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Personal data Charles Alvey 


Household of Charles Alvey

He is married to Susan Badders.

They got married on August 1, 1862 at Delaware Co., IN, he was 26 years old.

Charles Alvey oo Susan Badders

Marriage source: WPA marriage index. c-4-206, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib. <>

Child(ren):

  2. Mattie Alvey  ± 1865-> 1865
  4. Charles Alvey  < 1867-1867
  5. William Alvey  1869-1873
  6. George E. Alvey  1870-???? 
  7. Emma Alvey  1871-????
  8. Harriett Alvey  1875-???? 


Notes about Charles Alvey

Charles Alvey

Source: 22 July 1850 Sharon Twp., Richland Co., OH census, sheet 340A, Repository: Dallas TX pub. lib.

"5, 2, 2, Vincent Alvey, ae 52, male, ... 6, Charlotte Alvey, ae 52, fem, ... ... 11, Charles ', ae 13, male, b. Eng, Attend school (1) ..."

Lee Russell provides an anotated 1870 census - Muncie IN

"1870 Census City of Muncie Indiana

Alvey Charles 30 Teamster Eng Eng Creamery on Kilgore Av (Badders) Susan 25 William 1 George 1/12 Lesley, Jame 13 Servant

#169 David Fodge 66 VA (Mansfield) Sarah 62 VA Ward, Emmeline 22 - (sick - married James Riley Clev[enger]. (later Dora Alvey came & lived & helped care for old man, then Emmeline after she was married to JRC.)"

Lee Russell writes, "obituary - 10-5-1912 Charles Alvey (Susan Badders - The man who conducted the first milk dairy in Muncie (Indiana) was Charles Alvey, is dead at Hartford City.

When he was first in the business five cows fully supplied the wants of the city. He passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Harriett Ross who is in charge of the Parker Hotel in Hartford City.

Fourteen weeks ago he was stricken with paralysis and gradually failed until death relieved his suffering.

A native of England he was 76 years of age. He first lived at White Pigeon Michigan. When Charles was 17 the family moved to Muncie, (IN.) where he resided until 6 years ago when his wife (Susan Badders) died. He moved to Millgrove(Blackford Co. NE of Muncie) to live with Mrs. Ross. (note _ cee.) grandau. Clev[enger] said Aung Jen took him in, the apparently he went to live with Harriett Ross. (Charles Alvey had 9 children.) Continued page 2 -"

"p.2 - Charles Alvey obituary He was a member of Muncie Friends Church. When he was 27, he was naturalized as an American citizen. He was father of 9 children. but 2 of these survived. Funeral Sunday forenoon at the Parker Hotel incharge of Rev. William Buckles of Millgrove. (Charles Alvey is buried at Beech Grove. Muncie.)

(10-5-1912 76 ---------- 1836 27 ------ 1863 naturalized)" - xv Nov MCMXCIII

Lee Russell writes, "Note Later research, about the creamery (dairy business started by Charles Alvey. John Cullen's wife Miranda Waldren had a sister named Roxanna who married an Athey - she had a married daughter, a spinster daughterand a son Henry Athey who committed suiside. The 'old maid' was good Bookkeeping - and managed the dairy with her brother. Some of the Alveys also lived nearby, in nice homes circa 1900 - they would be listed as teamsters - drivingteams of horses - delivering milk and butter etc. Sh that is how I came up with Waldren." - xv Nov MCMXCIII

Lee Russell writes, "Worth Sharp spells it Waldren" - xi Jan MCMXCIV

5 Oct 1912 was on a Saturday. The funeral was held on a Sunday. I am using the funeral date of 6 Oct 1912 for date of burial.

Lee Russell writes, "Chas. Alvey died 1912; the uncle who started creamery was cared for by my grandmother's sister Aunt Jen Lutz. Later he went to live in hotel at Hartford City - north of Muncie (17 miles) where his daughter Hattie Rossmanaged a hotel. Charles Alvey had strokes. I later found an obit where it mentioned he was son of Vincent Alvey and Charlotte Cullen and at one time he lived w/ relative (he was about 17) at White Pigeon, Michigan." - xx Nov MCMXCIII

"1891-1892 Emerson's City Directory of Muncie, IN, Delaware Co. [IN] Genealogist & Historian Vol 10 #3 Fall 2001, (Muncie IN, Delaware Co. Hist. Alliance, Fall 2001), pg 76

'Last First ---------- ---------- ... Alvey Chas Alvey Miss Emma Alvey Geo E"

7 June 1900 1st Ward, Muncie, Delaware Co., IN census has occupation = Day laborer - creamry.

One source: Born 10 June 1837.

Alvey, Bob, Descendants of Vincent Alvey, (Publication location: Naguna Niguel, CA, Publisher: B.A., Publication date: xii May MMIV), pg 5

"1 Vincent Alvey ... +Charlotte Charity Cullen ... 2 Charles Alvey b: July 11, 1836 in Castle Bytham, Lincolnshire, England d: October 4, 1912 in Hartford City, IN Burial: Beech Grove Cemetery, Muncie, IN +Susan Brady b: September 26, 1844 in OH m: August 1, 1862 in Delaware Co, IN d: January 8, 1907 in Muncie, Delaware Co, IN Burial: Beech Grove Cemetery, Muncie, IN' ... +Mary Miller ... *2nd Wife of George Alvey: +Elizabeth Behm ...
3 Martha E Alvey b: 1879 in Delaware Co, IN
+William Barr B: Abt: 1875 m: July 15, 1900 in Delaware Co, IN"

Cullen, Charles, Cullen family notes in his ledger, (Publication location: fortasse: Delta, OH, Publisher: CC, Publication date: before 1898) <>

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Charles Alvey

Vincent Alby
< 1787-????
Elizabeth Musson
< 1787-????
N.N. N.N.
Martha Charity
1778-1849
Vincent Alvey
< 1799-????

Charles Alvey
1836-1912

1862

Susan Badders
1843-1906

Child 9 of Charles & Susan Alvey
????-
Mattie Alvey
± 1865-> 1865
Child 2 of Charles & Susan Alvey
± 1867-1867
Charles Alvey
< 1867-1867
William Alvey
1869-1873
George E. Alvey
1870-????
Emma Alvey
1871-????
Harriett Alvey
1875-????
Child 8 of Charles & Susan Alvey
± 1878-1878

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    Birthday July 11, 1836

    • The temperature on July 11, 1836 was about 20.0 °C. Wind direction mainly southwest. Weather type: helder dampig. Source: KNMI
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    Day of marriage August 1, 1862

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    Day of death October 4, 1912

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    Day of burial October 6, 1912

    • The temperature on October 6, 1912 was between -2.3 °C and 11.8 °C and averaged 3.5 °C. There was 8.2 hours of sunshine (72%). The average windspeed was 2 Bft (weak wind) and was prevailing from the south east. Source: KNMI
    • Koningin Wilhelmina (Huis van Oranje-Nassau) was from 1890 till 1948 sovereign of the Netherlands (also known as Koninkrijk der Nederlanden)
    • In The Netherlands , there was from February 12, 1908 to August 29, 1913 the cabinet Heemskerk, with Mr. Th. Heemskerk (AR) as prime minister.
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