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Census Records

Year	Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
1870	Harty, Martin V B		97 E Buffalo St	30	White	New York		Coachman
1880	Harty, Martin V	Head	140 W Buffalo St	40	White	New York	Married	RR Engineer
1900	Harty, Martin	Head	612 W Buffalo St	61	White	New York	Married	Locomotive Engineer
1910	Harty, Martin V	Head	612 W Buffalo St	69	White	New York	1st Marriage	Engineer

Relatives in 1870 US Census

Name	Address	Age	Race	POB	Occupation
White, Andrew D	97 E Buffalo St	37	White	New York	President CU
White, Mary	97 E Buffalo St	34	White	New York	None
White, Clara D	97 E Buffalo St	12	White	New York	None
White, Frederick	97 E Buffalo St	10	White	Michigan	None
White, Ruth P	97 E Buffalo St	3	White	New York	None
Outwater, P Mrs	97 E Buffalo St	52	White	New York	None
Outwater, Emily J	97 E Buffalo St	25	White	New York	None
McKay, Sarah	97 E Buffalo St	40	White	Ireland	Servant
Ford, Anna	97 E Buffalo St	20	White	Ireland	Servant
Alanson, Esther	97 E Buffalo St	20	White	New York	Servant

Relatives in 1880 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Harty, Cornelia	Wife	140 W Buffalo St	38	White	New York	Married	Keeping House
Harty, William H	Son	140 W Buffalo St	16	White	New York	Single	At Home
Harty, Walter H	Son	140 W Buffalo St	16	White	New York	Single	Tinsmith Apprentice
Leonard, Clara	Stepdaughter	140 W Buffalo St	19	White	New York	Single	At Home

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Harty, Cornelia	Wife	612 W Buffalo St	58	White	New York	Married	None
Leonard, Walter	Stepson	612 W Buffalo St	36	White	New York	Married	Boilermaker

Relatives in 1910 US Census

Name	Relation to Head	Address	Age	Race	POB	Marriage	Occupation
Harty, Cornelia	Wife	612 W Buffalo St	68	White	New York	2nd or Subsequent Marriage	None
Leonard, Walter H	Stepson	612 W Buffalo St	46	White	New York	Single	Boilermaker

"Ithaca lost another resident of advanced years last night in the death of Martin Van Buren Harty. He died at 610 West Buffalo street at the home of his step-daughter, Mrs. Clara E. Conrad, with whom he had made his home.
Mr. Harty was for many years an engineer on the Lehigh Valley railroad and he ran the first locomotive that come to Ithaca on that road many years ago. He was formerly connected with the Ithaca police department and was a member of No. 6 Company of the Ithaca Fire Department. He was also a member of the Forest City Council, No. 147, Royal Arcanum. Of late he had been employed at Rockefeller Hall, Cornell University. Surviving relatives include two brothers, George and Frank Harty of this city; two step-sons, William and Walter Leonard and one step-daughter, Mrs. Clara E. Conrad, all of Ithaca."

"Deaths and Funerals: Martin Van Buren Harty," Ithaca Journal, July 1, 1914, 6.

1914

Martin Van Buren “Booth” Harty, 1839-1914

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