Burlington City census, 1860 (part 7)

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Hse# Name Age Race Occupation Birth
665 GEIGER
  William C. 		55 w shoemaker D.C.
665 GEIGER Anna 54 w NJ
665 GEIGER
William H. 		26 w music teacher NJ
665 GEIGER George 23 w music teacher NJ
665 MCCLOSKEY James 
 33 w shoemaker NY
666 BATTON Ann 6O w    
 NY
666 BATTON
  James R.   
 32 w clerk
NY
666 BATTON  Mary A. 22 w    
 NY
667 KNIGHT Franklin  
 37 w clergyman MD
667 KNIGHT   Lavinia 28 w    
 MD
667 KNIGHT William 8 w    
 MD
667 KNIGHT
Franklin   
 6 w    
 MD
667 KNIGHT
Anna  		4 w    
 MD
667 KNIGHT  Horace 2 w    
 MD
667 DORSEY
Susan 		58 w    
 MD
667 KINLE Mary 13 w domestic Ireland
667 RODGERS Ann 22 b servant NJ
668 KINSEY
Elizabeth L.
7O w
PA
668 KINSEY Anna L. 33 w
NJ
668 KINSEY
James 		28 w
NJ
668 KINSEY  Helena P. 3O w
NJ
668 KINSEY Elizabeth 25 w
NJ
668 POWELL  Mary 3O w domestic    Ireland
668 WEIL Wilhemina
17 w domestic
  		NJ
669 BENNETT Moses S.
   		44 w restaurant
PA
669 BENNETT Elizabeth
 33 w
PA
669 BENNETT Edward 1O w
PA
669 BENNETT Isaac
 5 w
PA
669 BENNETT Geo.BENNETT Geo.
 4 w
NJ
669 BENNETT John
 2 w
NJ
669 BENNETT Frank
  		1 w
NJ
669 CREVKER Margaret
 9 w domestic NJ
67O VOORHES Borden 4O w flour store NJ
67O VOORHES Harriet A. 39 w
NJ
67O VOORHES Emily F. B. 16 w
NJ
67O VOORHES Chas. A. C. 14 w
NJ
67O VOORHES Cornelia P. 1O w
NJ
671 HAINES John B. 45 w carriage maker NJ
671 HAINES Jane B. 43 w
NJ
671 HAINES  Sarah C. 15 w
NJ
671 HAINES Franklin 13 w
NJ
671 HAINES Charles 1O w
NJ
671 HAINES Albert 8 w
NJ
671 HAINES
Howard 		3 w
NJ
672 BROWN   Henry M.
36 w Methodist Clergyman
NJ
672 BROWN Margaret
N.		 34 w
NJ
672 BROWN John N. 3 w
NJ
673 STOWELL Charles 35 w baker
NJ
673 STOWELL Elizabeth
 32 w    
 England
673 STOWELL Charles H. 5 w
NJ
673 STOWELL Elizabeth
  		7 w
NJ
673 STOWELL Franklin
   		4 w
NJ
673 STOWELL Edward 1 w
NJ
673 MARSEILLES
  Wilson 		22 w baker
NJ
673 POWELL
  James		 18 w baker
NJ
673 CARLIN Hannah
3O w domestic
Ireland
674 FARRESO Gideon 55 w
NJ
674 FARRESO Mary A. 5O w milliner NJ
674 FARRESO Leonidas H. 12 w
NJ
674 WOOLSON Sarah
 2O w milliner
NJ
674 WOOLSON Josephine
  		12 w
NJ
675 SMITH
John		 63 w shoemaker
England
675 SMITH
  Margaret
   		59 w    
 PA
675 SMITH Caleb
23 w carriage maker NJ
675 SMITH Anna M. 2O w
NJ
675 SMITH Rebecca 1 mo w    
 PA
675 SMITH
Julia 		15 w dressmaker
NJ
675 COLKETT Elwood 21 w shoemaker
NJ
675 CLINTON Andrew 35 w
butcher 		NJ
675 BICKETT John
 2O w shoemaker
NJ
676 GILBERT Anna
 73 w    
 England
676 PANCOAST
    Mary  
 36 w
676 PANCOAST Mary  
 4 w
677 FORCE Matthew 45 w day labor NJ
677 FORCE
   Phebe 		41 w
NJ
677 FORCE
Isadore W. 		18 w teacher
NJ
678 HANCE William N. 32 w
butcher 		NJ
678 HANCE
Martha A.
24 w
NJ
678 HANCE
Lilly F.
2 w
NJ
678 HANCE Samuel 6 mos w
NJ
678 HUGG John 22 b butcher NJ
679 MASTER  William 73 w
NJ
679 KEELER William H. 26 w
shoemaker		 NJ
679 KEELER Hannah 3O w
NJ
679 KEELER Irene 2 w
NJ
679 KEELER  John B. 12 w
NJ
679 FOY Edwin A.
 29 w shoemaker NJ
679 HITCHINS Mary  
 2O b
domestic   		DE
68O REED James 28 w tinman PA
68O REED Elizabeth  23 w
NJ
68O REED John 6 w
NJ
68O REED Henry 2 w
NJ
68O COBORN Elizabeth
 64 w nurse NJ
681 BURR George W. 29 w
shoemaker		 NJ
681 BURR Elizabeth 23 w
Ireland
681 BURR Thos. 5 w
NJ
681 BURR Samuel H. 1 mo w
NJ
681 BURR Samuel H. 55 w hotelkeeper NJ
681 BURR Elizabeth 6O w
NJ
682 LARZELERE Saml. T. 41 w storekeeper NJ
683 COLLINS John 46 w teacher NY
683 COLLINS Anna B. 41 w
PA
683 COLLINS Elizabeth B. 19 w
PA
683 COLLINS Mary A. 11 w
NJ
683 COLLINS Cordelia B. 2 w
NJ
684 LIPPINCOTT Chas. 47 w gentleman NJ
684 LIPPINCOTT Mary
A.		 37 w
NJ
684 LIPPINCOTT Earl 13 w
NJ
684 LIPPINCOTT Samuel W. E. 11 w
NJ
684 LIPPINCOTT Charles 1O w
NJ
684 LIPPINCOTT Ruth A. E. 2 w
NJ
684 CROSSGRIFF Margaret 27 w domestic Ireland
684 PEARCE John 18 w farm labor Ireland
685 HANCOCK Margaret
 45 w
NJ
685 HANCOCK Amos G. 19 w farm labor NJ
685 HANCOCK Rachel G. 15 w
NJ
685 HANCOCK Prudence R. 13 w
NJ
685 SCOTT Abagail E. 15 w
NJ
685 SCOTT Hannah H.  4O w
NJ
685 SCOTT Marie E.
35 w
NJ
685 WRIGHT Sarah 65 w
NJ
686 LEWIS Griffith
W.		 26 w shoe mfr./shoemaker
PA
686 LEWIS Anna M. 26 w
NJ
686 LEWIS Robert 2 w
PA
686 ROGERS Parrish 18 w app. Shoemaker NJ
687 LEE Abner 41 w fan maker ME
687 LEE Sarah 4O w
NJ
687 LEE Matilda 13 w
NJ
687 LEE Ruth A. 1O w
NJ
687 LEE Ruth
78 w
ME
688 RICHARDSON Thomas 31 w teamster NJ
688 RICHARDSON Deborah 31 w
NJ
688 GIBERSON William 27 w brick maker NJ
688 GIBERSON  
Abagail		 27 w
NJ
689 LOWDEN Frederic 38 w shoemaker NJ
689 LOWDEN Rebecca 25 w
DE
689 LOWDEN Elizabeth 1O w
NJ
689 LOWDEN Rebecca H. 7 w
NJ
689 LOWDEN Mary L. 4 w
NJ
689 LOWDEN Anna 10 mos w
NJ
69O WHITE Tyler 45 w
NJ
69O WHITE Alsruth 12 w
NJ
69O WHITE Sarah 1O w
NJ
69O PLATT Sarah 36 w
housekeeper 		NJ
691 SISON Joseph 51 w shoemaker NJ
691 SISON Sarah 44 w
NJ
691 SISON Elizabet 28 w
NJ
691 SISON Bloomfield 21 w
shoemaker		 NJ
691 SISON Joseph 17 w app. shoemaker NJ
691 SISON George 14 w
NJ
691 SISON Kinsay 11 w
NJ
691 SISON Rexalina 8 w
NJ
692 SISOM Nathan 48 w shoemaker NJ
692 SISOM Sarah 4O w
NJ
692 SISOM Charles 2O w app. shoemaker NJ
692 SISOM Philip 18 w farm labor NJ
692 SISOM Albert 9 w
NJ
692 SISOM William 5 w
NJ
693 RAVEN George 5O w bootmaker England
693 RAVEN Amelia P. 45 w    
 England
693 RAVEN Alfred H. 11 w
PA
693 RAVEN Emma H. 14 w England
694 GRANT Joshua L. 29 w
shoemaker		 NJ
694 GRANT Emeline 21 w    
 MD
694 GRANT Isaac 6 w
NJ
694 GRANT Emily 4 w
NJ
694 GRANT John 1 w
NJ
694 GRANT John 28 w cigar maker NJ
695 EYRE Henry 32 w gentleman PA
695 EYRE Deborah 25 w
NJ
695 EYRE Mary 11 w
NJ
695 EYRE Laura 6 w
NJ
695 FLENAIDE Anna ? w domestic NJ
696 BOWLES Joseph D. 31 w R.C. clergyman Ireland
696 WALL Judith 7O w housekeeper Ireland
696 BAIN Margaret
18 w
Ireland
697 CLIVER Elizabeth 68 w
Ireland
697 CLIVER Charity 4O w
NJ
697 CLIVER Susan 3O w
NJ
697 HUTCHINSON Julia
12 w
NJ
698 HUGG James 77 b day labor NJ
698 HUGG Lydia HUGG 7O b
NJ
698 HUGG Virginia 9 b
NJ
698 HUGG Susan 6 b
NJ
698 HUGG   Richard 3 b
NJ
698 GREEN Anna F. 17 b at service NJ
699 CRAMMER Russell R. 28 w
NJ
699 CRAMMER Mary A. 23 w
NJ
699 CRAMMER Anna
 3 w
NJ
699 CRAMMER Elizabeth 8 mso w
NJ
699 SHEMELIA Robert 16 w app. shoemaker NJ
70O LIPPINCOTT Philip 3O w shoemaker NJ
70O LIPPINCOTT Sarah 24 w
NJ
70O LIPPINCOTT Frank H. 3 w
NJ
70O LIPPINCOTT Noah
E.		 22 w shoemaker NJ

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