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Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Childhood, New Brunswick 1.2 Sibling Marriages, Emigrations 1.3 Marriage, Children 1.4 War Repercussions 1.5 Husband's Death, Final Years 2 Research Notes 3 Sources

Biography

Childhood, New Brunswick

Sarah S. Smart, seventh eldest of the eleven children of William Smart and Ann Brockway, was born in Pleasant Ridge, Saint Patrick Parish, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, 25 Aug 1839.^[2] New Brunswick was at the time a British Colony, and it remained so until 1867, becoming that year one of Canada's four founding provinces.^[3] As for Pleasant Ridge, a tiny, rural community along the New Brunswick's Magaguadavic River,^[4] it was part of Saint Patrick Parish until 1856, when Dumbarton Parish was formed from Saint Patrick's northern half.^[5]

Charlotte County 1878 (click 3x to fully enlarge)[6]

Sarah's six elder siblings were her brother, Nathan, who was born in 1825,^[7] her sister, Agnes, who was born in 1828,^[8] her sister, Jane, who was born in 1830,^[9] her brother, Reuben, who was born in 1832,^[10] her sister, Abigail, who was born in 1835,^[11] and her sister, Mary, who was born in 1838.^[12]. She had five junior siblings: her brother, John, who was born in 1842,^[13] her sister, Margaret, who was born in about 1845,^[14] her brother, William, who was born in about 1847,^[15] and her brother, Charles, who was born in 1855.^[16]

Map of Smart/Brockway Parcels, Pleasant Ridge (click 2x to enlarge)[17]

Sibling Marriages, Emigrations

The age differences among Sarah and her siblings was considerable. In 1847, the likely year her brother, William, was born, Susan's eldest brother, Nathan, emigrated to the United States. ^[7] Nathan settled in Oshkosh, Wisconsin,^[7]a place that would draw other of Susan's brothers, later. Also beginning in 1847, Susan's three eldest siblings married. Her sister, Agnes, wed George Wooden in 1847 and by 1851 emigrated to the United States, settling in Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, on the Atlantic coast, about 300 miles southwest of Pleasant Ridge.^[8] ,^[8] Her brother, Nathan, returned to New Brunswick in 1848 to wed Rebecca Pratt in 1848, and they likely immediately returned to the United States to settle in Oshkosh.^[7] Finally, in 1850, Susan's sister, Jane, wed Thomas Steen.^[9]

Jane and her husband, Thomas, remained in New Brunswick. In 1851, however, Jane continued to reside in the "frame house" of her parents in Pleasant Ridge, with eleven year-old Susan and their other siblings, Reuben, Abigail, Mary, Calvin, Margaret and William.^[18]

Sarah's sister, Mary, wed, in Bath, Maine (about 160 miles southwest of Pleasant Ridge), Alexander Dubar, in 1854.^[12] (This connection to Bath later grew among Sarah's sisters, and, eventually, as will be shown, Sarah and one of her daughters would be buried there.) In about 1855, Sarah's parents had their eleventh and last child, Charles,^[16] and her brother, Reuben, emigrated to the United States, settling permanently in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.^[10] By 1860, her brother, Nathan, had emigrated to Wisconsin, too, to Oshkosh, about thirty miles west of Manitowoc.^[7] Sarah's sister, Agnes, had by 1860 emigrated to Bath, Maine,^[8] joining her sister, Mary, there.^[12] As for Sarah and her parents, they remained in Pleasant Ridge in 1861, residing there with four of Sarah's siblings (John, Margaret, William and Charles), Sarah's elderly maternal grandfather, Reuben Brockway, and a school teacher named Lucinda Morrell.^[19] Sarah's sister, Margaret, died in Pleasant Ridge, 3 Feb 1862, at about age 17.^[14]

Marriage, Children

Sarah married Samuel E. Bucknam, an injured Civil War veteran of the Battle of Gettsburg,^[20] 15 Oct 1863.^[21] Samuel was discharged from service, 1 Apr 1864,^[20] and he and Sarah would have six children.^[22] Five of those children are known. In Maine, they had apparently their first, a daughter, Lillie, in about 1865.^[23] Sarah's father contracted cancer and died in her birth home in Pleasant Ridge, New Brunswick, 9 Feb 1866, at age 66.^[24] Sarah and Samuel then had in Maine, another daughter, Louise, in about 1867.^[25] They moved to Brooklyn, New York, with their daughters, where, in 1870, they owned a home, and Samuel worked as a ship carpenter.^[26] They lost their daughter, Lillie, to unknown cause, 19 Mar 1872.^[23] Within months of Lillie's death, they had, in New York, a son, Alfred, Aug 1872.^[27] They then had, specifically in Brooklyn, two daughters, Anna Elizabeth (Lizzie), born 7 Oct 1874,^[28] and Georgia, born in 1878.^[29] As of 5 Jun 1880, Sarah and Samuel resided with Louise, Alfred, Lizzie and Georgia, at 69 Pike Street, a block or two from the Brooklyn Bridge, in Manhattan, where Samuel was a "shipwright."^[30] Sarah and Samuel lost Georgia, in Brooklyn, 13 Feb 1882.^[29]

War Repercussions

187 Madison Street[31]

Sarah's mother, Ann, died in Sarah's birth home of Pleasant Ridge, New Brunswick, 15 May 1888, at age 83.^[32] The repurcussions of the injuries that Sarah's husband, Samuel, had suffered in the Civil War took their toll, and he was admitted to a home for disabled veterans, 5 Oct 1888.^[20] He was discharged from the home, 16 Mar 1889, returning to his wife, Sarah, at 187 Madison Street in Brooklyn, but was readmitted less than three weeks later.^[20] Sarah's brother, Reuben, died in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, 6 Jun 1890, at age 57.^[10] By 1892, Samuel had returned to Sarah and their children, Louise, Lizzie and Alfred, on Madison Street, in Brooklyn, where he again worked as a "ship carpenter" and their daughter, Louise, was a stenographer.^[33] Sarah in 1900, describing herself as a "widow," continued to rent at 187 Madison Street in Brooklyn, residing there with two of her adult children, Louise and Alfred, and a nephew, Clarence,^[34] but without her husband, Samuel, who, apparently, was again in a home for disabled veterans.^[20] Sarah and Samuel's son, Alfred, married a woman named Elizabeth in 1905.^[27] Sarah's sister, Agnes, died in Bath, Maine, 12 Dec 1905, at age 77,^[8] and her sister, Jane, died there, too, 26 Jan 1907, at age 76.^[9] As of 20 Apr 1910, Sarah and her daughter, Louise, resided with her son, Alfred, and his wife and son, still in their rented home at 187 Madison Street in Brooklyn, where Alfred manufactured "jams and preserves" and Louise was a "stenographer" in the "copper" industry.^[35]

Husband's Death, Final Years

107 Macon Street[36]

Sarah's sister, Mary, died, like her two previous sisters did, in Bath, Maine, 22 Jan 1912, at age 73.^[12] Sarah lost three more of her siblings in 1913. Abigail died in Houghton, Washington, 22 Oct 1913, at age 78,^[11] Nathan died in Canby, Minnesota, 26 Oct 1913, at age 87,^[7] and William died in Chisholm, Minnesota, 23 Nov 1913, at age 66.^[15] Sarah's husband, Samuel, died, apparently at a veterans home in Hopkinton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, 23 Jun 1917, at age 84, and he is buried in East Hopkinton Cemetery, in Hopkinton.^[20] Sarah applied for his pension benefits the same year.^[37] By 1820, Sarah had moved within Brooklyn, to 305 Quincy Street, where she resided with her daughter, Louise, who remained single and still worked as a stenographer.^[38] Sarah lost her last surviving sibling, her brother, John, who died in Wisconsin, 6 May 1926, at age 84.^[13] Just before the start of the Great Depression, Sarah died, of pneumonia and chronic myocarditis, at her home at 107 Macon Street in Brooklyn, 21 Jan 1929, at age 89.^[39] She's buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Bath, Maine,^[39] where three of her sisters had died, and where her daughter, Louise would move and die, as well. She was survived by ___________.

Research Notes

Ancestry pages here

Other Bucknams at same cemetery here. Clarence Bucknam info here and here

Civil War Pension here

1915 NY Census here

Also buried in Bath's Oak Grove Cemetery are Sarah's sister, Agnes Ann (Smart) Woodin (1828-1905), and niece, Frances Jane (Steen) Cavanaugh (1863-1939).

Sources

1. ↑ Sarah S. (Smart) Bucknam is a second great grandaunt of the current profile manager, Christopher Smart). Have information, documentation or photos? If so, please add them or contact me. Happy to help you upload and, if you're directly descended, make you the manager.
2. ↑ Sources: (1) 1851 Pleasant Ridge NB Census (citation): "Sarah Smart" (age 11, born 1839-1840)" is the daughter of "William Smart" (age 46, "farmer," Scotch-born 1804-1805, who had arrived in New Brunswick Colony in 1822) and "Ann Smart" (age 45, New Brunswick-born 1805-1806). (2) 1861 Pleasant Ridge NB Census (citation): "Sarah Smart" (daughter, age 10 (error)) is daughter of "William Smart" (age 57, born 1803-1804, "farmer," Scotch-born) and "Ann Smart" (age 57, born 1803-1804, New Brunswick-born Baptist). (3) Death Record (as transcribed by third party): "Sarah S. Bucknam" was born in Maine (error), 25 Aug 1839, daughter of "Wm Smart" and "Anna Smart." "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949", database, FamilySearch (available online https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2W1P-S96 here] : 3 June 2020), Sarah S. Bucknam, 1929. (4) 1870 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah Buckman" (age 31, ME-born 1838-06-28 to 1839-06-27). (5) 1880 New York City Census (citation): "Sarah S. Bucknam" was born 1839-06-06 to 1840-06-06; census erroneously says she was born in Maine to Maine-born parents) . (6) 1900 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah S. Bucknam" was born in Canada, Aug 1839 to Scotland-born father and NH-born mother. (7) 1910 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah S. Bucknam" (age 70, Maine-born 1839-04-21 to 1840-04-20 to Scottish-born father and NH-born mother). (8) 1920 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah Buckman" (age 80, widowed, Maine-born 1839-01-14 to 1840-01-13 to Scottish-born father and NH-born mother).
3. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "New Brunswick," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (accessed March 6, 2021).
4. ↑ Wikipedia contributors, "Magaguadavic River," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (accessed May 12, 2021).
5. ↑ "Dumbarton [Parish] was erected from northern Saint Patrick Parish in 1856," and that area included Pleasant Ridge. Wikipedia contributors, "Dumbarton Parish, New Brunswick," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia (accessed May 12, 2021).
6. ↑ Edited Map Excerpt. Roe Brothers, (A.D. & W.B. Roe). 1878. Atlas of the Maritime Provinces, County of Charlotte, New Brunswick. Eng. by Worley & Bracher, Philada. Printed by F. Bourquin, Philada. Available without restriction courtesy of David Rumsey Historical Collection, full map available online by clicking on map title.
7. ↑ ^{7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5} See Profile of Brother Nathan N. Smart (1825-1913).
8. ↑ ^{8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4} See Profile of Sister Agnes Ann (Smart) Woodin (1828-1905).
9. ↑ ^{9.0 9.1 9.2} See Profile of Sister Jane Cordelia (Smart) Steen (1830-1907).
10. ↑ ^{10.0 10.1 10.2} See Profile of Brother Reuben D. Smart (1832-1890).
11. ↑ ^{11.0 11.1} See Profile of Sister Abigail Stone (Smart) Fish (1835-1913).
12. ↑ ^{12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3} See Profile of Sister Mary B. (Smart) Dunbar (1838-1912).
13. ↑ ^{13.0 13.1} See Profile of Brother John Calvin Smart (abt.1842-1926).
14. ↑ ^{14.0 14.1} See Profile of Sister Margaret Smart (abt.1845-1862).
15. ↑ ^{15.0 15.1} See Profile of Brother William James Smart (abt.1847-1913).
16. ↑ ^{16.0 16.1} See Profile of Brother Charles Smart (abt.1855-).
17. ↑ Cadastral Map. Surveyed by W.F. Roberts, N.B.L.S. in 1948 and 1954. Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. Place Names of New Brunswick: Where is Home? New Brunswick Communities Past and Present. Subject: Dumbarton. Full map available online without restriction here. Accessed 12 May 2021. ("New Brunswick cadastral maps show the basic features of the province along with the boundaries, lot number, and grantee’s name for land granted by the province. These maps are cumulative, showing all grants regardless of date.")
18. ↑ 1851 Pleasant Ridge NB Census (citation): "William Smart" (age 46, "farmer," Scotch-born 1804-1805, who arrived in New Brunswick Colony in "1822") resides in St. Patrick Parish, Charlotte County, New Brunswick in a "frame house" with his wife, "Ann Smart" (age 45, New Brunswick-born 1805-1806), and their New Brunswick-born children, "Jane [Smart] Stein)" (age 20, born 1830-1831, now married, but not living, apparently, with her husband), "Reuben Smart" (age 18, born 1832-1833), "Abigail Smart" (age 15, born 1835-1836), "Mary Smart" (age 13, born 1837-1838), "Sarah Smart" (age 11, born 1839-1840), "Calvin Smart" (age 9, born 1841-1842), "Margaret Smart" (age 7, born 1843-1844) and "Wm Smart" (age 4, born 1846-1847). Also living with William and Ann are William's brother, "James Smart" (age 30, Scotch-born lumberman, arrived in New Brunswick Colony in 1832) and a girl, "Sarah Gill" (age 1). Birth ranges above calculated using an online calculator here.
19. ↑ 1861 Pleasant Ridge NB Census (citation): "William Smart" (age 57, born 1803-1804, "farmer," Scotch-born Baptist) lived in "Pleasant Ridge" with his wife, "Ann Smart" (age 57, born 1803-1804, New Brunswick-born Baptist), and their New Brunswick-born children, "John C. Smart" (son, age 19, born 1841-1842, Baptist), and "Margaret Smart" (daughter, age 15, born 1845-1846, Baptist), "William Smart" (son, age 13, born 1847-1848, Baptist), "Sarah Smart" (daughter, age 10, born 1850-1851, Baptist) and "Charles Smart" (son, age 5, born 1855-1856, Baptist). Also residing with them is Ann's father, "Reuben Brockway" (age 87, born 1773-1774, "father in law," US-born lumberman, Baptist), and "Lucinda Morrell" (age 25, NB-born "lodger" and "school teacher").
20. ↑ ^{20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 20.4 20.5} See Husband Samuel E. Bucknam's Profile.
21. ↑ The sources don't agree on the location and precise date. Sources: (1) Marriage Record: "Samuel E. Bucknam" married "Sarah S. Smart" in Brunswick, Cumberland County, Maine, Oct. 15, 1863. "Maine Vital Records, 1670-1921," database with images, FamilySearch (available online here : 28 November 2018), > image 1 of 1; multiple sources, Maine. (2) Chaplin, Ann Theopold. 1988. A Bucknam-Buckman Genealogy: Some Descendants of William Bucknam of Charlestown And Malden And John Buckman of Boston. Baltimore: Gateway Press. It is reported that at page 149 of this source Ms. Chaplin says the couple married in New Brunswick, 17 Oct 1863.
22. ↑ Sources: (1) 1900 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah S. Bucknam" had, as of 1900, at age 60, given birth to six children, three then living. (2) 1910 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah S. Bucknam" had, as of 1910, at age 70, given birth to six children, three living.
23. ↑ ^{23.0 23.1} See Daughter Lillie Bucknam's Profile.
24. ↑ See Profile of Father William Smart (1804-1866).
25. ↑ See Daughter Louise A. Bucknam's Profile.
26. ↑ 1870 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Saml. Buckman)" (age 39, "ship carpenter," ME-born 1830-06-28 to 1831-06-27) and his wife, "Sarah Buckman" (age 31, ME-born 1838-06-28 to 1839-06-27) reside in Brooklyn with two children: "Lilie Bucknam" (age 5, ME-born 1864-06-28 to 1865-06-27) and "Louisa Buckman" (age 3, ME-born 1866-06-28 to 1867-06-27). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
27. ↑ ^{27.0 27.1} See Son Alfred S. Bucknam's Profile.
28. ↑ See Daughter Lizzie A. Bucknam's Profile.
29. ↑ ^{29.0 29.1} See Daughter Georgia A. Bucknam's Profile.
30. ↑ 1880 New York City Census (citation): "Samuel E. Bucknam" (age 47, "shipwright," ME-born 1832-06-06 to 1833-06-06 to ME-born parents) and his wife, "Sarah S. Bucknam" (age 40, ME-born 1839-06-06 to 1840-06-06 to ME-born parents) reside at 69 Pike Street in Manhattan with four children: "Louise A. Bucknam" (age 13, "at school," ME-born 1866-06-06 to 1867-06-06), "Alfred S. Bucknam" (age 8, NY-born 1871-06-06 to 1872-06-06), "Lizzie A. Bucknam" (age 6, NY-born 1873-06-06 to 1874-06-06) and "Georgia A. Bucknam" (age 2, NY-born 1877-06-06 to 1878-06-06). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
31. ↑ Photo of 187 Madison Street, Brooklyn, NY, taken Nov 2016, accessed 30 May 2021, copyrighted by Google (Google Maps/ Google Earth) but available for use here by non-exclusive, non-transferable license[1].
32. ↑ See Profile of Mother Ann (Brockway) Smart (abt.1804-1888).
33. ↑ 1892 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah Buckman" (age 52, US-born 1839-02-17 to 1840-02-16) and "Samuel Buckman" (age 61, "ship carpenter," US-born 1830-02-17 to 1831-02-16) reside on Madison Street in Brooklyn with their three surviving children, "Lousia Buckman" (age 24, "stenography," US-born 1867-02-17 to 1868-02-16), "Alfred S. Buckman" (age 19, US-born 1872-02-17 to 1873-02-16), and "Lizzie Buckman" (age 17, US-born 1874-02-17 to 1875-02-16), and "Martha Gunson" (age 17, US-born 1874-02-17 to 1875-02-16). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
34. ↑ 1900 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah S. Bucknam" (age 60, widowed, Canada-born Aug 1839 to Scotland-born father and NH-born mother, emigrated to US in 1848, been in US 52 years, has given birth to six children, three living) rents a home in Brooklyn and resides there with her children (each born to ME-born father and Canada-born mother): "Louise A. Bucknam" (age 30, daughter, single, "stenographer," ME-born Nov 1869), "Alfred S. Bucknam" (age 27, son, single, "stenographer," NY-born Aug 1872) and "Clarence J. Bucknam" (age 21 (error), son (error, nephew), single, wool salesman, NY-born Sep 1878).
35. ↑ 1910 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Alfred S. Bucknam " (age 37, "manufacturer" of "jams and preserves," NY-born 1872-04-21 to 1873-04-20 to Maine-born parents) and his wife of "4" years, "Elizabeth B. Bucknam" (age 32, NY-born 1877-04-21 to 1878-04-20 to English-born father and Irish-born mother, who has had one child, then living) reside in a rented home at 187 Madison Street in Brooklyn with their son, "Alfred B. Bucknam" (age 1, son, NY-born 1908-04-21 to 1909-04-20) and Alfred's mother, "Sarah S. Bucknam" (age 70, widowed, Maine-born 1839-04-21 to 1840-04-20 to Scottish-born father and NH-born mother, who has given birth to six children, three living), and sister, "Louise A. Bucknam" (age 40, sister, single, "stenographer," Maine-born 1869-04-21 to 1870-04-20 to Maine-born parents). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
36. ↑ Photo of 107 Macon Street, Brooklyn, NY, taken Nov 2020, accessed 30 May 2021, copyrighted by Google (Google Maps/ Google Earth) but available for use here by non-exclusive, non-transferable license[2].
37. ↑ 1917 Application. The National Archives at Washington, D.C.; Washington, D.C. NAI Title: U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934. Record Group Title: Records of the Department of Veterans Affairs, 1773-2007. Record Group Number: 15; Series Title: U.S., Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934; Series Number T288; Roll 60. Available online with subscription at Ancestry.com here.
38. ↑ 1920 Brooklyn NY Census (citation): "Sarah Buckman" (age 80, widowed, Maine-born 1839-01-14 to 1840-01-13 to Scottish-born father and NH-born mother) resides at 305 Quincy Street, Brooklyn, with her "daughter," "Louice Buckman" (age 45, "stenographer," Maine-born 1874-01-14 to 1875-01-13 to Maine-born parents). Birth ranges above calculated online here using enumerated census date and reported ages.
39. ↑ ^{39.0 39.1} Sources: (1) 1929 Death Record (as transcribed by third party): "Sarah S. Bucknam," born in Maine (error), 25 Aug 1839, daughter of "Wm Smart" and "Anna Smart," resident of 107 Macon Street in Brooklyn, died of influenza pneumonia, chronic myocarditis, 21 Jan 1929, and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery in Bath, Maine, 23 Jan 1929. "New York, New York City Municipal Deaths, 1795-1949", database, FamilySearch (available online https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2W1P-S96 here] : 3 June 2020), Sarah S. Bucknam, 1929. (2) Gravestone: "Sarah S. Bucknam, 1839-1929. (3) Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/61435767/sarah-bucknam : accessed 05 May 2021), memorial page for Sarah Smart Bucknam (25 Aug 1839–23 Jan 1929), Find a Grave Memorial ID Find A Grave: Memorial #61435767, citing Oak Grove Cemetery, Bath, Sagadahoc County, Maine, USA ; Maintained by Maine 101 (contributor 47130320) . For a list of other persons with Wikitree profiles who are likewise shown as buried in this cemetery, click on the cemetery link above. To see Find a Grave's website for the cemetery, click here.

• General Citiations
• 1851 Pleasant Ridge NB Census. 1851 Census. Place: New Brunswick. District: Charlotte Co. Sub-District Name: St. Patrick. Sub-District No: 20. Pages 36-37. Microfilm c-995. Reference RG 31. Image Nos.: e002292883, e002292884 and e002292885. Available without restriction from the Public Archives of Canada.
• 1861 Pleasant Ridge NB Census. 1861 Census. Place: New Brunswick. District: Charlotte. Sub-District Name: Dumbarton. Pages 15-17. Image Nos.: 4108534_00072, 4108534_00073 and 4108534_00074. Available without restriction from the Public Archives of Canada.
• 1870 Brooklyn NY Census. 1870 US Census, Population Schedules for Ward 11, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, enumerated 27 Jun 1870. National Archives Microcopy 593, Roll 952, Page 112, Stamped Page 56B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
• 1880 New York City Census. 1880 US Census, Population Schedules for New York City, New York County, New York, enumerated 5 Jun 1880. Enumeration District 83. National Archives Microcopy 779, Roll 870, Page 24, Stamped Page 277D. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
• 1892 Brooklyn NY Census. 1892 New York State Census, Population Schedules for Election District 11, Ward 23, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, enumerated 16 Feb 1892. Page 15. New York State Education Department, Office of Cultural Education. New York State Library, Albany, NY. Available online with subscription at Ancestry.com here.
• 1900 Brooklyn NY Census. 1900 US Census, Population Schedules for Brooklyn Ward 23, Kings County, New York, enumerated 14 Jun 1900. Enumeration District 385. National Archives Microcopy 623, Roll 1060, Sheet 9B, Stamped Page 203B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
• 1910 Brooklyn NY Census. 1910 US Census, Population Schedules for Ward 23, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, enumerated 20 Apr 1910. Enumeration District 599. National Archives Microcopy 624, Roll 972, Page 4A, Stamped Page 49A. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).
• 1920 Brooklyn NY Census. See 1920 US Census, Population Schedules for Brooklyn Borough, New York City, Kings County, New York, enumerated 13 Jan 1920. Enumeration District 1016. National Archives Microcopy 625, Roll 1170, Sheet 17B. Available online without restriction here, courtesy of the Internet Archive (archive.org).