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Joshua David Lovett (1833-1917)
married 1897
Armaidie Harrison (1872-1959)
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He called Maidy, his third
wife, his "little pot of
honey."
They had six
children.
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her children:
Freddie O. Riley 1892-
Neal C. A. Riley 1894-
their children:
Delbert W. 1899-
Elbert F. 1901-
Lewis (or Louis) H. 1904-
Leona M. (Midge) 1907-
Gratz E. 1910-
Joshua David 1913-
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Joshua Lovett (1833-1917)
1900 census - age 67, farmer - Colfax Township - Harrison - MO
wife Armaidie 28, son Delbert 1, step-sons surname Riley, Freddie 8 and Neal 6. Married 3 years.
1910 census - age 76, farmer - Elk River Township - McDonald - MO
wife Armaidie 38, step-son Neal 16, sons Delbert 11, Elbert 9, Lewis 6, Gratz 3 mo, daughter Midge 3,
mother-in-law Serrah 62, brother-in-law Noah 24.
Armaidie Harrison (1872-1959)
1920 census - age 48 - no trade or profession - Noel - Elk River Township - McDonald - MO
sons Elbert F. 18 - Assistant ____ Post Office,
Louis H. 16, Gratz E. 10, Joshua D. 7,
daughter Leona M. 12, brother Noah 34
1920 census - larger view
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Notes:
In the 1920 census for Maidie it's hard to make out the name of the last child.
It looks like the census taker had a bad pen. He wrote J-o which is very faint as though he ran out of ink. So he dipped his pen
and made a tall dark -s, maybe his elbow was joggled, then wrote u-a and remembered (or was reminded - too late) that Joshua has an h so he ended with that. And then the initial D.
Cross-checking the name in familysearch.org we find Joshua David born 1913 (when his father was 80).
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- Research and census pages courtesy of Dwyn Larson dwyn@ancestorpages.com
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