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Notes

Hubert Harold Seass

RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 17 April 2005 by Steve Treanor. "He became the ward of George Bartlett after George married his mother Jennie. Jennie died in 1885 and George continued to cared for him until his death in 1887. We are currently researching Hubert's status after George's death. Hubert appears to have had three wives. We do not know if the marriages ended in death or divorce. In 1910 he was farming in Illinois. In 1920 he was a street car conductor in Iowa."

Laura Miller

RESEARCHER-DEATH: Information sent to T.Mason on 14 May 2005 by Doris Waggoner [doriswaggoner@juno.com].

Hubert Harold Seass

RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 17 April 2005 by Steve Treanor. "He became the ward of George Bartlett after George married his mother Jennie. Jennie died in 1885 and George continued to cared for him until his death in 1887. We are currently researching Hubert's status after George's death. Hubert appears to have had three wives. We do not know if the marriages ended in death or divorce. In 1910 he was farming in Illinois. In 1920 he was a street car conductor in Iowa."

Hubert Harold Seass

RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 17 April 2005 by Steve Treanor. "He became the ward of George Bartlett after George married his mother Jennie. Jennie died in 1885 and George continued to cared for him until his death in 1887. We are currently researching Hubert's status after George's death. Hubert appears to have had three wives. We do not know if the marriages ended in death or divorce. In 1910 he was farming in Illinois. In 1920 he was a street car conductor in Iowa."

Sarah Streeter

RESEARCHER-DESCENDANTS: Information sent to T.Mason on 10 May 2005 by Kenneth Pierson

John C. Hyatt

1880 U.S. census with head of household as J.E. Hyatt (see entry under this son)

Amelia Ann Paddock

NAME: Was in 1900 U.S. Census next door to James C. Wright's household. (see entry under his name) Is listed as born in 1851 and 48 years of age. This census indicated she bore 13 children and that 8 were still living.

Francis E Hyatt

Was listed as a male in 1900 U.S. Census next door to James C. Wright's household living with his mother. (see entry under his name)
In 1880 census at age 4 was listed as a female in household with brother J.E. as head of household. (See entry under his name.