Listed as L.E. Eno, we now know that he was most likely Levi Emery Eno, who disappeared from the records in Connecticut. Below is substantiating evidence. His twin brother was named Luman E. Eno.
In 1850 Levi was enumerated as living in Somers, Tolland, Connecticut, in the family home.
By 1860 he had migrated to Scott Valley, Siskiyou, California, according to census records.
The 1863 US Civil War Draft Registration, Siskiyou County, California, shows L.E. Eno, age 32, as a saloon keeper born in Connecticut.
In 1865 he re-enlisted in the Civil War from the State of Oregon.
In 1868 the U.S. IRS Tax Assessment shows him residing in Indian Territory, Onieda County, Idaho Territory, working as a retail dealer.
The 1870 census shows him operating a saloon in Ivans, Elko, Nevada.
On 8 July 1871, according to the Western State Marriage Index, he married, at Toano, Nevada, Laura Ann Nay.
According to the "Appendix to Journals of Senate and Assembly of the Eighth Session of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, 1877," which published the 1875 State Census, L.E. Eno was born in Connecticut and operated a saloon in Toano.
Note: Levi's wife was a much married woman!
Wife of Unknown Greer — married [date unknown] in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
Wife of Charles Wesley Warren — married about 1858 in Springville, Utah, Utah
Wife of Levi Emery Eno — married 8 Jul 1871 in Toano, Elko, Nevada
Wife of John Saunders Capron — married 12 Dec 1875 in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
In 1850 Levi was enumerated as living in Somers, Tolland, Connecticut, in the family home.
By 1860 he had migrated to Scott Valley, Siskiyou, California, according to census records.
The 1863 US Civil War Draft Registration, Siskiyou County, California, shows L.E. Eno, age 32, as a saloon keeper born in Connecticut.
In 1865 he re-enlisted in the Civil War from the State of Oregon.
In 1868 the U.S. IRS Tax Assessment shows him residing in Indian Territory, Onieda County, Idaho Territory, working as a retail dealer.
The 1870 census shows him operating a saloon in Ivans, Elko, Nevada.
On 8 July 1871, according to the Western State Marriage Index, he married, at Toano, Nevada, Laura Ann Nay.
According to the "Appendix to Journals of Senate and Assembly of the Eighth Session of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, 1877," which published the 1875 State Census, L.E. Eno was born in Connecticut and operated a saloon in Toano.
Note: Levi's wife was a much married woman!
Wife of Unknown Greer — married [date unknown] in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
Wife of Charles Wesley Warren — married about 1858 in Springville, Utah, Utah
Wife of Levi Emery Eno — married 8 Jul 1871 in Toano, Elko, Nevada
Wife of John Saunders Capron — married 12 Dec 1875 in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
Listed as L.E. Eno, we now know that he was most likely Levi Emery Eno, who disappeared from the records in Connecticut. Below is substantiating evidence. His twin brother was named Luman E. Eno.
In 1850 Levi was enumerated as living in Somers, Tolland, Connecticut, in the family home.
By 1860 he had migrated to Scott Valley, Siskiyou, California, according to census records.
The 1863 US Civil War Draft Registration, Siskiyou County, California, shows L.E. Eno, age 32, as a saloon keeper born in Connecticut.
In 1865 he re-enlisted in the Civil War from the State of Oregon.
In 1868 the U.S. IRS Tax Assessment shows him residing in Indian Territory, Onieda County, Idaho Territory, working as a retail dealer.
The 1870 census shows him operating a saloon in Ivans, Elko, Nevada.
On 8 July 1871, according to the Western State Marriage Index, he married, at Toano, Nevada, Laura Ann Nay.
According to the "Appendix to Journals of Senate and Assembly of the Eighth Session of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, 1877," which published the 1875 State Census, L.E. Eno was born in Connecticut and operated a saloon in Toano.
Note: Levi's wife was a much married woman!
Wife of Unknown Greer — married [date unknown] in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
Wife of Charles Wesley Warren — married about 1858 in Springville, Utah, Utah
Wife of Levi Emery Eno — married 8 Jul 1871 in Toano, Elko, Nevada
Wife of John Saunders Capron — married 12 Dec 1875 in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
In 1850 Levi was enumerated as living in Somers, Tolland, Connecticut, in the family home.
By 1860 he had migrated to Scott Valley, Siskiyou, California, according to census records.
The 1863 US Civil War Draft Registration, Siskiyou County, California, shows L.E. Eno, age 32, as a saloon keeper born in Connecticut.
In 1865 he re-enlisted in the Civil War from the State of Oregon.
In 1868 the U.S. IRS Tax Assessment shows him residing in Indian Territory, Onieda County, Idaho Territory, working as a retail dealer.
The 1870 census shows him operating a saloon in Ivans, Elko, Nevada.
On 8 July 1871, according to the Western State Marriage Index, he married, at Toano, Nevada, Laura Ann Nay.
According to the "Appendix to Journals of Senate and Assembly of the Eighth Session of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, 1877," which published the 1875 State Census, L.E. Eno was born in Connecticut and operated a saloon in Toano.
Note: Levi's wife was a much married woman!
Wife of Unknown Greer — married [date unknown] in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
Wife of Charles Wesley Warren — married about 1858 in Springville, Utah, Utah
Wife of Levi Emery Eno — married 8 Jul 1871 in Toano, Elko, Nevada
Wife of John Saunders Capron — married 12 Dec 1875 in Eureka, Eureka, Nevada
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