Julia E. (White) Richmond (1848-1913) is #11 on my Ancestor Name List, and is my great-grandmother. She married #10, Thomas Richmond (1848-1917). I am descended through:
* their daughter, #5 Alma Bessie Richmond (1882-1962) married #4 Frederick Walton Seaver (1876-1942)
* their son, #2 Frederick Walton Seaver (1911-1983) married Betty Virginia Carringer (1919-2002)
* me, #1 Randall J. Seaver (1943-....)
To create this post, I made an Individual Summary report in RootsMagic 6, then saved it into an RTF file. I then copied and pasted the Person, the Individual Fact List, the Marriages/Children, the General Notes, and the Source Citations into this blog post. Unfortunately, the source citations superscripts did not survive this process as superscripts, so I put them in brackets in the Individual Facts list below, and without brackets in the Source Citation list. I have images of many of these records, but have not included them in this blog post due to the length of the post. Many of them have been transcribed or shown in Amanuensis Monday and Treasure Chest Thursday posts.
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1) PERSON (with source citations as indicated in brackets):
* Name: Julia E. "Juliette" White [1]
* Sex: Female
* Father: Henry Arnold White (1824-1885)
* Mother: Amy Frances Oatley (1826-1864)
* Alt. Name: Juliette White [3, 11-12]
* Alt. Name: Julia Richmond [4–5]
* Alt. Name: Juliette Richmond [2, 6–7, 10]
2) INDIVIDUAL FACTS (with source citations as indicated in brackets):
* Birth: 8 September 1848, Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States [2]
* Census: 1 June 1850 (age 1), Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States [1]
* Census: 1 June 1860 (age 11), Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States [3]
* Census: 1 June 1870 (age 21), Stonington, New London, Connecticut, United States [4]
* Census: 1 June 1880 (age 31), Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States [5]
* Census: 1 April 1900 (age 51), 42 Summer Street, Leominster, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States [6]
* Census: 1 April 1910 (age 61), Killingly, Windham, Connecticut, United States [7]
* Death: 4 October 1913 (age 65), of cancer of the breast; Putnam, Windham, Connecticut, United States [2]
* Burial: after 4 October 1913 (after age 65), Grove Street Cemetery, Putnam, Windham, Connecticut, United States [8-9]
* Obituary: after 4 October 1913 (after age 65), Putnam, Windham, Connecticut, United States [10]
3) MARRIAGES/CHILDREN:
* Spouse 1: Thomas Richmond (1848-1917)
* Marriage 1: 20 June 1868 (age 19), Elmville, Windham, Connecticut, United States [11–12]
* Child 1: Anne Frances "Annie" Richmond (1869-1939)
* Child 2: Frederic J. Richmond (1870-1875)
* Child 3: Everett Glens Richmond (1875-1917)
* Child 4: Grace L. Richmond (1876-1963)
* Child 5: Emily White Richmond (1879-1966)
* Child 6: Charles Percival Richmond (1880-1910)
* Child 7: Alma Bessie Richmond (1882-1962)
* Child 8: Edwin Thomas Richmond (1883-1935)
* Child 9: James Henry Richmond (1886-1913)
Julia E. White was born on 8 September 1848 in Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut, to Henry Arnold and Amy (Oatley) White [2].
Julia was often called "Juliet" or "Juliette" in official records and by family members and friends.
In the 1850 U.S. Census, this family resided in Killingly township, Windham County, Connecticut. The family included [1]:
* Henry White -- age 26, male, a weaver, born Glocester RI
* Amy White -- age 24, female, born S. Kingston RI
* Ellen F. White -- age 5, female, born Killingly CT, attended school
* Julia E. White -- age 3, female, born Killingly CT
* Emily E. White -- age 1, female, born Killingly CT.
In the 1860 U.S. Census, the Henry A. White family resided in Killingly township, Windham County, Connecticut. The household included [3]:
* Henry A. White -- age 35, male, manufacturer, $1000 in real property, born CT
* Amy F. White -- age 33, female, born CT
* Ellen F. White -- age 15, female, born CT
* Juliette White --age 13, female, born CT
* Emily A. White -- age 12, female, born CT
* Henry J. White -- age 7, male, born CT, attended school
* Fred J. White -- age 1 month, born CT
Thomas Richmond (age 21, born England, resides Killngly CT) married Juliette White (age 20, born Killingly, resides Killingly) in Killingly, Connecticut on 20 June 1868 by Minister Austin Robbins [11-12].
In the 1870 U.S. Census, the Thomas Richmond family resided in the Second Ward of Stonington, New London County, Connecticut. The household included [4]:
* Thomas Richmond -- age 23, male, works in woolen mill, born England
* Julia Richmond -- age 21, female, keeping house, born CT
* Anna Richmond -- age 1, at home, born CT
In the 1880 U.S. Census, the Thomas Richmond family resided in Killingly town, Windham County, Connecticut. The family included [5]:
* Thomas Richmond -- white, male, age 31, married, overseer in a woolen mill, born England, father and mother born in England),
* Julia Richmond -- white, female, age 33, wife, married, keeping house, born CT, father born CT, mother born RI
* Annie Richmond -- white, female, age 10, daughter, single, attended school, born RI, father born England, mother born CT
* Everett Richmond -- white, male, age 4, son, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT
* Grace Richmond -- white, female, age 3, daughter, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT
* Emily Richmond -- white, female, age 1, daughter, single, born CT, born CT, father born England, mother born CT
In the 1900 U.S. Census, the Thomas Richmond family resided at 42 Summer Street in Leominster, Worcester County, Massachusetts. The family included [6]:
* Thomas Richmond -- head, white, male, born Jun 1848, age 51, married, for 31 years, born England, parents born England, immigrated in 1856, a resident of the US for 44 years, a naturalized citizen, an overseer of a woolen mill, rents a house
* Juliette Richmond -- wife, white, female, born Sep 1848, age 51, married, for 31 years, 9 children born, 1 living (obviously an error), born CT, parents born RI
* Grace Richmond -- daughter, white, female, born Aug 1876, age 23, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT, a shirt maker
* Emily W. Richmond -- daughter, white, female, born Jan 1879, age 21, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT
* Charles E. Richmond -- son, white, male, born May 1880, age 20, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT, a painter
* Alma B. Richmond -- daughter, white, female, born Feb 1882, age 18, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT, housework
* Edwin T. Richmond -- son, white, male, born Dec 1883, age 16, single, born CT, father born England, mother born CT, a laundryman
* James H. Richmond -- son, white, male, born Nov 1886, age 13, born CT, father born England, mother born CT, at school
In the 1910 U.S. Census, the family resided in Killingly, Windham County, Connecticut. The family included [7]:
* Thomas Richmond -- head of household, male, white, age 61, first marriage, married 41 years, born England, parents born England, immigrated in 1856, naturalized, a carder, in a woolen mill, out of work for 26 weeks
* Juliette Richmond -- wife, female, white, age 62, first marriage, married 41 years, born CT, parents born RI
Julia (White) Richmond died 4 October 1913 in Putnam, Connecticut. Her death certificate includes this information [2]:
State of Connecticut Bureau of Vital Statistics
Medical Certificate of Death
1. Full name of deceased: Julliet Richmond
2. Primary cause of death: Cancer of Breast 3. Duration:
4. Secondary or contributory: 5. Duration:
Remarks: [none]
I hereby Certify that I attended the deceased in h er last illness, and that the cause of death was as above stated.
................................ Signature F. Allowell
Dated Oct 2 19 13 ... Address Putnam
Undertaker's Certificate Personal and Statistical
1. Full name of deceased: Julliet Richmond
2. Place of Death: Putnam Conn. No. 6 Church Street Ward
3. Number of families in house: Two
4. Residence at time of death: Putnam Conn.
5. Occupation: Housekeeper
6. Condition (state whether single, married, divorced or widowed)
7. If wife, or widow, give name of husband: Thomas Richmond
8. Date of death -- year: 1913, month: Oct day: 1
9. Date of birth -- year: 1848, month: Sept , day: 8
10. Age: 65 years, months, 22 days
11. Sex: Female
12. Color: White
13. Birthplace -- Town: East Killingly __ State or Country: Conn.
14. Father's name in full: Henry White
15. Father's birthplace: Town: Don't Know _ State or Country:
16. Mother's Maiden Name: Amy Oatley
17. Mother's birthplace -- Town: Don't Know _ State or Country:
18. Place of burial: Putnam Ct Cemetery: Grove St.
19. Name of informant: Thos Richmond Address: Putnam
20. Was body embalmed: yes . If so name of embalmer: J.E. Rich License No. 420
Signature of Undertaker: L. E. Smith Address: Putnam Ct.
An obituary (undated newspaper clipping, probably about 9 October 1913), was published in the Putnam, Connecticut area [10]:
"Mrs. Juliett (White) Richmond died Wednesday morning at her home No. 6 Church Street, Putnam, aged 66 years after an illness of more than a year.
"She was born here and was daughter of Henry A. and Amy (Oatley) White. Her early years were spent here. In 1868 she married to Thomas Richmond, since which time they have resided in Elmville, Putnam and other places. For the past three years, Mr. Richmond has been an overseer in the Putnam Woolen company's mill.
"Mrs. Richmond is survived by her husband, three sons and four daughters: Everett of Putnam, Mrs. Annie Pickford and James Richmond of Clinton, Mass., Mrs. Grace Shaw, Edward Richmond, and Mrs. Bessie Seaver of Leominster, Mass., and Mrs. Emily Taylor of San Diego, Cal. There are also nearly twenty grandchildren. Henry White of Danielson is a brother of the deceased and Mrs. William Buck of Oxford, Mass. and Mrs. Emily Bastow of this place are surviving sisters.
"Mrs. Richmond had always retained many old acquaintances and friends here, by whom she was highly esteemed, and who will greatly miss her occasional visits, which served to keep alive the ties of former years.
"The funeral was in Putnam Saturday and was attended by relatives from this place."
Another newspaper clipping reads:
"The Women's Auxiliary (of St. Philip's Episcopal Church in Putnam CT) will meet with Mrs. George L. Padgett, 87 Fremont street, Thursday afternoon, April 16.
"On Easter morning was used for the first time the lecture Bible, given in memory of Juliett (White) Richmond, late wife of Thomas Richmond, Lay Chairman of the Executive Committee. The book is according to the American Revised Version, the most accurate translation ever made into any language, and recently authorized for use in the Church. It is bound in full leather, purple in color, with the inscription in gilt on the front cover. Mrs. Richmond was a faithful communicant of St. Philip's, constant in attendance at services, and active in the work of the church."
The Richmond gravestone inscription in Grove Street Cemetery in Putnam, Connecticut says [8-9]:
THOMAS RICHMOND
1848-1917
HIS WIFE
JULIET RICHMOND
1848-1913
THEIR SON
FREDERIC J.
1870-1875
5) SOURCES:
1. 1850 United States Federal Census, Windham County, Connecticut, population schedule, Killingly town; Page 360, dwelling #582, family #635, Henry White household, online database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives Microfilm Publication M432, Roll 51.
2. Putnam, Connecticut, Certificate of Death, Julliet Richmond, 1 October 1913; Registrar of Vital Statistics, Putnam, Ct. (certificate not dated).
3. 1860 United States Federal Census, Population Schedule, Windham County, Connecticut, Killingly town, page 588, dwelling #851, family #925, Henry White household; online database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives Microfilm Publication M653, Roll 92.
4. 1870 United States Federal Census, Population Schedule, New London County, Connecticut, Stonington 2nd Ward: page 775, dwelling #272, family #386, Thomas Richmond household; online database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives Microfilm Publication M593, Roll 114.
5. 1880 United States Federal Census, Population Schedule, Windham County, Connecticut, Killingly: Page 379A, dwelling #26, family #42, Thomas Richmond household; online database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives Microfilm Publication T9, Roll 110.
6. 1900 United States Federal Census, Population Schedule, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Leominster; ED 1644, Sheet 4B, dwelling #63, family #88, Thomas Richmond household; online database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com), citing National Archives Microfilm Publication T623, Roll 692.
7. 1910 United States Federal Census, Population Schedule, Windham County, Connecticut, Killingly; ED 514, Sheet 16B, Dwelling #335, family #392, Thomas Richmond household; online database, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com); citing National Archives Microfilm Publication T624, Roll 143.
8. Grove Street Cemetery (Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut, United States), Juliet White Richmond; collected by Randall J. Seaver, September 1990.
9. Grove Street Cemetery, "Grove Street Cemetery (Putnam, Conn.)," online database, Windham County, Connecticut CTGenWeb Project, Cemetery Inscriptions, (http://www.ctgenweb.org/county/cowindham/records/cemetery/putnam/putnamgrovestreetcem.htm), Juliet White Richmond entry.
10. "Obituary," undated clipping, about 6 October 1913, from unidentified newspaper; Geraldine Seaver Remley Papers; privately held by nephew, Randall J. Seaver, [address for private use], Chula Vista CA 91911.
11. Killingly, Connecticut, "Killingly Births, Marriages and Deaths" (Register at Killingly Town Hall, Danielson, Connecticut), Volume 2, page 358, Thomas Richmond and Julia White marriage entry.
12. Connecticut. Windham County. Killingly. Town Registrar's Office. Birth Registrations, Certificate of Marriage, Thomas Richmond and Juliette White, 20 June 1867 (sic); Registrar of Vital Statistics, Killingly, Ct. (certificate dated 24 January 1992).
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