Brick Wall Lyman Royal Garde Groton,Ct. Husband to Ella Ann Mitchell my greatgrands need help TY

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Answer 1

From 1900 census she was b. March 1867.  1880 census has an Ella A Mitchell in Groton, listing parents and siblings.  Would require more research but a possibility.

United States Census, 1900  Connecticut  New London

0449 Groton township, School Districts 1-4, 6 & 9  Image 6

Ella A. Garde b. March 1867 CT

United States Census, 1880

Name:Henry Mitchel

Residence:Groton, New London, Connecticut

Birthdate:1833

Birthplace:Connecticut, United States

Spouse's Birthplace:           Connecticut, United States

Father's Birthplace:            Connecticut, United States

Mother's Birthplace:           Connecticut, United States

Race or Color (Expanded):     White

Ethnicity (Standardized):   American

Gender:Male

Martial Status:Married

Age (Expanded):47 years

Occupation:Laborer

NARA Film Number:T9-0108

Page:396

Page Character:A

Entry Number:108

Film number:1254108

HouseholdGender/Age

Head: Henry Mitchel M/47

Spouse Frances M. Mitchel/F/38

Child Hattie MitchelF/15

Child Ella A. MitchelF/13

Child Charles H. MitchelM/9

Child Mary J. MitchelF/6

Child Carrie MitchelF/3

 

Answer 2

You didn't include any dates/time frame.  That would be most helpful.

Comments

Thank You Chris Hoyt. This is amazing to me I never knew about much about these branches of our family. A whole new world found in the archives. Thank You very much. I knew there had to be record but I had no idea of where or how to access without lots of cash.

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Familysearch.org is a FREE search engine.  (don't forget the 's' in the http.  
If you look at the 1900 census for Henry and Frances - click on VIEW IMAGE on the upper left - it will give month/year of birth for all the members etc.   Not all census listingshave that.  On the search page you can plug in siblings etc and find more.  As they are at the bottom on the image, you may have to click the arrows on the upper right of that image to see the next page.  
It is also best to include a birth 'range' at first rather than exact year -for example someone born 1845 on census, start with the name/location and a range of 1840-1850; as a marriage record in 1900 might list only age '20' and not the birth year so depending on the actual month of birth and actual date of marriage it could be 1879/1880/1881 for example.  
It appears that the sister Carrie died in 1881.  But you might find marriages of other siblings or deaths of the parents on that sight that will lead you to more trails.  Good luck.

https://www.familysearch.org/

Answer 3

Appears that his parents are Eliphat and Eliza/Elizabeth Garde.

Connecticut, Marriages, 1729-1867

Groom's Name:                              Lyman Guard

Groom's Birth Date:                       1851

Groom's Age:                                 36

Bride's Name:                                 Ella A. Mitchel

Bride's Birth Date:                         1867

Bride's Age:                                   20

Marriage Date:                               09 Jun 1887

Marriage Place:                               Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I04438-3

System Origin:                               Connecticut-EASy

Source Film Number:                     1306249

Reference Number:                        p338

 

Connecticut, Births and Christenings, 1649-1906

 

Name:                                            Lyman Guard

Gender:                                          Male

Birth Date:                                     17 Dec 1851

Birthplace:                                     Groton, New London, Connecticut

Father's Name:                               Eliphalet Guard

Mother's Name:                             Eliza

Indexing Project (Batch) Number:     I04437-9

System Origin:                               Connecticut-EASy

Source Film Number:                     1306249

Reference Number:                        p13

From familysearch.org

 

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Thanks for this wonderful information.