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Note: 1840 U.S. census Name: John Addy Township: Lausanne County: Northampton State: Pennsylvania Roll: 479 Page: 180 Number of persons in household: 3 Ages of persons in household: 1 male 20-30 1 female 10-15 1 female 40-50
1850 U.S. Census, Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania* John Ready, m, 32, miner, England Margarett Ready,f, 25, Pennsylvania Mary Ready, f, 8/12, Pennsylvania *Mispelled Surname
1860 U.S. Census, Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania* John B. Eddy, m, w, 43, miner, England, estimated value of personal items $150.00 Margaret Eddy, f, w, 34, Pennsylvania Mary A. Eddy, f, w, 10, Pennsylvania William C. Eddy, m, w, 8, Pennsylvania John Eddy, m, w, 5, Pennsylvania Robert Eddy, m, w, 10/12 Pennsylvania *Misspelled Surname
1870 U.S. Census, Hazleton, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania John Adey, m, w, 52, England,value of estate 100.00 Coal Miner Rebecca Adey, f, w, 44, wife, Pennsylvania William Adey, m, w, 18, laborer, Pennsylvania John Adey, m, w, 16, laborer, Pennsylvania Robert Adey, m, w, 10, Pennsylvania, at home Jane Adey, f, w, 8, Pennsylvania, at home
1880 US Census John ADEY Self M Male W 63 ENG Laborer ENG ENG Margret ADEY Wife M Female W 54 PA Keeping House IRLAND PA Jennie SCHULER Dau M Female W 18 PA Boarding Home ENG PA Samuel SCHULER SonL M Male W 24 PA Laborer PA PA William ADEY Son S Male W 28 PA Laborer ENG PA Robert ADEY Son S Male W 20 PA Laborer ENG PA Source Information: Census Place District 1 And 3, Hazleton, Luzerne, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255151 NA Film Number T9-1151 Page Number 527D
Immigration Record Name: John Eddy Arrival Date: 5 Jan 1831 Age: 12 Years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1819 Gender: Male Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Ship Name: Alexander Port of Arrival: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Microfilm Roll Number: M425_46
On the 22nd of February 1867, the new or enlarged hall was dedicated. John G. Adey of Hazleton Lodge 65 acted as Grand Master to conduct the dedicatory services.Gustave Hahn, Esq of Wilkes Barre and Rev John Johnson of Sybertsville were the speakers for the occasion.
Obit June 1897 John G. Eadey Dead
One of the oldest and most familiar residents of Hazleton, John G. Eadey died at his home on South Church St at 5 o'clock last evening, of general debility. Mr. Eadey was for many years employed by the Lehigh Valley Company, and had charge of the tools in the repair department of this section. He had been unable to do any work for the past 10 years. He was one of the founders of Hazle Lodge, I.O.O.F and was loyal to the order until claimed by death. He is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter, John, Robert and William Eadey of this city, and Mrs Samuel Schuler, of Jeddo. Notice of funeral in another column.
Death of a Former Resident June 1897
A dispatch was received here yesterday announcing the death of Mrs George Brown, of Bethlehem. Deceased was a resident here many years ago and is well known among the older residents. She was aged 80 years and a sister of Mrs. Joseph Grenawalt, Mrs John Eadey and Mrs. Tinney, all of whom survive her. A peculiar coincidence about his death is the fact that some time after the message was received, the death of John Eadey, a brother in law occurred.
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