First child of John Smith Eiteman and "Clarra" Drum Eiteman.
Listed in the federal census records of 1870 for Whiteside County, Illinois. Ada's name does not appear ten years later in the 1880 federal census, although her father and mother, as well as a younger brother, Wilford Lee Eiteman, are in that census.
Either Ada died as a child before the age of ten or she went with her mother after the divorce of John Smith Eiteman and Clara Drum
Listed in the federal census records of 1870 for Whiteside County, Illinois. Ada's name does not appear ten years later in the 1880 federal census, although her father and mother, as well as a younger brother, Wilford Lee Eiteman, are in that census.
Either Ada died as a child before the age of ten or she went with her mother after the divorce of John Smith Eiteman and Clara Drum
First child of John Smith Eiteman and "Clarra" Drum Eiteman.
Listed in the federal census records of 1870 for Whiteside County, Illinois. Ada's name does not appear ten years later in the 1880 federal census, although her father and mother, as well as a younger brother, Wilford Lee Eiteman, are in that census.
Either Ada died as a child before the age of ten or she went with her mother after the divorce of John Smith Eiteman and Clara Drum
Listed in the federal census records of 1870 for Whiteside County, Illinois. Ada's name does not appear ten years later in the 1880 federal census, although her father and mother, as well as a younger brother, Wilford Lee Eiteman, are in that census.
Either Ada died as a child before the age of ten or she went with her mother after the divorce of John Smith Eiteman and Clara Drum
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