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NEW YORK Census Reports NEW YORK Census Reports UPDATED OCTOBER 8, 2018 NEW YORK 1920 CENSUS ANGELICA PUTNAM Albany, Albany County She is 8 NY and is a student at the Convent of the Sacred Heart ARABELLE PUTNAM Albany, Albany County She is 8 NY and is a student at the Convent of the Sacred Heart CHARLES PUTNAM Albany, Albany County He is 55 NY and is living with his wife Catherine 45 NY. They were here in 1910. Looks like the son of Andrew Jackson and Betsy Putman from Johnstown, Fulton County. He was home there in 1880 and I donŐt find these folks in 1900. Catherine is widowed here in 1930. DELORES R. PUTMAN Albany, Albany County She is 10 NY and is living with her brother in law Earl Windelspecht. EDWARD PUTNAM Albany, Albany County He is Edward Vischer Putman 34 NY and is living with his wife Sarah Louisa Benedict 39 NY and son George W. (Wellington) 7 NY. He is a son of Simon Wellington Putman from Fonda, Montgomery County. He was home there in 1900 and married here in 1910. Dutch family. ELMER PUTMAN Albany, Albany County He is 30 NY and is living with his wife Hazel 27 VT, her father Charles Briggs 60 NY. He is listed as Black. They are here in 1930 too. In 1930 he states he is NY VT VT, so he would be a son of John and Martha here in town. HAROLD PUTNAM Albany, Albany County He is 7 NY and is enumerated with St. Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum. He will be in Oneida County in the Rome State School in 1930. No ideas as to folks. HAZEL PUTMAN Albany, Albany County She is 20 NY and is listed with Albany Hospital. HORACE PUTNAM Albany, Albany County He is 17 NY and is living with his grandmother Fannie S. Gleekstone. He was here with her in 1910 as well. He is here in 1930 listed as Harry and married. He has an uncle then John Gleakstone with him. Obviously same family, but no clue to his real folks. JOHN PUTMAN Albany, Albany County He is 63 VT and is living with his wife Martha 53 VT, children Wilbur 23 VT, Archie 22 VT, Daisy 24 VT and 6 boarders. Some question exits on the data as to his race. They never appear in any Vermont reports. In 1930 Martha is widowed here with Daisy and that report lists both of them as Blacks or Negroes. The Elmer listed earlier would be his son too. Wilbur is in Saratoga Springs in 1930 and is listed as a Negro. They are in virtually all white neighborhoods though. THEODORE PUTNAM Albany, Albany County He is 75 NY and is an inmate at the Albany County Almshouse. He is a son of James Angus Putnam from here in Albany. He was here in 1900 and in New York City in 1910. ANDREW J. PUTNAM Cohoes, Albany County He is 89 NY and is living with his son in law Peter Moran and his daughter Harriet 48 NY. He is a son of Aaron John Derrick Putman from Amsterdam, Montgomery County. He was here in 1900 with his family. MARY PUTMAN Cohoes, Albany County She is 54 CND and is living alone. MARGARET PUTNAM Colonie, Albany County She is 9 NY and is listed as a member of the United Society of Shakers. She looks to be the Susan here in 1930 also living in the Shaker Institution. DAVID W. PUTNAM Almond, Allegany County He is 61 NY and is living with his wife Lora A. 57 NY. He is a son of Alexander H. Putnam and Hannah Freeland, and was shown with the family in 1860 in Greenwood, Steuben County. He and Lora were there in 1900. They are still here in 1930. ELSON J. (JOHN) PUTNAM Friendship, Allegany County He is 59 NY and is living with his wife Hattie E. Cornwell 55 NY. He was born here in Allegany County May 18, 1860 and will die in Friendship July 26, 1943, a son of Ira Putman and Eliza Jane Glover. Hattie is a daughter of Merritt Cornwell and Sarah Sortore and was born here in Friendship February 12, 1862 and will die here December 2, 1940. Dutch folks out of Montgomery County. They were here in 1900 and will be in 1930. FRANK L. (LOWELL) PUTNAM Richburg, Allegany County He is 52 NY and is living with his wife Etha Viola McCoy 46 PA and son J. Elson 17 NY. He is a son of Ira Putman and Eliza Glover. He was born in Allentown November 13, 1867. He married Etha September 22, 1889. Dutch folks. MITCHELL PUTNAM Richburg, Allegany County He is Mitchell Arthur Putman 27 NY, and is living with his wife Eva L. Otto 26 NY, children Georgia E. 3 4/12 NY and Frank L. 1 11/12 NY. He is a son of the above Frank and Etha, and was at home here in 1900. He married Evaline Otto here on April 23, 1914. IRA E. PUTNAM Wirt, Allegany County He is 81 NY and is living with his son in law Manley D. Howe who married his daughter Cheniett. He is a son of John Henry Putman and Hannah Cornwell. He was born here in 1838 and will be here until he dies in 1922. He was married to Elizabeth Jane Glover who died here in 1912. Dutch family. ABBIE PUTMAN Bronx, Bronx County She is 58 VT MA MA and is living with her son in law Charles A. Schultz 33 MA and her daughter Alberta 29 MA MA VT. Abigail Esther Pierce is now the widow of Arthur Herbert Putnam. Arthur was a son of Samuel Wheeler Putnam (3115) of Grafton, Massachusetts. They were in New York City in 1880 and then in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1900 and 1910. Arthur died in the past few years. ANDREW R. (ROBERT) PUTNAM Bronx, Bronx County He is 38 CND CND CND. He is single and a boarder. He is a carpenter in a mill as he was in 1910. He came down here in 1906. He was here in 1910. He is a son of Waldo Reid Putnam and Mary Ann Black from Wellington, Ontario. He was born Jul 9 1882. He will die in Newark, New Jersey July 11, 1943. Waldo Reid Putnam is a son of Solomon Ephraim Putnam and Emily Pearson and a grandson of Robert Putnam and Olive Tuttle. This is a New England line originally. CLARA PUTNAN Bronx, Bronx County She is 16 NY and is enumerated with James E. Connelly as a maid. CLARENCE PUTMAN Bronx, Bronx County He is 39 San Francisco, CA and is living with his wife Mary K. Hanley 34 NY. He is a son of Charles Sumner Putnam and Mary Davis. He was home in San Francisco in 1880. His full name is Clarence Irvin Putnam. His folks moved to Philadelphia around the turn of the century. They were in Manhattan in 1910. GEORGE E. PUTNAM Bronx, Bronx County He is 44 NH and is living with his wife Grace Nelson 39 IL, sons Thomas 16 NY and George 10 10/12 NY. He seems to be the son of Sylvanus Putnam, and was at home in Manchester, Hillsborough County in 1880. They were in Westchester County in 1910. HARRY PUTNAM Bronx, Bronx County He is 41 MI NY MI and is living with his wife Anna 41 IL IL IL. He is a Telegraph Operator. He might be the son of James W. Putnam from Flint, Michigan as shown there in the 1880. But, I havenŐt seen him since so not positive. MABEL PUTNAM Bronx, Bronx County She is 49 NY and is living with her sister Eloise 45 NY. They are daughters of James Russ Putnam from here. They are here still in 1930. OMER PUTMAN Bronx, Bronx County He is 41 MO (think it was KS) and is living with his wife Gunda Hansen 33 NRY. He is Omer Edward Putman, son of Hezekiah Putman and his first wife Laura Stiner. He was born on their brief stint in the Mid West. In 1900 he was in Oklahoma with his mother Laura who must have been divorced, as his dad went back east to Miami County Indiana where the rest of his family is right now. Omer studied electronics and radio, and moved here when the RCA Institute moved to NY. His dad, Hezekiah was a son of Samuel Putman and Elizabeth Ann Fisher from Frederick County Maryland. German family. They are in Forest Hills Queens in 1930. Moving more out to suburbia on the island. PERCY S. (STEPHENS) PUTNAM Bronx, Bronx County He is 63 Boston, MA and is living with his wife Helen Hamilton, 60 NY, son in law Francis Salt 31 Brooklyn, NY, his wife Sadie 31 ME, their son Francis E. 2 Long Island, NY, son Edward 32 NY, daughter Jessie 19 NY. He is a son of George Kendall Putnam and Mary Elizabeth Stevens of Boston. He married Ellen Jane Lampshire who was born in Hamilton, Ontario not NY as shown here. He will die here in 1921, she in 1927. SOL PUTMAN Bronx, Bronx County He is 31 Odessa, RUS and is living with his wife Becky 29 RUS and son Robert 3 NY. They came here in 1905. STEPHEN PUTTMAN Bronx, Bronx County He is 40 GER and is living with his wife Katie 31 GER, children Anna 5 NY and Galin 3 NY.
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