Person:Alvin Seaver (1)

CENSUS RECORDS:

In the 1840 United States Census, Alvin Seaver was a head of household residing in Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont. The household included two free white males aged 5 to 10, one free white male aged 30 to 40, one free white female under age 5 and one free white female aged 30 to 40 (1840 United States Census, Orange County, Vermont, Population Schedule, Williamstown, Page 269, FHL Microfilm 0,027,440).

In the 1850 US Census, this family resided in Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont. The household included Alvin Seaver (age 49, male, farmer, $1200 in real property, born VT), Amanda Seaver (age 47, female, born VT), John R. Seaver (age 19, male, farmer, born VT, attended school), James R. Seaver (age 16, male, farmer, born VT, attended school), Fanny Seaver (age 13, female, born VT, attended school) and Olney Seaver (age 9, male, born VT, attended school) [National Archives Microfilm Series M432, Roll 926, Page 276, Dwelling #183, Family #183, Lines 3-8].

In the 1860 US census, this family resided in Williamstown, Orange County, VT. The household included Alvin Seaver (age 59, farmer, born VT, $2,700 in real property, $153 in personal property), Amanda Seaver (age 57, born VT), Rodney Seaver (age 27, farmer, born VT), Fanny E. Seaver (age 23, born VT) and Olney F. Seaver (age 19, born VT). [1860 VT Census, LDS Microfilm 0,805,323, page 649, house #271].