Burlington City census, 1860 part 2

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Hse# Surname Given Name Age Birthplace Occupation
534 ?? John W. 32 PA
Bertha 31 PA
Ida 5 PA
Ella 4 NJ
Franklin 2 NJ
535 Hoover Samuel 53 PA master carpenter
Mary 52 PA
Arthur 32 NJ carpenter
Samuel 20 NJ baker
Letitia 14 NJ
Eliza J. 9 NJ
William 6 NJ
536 Silpath Daniel 22 NJ shoemaker
Mary 20 NJ
Nathan 1 mo NJ
537 Woolman Benj. R. 40 NJ shoemaker
Mary L. 35 NJ
Parrish 10 NJ
Emma L. 7 NJ
Jacob 3 NJ
Mary J. 1 NJ
Shedaker Charles 21 NJ shoemaker
Stanlayer Edward 21 Ireland shoemaker
538 Keck Charles 36 PA shoemaker
Fayetta 35 PA
Milton 14 PA
Mary 17 PA
539 Chambers Daniel 47 Ireland day labor
Elizabeth 47 Ireland
Mary 17 Ireland at service
Anna 12 Ireland
Daniel 10 Ireland
540 Price Sarah 67 NJ
Julia L. 23 NJ dressmaker
Smith William C. 1 NJ
541 McNeney Samuel 29 Ireland boatman
Mary 25 England
Jane 18 Ireland
542 Irwin John H. 22 MD gas fitter
Ella 20 MA
543 Drake Isaac 45 NJ rake maker
Charles 14 NJ
Susan D. 45 NJ
544 Appo William** PA music teacher
Elizabeth** 52 D.C.
Catharine 20 NY
Garnet B.** 6 PA
Johnson Henry A.** 12 NJ
545 Schooley John G. 45 NJ grocer
Amy 42 NJ
William K. 22 NJ shoemaker
Elizabeth 19 NJ
Emily 11 NJ
Alma W. 1 NJ
Kelly Henry H. 14 NJ
546 Richardson Joel 41 NJ shoemaker
Emily 40 NJ shoebinder
Augusta 17 NJ shoebinder
Mary 14 NJ
Emily 11 NJ
Helen 8 NJ
Lizzie 6 NJ
James B. 3 NJ
John F. 1 mo NJ
547 Kelly Abram B. 39 NJ livery stable
Elizabeth 37 NJ
Lizzie S. 15 NJ
Emma 9 NJ
Benj. F. 6 NJ
Laura V. 4 NJ
Townsend Elizabeth 81 NJ
548 Fenimore Charles 40 NJ butcher
Elizabeth 35 NJ
John H. 7 NJ
Elizabeth 4 NJ
Mary M. 67 NJ
Deacon Catharine 36 Ireland domestic
Shemelia Sarah 11 NJ domestic
Smith Frederick 18 NJ butcher
549 Early Paul 49 NJ carriage maker
Elizabeth 50 NJ
Mary E. 15 NJ
Anna L. 12 NJ
Josephine 8 NJ
Rankin Amy 20 NJ dressmaker
550 Stevenson Ezra 44 NJ cabinet maker
Anna E. 44 NJ
Henry K. 13 NJ
Jackson Amos 19 NJ app. cabinet maker
551 Falkenburg Lawrence 64 NJ shoemaker
Abigail 64 NJ
Hankinson 35 NJ shoemaker
Hays 22 NJ shoemaker
Virginia 19 NJ dressmaker
Henry 17 NJ app. shoemaker
Elizabeth 20 NJ
Franklin 6 mos NJ
552 Hoover Franklin 28 NJ carpenter
Rebecca 17 NJ
George F. 11 mos NJ
553 King William 48 NJ carter
Mary A. 42 NJ
Henry 21 NJ shoemaker
Rebecca 20 NJ
Laura V. 2 NJ
William H. 4 mos NJ
Benjamin 17 NJ app. shoemaker
Powell Harriet S. 20 ?
554 Walters Amos 27 PA housepainter
Alvina 24 PA
Laura V. 3 mos NJ
555 Webb Harriet 46 PA
Sarah 13 PA
Anna 9 PA
John 17 PA
556 Rodman Isaac P. 79 NJ carpenter
557 Fort Charles P. 40 NJ farmer
Rebecca 34 NJ
Franklin 13 NJ
Cortlandt 8 NJ
Alfrida 1 NJ
558 Burr Aaron 29 NJ shoemaker
Margaret 21 NJ
558 Burr Josephine 8 NJ
Henrietta 6 NJ
Franklin G. 3 NJ
George 4 mos NJ
559 Sapp Benj. 48 NJ day labor
Sarah A. 44 NJ
Susan 19 NJ
Josephine 11 NJ
Henrietta 9 NJ
Laura 7 NJ
Sarah 6 NJ
Franklin 3 NJ
Mary E. 8 mos NJ
560 Davis Sarah 40 PA nurse
Sarah 18 NJ shoebinder
Meagher Eliza 58 PA seamstress
561 Hall Stewart 45 Ireland day labor
Anna 57 Ireland
Anna 9 NJ
Letitia 9 NJ
562 Hancock Ellen 65 NJ teacher prvt school
Amy 63 NJ teacher prvt school
563 Wilson John 68 England house painter
Sarah 75 NJ
Sarah F. 30 NJ dressmaker
John 16 NJ
Tharp Rebecca 20 NJ nurse

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