Son of Abner and Hannah (Burgess) Lovejoy

Married: Hannah Ames probably in Genesee County, New York
Children: All listed below.

During the War of 1812, he served in Captain Daniel Kelsey's Company of New York Militia from June 29, 1812 to July 10, 1812. The Company did not participate in any engagements. He was paid for 12 days service.

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1800 FEDERAL CENSUS Litchfield-Litcfield County, Connecticut
Head of Family: Abner Lovejoy One son under 10

1810 FEDERAL CENSUS Murry-Genesee County, New York
Head of the family: Abner Lovejoy One son 16-26

1820 FEDERAL CENSUS Bergen-Genesee County, New York
Head of the Family: Almon Lovejoy

1830 FEDERAL CENSUS Conewango-Cattaraugus County, New York
Head of Family: Almon Lovejoy

1840 FEDERAL CENSUS Conewango-Cattaraugus County, New York
Head of Family: Almond Lovejoy Revolutionary Pensioners:
Abner Lovejoy 79

1850 FEDERAL CENSUS Clear Lake Township-Steuben County, Indiana
Living with wife: Hannah Lovejoy; children: James, Benjamin Lewis and Henry; son and daughter-in-law: John and Caroline Lovejoy; grandchildren: Harriet and Almon Lovejoy
OCCUPATION: Farmer

1860 FEDERAL CENSUS Paris Township-Kent County, Michigan
Living with wife: Hannah Lovejoy; Son, daughter-in-law and grandson: Benjamin, Charlotte A. and Almon M. Lovejoy; son and daughter-in-law: Cyrus and Rebecca Lovejoy
OCCUPATION: Master Carpenter

1870 FEDERAL CENSUS Tyrone Township-Kent County, Michigan
Living with wife: Hannah Lovejoy; son and daughter-in-law: James and Caroline Lovejoy; grandchildren: Anna and Wilford Lovejoy
OCCUPATION: Carpenter

1880 FEDERAL CENSUS Tyrone Township-Kent County, Michigan
Living wit wife: Hannah Lovejoy; son and daughter-in-law: James and Caroline Lovejoy; grandson: Wilford Lovejoy
OCCUPATION: Carpenter

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OBITUARY: The Cedar Springs Clipper, Wednesday, December 8, 1880, Page 1

Died-in Tyrone, this county, Nov. 27, 1880, Mr. Almond Lovejoy, aged 88 y'rs. 5 months and 5 days. The deceased was the father of Mr. John Lovejoy of this village.

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