Notes for: Adam C. Bodine
There seems to be a mistake on the 1900 Census of Warren Co., NJ concerning Adam's birth date. It looks like it says he was born in March of 1868 and was 32 years old at the time of that Census on June 9, 1900. However, the 1880 Census of Warren County says he was 14 years old and that brothers on both sides of him were 12 and 16. The 1910 Census, taken in April of 1910, says he was 44 years old. The conclusion I draw from these differences is that he must have been born in March of 1866.
From: Michael Mainwold [mainwold at yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004
Subject: Adam Bodine m. Minna Warman
Dave,
I just uncovered another Bodine in my family tree. This one is Adam Bodine, son of Joseph Bodine and Christian Miller. He married a Minna or Minnie Warman and had at least one child, a dau. named Edith M. Bodine. Would you happen to know this Bodine line and if so do you know who Edith married?
So far, I haven't been able to trace them passed the 1910 census.
Known details are shown below.
Thanks,
Michael
escendants of Joseph Bodine
eneration No. 1
1. JOSEPH3 BODINE (WILLIAM2, HENRY1) was born September 02, 1834 in NJ, and died February 24, 1905 in Prob. Warren Co., NJ. He married CHRISTIAN MILLER Bef. 1862. She was born January 01, 1840 in PA, and died May 07, 1904 in Prob. Warren Co., NJ.
More About JOSEPH BODINE:
Burial: Hazen Cemetery, Oxford Twp., Warren Co., NJ
Census: 1870: Was living with his wife & children (incl. Adam) in Chuckatuck, Nansemond Co., VA; 1880: Was living with his wife & children (incl. Adam) in Oxford, Warren Co., NJ.
Occupation: Farmer
More About CHRISTIAN MILLER:
Burial: Hazen Cemetery, Oxford Twp., Warren Co., NJ
Child of JOSEPH BODINE and CHRISTIAN MILLER is:
2. i. ADAM C.4 BODINE, b. Abt. March 1868, NJ; d. Aft. 1910.
eneration No. 2
2. ADAM C.4 BODINE (JOSEPH3, WILLIAM2, HENRY1) was born Abt. March 1868 in NJ, and died Aft. 1910. He married MINNA OR MINNIE WARMAN Abt. 1895 in NJ, daughter of JOHN WARMAN and MARY BOAZ. She was born August 1868 in NJ, and died Aft. 1910.
More About ADAM C. BODINE:
Census: 1900: Was living with his wife, no children, + brother-in-law [Ayers Warman] in Phillipsburg, Warren Co., NJ; 1910: Was living with his wife, dau & sister-in-law in Newark, Essex Co., NJ. Occupation: Carpenter
More About MINNA OR MINNIE WARMAN:
Individual Note: No children as of June 1900.
Child of ADAM BODINE and MINNA WARMAN is:
i. EDITH M.5 BODINE, b. Abt. 1903, Warren Co., NJ; d. Aft. 1910.
From Ronny Bodine:
He was Adam C. Bodine, age 4 in 1870 and 14 in 1880. In 1900, his birth was given as March 1868, age 62 and in 1910 he was 44. Although it appears he was born in March 1866, the year would be in conflict with the firm birth date of his elder brother in Dec 1865 and so March 1867 seems the more likely choice. In 1910, living in Newark, Essex County and working as a house carpenter, he reported that in 15 years of marriage his wife had borne one child, their daughter Edith who was living with them. Minnie was the daughter of John M. and Mary E. (Boaz) Warman.
From New Jersey Marriages:
John Clymer AND Erminnie Bodine were married 1915 in Warren County. [Note: John's 1st wife, Mary, had died in 1912 and is also buried in Belvidere Cemetery.]
1920 Belvidere, Warren Co., NJ: John CLYMER 63 NJ, Ermmie 50 NJ wife, Edith M. 16 NJ dau.
Burials in Belvidere Cemetery, Belvidere, Warren County, New Jersey.
(For grave marker photo see Find A Grave Memorial No. 75687185)
JOHN CLYMER 1856---1922
1930 Belvidere, Warren Co., NJ: Erminnie CLYMER 61 NJ widow
1940 Belvidere, Warren Co., NJ: Erminnie CLYMER 71 NJ widow
Records of United Presbyterian Church, Belvidere, Warren Co., NJ.
Erminia Clymer of Belvidere died 24 July 1941.
Her obituary, as Minnie Clymer, appeared in the Easton Daily Free Press of 25 July 1941.
Adam and Minnie Bodine were buried in Phillipsburg Cemetery, Warren County (see photographs of the grave markers at Find A Grave Memorials # 17122881 & 17122876).
Adam C. Bodine 1866---1912 Mother Erminnie W. 1868---1941
Obituary, Easton Daily Free Press (Easton, Pa.) of Friday, 28 June 1912.
Adam Bodine, a former resident of this place died Thursday at his home in Elizabeth, from kidney trouble, aged 46 years. He was a well known carpenter and for a number of years was a foreman for H. J. Wentzelberger, the local contractor. He has been living at Elizabeth for about two years. Mr. Bodine is survived by his wife, one daughter, Edith, and several brothers. He was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church, the Odd Fellows and the local Carpenter Union. The body will be brought to Phillipsburg on Monday afternoon and services will be conducted in Westminster Presbyterian Church, followed by interment in the Phillipsburg cemetery.