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Note N13 Index

Isaac appears in the 1860, Ohio, Darke County, Harrison Township Census, New Madison post office, page 40, enumerated on June 14th. His age is listed as 19 years, his profession is listed as teacher, his birth place is listed as Indiana. Edmund Lockett (Isaac's brother) also appears on this same page of the Census. Lockett is spelled with one T (Locket)

Isaac enlisted in the 94th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry as a private either July 27 or August 5, 1862. He was promoted to a full Hospital Steward on October 20, 1863 and honorably discharged June 5, 1865 with his unit in Washington D.C.

Isaac appears in the 1870, Ohio, Darke county, Harrison Township Census, New Madison post office. page 50-51, enumerated on June 16th. His age is listed as 29 years, his profession is listed as School Teacher, his birth place is listed as Indiana. He is listed as head of household with his Wife Maggie, age 29 years, birth listed as Ohio, Son Albert age 8 years, birth listed as Ohio, Daughter Lola age 7, birth listed as Ohio and Daughter Genevia age 3, birth listed as Ohio.

Isaac appears in the 1880, Ohio, Darke county, new Madison, Harrison Township Census. page 40, enumerated on June 8th. His age is listed as 39 years, his profession is listed as Teacher, his birth place is listed as Indiana. He is listed as head of household with his Wife Maggie, age 39 years, birth listed as Ohio, Daughter Lola age 17, birth listed as Ohio and Daughter Genevia age 13, birth listed as Ohio.

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Note N14 Index

"When one son died in infancy it was often the practice to name the next child, should it be a son, after the one just deceased."

Note from Rachel Annette (Ross) Shelton.

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Note N15 Index

"The fourth generation moved to New York from Connecticut shortly after the Revolution. Confusion incidental to such long journeys possibly caused loss of family records, which are not possible to replace today. Thus the lack of knowledge of the second wife."

Note from Rachel Annette (Ross) Shelton.

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Note N16 Index

"When one son died in infancy it was often the practice to name the next child, should it be a son, after the one just deceased."

Note from Rachel Annette (Ross) Shelton.

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Note N149 Index

Married by Alvin P. Morris J.P.

From: A History of the Absalom and Julia Shrader Family

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Note N150 Index

Married by Justice of the Peace James H. Morrical.

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Note N151 Index

Married by Reverend D.O. Fulton. They resided in Roll, IN. Source: A Partial History of the Shrader Family Tree

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Note N17 Index

Settled in Battle Creek, MI.

Note from Rachel Annette (Ross) Shelton.

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Note N152 Index

Married by: Lemuel Johnson, J.P. (A History of the Absalom and Julia Shrader Family)

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Note N18 Index

Moved West about 1837-all traces of him are lost.

Note from Rachel Annette (Ross) Shelton.

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Note N153 Index

According to a G-Granddaughtet in-law of Elizabeth Lockett, "Lizzie" Lockett already had Annabell (she was around the age of 3 years) when she married Henry Miller. Annabell referred to Henry as her stapfather....really doubtful if he legally adopted her back then).

Her real father was Calvin Cyrus who married Lizzie's cousin, Mary Ann Boxell: daughter of Rachel (Nelson) and William Boxell). Annabell Lockett, daughter of ELizabeth Lockett and Calvin Cyrus was born January 27, 1885 and Thomas Cyrus, son of Mary Ann Boxell and Calvin Cyrus, was born on October 5, 1885. Mary Ann Boxell's mother, Rachel (Nelson) Boxell and Lizzie's mother, Mary Elizabeth (Nelson) Lockett were sisters. Calvin and Elizabeth were never married.