Bolivar Township, Jefferson County, West Virginia
as enumerated by Warner [W. Shiley?]
House Number: 524
| Name | Age | Sex | Profession | Birthplace |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Welsh* | 45 | M | work in stone quarry | West Virginia |
| Ann Welsh* | 28 | F | keeping house | Maryland |
| John Welsh* | 11 | M | West Virginia | |
| Thomas Welsh | 8 | M | West Virginia | |
| Patrick Welsh | 5 | M | West Virginia | |
| Nora Welsh | 3 | F | West Virginia | |
| Annie Welsh | 1 | F | West Virginia |
* Both Thomas and Ann’s mother and father are ticked as foreign born. From other census’, we gather both sets of parents were born in Ireland.
* Thomas is listed as a male citizen of the U.S. 21 years of age and upwards.
* John attended school within the year. It is noted that he can read, but cannot yet write.
Neighboring
#518 Emanuel Kidwiler – Works in Stone Mine
#519 John Potts – Works in Stone Mine
#520 Frances Flanagan – Farming
#521 George W. Haines – Farm Laborer
#522 William Flanagan -Farm Laborer
#523 James Hackley – Farm Laborer
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#525 James Flanagan – Working Stone Quarry
#526 Martha Flanagan – Keeping House
#527 Dennis M. Daniels – Farmer
#528 Mary Morrison – Farming
#529 Daniel B. Nichols – Blacksmith
#530 Benjamin Nelson – Works in Stone Mine
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