James A. AMORY & Mary C. __?_

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James S. AMORY
Mary C. __?__

Husband: James S. AMORY
Birth: 1808/9, MA
Occupation: Treasurer of corporation

Marriage:

Wife: Mary C. __?__
Birth: 1816/7, MA
Occupation: homemaker

Children — born in MA, probably in Brookline, Norfolk Co., MA:

1. James A. AMORY, b. 1839/40
2. Arthur AMORY, b. 1840/1
3. Robert AMORY, b. 1842/3
4. Frederick AMORY, b. 1844/5
5. Harold AMORY, b. 1846/7
6. Mary C. AMORY, b. 1847/8

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Source:

1. 1850 Census Index/Microfilm (online at GenealogyLibrary.com): Town of Brookline, Norfolk Co., MA, p. 86B, 287/347 (293/352), enumerated 19 Sep 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen — there was a second set of household/family numbers penciled in under the original numbers):

James S. Amory 41 M Treasurer Corporation 50,000 Mass

Mary C.    " 33 F "

James A.   " 10 M "

Arthur     " 9 M "

Robert     " 7 M "

Frederick " 5 M "

Harold     " 3 M "

Mary C.    " 2 F "

Catherine A. Wilder 35 F "

Susan E.       " 21 F "

Jonathan D. Sias 26 M Coachman N.H.

Patrick Downy 23 M Laborer Ireland

Mary A. Caldine 28 F "

Henry Shultz 26 M Gardner Germany

Sophia King 18 F Maine

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