VITAL RECORDS FROM THE 1875 STATE CENSUS |
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Info kindly provided by the Wayne County Office of the County Historian and digitally formatted by co-coordinator Allyn Hess Perry.
Miscellaneous Statistics:
First Election District, Walworth, For the year ending June 1, 1875
Wm. A. FOSKETT, Enumerator
Lincoln M.E. Church: denomination M.E.; value of church & lot 5100; seats 400; 150 usual number in attendance; number of communicants or regular members 50; salary of clergy besides use of real estate 300.
First E. Baptist Church of Walworth: denomination F.B.; value of church & lot 3000; value of other real estate 1200; seats 300; usual number in attendance 75; number of communicants or regular members 60; salary of clergy 400.
First Baptist Church of Walworth: denomination Baptist; value of church & lot 4000; seats 300; usual number in attendance 100; number of communicants or regular members 64; salary of clergy 400.
First M.E. Church of Walworth: denomination M.E.; value of church & lot 15000; value of other real estate 1000; seats 500; usual number in attendance 250; number of communicants or regular members 125; salary of clergy 800.
Second Baptist Church of Walworth; denomination Baptist; value of church & lot 4000; seats 300; usual number in attendance 200; number of communicants or regular members 120; salary of clergy 800.
Inns, hotels and taverns - 1; retail stores and groceries - 9.
Remarks on the harvest of 1874: Corn, oats and grass crops about one third below the usual yeald. Cause drouth.
Wages: Estimated average pay, exclusive of board: men working at common labor in building etc. $1.25 by the day; farm hands hired by the season or year $20.00 by the month; farm hands hired in haying and harvest $2.00 by the day; women hired for common household work $2.00 by the week; carpenters and joiners $2.25 by the day; blacksmiths $2.00 by the day; painters and glaziers $2.00 by the day; dressmakers $1.00 by the day.
General Remarks: The village of Lincoln contains 64 inhabitants. The village of West Walworth contains 145 inhabitants, and the village of Walworth contains 383 inhabitants.
MARRIAGES:
First Election District: Town of Walworth: during year ending June 1, 1875
Wm. A. FOSKETT, Enumerator
Andrew SIBERDT, 25, single and Lena REUTHER, 20, single
Oct. 15 in Rochester by a Presb. clergyman
John RHINEWALTZ, 25, single and Catharine WEAVER, 16, single
July 22 in Rochester by a R.C. clergyman
Michael LINTNER, 23, single and Mary RHINEWALTZ, 26, single
July 22 in Rochester by a R.C. clergyman
Francis H. BROWN, 18, single and Ida COVEY, 17, single
June 9 in Rochester by a M.E. clergyman
Wallace C. HORN, 20, single and Julia E. MOORE, 18, single
Dec. 24 in Walwroth by an M.E. clergyman
William H. CLARK, 23, single and Julia E. DENISE, 18, single
July 4 in Walwroth by a B. clergyman
William EBERT, 47, widowed and Doris MAHNS, 46, widow
Aug. 18 in Rochester by an E.L. clergyman
Russell D. BRIGGS, 59, widow and Sarah J. MALCOM, 45, widow
Nov. 27 in Phelps by a Pres. clergyman
Franklin HURLEY, 22, single and Nettie LEUTEWELLER, 20, single
Sept. 19 in Port Gibson by a Methodist clergyman
John L. PHILLIP, 20, single and Mary E. DICK, 24, single
Nov. 25 in Walworth by a M.E. clergyman
Thomas CAPERN, 33, single and Hattie A. CORY, 32, single
Mar. 17 in Marion by a M.E. clergyman
Hiram DURFEE, 66, widowed and Barbary COREY, 63, widow
Sept. 1 in Rochester, Ind. by a Pres. clergyman
Sanford BUCKLEY, 22, single and Ida CASE, 19, single
Jan. 13 in Milo, Monroe Co., Mich. by a M.E. clergyman
John H. PLYTER, 25, single and Sarah NEWELL, 42, single
July 8 in Walworth by a M.E. clergyman
DEATHS:
Town of Walworth: during year ending June 1, 1875
Wm. A. FOSKETT, Enumerator
Leonard HERMAN, 25, male, single, May 29, b. Wayne Co., farmer, scarlet fever
Daniel GILBERT, 70, male, married, Dec. 19, b. Onondaga Co., farmer, infirmities of age
Caroline FRY, 37, female, married, April 20, b. N.Y., housekeeper, congestion of lungs
Elizabeth COLE, 46, female, married, Nov. 5, b. Monroe Co., housekeeper, inflamation of heart
Ruben COLE, 13, male, single, Feb. 22, b. Ind., farm laborer, scarlet fever
Amelia BARRON, 10, female, May 12, b. Monroe Co., scarlet fever
Barbary BARRON, 44, female, married, May 18, b. Germany, housekeeper, in childbed
Catharine OTT, 11, female, May 28, b. Wayne Co., scarlet fever
Owen J. WATERMAN, 9, male, May 22, b. Wayne Co., scarlet fever & diptheria
Seth LOCKWOOD, 75, male, married, FEb. 12, b. Mass., farmer, infirmities of age and kidney complaint
Marilla T. BANCROFT, 44, female, married, Feb. 4, b. Wayne Co., housekeeping, consumption and ulceration of the bowels
Joseph STRICKLAND, 86, male, widowed, Feb. 8, b. Mass., farmer, congestion of lungs and infirmities of age
John H. STIGGINS, 38, male, married, Jan. 19, b. England, farmer, typhoid fever
Lois H. SMITH, 83, female, widow, Dec. 16, b. Mass., dropsy and broken hip by accident two years previous
William H. MATHEWSON, 59, male, married, June 3, b. Wayne Co., surveyor, paralysis
Cynthia MATHEWSON, 83, female, widow, Aug. 6, b. Mass., housekeeping, infirmities of age
Mary Ann WHITNEY, 43, female, married, March 23, b. Dutchess Co., housekeeping, ulceration of stomach and bowels
Alfred SPENCER, 70, male, married, Aug. 5, b. Dutchess Co., farmer, kidney complaint and infirmities of age
William DURKIN, 73, male, married, April 17, b. Ireland, farmer, dropsy and consumption
Achsah NORTON, age 87, female, widow, Oct. 5, b. Mass., paralysis
Sarah E. UNDERHILL, 35, female, married, April 20, b. Wayne Co., housekeeping, consumption
Mary GRAHAM, 70, female, married, Nov. 26, b. Rodiland, housekeeping, congestion of the lungs
Henry GRAHAM, 75, male, married, Feb. 26, b. Rodiland, rake maker, valvular disease of the heart
Sarah E. STILL, 2m, female, Feb. 9, b. Wayne Co., congestion of the brain
Agusta ALLEN, 34, female, married, March 8, b. Germany, housekeeping, diabettes
Sally WHITTLETON, 75, female, married, August 6, b. Chenango Co., constipation of the bowels
Alzore L. CARTMAN, 26, female, married, April 19, b. Wayne Co., inflamation of the womb
Lydia MIX, 79, female, widow, April 14, b. Dutchess Co., constipation of the bowels and infirmities of age
Elizabeth MARTIN, 48, female, married, Aug. 4, b. Holland, dropsy
Hiram STEVENS, 72, male, married, Jan. 26, b. Schoharrie Co., shoemaker, paralysis
William W. GARDNER, 75, married, male, May 8, b. Greene Co., physician, typhoid pneumonia
David BUTOLPH, 70, male, widowed, May 25, b. Madison Co., farmer, pneumonia and infirmities of age
These records were taken as part of the NY State 1875 state census and cover the calendar year from June 2, 1874 to
June 1, 1875. Otherwise there are no such government records for the other 1870s years ex. for the US 1880 Mortality Schedule.
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