1880 US Census of Fall River
Note: Mary Ellen Cunard (mother) is living with Patrick. Within a short walk is his brother's apartment
| The Patrick and John Morgan Families - 1880 US Census of Fall River | |||||||||||||||||
| Enumerated 5 June 1880 | |||||||||||||||||
| Months | Can't | Father | Mother | ||||||||||||||
| Surname | Relation | Color | Sex | Age | Status | Born | Occupation | Unemp | School | Read | Write | Born | Born | Born | |||
| Morgan | John | Head | W | M | 38 | M | 1842 | Cotton Weaver | 4 | Ire. | Ire. | Ire | |||||
| Mary | Wife | W | F | 30 | M | 1850 | Keeping House | MA | Ire. | Ire | |||||||
| Mary | Daug | W | F | 10 | S | 1870 | At School | Yes | RI | Ire. | MA | ||||||
| Chapin St. | Elizabeth | Daug | W | F | 8 | S | 1872 | At School | Yes | RI | Ire. | MA | |||||
| Patrick | Son | W | M | 4 | S | 1876 | RI | Ire. | MA | ||||||||
| John | Son | W | M | 2/30 | S | 1880 | MA | Ire. | MA | ||||||||
| Morgan | Patrick | Head | W | M | 34 | M | 1846 | Bricklayer | 12 | Missouri * | Ire. | Ire. | |||||
| Catherine | Wife | W | F | 40 | M | 1840 | Cotton mill | X | X | Ire. | Ire. | Ire. | |||||
| John | Son | W | M | 10 | S | 1870 | Cotton mill | RI | Miss. | Ire. | |||||||
| Wilcox Ave | Ella | Daug | W | F | 7 | S | 1873 | At School | Yes | RI | Miss. | Ire. | |||||
| No 3 | Margaret | Daug | W | F | 3 | - | 1877 | RI | Miss. | Ire. | |||||||
| Ellen | Mother | W | F | 68 | - | 1812 | Keeping House | X | X | Ire. | Ire. | Ire. | |||||
| Edward | Brother | W | M | 36 | - | 1844 | Laborer | 12 | Ire. | Ire. | Ire. | ||||||
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Patrick was not born in
Missouri, he was born in Ireland
Link to Patrick Census sheet
http://tinyurl.com/a8rce57
He lived and worked there. see ad above
Link to John Census sheet http://tinyurl.com/aa6qmkBitmap
26. Note that the name of the mother tongue must be given even when it is the same as the language of the country in which the person was born.
Thus, if a person reports that he was born in England and that his mother tongue is English, write Eng.-English; or if a person reports that
he was born in Germany and that his mother tongue is German, write Ger.-German. This is necessary to distinguish such persons from others born in the same country
but having a different mother tongue.
List of family names in Census: John Morgan, Mary Morgan, Elisabeth Morgan, Patrick Morgan, Catherine Morgan, Margaret Morgan, Ellen Morgan, Edward Morgan