Person:Matilda Driver (1)

Watchers
Matilda Driver
m. 3 May 1792
  1. Nancy Phelps Driver
  2. Wesley Driver1794 - 1857
  3. Isah Driver1796 - 1871
  4. Polly Driver1803 - 1885
  5. Willson Driver1804 - 1876
  6. John DriverBet 1804 & 1810 - 1849
  7. Elizabeth Driver1806 - Aft 1870
  8. Denton Driver1813 - 1894
  9. Matilda Driver1816 - 1902
  10. James Driver1819 - 1897
m. 6 Sep 1838
  1. William T Pickett1846 -
  2. Lucy Ann E Pickett1847 -
  3. Mary Rosanna Pickett1850 -
  4. James Wesley Pickett1852 -
  • H_____ Slocum - Bet 1858 & 1860
  • WMatilda Driver1816 - 1902
m.
  1. Morris D Slocum
m.
Facts and Events
Name[1] Matilda Driver
Gender Female
Birth? 8 Apr 1816 Carroll, Maryland, United Statespossibly
Marriage 6 Sep 1838 Baltimore County, Maryland, United Statesto Thomas Pickett
Marriage Vermilion, Erie, Ohio, United States[she is the widow Pickett]
to _____ Slocum
Marriage Erie, Ohio, United States[she is the widow Slocum]
to _____ Crawford
Census? 1850 Carroll, Maryland, United Statesp. 226a line 8 family #814
Census[2] 1860 Vermilion, Erie, Ohio, United Statesp 158
Census? 1870 Vermilion, Erie, Ohio, United Statesp 26
Census? 1880 Vermilion, Erie, Ohio, United Statesp 33
Census? 1900 Vermilion, Erie, Ohio, United States1900 Census
Residence? Joppa, Erie, Ohio, United States
Death? 10 Oct 1902 Ashmont, Erie, Ohio, United Statesdied of heart disease
Burial? Peake Cemetery, Joppa, Erie, Ohio, United States
Religion? Joined Church of Latter Day Saints Late in Life

By 1880 Matilda had reverted to the last name Pickett for the census.

Her headstone says "Matilda (Driver) Crawford".

There is no actual town named Joppa. There is a Joppa Road, which runs from Florence up to what is now known as Beulah Beach. This beach is not far from the Cranberry Creek Cemetery. According to one knowledgeable local, there is a Venice Road which has been treated like a town. My assumption then is that the inhabitants of Joppa Road tended to use Joppa as we would use a town name.

References
  1. Katharyn Huss Wunderley & Patty Dahm Pascoe, Co-Chairmen. Erie County, Ohio Cemetery Census before 1909. (Published by Erie County Cemetery Project Volunteers, Friends and Benefactors August 1989).
  2. United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M653).

    [Mr. Slocum must have died in 1858 or 1859, as Matilda has a one year old child with the name Eliza Slocum on the 1860 census.

    Further, they may have married sometime around 1850, as Matilda has a daughter named Mary Slocum, age 10, a son, J (or I) W Slocum, age 7, on the 1860 census.

    Of course, Mr. Slocum could have had a prior wife.]