NameSilas FRAME
Birth16 Jul 1818, Preble County, Ohio1610
Residence1880, Clarno, Green County, Wisconsin2311 Age: 61
Death27 Feb 18941610 Age: 75
BurialKelly-Morton Cemetery, Monroe, Green County, Wisconsin1610
FatherJames FRAME (1786-1852)
MotherSusanna BRADSHAW (1783-1870)
Spouses
Birth20 Jun 1819, Preble County, Ohio1610
Death27 Jun 19051610 Age: 86
BurialKelly-Morton Cemetery, Monroe, Green County, Wisconsin1610
FatherJacob STRADER (1799-1866)
MotherRachel STARR (1799-1889)
Marriageaft 1850, Argyle, Lafayette County, Wisconsin1610,2293
Notes for Silas FRAME

Related Web Site: My Frame Lineage, by Randy Treadway.

Family Remembrance:1610 Silas Frame, born: 16 July 1818 in Preble Co., Ohio. He married Mary Ann "Polly" Strader in Argyle, Lafayette Co., Wisconsin. Polly was born on 20 June 1819 in Preble Co., Ohio, the daughter of Jacob Strader and Rachel Starr and the sister of Elizabeth. Silas died on 27 Feb 1894, and Polly died on 27 June 1905. They both are buried in the Kelly-Morton Cemetery, Monroe, Green Co., Wisconsin.

1818 Birth:1610 Other researcher gives birth date as 16 July 1818. Birth place of Preble County, Ohio supported by 1850 census enumeration and the fact that parents James and Susanna Frame were enumerated in Bourbon County, Kentucky1480 in 1810 and in Preble County, Ohio2285 in 1820. The Frame family is believed to have relocated to Preble County in 1816 based on a land purchase827 by family patriarch Jeremiah Frame.

1850 U.S. Census:2293 Silas enumerated in the household of his father James Frame in Argyle Township, Lafayette County, Wisconsin as a male, age 31, miner, born in Ohio. Five sons of James Frame2293 and Susannah Bradshaw (Jeremiah, John, Thomas, James, and Silas) were enumerated as adjacent families in the 1850 enumeration in Argyle Township, Lafayette County, Wisconsin. The 1850 enumeration indicates that two of these sons (Jeremiah and James) married women who were born in Illinois, tending to validate this James Frame family as the same one that previously lived in Preble County, Ohio, relocated to Vermilion County, Illinois, and then to Lafayette County, Wisconsin.

1870 U.S. Census:159
Green County, Wisconsin (Town of Clarno, Monroe Post Office)
Enumerated 1 July 1870
Silas Frame •• 57, male, white, farmer, real estate value $1,500, personal property $600, born in Illinois, male over the age of 21
Anna •• 50, female, white, keeping house, born in Illinois
Jacob •• 13, male, white, born in Wisconsin, attended school within the year
Roda •• 12, female, white, born in Wisconsin, attended school within the year
Emma •• 7, female, white, born in Wisconsin, attended school within the year

1880 U.S. Census:2311
Green County, Wisconsin (Town of Clarno)
Enumerated 5 June 1880
Silas Frame •• white, male, 61, married, farmer, born in Ohio, father born in Kentucky, mother born in Pennsylvania
Mary •• white, female, 59, wife, married, keeps house, born in Ohio, father born in Ohio, mother born in Ohio
Jacob •• white, male, 24, son, single, at home, has lung affliction, born in Wisconsin, birth place of parents left blank
Emma •• white, female, 18, daughter, single, at home, attended school within the year, born in Wisconsin, birth place of parents left blank
Sarah Black •• white, female, 34, step-daughter, married, widowed, deceased, born in Illinois << may indicate Sarah died between "official" enumeration day of 1 June 1880 and actual enumeration day of 5 June 1880. Likely Sarah was the daughter-in-law of Silas and Mary Frame, rather than their step-daughter.
Ernest Black •• white, male, 9 months, born in August, grandson, single, at home, cannot read or write, born in Wisconsin
Della Devor •• white, female, 12, granddaughter, single, at school, attended school within the year, born in Wisconsin
Ashford Trickle •• white, male, 5, grandson, single, at home, cannot read or write, born in Nebraska

1894 Tombstone:2495 Kelly-Morton Cemetery, Monroe, Green County, Wisconsin.
Silas Frame
July 16, 1818
Feb. 27, 1894

Mary
his wife
June 20, 1819
June 27, 1905
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