Census records:
1850 - Edwin was one of eight children at the home of Benjamin A. and Nancy Gates. His father was a chairmaker.
1855 - The father died in 1854. Edwin was one of seven children at the home of his widowed mother. Brother, Francis, 20, was a farmer.
1860 - Six children left at the Gates home. Francis and Edwin were farmers. Newell and Hiram were painters.
1865 - Three children left at home. Edwin was a laborer. Eliza was a tailoress.
1870 - Some shuffling around. Francis, laborer, and Newell, chairmaker, were back home. Edwin was a teamster. Helen was seating chairs.
1880 - Under Widow Nancy Gates' roof: Newell, chair painter; Helen and her husband George Billings, chair shop worker and their son, Edward; Edwin, teamster, and his wife Katie and her mother, Mariah Gibbs.
1900 - Mr. Edwin and his wife Kate were renting a place at 94 Green St. He was a teamster. The couple never had children.
1910 - Same address. This census stated he worked as a teamster for the town.
Passed away at home at 94 Green Street.
1850 - Edwin was one of eight children at the home of Benjamin A. and Nancy Gates. His father was a chairmaker.
1855 - The father died in 1854. Edwin was one of seven children at the home of his widowed mother. Brother, Francis, 20, was a farmer.
1860 - Six children left at the Gates home. Francis and Edwin were farmers. Newell and Hiram were painters.
1865 - Three children left at home. Edwin was a laborer. Eliza was a tailoress.
1870 - Some shuffling around. Francis, laborer, and Newell, chairmaker, were back home. Edwin was a teamster. Helen was seating chairs.
1880 - Under Widow Nancy Gates' roof: Newell, chair painter; Helen and her husband George Billings, chair shop worker and their son, Edward; Edwin, teamster, and his wife Katie and her mother, Mariah Gibbs.
1900 - Mr. Edwin and his wife Kate were renting a place at 94 Green St. He was a teamster. The couple never had children.
1910 - Same address. This census stated he worked as a teamster for the town.
Passed away at home at 94 Green Street.
Census records:
1850 - Edwin was one of eight children at the home of Benjamin A. and Nancy Gates. His father was a chairmaker.
1855 - The father died in 1854. Edwin was one of seven children at the home of his widowed mother. Brother, Francis, 20, was a farmer.
1860 - Six children left at the Gates home. Francis and Edwin were farmers. Newell and Hiram were painters.
1865 - Three children left at home. Edwin was a laborer. Eliza was a tailoress.
1870 - Some shuffling around. Francis, laborer, and Newell, chairmaker, were back home. Edwin was a teamster. Helen was seating chairs.
1880 - Under Widow Nancy Gates' roof: Newell, chair painter; Helen and her husband George Billings, chair shop worker and their son, Edward; Edwin, teamster, and his wife Katie and her mother, Mariah Gibbs.
1900 - Mr. Edwin and his wife Kate were renting a place at 94 Green St. He was a teamster. The couple never had children.
1910 - Same address. This census stated he worked as a teamster for the town.
Passed away at home at 94 Green Street.
1850 - Edwin was one of eight children at the home of Benjamin A. and Nancy Gates. His father was a chairmaker.
1855 - The father died in 1854. Edwin was one of seven children at the home of his widowed mother. Brother, Francis, 20, was a farmer.
1860 - Six children left at the Gates home. Francis and Edwin were farmers. Newell and Hiram were painters.
1865 - Three children left at home. Edwin was a laborer. Eliza was a tailoress.
1870 - Some shuffling around. Francis, laborer, and Newell, chairmaker, were back home. Edwin was a teamster. Helen was seating chairs.
1880 - Under Widow Nancy Gates' roof: Newell, chair painter; Helen and her husband George Billings, chair shop worker and their son, Edward; Edwin, teamster, and his wife Katie and her mother, Mariah Gibbs.
1900 - Mr. Edwin and his wife Kate were renting a place at 94 Green St. He was a teamster. The couple never had children.
1910 - Same address. This census stated he worked as a teamster for the town.
Passed away at home at 94 Green Street.
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