Person:Albert Seaver (8)

On 3 July 1847, Albert Seaver of Monson sold land in Monson for $15 paid by Lathrop Clark. The land was in west Monson, his share of the John Seaver farm. Albert Seaver signed the deed (Hampden County (Massachusetts) Land Records, Volume 143, Page 231, abstracted from FHL Microfilm 0,849,231, provided by Margaret Jenks).

CENSUS RECORDS:

In the 1870 US census, this family resided in Prairie township, Keokuk County, Iowa. The household included Albert Seaver (age 49, farmer, $800 in real property, $311 in personal property, born MA), Sarah Seaver (age 34, keeping house, born MA), John D. Seaver (age 13, born IL), Amanda R. Seaver (age 11, born IL), Mary Jane Seaver (age 10 born IL), George Seaver (age 7, born IL), Amos Seaver (age 6, born IL), Orren Seaver (age 4, born IA) and William Seaver (age 1, born IA). [FHL Microfilm 0,545,901, page 464, dwelling #65, family #66].

In the 1880 US census, this family resided in Tama township, Tama County, Iowa. The household included Albert Seaver (age 54, born MA, laborer), wife Sarah A. Seaver (age 44, born OH, keeping house), son Orren Seaver (age 14, born IA, at school), son William Seaver (age 12, born IA, at school), son Pearl Seaver (age 9, born MA, at school), son Birtie Seaver (age 6, born IA, at school) and son Charles Seaver (age 3, born IA). [1880 US Census on CD-ROM, full census record on LDS FHL Microfilm 1,254,365, page 613A].

In the 1900 US Census, Halbert Seaver (indexed as Sea???, head, white, male, born Jun 1826, age 73, divorced, born MA, father born VT, mother born MA, ??? on own, owns home free of mortgage) resided in Lamoille township, Bureau County, Illinois [National Archives Microfilm Series T623, Roll 238, Page 85, ED ??, Sheet 5A, dwelling #150, family #152, line 23].

1. ↑ Wilbraham (Massachusetts). Town Clerk. Births and marriages, 1806-1904; intentions of marriage, 1840-1904. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972)
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   Albert son of Johna nd Susannah Severs Born June 27th - 1826.