Sent to me by e-mail, April 15, 2015:
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Reason for name change to James;He is listed as James A. Reddish, 1861 PA in the 1040 census in Cohocton, NY as James A. Reddish, Feb. 1861 PA in the 1900 census in Cohocton, with mother Emily, as James A. Radish, 1861 PA, in Belfast, NY with his mother Emily A. Reddish, as his father had already died, --and simply as J A Reddish 1861 PA in the 1910 census with mother E A Reddish. AND an extensive search for John Addison Reddish turns up nothing with an obvious link to his family, except the J A in the 1910 census mentioned above.
from - [email protected]
Reason for name change to James;He is listed as James A. Reddish, 1861 PA in the 1040 census in Cohocton, NY as James A. Reddish, Feb. 1861 PA in the 1900 census in Cohocton, with mother Emily, as James A. Radish, 1861 PA, in Belfast, NY with his mother Emily A. Reddish, as his father had already died, --and simply as J A Reddish 1861 PA in the 1910 census with mother E A Reddish. AND an extensive search for John Addison Reddish turns up nothing with an obvious link to his family, except the J A in the 1910 census mentioned above.
Sent to me by e-mail, April 15, 2015:
from - [email protected]
Reason for name change to James;He is listed as James A. Reddish, 1861 PA in the 1040 census in Cohocton, NY as James A. Reddish, Feb. 1861 PA in the 1900 census in Cohocton, with mother Emily, as James A. Radish, 1861 PA, in Belfast, NY with his mother Emily A. Reddish, as his father had already died, --and simply as J A Reddish 1861 PA in the 1910 census with mother E A Reddish. AND an extensive search for John Addison Reddish turns up nothing with an obvious link to his family, except the J A in the 1910 census mentioned above.
from - [email protected]
Reason for name change to James;He is listed as James A. Reddish, 1861 PA in the 1040 census in Cohocton, NY as James A. Reddish, Feb. 1861 PA in the 1900 census in Cohocton, with mother Emily, as James A. Radish, 1861 PA, in Belfast, NY with his mother Emily A. Reddish, as his father had already died, --and simply as J A Reddish 1861 PA in the 1910 census with mother E A Reddish. AND an extensive search for John Addison Reddish turns up nothing with an obvious link to his family, except the J A in the 1910 census mentioned above.
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