Person:Otis Seaver (1)

CENSUS RECORDS:

In the 1840 United States Census, Otis Seaver was a head of household residing in Norwich town, Windsor County, Vermont. The household included one free white male aged 10 to 15, one free white male aged 30 to 40, one free white male aged 80 to 90, one free white female under age 5, one free white female aged 30 to 40, one free white female aged 40 to 50 and one free white female aged 70 to 80 (1840 United States Census, Windsor County, Vermont, Population Schedule, Norwich, Page 322, FHL Microfilm 0,027,442).

In the 1850 US Census, this family resided in Norwich, Windsor County, Vermont. The household included Otis Seaver (age 49, male, farmer, $2000 in real property, born VT), Amanda Seaver (age 45, female, born NH), Eliza C. Seaver (age 14, female, born VT, attended school), Henry H. Seaver (age 4, male, born VT) and Mary Seaver (age 86, female, born CT) [National Archives Microfilm Series M432, Roll 930, Page 117, dwelling #77, family #81, Lines 16-20].

In the 1860 US census, this family resided in Norwich, Windsor County, VT. The household included Otis Seaver (age 59, farmer, $3,500 in real property, $400 in personal property, born VT), Amanda Seaver (age 55, born NHY), and Henry H. Seaver (age 14, born VT). [1860 US census for Vermont, LDS 0,805,328, page 1896, dwelling #1757, family #1752):

In the 1870 US census, this family resided in Norwich, Windsor County, VT. The household included Otis Seaver (age 69, farmer, $3,200 in real property, $1,200 in personal property, born VT), Amanda Seaver (age 65, keeping house, born NH), Henry H. Seaver (age 24, born VT), Laura A. Seaver (age 24, born NH), Gertrude Seaver (age 8 months, born VT). [1870 US census for Vermont, LDS Microfilm 0,553,128, page 420, dwelling #179, family #196].

1. ↑ Vermont Vital Records.