Census information:
1850 at Oxford, MA: Mrs. Stone, 40, children, Alfred, 15, laborer, Sarah, 15, Charles, 12, and Emma, 9.
1855 at Charlton, MA: Alfred Stone, 20, mechanic, enumerated at James M. Lamson's boarding house. Alfred's mother, Zurilla, had remarried to Hiram Dwinnell. She and her other three children moved into Hiram's home at Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
1860 at Charlton, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 25, shoemaker, wife, Hannah M., 21, dressmaker, and a boarder, James Nolon, 11.
1865 at Charlton, MA: David M. Morse, 51, miller, son-in-law, Alfred H. Stone, 30, laborer, daughter, Hannah M. (Morse) Stone, 26, housekeeper, and granddaughters, Alice Davis, 8, and Adeline M. Davis, 5. It seems Albert and Hannah were counted twice by census takers this year. They were also found at Millbury, Mass.
1865 at Millbury, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 30, machinist, and wife, Hannah M., 24, housekeeper.
1870 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 34, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah N., 30, dressmaker, a boarder, Amos E. Bullard, 23, chair shop worker, and Hannah's niece, Addie M. Davis, 11.
1880 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 45, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah, 40, and daughter, Ethel B., 1.
1900 at 138 Pine St. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 64, mortiser at a chair factory, and daughter, Ethel B., 21, milliner.
1850 at Oxford, MA: Mrs. Stone, 40, children, Alfred, 15, laborer, Sarah, 15, Charles, 12, and Emma, 9.
1855 at Charlton, MA: Alfred Stone, 20, mechanic, enumerated at James M. Lamson's boarding house. Alfred's mother, Zurilla, had remarried to Hiram Dwinnell. She and her other three children moved into Hiram's home at Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
1860 at Charlton, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 25, shoemaker, wife, Hannah M., 21, dressmaker, and a boarder, James Nolon, 11.
1865 at Charlton, MA: David M. Morse, 51, miller, son-in-law, Alfred H. Stone, 30, laborer, daughter, Hannah M. (Morse) Stone, 26, housekeeper, and granddaughters, Alice Davis, 8, and Adeline M. Davis, 5. It seems Albert and Hannah were counted twice by census takers this year. They were also found at Millbury, Mass.
1865 at Millbury, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 30, machinist, and wife, Hannah M., 24, housekeeper.
1870 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 34, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah N., 30, dressmaker, a boarder, Amos E. Bullard, 23, chair shop worker, and Hannah's niece, Addie M. Davis, 11.
1880 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 45, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah, 40, and daughter, Ethel B., 1.
1900 at 138 Pine St. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 64, mortiser at a chair factory, and daughter, Ethel B., 21, milliner.
Census information:
1850 at Oxford, MA: Mrs. Stone, 40, children, Alfred, 15, laborer, Sarah, 15, Charles, 12, and Emma, 9.
1855 at Charlton, MA: Alfred Stone, 20, mechanic, enumerated at James M. Lamson's boarding house. Alfred's mother, Zurilla, had remarried to Hiram Dwinnell. She and her other three children moved into Hiram's home at Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
1860 at Charlton, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 25, shoemaker, wife, Hannah M., 21, dressmaker, and a boarder, James Nolon, 11.
1865 at Charlton, MA: David M. Morse, 51, miller, son-in-law, Alfred H. Stone, 30, laborer, daughter, Hannah M. (Morse) Stone, 26, housekeeper, and granddaughters, Alice Davis, 8, and Adeline M. Davis, 5. It seems Albert and Hannah were counted twice by census takers this year. They were also found at Millbury, Mass.
1865 at Millbury, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 30, machinist, and wife, Hannah M., 24, housekeeper.
1870 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 34, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah N., 30, dressmaker, a boarder, Amos E. Bullard, 23, chair shop worker, and Hannah's niece, Addie M. Davis, 11.
1880 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 45, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah, 40, and daughter, Ethel B., 1.
1900 at 138 Pine St. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 64, mortiser at a chair factory, and daughter, Ethel B., 21, milliner.
1850 at Oxford, MA: Mrs. Stone, 40, children, Alfred, 15, laborer, Sarah, 15, Charles, 12, and Emma, 9.
1855 at Charlton, MA: Alfred Stone, 20, mechanic, enumerated at James M. Lamson's boarding house. Alfred's mother, Zurilla, had remarried to Hiram Dwinnell. She and her other three children moved into Hiram's home at Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
1860 at Charlton, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 25, shoemaker, wife, Hannah M., 21, dressmaker, and a boarder, James Nolon, 11.
1865 at Charlton, MA: David M. Morse, 51, miller, son-in-law, Alfred H. Stone, 30, laborer, daughter, Hannah M. (Morse) Stone, 26, housekeeper, and granddaughters, Alice Davis, 8, and Adeline M. Davis, 5. It seems Albert and Hannah were counted twice by census takers this year. They were also found at Millbury, Mass.
1865 at Millbury, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 30, machinist, and wife, Hannah M., 24, housekeeper.
1870 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 34, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah N., 30, dressmaker, a boarder, Amos E. Bullard, 23, chair shop worker, and Hannah's niece, Addie M. Davis, 11.
1880 at Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 45, chair shop worker, wife, Hannah, 40, and daughter, Ethel B., 1.
1900 at 138 Pine St. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Alfred H. Stone, 64, mortiser at a chair factory, and daughter, Ethel B., 21, milliner.
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