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The Edgerton Database |
John Edgerton, son of Asahel and Namah (Bristol) Edgerton.
Lavilla A. Burr, daughter of Joseph and Susan P. (Cadwell) Burr.
Children:
At the time of the 1860 Federal Census, John and his wife, Lavilla, were living with his in-laws, Joseph and Susan Burr, in Bloomfield, Hartford County, Connecticut (pg. 1055; dwelling #249; family #255; enum. July 3, 1860). They were enumerated as follows:
The household of “John Edgarton” was recorded in the 1870 Federal Census of Simsbury, Hartford County, Connecticut (pg. 240; dwelling #255; family #277; enum. July 8, 1870), as follows:
The household of John Edgerton was recorded in the 1880 Federal Census of West Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut (pg. 623; dwelling #267; family #266; enum. June 16, 1880), as follows:
Curiously, the youngest child was listed in this
census as “Henry”, although all other records (including the West Hartford
Birth record, 1900 West Hartford Census, and the California Death Index) list
his name as Robert (ie. Robert Mills Edgerton). The household of John Edgerton was recorded in the
1900 Federal Census of West Hartford, Hartford
County, Connecticut (pg. 231; dwelling #538; family #563; enum.
June 2, 1900), as follows:
According to the above census record, Lavilla was the mother of seven children, five of whom
were still living. Under occupations,
John was listed as “farmer”, Willis and Joseph as “farm laborer” and Robert
as “day laborer”. Original Source Documents: 1860 Federal Census
– household of Joseph Burr; Bloomfield, Hartford Co., CT. 1870 Federal Census
– household of John Edgerton; Simsbury, Hartford Co., CT. 1880 Federal Census
– household of John Edgerton; West Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. 1900 Federal Census
– household of John Edgerton; West Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. Gravestone photo – John Edgerton; Fairview
Cemetery; West Hartford, Hartford Co., CT. Obituary – Mrs. Lavilla A. (Burr) Edgerton; The Hartford Courant – Thursday, May 5, 1932. Funeral
notice –
Mrs. Lavilla A. (Burr) Edgerton; The Hartford Courant – Friday, May 6,
1932. |
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