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Moses PLANT

BIRTH: 02 Sep 1811, Nab End, Staffordshire, England
DEATH: Unknown, prob. Michigan, United States of America

Father: James PLANT
Mother: Mary //

MARRIAGE: Staffordshire, England

(1) "Portrait Biographical Album of Ionia and Montcalm Counties, Mich." Chicago: Chapman Bros., 1891, pages 432 -435. Portrait of Elias Gates.

"...Julia F. Plant, a daughter of Moses and Eliza (Naiden) Plant."

(2) Smith family records, August 20, 2000.

Map of Significant Places During Lifetime

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 _James Plant_|
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|--Moses PLANT
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|_Mary //_____|
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INDEX

Notes

Updated October 14, 2007. Compiled by Howder (www.howderfamily.com) from the following source(s):

(1) 1860 United States Census for Michigan, Ionia Co., Twp. of Orange (Orange Post Office): Page 361; September 24, 1860.

Moses Plant is head of household, married to Eliza [Naiden] Plant. He is 49 years old, born in England, and is a farmer with real estate valued at $700 and personal estate valued at $300. Children in the household are Sarah, Samuel, Fanny and Moses.

(2) 1870 United States Census for Michigan, Ionia Co., Orange Twp. (Ionia Post Office): page 26; June 9, 1870.

Moses Plant is head of household, married to Eliza [Naiden] Plant. He was born in England, is 62 years old and a farmer with real estate valued at $1,600 and personal estate valued at $340. He is eligible to vote. Children in the household are Moses Jr. and Mary.

(3) "Portrait Biographical Album of Ionia and Montcalm Counties, Mich." Chicago: Chapman Bros., 1891, pages 432 -435. Portrait of Elias Gates.

"The Plant family stayed in England until 1833 when they arrived in America to settle in Ohio. Later they went to Canada and resided there until 1858 when they arrived in Michigan. They settled successively in Orange, Ionia and Berlin. The Plants had eight children, five of them living in 1891, when the book was written, one of them, Samuel lost his life at Savannah, Ga. while serving in the Union Army."

(4) Smith family records, August 20, 2000.

- Moses Plant was the son of James Plant and Mary [?].