Person:Charles Seaver (7)

CENSUS RECORDS:

In the 1880 US Census, this family resided in Pulaski, Jackson County, Michigan. The household included Charles H. Seaver (self, married, male, white, age 40, born NY, father born MA, mother born VT), Ulalie Seaver (wife, married, female, white, age 35, born NY, keeping house, parents born NY), Cora Seaver (daughter, single, female, white, age 11, born NY, parents born NY), Cota Seaver (daughter, single, female, white, age 5, born NY, parents born NY), Lita Seaver (daughter, single, female, white, age 1, born NY, parents born NY) and A.J.W. Seaver (father, widowed, male, white, age 72, born MA, boarder, father born MA, mother born VT) [National Archives Microfilm Series T9, Roll 0585, Page 171D].

In the 1900 US Census, the Charles Seaver family resided at 219 Franklin Street in the 4th Ward of Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan. The family included head Chas Seaver (white, male, born Jan 1840, age 60, married 31 years, born NY, father born ME, mother born NY, a salesman, owned a home with a mortgage), wife Eulalia A. Seaver (white, female, born Feb 1850, age 50, married 31 years, 6 children born, 4 living, born NY, parents born NY), daughter Cora H. Seaver (white, female, born Nov 1870, age 29, single, born NY, parents born NY, a saleslady in dry goods), daughter Lorena T. Seaver (white, female, born Oct 1878, age 21, single, born NY, parents born NY, a saleslady in dry goods), daughter Jessie Seaver (white, female, born Apr 1886, age 14, single, born MI, parents born NY, at school), and mother-in-law Adeline Hayes (white, female, born Jan 1824, age 76, widowed, 1 child born, 1 living, born NY, parents born NY) [National Archives Microfilm Series T623, Roll 719, page 175, ED 11, Sheet 12, Line 63].

In the 1910 US Census, the remnant of this family resided at 219 West Franklin Street in the 4th Ward of Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan. The household included Eulalia Seaver (indexed as SCaver, head, female, white, age 60, widowed, 6 children born, 4 living, born NY, parents born NY, owns home with mortgage) and Jessie Seaver (daughter, female, white, age 24, single, born MI, parents born NY, stenographer, works for grain company) [National Archives Microfilm Series T624, Roll 653, Page 193, ED 14, Sheet 4B, dwelling #104, family #109, lines 93-94].

In the 1920 US Census, the remnant of this family resided in the 4th Ward of Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan. The household included John D. Williams (head of household, male, white, age 35, married, born MA, parents born MA, a gas engineer, works for commonwealth, owns home free of mortgage), Jessie Williams (wife, female, white, age 31, married, born MI, parents born NY) and Eulalia Seaver (mother-in-law, female, white, age 70, widowed, born NY, parents born NY) [National Archives Microfilm Series T625, Roll 774, Page 10, ED 17, Sheet 10A, Line 27-29].

In the 1920 US Census, another remnant of this family resided in the 2nd Ward of South Haven, Van Buren County, Michigan. The household included Charles O. Monroe (head of household, male, white, age 38, married, born MI, parents born MI, an editor, works for city paper, owns home free of mortgage), Lorane S. Monroe (wife, female, white, age 40, married, born NY, parents born NY), Charles S. Monroe (son, male, white, age 11, single, born MI, father born MI, mother born NY) and Ulalia H. Sever (mother-in-law, female, white, age 70, widowed, born NY, parents born US) [National Archives Microfilm Series T625, Roll 799, Page 299, ED 205, Sheet 12A, Lines 42-45].

In the 1930 US Census, Eulalia A. Seaver (mother-in-law, female, white, age 80, widowed, born NY, parents born NY) resided at 1114 Union Street in Jackson, Jackson County, Michigan with head John D. Williams (male, white, age 47, married, first at age 36, born MA, parents born MA, general superintendent, works in gas and electric, rents home for $65/month) and his wife Genevieve L. Williams (female, white, age 42, married, first at age 31, born MI, parents born MI) [National Archives Microfilm Series T626, Roll 995, Page 14B, ED 19, Line 78].