Son of Linus Fisk Colvin and Caroline Young, John was the husband of Eunice H. Tubbs, whom he married 25 Feb 1880 in Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT. The couple had five known children: Carl C, Carrie Elizabeth, John Cleveland Jr., Clayton Carl, and Frank J. Colvin.
John also was the father of a short-lived daughter, Jennie Carrie Colvin [1878-1881], from an earlier liasion with her mother, Arvilla Gates.
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1880 Census, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT, E.D. #174, p. 106A, Dwelling #205, Family #211, enumerated 12 Jun 1880:
Colvin, John C, 34, Farmer, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
--- Eunice H, 29, Wife, Keeping House, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
Leonard, John F, 69, Boarder, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
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"History of Rutland County, Vermont," ed. H. P. Smith and W. S. Rann [D. Mason & Co., Publishers, Syracuse, N. Y., 1886], p. 934:
JOHN C. COLVIN
Colvin, John C., Clarendon, p.o. Clarendon Springs, was born in Clarendon February 20, 1846, is a farmer and owns one hundred and fifteen acres. He has been constable and collector of Clarendon eight years, in succession, and town representative in 1876, is now justice of the peace. His parents were Linus F. and Caroline [Youngs] Colvin, of Tinmouth. He was married February 25, 1881 [sic, 1880] to Eunice H. Tubbs, a daughter of Daniel and Emily [Hill] Tubbs, of Clarendon. They had three children; Carl C., Carrie L. and John Cleveland.
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John also was the father of a short-lived daughter, Jennie Carrie Colvin [1878-1881], from an earlier liasion with her mother, Arvilla Gates.
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1880 Census, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT, E.D. #174, p. 106A, Dwelling #205, Family #211, enumerated 12 Jun 1880:
Colvin, John C, 34, Farmer, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
--- Eunice H, 29, Wife, Keeping House, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
Leonard, John F, 69, Boarder, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
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"History of Rutland County, Vermont," ed. H. P. Smith and W. S. Rann [D. Mason & Co., Publishers, Syracuse, N. Y., 1886], p. 934:
JOHN C. COLVIN
Colvin, John C., Clarendon, p.o. Clarendon Springs, was born in Clarendon February 20, 1846, is a farmer and owns one hundred and fifteen acres. He has been constable and collector of Clarendon eight years, in succession, and town representative in 1876, is now justice of the peace. His parents were Linus F. and Caroline [Youngs] Colvin, of Tinmouth. He was married February 25, 1881 [sic, 1880] to Eunice H. Tubbs, a daughter of Daniel and Emily [Hill] Tubbs, of Clarendon. They had three children; Carl C., Carrie L. and John Cleveland.
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Son of Linus Fisk Colvin and Caroline Young, John was the husband of Eunice H. Tubbs, whom he married 25 Feb 1880 in Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT. The couple had five known children: Carl C, Carrie Elizabeth, John Cleveland Jr., Clayton Carl, and Frank J. Colvin.
John also was the father of a short-lived daughter, Jennie Carrie Colvin [1878-1881], from an earlier liasion with her mother, Arvilla Gates.
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1880 Census, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT, E.D. #174, p. 106A, Dwelling #205, Family #211, enumerated 12 Jun 1880:
Colvin, John C, 34, Farmer, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
--- Eunice H, 29, Wife, Keeping House, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
Leonard, John F, 69, Boarder, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
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"History of Rutland County, Vermont," ed. H. P. Smith and W. S. Rann [D. Mason & Co., Publishers, Syracuse, N. Y., 1886], p. 934:
JOHN C. COLVIN
Colvin, John C., Clarendon, p.o. Clarendon Springs, was born in Clarendon February 20, 1846, is a farmer and owns one hundred and fifteen acres. He has been constable and collector of Clarendon eight years, in succession, and town representative in 1876, is now justice of the peace. His parents were Linus F. and Caroline [Youngs] Colvin, of Tinmouth. He was married February 25, 1881 [sic, 1880] to Eunice H. Tubbs, a daughter of Daniel and Emily [Hill] Tubbs, of Clarendon. They had three children; Carl C., Carrie L. and John Cleveland.
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John also was the father of a short-lived daughter, Jennie Carrie Colvin [1878-1881], from an earlier liasion with her mother, Arvilla Gates.
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1880 Census, Clarendon, Rutland Co., VT, E.D. #174, p. 106A, Dwelling #205, Family #211, enumerated 12 Jun 1880:
Colvin, John C, 34, Farmer, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
--- Eunice H, 29, Wife, Keeping House, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
Leonard, John F, 69, Boarder, b. Vermont, f/b Vermont, m/b Vermont
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"History of Rutland County, Vermont," ed. H. P. Smith and W. S. Rann [D. Mason & Co., Publishers, Syracuse, N. Y., 1886], p. 934:
JOHN C. COLVIN
Colvin, John C., Clarendon, p.o. Clarendon Springs, was born in Clarendon February 20, 1846, is a farmer and owns one hundred and fifteen acres. He has been constable and collector of Clarendon eight years, in succession, and town representative in 1876, is now justice of the peace. His parents were Linus F. and Caroline [Youngs] Colvin, of Tinmouth. He was married February 25, 1881 [sic, 1880] to Eunice H. Tubbs, a daughter of Daniel and Emily [Hill] Tubbs, of Clarendon. They had three children; Carl C., Carrie L. and John Cleveland.
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