William H. Maxfield married MARGARET ELIZABETH HAMLIN about 1903/4. She was born at Vermont about 1884/5 (1910 census). By 1910 his brother had moved to Brandon, and William and his new family remained at Fair Haven (census 1616:1:149A):
Name | Related | Sex | Race | Age | MS | B | FB | MB | Occupation |
Maxfield, William | head | M | W | 31 | M1 | NY | NY | England | barber, shop |
Maxfield, Elizabeth | wife | F | W | 24 | M1 | VT | Canada (French) | Canada (French) | seamstress, at home |
Maxfield, Hazel | daughter | F | W | 6 | S | VT | NY | VT | none |
Maxfield, Wilbur | son | M | W | 2 | S | VT | NY | VT | none |
William and Elizabeth had been married six years; Elizabeth had two children, both living.
When William Maxfield registered for the draft at Rutland County, Vermont, on 12 September 1918 (WWI Draft), he reported:
William Henry MaxfieldThe 1920 census reported a larger family, headed by William's mother-in-law, at 10 Pine Street, Fair Haven:
10 Pine, Fair Haven, Rutland Co., VT
40; b. Aug 1, 1878 white
barber, for self, Main, Fair Haven
wife: Mrs. Elizabeth Maxfield, 10 Pine, Fair Haven
medium height, medium build, blue eyes, gray hair
Name | Related | Sex | Race | Age | MS | B | FB | MB | Occupation |
Hamlin, Mary D. | head | F | W | 65 | Wd | Canada (French) | Canada (French) | Canada (French) | none |
Maxfield, Elizabeth | daughter | F | W | 39 | M | VT | Canada (French) | Canada (French) | none |
Maxfield, William | son-in-law | M | W | 41 | M | NY | NY | England | Taylor, shop |
Hamlin, Clara | daughter | F | W | 27 | S | VT | Canada (French) | Canada (French) | stitcher, shirt factory |
Maxfield, Hazel | granddaughter | F | W | 15 | S | VT | NY | VT | none |
Maxfield, Wilbur | grandson | M | W | 11 | S | VT | NY | VT | none |
Maxfield, Mary E. | granddaughter | F | W | 7 | S | VT | NY | VT | none |
Maxfield, Ira | grandson | M | W | 11/12 | S | VT | NY | VT | none |
This record also indicated that Mary Hamlin had come to the United States in 1880.
By 1930 William and family had moved to the Bronx, New York City (census 1485:35B), where they lived at 2179 Valentine Avenue. William worked as a barber, son Wilbur as a collector for Edison Company. The household consisted of William, 51, Elizabeth, 45, Wilbur, 33, Mary, 17, and Ira, 11.
William H. Maxfield signed up for the "old man's" draft at Rutland County, Vermont, on 27 April 1942 (WWII Draft), and reported:
William Henry Maxfield, 6 Fourth St., Fair Haven, Rutland Co., VT;
63, b. Whitehall, NY Aug 1, 1878;
contact: Mrs. William Maxfield; not employed
William Henry Maxfield and his wife Elizabeth Hamlin had the following children:
Wilbur J. Maxfield b. 1908, white, b. VT, of Bronx, NY
enlisted: 24 Feb 1943, New York City, NY
4 yr college, married, 68" 180#
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