Joseph Batterson, 1860

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 There is a record of a Joseph Batterson who was married at Pleasant Mills on 26 June 1859; the name of his wife is unclear. How he fits into the families listed below, who appear on the 1860 Census for Washington Township, Burlington County, is also not known.

House #Family #SurnameGiven nameAgePlace of BirthOccupation
295306BattersonJohn68NJLaborer
Hannah64NJ
Joseph W.32NJ
The enumerator skipped over house and family #296/307, or simply made an error while numbering them.
297308BattersonJohn B.31NJlaborer
Jane A.27NJ
Theodore11NJ
George W.5NJ
Analiza3NJ

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