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Note: He operated the "Sunnyside Meat Co." near Weeping Water, Nebraskawith his son-in-law, Benjamin F. Miller (2nd husband of Ethel Mary Cherry).
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1850 Census - Dist. No. 108 Olive Township, Morgan Co., Ohio, pg. 264A/264B
HH as of June 1, 1850 - Enumerated August 5, 1850 - #538-546
Peter Cherry, 35, M, Cabinet Maker, Penn
Charlotte, 31, F, Ohio
(next page)
Mary A. Cherry, 14, F, Ohio
William, 13, M, Ohio, attd school
Francis, 11, M, Ohio, attd school
Margaret, 9, F, Ohio
Milton, 7, M, Ohio
David, 4, M, Ohio
Columbus, 1, M, Ohio
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Moved from Ohio to Iowa ca 1854 per obituary for son, Columbus Columbus Cherry
Moved from Ohio to Iowa ca 1856 per obituary for daughter, Florence (Cherry) Pugh.
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1860 Census - Greenbush / Greenfield Township, Warren Co., Iowa; P. O. Greenbush; pg. 800
HH as of June 1, 1860 - Enumerated July 7, 1860 - #964-919
Peter F. Cherry, 50, M, Carpenter, $200 / $150, Penn
Charlotte, 49, F, Ohio
Francis, 17, M, Ohio
Margaret, 16, F, Ohio
Milton, 14, M, Ohio
David, 13, M, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Columbus, 12, M, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Florence, 10, F, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Rhoda Ann, 7, F, Ohio
Roxie O., 5. F, Ohio, attd school w/in year
Wesly, 4 M, Iowa
Arthur M., 2, M, Iowa
Henrietta, 6 mos, F, Iowa
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Moves to Cass County, Nebraska May 1866. Goes to work for Issac Pollard
(see 1870 Census--Avoca Prct, Cass Co, NE; Factoryville P.O., page 130***)
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1870 Census - Not located; s/b in Cass Co., Nebraska
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1876 St Census - Mt Pleasant, Cass Co., Nebraska
HH as of March 1, 1876 - Enumerated March 8, 1876
Charles M. Cherry, 33, M, Ohio, Farmer, can read/write
Lydia Cherry, 24, F, Indiana, Housekeeper, can read/write
C. E. Cherry, 4, M, Nebraska
Daisy Cherry, 1, F, Nebraska
Enos Wheeler, 50, M, Ohio, Farmer, can read/write < husband of Charles eldest sister, Mary Ann (Cherry) Wheeler
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1878 St Census - Mt Pleasant Precint, Cass Co., Nebraska; pg. 7
HH as of March 1, 1878 - Enumerated March 20, 1878
Charles Chery, 36, M, Ohio, Farmer
Lydia, 26, F, Indiana
Charles E., 6, M, Neb
Ella, 6 mos, F, Neb
Daisy, 3, F, Neb
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1879 St Census - Mount Pleasant, Cass Co., Nebraska; pg. 23
HH as of March 1, 1879 - Enumerted March 15, 1879
C. M. Cherry, 37, M, Ohio, Farmer
L. M., 37 (s/b 27), F, Indiana
C. E., 7, M, Nebraska
Dasy, 4, F, Nebraska
Nely, 1, F, Nebraska
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1880 Census - Mt Pleasant Precinct, Cass Co., Nebraska; ED 267; pg. 232A
HH as of June 1, 1880 - Enumerated June 17, 1880 - #6-6
Milton Chery, W M, 37, M, Farmer, OH PA OH
Lydia, W F, 26, wife, M, Keeper of the House, IN KY KY
C. Edgar, W M, 8, son, S, staying at home, NE OH IN
Daisy, W F, 5, dau, staying at home, NE OH IN
Nelly, W F, 3, dau, staying at home, NE OH IN
Ethel, W F, 11 mos, b. June, dau, staying at home, NE OH IN
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1885 State Census - Mt Pleasant Precinct, Cass Co., Nebraska; ED 110; pg. 14C
HH as of June 1, 1885 - Enumerated June 23, 1885 - #133-133
Charles M. Cherry, W M, 43, head, M, Farmer, Ohio Penn Ohio
Lydia, W F, 32, wife, M, Keeps House, Iowa Ky Ky
Edgar, W M, 13, son, S, at home, attd school, Neb, Ohio Ind
Daisy, W F, 10, dau, S, attd school, Neb Ohio Ind
Nellie, W F, 7, dau, S, attd school, Neb Ohio Ind
Ethel, W F, 5, dau, S, Neb Ohio Ind
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1890 Veterans Schedule - Weeping Water, Cass Co., Nebraska; ED 110; pg. 5
HH #71-72
Cherry, Charles M., Private, Co G, Reg 3 Iowa Inft, Enlisted 8 June 1861; Discharged 8 Aug 1864; Length of Service: 3 y, 1 m, 0 d
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Nebraska Resident Military Roster on June 1, 1891
Description:
Roster of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines of the War of 1812, the Mexico War, and the War of the Rebellion, residing in Nebraska June 1, 1891
Source Information:
Patricia Sewell, comp., Nebraska resident military roster on June 1, 1891(database online Ancestry.com 2000.) Electronic reproduction of the following bookLincoln, Nebraska, US: John C. Allen, Secretary of State, 1892.
Surname Given Name Rank Company City (res.) State (served)
Cherry C M Private G, 3 Weeping Water Iowa
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1900 Census - Weeping Water City 1st Ward, Cass Co., Nebraska; ED 21; pg. 3A
HH as of June 1, 1900 - Enumerated June 4, 1900
#55-56
Charles M Cherry, head, W M, Aug 1842, 57, M 31 yrs, Ohio Penn Ohio, Quarryman
Lydia M., wife, W F, Aug 1852, 47, M 31 yrs, 5/7 children, Ind Va Ky
Willie H., son, W M, June 1887, 12, S, Neb Ohio Ind, at school
Peter F., son, W M, Apr 1890, 10, S, Neb Ohio Ind, at school
#56-57
Charles E Cherry, head, W M, Mch 1872, 28, M 6 yrs, Neb Ohio Ind, butcher
Eliza J., wife, W F, Apr 1877, 23, M 6 yrs, 1/1 child, Neb NY Wis
August B., son, W M, Oct 1894, 5, S, Neb Neb Neb
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1910 Census -
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1920 Census - Weeping Water City, Cass Co, NE; ED 21, Sheet 3, Line 97
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Civil War
Iowa Volunteers. Enlisted 21 May 1861. Discharged 18 June 1864 at Indianola, Iowa.
Milton Cherry
Claimed Residence in Green Bush (Warren Co., Iowa)
Enlist Date Enlist Place Enlist Rank Enlist Age
21 May 1861 - - - - Priv 17
Served Iowa Enlisted G Co. 3rd Inf Reg. IA Mustered Out at Davenport, IA on 18 June 1864
Source: Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion
Published by English on 1910
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CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: 1890farm.txt) (http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/ne+index+783800975+F)
NEBRASKA STATE GAZETTEER 1890-91, CASS COUNTY, FARMERS DIRECTORY
The information contained in this file was transcribed by the submitter
from "Nebraska State Gazetteer, Business Directory and Farmers List for
1890-1891," J. M. Wolfe & Co., Publishers (Omaha:1890). Submitted to the
USGenWeb Nebraska Archives, November, 1999, by Wendy Anderson
(ha62145@@navix.net):
Cherry C M, Weeping Water
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1860 Nebraska Territorial Census
Free Inhabitants in the County of Cass
Post Office: Avoca NT & Mt. Pleasant.
Enumerated by J. D. Simpson
Page No. 57. Dated: 26 Jul 1860
(Isaac Pollard is C. M. Cherry's employer)
504 380 Sheldon, L. 32 m Farmer 1880 1000 Vermont Sheldon, Julia A. 25 f Vermont Pollard, Levi C. 23 m Farmer 725 150 Vermont *** 505 381 Pollard, Isaac 30 m Farmer 8000 Vermont Bates, Emily 22 f Connecticut Pollard & Sheldon 5000 506 0 Vacant 507 0 Vacant 508 0 Vacant *
Hi Valerie,
Here is the website to C.M. Cherry's Civil War button.
http://www.accd.edu/pac/history/hist1302/scharf8.htm
The end of the web site seem hard to read. (SCHARF 8)
Hope you can retrieve it.
Carl
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Was he named for this Charles Milton, Rev War Soldier??
WorldConnect tree of Donalee Phillips <dphillips@@plx.com>
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2039183&id=I03489
Notes from Coming to America The Melton/Milton's Compiled by Michael Leisure
This information is from the Lasswell family Bible copied by Mrs. Joseph Lynch, descendant of Jesse W. Lasswell and Jimmy Milton. Mrs. Lynch's DAR application #43695 and Charles Milton's Revolutionary pension file. Records of Loudoun County, Virginia, show that Charles appeared there in September and October 1784 to prove his service in the war. This presence in this general area is also indicated by the suit of trespass in Fairfax County against him by John Hereford, Fairfax County Order Book 1783 -- 1788, p. 83. It is interesting to note that Thomas Windsor was renting land from John Hereford in 1792, as indicated by Windsor's will of 14 July 1792 and Fairfax County. Charles Milton bought two hundred acres from Abraham Lincoln's father Thomas in Hardin County on 27 October 1814, Deed Book E. p. 193. They had sold Land in Washington County on 28 Feb. 1807 to John Hall. He received his last revolutionary war pension payment in September 1827.
This excerpt is from a book entitled THE KENTUCKY LINCOLNS ON MILL CREEK by Robert Gerald McMurtry, published in 1939 by Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, TN. p. 36. "According to documentary evidence, Charles Melton was a soldier in the Revolutinary War. The following record has been discovered: "Charles Melton schedule. District of Kentucky, Hardin County----June term
1820. On the 21st day of June, 1820 personally appeared in open court of record for the said district, Charles Melton age 62 years, who first being sworn according to law doth on his oath, declare that he served in the Revolutionary War as follows: inlisted in the year 1777 in London County.Va....my family consists of my self and wife (Sibla) Sibba 54 years old." Ordinary Bundle #105. Hardin Circuit Court, Elizabethtown, Kentucky.
Please note: I have hopefully typed this just as it was published. This book is probably available thru inter-library loan, however the Melton data is sketchy. This section is devoted to the story of the transfer of land from Thomas Lincoln to Charles Melton and Melton's subsequent disposal of the land.
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(from an E-mail sent to me by Eldred Melton, EMelton532@@aol.com)
Aug. 11, 1998, President Clinton came to Louisville for a campaign speech for a local Representative running for a Senate seat. The President used the occasion to speak about his Patients' Rights Bill. The person who ultimately introduced him was a woman doctor(a Republican from a long line of Republicans) who presented him with a gift--a gavel made from the border oak tree that once stood on the land owned by Thomas Lincoln,the father of Abraham Lincoln, who sold the land to Charles Melton who had settled in Hardin Co, KY. The oak tree died years ago but the wood was preserved and several gavels have been made from the wood and presented to a succession of Presidents.
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Patrick G. Wardell. "Virginia and West Virginia Genealogical Data from Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Records" Vol 1, p.248. It gave his wife as "Tebbie" There is also listing in a Loudon Co. VA Tax list "Sybil Melton's Chas Melton 1." (the way this is worded it is believed that Chas Melton was son of Sybil Melton and John was Deceased)
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enumerated 1810 US census Hardin Co, KY pg 301 as 1 wm 16-26, 1 wm >45, 1 wf 10-16, 1 wf 16-26, 1 wf 26-45
KENTUCKY PENSION ROLL OF 1835
CHARLES MELTON
HARDIN COUNTY
PRIVATE
VIRGINIA LINE
$96.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$843.86 AMOUNT RECEIVED
JANUARY 29, 1819 PENSION STARTED
AGE 78
THOMAS MELTON
ALIAS: THOMAS MILTON
CLARKE COUNTY
PRIVATE
VIRGINIA LINE
$96.00 ANNUAL ALLOWANCE
$1,505.29 AMOUNT RECEIVED
OCTOBER 10, 1820 PENSION STARTED
AGE 84
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KENTUCKY MILITARY BOUNTY
Warrant ID 3453.0 Veteran Name Milton, Charles
Assignee Acres 100 Years 3
Rank Soldier Unit Virginia Continental Line
Branch Unknown Date 10/2/1784
More About Charles Melton Milton:
Baptism: 1759
Military service: 1777, Loudon Co., VA.
Residence: 1820, Hardin Co., KY
Tax List: 1772, Loudon Co., VA; List taken by Geo West tax list 'A List of Tithables taken by Geo West 1175 . . . . Sybil Melton's Chas Melton 1.'
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