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1850 CENSUS, USA (1 JE 1850)
LINE #	HOUSE #	FAMILY #	PERSON'S NAME		AGE	SEX	COLOR	PROFESSION	REAL ESTATE VALUE	BIRTHPLACE
			GIVEN	SURNAME
-	1	2	3a	3b	4	5	6	7	8	9
-	227	-	Horace	Morrison	38	M	-	Farmer	-	New Hampshire
-	-	-	Mary	Matthews	31	F	-	-	-	Canada
-	-	-	Isaac	Matthews	6	M	-	-	-	"
-	-	-	Sarah S.	Matthews	5	F	-	-	-	"
-	-	-	Horace N.	Matthews	4/12	M	-	-	-	Vermont
Source:  M. Carter, E-mail 8 DE 2003. Enumeration date: 10 SE 1850, Berkshire Town, Franklin County, Vermont.

Grave marker for Mary Jane is located in the Ridgeway Cemetery, Cook Road, Burke Township, Franklin County, New York.

Note: This cemetery is also known as the Hampson Cemetery. It is located 0.2 mile east of the junction of Cook Road and Montgomery Road.

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Unable to find any other information concerning Isaac except the following two articles that appears not to be related:

 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stancliff (No. 1.) had four children, and one adopted son:—

1. Charlotte; married Rufus Earle, Jr., in 1844, and they reside in Ringville. [See family of Rufus Earle, Sr., to follow.]

2. Mary, died aged three years.

3. Ralph; married Sarah Andrews, of Lawrenceville, N. Y, He served in the 106th Reg’t N. Y. Vols.; Was taken prisoner by the rebels and died in Salisbury prison, N. C. , Nov. 12,1864.

4. Helen F., married Isaac Morrison, of Peru, N. Y. They settled in Steele county, Minn., where they have three children.

5. Merton, an adopted son, served in the 98th Reg't .N, Y. Vols. He now resides in Minnesota.

Reference: The Malone Palladium, Malone, N. Y.,March, 1887, Page ?
Web Site: http://news.nnyln.net/, File: malone-palladium-1886-may-1889-january - 0201.pdf.
Researcher/Transcriber: C. G. Lamb, 5 OC 2009.

MORRISON.—At Clinton Falls, Minn., Jan. 9, after a long illness, Mrs. H. F. Morrison, widow, of the late Isaac N. Morrison, aged nearly 82 years.

Mrs. Morrison was a native of Fort Ann, N. Y., and a year after her marriage settled in Clinton Falls, where she had since resided. Her husband passed away in 1905. She was a lady of high Christian character and adorned her Christian profession in every walk of life.

Her funeral was held from the Medford M. E. church of which she had long been a member. Three children, R. E. Morrison, of Clinton Falls, Mrs. W. A. Francis, of Galesburg, North Dakota, and Mrs. John Smith, of Owatonna, Minn., survive to cherish her memory.

Reference: The Malone Farmer, Malone, N. Y., Wednesday, February 2, 1916, Page ?
Web Site: http://news.nnyln.net/, File: malone-farmer-1916-january-march - 0036.pdf.
Researcher/Transcriber: C. G. Lamb, 5 OC 2009.

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