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NAME: Mary A. (Coykendall) Fate.
FATHER: Myron Coykendall.
MOTHER: Mrs. Cornelia Coykendall.
MARRIAGE: Mary A. Coykendall was the 1st Wife of William Henry Harrison Fate.
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MYRON AND CORNELIA COYKENDALL, [parents of Mary A. Coykendall Fate].
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..."These two friends came to the Brule Creek neighborhood in a colony of emigrants from Syracuse, New York. They bought the Dr. A.R. Phillips farm in Brule in 1863 or 1864. My father, as justice, took acknowledgment of the deed. In the home on this land I heard Rev. Albert Gore preach the first sermon I heard in Dakota, in July, 1862. On a manure pile in front of the old barn on this farm was delivered the first political speech I ever heard on the Brule, by Gen. Todd, candidate for delegate to congress. Mr. Coykendall had worked in New York state mainly on the Erie canal, first as driver and manager of the horses and afterward as pilot of canal boats. Farming was not much to his liking, as he was not used to it. Mrs. Coykendall was an expert homemaker from the use of the needle to the best with the rolling pin. Both were my good friends always. From their good home my wife [Mary A. Coykendall] came to me and after her death they were still the same blessed people. They passed on a good while ago to a rich reward." Author: William H.H. Fate.
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SOURCE: "Historical Glimpse of the Early Settlement of Union County, South Dakota." (1860-1824). Compiled by William H.H. Fate, Elk Point, S.D. Published by Perkins Brothers Co., Sioux City, Iowa, 1924. (Page 117).
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[Transcribed by Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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END.
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ASSORTED CENSUS DATA:
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1850 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. (Household of Myron Kirkendall, age 27. Occupation: "Boatman." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, age 28. CHILDREN: Mary A. Kirkendall, age 5. Eunice J. Kirkendall, 3. Cassius A. Kirkendall, 1. Samuel Meloling, 67. "Farmer." Elizabeth Meloling, 60. John Meloling, 15. Robert E. Meloling, 17. Augustus Meloling, 8).
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1860 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Geddes, Onondaga County, New York. (Myron Kirkendall, age 37. Occupation: "Boating." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, 38. CHILDREN: Mary Kirkendall, age 15. Emma Kirkendall, 13. Etta Kirkendall, 8. Cassius Kirkendall, 10. Eunice Kirkendall, 3. Charles Kirkendall, age 4 months).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory, United States. (Household of Myron Coykendall, age 47; born New York. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Cornelia Coykendall, age 48; born N.Y. Children: Unis Coykendall, 14. Charles H. Coykendall, age 10. Hattie Coykendall, 7. Jessie Coykendall, age 3).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (William H.H. Fate, age 30, b. Ohio. "Farmer." Value of Real Estate: 800. Value of Personal Estate: 250. WIFE # 1: Mary A. [Coykendall] Fate, age 24; born New York. Baby daughter, Sarah C. Fate, age 1, born Dakota Territority).
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* 1874: DEATH OF MARY A.(COYKENDALL) FATE, daughter of Myron & Cornelia Coykendall; and, 1st wife of William H.H. Fate. Location: Rural Union County, South Dakota.
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule Township, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of Myron Cozkendall, age 57. Occupation: "Farmer." Emelia [Cornelia] Cozkendall, age 57. CHILDREN: Eunice Cozkendall, 23. Jessie Cozkendall, 13. Charles Cozkendall, 20. Harriet Cozkendall, 17).
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of William Fate, age 39. OCCUPATION: Farmer; Supt. Of School. WIFE # 2: Nora [Laura Baker] Fate, 24. CHILDREN: Sarah Fate, 10. James Fate, age 9. Ada Fate, 10 months).
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Myron Coykendall, age 63, residing in the household of his daughter and son-in-law: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard and William H. Stoddard)
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Household of Wm. H. Stoddard, age 33; born Vermont. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard, age 38. THREE SONS: Chester, age 7. Charles B., age 5. [Baby Boy], age 1. Plus: Myron Coykendall, 63-year old father of Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard).
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END.
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[SOURCE: Research of Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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NAME: Mary A. (Coykendall) Fate.
FATHER: Myron Coykendall.
MOTHER: Mrs. Cornelia Coykendall.
MARRIAGE: Mary A. Coykendall was the 1st Wife of William Henry Harrison Fate.
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MYRON AND CORNELIA COYKENDALL, [parents of Mary A. Coykendall Fate].
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..."These two friends came to the Brule Creek neighborhood in a colony of emigrants from Syracuse, New York. They bought the Dr. A.R. Phillips farm in Brule in 1863 or 1864. My father, as justice, took acknowledgment of the deed. In the home on this land I heard Rev. Albert Gore preach the first sermon I heard in Dakota, in July, 1862. On a manure pile in front of the old barn on this farm was delivered the first political speech I ever heard on the Brule, by Gen. Todd, candidate for delegate to congress. Mr. Coykendall had worked in New York state mainly on the Erie canal, first as driver and manager of the horses and afterward as pilot of canal boats. Farming was not much to his liking, as he was not used to it. Mrs. Coykendall was an expert homemaker from the use of the needle to the best with the rolling pin. Both were my good friends always. From their good home my wife [Mary A. Coykendall] came to me and after her death they were still the same blessed people. They passed on a good while ago to a rich reward." Author: William H.H. Fate.
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SOURCE: "Historical Glimpse of the Early Settlement of Union County, South Dakota." (1860-1824). Compiled by William H.H. Fate, Elk Point, S.D. Published by Perkins Brothers Co., Sioux City, Iowa, 1924. (Page 117).
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[Transcribed by Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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END.
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ASSORTED CENSUS DATA:
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1850 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. (Household of Myron Kirkendall, age 27. Occupation: "Boatman." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, age 28. CHILDREN: Mary A. Kirkendall, age 5. Eunice J. Kirkendall, 3. Cassius A. Kirkendall, 1. Samuel Meloling, 67. "Farmer." Elizabeth Meloling, 60. John Meloling, 15. Robert E. Meloling, 17. Augustus Meloling, 8).
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1860 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Geddes, Onondaga County, New York. (Myron Kirkendall, age 37. Occupation: "Boating." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, 38. CHILDREN: Mary Kirkendall, age 15. Emma Kirkendall, 13. Etta Kirkendall, 8. Cassius Kirkendall, 10. Eunice Kirkendall, 3. Charles Kirkendall, age 4 months).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory, United States. (Household of Myron Coykendall, age 47; born New York. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Cornelia Coykendall, age 48; born N.Y. Children: Unis Coykendall, 14. Charles H. Coykendall, age 10. Hattie Coykendall, 7. Jessie Coykendall, age 3).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (William H.H. Fate, age 30, b. Ohio. "Farmer." Value of Real Estate: 800. Value of Personal Estate: 250. WIFE # 1: Mary A. [Coykendall] Fate, age 24; born New York. Baby daughter, Sarah C. Fate, age 1, born Dakota Territority).
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* 1874: DEATH OF MARY A.(COYKENDALL) FATE, daughter of Myron & Cornelia Coykendall; and, 1st wife of William H.H. Fate. Location: Rural Union County, South Dakota.
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule Township, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of Myron Cozkendall, age 57. Occupation: "Farmer." Emelia [Cornelia] Cozkendall, age 57. CHILDREN: Eunice Cozkendall, 23. Jessie Cozkendall, 13. Charles Cozkendall, 20. Harriet Cozkendall, 17).
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of William Fate, age 39. OCCUPATION: Farmer; Supt. Of School. WIFE # 2: Nora [Laura Baker] Fate, 24. CHILDREN: Sarah Fate, 10. James Fate, age 9. Ada Fate, 10 months).
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Myron Coykendall, age 63, residing in the household of his daughter and son-in-law: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard and William H. Stoddard)
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Household of Wm. H. Stoddard, age 33; born Vermont. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard, age 38. THREE SONS: Chester, age 7. Charles B., age 5. [Baby Boy], age 1. Plus: Myron Coykendall, 63-year old father of Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard).
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END.
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[SOURCE: Research of Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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NAME: Mary A. (Coykendall) Fate.
FATHER: Myron Coykendall.
MOTHER: Mrs. Cornelia Coykendall.
MARRIAGE: Mary A. Coykendall was the 1st Wife of William Henry Harrison Fate.
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MYRON AND CORNELIA COYKENDALL, [parents of Mary A. Coykendall Fate].
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..."These two friends came to the Brule Creek neighborhood in a colony of emigrants from Syracuse, New York. They bought the Dr. A.R. Phillips farm in Brule in 1863 or 1864. My father, as justice, took acknowledgment of the deed. In the home on this land I heard Rev. Albert Gore preach the first sermon I heard in Dakota, in July, 1862. On a manure pile in front of the old barn on this farm was delivered the first political speech I ever heard on the Brule, by Gen. Todd, candidate for delegate to congress. Mr. Coykendall had worked in New York state mainly on the Erie canal, first as driver and manager of the horses and afterward as pilot of canal boats. Farming was not much to his liking, as he was not used to it. Mrs. Coykendall was an expert homemaker from the use of the needle to the best with the rolling pin. Both were my good friends always. From their good home my wife [Mary A. Coykendall] came to me and after her death they were still the same blessed people. They passed on a good while ago to a rich reward." Author: William H.H. Fate.
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SOURCE: "Historical Glimpse of the Early Settlement of Union County, South Dakota." (1860-1824). Compiled by William H.H. Fate, Elk Point, S.D. Published by Perkins Brothers Co., Sioux City, Iowa, 1924. (Page 117).
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[Transcribed by Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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END.
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ASSORTED CENSUS DATA:
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1850 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. (Household of Myron Kirkendall, age 27. Occupation: "Boatman." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, age 28. CHILDREN: Mary A. Kirkendall, age 5. Eunice J. Kirkendall, 3. Cassius A. Kirkendall, 1. Samuel Meloling, 67. "Farmer." Elizabeth Meloling, 60. John Meloling, 15. Robert E. Meloling, 17. Augustus Meloling, 8).
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1860 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Geddes, Onondaga County, New York. (Myron Kirkendall, age 37. Occupation: "Boating." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, 38. CHILDREN: Mary Kirkendall, age 15. Emma Kirkendall, 13. Etta Kirkendall, 8. Cassius Kirkendall, 10. Eunice Kirkendall, 3. Charles Kirkendall, age 4 months).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory, United States. (Household of Myron Coykendall, age 47; born New York. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Cornelia Coykendall, age 48; born N.Y. Children: Unis Coykendall, 14. Charles H. Coykendall, age 10. Hattie Coykendall, 7. Jessie Coykendall, age 3).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (William H.H. Fate, age 30, b. Ohio. "Farmer." Value of Real Estate: 800. Value of Personal Estate: 250. WIFE # 1: Mary A. [Coykendall] Fate, age 24; born New York. Baby daughter, Sarah C. Fate, age 1, born Dakota Territority).
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* 1874: DEATH OF MARY A.(COYKENDALL) FATE, daughter of Myron & Cornelia Coykendall; and, 1st wife of William H.H. Fate. Location: Rural Union County, South Dakota.
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule Township, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of Myron Cozkendall, age 57. Occupation: "Farmer." Emelia [Cornelia] Cozkendall, age 57. CHILDREN: Eunice Cozkendall, 23. Jessie Cozkendall, 13. Charles Cozkendall, 20. Harriet Cozkendall, 17).
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of William Fate, age 39. OCCUPATION: Farmer; Supt. Of School. WIFE # 2: Nora [Laura Baker] Fate, 24. CHILDREN: Sarah Fate, 10. James Fate, age 9. Ada Fate, 10 months).
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Myron Coykendall, age 63, residing in the household of his daughter and son-in-law: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard and William H. Stoddard)
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Household of Wm. H. Stoddard, age 33; born Vermont. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard, age 38. THREE SONS: Chester, age 7. Charles B., age 5. [Baby Boy], age 1. Plus: Myron Coykendall, 63-year old father of Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard).
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END.
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[SOURCE: Research of Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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NAME: Mary A. (Coykendall) Fate.
FATHER: Myron Coykendall.
MOTHER: Mrs. Cornelia Coykendall.
MARRIAGE: Mary A. Coykendall was the 1st Wife of William Henry Harrison Fate.
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MYRON AND CORNELIA COYKENDALL, [parents of Mary A. Coykendall Fate].
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..."These two friends came to the Brule Creek neighborhood in a colony of emigrants from Syracuse, New York. They bought the Dr. A.R. Phillips farm in Brule in 1863 or 1864. My father, as justice, took acknowledgment of the deed. In the home on this land I heard Rev. Albert Gore preach the first sermon I heard in Dakota, in July, 1862. On a manure pile in front of the old barn on this farm was delivered the first political speech I ever heard on the Brule, by Gen. Todd, candidate for delegate to congress. Mr. Coykendall had worked in New York state mainly on the Erie canal, first as driver and manager of the horses and afterward as pilot of canal boats. Farming was not much to his liking, as he was not used to it. Mrs. Coykendall was an expert homemaker from the use of the needle to the best with the rolling pin. Both were my good friends always. From their good home my wife [Mary A. Coykendall] came to me and after her death they were still the same blessed people. They passed on a good while ago to a rich reward." Author: William H.H. Fate.
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SOURCE: "Historical Glimpse of the Early Settlement of Union County, South Dakota." (1860-1824). Compiled by William H.H. Fate, Elk Point, S.D. Published by Perkins Brothers Co., Sioux City, Iowa, 1924. (Page 117).
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[Transcribed by Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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END.
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ASSORTED CENSUS DATA:
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1850 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Lysander, Onondaga County, New York. (Household of Myron Kirkendall, age 27. Occupation: "Boatman." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, age 28. CHILDREN: Mary A. Kirkendall, age 5. Eunice J. Kirkendall, 3. Cassius A. Kirkendall, 1. Samuel Meloling, 67. "Farmer." Elizabeth Meloling, 60. John Meloling, 15. Robert E. Meloling, 17. Augustus Meloling, 8).
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1860 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Geddes, Onondaga County, New York. (Myron Kirkendall, age 37. Occupation: "Boating." WIFE: Cornelia Kirkendall, 38. CHILDREN: Mary Kirkendall, age 15. Emma Kirkendall, 13. Etta Kirkendall, 8. Cassius Kirkendall, 10. Eunice Kirkendall, 3. Charles Kirkendall, age 4 months).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory, United States. (Household of Myron Coykendall, age 47; born New York. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Cornelia Coykendall, age 48; born N.Y. Children: Unis Coykendall, 14. Charles H. Coykendall, age 10. Hattie Coykendall, 7. Jessie Coykendall, age 3).
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1870 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (William H.H. Fate, age 30, b. Ohio. "Farmer." Value of Real Estate: 800. Value of Personal Estate: 250. WIFE # 1: Mary A. [Coykendall] Fate, age 24; born New York. Baby daughter, Sarah C. Fate, age 1, born Dakota Territority).
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* 1874: DEATH OF MARY A.(COYKENDALL) FATE, daughter of Myron & Cornelia Coykendall; and, 1st wife of William H.H. Fate. Location: Rural Union County, South Dakota.
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule Township, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of Myron Cozkendall, age 57. Occupation: "Farmer." Emelia [Cornelia] Cozkendall, age 57. CHILDREN: Eunice Cozkendall, 23. Jessie Cozkendall, 13. Charles Cozkendall, 20. Harriet Cozkendall, 17).
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1880 UNITED STATES FEDERAL CENSUS.
Brule, Union, Dakota Territory. (Household of William Fate, age 39. OCCUPATION: Farmer; Supt. Of School. WIFE # 2: Nora [Laura Baker] Fate, 24. CHILDREN: Sarah Fate, 10. James Fate, age 9. Ada Fate, 10 months).
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Myron Coykendall, age 63, residing in the household of his daughter and son-in-law: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard and William H. Stoddard)
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1885 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE CENSUS. District 137, Turner, Dakota Territory, USA. (Household of Wm. H. Stoddard, age 33; born Vermont. Occupation: "Farmer." Wife: Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard, age 38. THREE SONS: Chester, age 7. Charles B., age 5. [Baby Boy], age 1. Plus: Myron Coykendall, 63-year old father of Emma [Coykendall] Stoddard).
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END.
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[SOURCE: Research of Cathy Porter-Maynard].
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