Viola Bolstridge

Notes:

Suspect Birth and Death records mothers Age !!!!!!!!!!!

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1840; Lumberman
• Occupation: 1850; Farmer
• Residence: 1870, Dalton, Aroostook, Maine, USA
• Residence: 1880, Ashland, Aroostook, Maine, USA

Notes:

1840 Us Census No 10 5th Range
Ebenezer Boltrich Head
2 Males under 5 1 Male & 1 Female 20-30
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1850 US Census
Aroostook, Maine Township 11 Route 5 Dwelling 50 (Ashland)
Eben'r Bolstridge36 M Farmer England Property Value $400
Amelia ----"----- 32 F New Brunswick?
Rachel ----"----- 12 F Maine
Wm He ----"----- 10 M "
Albert ----"------- 9 M "
Mary El ----"----- 8 F "
Francis ----"----- 6 F "
Victoria A --"---- 5 F "
Eben'r -----"----- 3 M "
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1860 US Census Ashland (No 11 Range 5) Ancestry.com image 431
Ebenezer Bolstridge 45 Farmer b. England
----"----- Rachael 22 b.ME
----"----- William 21 "
----"----- Albert 19 "
----"----- Ellen 17 "
----"----- Frances 16 "
----"----- Victoria 14 "
----"----- Ebenezer 13 "
----"----- Frederick 10 "
----"----- Rufus 8 "
----"----- Celiste 6 "
----"----- Angus 4 "
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1870 US census Dalton, Aroostook; ME; USA
Bolstridge Eben 54 Farmer b. England both parents foreign Real estate $300 personal $100
----"----- Sarah M 40 Keeping House b. Massachusetts
all rest b. ME
----"----- Albert 28 farmer Real estate $200
----"----- Frances 26
----"----- Rufus 17
----"----- Celeste 15
----"----- Angus 13
----"----- Arthur 10
----"----- Leslie 4

Frederick 19 was on Neighbours farm Israel West
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1880 US Census
Census Place:Ashland, Aroostook, Maine
Source:FHL Film 1254476 National Archives Film T9-0476 Page 286B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Eben BOLSTRIDGE Self M M W 67ENGLAND
Occ:Farmer Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND
Sarah O BOLSTRIDGE Wife F M W 58 MAINE
Occ:Keeping House Fa: MAINE Mo: ME
Leslie BOLSTRIDGE Son M S W 14 MAINE
Occ:At Home Fa: ENGLAND Mo: MAINE
A. C SUTHERLAND Other M S W 21 MAINE
Occ:Laborer Fa: CANADA Mo: MAINE
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Ebenezer married Sarah O Martin about 1865. Sarah was born in 1822 in Maine, USA; died on 20 Mar 1889 in Ashland, Aroostook, Maine, USA; was buried in Mar 1889 in Ashland Municipal Cemetery, Aroostook, Maine, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Birth: 1822, Massachusetts, USA

Notes:

Birth:
More likely to be Maine discrepancy between 1870 and 1880 Cenus data

Other Events and Attributes:

• Death: 1822, Saint Johns, New Brunswick, Canada

Notes:

Transcript of New England families, genealogical and memorial (Vol 1 Part 1 Page 191 (Bolstridge Line)

The Bolstridge Line

(I) James Bolstridgc was born in Bristol, England, died at St. John, New Brunswick, about 1822. He came to this country about 1819, settling at St. John. He married a Miss Smith.
Children, order of birth not given:

i. Fred, died in Limestone; married Catherine McDougall, of Fort Fairfield, Maine.

2. Jane, died at Maysville, Maine; married William Fields, a farmer of Maysville.

3. Ebenezer,mentioned below.

4. James, died young.

5. William, died young.

6. Joseph.

(II) Ebenezer Bolstridge, son of James Bolstridge, was born in Bristol, England, in 1815, died at Ashland in 1S9S. He was four years old when his parents came to this country, and he settled in Ashland when he came of age, residing there the remainder of his life. He was a lumberman. In politics he was a Democrat, and he was a member of the Church of England. He married Amelia Bradley, born at Long Reach, near Tobique, New Brunswick, in 1S17, died at Ashland in 1855, daughter of Henry Bradley, born in New Brunswick about 1792, died there about 1848. Henry Bradley was a farmer ; he married Abigail Freeman; children; Henry; Angus; Sarah, married Jacob Sailor ; Mary ; Amelia, married Ebenezer Bolstridge. mentioned above ; Dorcas, died young. Children of Ebenezer and Amelia ( Bradley ) Bolstridge, born in Aroostook county, Maine:
i. Martha Jane, born September 12, 1836, died young.

2. Rachel Ann, borna pril 5, 1838; married George Bolstridge, who served three years in civil war and Iived at Fort Fairfield. 3. William Henry, born August 5, 1S39, died in Minnesota; married Mary Bean, of Minnesota.

4. Albert, born February 18, 1841 ; married (first) Martha Bragdon, (second) Minnie Bragdon.

5. Eleanor M, born October 31, 1S42; married Charles Matheson, of Masardi, Maine, an innkeeper and farmer ; she died in Montana.

6. Frances K., married Nathan Winslow (see Winslow VIII).

7. Victoria A., born September 12. 1845; married Israel West. 8. Ebenezer, born April II, 1847; married Lucinda Metcalf. of Masardis; he is a farmer at Ashlane Maine.

9. Amelia, born September 12, 1S48, died young.

10.Fred C, born October 22, 1850; married Ida Bragdon: he is a farmer at Portage Lake Maine

11. Rufus L born Oct 19, 1852; was a storekeeper in .Minneapolis,died in 191l, in Masardis. unmarried.

12. Celestia, born September 18, 1S54; married Roscoe Noyes, uf Crystal, Maine,Where they live.

13. .Angus, born March 26, 1856, died aged twenty years.

James married Amelia Smith. Amelia was born about 1785. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• NB: Some of the original Maine settlers arriving from New Brunswick c. 1840

Notes:

A rumor about how Buffalo got its name is that the Bragdons and Bolstridges, of the community?s original settlers, came from Buffalo, NY. No geneology buff of those families has been able to establish that as a fact. Two brothers from the original Bolstridge family that migrated from Bristol, England, to Saint John's, New Brunswick, in about 1820, eventually moved over into Ashland and Masardis in the 1840s. The son Albert of one of those brothers moved into the north end of Portage in 1878 and married into the Bragdon family who already lived there.
Source http://www.connectmaine.com/portage/history.html