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I am looking for information on the
Lougie(Lougee) and Kemp families of
NH and VT
I have found a 1880 census record for
Vermont, Orange Co. Bradford with
Sylvester,born about 1852, and Emma
O (O for Olanna?) Kemp Lougie, born
about 1851, who had a son named
Walter E, born in jan 1880.
1. I have the 1900 census for Piermont
listing Sylvester and his children.
2.The birth dates of Sylvester and
Walter, especially Walter as it is right
to the month.
3. The profession of Sylvester is listed
as Stone cutter, and in the Gazetteer
of Grafton county NH for 1886
Sylvester Lougie is listed as living in
Piermont /Haverhill NH as a stone
cutter and farmer along with /near a
John F. Lougie , born about 1825 AND
married to Lydia Lougie, born about
1832, John F. may be Sylvester's
father. (see note 4)
4. I found records from the Church of
Latter Day Saints family site that has
a John F Lougie and Lydia Lougie and
there two sons Sylvester (1852) and
Charles F (abt 1849). Linking
Sylvester to John. Lougie is sometimes
spelt Lougee
5. I have the 1900 census for Piermont
listing Sylvester and his children.
Which matches the dates given for
Sylvester and Walter's birth in the
Bradford 1880 census
6. the census records I have found
WITH THE CHILDREN listed all list
Sylvester's wife as being from Canada,
in the column concerning the
nationality of each child's mother.
7. the 1880 census record for Vermont,
Orange Co. Bradford lists Emma O.
Lougie's nationality as Canadian of
English descent.
(though the 1900 census appears to
have the abbreviation for french).
and Finally I have a 1870 Salem
Orleans Vermont Census listing
Emma Kemp, from Canada, as a
domestic servant in the household of
Alviry Lyon. So what I am looking for
is a record of the marriage of Emma
Kemp to Sylvester Lougie (or Lougee)
within a few years prior to 1880,
recorded in Vermont, to link these two
as the sole surviving Lougie (now 88,
and my great Aunt) is unsure of her
Grandmothers lineage and Kemp is
her best recollection, though she is
sure Emma Olanna is right as her
grandmother went by both.
Thank you Scott Blodgett
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