Birney Barnes COLBORNE

Family 1: Ellen Frances BOWEN
  1. Belle Evelyn COLBORNE
  2. Elizabeth Aline COLBORNE
  3. Bernice Martha COLBORNE 
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Name: Charles Colborne , Residence: Menasha, Wisconsin Enlistment Date: 05 May 1864 Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE State Served: Wisconsin Unit Numbers: 3095 3095 Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 05 May 1864 Enlisted in Company D, 41st Infantry Reg iment Wisconsin on 05 May 1864. Died of disease Company D, 41st Infantry Regiment Wisconsi n on 18 September 1864 in Chicago, IL _______________________________ BLM REcords COLBORNE BERNEY B 05 102 N 058 W 018 80 261000 PA M278 07/20/1881 COLBORNE BERNEY B 05 102 N 058 W 018 39.42 261000 PA M278 07/20/1881 COLBORNE BERNEY B 05 102 N 058 W 018 39.47 261000 PA M278 07/20/1881 COLBORNE BERNEY B 05 102 N 059 W 013 160 272002 PA 3781 06/30/1881 COLBORNE MARY M 05 102 N 059 W 013 160 272002 PA 8332 12/20/1884 ______________________________ 1880 Census Chas. COLBORNE age 62 <1818> England Self Married White Male Menasha, Winnebago, WI Elizabet h B. COLBORNE age 62 <1818> England Wife Married White Female Menasha, Winnebago, WI Mary M. COLBORNE age 36 <1844> England Dau Single White Female Menasha, Winnebago ______________________________ 1880 Census Chicago, Cook, Illinois (This is Oliver Colborne, father of Marjorie Colborne-wif e ofDennis W. Smith) Name: O. COLBORNE Age: 28 Estimated birth year: <1852> Birthplace: ENG Occupation: Machinist Relation: Self Home in 1880: Chicago, Cook, Illinois Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: O. COLBORNE Father's birthplace: ENG Mother's birthplace: EN G Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois; Roll: T9_199; Family Hist ory Film: 1254199; Page: 290C; Enumeration District: 184; Image: 0063. Household: Mary wife age 27 born Wisconsin. Father born Germany, mother born Germany Ida age 4 born Illinois. Father born:England mother born: Wisconsin Deal, Amelia, age 23 seamstress; sister-in-law born Wisconsin. Father born: Germany Mother b orn: Germany ____________________________ 1870 US Census Name: Charles Galboone (this is Charles Colborne. The name is wrong in the census index.) Age in 1870: 50 Estimated Birth Year: 1819 Birthplace: England Home in 1870: Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin Race: White Gender: Male Post Office: Winchester Roll: M593_1745 Page: 59 Image: 120 Year: 1870 Household: Elizabeth age 50 keeping house born England Mary M. age 25 Clerk in Store born England Barney B. age 19 Surveyor born England Oliver age 18 works in factory born England Julia B. age 13 at school born Wisconsin Wilmer J.(?) age 7 at school born Wisconsin ______________________________ 1880 Census Chas. COLBORNE age 62 <1818> England Self Married White Male Menasha, Winnebago, WI Elizabet h B. COLBORNE age 62 <1818> England Wife Married White Female Menasha, Winnebago, WI Mary M. COLBORNE age 36 <1844> England Dau Single White Female Menasha, Winnebago ______________________________ 1880 Census Chicago, Cook, Illinois (This is Oliver Colborne, father of Marjorie Colborne-wif e ofDennis W. Smith) Name: O. COLBORNE Age: 28 Estimated birth year: <1852> Birthplace: ENG Occupation: Machinist Relation: Self Home in 1880: Chicago, Cook, Illinois Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Head of household: O. COLBORNE Father's birthplace: ENG Mother's birthplace: EN G Image Source: Year: 1880; Census Place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois; Roll: T9_199; Family Hist ory Film: 1254199; Page: 290C; Enumeration District: 184; Image: 0063. Household: Mary wife age 27 born Wisconsin. Father born Germany, mother born Germany Ida age 4 born Illinois. Father born:England mother born: Wisconsin Deal, Amelia, age 23 seamstress; sister-in-law born Wisconsin. Father born: Germany Mother b orn: Germany ____________________________ Beloit Free Press Oct 19, 1893 Pg 3, Col 5 Received and transcribed at Simi Valley, CA, From microfilm copy, April 17, 2004. DIED COLBORN. Mr. B. B. Colborn, brother-in-law of Mrs. Dr. Bell, died last Friday in Chicago o f pneumonia, after an illness of but four daysŁu duration, and his remains were brought to thi s city Sunday and laid to rest in the city cemetery by the side of his wife, who was Miss Ell a Bowen, of Janesville, who died last spring at the home of Dr. Bell in this city. Mr. Colborn was 44 years of age, and was a native of Kent, England. He was a civil enginee r and was long engaged on surveys for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road. He was workin g on a survey at the Black Hills when the Indian trouble four years ago drove him fro the fie ld and he went to Chicago. He was one of the engineers who had charge of grading the ground s and making the sewer system of the WorldŁus Fair. Since the completion of that work he wa s employed on the Chicago city sewer and tunnel work where he contracted pneumonia which spee dily proved fatal. He leaves three little daughters, aged respectively 10, 8, and 5 years, a nd has two brothers and a sister residing in Chicago. The fatherless and motherless childre n are now with Dr. & Mrs. Bell ____________________ Janesville Gazette Oct 17, 1893, Pg 4, Col 5 Received and transcribed at Simi Valley, CA, From microfilm copy, April 17, 2004. WILL BE BURIED AT BELOIT The Remains of B. B. Colborn Will Lie by the Side of Those of His Wife The remains of B. B. Colborn were taken to Beloit yesterday from Chicago to be buried by th e side of his wife, who was formerly Miss Ella Bower (should read BOWEN) of Janesville, and w ho died a few months ago at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Bell of Beloit. Mr. Colborn wa s a surveyor and was driven from the Beloit Hills by the Indians years ago. He was one of th e engineers in charge of the WorldŁus Fair grading and sewer system. He leaves three young da ughters. _____________________ Beloit Free Press January 11, 1894 Received and transcribed at Simi Valley, CA, From microfilm copy, April 17, 2004. INTERMENTS IN THE BELOIT CITY CEMETERY IN 1893 Among several listed is: Date of burial: 15Oct 1893, Barney B. Colburn, pneumonia, age 44 years, place of death: Chic ago, Illinois.



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