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|'''1900 United States Federal Census''', Franklin Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 75, Page 1, lines 15-21 lists ''Henderson Wilson'', white male born Oct. 1860, age 39, married, farmer, owns mortgaged farm; married to ''Nancy L. Wilson'', white female born June 1860, age 39, mother of 6 children, all living; five children living with the family: son ''Willis E. Wilson'', born Mar 1887, age 13; daughter ''Sarah A. Wilson'', born Aug 1889, age 10; son ''George H. Wilson'', born Dec 1891, age 8; daughter ''Tillie E. Wilson'', born Dec 1893, age 6; and daughter ''Margaret M. Wilson'', born Dec 1896, age 3. All born PA, all parents born PA; these five children all single; all but youngest three children read, write & speak English. Willis and Sarah are attending school. Date of census 2 Jun 1900. | |'''1900 United States Federal Census''', Franklin Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 75, Page 1, lines 15-21 lists ''Henderson Wilson'', white male born Oct. 1860, age 39, married, farmer, owns mortgaged farm; married to ''Nancy L. Wilson'', white female born June 1860, age 39, mother of 6 children, all living; five children living with the family: son ''Willis E. Wilson'', born Mar 1887, age 13; daughter ''Sarah A. Wilson'', born Aug 1889, age 10; son ''George H. Wilson'', born Dec 1891, age 8; daughter ''Tillie E. Wilson'', born Dec 1893, age 6; and daughter ''Margaret M. Wilson'', born Dec 1896, age 3. All born PA, all parents born PA; these five children all single; all but youngest three children read, write & speak English. Willis and Sarah are attending school. Date of census 2 Jun 1900. | ||
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| + | |'''1910 United States Federal Census''', Franklin Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 89, Page 9, lines 41-47 lists ''Henderson H. Wilson'', white male, age 49, married to ''Nancy E. Wilson'', white female0, age 49, mother of 8 children, 7 of whom are still living; five children living with the family: son ''Willis E. Wilson'', age 23; son ''George H. Wilson'', age 17; daughter ''Tillie E. Wilson'', age 14; daughter ''Margaret M. Wilson'', age 12; and daughter ''Bertha J. Wilson'', age 7. Nancy and Henderson were both 24 when they were first married. All born PA, all parents born PA; these five children all single; all but Bertha read, write & speak English. The youngest three children are in school. Willis is a farm laborer working an orchard. George is a farmer on the house farm. Date of census 29-30 Apr 1910. | ||
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| Birth | Oct 1860-62 | |||
| Marriage | To Nancy Elizabeth unknown | |||
| Death | 1927 | |||
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| 1 | 1900 United States Federal Census, Franklin Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 75, Page 1, lines 15-21 lists Henderson Wilson, white male born Oct. 1860, age 39, married, farmer, owns mortgaged farm; married to Nancy L. Wilson, white female born June 1860, age 39, mother of 6 children, all living; five children living with the family: son Willis E. Wilson, born Mar 1887, age 13; daughter Sarah A. Wilson, born Aug 1889, age 10; son George H. Wilson, born Dec 1891, age 8; daughter Tillie E. Wilson, born Dec 1893, age 6; and daughter Margaret M. Wilson, born Dec 1896, age 3. All born PA, all parents born PA; these five children all single; all but youngest three children read, write & speak English. Willis and Sarah are attending school. Date of census 2 Jun 1900. |  |
| 2 | 1910 United States Federal Census, Franklin Township, Butler County, PA, Enumeration District 89, Page 9, lines 41-47 lists Henderson H. Wilson, white male, age 49, married to Nancy E. Wilson, white female0, age 49, mother of 8 children, 7 of whom are still living; five children living with the family: son Willis E. Wilson, age 23; son George H. Wilson, age 17; daughter Tillie E. Wilson, age 14; daughter Margaret M. Wilson, age 12; and daughter Bertha J. Wilson, age 7. Nancy and Henderson were both 24 when they were first married. All born PA, all parents born PA; these five children all single; all but Bertha read, write & speak English. The youngest three children are in school. Willis is a farm laborer working an orchard. George is a farmer on the house farm. Date of census 29-30 Apr 1910. |  |
| 3 | Pennsylvania 1910 Miracode Index lists a Henderson H. Wilson, white, age 49, born in PA. Living in Butler County, PA (enumeration district 89). He lives with his wife Nancy ETD> [?] Wilson, age 49, and five children: son Willis E. Wilson, age 23; son George H. Wilson, age 17; daughter Tillie E. Wilson, age 14; daughter Margaret M. Wilson, age 12; and daughter Bertha J. Wilson, age 7. | |
| 2 | 1895 History of Butler Co. PA, Brown & Co., p. 1277: "LOTT WILSON was born in Westmoreland county Pennsylvania, February 10, 1831, son of James and Mary (Baum) Wilson, and came with his parents to Butler county in 1844 ... Mr. Wilson was married in 1854, to Nancy Gallagher, a daughter of James Gallagher, to which union have been born five children, viz.: Dunwoody; James; Henderson; Robert; William; Jane, wife of Vest Sharp; Tillie, and two that died in infancy ..." | (Click here to read entire biorgaphical sketch) |
| 3 | 1895 History of Butler Co. PA, Brown & Co. p. 1262: "John Gallagher, Sr., one of the pioneers of Butler county...settled in Muddy Creek township...He purchased a tract of 400 acres of land, erected upon it a log house, and resided there the remainder of his life. The site of his home is now the property of Henderson Wilson... | (Complete text) |
