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1870 US CENSUS for Tippecanoe Twp, Kosciusko County, Indiana
David LENN, 48, farm laborer, personal estate $100, born Ohio,
Lucinda, 49, keeping house, born Ohio
Nancy E, 18, born Ohio, at home,
Ellen, 16, born Ohio,
Stephen, 12, born Indiana,
Aaron, 9, born Indiana,
Moses, 9, born Indiana,
Lucinda, 6, born Indiana,
David, 2, born Indiana.
1880 in Perry, Noble, Indiana
Aaron Linn, 19, laborer, b Indiana (parents b Ohio)
Amanda, 18, wife, keeping home, b Indiana
Willie, 6 months, b Indiana
1900 in Benton,Elkhart, Indiana
Aaron H Linn, 39, wood chopper, b Indiana (father b Ohio, mother b Tennessee)
Amanda C, 28, b Indiana
Ina M, 17, servant, b Michigan
Harvey H, 11, at school, b Indiana
Manuel M, 9, b Indiana
Claudie L, 6, b Indiana
Mary, 4, b Indiana
Alfred, 1, b Indiana
Leo Rink, 21, married, son in law, day labor, b Indiana
Estella C, 16, married, daughter, b Indiana
1910 in Ligonier, Noble, Indiana
Aron Linn, 48, street laborer, b Indiana (father b Virginia, mother b Ohio)
Mandy, 47, b Indiana (11 children, 9 alive)
Harvey, 20, street laborer, b Indiana
Manuel, 18, farm laborer, b Indiana
Claud, 16, general laborer, b Indiana
Mary, 14, b Indiana
Alfred, 11, b Indiana
Jos, 7, b Indiana
Freda, 4, b Indiana
1920 in Bloomfield, Lagrange, Indiana
Aaron Linn, 57, b Indiana (father b Ohio, mother b New Jersey)
Amanda, 58, b Indiana
Harvey, 34, son, single, b Indiana
Claud, 26, single, b Indiana
Emanuel, 28, married, b Indiana
Alfred, 21, single, b Indiana
Joseph, 18, b Indiana
Freada, 14, b Indiana
Sadie, 21, married, daughter in law, b Indiana
Mabel, 1 year 7 months, granddaughter, b Indiana
Clarence Sharp, 33, married, son in law, b Indiana
Mary Sharp, 24, daughter, b Indiana
Ruby Sharp, 4 years 9 months, granddaughter, b Indiana
Kenneth Sharp, 8 months, grandson, b Indiana
1930 in Goshen, Elkhart, Indiana
Aaron Linn 69, laborer on farm, b Indiana (parents b Indiana)
Amanda Linn 68, b Indiana
Harvey Linn 42, single, laborer saw mills, b Indiana
Marshall Stickler 36, married, son in law, laborer on farm, b Indiana
Freda Stickler 24, daughter, b Indiana
Alfred Stickler 4, b Indiana
Joseph Stickler 6 months, b Indiana
Ruth Rise 17, boarder, b Indiana
Manuel Linn 38, married, son, laborer on farm, b Indiana
Sadie Linn 31, married, daughter in law, b Indiana
Mable Linn 11, grand daughter, b Indiana
1940 in Goshen, Elkhart, Indiana
Aaron Lynn 79, retired, b Indiana
Amanda Lynn 78, wife, retired, b Indiana
Harvey Lynn 51, single, laborer farmer, b Indiana
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Birth: Dec. 30, 1860
Indiana, USA
Death: Jul. 16, 1942
Aaron was the second son of David & Lucinda May Jester Linn and the brother of Mary, John, Charles, Sarah, Nancy, Jemima Ellen, Stephen, Moses, Lucinda, and David.
Aaron & Amanda were wed in Noble county on January 25th, 1879, and the next year when the census was taken, they had one little boy, Willie. Stella was born five years later; then came Inez, Harvey, Manuel, Claud, Mary, Alfred, Joe, and Freada.
In 1900, the family was living in Elkhart county. Willie has died and Stella has married, but she isn't gone: she and her husband are living here. The Linns have children-in-laws living with them a lot as the years go by: in 1920, the extended family-members are Manuel's new family, Sadie and Mabie, and Mary's husband Clarence Sharp and their two little kids, Ruby and Kenneth. Then in 1930, Mary's family was gone, but Freada, her husband Marshall, and their two boys, Alfred and Joseph, have moved in. Manuel & family are still here.
Manuel married Sadie Wolfinger and had a girl Mabel. There was a baby boy, but he died in infancy. Alfred married Trilby and is buried in Hillcrest cemetery. Claud married Beulah Lane, had three daughters, Viola, Irene, & Helen, and is buried here in Byers.
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Parents:
David Linn (1822 - 1886)
Lucinda Linn (1821 - 1892)
Spouse:
Amanda Caroline Click Linn (1861 - 1946)*
Children:
Ines May Linn McDonald (1880 - 1929)*
Stella Linn Mock (1885 - 1940)*
Harvey Linn (1888 - 1970)*
Joe Linn (1902 - 1936)*
Freada Linn Stickler (1904 - 1961)*
(findagrave.com, contributor Mrs. Ward)
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