Frances PADELFORD

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• Census: 1900, living with parents at 920 Main St., Quincy, Adams Co., Ill.
• Census: 1910, living with father in Quincy, Adams Co., Ill.

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• Also Known As: Pa Delford
• Census: 1865, Living with J.M. in Quincy, Ill
• Census: 1870, Living with parents in Quincy, Adams County, Illinois
• Census: 1880, Living with parents in Quincy, Adams Co., Il
• Occupation: 1880; Express driver
• Occupation: Between 1887 and 1888; Express driver
• Census: 1900, Living with mother at 920 Main St., Quincy, Adams Co., Ill
• Census: 1910, Living with mother in Quincy, Adams Co., Ill

Notes:

The Quincy Daily Whig: 1883 Jan 13

Charles Padelford was arraigned on a charge of curelty to animals. He was engaged in hauling heavy loads of ice with a team of mules with shoulders badly galled. He paid $8 and costs. The mules were put in charge of Dr. Hale, who will attend to them.

The Quincy Daily Whig: 1884 May 01

RECKLESS DRIVING

Yesterday evening CHARLES PADELFORD, who drives an express wagon, came near running over a woman at the Seventh street crossing on Hampshire Street. The fact was reported to Capt. Sliney and Padelford was arrested and charged with reckless driving. Many of the drivers of both hacks and express wagons are too careless in driving across street cossings, and an example should be made of some of them.

The Quincy Daily Whig: 1885 Jul 04

POLICE COURT

The prisoners' bench was well filled yesterday moprning. Justice Wallin seems to have turned over a new leaf, for on yesterday morning he assessed fines that are more apt to convince peace disturbers that it don't pay to get drunk and raise a disturbance.
C.C. Watson got full of levee whisky and made himself "too numerous to mention." For the fun he had he was asked to pay $25 and costs, and as he had spent all of his money for drink he was compelled to accept a position in the city's quarry, where he will work until he earns $26.50 at $1 per day.
William Lahan, another peace disturber, was fined a like amount, and went to the rockpile with Watson, to keep the latter from being lonesome.
CHARLES PADELFORD was also charged with disturbing the peace, but the charge should have been interfering with an officer. It appears that William and CHARLED PADELFORD were among the excursionist on the steamer Co. Patterson on Wednesday evening. They got into trouble on the boat, which was renewed after the parties left the boat. Constable Tom Harvey was present and arrested William Fees. PADELFORD interfered, and the result was that Fees escaped and PADELFORD was arrested and taken to the station. He was fined $25 and costs.

Charles married Mary Cordelia SLEE on 29 Aug 1882 in Adams Co., Illinois. Mary (daughter of Frank SLEE and Martha HUFF) was born about 1864; died on 17 May 1908 in Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois; was buried on 18 May 1908 in Graceland Cemetery, Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Census: 1900, Living with husband & mother-in-law at 920 Maine St., Quincy, Adams Co., Ill