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Note: Hial appears in the census for the first time. 1835 Troupsburg, Steuben Co., NY State Census Jehial Cady 2 males 1 females 1 Militia 1 male voters 1 mar. fem <45 25 acres 2 cattle 1 horses 3 hogs 6 yds cloth 5 yds flannel 23 yds linen Living next to Hial are, Benjamite Potter, Jonathan Cady, Julius M or y, on the other side are, Samuel Warner, and on the same page, Holl is a nd Ransom Cady. 1840 Troupsburg, Steuben Co., NY Federal Census Hial Cady 2 Males under 5 1 Male 5 and under 10 2 Males 20 and under 30 1 Female under 5 1 Female 20 and under 30 Living next to Hial are, Julius Morey, Ransom Cady, Jonathan Cady, Benja mi te Potter. Also on same page are Hollis Cady, Henry Snyder (Clarissa C ad y, daughter of Curtis), and Thomas C. Sanderson, father of Nathan and H ubb ard Sanderson. Samuel Warner is gone, and it is possible he and his s on Or ange are living with Hial, as there is one extra male child, und er 5 and o ne adult male. This could be during the time Samuel S. Warner a nd his wi fe Bethia divorced. 1846 Winnebago County State Census Town of Winnebago, Wisconsin This census is divided into males and females only. Cady Hial 4 Males 2 Females This would include: Hial and Julius, John B., David C. Polly and Elizabeth 1850 Winnebago County Federal Census Town of Vinland, Wisconsin, page, 496 Hiel Cady 40, m, farmer, 1000, Vermont Polly Cady 35, f, NY Julius Cady 18, m, labour, NY John Cady 14, m, NY Betsey J 10, f, NY David C. 4, m, WI Living next to Hial's is S Sluman Warner. (Samuel S. Warner) 1860 Vinland, Winnebago, WI Census Pg803, #10, July 19 Hial Cady 50 Farmer VT Paula 45 NY Julius 24 NY John 21 NY Betsey? 20 NY David 13 WI Mary 9 WI Azalia 5 WI Charles Cady 23 Farm Laborer NY NEXT: Franklin Sanders 30 NY & family NEXT: Nathan Sanders 38 NY & family NEXT: David Sanders 34 NY & family The Charles Cady living in the household is believed to be Charles F. C ad y. He is the son of Hollis Cady, a brother to Hial. Charles w as bo rn in NY and family stories say that Hollis and Charles F. went to W i, Hol lis returned home and Charles did not return. Charles was marri ed in 18 61 in Wisconsin. 1870 Tama County Federal Census Perry Township, Iowa Cady, Hiel 60, m, w, farmer, 2800, 715, Vermont Cady, Polly 57, f, w, keeps house, New York Cady, David 24, m, w, farm laboror, Wisconsin Cady, Mary 17, f, w, domestic servant, Wisconsin Cady, Hedlia 16, f, w, domestic servant, Wisconsin Cady, John 7, m, w, Wisconsin Living next to Hial's is James Hart and wife Betsey (Cady) Living nearby is Julius Cady's. Betsey Cady Hart and David C. Cady do not appear on another census. 1880 Buena Vista County Federal Census Sioux Rapids, Iowa Julius Eady self, m, m, w, 46, NY Mail Carrier, VT, VT Clarissa C. Eady, wife, m, f, w, 31, NY, Keeping House Arthur L. Eady, son, s, m, w, 17, WI, Mail Carrier, NY,NY Grace H. Eady, dau, s, f, w, 13, WI, At School, NY, NY Sarah M. Eady, dau, s, f, w, 13, WI, At School, NY,NY Hial Eady, father, w, m, w, 69, VT, Farmer, MA, MA John Eady, brother s, m, w, 19, WI, Farmer, VT, VT James Hart, broL, w, m, w, 40, Eng., Mail Carrier, Eng, Eng Frank Hart, nephew, s, m, w, 12, IA, At School, Eng, NY Orange L. Hart, nephew, s, m, w, 9, IA, At School, Eng, NY Theodore Hart, nephew, s, m, w, 4, IA, At School, Eng, NY Charles Hart, nephew, s, m, w, 7, IA, At School, Eng, NY J. Hart, nephew, s, m, w, 3, IA, Eng, NY 1885 Buena Vista County State Census Sioux Rapids, Iowa Robert P. Brown, 38, m, IL, m Mary Brown, 32, f, IN, m Thomas Brown, 12, m, Harrison, s Lotte Brown, 7, f, Harrison,s Ole Thompsen 27, m, Norway, w Cady Hial, 73, m, VT, w According to Ancestry this dwelling was located on First Street. Dwel li ng #4. I don't know the connection of Hial to Robert Brown, but assume Ro be rt is a relative, probably a brother to George W. Brown, who was mar ri ed to Mary E. Cady. Source: Oshkosh WI Historical Society It contains a bit of a look into the life of Hial Cady's in Winnebago Co un ty, WI. Daniel Cady Darrow died Jan 1, 1862, age 46. His wife was Isabella Mu rr ay 1816-Dec 21, 1894. Their children include Annabella 1842-1906 ( m. J. A. Chamberlain); Seymour Finley 1844- March 1894, who served in C o. I of t he 21st Wisconsin; Mary Hope 1845-1872 (named for Isabella's sis ter); a nd David Murray May 1848-July 1912 (named for Isabella's father). Their farm was about 1.5 miles northeast from Hial Cady's. If you use m ap qust or mapblast, you can still find Darrow Road west of Neena h. It is pa rt of a small subdivision along with Murray Road and Balfo ur Road (Isabell a's sister Grace married the Balfour). If you printed the entire page of 1870 census for Julius and Sarah Mo re y, you will find Isabella Darrow and her family two dwellings above the m. When most of the Murray family came out from Genesee County NY in t he fa ll of 1847, son Duncan wrote a letter back to Uncle George and Au nt Jan e. I have a photocopy. They stayed with the Cadys while thier cab in w as being built. Duncan writes as if Uncle George and all knew w ho he mea nt by Cady. "Oshcosh is ten miles from Cady's. So the next morn ing Sept 2 5th I started off on foot Mary & Eliza walked 6 milds wi th me & stop ed at a Mr. Brooks & took diner. I got to Cadys a little aft er dinner & s tarted James off with Cadys waggon for the rest of them ." "I will commen ce at Oshcosh it is a little village situated on the la ke at the cou th of the Wolf River which is a beautiful stream nearly equ al to the Huds on at Albany . You go nearly north to go to Cadys. The ro ad is very goo d; it is openings along the road with very little timb er so the country do es not look as new as it realy is. There is more timb er as you go toward C adys; the soil clay mixed with gravel or sand ! ..." "All things considered Cady had the best situation as the low er e nd of his place being timber and the upper part being openings." " we wi ll build one something like Cadys 25 by 15 feet it makes a very comf ortab le house. We live with Cadies have our own vitcals and things." The Murray group was father, mother, William, Duncan, David jr, Eli za a nd Mary--7 of them! Daniel and Isabella Darrow were already ther e, as we re Grace and James Balfour. SO WHY STAY WITH THE CADYS, ev en if their cab in was largest?? There must be a connection! These fol ks were from To wn of Pavilion, south of LeRoy in eastern Genesee Count y; not exactly ne xt door to Steuben County. I have no further clues. Research by Janet Starrett.
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