1910 Federal Census
Illinois, Ogle County, Pine Rock Township
Enumerated 25 Apr 1910
SD 4 ED 73 Sheet 8A Stamped 144
143-148
Averill, Walter Hd M W 34 M1 7 Ill Canada English Ohio Farm
er
Averill, Adelaide Wf F W 29 M! 7 1/1 Ill Ohio Ohio
Averill, Eva E Dtr F W 2 S Ill Ill Ill
Sanford, Augusta Mother-in-law F W 71 Wd Oh Maine Maine
The Sanford genealogy says he resided in Napa, California.
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 59D. Albert C. Sanford, son of Carlos Sanford, single, age 22, born in Vermont, occupation: Farmer.
1860 Census
Iowa, Jones County, Wayne Township, PO Langworthy
Enumerated 2 July 1860
Page 107
741-767
Allen Sanford 27 M Farmer 2900 650 Ohio
C E Sanford 18 F Ohio
Wm H Sanford 1 M Ohio
A J Wentworth 11 M Iowa
742-768
Oliver Sanford 31 M Farmer 1300 320 Ohio
Harriet Sanford 23 F Indiana
L. A. Sanford 4 F Iowa
Frank A. Sanford 2 M Iowa
Peter A. Sanford 6/12 M Iowa
743-769
Wm. Sanford 67 M Farmer 6000 375 Vermont
Lidia Sanford 57 F N York Insane
744-770
Wm P Sanford 30 M Farmer 3200 700 Ohio
E J Sanford 31 F Pa
Franklin Sanford 4 M Iowa
Albert Sanford 2 M Iowa
Walter Doe 16 M Farm Hand Canada
Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947
Name Altha Anna Clark
[Altha Anna Sanford]
Birth Date 14 May 1838
Birth Place Knox County, Ohio
Death Date 21 Dec 1921
Death Place Rockvale Twp , Ogle, Illinois
Burial Date 24 Dec 1921
Cemetery Name Christian Church
Death Age 83
Occupation Housewife
Race White
Marital Status W
Gender Female
Father Name Hiram Sanford
Father Birth Place New York
Mother Name Phoebe Sanford
Mother Birth Place New York
FHL Film Number 1570827
1910 Census
Illinois, Ogle County, Nashua Twp
Enumerated 15 and 16 Apr 1910
SD 4 ED 81 Sheet 1A
Oregon Road
6-6
Cole, Altha Head F W 71 Wd 11/8 Ohio Vt NY
1920 Census
Illinois, Ogle County, Nashua Twp
Enumerated 9 through 15 Jan 1920
SD 4 ED 81 Sheet 1A
64-64
Clark, Altha Head F W 81 Wd Ohio Vt NY
1900 Census
Kansas, Republic County, Belleville Twp
Enumerated 11 June 1900
SD 5 ED 87 Sheet 6A
111-112
Sanford, Bryon Hd W M Jun 1831 68 M43 Vermont Vermont Vermo
nt Farmer
Sanford, Caroline E Wf W F May 1833 67 M 43 9/9 Ohio NY Ohio
Sandford, Byron E Son W M Oct 1876 23 S Kansas Vermont Ohio
Sandford, Minerva m Dtr W F May 1879 21 S Kansas Vermont Ohio Farmer
1880 Census
Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 59D
Carlos Sanford, widower, age 59, born in Vermont, occupation: Farmer.
Head of a household that includes children Albert, Willie and Lila.
Also in the household are
Maria Whitlock, widow, age 65, born in Vermont, occupation: Keeping House;
and
Libbie Whitlock, single, age 25, born in Vermont, occupation: School Teacher.
When listed with her family, the Sanford genealogy says she was born in Cato, New York, which is in Cayuga County; when listed with her husband's family, the Sanford genealogy says she was born in Caton, New York, which is in Steuben County.
Resided in Monmouth, Illinois.
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 56A. Carrie A. Stiles, daughter of Franklin Sanford, married, age 22, born in New York, parents born in Vermont
1870 Census
Michigan, Wayne County, Detroit Ward 2, Page 5, Post Offic
e Detroit
Enumerated 16 July 1870
Stamped 65
19-21
Sanford, Charles 47 M W Hotel Keeper 100,000 1500 Vermont
Sanford, Olive 46 F W Keeping House Vermont
Sanford, Ellen 8 F W Michigan
Sanford, Charlotte 52 F W Vermont
Robinson, Mary 31 F W Servantg England
1900 Census
Kansas, Republic County, Belleville City
Enumerated 20 Jun 1900
SD 5 ED 87 Sheet 14A Stamped 40
302-310
Sanford, Clarence Head M M Dec 1857 Ohio Ohio Mich Grocer
Sanford, Clara Wf W F Nov 1864 35 , 13 5/5 England England England 1866 34
Sanford, Mable P Dtr W F Jun 1887 12 S Ks Oh England At School
Sanford, Blanche E Dtr W F Sep 1888 11 S Ks Oh England At School
Sanford, Harry B Son W M May 1890 10 S Ks Oh England At School
Sanford, Clara L Dtr W F Oct 1891 S Ks Oh England At School
Sanford, Alice G Dtr W F Aug 1893 6 S Ks Oh England At School
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 58A. Clarissa Preston, wife L. W. Preston, age 52, born in Vermont, parents born in Vermont; occupation: keeping house.
The "History of Rutland County, Vermont" says that sometime before April 1783 Capt. Eleazer Dudley and Abijah Peet, both from Woodbury, Connecticut settled in the Town of Westhaven. Timothy Lindsley and others came the same year from Connecticut, and were closely followed by Heman Barlow, Cornelius Brownson, David Sanford, Samuel Lee, Amos and John McKinstry and others.
He was a farmer and hotel keeper at Castleton, Vermont. His first deed of purchase there is dated 12 July 1796. During the War of 1812 he was Captain of a Company, 30th Regiment U. S. Infantry.
On 7 May 1842, dower was set to Lucretia Sanford, widow of David. Partition was made 15 July 1843 to Louisa Andrus, Barnum D. Sanford, Lucy Drake, Harriet E. Everett, Charles Sandford, Charlotte Sandford, Albert S. Tuttle; the heirs of Persis S. Sanford each to have one eighth. (Castleton Provate 19:4, 29)
David served as Captain in Company G, 75th Illinois Regiment Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War. He resided in Ashton, Illinois, where he was postmaster.
Texas, Sabine County, JP No. 6 (part)
Enumerated 14 and 15 _____ 1930 by Hugh Berryman
ED 202-9 SD 19th Sheet 3A Stamped 106
46-46
Sanford, Ebb H Hd M W 43 M18 Tx Tx Tx Farmer
Sanford, Lucy Wf F W 42 M16 Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Alton Son M W 18 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Lula Dtr F W 15 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Maudie Dtr F W 13 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Hulen Son M W 11 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Clifton Son M W 8 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Lela Dtr F W 7 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Hazel Dtr F W 4 11/12 S Tx Tx Tx
Sanford, Cleaveland Son M W 2 3/12 S Tx Tx Tx
Elmer was a graduate of Mt. Morris College and the University of Michigan. At the time of his death he was Instructor in Physiology at the University of Michigan.
Faxton went to Ohio with his parents when he was a year old. In 1845 he removed to Taylor Townsip, Illinois, where he spent the remainder of his life. He was a blacksmith and farmer. At various times he served as Justice of the Peace, and town Supervisor.
1880 Federal Census
Faxton Sanford Self M M W 57 NY Farmer VT NY
Maria Sanford Wife M F W 47 NY Keeping House NY NY
Luella Sanford Dau S F W 24 Il School Teacher NY NY
Elmer Sanford Son S M W 18 Il Farmer NY NY
Grant Sanford Son S M W 15 Il At School NY NY
Nellie Sanford Dau S F W 8 Il NY NY
Census Place: Taylor, Ogle, Illinois
FHL Film 125239
NA Film T9-0239
Page 267B
He was graduated from Carthage College in 1879. He worked as a civil engineer in railroad construction; Professor of Sciences at Mt. Morris College; County Superintendent of Schools in Ogle County, Illinois. He studied physics at the University of Berlin for two years, and then worked as Instructor in Physicis and Chemistry in Englewood High School, Chicago, Illinois for two years, and Professor of Physical Science in Lake Forest University for one year. He was then Professor of Physics in Leland Stamford Jr. University at Palo Alto, California since it opened in 1891. He was the author of Sanford's Elements of Physics.
From Wikipedia
Fernando Sanford (1854 ? 1948) was an American physicist and university professor. He was one of the 22 "pioneer professors" (founding faculty) for Stanford University.
Sanford was born on a farm near Franklin Grove in Lee County, Illinois on February 12, 1854. He was the son of Faxton and Maria Mariah (Bly) Sanford. He attended Carthage College, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in 1879. He taught school until the mid-1880s, then studied physics in Germany under Hermann von Helmholtz for two years.
Returning to the United States, he became a Professor of Physical Science at Lake Forest College. David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University, chose him as one of the founding professors for Stanford, where he remained until his retirement in 1919.
At Stanford he was the founder and first president of the Science Association. He was an early promoter of the use of laboratory instruction for undergraduates. He also helped to formulate the entrance requirements for Stanford.
His book Elements of Physics (published in 1902, digitized in 2007) was an important textbook in the field. Other books and monographs included The Scientific Method And Its Limitations (1899), The Electrical Charges of Atoms and Ions (1919), A Physical Theory of Electrification, and How To Study; Illustrated Through Physics.
His interest in electricity led to his construction of a "terrestrial electric observatory," whose results were published over many years in his Bulletin of the Terrestrial Electric Observatory of Fernando Sanford. His research included an early type of electric photography.
His former residence is now one of the most important structures in the historic district of Professorville in Palo Alto, California.
1900 Census
California, Santa Clara County, Palo Alto Twp
Enumerated 2 Jun 1900
SD 2 ED 80 Sheet 2A Stamped 325
450-28-30
Sanford, Fernando Head W M Feb 1854 46 m 20 Ill Vermont NY Teacher?
Sanford, Alice Wf W F Feb 1859 41 M 20 2/2 Ill Ky Oh
Sanford, Burnett Son W M Nov 1889 10 S Ill Ill Ill
Sanford, Alice Dtr W F May 1892 8 S Ill Ill Ill
1930 Census
Kansas, Chase County, Homestead Twp
Enumerated April 23, 1930
ED 9-9 SD 10 Sheet 1B
15-15
Sanford, Floyd Head M W 35 M 22 Ks Ill Ill Farmer
Sanford, Lillia Wf F W 36 m 23 Ks Pa Germany
Sanford, Alice Dtr F W 12 S Ks Ks Ks
Sanford, Irene Dtr F W 6 S Ks Ks Ks
Franklin spent about twenty years in New York and California. He then returned to Castleton, Vermont and bought a large hotel.
The History of Rutland County, Vermont says: "One of the early taverns was the Westover House, erected about 1808 and kept from the earliest date until 1862 by Hyde Westover. R. H. Morris, W. C. Hyatt, Frank Sanford, and Wm. L. Batcheller then kept it until about 1870, when it was destroyed by fire. The Moulton House was erected about 1812 by Samuel Moulton, who kept it until about 1839. His son Cullen, then kept it about 3 years and closed it. Frank Sanford reopened it about 1878 as the Sanford House."
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 56A. Franklin Sanford, age 61, born in Vermont, father born in Connecticut, mother born in Vermont; occupation: Hostel Keeper. Head of a household which includes wife Elisabeth; daughter Carrie Stiles, with her husband and son; daughter Mary with her husband and his father; two servants, and a retired merchant named George D. Spencer.
1930 Census
Kansas, Chase County, Homestead Twp
Enumerated April 23, 1930
ED 9-9 SD 10 Sheet 1B
21-21
Sanford, Fremont Head M W 45 M 223 Ill Ill Ill Farmer
Sanford, Maud Wf F W 45 M 21 Ks Ind England
Sanford, Faye Dtr F W 22 S Ks Ill Ks
Sanford, Rubye Dtr-ab F W 15 S Ks Il Ks
Sanford, Thaine SOn M w 12 S Ks Ill Ks
The Sanford genealogy says George W. Sanford was born 3 January 1874 at Fair Haven, Vermont. The History of Rutland County calls him George William Sanford and says he was born 23 January 1874, and that by that time the family was at Castleton, Vermont.
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 52B. George W. Sanford, son of James Sanford, age 6, born in Vermont.
At first they lived near Poultney, Vermont. In 1824 they removed to Ohio and settled in Bloomfield Township, Knox County, about three miles west of Sparta. About 1847 they moved to Taylor Township, Ogle County, Illinois, and later to a farm further east and south of Washington Grove, where they spent the remainder of their lives.
He graduated from Vermont Academy of Medicine at Castleton in 1840. (The name of this institution was changed in 1841 to the Castleton Medical College). He settled in West Haven, Vermont in 1840 to begin his practice. In 1844 he removed to Fair Haven, Vermont, and in 1865 he removed to Castleton, Vermont.
The Rutland County Historical Society was organized 11 June 1880, and James Sanford of Castleton was elected Vice President. In 1882, James Sanford of Castleton was president of the Rutland County Medical and Surgical Society.
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 52B. James Sanford, age 63, born in Vermont, occupation: Physician. Head of a household which includes wife Ettie; shilcdren George and Minnie; and servant Sibbie Grady.
1910 Census
Kansas, Chase County, Cedar Twp
Enumerated 16 Apr 1910
SD 4 Ed 2 Sheet 6A
82-82
Sanford, Jasper N Head M W 55 m1 32 Ill Unk Unk Farmer
Sanford, Mary F Wif F W 55 M1 32 3/3 Ill Unk Unk
Sanford, Fremont C Son m W 25 m1 3 Ill Ill Ill Farmer
Sanford, Floyd M Son M W 15 S Ill Ill Ill Laborer Farm
Sanford, Maud M Dtr-in-law F W 25 m1 3 1/1 Kansas England/English England/English
Meandenhall, Calvin W Head M w 19 S Neb Iowa Ohio English Labore
Sanford, ??? E. Grddtr F W 2 S Ka Ill Ks
1880 Census
Illinois, Knox County, St. Augustine Indian P
Enumerated 17 Jun 1880
Page 31 SD 3 ED 139
39-39
Havell, J. J. W M 38 Work by Day Ill Eng Ind
Havell, Mary W F 29 Wf Keeps House Ill Ohio
Havell, Leon W M 4 S At Home Ill Ill Ill
Havell, Flora W F 3 Dau Kans Ill Ill
Havell, May W F 9/12 Sept Dau Ill Ill Ill
Sanford, J. W M 31 H???? Ill Ill Ill
Sanford, Jane W F 30 W Keep House Ill Ill Ill
Sanford, Alba W M 4 Son At Home Ill Ill Ill
Lela A. HARRISON, 84, of Silsbee died Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2007 at Buna Medical Center. Mrs. Harrison, born in Center, was reared in Pineland. She had lived in Silsbee several years and retired from Silsbee High School as a cafeteria worker. Survivors: sons and daughters-in-law, Howard and Nancy HARRISON and Robert and Jeanie HARRISON, all of Silsbee, daughters and son-in-law, Polly KARNES of Beaumont and Mary Anna and Terry HAMILTON; brother, Pete SANFORD of Buna; six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was preceded in deather by her husband Harlis H. HARRISON, and a daughter, Alice EDDINGS. Graveside rites were held at 1 p.m. Friday at Cunningham Cemetery in Silsbee. Services were under the direction of R.S. Farmer Funeral Home in Silsbee. Condolences may be offered at www.timeformemory.com/farmer.
Census:
1880, Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont, p. 56A. Mary D. McMullen, married, age 34, born in Vermont; parents born in Vermfont, occupation: Without Occupation. Living with her husband and his father, in the household of her father, Franklin Sanford.
He was a farmer living in Hampton, New York. A prominent Methodist.
From the History of Rutland County, Vermont: "The Methodist Episcopal Church of Poultney was formally organized in 1826. Among the first members of the society, which was organized in April of the same year were ... Newtown Sanford...."
1900 Census
Kansas, Republic County, Belleville Twp
Enumerated 11 June 1900
SD 5 ED 87 Sheet 6A
116-117
Sanford, Newton Hd W M Aug 1874 25 M Kansas Vermont Ohio Fa
rmer
Sanford, Mary A Wf W F Feb 1882 18 M Kansas Mich Mich
----118
Reily, William Hd W M Sept 1844 55 Wd Ill Ind Ind Farmer
1910 Census
Kansas, Phillip, Logan Township
Enumerated 17 Apr 1910
SD 6 ED 143 Sheet 4B
203-210
Sanford, Newton Hd M W 25 M1 10 Kansad Vermont Ohio English Farmer Farm
Sanford, Mary Wf F W 28 M1 10 5/5 Kansad Mich Mich
Sanford, Katie M Dtr F W 8 S Kansas Kansas Kansas
Sanford, Martha M Dtr F W 5 S Kansas Kansas Kansas
Sanford, Lois E Dtr F W 3 S Kansas Kansas Kansas
Sandford, Bertha Dtr F W 1 6/12 S Kansas Kansas Kansas
Sandford, John Son M 2/12 S Kansas Kansas Kansas
In 1777, Oliver served in the Connecticut Militia in the Revolutionary war. He was captured by the British at the time of the Danbury raid, April 1777, and carried to New York. (Connecticut Men in Revolution, p. 493)
After the war he sold his tannery and removed to Poultney, Vermont, where he purchased a farm. He owned one right in the Susquehannah Purchase as an original proprietor. (Milford Land Record Book 24, pp. 363, 561).
Oliver was a Deacon in the Baptist Church for many years. He was a farmer in Poultney, Vermont.
On 25 May 1795, Oliver and Catharine Green Sanford signed a quit claim of all rights in the Susquehanna Purchase, which had been willed by their father Robert Green to his children. The estate was distributed 29 August 1846.
Reuben settled in Jay, New York about 1800. He removed to Wilmington, New York where he started a potashery, opened a hotel, and before 1820 erected a forge which he conducted until 1849. He served as Supervisor and Postmaster; was a member of the Assembly 1815-1817 and State Senator 1828-1831, and a member of Constitutional Convention in 1821. He was one of the Pioneer settlers of Essex County.
On 22 May 1806 he was commissioned Captain in the New York State Militia, and Major Commandant of an Independent Battalion on 2 March 1814; he resigned 6 April 1815. He served in the War of 1812 as Captain of the 8th (Miller's) Regiment, detached militia 1 July 1812 to 10 January 1813 on the Canadian frontier; Captain of the 9th Regiment August 1 to 6, Murray's Raid, Plattsburg, New York; Major of Sanford's Battalion May 13-16 1814, mouth of Boghet River and September 2-14, 1814, siege of Plattsburg.
An article about him was published on the front page of "The Plattsburgh Sentinel", Vol. 35, No. 48, published on Friday, April 18, 1890. It was one of a series about 'noted men and women of the Champlain Valley and the Adirondacks,' and stated that although it had been nearly 35 years since he departed this life, his name is familiar to the people on the line of the Ausable River, and many in all of Northern New York. The article noted his homestead was currently owned by son-in-law Elisha Adams. The article mentioned he had moved to his mountain home, then a wilderness, with his wife in 1805. He was said to be one of the leading Methodists of Wilmington, with the fine brick church of that village built at his expense. Amos Avery, a son-in-law, settled in Wilmington in 1822, and Elisha A. Adams, another son-in-law settled their in early days as well, though in 1890 he was a resident of Plattsburgh. Maj. Sanford was the first postmaster of Wilmington, and was suceeded by Elisha A. Adams. Maj. Sanford died at the residence of his son-in-law J. F. Bartlett, at Columbus, Ohio in 1855. A daughter. Mrs. L. W. Pierce, resides in Pittsburgh, Mrs. M. G. Baker, Miss Anna Adams or Plattsburgh, F. E. Pierce on Morrisonville, Mrs. Oliver Able of Elizabethtown, Mrs. E. W. Hindes of Burlington, Vt., and Mrs. Emmet Fitch, of Mo???, are among the grandchildren. Also, Sanford Avery, Willsbourough, Mrs. Bullen, Black Brook; Maj. H. J. Adams, Denver, Colo.; E. W. Pierce, Rochester, NY; Miss Mary Pierce, Pittsburgh, Miss Fannie Carter, Keeseville, and others.
As a young man, Salmon went to Montgomery County, Ohio. He married and lived there near Dayton. In 1836 he removed to Noble County, Indiana, where he died.
Sheldon moved to Ohio about 1818. He was a farmer, and also ran a saw mill. He was Captain of a company of militia for many years. About 1858 he removed to Oakville, Michigan.
1850 Census
Ohio, Morrow County, South Bloomfield Twp
Enumerated 12 Sept 1850
2493-2533
William Sanford 55 M Farmer 3000 Vt
Lydia Sanford 45 F NY
William Sanford 30 M Farmer Ohio
Allen Sanford 17 M Farmer Ohio
Lucinda 12 F Ohio
1860 Census
Iowa, Jones County, Wayne Township, PO Langworthy
Enumerated 2 July 1860
Page 107
741-767
Allen Sanford 27 M Farmer 2900 650 Ohio
C E Sanford 18 F Ohio
Wm H Sanford 1 M Ohio
A J Wentworth 11 M Iowa
742-768
Oliver Sanford 31 M Farmer 1300 320 Ohio
Harriet Sanford 23 F Indiana
L. A. Sanford 4 F Iowa
Frank A. Sanford 2 M Iowa
Peter A. Sanford 6/12 M Iowa
743-769
Wm. Sanford 67 M Farmer 6000 375 Vermont
Lidia Sanford 57 F N York Insane
744-770
Wm P Sanford 30 M Farmer 3200 700 Ohio
E J Sanford 31 F Pa
Franklin Sanford 4 M Iowa
Albert Sanford 2 M Iowa
Walter Doe 16 M Farm Hand Canada
1900 Census
Iowa, Jones County, Wayne Twp
Enumerated 20 Jun 1900
SD 78 ED 65 Sheet 11B
51-151
Sanford, William Head W M Mar 1859 41 m21 Iowa Oh Oh General Merchant
Sanford, Margaret S Wf W F May 1857 43 m21 2/2 Iowa NY Canada(Eng)
Sanford, Jennie Dtr W F Sept 1879 20 S Iowa Iowa Iowa
Sanford, William A Son W M Sept 1883 16 Iowa Iowa Iowa Clerk in Store
1860 Census
Iowa, Jones County, Wayne Township, PO Langworthy
Enumerated 2 July 1860
Page 107
741-767
Allen Sanford 27 M Farmer 2900 650 Ohio
C E Sanford 18 F Ohio
Wm H Sanford 1 M Ohio
A J Wentworth 11 M Iowa
742-768
Oliver Sanford 31 M Farmer 1300 320 Ohio
Harriet Sanford 23 F Indiana
L. A. Sanford 4 F Iowa
Frank A. Sanford 2 M Iowa
Peter A. Sanford 6/12 M Iowa
743-769
Wm. Sanford 67 M Farmer 6000 375 Vermont
Lidia Sanford 57 F N York Insane
744-770
Wm P Sanford 30 M Farmer 3200 700 Ohio
E J Sanford 31 F Pa
Franklin Sanford 4 M Iowa
Albert Sanford 2 M Iowa
Walter Doe 16 M Farm Hand Canada