Documentation - Ward Vining - Jane Cecelia Reed

Census Data

	1850	1860	1870	1880	1890	1900
Ward Vining	23	34	43	54	?	?
Jane Cecelia (Reed) Vining	25	35	45	55	?	?
Gertrude Amaret Vining	4	living in separate household
Jasper Ward Vining	2	12	living in separate household	32	?	?
Mortimer Jay Vining	0 m.	10	20	married and living in separate household
Lester Reed Vining		7	17	married and living in separate household
Morton Moore Vining		4	13	[see note below]
[Jennie or Jane?] Sarah Vining		2	12	living in separate household
Etta Cecelia Vining		7 m.	10	living in separate household
Foster Vining			8	living in separate household [see note below]
Hattie May Vining			4	[living? in separate household]

1850 Southwick, Hampden County, Massachusetts - dwelling 42, family 45:

1860 Southwick, Hampden County, Massachusetts - dwelling 74, family 71:

1870 Granby, Hartford County, Connecticut - dwelling 176, family 166:

1880 Southwick, Hampden County, Massachusetts - Also living in this household in 1880 was John Cowles (66 y., b. Connecticut). In 1880, Morton Moore Vining was living with a Skinner family in Southwick, Hampden County, Massachusetts. That family was composed of Mary Jane Skinner (mother, 40 y.), Ida L. Skinner (daughter, 15 y., likely the "Luella Skinner" that Morton Moore Vining married in 1881), Frank S. Skinner (son, 10 y.), Mary S. Skinner (daughter, 7 y.), and Charles E. Skinner (son, 5 y.). In 1880, Foster Vining was a servant in the household of an Isaac T. Webb family in Southwick, Massachusetts.:

Death Data

Gravestones for Ward Vining and Jane Cecelia (Reed) Vining, in Southwick Cemetery, Southwick, Hampden County, Massachusetts (from Find A Grave):