Albert was the son of Albert C. Aldrich and his wife Tryphenia Finch. He remained single.
According to his death certificate Albert was born August 17, 1860, but he was enumerated in the 1860 Federal Census, household visitation in July, as 5 months old. His place of burial comes from the death certificate although his death notice in the Port Huron Times Herald gives his place of burial as Willow Grove. Since his parents are buried in Hadley Cemetery, it is more probable that the death certificate is correct.
According to his death certificate Albert was born August 17, 1860, but he was enumerated in the 1860 Federal Census, household visitation in July, as 5 months old. His place of burial comes from the death certificate although his death notice in the Port Huron Times Herald gives his place of burial as Willow Grove. Since his parents are buried in Hadley Cemetery, it is more probable that the death certificate is correct.
Albert was the son of Albert C. Aldrich and his wife Tryphenia Finch. He remained single.
According to his death certificate Albert was born August 17, 1860, but he was enumerated in the 1860 Federal Census, household visitation in July, as 5 months old. His place of burial comes from the death certificate although his death notice in the Port Huron Times Herald gives his place of burial as Willow Grove. Since his parents are buried in Hadley Cemetery, it is more probable that the death certificate is correct.
According to his death certificate Albert was born August 17, 1860, but he was enumerated in the 1860 Federal Census, household visitation in July, as 5 months old. His place of burial comes from the death certificate although his death notice in the Port Huron Times Herald gives his place of burial as Willow Grove. Since his parents are buried in Hadley Cemetery, it is more probable that the death certificate is correct.
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