Marcello Olin

Census

Marcello was counted in the following censuses:
1850 in New York, Steuben County, Greenwood Sources: Chris Westcott Underwood; Enid Jones Westcott; Ancestry.com; Page 302; 8 Oct 1850 Line 10 - 14; Dwelling # 6594; Family Visited # 1625 Samuel Olin - age 51, male, Merchant, Value of real estate $2500, born in NY Pamelia or Parmelia Olin - age 40, female, born in NY AnnVernette- age 19, female, born in NY, attended school Marcello - age 16, male, born in NY, attended school Marshall - age 10, male, born in NY, attended school
1860 in Iowa, Wright County, Vernon Twp From Chris Underwood and her mother Enid Westcott & Ancestry.com; Page 7; 12 Jul 1860 Lines 9 - 12; Dwelling 299; Family 289 Marcello Olin - age 26, male, farmer, value of personal property $250, place of birth New York Fannie E. - age 22, female, place of birth New York John - age 3, male, place of birth New York Frederick - age 9/12, male, place of birth Iowa
1865 in New York, Steuben County, Hornellsville From Chris Underwood and her mother Enid Westcott; Salt Lake City, Utah Census Film 0512, 424 , 26 Jun 1865 Lines 1 - 6; Dwelling 693; Built of Wood; Value $300; Family 693 Olin, Marcello - age 31, born in Steuben ---, Eunice - age 27, wife, born in Steuben, # ch 4, # mar 1, married ---, John - age 8, child, born in Steuben ---, Fred - age 5, child, born in Iowa ---, Clement - age 3, child, born in Steuben ---, Clara - age 1, child, born in Steuben
1880 in New York, Steuben County, Hornellsville Familysearch.org; Ancestry.com; ED 181; Sheet 5, 4 Jun 1880 Line 41 - 46; Dwelling # 54; Family Visited # 56 Olin, Marsello - male, age 47, married, Peddles Harnesses, 4 months unemployed, self and parents born in NY ---, Eunice - wife, age 43, married, keeping house, self and parents born in NY ---, Clem E. - son, age 19, single, Painter ---, Clara E. - daughter, age 16, single, Domestic Servant ---, Frank R. - son, age 14, single, apprentice to make harnesses ---, Gertrude M. - daughter, age 10, single, attended school

New York, State Census, 1892 Page 2, Enumeration of the Inhabitants living in the first Election District of the Town of Hornellsville, In the County of Steuben, N. Y. on Feb. 16, 1892 Marsh N. Olin, M, 59, United States, Cit. Carpenter Eunic Olin, F, 54, United States, Cit.

Certificates

MARRIAGE INFORMATION
Taken from Old Fulton NY Post Cards Hornellsville Tribune Thursday Morning November 1, 1885

Other Information Thanks to Christine Underwood and her Mother, Enid Westcott, for sending us the pages from the Source book below. Source: Warren G. Olin, Family Historian; 300 Years of Joseph Olin and His Descendants; Pages 219 & 220
"Samuel and Pamelia (Stephens) Olin's second of four children was a son, Marcello, born 1836 at Hornellsville, Steuben County, New York. He received his education in the Steuben County School System when his father was Superintendent of the schools. Marcello worked as a laborer at various jobs in the county. One job in particular was to help lay the tracks for the new railroad running thorugh southern New York State. In 1855, at 21 years old, he considered himself a man of the world; he married Eunice Webb of Hornell and immediately took her west to Platte City, Platte County, Missouri. Their farm consisted of choice, river bottom land subject to flooding during high waters of the Missouri River. The olins could look across the Missouri River and see the lands of Kansas State. The children who survived the rigors of life along the river were: Clem, born 1862; Clara, born 1864; Frank Rylan, born 1866; and Gertrude May, born 1870. The only additional information regarding these children born during the conflict of the Civil War relates to Frank Rylan Olin. Frank Rylan Olin .... Marcello and Eunice Olin returned to Steuben County shortly before his mother's death and purchased a small farm next door to her farm. Marcello died at Hornell in 1894. Eunice Webb Olin traveled to California where she died in 1919 in Los Angeles, probably at the home of one of her children."

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Marcello Olin