Census Records
It is unclear at this time as to which of the census
records belongs to John Sr. & John Jr.
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1850 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
028 |
Bremen Township |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1850 Federal Census Index |
ILS7a1858528 |
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1850 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
028 |
Bremen Township |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1850 Federal Census Index |
ILS7a1858540 |
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1860 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
502 |
Bremen Township |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1860 Federal Census Index |
IL38134829 |
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1870 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
039 |
Bremen |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1870 Federal Census Index |
IL01739495 |
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1870 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
043 |
Bremen |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1870 Federal Census Index |
IL01739494 |
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1880 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
456 |
Bremen Village |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1880 Federal Census Index |
IL20167098 |
Year |
Surname |
Given Name(s) |
County |
State |
Page |
Township or other info |
Record Type |
Database |
ID# |
1880 |
Fulton |
John |
Cook County |
IL |
458 |
Bremen Village |
Federal Population Schedule |
IL 1880 Federal Census Index |
IL20167097 |
The following was extracted from the History Of Early Chicago Modern Chicago And Its Settlement Early Chicago, And The Northwest By Albert D. Hager
| History Of Early Chicago Modern Chicago And Its Settlement Early Chicago, And The Northwest By Albert D. Hager |
Page 882 Mr. Cague Jr. was also the first Postmaster in the town of Bremen in 1847, before the office was removed to the village, where it is now located. The father of Frederick Kammeck, who is now the village butcher, came in 1852; John Fulton, Robert Aston, the first Town Clerk, Patrick Hopkins, and Dr. Ballard,the first merchant in the village, were also among the early settlers. |