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United States of America / Re: Burials at Trinity Churchyard New York
« on: Saturday 28 July 12 18:57 BST (UK) »
LinnettW,
Couldn't reply to your message because have not posted enough to qualify for that privilege. What I find interesting in this is that Charles' wife Anna is listed on the 1870's census with her parents, son Charles A. Deecken (Jr??), and her siblings. She is listed as Theresa Dagen though not Anna T. Deecken and her son is listed as Charles Dagen. The 1870 census did not show martial status. Charles died in 1872 and on the 1880 census, Anna T. Deecken appears with her family at the same address as the 1870, with Charles A. and a George R. who was 7 years old. Don't know why she was living with her parents or where her husband was. Obviously, she still had relations with him and had either just had a son or was pregnant with one before he died. Looking for transport records to see if maybe he went overseas for a period before he died. Will let you know if anything turns up.
Couldn't reply to your message because have not posted enough to qualify for that privilege. What I find interesting in this is that Charles' wife Anna is listed on the 1870's census with her parents, son Charles A. Deecken (Jr??), and her siblings. She is listed as Theresa Dagen though not Anna T. Deecken and her son is listed as Charles Dagen. The 1870 census did not show martial status. Charles died in 1872 and on the 1880 census, Anna T. Deecken appears with her family at the same address as the 1870, with Charles A. and a George R. who was 7 years old. Don't know why she was living with her parents or where her husband was. Obviously, she still had relations with him and had either just had a son or was pregnant with one before he died. Looking for transport records to see if maybe he went overseas for a period before he died. Will let you know if anything turns up.