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John Emmons
Private, Co I, Age 21, Res: Lyman, ME
JOHN C EMMONS was born circa Nov 1841 [1900 census] in Lyman, Maine, the son of Joseph and Joanna (Card) Emmons. He died on 22 Dec 1913 [NARA pension card], likely in Lynn, MA (and probably also buried there).
He married on 26 Sept 1871 in Saco, Maine [Saco VR] to GEORGIA E PARCHER, the daughter of George and Emma (Chase) Parcher. She was born ca Dec 1847 [1900 census], perhaps in Saco, and died some time after the 1920 census.
Following John's move to Lynn, MA somewhere between 1863 and 1870, he worked there as a last maker/turner at a "last factory". He and his brother James, who carried the same occupation, both lived for a time with their sister Mary C Goodwin [1870-80 censuses]. John and his family afterward lived on 12 Sachem Ave [1900-20 censuses].
John and Georgie had only one child, a daughter:
I. ISABELLE P, born 1 Apr 1884 in Lynn, MA [MA VR v.349 p.292]. She married JAMES E MAYVILLE prior to the 1920 census. He was born in 1884 and died in 1952, and is buried in Chadbourne Cemetery in Lyman, Maine in plot with wife's parents [YCCI, p1218]. In 1920, they had two children:
1. Virginia [age 6 in 1920]
2. Geraldine [age 4 5/12 in 1920]
Additional Source Data:
1850 Lyman, York, ME census
1860 Lyman census
1870 Lynn Wrd-4, Essex, MA (p146): hh 821/1120, John, James and Anna liv with Danl and Mary Goodwin
1870 Saco, York, ME (p136): George and Emma Parcher, w/ Georgia E, age 22 and "Tevia", age 13
1880 Lynn, MA (p46): hh 288/442; 72 Kimball St, Daniel and Mary C Goodwin, w/ her sis Hannah A Emmons; hh 281/443 is John and Georgie, with bro James
1890 Veteran Schedule: John liv in Lynn, MA; rheumatism listed as disability
1900 Lynn Wrd-4, Essex, MA; 12 Sachem Ave
1910 Lynn Wrd-4, Essex, MA; 12 Sachem; Georgie's mother Emma liv with them
1920 Lynn Wrd-4; James and Isabelle Mayville, w/ 2 ch, liv with wid mother
- Pension Index: John filed on 18 Jan 1883 (app #470,076; cert #387,988); widow filed 15 Jan 1914 (app #1,020,398; cert #772,578)
Private, Co I, Age 21, Res: Lyman, ME
JOHN C EMMONS was born circa Nov 1841 [1900 census] in Lyman, Maine, the son of Joseph and Joanna (Card) Emmons. He died on 22 Dec 1913 [NARA pension card], likely in Lynn, MA (and probably also buried there).
He married on 26 Sept 1871 in Saco, Maine [Saco VR] to GEORGIA E PARCHER, the daughter of George and Emma (Chase) Parcher. She was born ca Dec 1847 [1900 census], perhaps in Saco, and died some time after the 1920 census.
Following John's move to Lynn, MA somewhere between 1863 and 1870, he worked there as a last maker/turner at a "last factory". He and his brother James, who carried the same occupation, both lived for a time with their sister Mary C Goodwin [1870-80 censuses]. John and his family afterward lived on 12 Sachem Ave [1900-20 censuses].
John and Georgie had only one child, a daughter:
I. ISABELLE P, born 1 Apr 1884 in Lynn, MA [MA VR v.349 p.292]. She married JAMES E MAYVILLE prior to the 1920 census. He was born in 1884 and died in 1952, and is buried in Chadbourne Cemetery in Lyman, Maine in plot with wife's parents [YCCI, p1218]. In 1920, they had two children:
1. Virginia [age 6 in 1920]
2. Geraldine [age 4 5/12 in 1920]
Additional Source Data:
1850 Lyman, York, ME census
1860 Lyman census
1870 Lynn Wrd-4, Essex, MA (p146): hh 821/1120, John, James and Anna liv with Danl and Mary Goodwin
1870 Saco, York, ME (p136): George and Emma Parcher, w/ Georgia E, age 22 and "Tevia", age 13
1880 Lynn, MA (p46): hh 288/442; 72 Kimball St, Daniel and Mary C Goodwin, w/ her sis Hannah A Emmons; hh 281/443 is John and Georgie, with bro James
1890 Veteran Schedule: John liv in Lynn, MA; rheumatism listed as disability
1900 Lynn Wrd-4, Essex, MA; 12 Sachem Ave
1910 Lynn Wrd-4, Essex, MA; 12 Sachem; Georgie's mother Emma liv with them
1920 Lynn Wrd-4; James and Isabelle Mayville, w/ 2 ch, liv with wid mother
- Pension Index: John filed on 18 Jan 1883 (app #470,076; cert #387,988); widow filed 15 Jan 1914 (app #1,020,398; cert #772,578)
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