MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM VAN HORN AND MARY SMITH

William Van Horn and Mary Smith were married February 23 1874 in Richland County, Ohio. They had five children: Elizabeth (b.1875), Anna (b.1876), James (b.1878), Alice (b.1881) and Grace (b.1888).

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In 1880, William and Mary, with their children Bessy (Elizabeth), Anna and James, were farming in Clear Creek Township, Ashland County, Ohio.1

In 1900, William and Mary, with their children Alice and Grace, were living in the Village of Cadott, Wisconsin. William's occupation was recorded as "carpenter".2

In 1910, William and Mary were farming in the Township of Ludington, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin.3

1. 1880 U.S. Census, Ohio, Ashland County, Clear Creek Township, Enumeration District 79, Page 8C, Lines 21 thru 25
2. 1900 U.S. Census, Wisconsin, Chippewa County, Village of Cadott, Enumeration District 56, Sheet 7B, Lines 53 thru 56
3. 1910 U.S. Census, Wisconsin, Eau Claire County, Township of Ludington, Enumeration District 61, Sheet 6A, Lines 29 and 30
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