Soldier, farmer
1850 Census Gilmer, Adams, Illinois
John Pierce 42
Mary A Pierce 40
Lucy A Pierce 10
Samuel H Pierce 8
Thomas K Pierce 6
Isaac L Pierce 3
John F Pierce 0
1860 July 18 Census Gilmer, Adams, Illinois
Mrs Mary H Pierce 49
Samuel Pierce 18, farmer, born Ohio
Thomas Pierce 15, farmer, born Ohio
I Lee Pierce 13
John Pierce 11
Ann E Pierce 8
Post Office: Quincy
1863 Adams, Illinois
US Civil War Draft Registration
Thomas K Polk Pierce, age 19, single
1 July 1863
1876 Married Adams County, Illinois
Laura Corilla Waddell
25 January 1876
Adams County Court Records
Film #1845384 -1845385
1880 Census Northeast, Adams, Illinois
Thomas Polk Pierce 35, farmer
Laura C Pierce 27
Lucinda Pierce 8
Nettie Grace Pierce 1
Hyndman Pierce 37, brother, farmer
1900 Census Canon City, Fremont, Colorado
Thomas P Pierce 55, Nov 1844
Laura C Pierce 47, May 1853
Lulu L Pierce 22, teacher, music
Grace N Pierce 21
1901 North East Township, Adams, Illinois
1901 Atlas plat map of North East Township
Section 18, 160 Acres,
joint ownership with Samuel Hyndman Pierce
1910 Census Canon Wd 3, Fremont, CO
Thomas P Pierce 65, farmer
Laura C Pierce 56, 2 children, 2 living
Own home, 811 Rudd Avenue
1920 Census Canon, Fremont, Colorado
Thomas Pierce 75
Laura Pierce 66
Grace Walker 40, widow
Rose Walker 12
Roy Walker 7
Own home, 811 Rudd Ave
Obituary: Illinois
Word of the death of Thomas Polk Pierce was received Friday by his brother-in-law, Frank Waddell of 2040 Broadway. A telegram received announced Mr. Pierce's death in his home in Canon City, Colorado, at 9:36 o'clock Friday morning.
Mr. Waddell left Friday for the West and will bring the remains back to this county for burial. The funeral will probably be held in Camp Point although definite announcement is withheld until word from him is received.
Mr. Pierce will be kindly recalled by many in Adams county. He owned a large farm in the La Prairie neighborhood but went West about 20 years ago because of falling health.
He leaves his surviving his widow, who was Miss. Nora Waddell and two children. Mrs. Grace Walker, living at home and Mrs. R.B. Ketchum of Salt Lake City. He also leaves a brother Lee Pierce, and sister, Miss Anna Pierce, both of Bowen. Nephews and nieces are Pierce Ketchum of Salt Lake City. Ross Pierce of Quincy and Clyde and Elmer Pierce of Columbus.
Further word is expected from Mr. Waddell Monday regarding the funeral arrangements.
The Quincy Daily Journal, Sunday, January 11, 1925; Page: 11.
Contributed by: Michael Downing #47086797
Siblings:
Lucinda Alvira Pierce Carlin 1840-1927
Samuel Hyndman Pierce 1842-1914
Isaac Lee Pierce 1847-1930
John Franklin Pierce 1949-1907
Anna Elizabeth Pierce 1852-1949
Soldier, farmer
1850 Census Gilmer, Adams, Illinois
John Pierce 42
Mary A Pierce 40
Lucy A Pierce 10
Samuel H Pierce 8
Thomas K Pierce 6
Isaac L Pierce 3
John F Pierce 0
1860 July 18 Census Gilmer, Adams, Illinois
Mrs Mary H Pierce 49
Samuel Pierce 18, farmer, born Ohio
Thomas Pierce 15, farmer, born Ohio
I Lee Pierce 13
John Pierce 11
Ann E Pierce 8
Post Office: Quincy
1863 Adams, Illinois
US Civil War Draft Registration
Thomas K Polk Pierce, age 19, single
1 July 1863
1876 Married Adams County, Illinois
Laura Corilla Waddell
25 January 1876
Adams County Court Records
Film #1845384 -1845385
1880 Census Northeast, Adams, Illinois
Thomas Polk Pierce 35, farmer
Laura C Pierce 27
Lucinda Pierce 8
Nettie Grace Pierce 1
Hyndman Pierce 37, brother, farmer
1900 Census Canon City, Fremont, Colorado
Thomas P Pierce 55, Nov 1844
Laura C Pierce 47, May 1853
Lulu L Pierce 22, teacher, music
Grace N Pierce 21
1901 North East Township, Adams, Illinois
1901 Atlas plat map of North East Township
Section 18, 160 Acres,
joint ownership with Samuel Hyndman Pierce
1910 Census Canon Wd 3, Fremont, CO
Thomas P Pierce 65, farmer
Laura C Pierce 56, 2 children, 2 living
Own home, 811 Rudd Avenue
1920 Census Canon, Fremont, Colorado
Thomas Pierce 75
Laura Pierce 66
Grace Walker 40, widow
Rose Walker 12
Roy Walker 7
Own home, 811 Rudd Ave
Obituary: Illinois
Word of the death of Thomas Polk Pierce was received Friday by his brother-in-law, Frank Waddell of 2040 Broadway. A telegram received announced Mr. Pierce's death in his home in Canon City, Colorado, at 9:36 o'clock Friday morning.
Mr. Waddell left Friday for the West and will bring the remains back to this county for burial. The funeral will probably be held in Camp Point although definite announcement is withheld until word from him is received.
Mr. Pierce will be kindly recalled by many in Adams county. He owned a large farm in the La Prairie neighborhood but went West about 20 years ago because of falling health.
He leaves his surviving his widow, who was Miss. Nora Waddell and two children. Mrs. Grace Walker, living at home and Mrs. R.B. Ketchum of Salt Lake City. He also leaves a brother Lee Pierce, and sister, Miss Anna Pierce, both of Bowen. Nephews and nieces are Pierce Ketchum of Salt Lake City. Ross Pierce of Quincy and Clyde and Elmer Pierce of Columbus.
Further word is expected from Mr. Waddell Monday regarding the funeral arrangements.
The Quincy Daily Journal, Sunday, January 11, 1925; Page: 11.
Contributed by: Michael Downing #47086797
Siblings:
Lucinda Alvira Pierce Carlin 1840-1927
Samuel Hyndman Pierce 1842-1914
Isaac Lee Pierce 1847-1930
John Franklin Pierce 1949-1907
Anna Elizabeth Pierce 1852-1949
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