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Mortality schedule of 1870 states Albert died in January of 1870. Also states he died of Scarletina (Scarlet Fever) in Talkington Township, Sangamon County, Illinois. The family number was stated as 147 in Schedule 1 (the 1870 census.
In the corresponding Family number for Talkington Township in 1870, the following is listed:
NOTE: Ancestry transcibers listed last name as Gustrot as it's very hard to read the writing accurately. However, evidence suggests the correct Surname as Greenstreet.
(M) William; age 38 (b.1832 in Missouri)
(F) Mary A.; age 38 (b.1832 in N. Carolina)
(M) James E.; age 14 (b.1856 in Missouri)
(M) Millard F.; age 13 (b.1857 in Missouri)
(M) Charles (H?); age 10 (b.1860 in Missouri)
(M) William E; age 5 (b.1865 in Missouri)
(F) Emma W.; age 3 (b.1867 in Illinois)
NOTE: ancestry transcribed Emma's age as 31 (b.1839), which is incorrect.
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One can safely assume the Albert's parents are William and Mary A. Greenstreet and the children are his siblings.
Further research leads me to believe his father was William A. Greenstreet who married Albert's mother, Mary Ann Beck, on December 16, 1852 in Franklin County, Missouri.
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Mortality schedule of 1870 states Albert died in January of 1870. Also states he died of Scarletina (Scarlet Fever) in Talkington Township, Sangamon County, Illinois. The family number was stated as 147 in Schedule 1 (the 1870 census.
In the corresponding Family number for Talkington Township in 1870, the following is listed:
NOTE: Ancestry transcibers listed last name as Gustrot as it's very hard to read the writing accurately. However, evidence suggests the correct Surname as Greenstreet.
(M) William; age 38 (b.1832 in Missouri)
(F) Mary A.; age 38 (b.1832 in N. Carolina)
(M) James E.; age 14 (b.1856 in Missouri)
(M) Millard F.; age 13 (b.1857 in Missouri)
(M) Charles (H?); age 10 (b.1860 in Missouri)
(M) William E; age 5 (b.1865 in Missouri)
(F) Emma W.; age 3 (b.1867 in Illinois)
NOTE: ancestry transcribed Emma's age as 31 (b.1839), which is incorrect.
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One can safely assume the Albert's parents are William and Mary A. Greenstreet and the children are his siblings.
Further research leads me to believe his father was William A. Greenstreet who married Albert's mother, Mary Ann Beck, on December 16, 1852 in Franklin County, Missouri.
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