Clare-born, 1860 census New Jersey

[smcarberry]

Continuing the posting of those found with a quick review of census listings indicated by Footnote.com as having Clare-born, these the ones I found in New Jersey.

Sharon Carberry USA


My method of doing these census extractions:
All individuals are those labeled on a census page as having been born in County Clare, for whom I do not repeat that
label below. I show an Irish county only for the wives who were born in a different county. There are families in which
the censustaker showed that all the children were born in Clare before emigration.

Occupations are omitted except for farmers and skilled trades. Most young people lived in the households of their employers, but that household is not shown below.

Regarding U.S. geo-political jurisdictions: the units are (going from large to small):
state
county
town or township (rural) or district/precinct (very rural) or boro/borough or city (sometimes with a particular ward)
A city with wards was a large one, which in 1860 were mostly along the Eastern seaboard or along the Great Lakes,since the nation did not yet have a completed coast-to-coast railway system.

1860
NJ Camden Co. Camden city, North Ward
McALIER, Margaret 22 servant in the West Jersey Hotel


NJ Monmouth Co. Middletown
all in consecutive housing units:
KELLY
Patrick 30
Margaret 27

McMAHAN
John 37 NJ [may be an error by censustaker]
Ann 27 Clare
Margaret 7 NJ
Daniel 6 "
James 4 "
Maria 2 "

AHERAN
Danl. 31 farmer
Eliza 24
Margaret 6 NJ
Mary 4 “
Honora 1 “

AHERAN
John 43
Hannah 31
John 12
Stephen 8 NJ
Danl. 3 “
James 1/3 “

AHERAN
Matthew 40
Mary 45
Wm 8 NJ
Jane 7 “
John 5 “

NORTON
Thomas 25
Catharine 21

near
LIDDY
Edmund 53 farmer
Mary 50
Patrick 19
Mary A. 15
Jane 12

same town:
CANNY
Michael 30
Ann 31
Martin 2
Thomas 1/6 NJ
in same housing unit with:
MACK
Thomas 50
Hannah 50
Michael 19

in a doctor's household:
McMAHON, James 27
AHERIN, Michael 32
CAIN, James 30
MULLINS, Ann 47