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Lucy Ann Edgerton, daughter of William and Sarah (Morgan) Edgerton.
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born:
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April 20, 1816; Norwich, New London Co.,
CT. (VR 20:84)
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died:
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April 9, 1905; Norwich, New London Co., CT. (VR 20:84)
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buried:
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Yantic Cemetery; Norwich, New London
Co., CT. (GI)
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At the time of the 1870 Federal Census, Lucy
Edgerton was residing in Norwich (Ward 4), New London County, Connecticut. She was recorded in the household of Richard
P. Tracy (pg. 636; dwelling #309; family #354; enum. July 18, 1870), as “Lucy
Edgerton, housekeeper, aged 50, b. in Connecticut”.
The household of Lucy A. Edgerton was recorded in
the 1900 Federal
Census of Norwich City, New London County, Connecticut
(pg. 187; dwelling #124; family #141; enum. June 5, 1900), as follows:
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Name
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Rel.
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Birthdate & place
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Age
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Marital
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Parents’ birthplace
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Status
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Father
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Mother
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Lucy A. Edgerton
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head
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Apr. 1823
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CT
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77
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S
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CT
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CT
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Hannah M. Potter
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sister
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Feb. 1830
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CT
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70
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Wd.
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CT
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CT
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According to the above record, Hannah was the
mother of one child, who had already died.
Lucy’s occupation was listed as “capitalist”.
Original Source Documents:
1900 Federal Census
– household of Lucy Ann Edgerton; Norwich City,
New London Co., CT .
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