WHO
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WHAT
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WHEN
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WHERE
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Age under 5
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1830 US Census
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1830
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Meigs Twp, Adams Co, OH,
hh of John Eakins
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Age 10-14
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1840 US Census
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1840
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Meigs Twp, Adams Co, OH,
hh of John Eakins
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Pricilla Akins, age 20
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1850 US Census
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1850.10.08
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Meigs Twp, Adams Co, OH,
hh of John Akins
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Prisilla, daughter
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named in will of John Eakins
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1856.07.08 |
Meigs Twp, Adams Co, OH,
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Prescilla Eakins
Samuel Eakins (a boy)
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coroner's inquest
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1860.02.16 |
Meigs Twp, Adams Co, OH,
home of John W Smalley
(son of Elizabeth Eakins)
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Priscilla Eakins, age 35
Samuel Eakins, age 12
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1860 US Census
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1860.06.05 |
Green Twp, Adams Co, OH,
hh of Joseph McKee
(married to Margaret Eakin)
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Miss A. P. Eakins
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marriage
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1860.11.25 |
to Wm H. Adams of
Green Twp, Adams Co, OH
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Ann P. Adams, age 36
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1870 US Census
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1870.07.16 |
Brush Creek Twp, Wayne Co, IL
hh of William H H Adams
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Ann Priscilla Eakins Adams, age 38 y, 7
m, 5 d
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death
birthdate
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1872.07.30
1834.01.25 |
Neal Cemetery, Shelby Co, IL
(Find a Grave)
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Samuel Lewis Eakins
(son of Ann Priscilla Eakins)
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death
birthdate
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1914.02.02 1850.07.02 |
New Liberty Cemetery, Marion Co, IL
(Find a Grave)
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Are
there conflicts which need to be resolved?
What
about age difference for Priscilla in 1850, 1860 and 1870?
In
1860 her granduncle Joseph may not have been aware of her correct
age.
In
1870 she may have wanted to be closer to William in age, as he was 32
Find
a Grave gives her birthdate as 1834.01.25, which would not agree with
the 1830 census.
This
date is calculated by the age shown at death, which would agree with
1870 census,
so
could be her changing her age.
Find a Grave gives Samuel's birthdate as 1850.07.02. But he is
not listed with her in the 1850 census which was taken in October. The official date for the 1850 census was June 1, so he should not have been shown.
It is my conclusion that these all refer to the same person, Priscilla Eakins, daughter of John Eakins and Hannah Wright, born in Adams County, Ohio about 1829-30, died in Shelby County, Illinois in 1872.
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