40 years two months
He was an engineer and his wife was from Cape Breton
In the 1910 US Census, sardine factory fisherman Amsey Q. Wass, 40, born Maine, was living on Chapel Street in Eastport, Maine, with dressmaker Mary A., 39, born Canada; sardine factory laborers Annie E., 17; and George W., 19, both born in Maine; and Jessie J., 15, Flora M., 13; Edna, 10;Lillie, 5; Edgar, 4;and Earle, 3, all born in born Canada; and widow grandmother-in-law Annie, 79, born Scotland, father born Maine, mother born Canada. She came to the US in 1851
Mary and the kid born in Canada moved to the US in 1904
The couple had been married or 22 years and nine of Mary's 10 children were still living
In the 1901 Canada Census, quarryman Amasa Wass, 30, born May 28, 1870 in Maine, was living in Canal, NB with Mary A., 28, born August 17, 1872 in Nova Scotia; Elizabeth E.,12, born January 1, 1889 in Maine; George W., 10, born September 25, 1890 in Maine; Annie F., 8, born September 27, 1892 in Maine; Jessie J., 6, born December 8, 1894 in NB; Flora M.,2, born November, 3, 1898 in NB; and Edna G., born October 17, 1900 in NB:and mother-in-law widow Annie, 68, born July 17, 1832 in Scotland
Amasa W, Wass of Harrington married Miss Mary H. Wass on November 19, 1888
In the 1880 US Census, laborer Willard Wass, 47, born Maine, parents born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Hannah, 46, born Maine, parents born Maine; Oliver, 14; Annie E., 10; daughter Amanda (sic), 10: Eugene, 7; Edgar, 5; Jerold, 3; and Lucy, born in October, all born in Maine
In the 1870 US Census, farmer Willmont Wass, 58, born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Fannie, 58; Livonia, 17; seaman Willard, 36;Hannah, 35; Flora, 12; Willie, 10; Oliver, 5; Annie, 2; and Amacy, one month all born in Maine
Amasa W. Wass was born on May 28, 1870 in Harrington, Maine, to Willard Wass and Hannah Willey
He was an engineer and his wife was from Cape Breton
In the 1910 US Census, sardine factory fisherman Amsey Q. Wass, 40, born Maine, was living on Chapel Street in Eastport, Maine, with dressmaker Mary A., 39, born Canada; sardine factory laborers Annie E., 17; and George W., 19, both born in Maine; and Jessie J., 15, Flora M., 13; Edna, 10;Lillie, 5; Edgar, 4;and Earle, 3, all born in born Canada; and widow grandmother-in-law Annie, 79, born Scotland, father born Maine, mother born Canada. She came to the US in 1851
Mary and the kid born in Canada moved to the US in 1904
The couple had been married or 22 years and nine of Mary's 10 children were still living
In the 1901 Canada Census, quarryman Amasa Wass, 30, born May 28, 1870 in Maine, was living in Canal, NB with Mary A., 28, born August 17, 1872 in Nova Scotia; Elizabeth E.,12, born January 1, 1889 in Maine; George W., 10, born September 25, 1890 in Maine; Annie F., 8, born September 27, 1892 in Maine; Jessie J., 6, born December 8, 1894 in NB; Flora M.,2, born November, 3, 1898 in NB; and Edna G., born October 17, 1900 in NB:and mother-in-law widow Annie, 68, born July 17, 1832 in Scotland
Amasa W, Wass of Harrington married Miss Mary H. Wass on November 19, 1888
In the 1880 US Census, laborer Willard Wass, 47, born Maine, parents born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Hannah, 46, born Maine, parents born Maine; Oliver, 14; Annie E., 10; daughter Amanda (sic), 10: Eugene, 7; Edgar, 5; Jerold, 3; and Lucy, born in October, all born in Maine
In the 1870 US Census, farmer Willmont Wass, 58, born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Fannie, 58; Livonia, 17; seaman Willard, 36;Hannah, 35; Flora, 12; Willie, 10; Oliver, 5; Annie, 2; and Amacy, one month all born in Maine
Amasa W. Wass was born on May 28, 1870 in Harrington, Maine, to Willard Wass and Hannah Willey
40 years two months
He was an engineer and his wife was from Cape Breton
In the 1910 US Census, sardine factory fisherman Amsey Q. Wass, 40, born Maine, was living on Chapel Street in Eastport, Maine, with dressmaker Mary A., 39, born Canada; sardine factory laborers Annie E., 17; and George W., 19, both born in Maine; and Jessie J., 15, Flora M., 13; Edna, 10;Lillie, 5; Edgar, 4;and Earle, 3, all born in born Canada; and widow grandmother-in-law Annie, 79, born Scotland, father born Maine, mother born Canada. She came to the US in 1851
Mary and the kid born in Canada moved to the US in 1904
The couple had been married or 22 years and nine of Mary's 10 children were still living
In the 1901 Canada Census, quarryman Amasa Wass, 30, born May 28, 1870 in Maine, was living in Canal, NB with Mary A., 28, born August 17, 1872 in Nova Scotia; Elizabeth E.,12, born January 1, 1889 in Maine; George W., 10, born September 25, 1890 in Maine; Annie F., 8, born September 27, 1892 in Maine; Jessie J., 6, born December 8, 1894 in NB; Flora M.,2, born November, 3, 1898 in NB; and Edna G., born October 17, 1900 in NB:and mother-in-law widow Annie, 68, born July 17, 1832 in Scotland
Amasa W, Wass of Harrington married Miss Mary H. Wass on November 19, 1888
In the 1880 US Census, laborer Willard Wass, 47, born Maine, parents born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Hannah, 46, born Maine, parents born Maine; Oliver, 14; Annie E., 10; daughter Amanda (sic), 10: Eugene, 7; Edgar, 5; Jerold, 3; and Lucy, born in October, all born in Maine
In the 1870 US Census, farmer Willmont Wass, 58, born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Fannie, 58; Livonia, 17; seaman Willard, 36;Hannah, 35; Flora, 12; Willie, 10; Oliver, 5; Annie, 2; and Amacy, one month all born in Maine
Amasa W. Wass was born on May 28, 1870 in Harrington, Maine, to Willard Wass and Hannah Willey
He was an engineer and his wife was from Cape Breton
In the 1910 US Census, sardine factory fisherman Amsey Q. Wass, 40, born Maine, was living on Chapel Street in Eastport, Maine, with dressmaker Mary A., 39, born Canada; sardine factory laborers Annie E., 17; and George W., 19, both born in Maine; and Jessie J., 15, Flora M., 13; Edna, 10;Lillie, 5; Edgar, 4;and Earle, 3, all born in born Canada; and widow grandmother-in-law Annie, 79, born Scotland, father born Maine, mother born Canada. She came to the US in 1851
Mary and the kid born in Canada moved to the US in 1904
The couple had been married or 22 years and nine of Mary's 10 children were still living
In the 1901 Canada Census, quarryman Amasa Wass, 30, born May 28, 1870 in Maine, was living in Canal, NB with Mary A., 28, born August 17, 1872 in Nova Scotia; Elizabeth E.,12, born January 1, 1889 in Maine; George W., 10, born September 25, 1890 in Maine; Annie F., 8, born September 27, 1892 in Maine; Jessie J., 6, born December 8, 1894 in NB; Flora M.,2, born November, 3, 1898 in NB; and Edna G., born October 17, 1900 in NB:and mother-in-law widow Annie, 68, born July 17, 1832 in Scotland
Amasa W, Wass of Harrington married Miss Mary H. Wass on November 19, 1888
In the 1880 US Census, laborer Willard Wass, 47, born Maine, parents born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Hannah, 46, born Maine, parents born Maine; Oliver, 14; Annie E., 10; daughter Amanda (sic), 10: Eugene, 7; Edgar, 5; Jerold, 3; and Lucy, born in October, all born in Maine
In the 1870 US Census, farmer Willmont Wass, 58, born Maine, was living in Harrington, Maine, with Fannie, 58; Livonia, 17; seaman Willard, 36;Hannah, 35; Flora, 12; Willie, 10; Oliver, 5; Annie, 2; and Amacy, one month all born in Maine
Amasa W. Wass was born on May 28, 1870 in Harrington, Maine, to Willard Wass and Hannah Willey
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