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Madrid:



Brandy-View Bed and Breakfast – 24 Walker Road, Madrid, NY 13660. (315)322-4429. Fax (315)322-4678. hargrave@northnet.org. Brandy-View farmhouse, built in 1849 by the Hargrave’s great grandfather, has three guestrooms decorated with family heirlooms and complimented with modern conveniences. Snuggle under the covers of the homemade quilts; rise to the aroma of a fresh brewed coffee and enjoy a full breakfast in the sun filled kitchen or formal dining room. Open year round.

1870 Census of Madrid, St Lawrence County, NY p.511B

39  160  160 Hargrave       John           49   M    W    Farmer         7,000     1,700     State of NY        X      X                                                   X

40  160  160 Hargrave       Mary           40   F    W    Keeps House                        State of NY        X      X



CENSUS YR:  1870  TERRITORY:  NY  COUNTY:  St Lawrence  DIVISION:  Town of Madrid  REEL NO:  M5931098  PAGE NO:  511B

REFERENCE:  Recorded by Geo G. Simons on August 11 1870

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 LN  HN   FN  LAST NAME      FIRST NAME     AGE SEX  RACE  OCCUP.       REAL VAL. PERS VAL.   BIRTHPLACE       FOREIGN BIRTH  MONTH     MONTH     ATT.   CAN'T CAN'T DEAF M-21yrs VOTE-

                                                                                                               FATHER MOTHER  BORN      MARR.     SCHOOL READ  WRITE              DENIED

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 1   160  160 Hargrave       Agnes          19   F    W    At Home                            State of New York                                     X

                   REMARKS:  Handwritten page number 20

 2   160  160 Hargrave       Luther         18   M    W    Works on Farm                      State of NY                                           X

 3   160  160 Hargrave       Susanna        14   F    W    At Home                            State of NY                                           X

 4   160  160 Hargrave       Martha         11   F    W    At Home                            State of NY                                           X

 5   160  160 Hargrave       Robert         8    M    W    At Home                            State of NY                                           X

 6   160  160 Hargrave       Margaret       6    F    W    At Home                            State of NY                                           X

 7   160  160 Hargrave       Joseph         4    M    W    At Home                            State of NY                                           X

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John Hargrave and his older brother Andrew are listed on the Châteauguay County 1838 Militia Paylist Page. John was a private in Captain Ainslie’s Company (Williamstown Beechridge) and Andrew was in Captain Robinson’s Company at Norton Creek (Williamstown). Andrew moved to Illinois around 1860 and later to Oregon where he died in 1882. He is buried in the Yamhill Cemetery. John died in 1874 and is buried in the Beech Ridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

From ‘The Ship List’

Passengers Quebec to Montreal 1819 September

Malsham – 18th trip up, Quebec to Montreal 12th September 1819

Number Names Fare Paid Remarks

60,61,62 Joseph Hargrave & wife & James Hargrave 1/2/6 1/2/6

63,64,65 Ritter [?] Hargrave & wife & Eliz. Gouldie 1/2/6 1/2/6 Petter / Peter ?

Data from National Archives of Canada MG 28, III, 57 – Reel M-8273 vol 1

‘Ritter’ Hargrave is probably Ruther Hargrave (1788-1885) and his wife Agnes Goldie (1796-1829). He came to Quebec in 1817 and later lived in Madrid, New York. Joseph Hargrave is either Ruther’s father Joseph Hargrave (1749-1847) or his brother Joseph Hargrave (1785-1873). James Hargrave could be Ruther’s uncle or his half-brother James Hargrave (1798-1865).

Huntingdon County Militia Pay Lists 1838

From National Archives of Canada in Ottawa