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TOWN OF LOWELL 1860 CENSUS (Part III)

The post office listed for the following entries in the population census was Reeseville and Lowell.

Dwelling No. 317/Family No. 368

Philip Holzkamper was a shoemaker with $50 in real estate and $50 in personal property.  In the census entry his last name is spelled "Pautschamper".

Dwelling No. 372/Family No. 369

Peter Kaulbach was a cooper with $50 in real estate and $60 in personal property.  In the census entry his last name is spelled "Kolberg".

Dwelling No. 373/Family No. 370

Charles Paddleford was a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $600 in personal property.  Margaret Paddleford listed her occupation as "domestic".

Dwelling No. 344/Family No. 371

John Hamm was a tailor with $120 in real estate and $130 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 375/Family No. 372

Andrew Cary was a farmer with $260 in real estate and $200 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 376/Family No. 373

James Knapp was a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $1000 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 376/Family No. 373

Philander Briggs was a farmer with no real estate and $200 in personal property.  M.J. Gillett listed her occupation as "domestic".  This family was a part of the dwelling in which James Knapp lived--see previous entry.

Dwelling No. 377/Family No. 374

J.W. Lahm was a farmer with $2000 in real estate and $300 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 378/Family No. 375

William Runkel was a farmer with $200 in real estate and $300 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 379/Family No. 376

Harvey Pitts was a farmer with $400 in real estate and $30 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 380/Family No. 377

J.C. Whipper was a farmer with $1500 in real property and $300 in personal property.  Sophia Whipper listed her occupation as "domestic".

Dwelling No. 381/Family No. 378

John Ruedig was a farmer with $1500 in real estate and $400 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 382/Family No. 379

William Etscheid was a wagonmaker with no real estate and $100 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 383/Family No. 380

William Ruedig was a cooper with $200 in real estate and $50 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 384/Family No. 381

John Connolly was a farmer with $2000 in real property and $300 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 385/Family No. 382

James Kaveny was a day laborer with no real estate and $30 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 386/Family No. 383

John Doyle was a day laborer with no values given for real or personal property.

Dwelling No. 387/Family No. 384

Michael Cotter was a farmer with no values given for real property and personal property.

Dwelling No. 387/Family No. 385

Godfrey Babcock was a farmer with $3000 in real property and $200 in personal property.  NOTE:  His family shared the same dwelling as Michael Cotter above.

Dwelling No. 388/Family No. 386

Paul Krill was a farmer with $80 in real estate and $50 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 389/Family No. 387

John Krill was a farmer with $320 in real estate and $50 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 390/Family No. 388

Michael Garick was a farmer with $200 in real property and $50 in personal property.  John Eisner was a farmer with $200 in real property and $120 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 392/Family No. 390

William Sutton was a farmer with $1000 in real estate and $200 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 393/Family No. 391

Moritz Klinger was a farmer with $500 in real estate and $250 in personal property.  He was from Alsace.

Dwelling No. 394/Family No. 392

Thomas Newman was a farmer with $1500 in real estate and $300 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 395/Family No. 393

Engel Ruedig was a day laborer with $120 in real estate and $75 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 396/Family No. 394

Philip Runkel was a farmer with $500 in real estate and $200 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 397/Family No. 395

George Runkel was a farmer with $500 in real estate and $300 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 398/Family No. 396

Martin Shellman was a farmer with no real estate and $150 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 399/Family No. 397

Philip Ruedig was a farmer with $500 in real estate and $150 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 400/Family No. 398

Fred Sander was a farmer with $3000 in real estate and $600 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 401/Family No. 399

George Krill was a farmer with $500 in real estate and $100 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 402/Family No. 400

William Gillson (a/k/a Jillson) was a farmer with no real estate and $150 in personal property.  John Gillson (a/k/a Jillson) was a farmer with no real estate and $100 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 403 is listed as "unoccupied".

Dwelling No. 404/Family No. 401

John M. Cooper was a farmer with $5000 in real estate and $800 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 405/Family No. 402

John Polifka was a carpenter with $300 in real estate and $120 in personal property.  John Polifka jr. listed his occupation as "laborer".  Elizabeth Polifka listed her occupation as "domestic".

Dwelling Nos. 406, 407 and 408 are unoccupied.

Dwelling No. 409/Family No. 403

Philip Etscheid was a grocer with $500 in real estate and $300 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 10/Family No. 404

 Ed Tennien was a blacksmith with $300 in real estate and $200 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 411/Family No. 405

Michael Laden a/k/a Michael Layton was a laborer with $200 in real estate and $100 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 412/Family No. 406

Jeremiah Burgess was a farmer with $600 in real estate and $400 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 413/Family No. 407

Samuel Reese listed his occupation as "gentleman".  He had $1000 in real estate and $400 in personal property.

Dwelling No. 414/Family No. 408

Ellis Hilliker was a farmer with $2000 in real estate and $500 in personal property.  Jane Bush listed her occupation as schoolteacher.

Dwelling No. 415/Family No. 409

William H. Reese was a carpenter with $400 in real estate and no valuation given for personal property.