Joseph Sanborn Treat

In the 1870 U.S. Census, farmer and fisherman U.S.. Treat, 62, born Maine, was living on Treat's Island in Eastport, Maine, with Sarah, 55; Sarah, 28; Mary, 23; Eliza, 21; and Kate, 14, all born in Maine; fisherman Frank, 37; Elizia, 34; Forrest,7; and Mary E., 8 months, all born in Maine;and fisherman Joseph Treat, 23, born Maine.

In the 1860 U.S. Census, Upham S. Treat, 52, born Maine, is living in Eastport, Maine, with Sarah, 44; Upham S., 21; Sarah, 16; Mary P., 14; Joseph, 13; Eliza, 11;and Kate A., 4, all born in Maine.

In the 1850 U.S. Census, fish processor U.S. Treat, 42, born Maine, was living in Eastport, Maine, withSarah, 35; Frank, 16; Charles, 13; Upham, 11; Sarah, 7; Mary, 5; Joseph, 3; and Elizabeth, 1, all born in Maine; tin plate makers John H. Bradley, 31, born Maine;Fortes Lewis, 22, born N.S.; William Brown, 23, born N.B.; and Lorenzo Higgins, 18, born Maine; fisherman Alex Yates, 25, born Maine;laborers Isaac Treece Neele, 22; and James Crawford, 23, both born N.B; Daniel Day,20; Isaac Lawrence, 22; Samuel Lawrence, 24; and and Matthew Hallett, 31, all born in Maine.