In 1860, three other Antes households [beside the census listing Henry and Lucy’s family, in Family notes section of this record] were listed for Nippenose Township.

That of William, age 48, with Ellen - 45, a son Harrison - 16, and 3 daughters - Sarah - 22, Elizabeth - 21, and Margaret - 17.
That of John - 48, with Margaret - 40, Margaret E. - 5, and Margery - 3 months.
That of John - 75, with Hannah - 37, Mary E. - 31, Joseph - 28, and Peter - 30.

I believe that the younger Joseph Antes enlisted in the Union Army at the same time as James M. [son of Henry Snyder ANTES], and was discharged in 1865 as a sergeant.2412
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[T]he 1850 Nippenose Twp., Lycoming County census ... shows an Antes household consisting of Joseph, 65; Dorcas, 56; Hannah, 26; Mary E, 21; and Joseph, 18; and another consisting of Henry, 32; Lucy Ann, 30; James M, 7; and Catherine A, 5.... I believe those two households are listed next to each other.

Joseph and Henry S. are listed next to each other in 1860. 1496
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In the 1860 census for Nippenose Township in Central Pennsylvania (entry 4 on page 599) Henry S. Antes (age 42) and his wife Lucy (38) are listed with three children, James M. - 18, Catherine A. - 13, and Mary F. - 4. The 1860 census listed Henry S. Antes as a farmer, and indicated the value of his assets as about $300, but did not indicate that he owned any land. James M. was listed as a farmer when he enlisted. 2412
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