Chester Township, 1870 (Burlington County)

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Here are the 1st 21 families on the census for Chester Township:





































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Hse# Fam# Name Age Birth Occupation Personal Estate Real Estate
1 1 Samuel Runold 33 NJ Farmer $1000
Elizabeth Runold 30 NJ Keeping House
Edward Runold 10 NJ
2 2 William Boyar 33 NJ laborer
Kate Boyar 41 NJ
Emma Boyar 4 mos. NJ
Sarah Hargady 5 NJ
Charles Taylor 46 NJ laborer
Anne (?) Taylor 41 NJ Keeping house
Daniel Taylor 17 NJ
Maria Taylor 22 NJ
Emma Taylor 3 NJ
Charles H. Taylor 2 PA
3 3 Job N. Clevenger 41 NJ farmer $4000
Abigail Clevenger 30 NJ
Sarah Clevenger 10 NJ
Sarah E. Shinn 19 NJ servant
Elmer E. Higgins 8 NJ
4 4 (no family #4)
5 5 John Murphy 28 NJ laborer
Julia Murphy 24 NJ Keeping house
Frank Murphy 1 NJ
6 6 Samuel Black 36 NJ Farmer $2000
Sarah A.Black 34 NJ

keeping house
Ida Black 14 NJ
John Black 10 NJ
Charles Black 8 NJ
Samuel Black 7 NJ
7 7 Charles Page 23 NJ Farm laborer
Mary Mingen(? sp.) 22 NJ Servant
Ella Mingen (? sp.) 3 NJ
8 8 George Rubert 25 NJ Farm laborer
Sarah Rubert 22 NJ housekeeper
Martha Rubert 8 mos. NJ
9 9 William Collier 55 NJ farmer $13,000
Martha Collier 56 NJ Housekeeper
George Collier 25 NJ At home
Maggie Carter 25 NJ servant
Alexander Carter 26 NJ farm laborer
9 9 Fennimore, Henry 46 NJ Farmer $3000
Fennimore, Sarah Ann 46 NJ housekeeping
Fennimore, Charles E. 21 NJ
Fennimore, Anna 19 NJ
Fennimore, Gilbert 18 NJ
Fennimore, Henry B 16 NJ
Fennimore, Maria 15 NJ
Fennimore, Samuel 8 NJ
10 10 Reeves, Charles A. 38 NJ farmer $10,000
Reeves, Regina B. 38 NJ housekeeping
Carslake, Elizabeth 62 NJ $10,000
Hollohan, Mary 37 NJ servant
Foster, Thomas NJ farm laborer
Hollohan, Patrick 13 Ireland
Getz, Albius 50 Germany laborer
Getz, Lenora 40 Germany laborer
Hancock, Magie 33 NJ $2000
11 11 Seidt, Lavier 30 Baden farm laborer $200
Seidt, Anne 28 Baden housekeeping
Seidt, Adolph 1 NJ
12 12 Murphy, Charles 44 NJ farmer $1200 $300
Murphy, Sarah 37 NJ housekeeping
Murphy, George E. 26 NJ
Murphy, John W. 17 NJ
Murphy, James B. 14 NJ
Murphy, Thomas 11 NJ
Murphy, Elizabeth 10 NJ
Murphy, Josiah 7 NJ
Murphy, Charles M. NJ
Murphy, Henry 2 NJ
Loveland, Abbie 28 NJ servant
Loveland, Oliver H. 8 NJ
13 13 Satterthwaite, Thomas 52 NJ farmer $2000
Satterthwaite, Sarah C. 53 NJ Housekeeping
Satterthwaite, Joseph 19 NJ
Satterthwaite, Elizabeth 13 NJ
Shinn, Hannah 24 NJ
Shinn, Charles 18 NJ
14 14 Satterthwaite, William 45 NJ farm laborer illegible
Satterthwaite, Elizabeth 41 NJ housekeeping
Satterthwaite, Sarah 19 NJ
15 15 Smith, Mary 45 NJ Housekeeping
Smith, James 25 NJ laborer
Smith, Edward 23 NJ laborer
Smith, Abner 21 NJ
Smith, Hannah 19 NJ Illegible
Smith, Robert 17 NJ
Smith, William 15 NJ
Smith, Charles 13 NJ
Smith, Elmira 8 NJ
Smith, Ellis 4 NJ
16 16 Satterthwaite, Edwin 50 NJ farmer $6000 $1000
Satterthwaite, Hannah 42 NJ
Satterthwaite, Charles 15 NJ
Satterthwaite, Newberry 6 NJ
Tomlinson, Elizabeth
17 17 Tantum, Joseph 22 NJ Milkman $600
Tantum, Maggie W. 23 NJ housekeeping
18 18 DeCou, Samuel 35 NJ farmer $25,000 $4000
DeCou, Martha C. 33 NJ
DeCou, Deborah 4 NJ
DeCou, Rachael 9 mos. NJ
19 19 Cambell, James 35 Ireland farmer $1500 $300
Cambell, Ellen 34 Ireland
20 20 Bennett, Eliza 77 NJ farmer $2200 $600
Bennett, Diadamz 73 NJ Housekeeping
Bennett, Amanda 27 NJ
21 21 Darby, Joseph 33 NJ carpenter
Darby, Cristiana 37 Baden housekeeping
Darby, William 5 NJ
Darby, George 4 NJ
Darby, William 63 NJ Well digger

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