Martha L. Brown1
#425, b. 28 November 1828, d. 7 December 1889
Martha L. Brown|b. 28 Nov 1828\nd. 7 Dec 1889|p425.htm|Jonathan Elliott Brown|b. 1798\nd. 3 Jan 1875|p7060.htm||||Samuel Brown|b. 25 Oct 1752||Rhoda Eaton|||||||||
Martha L. Brown was born on 28 November 1828 at New Hampshire.2,3 She was the daughter of Jonathan Elliott Brown.1 She married John Cilley, son of Abraham B. Cilley and Rebecca Dow, on 14 October 1847.1 She died on 7 December 1889 at age 61.2 She was buried in 1889 at Harvey Lake Cemetery, Northwood, Rockingham, New Hampshire.2
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Northwood, Rockingham, New Hampshire, enumerated 11 September 1850, John, 27, was a shoemaker and had real estate valued at $575. Martha was 21. Their son Henry was 1 month old. All were born in New Hampshire.3
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Northwood enumerated 26 June 1860, John, 37, was a farmer, Martha L. was 31. They had a farm that was valued at $2000 and their personal estate was valued at $200. Their son Henry, 10, was living with them.4
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Northwood enumerated 22 June 1870, John, 47, was a farmer, Marth L., 41 was keeping house. They had real estate valued at $2500 and their personal estate value was $1630. Their son, Henry, 20, and wife Emma, 19, were married a few days earlier and living with them but the enumerator did not indicate that they were married.5
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Northwood enumerated 8 June 1880, John, 57, was a farmer while his wife Martha L., 51, was keeping house. Living with them was their son, Henry A., 30, a shoemaker, and his wife Emma S., 27, who was keeping house.6
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Northwood, Rockingham, New Hampshire, enumerated 11 September 1850, John, 27, was a shoemaker and had real estate valued at $575. Martha was 21. Their son Henry was 1 month old. All were born in New Hampshire.3
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Northwood enumerated 26 June 1860, John, 37, was a farmer, Martha L. was 31. They had a farm that was valued at $2000 and their personal estate was valued at $200. Their son Henry, 10, was living with them.4
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Northwood enumerated 22 June 1870, John, 47, was a farmer, Marth L., 41 was keeping house. They had real estate valued at $2500 and their personal estate value was $1630. Their son, Henry, 20, and wife Emma, 19, were married a few days earlier and living with them but the enumerator did not indicate that they were married.5
Martha L. Brown and John Cilley appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Northwood enumerated 8 June 1880, John, 57, was a farmer while his wife Martha L., 51, was keeping house. Living with them was their son, Henry A., 30, a shoemaker, and his wife Emma S., 27, who was keeping house.6
Child of Martha L. Brown and John Cilley
- Henry Albert Cilley+1 b. 6 Jun 1850, d. 24 Feb 1918
Citations
- Rev. Elliott C. Cogswell. History of Nottingham, Deerfield, and Northwood, NH. Manchester: John B. Clark, 1878.
- Harvey Lake Cemetery, Northwood, Rockingham, NH. Gravestone, John Cilley & Martha L. Brown.
- 1850 Federal Census of Rockingham County, New Hampshire, population schedule. Micropublication M432:438. Washington: National Archives.
- 1860 Federal Census of Rockingham County, New Hampshire, population schedule. Micropublication M653:678. Washington: National Archives.
- 1870 Federal Census of Rockingham County, New Hampshire, population schedule. Micropublication M593:848. Washington: National Archives.
- 1880 Federal Census of Rockingham County, New Hampshire, population schedule. Micropublication T9:767. Washington: National Archives.