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Albert DeLancy Edgerton, son of Hial
and Lydia Stone (Patrick) Edgerton.
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born:
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February 2, 1842; Ninevah, Broome Co., NY.
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died:
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May 25, 1907; New York City, New York Co., NY. (OB The
New York Times 5/26/1907)
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married:
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1: June
18, 1866; Kankakee Co., IL.
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Mary B. Dickson, daughter of David Dickson.
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born:
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August 7, 1847; Camden, Rock Island Co., IL.
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died:
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May 21, 1869; Manteno, Kankakee Co., IL.
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married:
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2:
~1875. (CR NY1900 White Plains – “m.
25y”)
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Deborah Jane Smith, daughter of Thomas Francis
and Sarah Ann (Scott) Smith.
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born:
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March 17, 1847; New York.
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died:
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March 29, 1922; Scarsdale, Westchester Co.,
NY. (NY State DoH DC
#20471)
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Children:
- Claude DeLancy, b.
February 28, 1875; Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY.
- Pearl Loraine, b. August
1877; Portland, Washington Co., OR.
- Leslie Franklin, b.
February 9, 1893; White Plains, Westchester Co., NY.
The household of “A. D.” Edgerton was recorded in
the 1900 Federal Census of White Plains (Ward 2), Westchester County, New York
(pg. 98; dwelling #302; family #325; enum. June 8, 1900), as follows:
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Name
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Rel.
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Birthdate & place
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Age
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Marital
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Parents’ birthplace
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Status
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Father
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Mother
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A. D. Edgerton
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head
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Feb. 1842
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NY
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58
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M 25y
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NY
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NY
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Deborah
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wife
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Mar. 1855
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NY
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45
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M 25y
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NY
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NY
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Claude D.
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son
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Feb. 1876
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NY
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24
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M 2y
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NY
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NY
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Mabel
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dau-i-l
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June 1878
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NJ
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21
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M 2y
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NY
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NY
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Lorena
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gdau.
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Mar. 1899
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NY
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1
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S
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NY
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NJ
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Pearl S.
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dau.
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Aug. 1877
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OR
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22
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S
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NY
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NY
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Leslie F.
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son
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Feb. 1893
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NY
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7
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S
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NY
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NY
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According to the above census record, Deborah was
the mother of three children, all of whom were still living; and Mable was
the mother of one child. Albert’s occupation
was listed as “agent insurance”, and Claude was listed as a “jeweler”. The family was living at 25 Basker Avenue. The household also included one servant,
Rose Wright.
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