Selected 1880 U. S. Census Information for Pib's family

Notes:

• Charles Sexton was the son of Henry Youmans Sexton and Roxa Adams. Charles was the brother of my great-great-grandmother Jane Ann Sexton. Charles and Jane Ann were both born in Waterbury, Connecticut, as was their mother, Roxa Adams. Henry Youmans Sexton was born in New York City.
• Ellen Eliza Sexton was the daughter of Henry Youmans Sexton and Minerva Peat. Hence Ellen was the half-sister of Charles. Ellen never married. She lived with one relative or another until the end of her life. Ellen was born in Brunswick, Medina County, Ohio. Ellen's mother Minerva Peat was born in Oxford, Connecticut.
• Charles's wife Nancy M. Lewis was born in New York.
• All of Charles and Nancy's children were born in Duplain, Clinton County, Michigan.
• The occupation of "keep h" means "keeping house."
• The occupation of "f labor" means "farm labor."
• The occupation of "at sch" means "at school."
• The occupation of "h work" means "house work."

My thanks to Wayne L. Caswell for providing the census transcript for Charles Sexton.

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