Hostler. Charles married a second wife. She was widow Nellie E. (Smith) Baker and they wed on June 25, 1903 at Westminster, Massachusetts. On his marriage record he stated he was 52 and his bride was 40 but in the 1910 census, seven years later, he was 62 and Nellie was 42. That age gap went from 12 years to 20. The Hills were enumerated at their 22 Lincoln Street home. Nellie had given birth to two daughters named Helen and Catherine who were five and two respectively. Also her daughter Mildred Baker, 11, and Charles' daughter Marion, 17, completed the household. Mr. Hill was renting out a floor to Charles and Elizabeth Barnard at the time as well.
The location of his death was 30 Lincoln Street.
The location of his death was 30 Lincoln Street.
Hostler. Charles married a second wife. She was widow Nellie E. (Smith) Baker and they wed on June 25, 1903 at Westminster, Massachusetts. On his marriage record he stated he was 52 and his bride was 40 but in the 1910 census, seven years later, he was 62 and Nellie was 42. That age gap went from 12 years to 20. The Hills were enumerated at their 22 Lincoln Street home. Nellie had given birth to two daughters named Helen and Catherine who were five and two respectively. Also her daughter Mildred Baker, 11, and Charles' daughter Marion, 17, completed the household. Mr. Hill was renting out a floor to Charles and Elizabeth Barnard at the time as well.
The location of his death was 30 Lincoln Street.
The location of his death was 30 Lincoln Street.
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