Here is the 1880 US Census for Amelia Standard, the second child born to Olive (Jacobs) and Henry Emery.
Amelia was living in Essex township, Stark county, Illinois with her children, Lyman, Jennie and Alva.
Genealogical site for the descendants of Johann Heinrich Emery: Germany to the United States.
Showing posts with label Amelia Emery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amelia Emery. Show all posts
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Friday, September 9, 2011
1860 US Census - Amelia (Emery) Standard
Here is the 1860 US Census for Olive (Jacobs) and Henry Emery's eldest child, Amelia Standard.
Amelia was living in Joshua township, Fulton County, Illinois with her second husband, Lyman Standard with Amelia's children from her first marriage to John P Standard (Lyman's brother), Evelyn, Olive, Mary, Lyman and Thomas.
Amelia was living in Joshua township, Fulton County, Illinois with her second husband, Lyman Standard with Amelia's children from her first marriage to John P Standard (Lyman's brother), Evelyn, Olive, Mary, Lyman and Thomas.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Amelia (Emery) Standard and Lyman Standard - marriage
John Standard, the first husband of Olive (Jacobs) and Henry Emery's daughter, Amelia, passed away on October 23, 1856. Amelia then married his brother, Lyman Standard on June 3, 1860 in Fulton County, Illinois.

Here is a short history from Essex township, Stark County, Illinois, author unknown (click on the image to enlarge).

*Lyman Standard obviously did not die in 1805 as the article indicates; it would have been between 1861 - 1869.

Here is a short history from Essex township, Stark County, Illinois, author unknown (click on the image to enlarge).

*Lyman Standard obviously did not die in 1805 as the article indicates; it would have been between 1861 - 1869.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
1850 US Census - Amelia (Emery) Standard
Olive (Butler) and Henry Emery's second child, Amelia (Emery) Standard and husband John were living in Joshua, Fulton county, Illinois with their two children Evelyn (the census taker transposed the 'n' and 'y' and spelled her name 'Evelany' - it is important to realize there are MANY errors in the census records) and Olive during the 1850 US Census.
The rest of Olive and Henry's children were included in the 1850 census previously posted.
The rest of Olive and Henry's children were included in the 1850 census previously posted.
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