The 1850 Census shows her father to be MOSES D. MOORE 43 and CHARLOTTE to be 7 years old. The 1860 Census Shows CHARLOTTE living with two of her sisters with SOLOMAN JONES and his wife MARGARET. CHARLOTTE and her sisters are not living with their father as he is married to MALINDA SHOTWELL. What is weird also is that JOHN C., the brother of MARGARET is living with another family and JAMES is living with his grandparents.
CHARLOTTE and LEONARD HENDERSON OAKLEY were married January 24, 1861 and had 13 children with 10 living in the 1910 Census.
CHARLOTTE and LEONARD HENDERSON OAKLEY were married January 24, 1861 and had 13 children with 10 living in the 1910 Census.
The 1850 Census shows her father to be MOSES D. MOORE 43 and CHARLOTTE to be 7 years old. The 1860 Census Shows CHARLOTTE living with two of her sisters with SOLOMAN JONES and his wife MARGARET. CHARLOTTE and her sisters are not living with their father as he is married to MALINDA SHOTWELL. What is weird also is that JOHN C., the brother of MARGARET is living with another family and JAMES is living with his grandparents.
CHARLOTTE and LEONARD HENDERSON OAKLEY were married January 24, 1861 and had 13 children with 10 living in the 1910 Census.
CHARLOTTE and LEONARD HENDERSON OAKLEY were married January 24, 1861 and had 13 children with 10 living in the 1910 Census.
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