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Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1860	Clapp, Aaron			4	White	New York		None
1870	Clapp, Aaron			14	White	New York		None

Relatives in 1860 US Census

Name	Age	Race	POB	Occupation
Clapp, Charles	37	White	New York	Painter
Clapp, Maria	38	White	New York	None
Clapp, Charles	14	White	New York	None
Clapp, George	11	White	New York	None
Clapp, John	9	White	New York	None
Clapp, William	7	White	New York	None
Van, Jane	20	White	New York	Servant

Relatives in 1870 US Census

Name	Age	Race	POB	Occupation
Clapp, Charles	50	White	New York	Painter
Clapp, Maria	45	White	New York	None
Clapp, George L	20	White	New York	Painter
Clapp, John E	18	White	New York	Painter
Clapp, William	17	White	New York	Painter
Clapp, Carrie	10	White	New York	None

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Aaron Clapp, aged about fifty years, brother of George L. Clapp, of this city, and himself a former resident of Ithaca, was found dead yesterday morning at Sayre where he has been employed for a number of years as a painter in the Lehigh Valley shops. His death was caused by cancer.

Mr. Clapp was well known in Ithaca. He was one of the first mail carriers of the Ithaca postofflce and was a former member of Eureka Fire and
Patrol Company, No. 4. At the time of his death he was foreman of the Lehigh Valley shop fire department. Mr. Clapp was at one time well
known as a professional baseball player.

Death announcement, Ithaca Journal; January 14, 1914

January 14, 1914