Walter Henry Dalton, Sr.

  General Notes:

1900 US census states Walter born in New Jersey, father in England, mother in New Hampshire.

1910 U S census states Walter born in New Jersey, father in England, mother in Connecticut.

  In his life:

• He was a member of St. Michael's Episcopal Church in New York City, New York, New York. ⁸

• In 1860 he lived in New York City, New York, New York. ⁹

• Walter was counted in the 1860 US census for New York City, New York, New York. ⁹ Fifth district, 21st ward, page 285.

• He was counted in the 1870 US census for Brooklyn Borough, Kings, New York. ¹⁰ 13th ward, page 122

• In 1870 he lived in Brooklyn Borough, Kings, New York. ¹⁰

• Walter worked, in 1880, as a clerk in a manufactory in New York City, New York, New York. ⁵

• He was counted in the 1880 US census for New York City, New York, New York. ⁵ ED 437, SD 1, Page 10B.

• In 1880 Walter lived at 333 East 17th Street in New York City, New York, New York. ⁵

• He worked, from 1888 to 1889, as a lacemaker in Brooklyn Borough, Kings, New York. ¹¹ On Jamaica Avenue.

• From 1890 to 1891 Walter lived at 98 Franklin in Norwich, New London, Connecticut. ^{12 13 14}

• He worked, from 1890 to 1891, as a lacemaker in Norwich, New London, Connecticut. ^{15 16}

• In 1892 he lived in New York, New York, New York. ¹⁷

• He was mentioned in the New York Times, 7 October 1895. ¹⁸ Part 2, Page 9:

"Several persons who saw the whole affair had followed and entered the station house. Among them were William Calhoun of 75 West One Hundredth Street, and Walter Dalton of One Hundred and First Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Both say that McKenna was very drunk and abused Flannagan."

101st Street and Amsterdam Ave. is about halfway between where Walter lived in 1900 (99th St) and 1910 (101st St).

• In 1900 Walter lived at 73 West 99th Street in Manhattan, New York, New York. ¹ This address appears to be an apartment building.

• He worked, in 1900, as a manufacturer of lace gowns in Manhattan, New York, New York. ¹ Text appears to be "mgr. lace gowns" but the last word is indistinct.

• Walter was counted in the 1900 US census for Manhattan, New York, New York. ¹ ED 537, SD 1, Sheet 9A.

• He was counted in the 1910 US census for Manhattan, New York, New York. ² Supervisor's Dist. 1, Enumeration Dist. 602, Sheet 17B.

• In 1910 Walter lived at 120 West 101st Street in Manhattan, New York, New York. ²

• He worked, in 1910, as a clerk at a customs house in Manhattan, New York, New York. ^{2 7} "Worked in office in City Hall, N.Y. -- Port Authority" -- Helen Dalton Babbitt (see citation).

Walter married Mary Helen Albert about 1880.^{1 2} (Mary Helen Albert was born in July 1863 in Lancashire, England ^{1 2 7} and was buried in Cypress Hill Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings, New York ⁷.)