Son of Benjamin Conner and Sally Ann Adee, husband of Sarah J. Dodds whom he married on May 4, 1871, and mother of Victoria (married Alden Andrew Liddle), Benjamin, George A., Edna M., Serena (married John A. Aitken), and twin daughters, Iva Leona (married George V. Judge) and Ina L. Conner.
John was a farmer.
In 1855, John Conner, aged 3, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 44, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 44, with siblings, Elisabeth Conner, aged 13, Jane Conner, aged 12, Victoria Conner, aged 10, Charles Conner, aged 9, Sarah Conner, aged 8, Savilla Conner, aged 6, and servant, Herman Smith, aged 18, a blacksmith. His father was shown to be a blacksmith.
In 1860, John Conner, aged 7, was living in Andes, New York, post office Andes, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 46, a merchant, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 45, with siblings, Jane Conner, aged 17, Victoria Conner, aged 16, Charles Conner, aged 14, Sarah Conner, aged 12, Savilla Conner, aged 10, and Elizabeth Hilton, aged 18, a milliner.
In 1870, John Conner, aged 18, a farm laborer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 57, a farmer, and Sally A. Conner, aged 59, and siblings, Jane Conner, aged 25, Savilla Conner, aged 19, Sarah Conner, aged 21, and Charles Hilton, aged 9, all born in New York.
In 1880, John Conner, aged 29, a farmer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Conner, aged 33, and children, Victoria Conner, aged 9, Benjamin Conner, aged 7, George Conner, aged 5, and Edna M. Conner, aged 10 months.
In 1892, John Connor, aged 41, a teamster, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Connor, aged 42, and children, Benjamin Connor, aged 18, a laborer, George Connor, aged 16, Edna M. Connor, aged 13, Serena Connor, aged 10, Ina L. Connor, aged 7, and Ina L. Connor, aged 7.
In 1900, John Conner, aged 46, widowed, a farmer, born March 1854 in New York, was living on Main Street, Andes, New York, with his twin daughters, Iva Conner, aged 15, and Ina Conner, aged 15.
(1855, 1892 New York State Census; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 US Federal Census; John Conner in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 40209)
John was a farmer.
In 1855, John Conner, aged 3, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 44, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 44, with siblings, Elisabeth Conner, aged 13, Jane Conner, aged 12, Victoria Conner, aged 10, Charles Conner, aged 9, Sarah Conner, aged 8, Savilla Conner, aged 6, and servant, Herman Smith, aged 18, a blacksmith. His father was shown to be a blacksmith.
In 1860, John Conner, aged 7, was living in Andes, New York, post office Andes, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 46, a merchant, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 45, with siblings, Jane Conner, aged 17, Victoria Conner, aged 16, Charles Conner, aged 14, Sarah Conner, aged 12, Savilla Conner, aged 10, and Elizabeth Hilton, aged 18, a milliner.
In 1870, John Conner, aged 18, a farm laborer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 57, a farmer, and Sally A. Conner, aged 59, and siblings, Jane Conner, aged 25, Savilla Conner, aged 19, Sarah Conner, aged 21, and Charles Hilton, aged 9, all born in New York.
In 1880, John Conner, aged 29, a farmer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Conner, aged 33, and children, Victoria Conner, aged 9, Benjamin Conner, aged 7, George Conner, aged 5, and Edna M. Conner, aged 10 months.
In 1892, John Connor, aged 41, a teamster, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Connor, aged 42, and children, Benjamin Connor, aged 18, a laborer, George Connor, aged 16, Edna M. Connor, aged 13, Serena Connor, aged 10, Ina L. Connor, aged 7, and Ina L. Connor, aged 7.
In 1900, John Conner, aged 46, widowed, a farmer, born March 1854 in New York, was living on Main Street, Andes, New York, with his twin daughters, Iva Conner, aged 15, and Ina Conner, aged 15.
(1855, 1892 New York State Census; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 US Federal Census; John Conner in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 40209)
Son of Benjamin Conner and Sally Ann Adee, husband of Sarah J. Dodds whom he married on May 4, 1871, and mother of Victoria (married Alden Andrew Liddle), Benjamin, George A., Edna M., Serena (married John A. Aitken), and twin daughters, Iva Leona (married George V. Judge) and Ina L. Conner.
John was a farmer.
In 1855, John Conner, aged 3, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 44, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 44, with siblings, Elisabeth Conner, aged 13, Jane Conner, aged 12, Victoria Conner, aged 10, Charles Conner, aged 9, Sarah Conner, aged 8, Savilla Conner, aged 6, and servant, Herman Smith, aged 18, a blacksmith. His father was shown to be a blacksmith.
In 1860, John Conner, aged 7, was living in Andes, New York, post office Andes, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 46, a merchant, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 45, with siblings, Jane Conner, aged 17, Victoria Conner, aged 16, Charles Conner, aged 14, Sarah Conner, aged 12, Savilla Conner, aged 10, and Elizabeth Hilton, aged 18, a milliner.
In 1870, John Conner, aged 18, a farm laborer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 57, a farmer, and Sally A. Conner, aged 59, and siblings, Jane Conner, aged 25, Savilla Conner, aged 19, Sarah Conner, aged 21, and Charles Hilton, aged 9, all born in New York.
In 1880, John Conner, aged 29, a farmer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Conner, aged 33, and children, Victoria Conner, aged 9, Benjamin Conner, aged 7, George Conner, aged 5, and Edna M. Conner, aged 10 months.
In 1892, John Connor, aged 41, a teamster, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Connor, aged 42, and children, Benjamin Connor, aged 18, a laborer, George Connor, aged 16, Edna M. Connor, aged 13, Serena Connor, aged 10, Ina L. Connor, aged 7, and Ina L. Connor, aged 7.
In 1900, John Conner, aged 46, widowed, a farmer, born March 1854 in New York, was living on Main Street, Andes, New York, with his twin daughters, Iva Conner, aged 15, and Ina Conner, aged 15.
(1855, 1892 New York State Census; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 US Federal Census; John Conner in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 40209)
John was a farmer.
In 1855, John Conner, aged 3, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 44, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 44, with siblings, Elisabeth Conner, aged 13, Jane Conner, aged 12, Victoria Conner, aged 10, Charles Conner, aged 9, Sarah Conner, aged 8, Savilla Conner, aged 6, and servant, Herman Smith, aged 18, a blacksmith. His father was shown to be a blacksmith.
In 1860, John Conner, aged 7, was living in Andes, New York, post office Andes, in the home of his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 46, a merchant, and Sally Ann Conner, aged 45, with siblings, Jane Conner, aged 17, Victoria Conner, aged 16, Charles Conner, aged 14, Sarah Conner, aged 12, Savilla Conner, aged 10, and Elizabeth Hilton, aged 18, a milliner.
In 1870, John Conner, aged 18, a farm laborer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his parents, Benjamin Conner, aged 57, a farmer, and Sally A. Conner, aged 59, and siblings, Jane Conner, aged 25, Savilla Conner, aged 19, Sarah Conner, aged 21, and Charles Hilton, aged 9, all born in New York.
In 1880, John Conner, aged 29, a farmer, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Conner, aged 33, and children, Victoria Conner, aged 9, Benjamin Conner, aged 7, George Conner, aged 5, and Edna M. Conner, aged 10 months.
In 1892, John Connor, aged 41, a teamster, was living in Andes, Delaware, New York, with his wife, Sarah J. Connor, aged 42, and children, Benjamin Connor, aged 18, a laborer, George Connor, aged 16, Edna M. Connor, aged 13, Serena Connor, aged 10, Ina L. Connor, aged 7, and Ina L. Connor, aged 7.
In 1900, John Conner, aged 46, widowed, a farmer, born March 1854 in New York, was living on Main Street, Andes, New York, with his twin daughters, Iva Conner, aged 15, and Ina Conner, aged 15.
(1855, 1892 New York State Census; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920 US Federal Census; John Conner in the New York, U.S., Death Index, 1852-1956, Certificate Number: 40209)
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