(Sarah) Louisa Sawyer

Sarah Louise Sawyer 8, (Martha 7, Braddock 6, Benjamin5, Perez 4, Silvester 3, Edward 2 , John 1).

Louisa is engaged in the prosecution of a book music and stationery business at Greeley, Col. Source]

Census 1860

Colona, Henry, Illinois, United States

Household Role Sex Age Birthplace

J A Sawyer Male 49 N H

Lucy Sawyer Female 41 N Y

Albert Sawyer Male 14 Ills

Louisa Sawyer Female 12 Ills

Laura Sawyer Female 7 Ills

Ella Sawyer Female 6 Ills

Henry Sawyer Male 3 Ills

Susan Sawyer Female 1 Ills

Census 1930

Los Angeles, California, United States

Household Role Sex Age Birthplace

Joseph A Sawyer Head Male 84 Illinois

Sarah L Sawyer Sister Female 82 Illinois

Mary A Wharton Servant Female 67 Iowa

William A. Richmond's Deed I-481

From notes taken from F572.K3I5 1983 v. 6:

Volume 1  (Re-indexing of records saved from fire and ends January 1861)

Kent County, Michigan

Deed I-481

Richmond, William A.

To

Aaron B. Page

A 2012 newspaper article about Aaron Barnes Page, Civil War veteran.

"He [Aaron B. Page] was raised in 1830s Grand Rapids when it was a virtual frontier village. He moved to the Traverse City area in his twenties."

"What he didn't know was that Page was a Civil War veteran who would end up in an unmarked grave in Colorado."

Aaron Page was in the Illinois 72nd Regiment, Company E.

The National Park Service's document concerning Omena Historic District in Leelanau Michigan, had the following paragraph about Aaron B. Page and William A. Richmond;

Visitation to the area and the demand for a hostelry in Omena was great enough as early as the late 1850s that Aaron B. Page (who was married to Joseph Dame's daughter Almira and brother-in-law to Indian agent William A. Richmond) built a rooming house to accommodate lumbermen clearing Leelanau County’s yet untapped virgin timber... .

Cross-posted at In Deeds

Katherine (Richmond) Blake's Family

Katherine Richmond Blake was daughter of Charles (#5868 in the J. B. Richmond book) and Katherine Champlin Richmond.  She was born in Iowa and married Steele Blake in 1913.

Iowa, Marriages, 1809-1992,

groom's name: Steele Blake

groom's birth date: 1888

bride's name: Katherine Laima Richmond

bride's birth date: 1892

marriage date: 25 Jun 1913

marriage place: Boone, Boone, Iowa

groom's father's name: Joseph T. Blake

groom's mother's name: Clara T. Kenworthy

bride's father's name: Charles Howland Richmond

bride's mother's name: Kate Champlin

From the University of Michigan Necrology File:Blake, Steele    Jan. 17, 1941    LL.B. 1912     58 

United States Census, 1920

name: Katherine Blake

residence: , Dallas, Iowa

estimated birth year: 1894

birthplace: Iowa

relationship to head of household: Wife

marital status: Married

father's birthplace: Michigan

mother's birthplace: Iowa

  Household Gender Age

spouse Steele Blake M 30y

   Katherine Blake F 26y

child Richmond Blake M 5y

United States Census, 1930

name: Katharine L Blake

event place: Des Moines, Polk, Iowa

birthplace: Iowa

estimated birth year: 1893

relationship to head of household: Wife

father's birthplace: Michigan

mother's birthplace: New York

  Household Gender Age

spouse Steele Blake M 41

   Katharine L Blake F 37

child Richmond Blake M 15

child K Lavinia Blake F 9*

child Kendrick Blake M 5

*From the Obituary of Lavinia C. Beck, Published in the Denver Post

Died: August 24, 2004

DOB: 27 October 1920, in Boone, Iowa

Graduated From Iowa State University in 1940

1942:  Married John Powers Crocker, an officer in the Army Air Corps

1946: Moved To Japan for tour of duty

Three Children

Colonel Crocker died in a plane crash during a military mission near Casablanca in January 1954

1955: Moved To Denver

1958:  Married Fred Beck

Survived by two children

Member of Colonial Dames

Ames Daily Tribune, January 19, 1954
Col John Crocker Former Ames Man Dies after Crash
WASHINGTON The air force announced today that Col John Powers Crocker, ...of Long Beach Calif., a former Ames Iowa resident, died Monday of injuries suffered when his bomber crashed... . Crocker, son of Mr and Mrs [Gretchen**] Thomas F Crocker of Long Beach, was on a training flight when the bomber crashed on a forced landing near Casa Blanca. The Crockers moved from Ames in 1935. The elder Crocker was formerly city editor of the Ames Daily Tribune.  Col. Crocker's wife is the former Lynn Blake of Des Moines. Her mother Mrs Katherine Blake lives in Des Moines. Mrs John Powers and Mr and Mrs Carl Powers of Ames are Col Crocker's aunts and uncle.   **Gretchen Powers, daughter of John and Ella Osmun Powers

Iowa, County Births, 1880-1935

name: John Powers Crocker

event date: 01 Nov 1915

event place: Cedar Rapids, Linn, Iowa, United States

father: Thomas Farmer Crocker

mother: Gretchen Powers

Lydia (Richmond) Philips - From Canada To Kansas To Texas

946.  ICHABOD RICHMOND married Pamelia Bettes of Brighton, Canada West, who was born about 1782.  They had fourteen children, who also had large families.  They resided in Brighton.

2523.  Lydia (7), born about 1821; married John Philips.  Resided in Percy, C.W. 

Some census and/or vital records for the families of James, Samuel and Tryphena, children of Lydia (Richmond) and John Philips, are also found on this blog.

United States Census, 1870

Name:     Lydia Phillips

Estimated Birth Year:     1822

Gender:     Female

Birthplace:     Canada

Home in 1870:     Kansas, United States

     Household    Gender    Age

    John H Phillips     M     50y

      Lydia Phillips     F     48y

    George Phillips     M     18y

    James N Phillips     M     17y

    Tryphena Phillips     F     15y

    Samuel Y Phillips     M     9y

    Florence Phillips     F     3y

    Monroe Turner     M     24y

Lydia (Richmond) Phillips' sister, Huldah (Richmond) Phillips also moved to Lyon County, Kansas.

United States Census, 1880

Name:     Lydia Phillips

Residence:     Pike, Lyon, Kansas

Birthdate:     1822

Birthplace:     Canada

Relationship to Head:     Wife

Spouse's Name:     John H. Phillips

Spouse's Birthplace:     New York, United States

Father's Birthplace:     New York, United States

Mother's Birthplace:     New York, United States

Age (Expanded):     58 years

Occupation:     Keeps House

Spouse     John H. Phillips     M     60

      Lydia Phillips     F     58

Child     George J. Phillips     M     28

Child     Samuel Phillips     M     18

Child     Flarence M. Phillips     F     13

    Lizzie Vogal     F     10

John Phillips is a widower in Lyon County, Kansas, in 1900 [don't know when Lydia (Richmond) Phillips died]:

United States Census, 1900
Name:     John Philips
Residence:     Emporia Township (excl. Emporia city), Lyon, Kansas
Birth Date:     May 1820
Birthplace:     New York
Relationship to Head-of-Household:     Father
Father Birthplace:     New York
Mother Birthplace:     New York
Head-of-household Name:     Samuel Philips
Gender:     Male
Marital Status:     Widowed
Child     Samuel Philips     M   
    Flora Philips     F   
    Edna M Philips     F   
    John Philips     M   
    Chester Philips     M   
    Arthur Philips     M   
      John Philips     M   
    Frank Kuolan     M

Tryphena Phillips married John Newton Phenis; the family was living in Lyon Co., Kansas, in 1900:

United States Census, 1900
Name:     Tryphena Phe*Is
Residence:     Emporia city, Lyon, Kansas
Birth Date:     Aug 1855
Birthplace:     Canada
Relationship to Head-of-Household:     Wife
Spouse Name:     John M Phe*Is
Spouse Birth Place:     Indiana
Father Birthplace:     New York
Mother Birthplace:     Canada
Race or Color (expanded):     White
Head-of-household Name:     John M Phe*Is
Estimated Marriage Year:     1874
Mother How Many Children:     6
Number Living Children:     6
Immigration Year:     1863
Spouse     John M Phe*Is     M    
      Tryphena Phe*Is     F    
Child     Sarah Phe*Is     F    
Child     Emma Phe*Is     F    
Child     Howard Phe*Is     M    

 Tryphenia (Phillips) Phenis died in Texas:

Texas Deaths, 1890-1976

Name:     Tryfinia Phenis

Death Date:     25 Nov 1915

Death Place:     Plainview, Hale, Texas

Gender:     Female

Death Age:     60 years 2 months 25 days

Estimated Birth Date:   

Birth Date:     29 Aug 1855

Birthplace:     Kansas

Marital Status:     Married

Father's Name:     Jno. Philips

Burial Place:     Plainview, Tex

Informant: Mrs. E. A. Allen of Colorado Springs, CO

Tryphena's daughter Sarah (Sallie) also died in Texas:

Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Name:     Sallie Mae Brown
Death Date:     07 Oct 1957
Death Place:     Cameron, Milam, Texas
Death Age:     80 years 11 months 25 days

Birth Date:     13 Oct 1877
Birthplace:     Kansas
Marital Status:     Married

Father's Name:     John Newton Phenis
Father's Birthplace:     Indiana
Mother's Name:     Tryphenie Phillips
Mother's Birthplace:     Canada

Place of Residence:     Cameron, Milam, Texas
Cemetery:     Oak Hill Cem.
Burial Place:     Cameron, Texas



James N. Phillips, son of John and Lydia (Richmond) Phillips, was also living in Lyon Co., KS:

United States Census, 1880
Name:     James N. Phillips
Residence:     Pike, Lyon, Kansas
Birthdate:     1853
Birthplace:     Canada
Spouse's Name:     Nancy E. Phillips
Spouse's Birthplace:     Illinois, United States
Father's Birthplace:     New York, United States
Mother's Birthplace:     Canada
James N. Phillips     M     27
Spouse     Nancy E. Phillips     F     30
Child     Sylvester G. Phillips     M     7M

United States Census, 1900
Name:     James N Philips
Residence:     Fairview & Murdock Townships, Butler, Kansas
Birth Date:     Jul 1853
Birthplace:     Canada Eng
Relationship to Head-of-Household:     Self
Spouse Name:     Nancy E Philips
Spouse Birth Place:     Illinois
Father Birthplace:     York State
Mother Birthplace:     Canada Eng
Race or Color (expanded):     White
Head-of-household Name:   
Gender:     Male
Marital Status:     Married
Years Married:     21
Estimated Marriage Year:     1879
      James N Philips     M   
Spouse     Nancy E Philips     F   
Child     Earl H Philips     M   
Child     Chastine R Philips     M   
Child     Claud E Philips     M   
Child     Anna May Philips     F

The James N. Phillips family in 1910:

United States Census, 1910
Name:     James Phillips
Birthplace:     Canada English
Relationship to Head of Household:     Self
Residence:     Haynesville, Pratt, Kansas
Marital Status:     Married
Father's Birthplace:     New York
Mother's Birthplace:     Canada English
   James Phillips     M     57y
Spouse     Nannie Phillips     F     60y
Child     Chartine Phillips     M     24y
Child     May Phillips     F     18y

 United States Census, 1930
Name:     James N Phillips
Event Place:     Lincoln, Reno, Kansas
Birthplace:     Canada
Estimated Birth Year:     1853
Immigration Year:     1864
Relationship to Head of Household:     Head
Father's Birthplace:     New York
Mother's Birthplace:     Canada
 James N Phillips     M     77
Spouse     Nancy E Phillips     F     78

Edward A. Richmond of Allegany County, NY & Family

Edward Adrian Richmond's lineage:
Edward Adrian Richmond married Lucretia Harris
son of Ebenezer m. Louisa Gott
son of Edward m. Huldah
son of Edward m. Elizabeth Powell
son of Benjamin m. Mary Rogers
son of Edward
son of Edward
son of John (the original immigrant)

Edward A. Richmond was a soldier in General Banks' Division in the Civil War (Co G 46th PA).  E(dward) A. Richmond was listed as a farmer in Whitesville who owned 78 (acres) and leased 19 in Willing in Child's 1875 Gazetteer here. 

Children of Edward A. & Lucretia (Harris) Richmond:
Leroy, b. March 1844 m. Ardell (1854-1895) Truesdale [listed here in Child's Gazetteer]
Mary m. Martin A. Davis
Helen m. Ai Eugene Foster
Emma m. Philo Payne
Ardella m. ? Smith

RECORD OF THE WILL OF EDWARD A. RICHMOND

I, Edward A. Richmond of the town of Willing County of Allegany and State of New York occupation a farmer make this my last Will to give devise and bequeath my estate and property real and personal to my dearly beloved wife Lucretia M. Richmond after paying my funeral expenses and all just debts and demands against me, to be for her support and maintenance during her lifetime and at her death to also further devise and bequeath that (after paying the funeral expenses of my said wife) that all my property real and personal be equally divided between my (4) four children, Leroy F. Richmond, Mary E. Richmond, Emma J. Richmond and Della F. Richmond as follows, one fourth to Leroy F. Richmond and his heirs, one fourth to Mary E. Davis (formerly Mary E. Richmond) and her heirs, and one fourth to Emma J. Payne (formerly Emma J. Richmond) and her heirs and one fourth to Della F. Smith (formerly Della F. Richmond) and her heirs.

I appoint A. E. Foster of the town of Willing county and State aforesaid, occupation a farmer as executor of this my will.

In witness whereof I have signed and sealed and published and declared this instrument as my Will at the town of Willing County and State aforesaid the 22nd day of March A.D. 1879
Edward A. Richmond {Seal}

The said Edward A. Richmond at said town of Willing county and State aforesaid on said 22nd day of March 1879 signed and sealed this instrument and published and declared the same as and for his last Will.  And we at his Request and in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto written our names as subscribing witnesses.

B.F. Wood, Whitesville, NY
W.A. Wilson, Whitesville, NY

State of New York
Allegheny County
Surrogate's Office

Be it remembered that on the day of the date hereof the Last Will and Testament of Edward A. Richmond late of the town of Willing in the county of Allegany and State of New York deceased, bring the within and foregoing written instrument was duly proved before Clarence A. Farnum, Esq., Surrogate of the said County, according to law, as and for the Last Will and Testament of the real and personal estate of the said deceased, which said Last Will and Testament and proofs and examinations taken thereon are recorded in this office.
     In testimony whereof, the Surrogate of the said County hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal of office this 28th day of August AD. 1885.
Clarence Farnum
Surrogate of Allegany County

Surrogate's Court, County of Allegany
In the Matter of Proving the Last Will and Testament
of
Edward A. Richmond, Deceased

Allegany County ss
W.A. Wilson being first duly sworn in open Court doth depose and say, that he is a subscribing witness to the Last Will and Testament of Edward A. Richmond late of the town of Willing in the county of Allegany and State of New York deceased. And this deponent does further say that the said deceased, did, in the presence of this deponent and in the presence of Benjamin F. Wood, now deceased, subscribe his name at the end of the instrument in writing which is now here shown to this deponent and which purports to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, and which bears date on the 22nd day of March one thousand eight hundred and seventy nine.  That said deceased died on about the 9th day of March 1885 at his house in the town of Willing Allegany County New York.
That the said deceased did, at the time of subscribing his name to the said instrument as aforesaid, declare the same to be his last Will and Testament and the deponent and said Benjamin F. Wood did respectively subscribe their own names at the end of said instrument as attesting witness to the execution thereof each at the request of the said deceased and in his presence and in the presence of each other.
That the said deceased, at the time of so subscribing his name to said instrument as aforesaid, and publishing said instrument as aforesaid was of full age.  That he appeared to be, and deponent believes he was of sound mind, memory and understanding and not under any restraint and, as deponent verily believes in all respects competent to devise real estate; that this deponent saw the said Benjamin F. Wood sign his name to the said instrument in the presence of the said deceased.
Deponent further says that he signed his name to said will in the presence of said deceased at the request of said deceased.  Deponent further says that the other subscribing witness to said will, said Benjamin F. Wood, is dead, having died about November 9th, 1883, and that the name B.F. Wood subscribed to said will is in the genuine handwriting of said Benjamin F. Wood.

Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 28th day of August 1885 W. R. Wilson
Clarence A. Farnum
Surrogate of Allegany County

___ Surrogate Court held at the village of Wellsville? in and for the county of Allegany on the 28th day of August 1885
Present Clarence A. Farnum, Surrogate
In the matter of proving the Will of Edward A. Richmond, Deceased

Satisfactory proof having been made and filed of the due service of the citation heretofore issued in this matter, requiring the proper person to appear in this court, on the 28th day of August A.D. 1885 and attend the Probate of the last Will and Testament of Edward A. Richmond, late of the town of Willing, in the county of Allegany and State of New York deceased and W.R. Wilson one of the subscribing witnesses to said will (the other being dead, having appeared in support of the proof of the said last will and Testament no one opposing the same and after hearing the proofs and allegations of the said subscribing witness and duly deliberating thereon it is adjudged and decreed that the said last Will and Testament was duly executed that the same is genuine and valid, and that the said Edward A. Richmond deceased at the time of executing the same, was in all respects competent to make a last will and testament and to devise real estate, and was not under any restraint.  And this Court doth further Order and Decree that the said last will and testament and the proofs and examinations taken in respect to the same be recorded, and that the said last will and testament be admitted to probate and that the same be and hereby is established as a Will of real and personal estate.

Clarence A. Farnum
Surrogate
[Several years ago I posted the will online here]

1880 Census CO, Larimer, Big Thompson

Edward A. RICHMOND   Self  MW   59  NY  NY NY
 Lucrecia RICHMOND   Wife  M W   55   NY  CT  NY

NEXT DOOR:

Martin A. DAVIS  Self   M W  47   NY  VT   VT
 May E. DAVIS  Wife   M  W   34 VA   NY   NY
 Edward A. DAVIS   Son   S W  17 NY   NY   VA
 Carrie I. DAVIS   Dau  S    W   15  NY     NY   VA
 William C. DAVIS   Son S   W  13 NY    NY   VA
 Salome L. DAVIS   Dau S W   10   NY   NY   VA
 Helen G. DAVIS   Dau  S   W   4   NY    NY   VA
 Della M. DAVIS   Dau  S  W   2   NY  NY   VA
 Salome DAVIS   Mother   W W   77   VT    MA  MA

This is most probably the Edward A. & Lucretia (Harris) Richmond family who lived in Allegany Co., NY; daughter Mary (May) was born in Virginia and so is this Mary, plus the ages match up pretty well.

While doing a quick search of the 1885 Colorado State Census for Larimer County, no Richmonds were found.  The Mar(tin) Davis family was living there in 1885, including Martin Davis's mother, Salome Davis.  This needs to be double-checked; the findagrave entry for Salome H. Davis says that she died in 1881.

Just a little bit more about the Edward A. Richmond family.

Lyman Madison Richmond (#5455) & Family

Lyman Madison Richmond, born 22 July 1821, in LeRoy, Genesee Co., New York, married Nancy M. McKendrick in Green Oak (prob. Livingston Co.) Michigan in 1842. The family settled in Greenbush, Clinton Co., Michigan. Lyman was a Mexican War veteran who supposedly died from disease on 27 September 1848 (however, a child (Dan) enumerated with Nancy was born October 1851).

Nancy (McKendrick) Richmond was living in St. John's Village, Clinton Co., Michigan, with her daughter, Frances, and son-in-law, Edwin Smith, in 1900. The J.B. Richmond book mentioned that Nancy's mother was Maria Arnold White and that she was a second cousin of Stephen A. Douglass (his genealogy here). Other prominent names in her lineage were Green, Arnold, Atwell, and Maine. There was a Nancy M. Richmond, born in 1832, buried with Dan Richmond (her son), his wife, Ida, and daughter Aleta, in Woodlawn Cemetery, El Dorado, Union Co., Arkansas. She was probably born in 1822; census records (different years) show 1822 and 1832.

Olney Hawkins Richmond, son of Lyman and Nancy, was born 22 Feb 1844 in Clinton Co., Michigan. His Richmond lineage: (Olney9, Lyman M.8, David7, Preserved6, Adam5, Stephen4, John3, Edward2, John1). He was a Civil War veteran who was assigned to Co. A 14 Regiment Michigan (not G as stated in the J.B. Richmond book).

Olney Richmond participated in Sherman's March To The Sea...was his regiment part of the Union troops who removed the tombstones in Colonial Park cemetery in downtown Savannah in order to exercise their horses? The misplaced stones were attached to the brick wall (above).

Olney Richmond was included in this WorldConnect tree at Rootsweb. Olney's claim to fame was his participation in the Chief Order of the Magi. (His picture can be seen at that link). Olney moved to Chicago, Illinois, where he died in 1920. The Illinois Death Index (online) had this record:

RICHMOND OLVEY  H  M/W  UNK  6013322 1920-03-30 COOK  CHICAGO  20-04-05

Don't know where he was buried.

He and his wife, Cornelia (Hall) Richmond, parted ways by 1900. Cornelia was living in Colorado:

1900 Colorado, Fremont Co., Florence Pct., Florence City
Sheridan, W.J., head, March 1869, m5, England Eng France, To US 1882, Na, Physician
", Marta, wife, June 1878, m5, 1child/0 Living, MI MI OH
Richmond, Cornelia, mother-in-law, May 1845, div, 2ch/2living, OH NY NY

In 1910 Cornelia Richmond was living in Utah with her divorced daughter, Florence Shafer. Florence was working for the Forest Service. In 1920 mother and daughter were still living together in Utah; both were listed as widowed.

Cornelia Richmond's death record is online:

Name : Cornelia Maria Richmond
Death date : 15 Aug 1922
Gender : Female
Race or color : White
Death place : Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Birth place : Camden, Ohio
Father name : Nichols Hill
Mother name : Phoebia Harriet Allen
Marital status : Widowed
Spouse name : Onley H Richmond
Age : 77 years 3 months 14 days
Birth date : 01 May 1845
Certificate type : Certificate of Death
Digital GS number : 4139737
Image number : 00319
Collection : Utah, Salt Lake County Death Records, 1908 - 1949

Sumner Richmond, Book #5289

Lapeer Co., MI, Probate
Sumner L. Richmond, File #386
Petition for Appointment of Administrator
Petition of William Peter.....That Sumner L. Richmond late of St. Clair county... departed life in said county of St. Clair on or about the ____ Day of December in 1861....
Other persons interested in his estate:
JACOB L. RICHMOND, St. Louis, MO
JULIA ANN HOLLENBECK, Marathon, Lapeer Co., MI
HULDAH P. BANCROFT, Pinckney, Livingston Co., MI
JAMES E. RICHMOND, Marathon, Lapeer Co., MI
CORNELIA ANN RICHMOND, St. Clair, St. Clair Co., MI March 6, 1865
Further shows names and res....
Charles Richmond (minor), St. Clair Co., MI
William Peter, Marathon, Lapeer Co., MI

Source: Jenks, William Lee, St. Clair County, Michigan, its history and its people : a narrative account of its historical progress and its principal interests Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1912, 991 pgs.
Richmond, Sumner L., Entered service in Battery H. [1st Artillery] as Second Lieutenant, October 17, 1861; died 17 December 1861

"Michigan Veterans Of The Civil War Burial Site" - Sumner Richmond was buried at Hillside Cem., St. Clair, MI

Sumner L. Richmond & Cornelia Ann Stranahan, both "of lawful age" and of Washington. Witnesses: Marvel Shaw & Joab Jones. By Azariah W. Serling, J.P.

Source of Record: Detroit Gen. Society Publication Volume 45 #2 Winter 1981
Marriage Records, Macomb Co., MI

Note: Cornelia Stranahan was probably the daughter of Peleg & Sarah (Carmer) Stranahan
There is other Stranahan information at HeritageQuest books online: Cutter, William Richard, Genealogical and family history of western New York : a record of the achievements of her people in the making of a commonwealth and the building of a nation New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1912, 1708 pgs.

1860 MI Census - St. Clair Co., 2nd Ward-St. Clair
Richard(sic), S.L., 37, hotel keeper, b. NY [Richmond, Sumner L.]
" , Cornelia, 34, b. NY
", Charles, 10, b. MI

1870 MI Census - St. Clair Co.
Richmond, Cornelia, 45, b. NY, keeping house
", Charles, 20, b. MI
Stranahan, Sarah, 66, b. NY

1900 Colorado Census - Arapahoe Co., Denver City
Richmond, Charles, b. Jan 1850, married 11, MI NY NY, carpenter
" , Mary, b. Mar 1851, 49, m11, 3children/3living, IL OH OH

1910 MI Census - St. Clair Co.
Richmond, Charles E., 60, married 1, 20 years, MI NY NY
" Mary A., 59, m2?, 20, 3children/2living, IL OH United States

Death Records - St. Clair Co., MI
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mistcla2/Ri.htm
Surname First Name Year Book Page
Richmond Cornelia Ann 1909 4 176
Richmond Charles E. 1916 5 142 [5 Dec 1916]

Lapeer Co., Michigan, Deed, Cornelia Richmond and her son, Charles E. Richmond