1850 in New York, Livingston County, Nunda Ancestry.com; Page 69; Page 61 from 1850 index book; Oct 1850 Line # 3 - 5; Dwelling # 541; Family visited # 549 Harding, Charles - age 30, male, Physician, born in NY ----, Margeret - age 31, female, born in NY ----, Ernist V. - age 3, female, born in NY - *Ernist - possibly male (census error ?).
1855 in New York, Livingston County, Nunda Livingston County Historian's Office, Geneseo, New York; June 16, 1855 Page 5; 2nd Election District; Line # 30 - 33; Dwelling # 39; Family visited # 41 & 42 Harding, Charles - age 35, male, born in Steuben County, Married, years here - 9, Physician, native voter ----, Margeret - age 36, female, wife, born in Seneca County, married, years here - 9 ----, Ernist - age 8, male, born in Livingston County
1860 in New York, Livingston County, Nunda Ancestry.com; Page 5; June 11, 1860 Line # 36 - 38; Dwelling # 8; Family visited # 8 Harding, Charles - age 40, male, occupation - Physician, value of real estate - 1000, value of personal estate - 300, born in New York ----, Margeret - age 41, female, wife, born in New York ----, Ernist V. - age 13, male, born in New York, attended school within the year
1865 in New York, Livingston County, Nunda Livingston County Historian's Office, Geneseo, New York; June 13, 1865 Page 22; Line # 37 - 39; Dwelling # 163; Family visited # 178; Built of Frame; Value - $1100 Harding, Charles L. - age 45, male, born in Steuben County, Married, # of marriages - 1, occupation - Physician ----, Margeret - age 46, female, wife, born in Saratoga County, # of Children 2; married, # of marriages - 1 ----, Charles E. - age 18, male, born in Livingston County; single; occupation - machinest

Taken from Old Fulton NY Post Cards Nunda News Nunda New York Thursday Jan. 9, 1958

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OBITUARY        
DEATH: Livingston County Historian's Office,
Geneseo,  New York.
Microfilm of Livingston Republican Newspaper dated
November 28, 1889, Page 3 reads:
 

 DEATH: FATAL ACCIDENT.
Dr. C. Harding Found Dead Near Nunda.
   Last Thursday afternoon Dr. C. Harding, a practicing
physician of Nunda, was found dead on East Hill.  His
horse was nearby grazing and the buggy was overturned.
By the prostrate body was the doctor's little dog
keeping watch.  His wife was notified of the sad 
occurrence and Coroner Dodge of Mt. Morris summoned.
The Nunda News says:  Dr. Dodge arrived on the evening 
train and examined the body which had been taken to 
Willard's undertaking rooms.  He found a wound over the
right eye sufficient to cause death, but whether caused
in falling from the buggy and striking  upon a stone, or
from the kick of this horse, was uncertain, and never will
be known, as no one saw the accident.  The buggy was badly
wrecked and the horse detached when Mrs. Gormel first
discovered him.  His watch had stopped at ten minutes to
two o'clock, which indicates the time the accident occurred.
   The Coroner deemed an inquest unnecessary, as there was 
no question but that his death was caused by some accident,
the exact nature of which could not be determined by an 
inquest.  Dr. Harding had been a practicing physician in
Nunda for over thirty years.