Florene M. Veeder1,2
(about 1861 - )
Florene M. Veeder|b. about 1861|p1078.htm|E. W. Veeder|b. about 1833|p1081.htm|Louisa E. Arling|b. Nov, 1841|p1074.htm|||||||Madison Arling|b. about 1815|p1079.htm|Abigal|b. about 1817|p1080.htm|
Florene M. Veeder was born about 1861 in Wisconsin, daughter of E. W. Veeder and Louisa E. Arling.1
Florene M. Veeder appeared on the Waterloo, Jefferson County, New Hampshire, census of 1870 in the household of Madison Arling. The household also included Abigal, Louisa E. Arling, James Davis and Jane Rhods. Flora (daughter of Louisa) is listed as a white female of age 9 born in Wisconsin.4
According to the census of June 1, 1880, Florene was living at home with her mother and step-father (John English) in Lake Mills, Jefferson County, Wisconsin. She was 19 years old, single and attending school. Her biological father is shown as having been born in New York and her mother was born in Vermont.5
Florene M. Veeder appeared on the Lake Mills census of 1910 in the household of Louisa E. English. Florene is listed as Louisa's daughter, single at age 49.2
Florene M. Veeder appeared on the Lake Mills census of January, 1920 in the household of Louisa E. English. Florene is still living with her mother and is still single at age 59. Niether of them work at a trade or profession.6
Florene M. Veeder appeared in the Lake Mills census of April 4, 1930 as head of household.. At this time her mother Louisa must have past away as she was living alone and owned her own home valued at $5000. She did not have a radio. She was 69 years old and still single.7
Florene M. Veeder appeared on the Waterloo, Jefferson County, New Hampshire, census of 1870 in the household of Madison Arling. The household also included Abigal, Louisa E. Arling, James Davis and Jane Rhods. Flora (daughter of Louisa) is listed as a white female of age 9 born in Wisconsin.4
According to the census of June 1, 1880, Florene was living at home with her mother and step-father (John English) in Lake Mills, Jefferson County, Wisconsin. She was 19 years old, single and attending school. Her biological father is shown as having been born in New York and her mother was born in Vermont.5
Florene M. Veeder appeared on the Lake Mills census of 1910 in the household of Louisa E. English. Florene is listed as Louisa's daughter, single at age 49.2
Florene M. Veeder appeared on the Lake Mills census of January, 1920 in the household of Louisa E. English. Florene is still living with her mother and is still single at age 59. Niether of them work at a trade or profession.6
Florene M. Veeder appeared in the Lake Mills census of April 4, 1930 as head of household.. At this time her mother Louisa must have past away as she was living alone and owned her own home valued at $5000. She did not have a radio. She was 69 years old and still single.7
Citations
- [S109] John English, 1880 US Census, Lake Mills, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin, www.FamilySearch.org Family History Library Film: 1255430, NA Film Number: T9-1430, Page Number: 172A.
- [S112] Louisa English, 16 April 1910 US Census, US Census Search, Dwelling 58; Family 61, Heritage Quest Online Series: T624 Roll: 1714 Page: 193.
- [S110] Madison Arling Dwelling 1582 - Family 1571, 19 Jul 1860 Census, Lake Mills, Jefferson County, Wisconsin Series: M653 Roll: 1413 Page: 356.
- [S111] Madison Arling Dwelling 167 - Family 167, 27 Jul 1870 Census, Waterloo, Jefferson County, Wisconsin Series: M593 Roll: 1719 Page: 337.
- [S124] 1880 US Census, www.FamilySearch.org, 1880, Wisconsin, Jefferson, Lake Mills; Series: T9 Roll: 1430 Page: 172.
- [S113] Louisa English, Jan 1920 US Census, US Census Search, Dwelling 94; Family 97, Heritage Quest Online Series: T625 Roll: 1989 Page: 188.
- [S118] Florene Veeder, April 4 1930 US Census, US Census Search, 218 Main, Dwelling 90; Family 97, Heritage Quest Online Series: T626 Roll: 2576 Page: 191.
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