father’s will, he received: “Sixth, I give and bequeath to Charles M. Peck, of Wilmington, Essex Co., N.Y., my fur coat (coon skin) reserving the right to Cornelius Peck of Jay, Essex Co., N.Y. using or wearing the same whenever he wishes.”289
Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post, September 30, 1921:
ROBBERS AT WORK
AROUND WILMINGTON
The home of Charles Peck at Witmington
was entered the other day.
Flour was taken from the barrel, a
piece of meat was also taken and a
$20 bill was taken from his pocketbook,
which was in back of the flour
barrel. There are heard rumors of
several other robberies in the same vicinity
lately, another one being the
house of Herbert Musgrove, (which is
unoccupied) some articles of clothing
being stolen. At different times articles
of furniture have been -stolen from
the camp ground.294
In the 1900 federal census, he gave his birthdate as May 1862, his age as 38; he had been married 11 years. He was a farmer, could read and write, and owned his farm free of mortgage.10
In his father’s will, he received: “Sixth, I give and bequeath to Charles M. Peck, of Wilmington, Essex Co., N.Y., my fur coat (coon skin) reserving the right to Cornelius Peck of Jay, Essex Co., N.Y. using or wearing the same whenever he wishes.”289
Adirondack Record-Elizabethtown Post, September 30, 1921:
ROBBERS AT WORK
AROUND WILMINGTON
The home of Charles Peck at Witmington
was entered the other day.
Flour was taken from the barrel, a
piece of meat was also taken and a
$20 bill was taken from his pocketbook,
which was in back of the flour
barrel. There are heard rumors of
several other robberies in the same vicinity
lately, another one being the
house of Herbert Musgrove, (which is
unoccupied) some articles of clothing
being stolen. At different times articles
of furniture have been -stolen from
the camp ground.294
ChildrenRuth E.M. (1892-1924)
John Adoniram (1893-1943)
Merrill A. (1895-1895)
Freda Armenia (1901-1980)