1900 U.S. census, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, ED1031, sheet 3B, dwelling 63, Frederick J. S. Sayles household; digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com). Enumerated 5 Jun 1900, 7102 Edmund st.
enumerated 5 Jun 1900, 7102 Edmund st.
Sayles Frederick J, Head, W[hite], M[ale], June 1855, [age] 44, M[arried], [# years married] 25, [birthplace] England, [father's birthplace] England, [mother's birthplace] England, [year immigrated] 1890, [# years in US] 10, Laborer Com, 0 [months unemployed], yes [can read], yes [can write], yes [speaks English], R[enting], H[ouse]
Harriet, Wife, W, F[emale], April 1856, 44, M, 25, 6 [children born], 3 [children living], England, England, England, 1890, 10, yes [read], yes [write], yes [English]
Helen S, Daughter, W, F, April 1879, 21, S[ingle], England, England, England, 1890, 10, yes [read], yes [write], yes [English]
Eliza S, Daughter, W, F, May 1881, 19, S, England, England, England, 1890, 10, yes [read], yes [write], yes [English]
Herbert S, Son, W, M, July 1883, 16, S, England, England, England, 1890, 10, Wool Sorter, yes [read], yes [write], yes [English]
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...altho we be absent from each other in body the mind is not far separated and altho a waste of water divides our dwellings and a different country and a different climet be our sets yet the mind traverses the mighty deep and reached the furthest corner of the globe in fanciful imaginations and in visions of thought...
— Alexander Russell, letter, 1842We may perhaps never see each other on this side time But the river Jordan is before us both and it is but a little and we shall be oblidged to pass over
— Alexander Russell, letter, 1842
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