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CRANER Census Abstracts 1850-1860

Transcription of census records for the Craner family.

CRANER: 1850 Census: NJ Camden
Gloucester Twp., p270

666 681 Hudson Craner 37 M Laborer New Jersey
               Phoebe 45 F         New Jersey
           Richard H. 14 M         New Jersey
              Charles 11 M         New Jersey
             David M. 10 M         New Jersey
              Mary E.  6 F         New Jersey
             Isabella  4 F         New Jersey
               Joseph  2 M         New Jersey



CRANER: 1860 Census: NJ Camden
Chews Landing, Washington Twp.
27 June 1860

592 592  Hudson Craner  46 M  Laborer  100(personal estate)  NJ
         Pheobe         ?? F  
         Charles        22 M
         David M.       20 M
         Mary E.        17 F
         Isabella       15 F
         Joseph         12 M
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