Person:Willis Seaver (1)

CENSUS RECORDS:

In the 1900 US Census, this family resided in Plaistow township, Rockingham County, New Hampshire. The household included Willis W. Seaver (enumerated and indexed as "William W. Slaver" on HQO, head, white, male, born Aug 1859, age 40, married 17 years, born NH, parents born NH, shoemaker, rents home), Etta B. Seaver (wife, white, female, born Dec 1859, age 40, married 17 years, 2 children born, 1 living, born MA, parents born MA, shoe stitcher), Olive M. Seaver (daughter, white, female, born Jul 1888, age 11, single, born NH, father born NH, mother born MA, at school), and James Perly (father-in-law, white, male, born Sep 1829, age 70, widowed, born MA, father born MA, mother born NH, hatter, owns home free of mortgage) [National Archives Microfilm Series T623, Roll 950, Page 79, ED 205, Sheet 1B, dwelling #12, family #16, lines 59-62].

In the 1910 US Census, Willis W. Seaver (head, white, age 50, first marriage, married 27 years, born NH, father born NH, mother born ME, a wood heeler, shoe factory), lived with his wife Etta U. Seaver (white, age 51, first marriage, married 27 years, born MA, father born MA, mother born VT, 2 children born, 0 living) and his father-in-law James Perley (white, age 81, widowed, born MA, father born MA, mother born NH) on South Main Street in Plaistow, Rockingham County, New Hampshire [NARA Microfilm T624, Roll 865, ED 260, sheet 4B, page 195, dwelling #85, family #89].

In the 1920 US Census, Willis W. Seaver (age 60, born NH) resided on Main Street in Plaistow, Rockingham County, New Hampshire with his wife Etta V. Seaver (age 61, born MA). [1920 Census Soundex, FHL Microfilm 1,827,215, full census record in Volume 17, ED 140, sheet 4, line 44 of the 1920 Census for New Hampshire].

In the 1930 US Census, Willis Seaver (male, white, age 70, married, at age 25, born NH, father born NH, mother born ME, retired, owns home worth $4,000) resided in Plaistow, Rockingham County, New Hampshire [National Archives Microfilm Series T626, Roll 1306, ED 33, Page 8A, Dwelling #170, Family #175].