1850 Chester Twp, Wabash Co,IN - Collet, Aaron 61 MD, Cloey 50 MD, Aaron 20 MD, John 18 MD, Robert 15 MD, Lhaubhut, Susan 15 OH
1860 Cleveland Twp, Whitley Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 29 MD, Temperance 24 IN, Hannah 8 IN & Meadows, Ann 13 IN
1870 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aron 40 MD, Temperance 35 IN, Florance 10 IN, Sarah Alice 9 IN & Elizabeth 2 IN
1880 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 51 MD (both parents b MD), wife Temperance 46 IN (both parents b NC), daughter Elizabeth 13 IN & Plummer, daughter Hannah 21 IN, granddaughter Grace 4 IN, grandson Bert E 2 IN & grandson Elisha IN
1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 70 MD (both parents b MD & married 43 yrs), wife Temperance 65 IN (parents b NC,SC & 4 children, 3 living) & Ellsessor, grandson Johny 13 IN (parents b OH,IN)
1900 1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, widowed head Temperance 75 IN (both parents b SC & 4 children, 2 living)
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*** his brother Abraham ...
Abraham Collett was born in Baltimore County, Md, October 3, 1815, the son of Aaron and Elizabeth (Dorsey) Collett, natives of the same State.
The mother died in 1833, and the father, for a second wife, married Chloe Miller.
To the first marriage there were born eight children, and to the second there was one.
In 1835, the father and family moved to Montgomery County, Ohio, and four years later to Wabash County, Ind., where the father died in 1873 and the mother in 1879. The father had served in the war of 1812, and he and family were highly respected.
Our subject was reared on the home farm till twenty-two, when he went to work for himself, by the day, month or job, carefully saving his earnings.
September 17, 1840, he married Miss Catherine Ramsey, who was born in Washington County, Md, February 10, 1819, and to this union were born three children — James, Aaron and Angeline. James, the only one now living, was born in Wabash County, Ind, November 12, 1841, and, December 25, 1865, married Miss Susan Moore, who was born in this county November 16, 1843, and to this couple five children have been born, viz : Lizzie B, Ada C and Lulu, living; and Charley and an infant, deceased.
James Collett enlisted in the fall of 1861 in Company E, Forty-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry; served till the close of the war, and saw much active service ; he now resides on a farm in the township, an honored and respected citizen.
In 1842, our subject settled on Section 18, this township, and engaged in farming and stock-raising till 1865, when he removed just over the county line into Jackson Township, Kosciusko County, where he still resides. At the time of his marriage he had saved enough of his earnings to purchase 160 acres unimproved land, which he has increased to 300 acres, and, besides this, has given his son a good farm.
He is a self-made man, but has been ably assisted by his good wife, who is a woman of ability and good sense. He has always followed farming, with the exception of eight years passed in Collamer in mercantile pursuits.
He is a Republican in politics, and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
Counties of Whitley and Noble, Indiana: Historical and Biographical
Weston Arthur Goodspeed
1882
1860 Cleveland Twp, Whitley Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 29 MD, Temperance 24 IN, Hannah 8 IN & Meadows, Ann 13 IN
1870 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aron 40 MD, Temperance 35 IN, Florance 10 IN, Sarah Alice 9 IN & Elizabeth 2 IN
1880 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 51 MD (both parents b MD), wife Temperance 46 IN (both parents b NC), daughter Elizabeth 13 IN & Plummer, daughter Hannah 21 IN, granddaughter Grace 4 IN, grandson Bert E 2 IN & grandson Elisha IN
1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 70 MD (both parents b MD & married 43 yrs), wife Temperance 65 IN (parents b NC,SC & 4 children, 3 living) & Ellsessor, grandson Johny 13 IN (parents b OH,IN)
1900 1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, widowed head Temperance 75 IN (both parents b SC & 4 children, 2 living)
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*** his brother Abraham ...
Abraham Collett was born in Baltimore County, Md, October 3, 1815, the son of Aaron and Elizabeth (Dorsey) Collett, natives of the same State.
The mother died in 1833, and the father, for a second wife, married Chloe Miller.
To the first marriage there were born eight children, and to the second there was one.
In 1835, the father and family moved to Montgomery County, Ohio, and four years later to Wabash County, Ind., where the father died in 1873 and the mother in 1879. The father had served in the war of 1812, and he and family were highly respected.
Our subject was reared on the home farm till twenty-two, when he went to work for himself, by the day, month or job, carefully saving his earnings.
September 17, 1840, he married Miss Catherine Ramsey, who was born in Washington County, Md, February 10, 1819, and to this union were born three children — James, Aaron and Angeline. James, the only one now living, was born in Wabash County, Ind, November 12, 1841, and, December 25, 1865, married Miss Susan Moore, who was born in this county November 16, 1843, and to this couple five children have been born, viz : Lizzie B, Ada C and Lulu, living; and Charley and an infant, deceased.
James Collett enlisted in the fall of 1861 in Company E, Forty-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry; served till the close of the war, and saw much active service ; he now resides on a farm in the township, an honored and respected citizen.
In 1842, our subject settled on Section 18, this township, and engaged in farming and stock-raising till 1865, when he removed just over the county line into Jackson Township, Kosciusko County, where he still resides. At the time of his marriage he had saved enough of his earnings to purchase 160 acres unimproved land, which he has increased to 300 acres, and, besides this, has given his son a good farm.
He is a self-made man, but has been ably assisted by his good wife, who is a woman of ability and good sense. He has always followed farming, with the exception of eight years passed in Collamer in mercantile pursuits.
He is a Republican in politics, and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
Counties of Whitley and Noble, Indiana: Historical and Biographical
Weston Arthur Goodspeed
1882
1850 Chester Twp, Wabash Co,IN - Collet, Aaron 61 MD, Cloey 50 MD, Aaron 20 MD, John 18 MD, Robert 15 MD, Lhaubhut, Susan 15 OH
1860 Cleveland Twp, Whitley Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 29 MD, Temperance 24 IN, Hannah 8 IN & Meadows, Ann 13 IN
1870 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aron 40 MD, Temperance 35 IN, Florance 10 IN, Sarah Alice 9 IN & Elizabeth 2 IN
1880 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 51 MD (both parents b MD), wife Temperance 46 IN (both parents b NC), daughter Elizabeth 13 IN & Plummer, daughter Hannah 21 IN, granddaughter Grace 4 IN, grandson Bert E 2 IN & grandson Elisha IN
1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 70 MD (both parents b MD & married 43 yrs), wife Temperance 65 IN (parents b NC,SC & 4 children, 3 living) & Ellsessor, grandson Johny 13 IN (parents b OH,IN)
1900 1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, widowed head Temperance 75 IN (both parents b SC & 4 children, 2 living)
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*** his brother Abraham ...
Abraham Collett was born in Baltimore County, Md, October 3, 1815, the son of Aaron and Elizabeth (Dorsey) Collett, natives of the same State.
The mother died in 1833, and the father, for a second wife, married Chloe Miller.
To the first marriage there were born eight children, and to the second there was one.
In 1835, the father and family moved to Montgomery County, Ohio, and four years later to Wabash County, Ind., where the father died in 1873 and the mother in 1879. The father had served in the war of 1812, and he and family were highly respected.
Our subject was reared on the home farm till twenty-two, when he went to work for himself, by the day, month or job, carefully saving his earnings.
September 17, 1840, he married Miss Catherine Ramsey, who was born in Washington County, Md, February 10, 1819, and to this union were born three children — James, Aaron and Angeline. James, the only one now living, was born in Wabash County, Ind, November 12, 1841, and, December 25, 1865, married Miss Susan Moore, who was born in this county November 16, 1843, and to this couple five children have been born, viz : Lizzie B, Ada C and Lulu, living; and Charley and an infant, deceased.
James Collett enlisted in the fall of 1861 in Company E, Forty-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry; served till the close of the war, and saw much active service ; he now resides on a farm in the township, an honored and respected citizen.
In 1842, our subject settled on Section 18, this township, and engaged in farming and stock-raising till 1865, when he removed just over the county line into Jackson Township, Kosciusko County, where he still resides. At the time of his marriage he had saved enough of his earnings to purchase 160 acres unimproved land, which he has increased to 300 acres, and, besides this, has given his son a good farm.
He is a self-made man, but has been ably assisted by his good wife, who is a woman of ability and good sense. He has always followed farming, with the exception of eight years passed in Collamer in mercantile pursuits.
He is a Republican in politics, and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
Counties of Whitley and Noble, Indiana: Historical and Biographical
Weston Arthur Goodspeed
1882
1860 Cleveland Twp, Whitley Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 29 MD, Temperance 24 IN, Hannah 8 IN & Meadows, Ann 13 IN
1870 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aron 40 MD, Temperance 35 IN, Florance 10 IN, Sarah Alice 9 IN & Elizabeth 2 IN
1880 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 51 MD (both parents b MD), wife Temperance 46 IN (both parents b NC), daughter Elizabeth 13 IN & Plummer, daughter Hannah 21 IN, granddaughter Grace 4 IN, grandson Bert E 2 IN & grandson Elisha IN
1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, head Aaron 70 MD (both parents b MD & married 43 yrs), wife Temperance 65 IN (parents b NC,SC & 4 children, 3 living) & Ellsessor, grandson Johny 13 IN (parents b OH,IN)
1900 1900 Bourbon Twp, Marshall Co,IN - Collett, widowed head Temperance 75 IN (both parents b SC & 4 children, 2 living)
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*** his brother Abraham ...
Abraham Collett was born in Baltimore County, Md, October 3, 1815, the son of Aaron and Elizabeth (Dorsey) Collett, natives of the same State.
The mother died in 1833, and the father, for a second wife, married Chloe Miller.
To the first marriage there were born eight children, and to the second there was one.
In 1835, the father and family moved to Montgomery County, Ohio, and four years later to Wabash County, Ind., where the father died in 1873 and the mother in 1879. The father had served in the war of 1812, and he and family were highly respected.
Our subject was reared on the home farm till twenty-two, when he went to work for himself, by the day, month or job, carefully saving his earnings.
September 17, 1840, he married Miss Catherine Ramsey, who was born in Washington County, Md, February 10, 1819, and to this union were born three children — James, Aaron and Angeline. James, the only one now living, was born in Wabash County, Ind, November 12, 1841, and, December 25, 1865, married Miss Susan Moore, who was born in this county November 16, 1843, and to this couple five children have been born, viz : Lizzie B, Ada C and Lulu, living; and Charley and an infant, deceased.
James Collett enlisted in the fall of 1861 in Company E, Forty-fourth Indiana Volunteer Infantry; served till the close of the war, and saw much active service ; he now resides on a farm in the township, an honored and respected citizen.
In 1842, our subject settled on Section 18, this township, and engaged in farming and stock-raising till 1865, when he removed just over the county line into Jackson Township, Kosciusko County, where he still resides. At the time of his marriage he had saved enough of his earnings to purchase 160 acres unimproved land, which he has increased to 300 acres, and, besides this, has given his son a good farm.
He is a self-made man, but has been ably assisted by his good wife, who is a woman of ability and good sense. He has always followed farming, with the exception of eight years passed in Collamer in mercantile pursuits.
He is a Republican in politics, and he and wife are members of the Christian Church.
Counties of Whitley and Noble, Indiana: Historical and Biographical
Weston Arthur Goodspeed
1882
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