Reba C. Slade1

(3 July 1902 - )
     Reba C. Slade was born on July 3, 1902 in Whatcom County, Washington.1,2 She was the daughter of Harvey S. Slade and Allene Ogle.1
     Reba married first Mr. Lindsay.3
     Reba married second Estel McGhee.4

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1910North Lynden Pct, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade1
1920Lynden Pct, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade5
1930Lynden, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade3
1940at 510 Fifth Avenue WestEstel McGhee4

Child of Reba C. Slade and Mr. Lindsay

  • Iris A. Lindsay 3

Citations

  1. [S1705] 1910 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 359, sh 5-B, lines 58-64, dwl 113, fam 123.
  2. [S2286] Washington, King County Delayed Births, 1941-1942, Ancestry.com, Reba Slade, b July 3, 1902, Lynden, Watcom Co, Washington.
  3. [S1710] 1930 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington.
  4. [S1772] 1940 US Census of King County, Washington, ED 40-190, sh 8-A, lines 36-38, fam 267.
  5. [S1707] 1920 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 258, sh 8-B, lines 69-74, dwl 160, fam 165.

Harvey S. Slade1

(circa 1860 - 1940)
     Harvey S. Slade was born circa 1860 in Port Huron, Michigan.2,3 He was the son of William Slade and Elizabeth Dezelia.2
     Harvey married Allene Ogle circa 1883 in California.3,4 Harvey died in 19401 and was buried in Lynden Cemetery, Whatcom County, Washington.1 The residents of Whatcom county should be proud to accord the greatest esteem to the early pioneers of the county, who amidst hardships and privations blazed the way for succeeding generations and made possible the prosperity and civilization of the present day, for it required bravery, fortitude and the best elements of manhood to enable these early settlers to persevere in their arduous task. The experience of those days can hardly be appreciated by one who has not passed through them. A wilderness, filled with Indians and wild beasts, absence of roads and an entire lack of transportation facilities, settlements few and far between no churches or schools, and the necessity of relying almost entirely upon one's own initiative and resources - these were the conditions that existed for the first comers, and to them is due the highest measure of respect and honor for what they accomplished. Among these old pioneers is Harvey S. Slade, who came here with his parents among the very earliest in this locality, and today he is accounted one of the highly esteemed resident of the community.

Mr. Slade was born in Port Huron, Michigan, in 1860, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Desa) Slade, natives respectively of England and France. William Slade came to the New World at the age of thirteen years, his family settling in Canada, where he was reared to manhood and educated. He was the only member of the family who came to the United States, being one of the early settlers at Port Huron, Michigan. He was a fine mechanic and was employed there until his health became impaired, when he came to California, but not liking conditions there he came to Whatcom county about 1876, and homesteaded one hundred and sixty acres of land. In Detroit he was married to Elizabeth Desa, who was brought here from France in her early girlhood and was reared and educated in that city. When they located in Lynden there were very few families in this locality and they were to a large measure cut off from the outside world.

Harvey S. Slade received his education in the public schools of Port Huron and Bay City, Michigan. He accompanied the family on their removal to Santa Cruz, California, and later to Lynden, Whatcom county, where he devoted himself to the home farm until his father's death, which occurred in 1882. He took an active part in the redemption of the land from its wild condition, which required a vast amount of the hardest sort of work, for the tract land was heavily covered with a dense growth of timber and brush, while a part of it was also covered with water. Among the first efforts after the family came here was the building of the log house which long sheltered them and which is still standing, being one of the best constructed houses of that type in the county. It is related that the house-warming given at this place was one of the biggest events of the kind in the early history of the community.

Two years after coming to Whatcom county, Harvey S. Slade returned to California, where in 1883 he was married to Miss Aliene Ogle, who was born in Ohio, but was taken to California with her parents when she was but nine years old. She was a daughter of R. Ogle, a harness maker, who still lives in Willows, California, his wife now being deceased. Upon his return to Lynden, some time later, Mr. Slade became engaged in freighting, which work he carried on for a number of years, and then embarked in the logging business. He had previously gone into the mines of Skagit county. Later he bought a home at Lynden, where he has resided to the present time. For a number of years he served as a mail carrier.

During the early years Mr. Slade passed through some trying experiences and his reminiscences of that pioneer period are very interesting. In those days it was necessary to bring freight up the Nooksack river in canoes, and their first furniture was thus brought up in a huge canoe made of a cedar log. He conducted a blacksmithing business here for a time and had to bring his coal from Bellingham, at which point they did most of their trading, and it was a full day's journey from their place to Bellingham and back. However, there was one thing that was characteristic of those early days that has in a measure disappeared as the country has become more thickly populated, and that was the spirit of mutual helpfulness which prevailed among the settlers. When a man had something to do that was beyond his own physical ability to handle, his neighbors willingly helped him, for they knew that he would just as cheerfully return the favor; and it was this spirit of cooperation and mutual interest that encouraged many a settler to persevere when otherwise he would have given up the struggle.

To Mr. and Mrs. Slade were born seven children, namely: Theda, who died when she was nine years old; Ray H., who is acting an accountant for the Washington Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association at Lynden, and a personal sketch of whom appears on other pages of this work; Clifton, of Lynden; Kenneth, of Bellingham; Hazel, who died at the age of thirteen years; Douglas, who lives in Seattle; and Mrs. Reba Lindsey, who has one child. Mr. Slade's present place, consisting of forty acres, and on which he has lived since 1902, was originally purchased for the timber that stood on it, but he eventually cleared about twelve acres and created a very comfortable and well improved farmstead. He keeps a few high grade cows and a good flock of laying hens, and he is very comfortably situated. He is a member of the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association and the Whatcom County Poultry Association. Mr. Slade has been active in local public affairs, having been the first city marshal of Lynden, and he also served as constable for many years. He is a man of strong and forceful character and of broad views and sound opinions, and he is held in high regard because of his splendid record and excellent character.

History of Whatcom County Volume 2, Lottie Roeder Roth, pub. 1926, pgs. 54-55.3

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Bay City, Bay County, MichiganWilliam Slade2
1880Mount Vernon Pct., Whatcom County, Washington, boarder at McNamara's Rooming HouseHarvey S. Slade5
1887Whatcom County, Washington TerritoryHarvey S. Slade6
1900Lynden Pct, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade7
1910North Lynden Pct, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade8
1920Lynden Pct, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade9
1930Lynden, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade10
1940Lynden, Whatcom County, WashingtonHarvey S. Slade11

Children of Harvey S. Slade and Allene Ogle

Citations

  1. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/,, Harvey S. Slade, 1860-1940, Lynden Cemetery, Whatcome Co, Washington.
  2. [S1755] 1870 US Census of Bay County, Michigan, page 15 [384], lines 28-33, dwl 113, fam 109.
  3. [S1757] Lottie Roeder Roth, History of Whatcom County, Washington 1926), pgs 54-55.
  4. [S1706] 1900 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 234, sh 7-B, lines 90-97, dwl 144, fam 146.
  5. [S1711] 1880 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington Territory, ED 3, pg 19, line 46, dwl 75, fam 75.
  6. [S2377] Washington State and Territorial Censuses, 1857-1892, Ancestry.com, Whatcom Co, image 26/41, lines 8-11.
  7. [S1706] 1900 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 234, sh 7-B, lines 91-97, dwl 144, fam 146.
  8. [S1705] 1910 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 359, sh 5-B, lines 58-64, dwl 113, fam 123.
  9. [S1707] 1920 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 258, sh 8-B, lines 69-74, dwl 160, fam 165.
  10. [S1710] 1930 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington.
  11. [S1708] 1940 US Census of Whatcom County, Washington, ED 37-52, sh 7-B, lines 46-48, fam 150.
  12. [S1445] This is only a placeholder person.
  13. [S14] World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942, for men born aft Apr 28, 1877 or bef Feb 16, 1897, Ancestry.com, Clifton Earl Slade, b July 23, 1888 Lynden, Washington.

John Henry Slade1

(22 July 1882 - 19 September 1949)
     John Henry Slade was born on July 22, 1882 in Vandalia, Fayette County, Illinois.1
     John married Clara E. Hummel say 19021, the daughter of Daniel Hummel of Iowa.2 John Henry Slade registered for WWI draft Engineer, Assoc. Pipeline Company, wife Clare E. on September 12, 1918 at Tulare, Tulare County, California.3 He was registered for World War 2 draft in 1942 while living in Castle Rock, Cowlitz County, Washington.1 John died on September 19, 1949 at age 67.4

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1920Alila Twp, Tulare County, California, at Stone Pumping Station, Daniel Hummel, 59, father-in-law in householdJohn Henry Slade2
1930Castle Rock, Cowlitz County, Washington, on Second StreetJohn Henry Slade5

Children of John Henry Slade and Clara E. Hummel

Citations

  1. [S14] World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942, for men born aft Apr 28, 1877 or bef Feb 16, 1897, Ancestry.com, John Henry Slade, b July 22, 1882 Vandalia, Illinois.
  2. [S6658] 1920 US Census of Tulare County, California, ED 191, sh 3-A, lines 12-14, dwl 59, fam 60.
  3. [S13] WWI Civilian Draft Registration Card 1917-1918, Ancestry.com, John Henry Slade, b Jul 22, 1882, Engineer, Assoc Pipeline Company, wife Clare E.
  4. [S1746] Washington, Death Certificates, 1907-1960, on Family Search, John Henry Slade, b 1882, d Sep 19, 1949, Castle Rock, s/o Katherine Simpson & Howard Edward Slade.
  5. [S1339] 1930 US Census of Cowlitz County, Washington, ED 8-53, sh 6-A, lines 19-23, dwl 128, fam 137.

Leota Slade1

(1 May 1901 - 22 August 1976)
     Leota Slade was born on May 1, 1901 in Johnson County, Iowa.1,2 She was the daughter of Charles Henry Slade and Bessie E. Bishop.1
     Leota married Clarence Haman.3 Clarence was the son of Mary Kodl and Vincent James Haman.3 Leota died on August 22, 1976 at age 752 and was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Tiffin, Johnson County, Iowa.2

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1910Clear Creek Twp, Johnson County, IowaCharles Henry Slade1

Citations

  1. [S1446] 1910 US Census of Johnson County, Iowa, ED 79, sh 11-A, lines 22-29, dwl 122, fam 122.
  2. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/,, Leota Slade Haman, Oak Hill Cemetery, Tiffin, Iowa.
  3. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/, Clarence Haman, Oak Hill Cemetery, Tiffin, Iowa.

Edwin Slade1

(25 March 1826 - 29 May 1901)
     Edwin Slade was born on March 25, 1826 in Westport, Bristol County, Massachusetts.1 He was the only son of Pheobe and Nathan Slade.2 He was New Tag in April, 1830 in Massachusetts.3,4
     Edwin married Elizabeth G. Swift, daughter of Captain Joseph Swift, in 1853 in Massachusetts.2 He was engaged in the boot and shoe trade until 1857 when he moved to Wisconsin and in connection with Swift and Dillingham founded and settled the village of Glenbeulah. He was always an earnest worker for the welfare of the town and engaged in the general store and drug business. In politics he was ever a staunch republican and held the position of postmaster for several years. In 1865 he was elected member of the legislature from the second assembly district. Was secretary and director of the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Railroad from 1866 to 1880. In all his various pursuits he was noted for his honesty, square dealing method and execution ability. His services were often sought as trustee, guardian and adjuster. He had the entire confidence of all his fellow men. About 1890 he closed up his business at Glenbeulah, and shortly after moved to Pasadena, Cal., where he has since resided and for the past twelve years has been president of the Dillingham Mfg. Co.1 Edwin died on May 29, 1901 in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California, at age 75.1 His obituary read as follows:

      Edwin Slade a former resident of Sheboygan County Whose Memory is Held Dear by All Who Knew Him. Edwin Slade, died Wednesday morning, May 29 at his home in Pasadena, Cal., leaving a devoted wife who had been his constant companion for close to half a century. Her sister Mrs. Dillingham who had made her home with them since her husband's death some years ago, was also present during Mr. Slade's sickness and death. Edwin Slade was born at Westport, Bristol County, Mass., March 25, 1826, the only son of Nathan and Phoebe Slade. He lived in Massachusetts and Providence, RI, and was for a time engaged in the boot and shoe trade until 1857 when he came west and settled at Glenbeulah, in this county. There he started a general merchandise store in company with Swift and Dillingham, continuing until 1866 when Swift and Dillingham retired and Mr. Slade continued the business. He was appointed postmaster the same year which office he held for many years. He was a member of the legislature in 1865, was secretary and director of the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Railroad from 1866 to 1880, and was town school superintendent of Greenbush for a long term. While a resident of Glenbeulah he was one of the prime movers and earnest workers in all that tended to the welfare of his town and the enlightenment of its inhabitants. He married Miss Elizabeth G. Swift in Massachusetts in 1853. When the Dillingham Mfg. Co., moved its plant from Glenbeulah to Sheboygan Mr. Slade moved there also and after Mr. Dillingham's death, Mr. and Mrs. Slade and Mrs. Dillingham moved to Pasadena, Cal., where they provided a beautiful home in the land of flowers. Mr. Slade was president of the Dillingham Mfg. Co., at the time of his death.2

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Sheboygan, Sheboygan County, WisconsinEdwin Slade
1880Greenbush, Sheboygan County, WisconsinEdwin Slade
1900Pasadena, Los Angeles County, CaliforniaEdwin Slade4

Citations

  1. [S8] Obituary, , Edwin Slade published June 1, 1901 in the Sheboygan Herald, Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
  2. [S8] Obituary, Edwin Slade published June 5, 1901 in the Sheboygan County News, Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
  3. [S8] Obituary, Capt Joseph Swift published Dec 21, 1882 in the Plymouth Reporter.
  4. [S6668] 1900 US Census of Los Angeles County, California, ED 114, sh 8-A, lines 27-31, dwl 182, fam 190, Edwin Slade household.

James Bartholomew Slade1

(19 September 1831 - 25 November 1899)
     James Bartholomew Slade was born on September 19, 1831 in Bath, Somerset, England.1,2,3 He was the son of James Slade and Rebecca Anne Peacock.2 James Bartholomew Slade was christened on December 11, 1831 in Bath, Somerset.2 According to his obituary, he came to America when he was four years old and his early manhood was spent in Brooklyn. About 1863, he moved to Riverhead and established "The Riverhead News" and continued as editor and propriator until May 26, 1875, when he sold to William R. Duvall.1
     James married Rosalie Terry, daughter of Silas S. Terry and Eliza Ann Skidmore, in September, 1862 in Suffolk County, New York.1 James was an artist of considerable ability. He invented and patented many useful articles. His latest patent was for purifying and ventilating mines, stokeholes of vessels and buildings.1 James died on November 25, 1899 at age 681,4 and was buried in Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York.4

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry5
1880Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkJames Bartholomew Slade6

Children of James Bartholomew Slade and Rosalie Terry

Citations

  1. [S8] Obituary, , James B. Slade, published Nov 28, 1899 in the New York Herald-Tribune.
  2. [S3046] England & Wales, Non-Conformist Record Indexes, (RG4-8) 1588-1977, FamilySearch.org, James Bartholomew Slade, Baptm Dec 11, 1831, Bath, Somerset, s/o Rebecca & James Slade.
  3. [S2466] England Births and Christenings,1538-1975, FamilySearch.org, James Bartholomew Slade, b Sep 19, 1831, Bath, Somerset, s/o Rebecca & James Slade.
  4. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/,, James B Slade & Rosalie Terry, jt tombstone, Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, New York.
  5. [S1615] 1870 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 103 [111], lines 16-21, dwl 697, fam 752.
  6. [S1613] 1880 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, ED 324, pg 15, lines 17-20, dwl 169, fam 181.

Rosalie Terry1

(26 June 1837 - 4 January 1907)
     Rosalie Terry was born on June 26, 1837 in New York.2,3 She was the daughter of Silas S. Terry and Eliza Ann Skidmore.4,3
     Rosalie married James Bartholomew Slade, son of James Slade and Rebecca Anne Peacock, in September, 1862 in Suffolk County, New York.1 Rosalie died on January 4, 1907 at age 693 and was buried in Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York.3

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1860Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry4
1870Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry5

Children of Rosalie Terry and James Bartholomew Slade

Citations

  1. [S8] Obituary, , James B. Slade, published Nov 28, 1899 in the New York Herald-Tribune.
  2. [S1613] 1880 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, ED 324, pg 15, lines 17-20, dwl 169, fam 181.
  3. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/,, James B Slade & Rosalie Terry, jt tombstone, Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, New York.
  4. [S1614] 1860 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 1 (1033), lines 17-20, dwl 5, fam 5.
  5. [S1615] 1870 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 103 [111], lines 16-21, dwl 697, fam 752.

Everette T. Slade1

(circa 1864 - )
     Everette T. Slade was born circa 1864 in Suffolk County, New York.2 He was the son of James Bartholomew Slade and Rosalie Terry.1
     Everette married Daisy Carpenter on February 12, 1890 in Kings County, New York.

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry2

Citations

  1. [S1613] 1880 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, ED 324, pg 15, lines 17-20, dwl 169, fam 181.
  2. [S1615] 1870 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 103 [111], lines 16-21, dwl 697, fam 752.

Silas S. Terry1

(7 October 1814 - 26 September 1889)
     Silas S. Terry was born on October 7, 1814 in New York.1,2
     Silas married Eliza Ann Skidmore.1 Silas died on September 26, 1889 at age 74.2 He was buried in Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York.2

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1860Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry1
1870Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry3

Child of Silas S. Terry and Eliza Ann Skidmore

Citations

  1. [S1614] 1860 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 1 (1033), lines 17-20, dwl 5, fam 5.
  2. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/,, Silas S Terry, tombstone, Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, New York.
  3. [S1615] 1870 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 103 [111], lines 16-21, dwl 697, fam 752.
  4. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/, James B Slade & Rosalie Terry, jt tombstone, Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, New York.

Eliza Ann Skidmore1,2

(12 August 1814 - 23 July 1866)
     Eliza Ann Skidmore was born on August 12, 1814 in New York [calc from age 51y, 11m, 11d].1,2
     Eliza married Silas S. Terry.1 Eliza died on July 23, 1866 at age 51.2 She was buried in Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York.2

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1860Riverhead, Suffolk County, New YorkSilas S. Terry1

Child of Eliza Ann Skidmore and Silas S. Terry

Citations

  1. [S1614] 1860 US Census of Suffolk County, New York, page 1 (1033), lines 17-20, dwl 5, fam 5.
  2. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/,, Eliza A Terry, tombstone, Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, New York.
  3. [S9] https://www.findagrave.com/, James B Slade & Rosalie Terry, jt tombstone, Swedenborgian Cemetery, Riverhead, New York.

Alfred Goyder Slade1

(July 1833 - 13 December 1905)
     Alfred Goyder Slade was born in July, 1833 in Bath, England.2 He was the son of James Slade and Rebecca Anne Peacock.1,3
     Alfred married Francis Estelle Gwinn on December 24, 1856 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.4 Alfred was listed as an insurance broker.5 Alfred died on December 13, 1905 at age 72.6

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1850Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsNewton M. Keene3
1860Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaAlfred Goyder Slade7
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade8
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade9
1900Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 1134 Herkimer StreetAlfred Goyder Slade2
1905Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 967 Belmont AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade5

Children of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn

Citations

  1. [S8] Obituary, , James B. Slade, published Nov 28, 1899 in the New York Herald-Tribune.
  2. [S1619] 1900 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 448, sh 7-A, lines 45-50, dwl 92, fam 132.
  3. [S3164] 1850 US Census of Suffolk County, Massachucetts, page [372], lines 14-19, dwl 542, fam 706.
  4. [S3232] Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 on Ancestry.com, Boston, Births, Marriages & Deaths [Ancestry].
  5. [S1631] 1905 New York State Census of Kings County, page 30, line 10-12, fam 967.
  6. [S17] Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014, Ancestry.com, Alfred G Slade.
  7. [S3160] 1860 US Census of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, pg 320 [318], lines 7-10, dwl 2099, fam 2343.
  8. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  9. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  10. [S1978] Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Births, 1860-1906, FamilySearch.org, Geo. Webster Slade, Jan 2, 1865.

Francis Estelle Gwinn1

(November 1836 - 23 September 1917)
     Francis Estelle Gwinn was born in November, 1836 in Massachusetts.2
     Francis married Alfred Goyder Slade, son of James Slade and Rebecca Anne Peacock, on December 24, 1856 in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts.3 Francis died on September 23, 1917 at age 80.

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1860Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaAlfred Goyder Slade4
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade5
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 1134 Herkimer StreetAlfred Goyder Slade6
1905Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 967 Belmont AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade7
1910New York City, Queens County, New York, living at 228 South Elm StreetFrancis Estelle Gwinn2

Children of Francis Estelle Gwinn and Alfred Goyder Slade

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S1636] 1910 US Census of Queens County, New York, ED 1263, sh 15-B, lines 88-89, dwl 255, fam 327.
  3. [S3232] Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988 on Ancestry.com, Boston, Births, Marriages & Deaths [Ancestry].
  4. [S3160] 1860 US Census of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, pg 320 [318], lines 7-10, dwl 2099, fam 2343.
  5. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  6. [S1619] 1900 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 448, sh 7-A, lines 45-50, dwl 92, fam 132.
  7. [S1631] 1905 New York State Census of Kings County, page 30, line 10-12, fam 967.
  8. [S1978] Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Births, 1860-1906, FamilySearch.org, Geo. Webster Slade, Jan 2, 1865.

Louisa Rebecca Slade1

(21 April 1858 - 4 November 1922)
     Louisa Rebecca Slade was born on April 21, 1858 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.1,2 She was the daughter of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.1
     Louisa married William Albert Amee on November 29, 1882 in 12 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.3 Louise is listed as a widow and music teacher.4 Louisa died on November 4, 1922 in Hebron, Oxford County, Maine, at age 64.2

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1860Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, PennsylvaniaAlfred Goyder Slade5
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade6
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, living at 18 Gray Street.Louisa Rebecca Slade4
1920Baldwin, Cumberland County, MaineRoland Burnell Chase7

Children of Louisa Rebecca Slade and William Albert Amee

  • Lawrence Amee 4 b. January, 1884
  • Ruth W. Amee 4 b. November, 1885
  • Frances Amee 4 b. August, 1887

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S1625] Maine Death Records, 1617-1922 on Ancestry.com, Louise R. Amee, Nov 4, 1922.
  3. [S1627] Middlesex County, Massachusetts Probate Index, 1871-1909 Ancestry.com, William Albert Amee 1890.
  4. [S1623] 1900 US Census of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, ED 726, sh 12-B, lines 59-63, dwl 229, fam 248.
  5. [S3160] 1860 US Census of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, pg 320 [318], lines 7-10, dwl 2099, fam 2343.
  6. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  7. [S1926] 1920 US Census of Cumberland County, Maine, ED 1, sh 6-A, lines 51-55, dwl 140, fam 142.

Francis M. Slade1

(November 1862 - )
     Francis M. Slade was born in November, 1862 in Pennsylvania.2 She was the daughter of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.1 George was the son of Maria Reece and Peter Walters.3

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade4
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 1134 Herkimer StreetAlfred Goyder Slade2
1905Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 967 Belmont AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade5
1910New York City, Queens County, New York, living at 228 South Elm StreetFrancis Estelle Gwinn6

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S1619] 1900 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 448, sh 7-A, lines 45-50, dwl 92, fam 132.
  3. [S2452] Ontario, Canada, Marriages, 1801-1928, 1933-1934, Ancestry.com, Francis Slade and George R. Walters, Aug 31, 1892, Welland, Ontario, Canada.
  4. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  5. [S1631] 1905 New York State Census of Kings County, page 30, line 10-12, fam 967.
  6. [S1636] 1910 US Census of Queens County, New York, ED 1263, sh 15-B, lines 88-89, dwl 255, fam 327.

George Webster Slade1,2

(2 January 1865 - )
     George Webster Slade was New Tag [the 1900 census gives his birth state as New York] in January, 1864 in Pennsylvania.1 He was born on January 2, 1865 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.2 He was the son of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.1,2
     George married Evelyn A. Fiske circa 1893.3 George Webster Slade was a real estate broker.4

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade5
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900New York City, Queens County, New York, living in 3200 block of Myrtle AvenueGeorge Webster Slade3
1910New York City, Queens County, New York, living on Richmond StreetGeorge Webster Slade4
1920Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts,
George was a farmer, living on Templeton Road, next to his brother, John.
George Webster Slade6

Children of George Webster Slade and Evelyn A. Fiske

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S1978] Pennsylvania, Philadelphia City Births, 1860-1906, FamilySearch.org, Geo. Webster Slade, Jan 2, 1865.
  3. [S1635] 1900 US Census of Queens County, New York, ED 677, sh 28-A, lines 37-39, dwl 507, fam 566.
  4. [S1636] 1910 US Census of Queens County, New York, ED 1260, sh 22-B, lines 64-67, dwl 379, fam 460.
  5. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  6. [S1647] 1920 US Census of Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 91, sh 6-A, lines 33-37, dwl 130, fam 139.

Arthur Burnham Slade1,2

(June 1867 - 9 August 1912)
     According to Rhonda Pierce, his middle name is Burnham.3 Arthur Burnham Slade was born in June, 1867 in New York.1 He was the son of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.1
     Arthur married Mae G. King, daughter of Albert King and Mary Adelia Lay, circa 1888.4 Arthur Burnham Slade was an accountant in machinery.4 Arthur died on August 9, 1912 at age 45 and was buried in Arlington Cemetery, Kearny, Hudson County, New Jersey.

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade5
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900Kearny, Hudson County, New Jersey, living on Laurel AvenueArthur Burnham Slade4
1910Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, living at 705 DeGraw AvenueArthur Burnham Slade6

Children of Arthur Burnham Slade and Mae G. King

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S1643] Unknown title.
  3. [S1649] Unknown title.
  4. [S1637] 1900 US Census of Hudson County, New Jersey, ED 52, sh 3-B, line 100, dwl 64, fam 64 & sh 4-A, lines 1-6.
  5. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  6. [S1638] 1910 US Census of Essex County, New Jersey, ED 70, sh 4-A, lines 19-23, dwl 78, fam 78.
  7. [S1637] 1900 US Census of Hudson County, New Jersey, ED 52, sh 3-B, lines 99-100, dwl 64, fam 64 & lines 1-6, sh 4-A.

Alice Denslow Slade1

(3 November 1869 - )
     Alice Denslow Slade was born on November 3, 1869 in New York.2,3 She was the daughter of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.1
     Alice married Chauncey Giles Hubbell.4

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1870Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkAlfred Goyder Slade2
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900Lancaster, Worcester County, MassachusettsChauncey Giles Hubbell3

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S1617] 1870 US Census of Kings County, New York, pg 11, lines 31-39, dwl 60, fam 53.
  3. [S1654] 1900 US Census of Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 1640, sh 1-A, lines 45-50, dwl 14, fam 15.
  4. [S1653] Unknown title.

John Ager Slade1

(circa 1872 - )
     John Ager Slade was born circa 1872 in Brooklyn, New York.2 He was the son of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.1
     John married Helen Theresa Niver, daughter of James B. Niver and Caroline S. Turner, on March 6, 1901 in Waltham, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.2

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade1
1900Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, living at 18 Gray Street.Louisa Rebecca Slade3
1910Hubbardston, Worcester County, MassachusettsJohn Ager Slade4
1920Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts,
a farmer, living on Templeton Road, next to his brother George.
John Ager Slade5
1930Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts,
John indicates that he is married, but he is living alone
John Ager Slade6
1940Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts, living alone on Root RoadJohn Ager Slade7

Children of John Ager Slade and Helen Theresa Niver

  • Alfred Goyder Slade+ 8 b. March 9, 1902, d. September, 1986
  • Helen N. Slade 4 b. circa 1903
  • Caroline F. Slade 4 b. circa 1905
  • Barton N. Slade 4 b. February 28, 1907, d. May 30, 1996
  • Elizabeth Valentine Slade b. circa 1911

Citations

  1. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  2. [S2063] Massachusetts Marriage Records, 1840-1915, Ancestry.com, John Ager Slade & Helen Theresa Niver, Mar 6, 1901, Waltham.
  3. [S1623] 1900 US Census of Middlesex County, Massachusetts, ED 726, sh 12-B, lines 59-63, dwl 229, fam 248.
  4. [S1648] 1910 US Census of Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 1764, 12-A, lines 7-13, no dwl or fam #s, [note: census sheet added by supervisor].
  5. [S1647] 1920 US Census of Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 91, sh 6-A, lines 26-32, dwl 129, fam 138.
  6. [S1650] 1930 US Census of Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 14-210, sh 10-B, line 64, dwl 244, fam 256.
  7. [S1927] 1940 US Census of Worcester County, Massachusetts, ED 14-149, sh 1-A, line 8, fam 2.
  8. [S1929] Massachusetts Births, 1841-1915 on FamilySearch.org, City of Waltham, #119, Alfred Goyder Slade, Mar 9, 1902.

Charles Albert Slade1

(September 1873 - )
     Charles Albert Slade was born in September, 1873 in New York.2 He was the son of Alfred Goyder Slade and Francis Estelle Gwinn.3
     Charles married Helen Cecelia Taylor circa 1901.4 Charles Albert Slade was an accountant in 1925 in Huntington, Suffolk County, New York.5

Census, Tax, Voter Records, & City Directories

YearLocationHead of Household
1880Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 12 Lafayette AvenueAlfred Goyder Slade3
1900Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 1134 Herkimer StreetAlfred Goyder Slade2
1910Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 456 Prospect PlaceCharles Albert Slade6
1920Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, living at 3741 Hancock StreetCharles Albert Slade4
1925Huntington, Suffolk County, New York, on Willow AvenueCharles Albert Slade5

Children of Charles Albert Slade and Helen Cecelia Taylor

Citations

  1. [S2712] Virginia Death Records, 1912-2014, Ancestry.com, *87-033501, Gerald Wadsworth Slade, d Sep 23, 1987, Charlottesville, Virginia.
  2. [S1619] 1900 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 448, sh 7-A, lines 45-50, dwl 92, fam 132.
  3. [S1616] 1880 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 93, pg 32-D, lines 42-50, dwl 233, fam 350.
  4. [S1633] 1920 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 1027, sh 15-B, lines 95-99, dwl 167 fam 364.
  5. [S2006] 1925 New York State Census, Ancestry.com, Huntington, Suffolk Co, ED 2, pg 9, lines 13-17, Chas A Slade family.
  6. [S1632] 1910 US Census of Kings County, New York, ED 183, sh 21-B, lines 13-A, lines 76-80, dwl 14, fam 40.
  7. [S2461] New York City, NY, Births, 1846-1909, FamilySearch.org, Albert Halsey Slade b Jan 6, 1904, Brooklyn, s/o Helen Cecilia Taylor & Charles Albert Slade.