One other possibility is that she is living/working in another unrelated family's home, but not enumerated as "Ann" (maybe by first & middle initials?) Or, was there an older relative who might have needed live-in help? Was she "away" at school? If you narrow down the church denomination she attended, I'd check church records for a marriage--if any exist. Judy On Mon, May 31, 2010 at 7:15 PM, Pamela E Carter <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello all, > Can you assist me with finding marriage information for: > Ann Freeman, born about 1836 d/o William and Rebecca Hill Freeman. She is > about 14 as enumerated on the 2 Aug 1850 US Federal Census. My hunch is she > married prior to 1860 Census, as her siblings surrounding her in age, are > still at home. I don't think she died, as she probably would be buried with > her father and sister in Beallsville Cemetery. (A huge break through in > finding William was Debbie Hill Day's website, I am very grateful). I have > no other information on Ann. Thank you. > Pamela Carter