Annie Haymaker listed in the 1900 census with Samuel Moore as his sister, widowed. Shows she had 4 children, 3 living. Did not have any occupation. There was a black servant named Lizzie Brown age 45 that most likely tended to house hold work and meals. Since Sam Sr. was widowed most likely this sister took over household oversight of the servant, and she probably tended to the needs of the 4 children ranging from age 25 to 15.
In the 1880 census she is with her brother Sam and wife, she is age 36 with a daughter age 9, named Janie. Her husband was George W Haymaker, they married Nov. 27, 1867.
In the 1880 census she is with her brother Sam and wife, she is age 36 with a daughter age 9, named Janie. Her husband was George W Haymaker, they married Nov. 27, 1867.
Annie Haymaker listed in the 1900 census with Samuel Moore as his sister, widowed. Shows she had 4 children, 3 living. Did not have any occupation. There was a black servant named Lizzie Brown age 45 that most likely tended to house hold work and meals. Since Sam Sr. was widowed most likely this sister took over household oversight of the servant, and she probably tended to the needs of the 4 children ranging from age 25 to 15.
In the 1880 census she is with her brother Sam and wife, she is age 36 with a daughter age 9, named Janie. Her husband was George W Haymaker, they married Nov. 27, 1867.
In the 1880 census she is with her brother Sam and wife, she is age 36 with a daughter age 9, named Janie. Her husband was George W Haymaker, they married Nov. 27, 1867.
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Lot maintained all year round. No marker. Buried in the lot where the pink flowers are place.
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