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Joseph Dalton (1856-) |
Joseph Dalton 2
In his life: • In 1861 Joseph lived at King Street in Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 5 • He was counted in the 1861 England census for Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 5 R.G.9/2449, Page 22. • In 1871 Joseph lived at Knights Row in Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 6 • He worked, in 1871, as a bobbin winder in Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 6 • Joseph was counted in the 1871 England census for Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 6 R.G.10/3502, Page 22. • In 1881 he lived at 9 Bovill St. in Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 7 • Joseph worked, in 1881, as a lace maker in Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 7 • He was counted in the 1881 England census for Radford, Nottinghamshire, England. 7 R.G.11/3343, Page 20. • He immigrated from England on 15 December 1890. 8 9 10 Leaving Liverpool on 1 December 1890, arriving at New York. • In 1900 he lived in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1 • Joseph worked, in 1900, as a lace maker in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1 • He was counted in the 1900 US census for Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 1 ED 837, SD 1, Sheet 3A, ward 33. • In 1910 Joseph lived at 403 Cambria Street in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 8 • He worked, in 1910, as a manager(?) of a lace company in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 8 • Joseph was counted in the 1910 US census for Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 8 ED 786, SD 1, Sheet 14A, ward 33. • In 1913 he lived at 403 E. Cambria in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 11 • Joseph worked, in 1913, as a weaver in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 11 • He was described as 5 feet 7 inches tall with light complexion, brown eyes and grey hair in 1913 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 11 • He was naturalized a US citizen on 29 June 1914 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 4 United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania. • In 1920 he lived at 403 Cambria Street in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 12 • Joseph worked, in 1920, as a keeper of a notions store in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 12 • He was counted in the 1920 US census for Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 12 ED 1121, SD 1, Sheet 8A, ward 33. • Joseph worked, in 1921, as a storekeeper in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 4 • He was described as 5 ft, 7½ inches tall, with brown eyes and grey hair in 1921 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 4 Forehead: high; Nose: straight; Mouth: regular (mustached); Chin: round; Complexion: fair; Face: full. • In 1921 he lived at 403 E. Cambria St. in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 4 • In 1930 Joseph lived at 150 Oak Street in Patchoque, Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York. 13 • He was counted in the 1930 US census for Patchoque, Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York. 13 ED 52-22, SD 36, Sheet 1B. Joseph married Louisa <Dalton> about 1876.1 (Louisa <Dalton> was born in September 1858 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England 1 7 11.) |
1 U.S. Census -- 1900.
2 "FreeBMD" (The Trustees of FreeBMD), Registered June 1856.
3 United States Department of Commerce and Labor, Naturalization Service, Petition for Naturalization: Joseph Dalton (District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania). Rec. Date: 1 October 1913, This document gives the complete "Mansfield Woodhouse" address, though it's spelled Woodis here.
4 United States Department of State, "Passport Application -- Joseph Dalton." Rec. Date: 5 March 1921.
5 England Census -- 1861, R.G.9/2449, Page 22.
6 England Census -- 1871, R.G.10/3502, Page 22.
7 England Census -- 1881, R.G.11/3343, Page 20.
8 U.S. Census -- 1910.
9 United States Department of State, "Passport Application -- Joseph Dalton." Rec. Date: 5 March 1921, This document gives his arrival date as 25 December 1890 ("on or about").
10 United States Department of Commerce and Labor, Naturalization Service, Petition for Naturalization: Joseph Dalton (District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania). Rec. Date: 1 October 1913, This record says he arrived on 15 December 1890.
11 United States Department of Commerce and Labor, Naturalization Service, Petition for Naturalization: Joseph Dalton (District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania). Rec. Date: 1 October 1913.
12 U.S. Census -- 1920.
13 U.S Census -- 1930.
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