Frances Arlene MCCARTHY

Person ID: I539034534  Marsh/Holcomb Branch  |  Last Modified: 16 Dec 2020

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Name	Frances Arlene MCCARTHY
Birth	30 Oct 1921	Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA   [1]
Gender	Female
Died	19 Nov 2015	West Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA   [1]

Parents

Family ID: F00756 Group Sheet  |  Family Chart  

Father	Francis Edward "Frank" MCCARTHY (ID:I2341),   b. 13 Mar 1893, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA d. 21 Jan 1951, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA (Age 57 years)
Relationship	Birth
Mother	Edith Mae MARSH (ID:I539034033),   b. 29 May 1895, Concord, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA d. 5 Jul 1984, Portland, Cumberland, Maine, USA (Age 89 years)
Relationship	Birth
Marriage	30 Sep 1920	Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA   [4, 5]
Divorce	Yes, date unknown
Marriages		Wedding Announcement Hartford Courant Hartford, Connecticut 03 Oct 1920, Sun • Page 18 Edith Mae Marsh and Frank E McCarthy
Children	+ 1. Frances Arlene MCCARTHY (ID:I539034534) (current person) ,   b. 30 Oct 1921, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA d. 19 Nov 2015, West Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA (Age 94 years)

Family

Family ID: F00965 Group Sheet  |  Family Chart  |  Last Modified: 31 Jul 2021  

Husband	Marlowe Joseph SACERDOTE (ID:I539035527),   b. 13 Aug 1913, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA d. 20 Apr 1972, Longmeadow, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA (Age 58 years)  Other Partners: Lynn Evrard _____  m. Yes, date unknow
Marriage	31 May 1940	Sandisfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA   [6]
Children	1. Living (ID:I539035927)   2. Living (ID:I539035928)   3. Living (ID:I539035929)   4. Living (ID:I539035528)   5. Living (ID:I539035930)
Marriages		Massachusetts US Town and Vital Records 1620-1988 Sandisfield Births, Marriages and Death Frances Arline McCarthy and Marlowe J Sacerdote

Other Personal Events

Census	1930	Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA   [2]
Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation Veteran Street 57 239 Edith M Mccarthy Head Female White 1897 33 Divorced New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut Secretary Farmington Avenue 58 239 Arline Mccarthy Daughter Female White 1922 8 Single Connecticut Connecticut New Hampshire Farmington Avenue 59 239 Susan Z Marsh Mother Female White 1854 76 Widowed Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut Farmington Avenue  ED:  District 0076   Transcript ID is  dbid=6224&iid=4531869_00795
Census	1940	Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA   [3]
Image Transcript Ln Hhold Given Surname Relation Gender Race BirthDate Age Status BirthPlace BirthPlace of Father BirthPlace of Mother Immigration Year Occupation Veteran Street 10 154 E Mae McCarthy Head Female White 1896 44 Divorced New Hampshire Private Secretary Warrenton Avenue 11 154 Francis A McCarthy Daughter Female White 1922 18 Single Connecticut Warrenton Avenue  NARA Pub:  m-t0627  Roll:  00538  Page:  8A  ED:  10-155  Sheet:  8A    Enumerated:  Apr 1940   Transcript ID is  dbid=2442&iid=m-t0627-00538-00206
Origins
Patriarch & Matriarch	Patrick MCCARTHY,   b. Apr 1848, Ireland d. 28 Nov 1918, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA  (Age 70 years)  (Grandfather)  Hannah BASSETT,   b. 30 Jun 1755   d. 1 Aug 1801  (Age 46 years)  (4 x Great Grandmother)

Census

1940 United States Federal Census Hartford Hartford Connecticut About 1940 United States Federal Census An estimated 87 percent of Americans today can connect with at least one relative in the 1940 United States Federal Census—currently the largest census released to date and the most recent census available for public access. Historical Background Since 1790, the federal government has taken a census every 10 years to determine how members of the House of Representatives are apportioned. The U.S. census taken on 1 April 1940 was the 16th census of the United States. It tallied the population of the country at 131,669,275 for the continental U.S. This represented an increase of 7.2 percent for the continental U.S. since the 1930 census. Adding Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Panama Canal Zone (all included in this database) brought the total to 134,176,298. To facilitate the count, census planners divided the country into enumeration districts. These were geographic areas designed to allow a census taker (enumerator) to visit every house in the district within a two-week period (in rural areas, enumerators had a month). Enumerators were instructed to “visit every house, building, tent, cabin, hut, or other place in which any person might live or stay, to insure that no person is omitted from the enumeration” and to count “each person alive at the beginning of the census day, i.e., 12:01 A.M. on April 1, 1940.” Census enumerators wrote "Ab" after names of people who belonged to the household but were absent on April 1. Visitors were to be counted as members of the household at their normal place of residence, as were students, patients at hospitals and sanitariums who had a permanent home, and servants and household employees who did not sleep on the premises. Because the official cutoff for the census was 12:01 a.m. on April 1, babies born later that day should not have been included. Residents of “hotels, tourist or trailer camps, missions, and cheap one-night lodging houses (flophouses)” were enumerated based on where they spent the night on 8 April 1940. Enumerators worked throughout the month and into May finishing the count. What You May Find in the Records Enumerators recorded answers for the following questions on the 1940 census: address home value and whether owned or rented name of each person whose usual place of residence on 1 April 1940 would be in the household relationship to head of household sex color or race age at last birthday marital status education place of birth citizenship residence on 1 April 1935 employment status for those 14 and older (several questions) occupation and number of weeks worked full-time in 1939 income in 1939 Enumerators also asked supplementary questions to provide a random sample of about 5 percent of the population. These questions included birthplace of mother and father, native language, veteran status (including widow or minor child of a veteran), Social Security details, occupation, industry, and class of worker, marriage information for women (married more than once, age at first marriage, number of children). Interesting Facts The top five foreign countries listed as a birthplace were Italy, Germany, Russia, Poland, and England. New York was the most commonly listed birth state. The average household size enumerated in the 1940 census was 3.7 people. Two women tied for the oldest person in the census: both Mary Dilworth of Oxford, Mississippi, and Cándido Vega Y Torres of Guayama, Puerto Rico, listed their ages as 119. Mary and John were the most common given names appearing in the 1940 census. The top five surnames in the 1940 census were Smith, Johnson, Brown, Williams, and Jones. More than 850,000 people reported living in hotels or similar housing. Search Tips Census records make a great starting place for getting to know your family. You can find a guide to using census records in your research here. The census contains great information, but some data may not be completely accurate. For example, individuals may not have known the answers to certain questions; the census taker may have asked a neighbor for information if the family could not be contacted; and people did not always give truthful information. Be prepared to corroborate information you find in the census with other records.

Obituaries

Obituary for Frances A McCarthy Sacerdote Published 22 Nov 2015 Hartford Courant Pg B10




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	Birth - 30 Oct 1921 - Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Census - 1930 - Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Census - 1940 - Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA Marriage - 31 May 1940 - Sandisfield, Berkshire, Massachusetts, USA Died - 19 Nov 2015 - West Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, USA  = Link to Google Earth

Reference

Mark and Amy Kosinski. "Frances Arlene MCCARTHY". Four Branches Genealogy. http://www.fourbranches.org/tng/getperson.php?personID=I539034534&tree=mhkr (accessed May 15, 2024).

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