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From: L Edw <>
Subject: [PIATT] Etta C. assumed Piatt, but maybe Brewer
Date: Wed, 2 Aug 2000 20:05:23 -0700 (PDT)

Jacob and Christina Piatt lived in Missouri in 1880.
When Christina died there was a baby, 1 month old, on
the census record. It was believed that Christina had
died as a result of childbirth, but as the children
went different directions upon the death of Jacob,
there is no further evidence of an Etta C. existing.
My question, however, is whether it is known if this
baby was really Christina's or the daughter Artimisha
Ellen's. Artimisha had not moved from Ohio to
Missouri with the rest of the family. She had married
at 16 a man by the last name of Brewer. However,
Artimisha shows up on the 1880 Missouri census, but no
husband, and a baby is suddenly there as well.
Artimisha left Missouri when her father died and ended
up marrying a man by the name of Scott Levi. If anyone
has found any evidence of whose baby this was and
whatever happened to her I would like to know. Address
any responses to Lee at .

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