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Subject: Re: [PIATT] Etta C. assumed Piatt, but maybe Brewer
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2000 14:30:17 -0700 (PDT)

Could you look at my MO 1880 abstracts and tell me if I'm missing the one
you mentioned - or, if I just overlooked it after reading your email. I was
looking for one with a Jacob or J Piatt and a 1 month old baby. What county
did you find them in?
http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/1880cen.html
Thanks, Marianne

On Wed, 2 Aug 2000 20:05:23 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

> 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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