Lothario married Martha Jane Pond in Dorchester, Mass, on Sep. 13, 1860. Although the grave stone says he died in 1879, the Portland Daily Press announced his death on January 2, 1879, as having died in Cape Elizabeth (Knightsville, which is now part of South Portland) on Dec. 31. His age was given as 50 years and 20 days.
In the 1870 census, Lothario and Martha had two sons, Walter and Bertie. They also had lost a daughter, Jennie, who died in 1868 aged one year and seven months. Lothario and his wife were designated as "Deaf and Dumb," the terms used for non-English speaking deaf persons in those days.
In the 1870 census, Lothario and Martha had two sons, Walter and Bertie. They also had lost a daughter, Jennie, who died in 1868 aged one year and seven months. Lothario and his wife were designated as "Deaf and Dumb," the terms used for non-English speaking deaf persons in those days.
Lothario married Martha Jane Pond in Dorchester, Mass, on Sep. 13, 1860. Although the grave stone says he died in 1879, the Portland Daily Press announced his death on January 2, 1879, as having died in Cape Elizabeth (Knightsville, which is now part of South Portland) on Dec. 31. His age was given as 50 years and 20 days.
In the 1870 census, Lothario and Martha had two sons, Walter and Bertie. They also had lost a daughter, Jennie, who died in 1868 aged one year and seven months. Lothario and his wife were designated as "Deaf and Dumb," the terms used for non-English speaking deaf persons in those days.
In the 1870 census, Lothario and Martha had two sons, Walter and Bertie. They also had lost a daughter, Jennie, who died in 1868 aged one year and seven months. Lothario and his wife were designated as "Deaf and Dumb," the terms used for non-English speaking deaf persons in those days.
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