Some Northern Chester County History & Genealogy

United States Federal Census of 1850.

SCHEDULE 3. - Persons who Died during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, in  West Vincent Township  in the County of  Chester  State of  Pennsylvania , enumerated by me,  David Frick  Ass't. Marshal.

	NAME OF EVERY PERSON WHO DIED during the Year ending 1st June, 1850, whose usual Place of Abode at the Time of his Death was in this Family.	Age.	Sex.	Colour.	Free or Slave.	Married or Widowed.	PLACE OF BIRTH. Naming the State, Territory, or Country.	The Month in which the Person died.	PROFESSION, OCCUPATION, OR TRADE.	DISEASE, OR CAUSE OF DEATH.	Number of DAYS ILL.
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
1	Jesse Jones	61	m			W	Penna	April	Farmer	Cold? Fever	13	1
2	Martha Reed	53	f				"	Sept		Consumption	100	2
3	Christiana Mosteller	23	f			M	"	Decem		Cold	16	3
4	William H    "	3/12	m				"	March		Fever	7	4
5	Luther Walleigh	1?	m				"	August		Ditto	1	5
6	Jacob Walleigh	3	m				"	April		Scarlet fever	27	6
7	John Friday	15	m				"	June	Farmer	Consumption	140	7
8	Davis    "	9?	m				"	March		Consumption	40	8
9	Margaret Ludwick	17	f				"	February		Scarlet Fever	2	9
10	John Keisley?	17	m				"	August	Farmer	Billious Fever	21	10
11	Henry Hipple	68	m			W	"	October	"	Dysentery	14	11
12	Mary Miller	4	f				"	May		Scarlet Fever	15	12
13	Kessiah? Lynch	29	f			M	"	Decem		Fever	14	13
14	Tamson? L Rooke	7	f				"	April		Scarlet Fever	1	14
15	James B Hale	4	m				"	October		Unknown	3	15
16	Mary G? Christman	5	f				"	Decem		Cold	12	16
17	Elizabeth Danfield	50	f			M	"	March		Dropsy	160	17
18	Wm Mansill	8	m				"	"		Scarlet Fever	2	18
19	Elias Buckwalter	23	m				"	December	Steam Engineer	Fever	10	19
20	Lydia A Bechtel	2	f				"	"		Consumption	40	20
21	Lewis Heller	1	m				"	February		Dropsy	6	21
22	George Keely	52	m			M	"	May	Blacksmith	Cancer	53	22
23	Susan Hawk?	78	f			M	"	November		Dropsy	170	23
24	Ann Rice	83	f			W	"	December		Unknown	9	24

Remarks   The Water is of a good wholesome quality. Iron stone soil. The principal kinds of timber
are Oak, Hickery, Chesnut, Walnut, Poplar, Maple, and Birch. Our minerals Consist
of Iron Ore With Some small veins of black [illegible word].

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