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Healy is identified

Richard J. Lalor and his family are identified on the 1855 census.

In years ending in zero (ie. 1870 or 1880), the federal government did a census; those are the well-known census documents housed at the National Archives. New York state, however, conducted its own census in years ending in five, such as this…

In years ending in zero (ie. 1870 or 1880), the federal government did a census; those are the well-known census documents housed at the National Archives. New York state, however, conducted its own census in years ending in five, such as this one.

In years ending in zero (ie. 1870 or 1880), the federal government did a census; those are the well-known census documents housed at the National Archives. New York state, however, conducted its own census in years ending in five, such as this one.

In years ending in zero (ie. 1870 or 1880), the federal government did a census; those are the well-known census documents housed at the National Archives. New York state, however, conducted its own census in years ending in five, such as this one.

Catherine and James Lynch are identified. In years ending in zero (ie. 1870 or 1880), the federal government did a census; those are the well-known census documents housed at the National Archives. New York state, however, conducted its own census in…