| Joseph Harrison Camfield S1, S2, S3, S4
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| male
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- Child of family
- Michael Camfield and Sarah Wisner (1)
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- Spouse of family
- Joseph Camfield and Rose Graham (1)
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- Birth
- NOV 1847
- Onondaga, Onondaga, New York, United States
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- Death S1
- 1927
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- Burial S1
- UNKNOWN
- Buchanan, Berrien, Michigan, United States
- Oakridge Cemetery
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- Alt Birth S1
- 1847
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- Alt Birth S5
- BET 1847 AND 1848
- NY
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- Census
- 1850
- With parents, age 2
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- Census
- 1870
- Not in home of father
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- Occupation S6
- 1880
- Hostler
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- Census S6
- 1880
- South Bend, St. Joseph, Indiana, United States
- Joseph Canthield, pg 416A, both parents born NY
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- Occupation S7, S8, S9
- BET 1886 AND 1910
- Barber
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- Census
- 1900
- Portage, St Joseph, Indiana, United States
- age 52 b Nov 1847 NY, Fa b Germany, Mo b NY
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- Census
- 1910
- South Bend, St. Joseph, Indiana, United States
- married, none of family with him, age 62 b NY, Fa B Germany, Mo b NY
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- Census S5
- 1920
- Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana, United States
- lodger in home of Ralph A Cook, listed as a widower!, age 72 b NY, Fa B Germany, Mo b NY
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- Occupation
- 1920
- Labor
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from TALES OF OUR ANCESTORS. By Cecil R Camfield, March 28, 1995
How Joe got to South Bend (or when) I don't know. I only know that he was a barber and married Rose Graham, who in my father's words, "Was Dirty, Shanty, Irish." Fred was born in 1874 and then Mabel. Aunt Pearl came along in '87. Because, as I got the story, Fred, at 13, was so incorrigible that when the baby came they sent him to his grandparents.
Joseph and Rose separated at some point. They are buried in seperate cemeteries.
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