Alfred Fatman ^{1 2 3}

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Census in 1860 in New York, New York, NY. ³ The 1860 census recorded Joseph Fatman, tobacco dealer, 46, living with wife Fanny, 40, both born in Bavaria. With them are children born in Pennsylvania: Isabel 18, Louisa 14, and Solomon 16; and children born in New York: Rachel 13, Therese 9, William, 8, Frederic 7, Charlot 5, and Alfred, 3. Also in the home is a servant, Clara Gross, 24, born in Germany.

2. Census in 1870 in New York, New York, NY. ⁴ The 1870 census recorded Francus Fredman [handwriting unclear and was indexed wrong], widow, 50, born in Bavaria, living with son Solomon, 26; Rachel, 23; Terissa, 31; William, 18; Fredrika, 17; Charlotte, 15; Alfred, 12; and Eugenia, 8. All the children were born in New York. Also in the home is servant Eliza Connelly, 31, born in Ireland.

3. Census in 1900 in New York, New York, NY. ² The 1900 census recorded Alfred Fatman, collector, 41, born Jan 1859, living with wife Frances B., 33, May 1867. There were married 10 years and she had birthed no children by 1900. Also with them is Lille M. Smith, 32, stenographer born in Scotland who immigrated in 1891, and Rose Robinson, servant, 17, born in Virginia. Alfred was born in New York and his parents in Germany. Frances and her parents were born in Pennsylvania.

4. Census in 1910 in New York, New York, NY. ⁵ The 1910 census recorded Alfred Fatman, broker, 52, living with wife Fannie, 44. He was born in New York, his parents in Germany. She and her parents were born in Pennsylvania.

Alfred married Frances Beecher in 1890 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA.¹ (Frances Beecher was born in May 1867 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA ^{2 6}.)