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Jacob Cochran Family
My Daddy's grandfather was Jacob Benjamin Cochran born 1822 Guernsey Ohio.
His parents were Martha Henderson and William Cochran of Pennsylvania. Land records show William bought land in Guernsey Ohio in 1821. With the many Cochrans migrating into Ohio, I found that William and Alexander were the only two in Guernsey during that time. They had come from Pennsylvania born to an Alexander Cochran of Scotland, is what the family tale has been.Martha Henderson's mother was Nancy Ann Clendenning of Pennsylvania and her mother was Sarah Sturgeon born in Pennsylvania about 1753.
Sarah's mother was Margaret Corbett, who had wed Thomas Sturgeon in 1750 - his father had come from Ireland to PA and married Sarah Ferguson about 1729
!Last name also spelled Clendennin !Nancy Ann Clendennin: Guernsey County History: One cold winter's day the indians, being hungry, came to the little home in Oxford Township. Not knowing what she should do, she gave them an apron full of fresh baked bread. In a few days a deer was left on the Porch. She was educated in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co., Pennsylvania, I assume she was probably born there. She came to Guernsey Co., Ohio in 1806 with her husband and Children. She was the first Teacher in Guernsey Co., Ohio.
Nancy Ann Clendenning was married to William Henderson about 1797 and he served in the War of 1812.
WilliAM HENDERSON: Guernsey County History: He was the oldest child of John and Martha (Long) Henderson. His Grandparents were William and Agnes Henderson who came from County Down, Ireland in 1758, they settled in Lewistown, Mifflin Co., Pennsylvania. William was a major in the War of 1812. He was a blacksmith and made his own sword. "Roster of Ohio Soldiers in War of 1812" Page 243, Vol. Colonel John DeLong first Regiment Ohio Militia Maj. Wm. Henderso
William was the son of Martha Long of PA and John Henderson of Ireland.. Martha Long's parents were "Ann" and Thomas Long of Carlisle PA and this is where I must point out there was a Carlisle Indian School there and this was basically still indian country.
Jacob's first wife was Mariah White and her father may have been Joseph White. Jacob and Mariah had six daughters and no sons but on the 1880 census he listed a grandson named Frank in Iowa. Mariah called one of her daughters Josie, which was short for Josephine.....
Jacobs second wife was Clora Jane Miller and they had several children including my grandfather Frank Delbert Cochran so that is the line that I choose to trace at this point in time. My father grew up with Millers and Cochrans and I have some pictures of each.
Researching Jacob Benjamin Cochran from Ohio and his wives www.hometown.aol.com/kc90853/Jacob.html
* Jacob Benjamin Cochran born about 1822 in Oxford Township, Guernsey County Ohio, married twice, followed his brothers to California during the Gold Rush and shows up on that 1860 census with brother John Henderson Cochran, served in the Civil War in the Ohio Infantry and then moved his first family with Mariah White to Iowa and became farmers.
/B> * Mariah's father seems to have been Joseph White of Maryland who was on the 1850 census of Oxford with his son Robert White, and living next to Robert Henderson, which is nearly the same location where we found Mariah on the 1860 census with her daughters including one named Josina. Jacob Cochran's mother was Martha Henderson. His father William Cochran of Pennsylvania married Miss Henderson on 2/20/1818 in Guernsey and they are found on the Ohio 1820 census living near the Hendersons. She was a daughter of Nancy Ann Clendennin and William Henderson.William's parents were John Henderson and Martha Long
Nancy's parents were Sarah Sturgeon and John Clendenning.
All of these families had migrated to Ohio; then several moved into Iowa Territory. Many families and many tribes were leaving the east coast and moving west, seeking their freedom.
When his first wife passed away Jacob married a widowed Clora Jane Miller of Illinois. The 1880 census shows he has a grandson named Frank, but his first wife only had daughters so this is quite a mystery. Several years later, Clora Jane gave him a son named Frank Delbert Cochran and this Frank married Luella Coonfield in Benton County Arkansas
Frank Delbert Cochran served in WWI Jacob Benjamin Cochran, born February 22, 1822 in Oxford, Guernsey, Ohio; died November 24, 1902 also First Homesteaders of Hill City, in 1882 Graham, KS. He was the son of William Cochran and Martha Patty Henderson. He married Clora Jane Miller November 13, 1879 in Bloomington, McLean, Ilinois. Clora Jane Miller, born October 12, 1852 in Bloomington, McLean, IL; died December 06, 1931 in Hill City, Graham, KS. She was the daughter of James Madison Miller and Mary Clara Parker.
http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/graham/Cemeteries/Hill-City/cem-hillcity-A-C.html
Children of Jacob Cochran and Clora Miller are:
i. Clora Ann "Doll" Cochran, born March 13, 1880 in Meringo, Scott, Iowa, Usa; died 1970 in Colorado; married (2) Williiam Hetzel; born Abt. 1880 in Hill City, Graham, Kansas, Usa; January 30, 1898 in Hill City, Graham, Kansas, Usa.
ii. Jacob Madison Cochran, born December 17, 1881 in Maringo, Iowa; died July 26, 1954 in Corvillis, Benton, Oregon; married Nancy Ellen COOK 1907 in Hill City, Graham County, KS; born July 07, 1890 in Benkleman, Dundy Co, Nebraska; died 1954 in Corvallis, OR. iii. Sr. Cochran Ky, born November 15, 1883 in Partis, Smith, Kansas, Usa; died March 06, 1973 in Plainsville, Rook, Kansas, Usa; married (1) Sophia Madeline De Murry 1907 in Partis, Smith, Kansas; born September 10, 1892 in Palco Rook KS; died 1959. September 11, 1907 in Partis, Smith, Kansas, Usa. iv. Mary Jane Emmaline Cochran, born September 20, 1885 in Hillcity, Graham, Kansas; died December 02, 1989 in Vancouver, Clark, Washington; married (3) Gustave Bertrand April 16, 1902; born 1870 in Hill City KS; married (4) Edward Walker 1921; born 1881; died 1962 in Mich. March 21, 1921. v. Dasie Violetta Cochran, born April 19, 1887 in Hill City, Graham, Kansas; died April 19, 1890 in Hill City, Graham, Kansas. vi. Benjamin Harrison Cochran, born February 18, 1889 in Hill City, Graham, Kansas; died June 14, 1963 in Mesa, Maricopa, Arizona; married (1) Clara Ann Pentico 1913 in Goodland, Graham, KS; born 1891 in Agenda, Republic, KS; died 1956 in Mesa. . vii. Della Floydell Cochran, born February 10, 1891; died October 1920 in Hillcity, Graham, Kansas; married (1) George F Hetzel; born Abt. 1887 in Hill City, Graham, Kansas; married (4) Robert Henry Wallace 1909 in KS; born Abt. 1888 in New Zealand.
viii. Frank Delbert COCHRAN, born June 20, 1893 in Hill City Graham County Kansas; died December 20, 1956 in Mena, Polk, Arkansas; married (1) LUELLA Ellen Coonfield July 13, 1915 in Arkansas;
Frank's son J. B. served in WWII and his son Frankie served in Korea and both have passed on. His son Freelon died in Korea 1953 and another son Cleo has also passed. ***
Benjamin Wallace Coonfield, born August 31, 1870 in Anderson, Benton Co Arkansas; died 1938 in Coffelt Cemetery, Benton Co AR. He was the son of Benjamin Wylie Coonfield and . Martha Frances Young.
He married Lattie Cedonia Little November 29, 1891 in Symore Rifes, Arkansas. . Lattie Cedonia Little, born January 14, 1872 in Bardstown Junction, Kentucky; died January 23, 1933 in Vaughn, Benton County, Arkansas.
Lattie said that she was Cherokee by blood
She was the daughter of . John Wright Little and 23. Mary Catherine Crigler.(
John had moved his family from Kentucky after the death of his wife, but also moved his father in law as well, Abraham Crigler to Marble Township Arkansas)
Children of Benjamin Coonfield and Lattie Little are:
i. Ruthe Coonfield, wore her long black hair in braids; died 1957 in Chetopa KS; married George Bates; ii. Eula Coonfield, married williams. iii. Benjamin Harrison Coonfield, born September 09, 1892 in Benton AR; died March 21, 1971 in Vaughn, Benton, Ark; married Inez Violet Gray; born 1895; died 1985.iv. Amy Marie Coonfield, born January 30, 1895 in Hawasser, Benton, AR; died February 15, 1952 in Los Angeles, CAlifornia; married Joseph Monroe Gray 1911; born April 19, 1890 in Barnes Kansas; died June 28, 1967 in Eureka KS.
v. LUELLA Ellen Coonfield, born February 08, 1897 in Benton County, Arkansas; died May 11, 1945 in Kansas City MO Med Hospital; married Frank Delbert COCHRAN July 13, 1915 in Arkansas.
Luella had my dad Frankie in 1927.
Frankie married Anne Alice Carter, a Cherokee, in Montgomery Alabama........http://www.usgenealogy.net/members///Kathy///LuellaCochran.html
vi. Carl Newton Coonfield, born 1906 in 1930 census shows him still at home with parents; died 1972; married Mary Reno.
vii. Jewel( Virginia) Coonfield, born June 14, 1907 married (1) George Lee Savage; married (2) Ruel Taft Miller 1949 in Los Angeles CA; born January 10, 1909 in Gainesville, ozark Missouri; died September 09, 1972.viii. Eva Irene Coonfield, born 1908; died 1911.
ix. John Chester Coonfield, born 1912 found in 1930 census shows him still at home with parents; died 2003; .
Notes from the LDS pages:
1880 United States Census ------------------Household:
1880
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Jacob COCHRAN Self M Male W 58 OH Farmer OH OH Clora COCHRAN Wife M Female W 28 IA Keeps House IA IA Sarah COCHRAN Dau S Female W 2 IA OH IA Frank COCHRAN GSon S Male W 10 IA OH IA Flora A. COCHRAN Dau S Female W 3M IA OH IA --------------------------------Source Information:
Census Place Troy, Iowa, Iowa-------------------------------
Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 about Jacob B. Cochran Name: Jacob B. Cochran State Filed: Kansas Widow: Clora J. Cochran -------------1870 United States Federal Census
about Jacob Cochran Name: Jacob Cochran Estimated birth year: abt 1818 Age in 1870: 52 Birthplace: Ohio Home in 1870: Troy, Iowa, IowaRace: White Gender: Male
Value of real estate: View image
Post Office: Stellapolis
Not only do I research my parents and grandparents but I also look into my late husband's lineage because this ancestral research is for my children and all that this implies. I have collected many documents to verify our lineage and many other websites of interest usually pertaining to that time period and location of their residence at any given time.
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337 Tymothy FENN 10 October 1642 VPB 1 p840 300a in the Countie of Isle of Wight
54 John HILL 1 April 1664 VPB 2 p4 200a UNF Ewd side of NW branch of Nansimond River
55 John HILL Gent. 2 April 1644 VPB 2 p5 400a UNF W branch of Nansimond River
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South Carolina Militia
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http://www.genealogy.com/users/r/e/c/Colonial-Records/
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Annie Stone's parents were Mary Ann Hendrick and Augustus Marvin Stone. Mary Ann's mother was a Winters.
http://www.usgenealogy.net/members///Kathy///FILES/b-1860marthabroadwaytimmonsnext2abner
Then Peter Edward's brother married Nancy Hill
Joe C. STEPHENS Self M Male W 35 AL Farmer AL AL
Sarah STEPHENS Wife M Female W 34 AL Keeping House AL AL
Alice STEPHENS Dau S Female W 13 AL AL AL
Anna STEPHENS Dau S Female W 11 AL AL AL
Luke STEPHENS Son S Male W 8 AL AL AL
Jennie STEPHENS Dau S Female W 6 AL AL AL
Jas. STEPHENS Son S Male W 3 AL AL AL
Edgar STEPHENS Son S Male W 1 AL AL AL
Geo. WILLIAMS Other D Male W 22 AL Field Hand AL AL
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Source Information:
Census Place Dublin, Montgomery, Alabama
Family History Library Film 1254027
NA Film Number T9-0027
Page Number 486D
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about J.C. Stephens
Name: J.C. Stephens
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Alabama
Regiment Name: 4 Alabama Reserves
Regiment Name Expanded: 4th Regiment, Alabama Reserves
Company: H
Film Number: M374 roll 42
about J.C. Stephens
Name: J.C. Stephens
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Alabama
Regiment Name: 23 Alabama Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: 23rd Regiment, Alabama Infantry
Company: C
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Annie Lee Carter changed her name to Anne Alice, after her mother Alice McClain Carter. She also named a son Victor. Annie Lee Carter had no knowledge of her daddy's mother nor the fact she was named after her. Annie had no knowledge of her Fenn family heritage, only that they were somehow "kin" to her daddy - only when I ordered her daddys death certificate did we learn more.
Frank's Families
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Annie Stone's parents were Mary Ann Hendrick and Augustus Marvin Stone. Mary Ann's mother was a Winters.
http://www.usgenealogy.net/members///Kathy///FILES/b-1860marthabroadwaytimmonsnext2abner
Annie Lee Carter changed her name to Anne Alice, after her mother Alice McClain Carter. She also named a son Victor.
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Jacob's wife, our Grandmother, Clora Jane Miller Cochran.
Ancestors of Clora Jane Miller
Generation No. 1
1. Clora Jane Miller1, born 12 Oct 1852 in Bloomington, McLean, IL; died 06 Dec 1931 in Hill City, Graham, KS. She was the daughter of 2. James Madison Miller and 3. Mary Clara Parker. She married (1) Isaac Newton Jones in abt 1875. He died Abt. 1875.
She married (2) Jacob Benjamin Cochran1 13 Nov 1879 in Bloomington, McLean, Ilinois1. He was born 22 Feb 1822 in Oxford Township, Guernsey, Ohio., and died 24 Nov 1902 in Civil War Vet Ohio Infantry, and First Homesteader of Hill City, in 1882 Graham, KS. He was the son of Colonel William Cochran and Martha Patty Henderson.
Notes for Clora Jane Miller:
She smoked a pipe.
More About Clora Jane Miller:
Ancestral File Number:
1M70-JS
Burial: hill City Cemetery
Identifier Number: 17305
Record
Change: 26 Sep 2003
Notes for Jacob Benjamin Cochran:
Records indicate two Jacobs
served in the Ohio Infantry and one died.
More About Jacob Benjamin Cochran:
Burial: Miner and farmer, he
was was buried in Hill City Cemetery
Record Change: 27 Sep 2003
Residence:
1882, left Iowa and moved near Kirwin kansas for two years then they took a
homestead eight miles north of Hill City, info from Clora.
Marriage Notes for Clora Miller and Jacob Cochran:
1 REFN
129353
Generation No. 2
2. James Madison Miller, born 17 Jan 1823 in Harrisburg,
Rockingham, VA; died 20 Mar 1904 in Green Township, Iowa. He was the son
of 4. James T Miller and 5. Sarah Isabella Boyd. He married 3. Mary Clara
Parker 04 Jul 1850 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois.
3.
Mary Clara Parker, born 11 Apr 1832 in Ashabula County OH; died 15 Aug 1917 in
Wellman, Washington County, Iowa. She was the daughter of 6. Wanton
Horatio Parker and 7. Rosannah Lemmon.
Notes for James Madison Miller:
Rockingham co., Virginia
1830 to moved with parents to Montgomery Co., Tennessee, and located at a place near the line of Christian co., KY. (from Milo Custer's "The Reverend Alexander Miller of Virginia and Some of His Descendants")
Fall 1834 to McLean co., Illinois with parents.
1850 US Census, Blooming Precint, McLean co., Illinois, 620-633
1855 to Greene twp., Iowa co., Iowa
1856 Iowa Census, Green twp.,
Iowa co., Iowa, 62-64
1860 US Census, Green twp., Iowa co., Iowa,
97-104
1870 US Census, Green twp., Iowa co., Iowa, 174-132
1880 US Census,
Greene twp., Iowa co., Iowa
1900 US Census, Greene twp., Iowa co., Iowa,
12-13
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"The Williamsburg Journal", Wiliamsburg, Iowa co., Iowa, dated Thursday, March 30, 1904, in the Green Valley news:
Mr. Jas. Miller one of Green Valley's oldest settlers died last Sunday morning and was laid to rest in Champion Hill Cemetery on Monday. Despite the gloomy weather it was one of the largest funerals ever held at Champion Hill; many came from a distance to pay their last respects to one known only for his goodness and uprightness. He leaves a wife and ten children to mourn his loss.
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Pages 26 & 28 of Milo Custer's "The Reverend Alexander Miller of Virginia and Some of His Descendants".
Enlisted in Co. B, 4th Ill. Inf. (Mexican War)
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"Archelaus R. Parker and His Descendants" by Milo Custer
Father: James T. MILLER b: 3 August 1795 in Rockingham co.,
Virginia
Mother: Sarah LOYD b: @1803 in Va.
Marriage 1 Mary C. PARKER b: 11 April 1832 in Ashtabula county,
Ohio
Married: 4 July 1850 in McLean co., Illinois
More About James Madison Miller:
Burial: Champion Hill
Cemetery
Record Change: 01 Oct 2003
Notes for Mary Clara Parker:
Name: Lemont Madison MILLER
Sex: M
ALIA: /Lemmon/
Birth: 6
FEB 1877 in Topeka, Shawnee Co., Kansas
Burial: Champion Hill Cemetery, N.
English, Iowa Co., Iowa
Note:
Was known by "Lemmon"
Story goes is that his mother was a medicine women who took care of
the
Indians, and the Indians couldn't pronounce Lemont so they called him
Lemmon.
Father: James Madison MILLER b: 17 JAN 1823 in Harrisonburg,
Rockingham Co.,
Virgina
Mother: Mary C PARKER b: 11 APR 1832 in Ashtabula
Co., Ohio
Marriage 1 Ida L WISEMAN b: 26 NOV 1878 in Iowa
Children
Hubert
Francis MILLER b: 23 MAY 1912 in Lakin, Kansas
Living MILLER
More About Mary Clara Parker:
Record Change: 01 Oct
2003
Children of James Miller and Mary Parker
are:
i. Rosannah Miller, born 25 Mar 1850 in Green Township,
Iowa; died 10 Nov 1914 in Greeley NB; married (1) Joseph Pinkerton; married (2)
Henry Wynfield Hoyt 28 Sep 1869 in Marengo IA; married (3) James Franklin
Dorland 09 Jan 1909.
1 ii. Clora Jane Miller, born 12 Oct
1852 in Bloomington, McLean, IL; died 06 Dec 1931 in Hill City, Graham, KS;
married (1) Isaac Newton Jones in abt 1875; married (2) Jacob Benjamin Cochran
13 Nov 1879 in Bloomington, McLean, Ilinois.
iii. Chancy W.
Miller, born 19 Dec 1854 in Bloomington, McLean, Illinois; died 28 Feb 1933 in
1930 Hospital for the Insane patient..IA.
iv. Ravena M
Miller, born 06 Jan 1857 in Green Township, Iowa; married
Henderson.
v. Florence Miller, born 1859 in IA; married Amos
C Whetstine; born 1853 in OH.
vi. Millard Miller, born Abt.
1860.
vii. Sylvester L Miller, born 07 May 1861 in Wellman,
Washington County, Iowa; died 25 Aug 1924 in Green Valley
IA.
viii. Joseph D Miller, born 11 Nov 1865 in Green
Township, Iowa; died 29 Aug 1936 in Topeka Kansas; married Elsie Jane Dillon;
born 06 Mar 1895.
ix. John M Miller, born 16 Feb 1868 in
Green Township, Iowa; died 28 May 1940 in Topeka, Shawnee County, KS; married
Ida Mae Butterbaugh 25 Jan 1903 in Amish Joe Town IA; born 11 Mar 1884 in Amish
, Joe Town IA; died 04 Nov 1937 in Topeka, Shawnee County,
KS.
x. Hattie M Miller, born Abt. 1870 in Green Township,
Iowa; died 17 Sep 1890.
xi. Cynthia E Miller, born 18 Jan
1871 in Green Township, Iowa; died 03 Jul 1879 in Green Township,
Iowa.
xii. Hannah E Miller, born 24 Sep 1872 in Green
Township, Iowa; died 04 Mar 1873 in Green Township, Iowa; married Verner Jerome
Tefft; born 15 Apr 1854 in MI......... need to verify this
marriage....
xiii. Dora Lucy Miller, born 15 Sep 1876 in
Koszta IA; died 19 Feb 1923 in Keota, Keokuk, IA; married David Benjamin Chapman
25 Dec 1896 in Wellman, Washington Co, Iowa.
xiv. Lemmon
William Madison Miller, born 06 Feb 1877 in Green Township, Iowa; died 1950 in
Keota, Keokuk, Iowa; married (1) Ida L Wiseman; born in Iowa; married (2) Ida L
Wiseman 29 Jun 1897; born in Iowa.
Generation No. 3
4. James T Miller, born 08 Feb 1795 in Irish born in
Rockingham VA; died 03 Nov 1874 in War of 1812- Bloomington, McLean,
Illinois. He was the son of 8. Reverend Alexander Miller and 9. Sarah
Crawford. He married 5. Sarah Isabella Boyd 28 Jan 1821 in Orange
Virginia.
5. Sarah Isabella Boyd, born 1797 in Lincoln Illinois;
died 13 Dec 1885 in Lincoln Illinois. She was the daughter of 10. Robert
Lloyd and 11. Tabitha Rucker.
More About James T Miller:
Burial: Scogin Cem, Bloomington Twp,
IL
More About Sarah Isabella Boyd:
Burial: Lows Grove,
IL
Children of James Miller and Sarah Boyd
are:
i. "sarah" Elizabeth Jane Miller, married Orrin Parker;
born 1817 in Ashtabula Co OHIO; died in 1860 census of Iowa shows them next to
James Miller and Mary Clara Parker Miller.
ii. Robert
Miller, born 1821 in VA; died 1894 in Iowa 1870 census next to his brother
James; married Elizabeth Lanier 1845 in McLean Co IL; born 1825 in TN; died 1883
in Iowa.
Notes for Robert Miller:
Robert MILLER
Self M
Male W
59 IA Farmer VA VA
Elizabeth
MILLER Wife
M Female
W 55 IL Keeping
House TN TN
Levi
MILLER Son
W Male W
29 IL
Farmer VA TN
Jewel MILLER
Son S
Male W
22 IA Works On Farm
VA TN
Celesta MILLER
Dau S
Female W
20 IA Keeping
House VA TN
Laura
MILLER Dau
S Female
W 18 IA
At School VA TN
Lincoln
MILLER Son
S Male W
16 IA Works On
Farm VA TN
Grant
MILLER Son
S Male W
13 IA Works On Farm
VA TN
Isaac MILLER
Son S
Male W 9
IA At School VA TN
Source Information:
Census
Place Greene, Iowa, Iowa
2 iii. James Madison Miller, born 17 Jan 1823 in
Harrisburg, Rockingham, VA; died 20 Mar 1904 in Green Township, Iowa; married
Mary Clara Parker 04 Jul 1850 in Bloomington, McLean,
Illinois.
iv. Bellefield Miller, born 18 Sep 1828 in Civil
War - KY; died 02 Aug 1887 in Greenwood Co, KS; married Mildred
WREN.
Notes for Bellefield Miller:
Death: 2 AUG 1887 in Toronto, Woodson
Co., KS
Burial: AUG 1887 Toronto Cemetary, Toronto, Greenwood Co.,
Kansas
Census: 1860 Danvers, McLean, Illinois
Military Service: BET. 7 AUG
1862 - 17 AUG 1865 Co. E, 94th Illinois Vol. Inf. (Civil War
1860 United States Federal Census
about Belfield Miller
Name:
Belfield Miller
Age in 1860: 32
Birth Year: abt 1828
Birthplace: Illinois
Home in 1860: Danvers, McLean, Illinois
Gender: Male
Post Office: Stouts Grove
Value of real estate:
View image
Household Members: Name Age
Belfield Miller 32
Elizabeth Miller 24
Isiah Miller 8
Sarah Miller 6
Amanda Miller 5
Chastina Miller 2
Elizah Miller
9.12
Celtena Thomas 10
v. Alexander Miller, born 1834 in
Illinois.
vi. Martillus Miller, born 1835 in Illinois; died
in Lived next to James on 1870 census; married Mary; born in
Virginia.
vii. Cyrus C Miller, born 1838 in Illinois; died
in 1860 census of Iowa shows them next to James; married Eliza Ann
Lloyd.
viii. Laura Miller, born 1850 in Illinois; died in
Could be wife of Alex.
ix. Amanda E Miller, born 1854;
married Charles Walter Pollard; born 1847.
6. Wanton Horatio Parker, born 13 Feb 1802 in NY;
died 28 Jun 1849 in Stouts Grove, McLean County, Illinois. He was the son
of 12. Archelaus Richardson Parker and 13. Sara Tefft. He married 7.
Rosannah Lemmon 22 Jul 1824 in Ashtabula Ohio.
7. Rosannah
Lemmon, born 1807 in Harpersfield, Ashtabula, OHIO; died 1840 in Versailles,
Woodford, Illinois. She was the daughter of 14. Robert Lemmon and 15.
Hannah Woolsey.
Notes for Wanton Horatio Parker:
Illinois Census, 1810-90
about Wanton Parker
Name: Wanton Parker
State: IL
County:
St. Clair County
Township: No Township Listed
Year:
1840
Record Type: State or colonial census
Page: 502
Database: IL 1840 State Census Index
1840 United States
Federal Census
about Wanton Parker
Name: Wanton Parker
Township: Not
Stated
County: Tazewell
State: Illinois
1830 United States Federal Census
about W Parker
Name: W
Parker
Township: Harpersfield
County: Ashtabula
State:
Ohio
near Dodge and Burgett
families.
Wanton also purchased land in the Michigan
Territory
Children of Wanton Parker and Rosannah Lemmon
are:
i. Robert Lemmon Parker, married Nancy E
Conger.
Notes for Robert Lemmon Parker:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace
Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Robt. L.
PARKER Self M Male W
50 OH Physician NY
NY
Nancy E. PARKER Wife M
Female W 45 IL Keeping
House KY PA
Wm. Wanten PARKER Son
D Male W 26 IA
Laborer OH IL
Ellen H. PARKER
Dau S Female W 13
IA At School OH IL
Mary L.
HEREFORD Dau M Female
W 21 IA OH
---
Lyda E. HEREFORD GDau S
Female W 4M OR
MO IA
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Source
Information:
Census Place Little Butte, Jackson, Oregon
Family History Library Film 1255081
ii. Hannah Parker
iii. Feidelia
Ann Parker, born 04 Apr 1828; died 25 Jul 1870 in IL; married (1) Morgan
Washington Beeler 1848 in McLean Co IL; born 30 Sep 1824 in OH; married (2)
Alexander Mahaffey 1862; born in IL.
3 iv. Mary Clara Parker,
born 11 Apr 1832 in Ashabula County OH; died 15 Aug 1917 in Wellman, Washington
County, Iowa; married James Madison Miller 04 Jul 1850 in Bloomington,
McLean, Illinois.
v. Polly Parker, born 26 Dec 1834 in
Ashtabula OHIO; died 03 Nov 1899.
vi. John H Parker, born
1838 in IL; married Sarah Price STillwell 1859.
Generation No. 4
8. Reverend Alexander Miller, born 1740 in Ardstraus,
Tyrone, Ireland; died Aft. 1821 in Cooks Creek VA. He was the son of 16.
Alexander Miller and 17. Jane Evans. He married 9. Sarah Crawford 1782 in
Rockingham, VA.
9. Sarah Crawford, born 1771 in Ireland; died
1821 in Cooks Creek Virginia. Cemetery is listed on the internet with their
names included.
Notes for Reverend Alexander Miller:
1820 United States Federal
Census
about Alexander Miller
Name: Alexander Miller
Township: Not
Stated
County: Rockingham
State: Virginia
Children of Reverend Miller and Sarah Crawford
are:
i. Margaret Miller, born in Rockingham VA; married
William Beard.
ii. Jane Miller, born in Rockingham
VA.
iii. William Miller, born in Rockingham
VA.
iv. Samuel Miller, born 1784 in Rockingham VA; married
Margaret LOKY; born in Rockingham VA.
v. Alexander Miller,
born 1787 in Rockingham VA; married Ann Mathews.
vi. John
Wallace Miller, born 1791; died 1843.
vii. Isaac Miller,
born 1792 in Rockingham VA; died 1857 in IL; married Mary Anderson 1821; born
1803 in VA; died 1870 in IL.
4 viii. James T Miller, born 08
Feb 1795 in Irish born in Rockingham VA; died 03 Nov 1874 in War of 1812-
Bloomington, McLean, Illinois; married Sarah Isabella Boyd 28 Jan 1821 in Orange
Virginia.
10. Robert Lloyd, born 1764 in VA; died 1844 in
OH. He was the son of 20. John Emrey Lloyd and 21. Sarah Stuard. He
married 11. Tabitha Rucker 17 Mar 1794 in Madison Co VA.
11.
Tabitha Rucker, born 03 Jan 1768 in VA; died 04 Oct 1851 in Avon, ILL. She
was the daughter of 22. Thomas Rucker and 23. Elizabeth
Tinsley.
Children of Robert Lloyd and Tabitha Rucker
are:
i. Ester Alexandria Lloyd, married John A
Wrenn.
5 ii. Sarah Isabella Boyd, born 1797 in Lincoln
Illinois; died 13 Dec 1885 in Lincoln Illinois; married James T Miller 28 Jan
1821 in Orange Virginia.
12. Archelaus Richardson Parker, born 22 Aug 1777 in
Sutton, Worcester Co MA; died 13 Sep 1869 in Blaine, Boone Co IL - DAR. He
was the son of 24. Archelaus Parker and 25. Bette Richardson. He married
13. Sara Tefft 11 Nov 1798.
13. Sara Tefft, born 22 Sep 1780 in
NY Indian Country. She was the daughter of 26. Reverend Edmond Tefft and
27. Mary Mercy Sweet.
Notes for Archelaus Richardson Parker:
1820 United States Federal
Census
about Archelas Parker
Name: Archelas Parker
Township:
Harpersfield
County: Ashtabula
State: Ohio
PARKER, ARCHELAUS Ancestor #: A087303 Service:
MASSACHUSETTS Rank: CIVIL SERVICE Birth: 5 Aug
1735 SUTTON WORCESTER CO MASSACHUSETTS Death: (ANTE) 9-
-1818 DOUGLAS MASSACHUSETTS Service Description: 1)
SURVEYOR OF HIGHWAYS, 1780
Residence
1) DOUGLAS - MASSACHUSETTS
SpouseNumber Name
1)BETTY RICHARDSON
MemberIDAppsAdd Vol.
Child/Spouse Number/Spouse617116 576
ARCHELAUS R. / [1] SARAH TEFFT 725261
S ARCHELAUS R. / [1] SARAH TEFFT
Children of
Archelaus Parker and Sara Tefft are:
i. Samuel M Parker,
born 1799 in NY; died 29 Mar 1891 in Ashtabula OH; married Sarah Dodge 1821 in
Ashtabula OH; born 10 Jul 1808 in Indian.
6 ii. Wanton
Horatio Parker, born 13 Feb 1802 in NY; died 28 Jun 1849 in Stouts Grove, McLean
County, Illinois; married Rosannah Lemmon 22 Jul 1824 in Ashtabula
Ohio.
iii. Archelaus Tefft Parker, born 05 Aug 1803 in
Oneida NY; died 08 Oct 1833 in Caney, Montgomery Co, KS; married Phoebe Ann
Crocker 04 Sep 1828 in Shalersville, Portage Co,
OH.
iv. Cynthia Ann Parker, born 23 Jun 1809 in NY; died
1903 in Blaine, Boone Co., IL; married Hector J Schellenger; born 11 Aug 1792 in
Sheffield, Berkshire, MA; died 1855 in Manchester, Boone Co.,
IL.
v. James Ephriam Parker, born 1811; married (1) Lucy Ann
Fay; married (2) Sophronia E Burgett 1845 in McLean Co IL; born 12 Mar 1818 in
Ashtabula OH; died 18 Jun 1880 in IL.
vi. Betsy Parker, born
17 Jun 1813 in Harpersfield, Ashtabula OH; died 30 Jul 1887 in Harpersfield,
Ashtabula OH; married Isiah Burgett 11 Sep 1829 in Ashtabula OH; born 20 Jul
1808 in NY State.
vii. Orrin Parker, born 1817 in Ashtabula
Co OHIO; died in 1860 census of Iowa shows them next to James Miller and Mary
Clara Parker Miller; married (1) "sarah" Elizabeth Jane Miller; married (2)
Sarah F Lloyd.
viii. Lavina Parker, born 20 Aug 1819 in
Oneida NY*signed permission to Wed!; died 22 Sep 1894 in Boone County, Iowa;
married an indian Lansford Mills 19 Jan 1836 in Ashtabula OH; born 28 Jun
1808 in Indian Country NY; died 07 Jan 1901 in Angus IA.
Notes for Lansford Mills:
Name: Lansford MILLS 1
Sex: M
Birth: 28 JUN 1808 in Indian
Country, N.Y. USA
Death: 7 JAN 1901 in Angus, IA USA
Occupation:
Farmer
Burial: UNKNOWN Fairview Cemetery, Perry, IA
Event: Reference # (1)
1820 @ 12 years old given work on Hudson River in NY., he & 2 other white
boys maybe bro's lived in Indian Country until 1820
Event: Reference # (1) 19
JAN 1836 Married Lavina Parker in OH
Event: Census 1 1830 Ohio-list L.
Mills--ASHT Co., Page 125, census division Kings VI--Is this Lansford?
Event:
Census 2 1850 Listed in Polk Co., IA, Des Moines, Twp., Page 049
Event:
Census 3 1856 Listed in Boone Co., IA. Union Twp.
Event: Census 4 1895 Lists
Lansford & Parker as #155, Boone Co. Union Twp., IA
Event: Residence #1
1830 No record of exact date but went west to Harpersfield, OH where he met
Lavina
Event: Residence #2 19 JAN 1836 Lived in Harpersfield Twp., Ashtabula
Co. when married
Event: Residence #3 1848 Moved to McClean Co., IL., daughter
Cynthia born there.
Event: Residence #4 1855 Moved to Buffalo Grove, 3 mi. N.
of Perry, IA on Beaver Creek
Reference Number: 993
Marriage 1 Lavina PARKER b: 20 AUG 1819 in Oneida, Oneida Co., NY
USA
Married: 19 JAN 1836 in Ashtabula County, Ohio USA
Event: Married By
in Justice of the Peace
Children
Harrison MILLS b: 28 NOV 1836 in
Ohio
Almira MILLS b: 17 JAN 1839 in Ohio
James MILLS b: 29 AUG
1841 in Ohio
Orrin MILLS b: 12 JUL 1844 in Illinois
Cynthia
MILLS b: 5 APR 1848 in Illinois
William R. MILLS b: APR
1854
Sandford O. MILLS b: 14 NOV 1856
Peter A. MILLS b: 24 JAN
1860
Parker MILLS b: 26 FEB 1867
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ix. Amasa Parker, born 06 Dec 1822 in Oneida NY; died Oct 1891 in Visilia, Tulaire, CA; married Eliza Mathews 1841 in OH.
14. Robert Lemmon He married 15. Hannah Woolsey
Abt. 1800.
15. Hannah Woolsey
Children of Robert
Lemmon and Hannah Woolsey are:
i. Robert
Lemmon
7 ii. Rosannah Lemmon, born 1807 in Harpersfield,
Ashtabula, OHIO; died 1840 in Versailles, Woodford, Illinois; married Wanton
Horatio Parker 22 Jul 1824 in Ashtabula Ohio.
Generation No. 5
16. Alexander Miller, born 1720 in Antrim Ireland.
He was the son of 32. John Miller and 33. Mary McDonnel. He married 17.
Jane Evans.
17. Jane Evans, born 1724 in Glasgow, Scotland.
She was the daughter of 34. David Evans and 35. Jane
Norton.
Children of Alexander Miller and Jane Evans
are:
i. Jane Miller
ii. David
Miller
iii. Isaac Miller
8 iv. Reverend
Alexander Miller, born 1740 in Ardstraus, Tyrone, Ireland; died Aft. 1821 in
Cooks Creek VA; married Sarah Crawford 1782 in Rockingham,
VA.
v. John Miller, born 1749.
vi. Brice
Miller, born 1757.
vii. Margret Miller, born
1758.
viii. Joseph Miller, born 1762.
20. John Emrey Lloyd, born 27 Feb 1747 in Calmes
Neck, Fredrick County, VA; died Oct 1785 in Green County /Hancock GA. He
was the son of 40. John Lloyd and 41. Prudence Embrey. He married 21.
Sarah Stuard Abt. 1768.
21. Sarah Stuard She was the
daughter of 42. William Stewart and 43. Rachel.
Notes for John Emrey Lloyd:
-
Children of John Lloyd and Sarah Stuard
are:
i. Charles Lloyd
ii. William
Lloyd
iii. Benjamin Lloyd
iv. Moses
Lloyd
v. Miriam Lloyd
vi. Joseph W
Lloyd
vii. Elijah Lloyd
viii. James
Lloyd
ix. John Lloyd, born 1759; married Elizabeth Ann
Gilbert 1792 in Hancock County Georgia.
10 x. Robert Lloyd,
born 1764 in VA; died 1844 in OH; married Tabitha Rucker 17 Mar 1794 in Madison
Co VA.
xi. Levi Lloyd, born 1779 in Frederick Co VA; married
Charlotte Rebecca McGhee; born in GA.
22. Thomas Rucker He was the son of 44. Thomas
Rucker and 45. Elizabeth Reynolds. He married 23. Elizabeth
Tinsley.
23. Elizabeth Tinsley
Child of Thomas
Rucker and Elizabeth Tinsley is:
11 i. Tabitha Rucker, born
03 Jan 1768 in VA; died 04 Oct 1851 in Avon, ILL; married Robert Lloyd 17 Mar
1794 in Madison Co VA.
24. Archelaus Parker, born 05 Aug 1735 in Sutton,
Worcester, MA; died 06 Oct 1818 in MA. He was the son of 48. Samuel II
Parker and 49. Hannah Wyman. He married 25. Bette Richardson Abt.
1773.
25. Bette Richardson, born 07 Apr 1748 in Attleboro,
Bristol, MA.
Notes for Bette Richardson:
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about Betty Richardson
Name: Betty Richardson
Birth Date: 15 Mar
1749
Birth Place: Dracut
Father's First Name: Ephraim
Mother's First Name: Betty
Gender: Female
Source: Vital
Records of Dracut
Children of Archelaus Parker and
Bette Richardson are:
i. Lucinda Parker, married Herman
Hickok; born 1768 in CT.
ii. Wyman
Parker
12 iii. Archelaus Richardson Parker, born 22 Aug 1777
in Sutton, Worcester Co MA; died 13 Sep 1869 in Blaine, Boone Co IL - DAR;
married Sara Tefft 11 Nov 1798.
26. Reverend Edmond Tefft, born 1762 in Albany NY;
died 1780 in NY State - DAR. He was the son of 52. James Tefft and 53.
Martha Sheffield. He married 27. Mary Mercy Sweet.
27. Mary
Mercy Sweet, born 1762 in Albany NY-Indian Country; died Abt. 1780. She
was the daughter of 54. David Sweet and 55. Mary or Mercy.
Notes for Reverend Edmond Tefft:
TEFFT, EDMOND Ancestor #: A202573
Service: NEW YORK Rank: PRIVATE Birth: 11 Aug
1750 SOUTH KINGSTON KINGS CO RHODE ISLAND Death: (POST)
1820 ASHTABULA CO OHIO Service Source: ROBERTS, JAMES A.
NEW YORK IN THE REVOLUTION, 2nd EDITION, P 106Service Description: 1) 4th REGT
ALBANY CO MILITIA
Residence
1) BALLSTON - ALBANY CO - NEW YORK
SpouseNumber
Name
1)MARY SWEET
MemberIDAppsAdd Vol. Child/Spouse
Number/Spouse617116 883 SARAH / [1]
ARCHELAUS R PARKER
E Tefft Not Stated, Oneida, NY 1810
Name: Mary SWEET
Sex: F
Birth: 1762 in Albany, NY
USA
Death: 1780 in USA
Reference Number: 3339
Marriage 1 Edmond TEFFT b: 1762 in Albany, NY
USA
Children
Sara TEFFT b: 22 SEP 1780 in Albany, NY
USA
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ID: I2165
Name: Edmond TEFFT
Sex: M
Birth: 1762 in Albany,
NY USA
Death: 1780 in New York State USA
Census: 1820 Harpersfield,
Ashtabula County Ohio
Reference Number: 2165
Marriage 1 Mary SWEET b: 1762 in Albany, NY
USA
Children
Sara TEFFT b: 22 SEP 1780 in Albany, NY
USA
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ID: I0168
Name: Sara TEFFT
Sex: F
Birth: 22
SEP 1780 in Albany, NY USA 1
Death: 14 FEB 1827 in Ashtabula Co.,
OH
Reference Number: 168
Father: Edmond TEFFT b: 1762 in Albany, NY USA
Mother: Mary SWEET
b: 1762 in Albany, NY USA
Marriage 1 Archelaus Richardson PARKER b: 22 AUG 1777 in Worcester
Co., MA USA
Married: 11 NOV 1798 in oneida,ny
Children
Samuel M.
PARKER b: 30 OCT 1799 in NY USA
Wanton H. PARKER b: 13 FEB 1802 in
Oneida, Oneida Co., NY USA
Archelaus Tefft PARKER b: 5 AUG 1803 in
Oneida, Oneida Co., NY USA
Cynthia Ann PARKER b: 23 JUN 1809 in Oneida,
Oneida Co., NY USA
James Ephriam PARKER b: 30 APR 1811 in Oneida,
Oneida Co., NY USA
Betsy PARKER b: 17 JUN 1813 in Harpersfield,
Ashtabula County, OH USA
Orrin PARKER b: 23 JUN 1817 in Ashtabula Co.,
OH USA
Lavina PARKER b: 20 AUG 1819 in Oneida, Oneida Co., NY
USA
Amasa PARKER b: 6 DEC 1822 in Onedia, NY USA
Sources:
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Author: David E.
Chapman
Publication: Dechpmn@aol.com
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ID:
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Name: Mary C PARKER
Sex: F
Birth: 11 APR 1832 in Ashtabula Co.,
Ohio
Death: 17 AUG 1917 in Wellman, Washington Co., Iowa
Burial: Champion
Hill Cemetery, N. English, Iowa Co., Iowa
Father: Wanton H. PARKER b: 13 FEB 1802 in New York
Mother:
Rosannah LEMMON b: 1807
Marriage 1 James Madison MILLER b: 17 JAN 1823 in Harrisonburg,
Rockingham Co., Virgina
Children
Lemont Madison MILLER b: 6 FEB 1877
in Topeka, Shawnee Co., Kansas
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ID: I080
Name: Wanton H. PARKER
Sex: M
Birth: 13 FEB 1802 in
New York
Death: 28 JUN 1849 in Stouts Grove, Mclean Co.,
Illinois
Father: Archelaus R. PARKER b: 22 AUG 1777 in Worcester Co.,
MA
Mother: Sara TEFFT b: 22 SEP 1780
Marriage 1 Rosannah LEMMON b: 1807
Married: 22 JUL 1824 in
Ashtabula, Ohio
Children
Mary C PARKER b: 11 APR 1832 in Ashtabula
Co., Ohio
ID: I083
Name: Sara TEFFT
Sex: F
Birth: 22 SEP
1780
Death: 14 FEB 1827 in Ashtabula Co., Ohio
Father: Edmond TEFFT
Marriage 1 Archelaus R. PARKER b: 22 AUG 1777 in Worcester Co.,
MA
Married: 11 NOV 1798
Children
Wanton H. PARKER b: 13 FEB 1802
in New York
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The Town of Remsen
until recent years this town occupied a large
area in the extreme northeast
corner of Oneida county, much of which was
covered by the original forest.
Remsen was reduced to its present area of
23,364 acres by the erection from
it of the town of Forestport in 1869. Most
of the territory of the present
town was included in the Remsenburgh patent;
a small section in the south
part in the Servis patent, and another small
section in the west part in the
Steuben patent, and another small section in
the west part in the Steuben
tract, as shown on accompanying map. Remsen was
erected simultaneously with
the formation of Oneida county (March 15, 1798),
when it was set off from
Norway, Herkimer county, and named after Henry
Remsen, one of the original
patentees. Black River forms the northern
boundary of the town, and Canada
Creek the southeastern boundary; it is
further watered by Cincinnati Creek,
Baker Brook and small tributaries. The
surface of the town is well elevated
and generally hilly and broken, while
the soil is a light sandy loam. A very
large portion of the inhabitants of
this town are of Welsh descent.
Settlement began in Remsen previous to the
formation of the town, with the
arrival of Schubael Cross from Massachusetts,
who in March, 1794, came on
westward, left the Mohawk at Utica, and with his
family turned northward
into the forest. He made a line of marked trees along
the Cincinnati Creek
through the site of Remsen village, and halted and built
a log cabin at what
became known later as Burritt's Mills, and afterwards as
Bordwell Settlement
now Porpoise Glen. Mr. Cross was an energetic pioneer and
he soon had a
piece of land cleared, and built later a wind power grist mill.
This was
followed by the erection of a saw mill, both of which were of great
utility
to the settlers in that section. Mr. Cross took a cold from getting
wet in
the creek, lost his mental balance, and finally died, his death
being,
probably, the first in the town.
507
In 1795 three more families
came into town; these were John Bonner, Barnabas
Mitchell and Amos Bull. Mr.
Bonner was an Englishman, but came in from
Vermont and settled on the lot
afterwards owned by Jenkin Jones; later he
moved west. Mr. Mitchell settled
on land afterwards owned by his son Milo
Mitchell, and his daughter Polly,
who became Mrs. Van Slyke, was the first
white child born in the town. Amos
Bull settled on the tract which was long
known as Bull's Commons, and later
as the Camp farm; discouraged with the
land and his prospects he removed to
Floyd, where he died.
These pioneers were soon followed into the town by
Ephraim Hollister, father
in law of Judge Storrs, who followed brick making,
and who was elected the
first supervisor of the town.
Stephen Hutchinson
and a Mr. King located in the town about this time, and a
daughter of the
latter and her husband were probably the first persons
married in the town,
about the year 1800. Mr. King kept the first public
house. It is recorded
that the first religious service of a public character
was held in Mr.
Hutchinson's barn on what became known as the Price farm; he
was the first
overseer of the poor of the town.
The site of Remsen village was settled
early by Peter Becker, who built a
small log cabin on his hundred acre lot,
afterwards selling the property to
deacon Platt, of Steuben. The log cabin
was soon afterward burned.
About the same time Joseph Brownell purchased the
100 acre lot on which the
upper tavern was built. He was one of the first
three road commissioners of
the town. He soon sold out to Oliver Smith and
left the town; Gershom
Hinkley, a practical surveyor, was elected road
commissioner in his place.
It was on the farm of the latter at Fairfield
Corners that the first school
house in the town was built.
James Smith and
his son Joab came into the town about 1795, and the father
opened a tavern in
1797 on the place afterwards occupied by Captain Root;
the son died at
Sackett's Harbor in the war of 1812. At about this time the
families of Jacob
Dayton, Nathaniel Rockwood, Solomon Gillett, Perez Farr,
Ebenezer Dodd,
William Platt, Philip Scott (the first physician in town and
an early town
clerk) and Rev. Edmund Tefft, the first resident minister,
settled in the
town. The names of other early comers appears further on.
508
This town
and those adjoining it in the eastern part of the county are very
largely
settled by Welsh. The first of this nationality to locate here was
David
Jones, but it is not known in just what year he came. Steuben and
Trenton,
adjoining, already contained a large number of these thrifty
citizens. Mr.
Jones took up the so called Billings lot, on the Steuben road.
In the year
1803 Broughton White and his brother in law, Lemuel Hough, came
in from the
town of Steuben, and Mr. White subsequently opened a small
grocery in a log
building on the site of the later store in Remsen village;
it was the first
mercantile establishment in the town, and Esquire White's
chief returns for
his goods were ashes. He sold out, after making further
improvements, to John
Mappa and Jacob Belticher, who in turn transferred it
to Herman Ferry.
The
eastern part of the town remained substantially a wilderness until a
number
of years after settlement had progressed in the western part. It bore
the
local designation of "Ninety six", and the first settlers came in about
1816.
About the year 1808 the Welsh families of David Manual, John James,
Griffith
I. Jones, John Owens and Hugh Hughes, all from Wales, settled in
the town,
and were succeeded by many others who with their descendants
contributed
largely to the prosperity of the community. It is recorded that
Griffith O.
Griffiths, of Remsen village, now deceased, was the first Welsh
child born in
this State west of the Hudson River.
It is unfortunate that the earliest
record of this town are lost, but it is known that the first town meeting was
held in the year of the town organization, 1798, in the log dwelling of Samuel
Howe, at Cross Settlement; Mr. Howe was the first justice of the peace of the
town. The list of supervisors of the town, however, is complete, through the
record in the Jones Annals; they are:
Notes for Mary Mercy Sweet:
D Sweet Not Stated, Oneida, NY
1810
Children of Reverend Tefft and Mary Sweet
are:
i. Isabella Tefft, born in Remsen NY; died Abt. 1817 in
Norway NY; married William?? C Bly?; born 17 Sep 1776 in
RI.
13 ii. Sara Tefft, born 22 Sep 1780 in NY Indian Country;
married Archelaus Richardson Parker 11 Nov 1798.
Generation No. 6
32. John Miller He married 33. Mary
McDonnel.
33. Mary McDonnel
Child of John Miller and
Mary McDonnel is:
16 i. Alexander Miller, born 1720 in Antrim
Ireland; married Jane Evans.
34. David Evans He married 35. Jane
Norton.
35. Jane Norton
Child of David Evans and
Jane Norton is:
17 i. Jane Evans, born 1724 in Glasgow,
Scotland; married Alexander Miller.
40. John Lloyd, born 1704 in London England. He
was the son of 80. Lloyd. He married 41. Prudence Embrey 1742 in Orange
County, VA.
41. Prudence Embrey, born Abt. 1720 in London
England. She was the daughter of 82. George Emery and 83. Catherin
Thomas.
Children of John Lloyd and Prudence Embrey
are:
i. Thomas Lloyd, born 1744 in Frederick Co VA; died
1805 in Frederick Co VA; married Patience McCracken; born 1744 in Frederick Co
VA; died 1797.
20 ii. John Emrey Lloyd, born 27 Feb 1747 in
Calmes Neck, Fredrick County, VA; died Oct 1785 in Green County /Hancock GA;
married Sarah Stuard Abt. 1768.
iii. James Lloyd, born 1752
in Frederick Co VA; married Mary Stuard 1769; born
1752.
iv. Lydia Lloyd, born 1755; married Reuben Northern;
born 1751.
v. Alcey Lloyd, born 1759; married John Williams;
born 1744; died 1814 in Casey County KY.
Notes for John Williams:
Name: Sanford WILLIAMS
Sex:
M
Birth: abt 1850 in Near New Liberty, Owen, KY 1
Note:
1880 Census
includes:
Mollie Williams, age 14 (b. abt 1866 KY) and Mattie Williams, age
12 (b. about 1868 KY). Appear to be too old to be Fannie's children and they are
not on the group sheet information from Flora Williams (via Doris Shell Gill).
Are they Sanford's children by an earlier wife?
Under revision: Sanford WILLIAMS, Fannie WARE, Other WAREs, and
MORTON
2 2 3
Father: Cherokee INDIAN b: in KY
Mother: Mary?, African AMERICAN
b: in VA
Marriage 1 Fannie WARE b: ABT 1855 in KY
Married: -
4
Children
Gus WILLIAMS b: ABT 1870 in KY
Walter WILLIAMS
b: ABT 1872 in KY
Porter WILLIAMS b: ABT 1876 in KY
Kate
Kitty? WILLIAMS b: ABT 1879 in KY
Clarence Cavella WILLIAMS b: 15 AUG
1884 in Bromley, Owen, KY
Fred WILLIAMS b: -
Matt WILLIAMS b:
-
Molly WILLIAMS b: -
Ora WILLIAMS b: -
Virgil
WILLIAMS b: -
vi. George Emrey Lloyd, born 1759; married Nancy Ann
Brown 1787; born 1762 in Fauquier Virginia.
vii. Joseph
Lloyd, born 1761; died 1848 in Bullitt Co KY; married Frances Brown 1797; born
1775 in VA; died 1822 in Bullitt Co KY.
42. William Stewart, died Abt. 1800 in Georgia.
He married 43. Rachel.
43. Rachel
Notes for William Stewart:
Provided material aid during the
American Revolution. Records at the Henry Co. VA courthouse show:
William
Stewart is also allowed for 200 lbs. beef, 2 bushels corn, 11 diets, and
pasturage for 45 head of cattle furnished the said com'r as appears by
cert.
William Stewart is allowed for 45 bushels of corn furnished the
hospital at Colonel Perkins' under the direction of Dr. Brown.
William
Stewart is also allowed for 8 diets for the same.
Moved to Wilkes Co. GA in 1784, along with the Lloyd brothers (John
and James) and son Charles' family.
Children of William Stewart and
Rachel are:
21 i. Sarah Stuard, married John Emrey Lloyd Abt.
1768.
ii. John Stuard
iii. Elizabeth
Stuard
iv. Mary Stuard, born 1752; married James Lloyd 1769;
born 1752 in Frederick Co VA.
v. Charles Stuard, born
1757.
44. Thomas Rucker, born Abt. 1705 in Culpepper,
Orange Co., VA; died Abt. 1763. He was the son of 88. Peter Rucker and 89.
Elizabeth UNKNOWN. He married 45. Elizabeth Reynolds.
45.
Elizabeth Reynolds, born Abt. 1714 in VA; died 1788. She was the daughter
of 90. Cornelius Reynolds and 91. Martha Beasley.
Children of
Thomas Rucker and Elizabeth Reynolds are:
22 i. Thomas
Rucker, married Elizabeth Tinsley.
ii. Frances
Rucker
iii. Peter Rucker
iv. William
Rucker
v. Mary Rucker
vi. Martha
Rucker
vii. Esther
Rucker
viii. Cornelius Rucker
ix. John
Rucker
x. George Rucker
xi. Elizabeth
Rucker
xii. Isaac Rucker
48. Samuel II Parker, born 10 Aug 1707 in Woburn,
Middlesex, MA. He was the son of 96. Samuel Parker. He married 49.
Hannah Wyman 10 May 1725 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.
49. Hannah
Wyman, born 10 Oct 1696 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. She was the daughter of
98. Samuel Wyman and 99. Rebecca Johnson.
Children of Samuel Parker
and Hannah Wyman are:
i. Ephraim Parker, born
1726.
ii. Nicholas Parker, born
1728.
24 iii. Archelaus Parker, born 05 Aug 1735 in Sutton,
Worcester, MA; died 06 Oct 1818 in MA; married Bette Richardson Abt.
1773.
52. James Tefft, born 21 Apr 1715 in Richmond,
Washington Co., RI. He was the son of 104. John Tefft and 105. Joanna
Sprague. He married 53. Martha Sheffield.
53. Martha
Sheffield, born 29 Sep 1719.
Children of James Tefft and Martha
Sheffield are:
i. James Tefft, married Mary
Westcott.
ii. Gideon Tefft
iii. George
Tefft, married Mary.
iv. Rufus
Tefft
v. Martha Tefft, married John
Whitford.
vi. Mary Tefft
vii. Patience
Tefft
26 viii. Reverend Edmond Tefft, born 1762 in Albany NY;
died 1780 in NY State - DAR; married Mary Mercy Sweet.
54. David Sweet, born 23 Jul 1716 in North Kingston,
Washington, RI. He was the son of 108. John Sweet and 109.
Catherine. He married 55. Mary or Mercy.
55. Mary or
Mercy She was the daughter of 110. John Sweet and 111. Lydia
Whaley.
Children of David Sweet and Mary Mercy
are:
i. Elnathan Sweet
ii. Catherine
Sweet, born in NY; died in NY; married Rowland
Stafford.
iii. Eunice Sweet
iv. Amos
Sweet
v. Johnathon Sweet, born 1748 in East Greenwich, Kent
Co., RI; died 1806 in Granville NY; married Ruth Nichols; born Abt. 1752 in
North Kingston, Washington, RI; died 1814 in Granville NY.
Notes for Johnathon Sweet:
Served in the Revolutionary War as a
Private in the 16th Reg., Albany Co, Militia. The 16th Regiment Infantry was
organized at Albany, N.Y., and mustered in for two years May 15, 1861, leaving
the State for Washington, D.C., June 27.
Mustered out May 22, 1863, expiration of term. Three years' men transferred to the 121st New York Infantry.
Jonathan made his will 3 April, 1806. It was proved at Granville,
Washington Co, New York, 8 December, 1806. He left all of his goods, chattels
and estates to his wife, Ruth, and made the following bequests to
children:
Enoch, $125; Alanson, $125; Stephen, $5; David, $5; Jonathan,
$5;
and to his daughter, Ruth Osborn, $5; to granddaughter, Sally Soaper,
$5.
vi. David Sweet, born
1750.
vii. John Sweet, born
1753.
27 viii. Mary Mercy Sweet, born 1762 in Albany
NY-Indian Country; died Abt. 1780; married Reverend Edmond Tefft.
Generation No. 7
80. Lloyd, born 1678 in Wales.
Children of
Lloyd are:
i. Joseph Lloyd
ii. Phillip
Lloyd
40 iii. John Lloyd, born 1704 in London England;
married Prudence Embrey 1742 in Orange County, VA.
82. George Emery He married 83. Catherin
Thomas.
83. Catherin Thomas She was the daughter of 166.
Nathaniel Thomas and 167. Ann.
Child of George Emery and Catherin
Thomas is:
41 i. Prudence Embrey, born Abt. 1720 in London
England; married John Lloyd 1742 in Orange County, VA.
88. Peter Rucker, born Abt. 1675 in Europe; died Abt.
Jan 1741 in St Marks Parish, Orange Co., VA. He married 89. Elizabeth
UNKNOWN.
89. Elizabeth UNKNOWN
Children of Peter
Rucker and Elizabeth UNKNOWN are:
i. John Rucker, married
Susannah Phillips.
ii. Peter
Rucker
iii. Elizabeth
Rucker
iv. Margaret Rucker
v. William
Rucker
vi. Mary Rucker
vii. James
Rucker
viii. Ann Rucker
ix. Ephraim
Rucker
44 x. Thomas Rucker, born Abt. 1705 in Culpepper,
Orange Co., VA; died Abt. 1763; married Elizabeth Reynolds.
90. Cornelius Reynolds, died Abt. 1734 in Essex Co
VA. He was the son of 180. William Reynolds and 181. UNKNOWN. He
married 91. Martha Beasley.
91. Martha Beasley, born 1703; died
Abt. 1753.
Children of Cornelius Reynolds and Martha Beasley
are:
i. Cornelius
Reynolds
45 ii. Elizabeth Reynolds, born Abt. 1714 in VA;
died 1788; married Thomas Rucker.
96. Samuel Parker He was the son of 192.
Hananiah Parker.
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Thankful
Child of Samuel Parker
is:
48 i. Samuel II Parker, born 10 Aug 1707 in Woburn,
Middlesex, MA; married Hannah Wyman 10 May 1725 in Woburn, Middlesex,
MA.
98. Samuel Wyman, born Abt. 1667; died 1725 in
Woburn, Middlesex, MA. He was the son of 196. Francis Wyman and 197.
Abigail Justus Reed. He married 99. Rebecca Johnson.
99.
Rebecca Johnson, born Abt. 1665; died 1734 in Woburn, Middlesex,
MA.
Child of Samuel Wyman and Rebecca Johnson
is:
49 i. Hannah Wyman, born 10 Oct 1696 in Woburn,
Middlesex, MA; married Samuel II Parker 10 May 1725 in Woburn, Middlesex,
MA.
104. John Tefft, born 1676 in Kingston, Washington
Co., RI; died Abt. 1762. He was the son of 208. Samuel Tefft and 209.
Elizabeth Jenckes. He married 105. Joanna Sprague.
105.
Joanna Sprague, born Abt. 1676. She was the daughter of 210. Jonathan
Sprague and 211. Mehitable Holbrook.
Children of John Tefft and
Joanna Sprague are:
i. John Tefft, born 1699; married Mary
Reynolds; born 1703.
ii. Joanna Tefft, born 1701; married
John Webb.
iii. Samuel Tefft, born 1703; married Mercy
Barber; born 1708.
iv. Mary Tefft, born 1705; married
Benjamin Barber 1728; born 10 Mar 1705.
v. Mercy Tefft, born
1707.
vi. Joseph Tefft, born 1709 in South Kingston,
Washington, RI; died 1778; married (1) Sarah Maxson; married (2) Esther Brownell
22 Feb 1729.
vii. Ann Tefft, born
1711.
viii. Mehitable Tefft, born
1712.
52 ix. James Tefft, born 21 Apr 1715 in Richmond,
Washington Co., RI; married Martha Sheffield.
x. Nathan
Tefft, born 1716; married Isabel Stanton 1742; born 13 Aug
1716.
xi. Tabitha Tefft, born 1718; married Tennant Tefft;
born 1720; died 1801.
xii. Sarah Tefft, born
1720.
108. John Sweet, born 1684. He was the son of
216. Henry Sweet and 217. Mary Margaret Griffin. He married 109. Catherine
1715 in East Greenwich, Kent, RI.
109.
Catherine
Children of John Sweet and Catherine
are:
i. Mary Anna Sweet
ii. Johnathon
Sweet
iii. Elbathan Sweet
iv. Elizabeth
Catherine Sweet
54 v. David Sweet, born 23 Jul 1716 in North
Kingston, Washington, RI; married Mary or Mercy.
110. John Sweet, born 23 Oct 1695. He was the
son of 220. Richard Sweet and 221. Priscilla Carpenter. He married 111.
Lydia Whaley.
111. Lydia Whaley
Children of John
Sweet and Lydia Whaley are:
55 i. Mary or Mercy, married
David Sweet.
ii. Lydia Sweet, married Ebenezer Tefft; born
1723; died 1808.
Generation No. 8
166. Nathaniel Thomas He married 167.
Ann.
167. Ann
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Ritta THOMAS Dau S
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Child of Nathaniel Thomas and Ann
is:
83 i. Catherin Thomas, married George Emery.
180. William Reynolds, born Abt. 1630; died Abt. 1700
in Richmond Co VA. He was the son of Cornelius Reynolds and Margery
UNKNOWN. He married 181. UNKNOWN.
181.
UNKNOWN
Child of William Reynolds and UNKNOWN
is:
90 i. Cornelius Reynolds, died Abt. 1734 in Essex Co VA;
married Martha Beasley.
192. Hananiah Parker, born 1638 in FREEMAN in
1679. He was the son of Thomas Parker and Amy.
Notes for Hananiah Parker:
Family of Dea. Thomas Parker (538)
& Amy [Parker]
1856. Dea. Thomas Parker. Born ca 1636 at prob. Lynn, MA.89
Thomas died at Reading, MA on 17 Jul 1699.15 Occupation:
husbandman.
On 15 Jun 1699 Thomas Parker, husbandman of Reading with wife Deborah deeded to his son Jonathan Parker "for love and good will and in consideration of what he has done for me and what he is obliged to do for me and my now married wife, by and obligation bearing date with this deed" all his homestead and eleven acres of land plus five acres in Bare Meadow and six acres of upland in the second division, and two acres of pine swamp "at cousin Eaton's plaine." It was agreed that Jonathan woud not sell the land as long as his parents were living. Witnesses John Felch & Jospeh Burnap. (Middlesex Deeds 12:430.)89
On 13 Nov 1667 Thomas married Deborah Kibbe (1623) , daughter of Edward Kibbe (493) (11 May 1611-ca 1694) & Mary Partridge (1874) (ca 1618-), at Reading, MA.15 Born on 7 Nov 1647 at Boston, MA.89 Deborah died in 1699.
It is not certain that Deborah, Thomas's wife was Deborah Kibbe.89
Children:
5768 i. Thomas (1668-)
5769 ii. Samuel
(1670-1755)
5770 iii. Sarah (1671-)
5771 iv. Deborah
(1674-1751)
5772 v. Mary (ca1676-<1755)
5773 vi. Jonathan
(Died young) (1678-1755)
5774 vii. Elizabeth (1681-)
5775
viii. Abigail (1683-1770)
5776 ix. Ruth (1686-1705)
5777 x.
Joseph (1688-1752)
1857. Lieut. Hananiah Parker. Born ca 1638 at Lynn or Reading, MA. Hananiah died at Reading, MA on 10 Mar 1723/4.15
"Hananiah Parker settled on land which bordered his fathers farm. (This it seems was situated about a half-mile east of Dea. Thomas Parker's, on the main road from Lynn to Lowell, now Lowell Street in Wakefield, and upon which place Hananiah's descendants, through his son Ebenezer, occupoied and lived for five generations in the Parker name. ...) The assessors' list of 1667 credits him with a house and farm. He was made a freeman Oct. 15, 1679. He belonged to Reading's military company, of which he was chosed ensign in 1680, and lieutenant in 1684. It is evident that his Puritan townsmen had confidence in his ability and character at an early date, for in 1679 he with tow others were given charge of building a new Meeting-house. He was then chosen by the General Court one of the Committee to 'rectifie and settle the highway between Woburn and Reading.' Consider the energy and industry of our ancestor when we say that in addition to the great work of changing the primeval forest to a fertile farm he performed the duties of selectman, town clerk and representative, each for a long period. The military affairs required much of his time, if not active service at certain periods. Traingings were frequent and an absence cost a heavy fine. Every Sunday found him at church, to which he and wife connected themselves very soon after marriage. The Church records mention his name with respect. As a representative of Reading to the General Court at Boston he served seven years. He was a typical Puritan yeoman, the father of a rugged, honorable family of children. He gave thought to the education of the young. In 1707 Lt. Hananiah Parker and Capt. John Browne were appointed committee 'to provide a Scool Master for the towne school.' They reported that John Webb of Braintree 'be chosen to teach reading, writing, casting accounts and the Latin and Greek tongues' for the three months next ensuing."88
Hananiah made a deposition in 1672 stating he was 34 years old (Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, 4:85). He was made a freeman in 1679, and served as selectman, town clerk, and representative of Reading. On 12 Nov 1706 Lieut. Hananiah Parker of Reading deeded to John Eaton of Reading part of the tlot that was Nicholas Browne's (ibid., 27:535). On 13 Jun 1712 John Parker Sr of Reading, joiner (with consent of his wife Deliverance and honored father Lieut. Hanahiah Parker) deeded his homestead to Jonathan Poole of Reading (ibid., 25:161).89
Hananiah's will, dated 20 May 1703, probated 30 Mar 1724, names wife Mary, sons Jon, Samuel, & Ebenezer, daughter Mary Pool, grandchildren, and brother Nathaniel, and gives to son John 3 acres of meadow which was his grandfather Brown's gift to his mother.89
On 30 Sep 1663 Hananiah first married Elizabeth Browne (3331) , daughter of Nicholas Browne (890) (ca 1601-5 Apr 1673) & Elizabeth [Browne] (ca 1605-1 Nov 1674), at Reading, MA.15 Born on 10 Dec 1647 at Reading, MA.47 Elizabeth died at Reading, MA on 27 Feb 1697.15
Children:
6511 i. John (1664-1741)
6512 ii. Samuel
(1666-<1748)
6513 iii. Elizabeth (1668-1696)
6514 iv. Mary
(ca1670-)
6515 v. Sarah (Died soon) (1672-1673)
6516 vi.
Hananiah (Died young) (1674-1675)
6517 vii. Ebenezer
(1675-1749)
6518 viii. Hananiah (Died soon) (1681-1681)
On 12 Dec 1700 Hananiah second married Mary Barsham, daughter of William Barsham (ca 1610-13 Jul 1684) & Anabel Smith alias Bland (ca 1615-bef 23 Aug 1683), at Watertown, MA.15 Born on 23 Jun 1648 at Watertown, MA.89 Mary died at Wakefield, MA on 4 Jan 1735/6.89
Mary, widow of Dea. John Bright of Watertown.
Mary's will, dated 5 Apr 1731, probated 13 Feb 1735, names son-in-law Ebenezer Parker of REading.89
1858. Sergt. John Parker. Born ca 1640 at Reading, MA. John died at Reading, MA on 21 Feb 1698/9.15
John and Hannah resided on Cawdrey's Hill.16
John died intestate. The division of the estate named widow Thankful, eldest son John, Kendall, Rebeka, Elizabeth, Jonathan, Thomas, Hannah, and David. (Middlesex Probate, 16623.)89
On 13 Nov 1667 John first married Hannah Kendall (5731) , daughter of Dea. Thomas Kendall (1613) (ca 1616-22 Jul 1681) & Rebecca Payne (ca 1618-17 Jul 1703), at Reading, MA.15 Born on 29 Jan 1650 at Lynn, MA. Hannah died at Reading, MA on 8 Jul 1689.15
Children:
6519 i. John (1668-1741)
6520 ii. Thomas
(1670-1689)
6521 iii. Hannah (1672-1689)
6522 iv. Rebecca
(Died young) (1674-1689)
6523 v. Kendall (1677-1755)
6524 vi.
Abigail (Died young) (1679-1680)
6525 vii. Jonathan
(1681-1746)
6526 viii. David (1686-1736)
6527 ix. Abigail
(Died soon) (1688-1689)
On 28 Jan 1689/90 John second married Thankful [Parker], at Reading, MA.15 Thankful died aft 1699.89
Children:
6528 i. Hannah (1690-)
6529 ii. Rebecca
(1691-)
6530 iii. Thomas (1694-<1718)
6531 iv. Elizabeth
(Posthumous) (1698->1719)
1859. Joseph Parker. Born on 24 Dec 164[2].89 Joseph died bef 1645.
1860. Joseph Parker. Born on 24 Dec 1645 at Reading, MA.15 Joseph died at Reading, MA on 14 Apr 1646.15
1861. Mary Parker. Born on 12 Dec 1647 at Reading, MA.15 Mary died at Beverly, MA on 6 Aug 1717.89
Mary married Samuel Dodge, son of Richard Dodge (ca 1602-15 Jun 1671) & Edith Woodbury (-27 Jun 1678). Born ca 1644 at Beverly, MA. Samuel died at Ipswich, MA on 4 Dec 1705.89
Samuel Dodge, of Beverly. Samuel's will, dated 26 Jun 1705, proved 24 Dec 1705, named wife Mary, sons Parker, Samuel, Joseph, Jabesh, Antipas, and daughters Anna Edward (wife of John Edward), Mary Knowlton (wife of Rice Knowlton), Amee Dodge, and Deborah Dodge. Named in the division of estate of Samuel Dodge were Jabez, Samuel, Joseph, Parker, and children of Antipas. (Essex Probage, 7963, copy books, 308:457; 311:113).89
Children:
6532 i. Samuel (Died soon) (1668-)
6533
ii. Joseph (1670-)
6534 iii. Hananiah (1672-<1705)
6535 iv.
Ann (1674->1725)
6536 v. Anatipas (1677-<1707)
6537 vi.
Mary (1680-)
6538 vii. Amy (1682-1719)
6539 viii. Deborah
(1685-)
6540 ix. Jabez (1686-<1774)
6541 x. Parker
(ca1690-1742)
6542 xi. Samuel (1692-1764)
1862. Martha Parker. Born on 24 Mar 1649 at Reading, MA.15
On 2 Mar 1673 Martha married Daniel Johnson, son of Richard Johnson (-26 Aug 1666) & Alice [Johnson], at Lynn, MA.89 Born ca 1650 at prob. Lynn, MA.89 Daniel died bef. 6 Feb 1698/9.89
Children:
6543 i. Abigail (1674-)
6544 ii. Daniel
(1676-1702)
6545 iii. Stephen (Twin) (1677-)
6546 iv.
Nathaniel (Twin, died young) (1677-)
6547 v. Sarah
(1680-)
6548 vi. Elizabeth (1682-<1740)
6549 vii. Simon
(1683-<1740)
6550 viii. Benjamin (1686-)
6551 ix. Mary
(1688-)
1863. Ens. Nathaniel Parker. Born on 16 May 1651 at Reading, MA.15 Nathaniel died at Reading, MA on 7 Dec 1737.15 Buried in Laurel Hill, Reading. Occupation: yeoman.
Nathaniel was freeman 1691. He removed to the West Parish, later called Reading town, near where is now the center of Reading. He was the first person interred in the West Parish graveyard.16
On 24 Sep 1677 Nathaniel married Bethiah Polley, daughter of John Polley (ca 1618-2 Apr 1689) & Susanna Bacon (ca 1625-30 Apr 1664), at Reading, MA.15 Born on 12 Feb 1658/9 at Roxbury, MA.89 Bethiah died at Reading, MA on 23 Aug 1748.15 Buried in Laurel Hill Cem., Middlesex Co.
Children:
6552 i. Bethiah (Died soon)
(1678-1678)
6553 ii. Nathaniel (1679-1761)
6554 iii. Jonathan
(ca1681-1749)
6555 iv. Stephen (Died soon) (1684-1684)
6556 v.
Bethiah (1685-1715)
6557 vi. Susannah (1687-1769)
6558 vii.
Ebenezer (1689-ca1779)
6559 viii. Stephen (1692-1749)
6560 ix.
Caleb (1693->1728)
6561 x. Timothy (1695-<1737)
6562 xi.
Obadiah (1697-1758)
6563 xii. Abigail (1699->1728)
6564
xiii. Amy (Died soon) (1701-<1702)
6565 xiv. Amy
(1702-)
6566 xv. Phineas (1704-1787)
1864. Sarah Parker. Born on 30 Sep 1653 at Reading, MA.15 Sarah died at Reading, MA on 26 Oct 1656.15
1865. Jonathan Parker. Born on 18 May 1656 at Reading, MA.15 Jonathan died at Reading, MA on 10 Jun 1680.15
Jonathan received six acres in Reading in 1677 for service in King Philip's War. He had a grant of land in Amherst, NH, claimed by his nephew Nathaniel.89
1866. Sarah Parker. Born on 23 May 1658 at Reading, MA.15 Sarah died bef 1683.
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Children of Hananiah Parker
are:
96 i. Samuel Parker.
ii. Ebenezer
Parker
iii. Leutenant Josiah Parker, born 11 Apr 1694 in
Reading MA; married (1) Anna Stone; married (2) Anna Stone 08 Dec
1718.
196. Francis Wyman, born 1618 in England. He
was the son of Francis Wyman and Elizabeth Jane Richardson. He married
197. Abigail Justus Reed Abt. 1650 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA.
197.
Abigail Justus Reed, born 30 Dec 1636 in Woburn, Middlesex, MA. She was
the daughter of William Reed and Mabel Kendall.
Children of Francis
Wyman and Abigail Reed are:
i. Francis
Wyman
ii. Nathaniel Wyman
iii. William
Wyman
iv. Abigail Wyman
v. Timothy
Wyman
vi. Joseph Wyman
vii. Thomas
Wyman
viii. Benjamin Wyman
ix. Stephen
Wyman
x. Judith Wyman, born 1652 in Woburn, Middlesex,
MA.
98 xi. Samuel Wyman, born Abt. 1667; died 1725 in Woburn,
Middlesex, MA; married Rebecca Johnson.
208. Samuel Tefft, born 1644 in South Kingstown RI;
died 1725 in Indian Country. He was the son of John Tefft and Mary
Barber. He married 209. Elizabeth Jenckes.
209. Elizabeth
Jenckes, died in Indian Country. She was the daughter of Joseph Jenckes
and Esther Ballard.
Children of Samuel Tefft and Elizabeth Jenckes
are:
i. Esther Tefft, died 1726; married Thomas Mumford
1708.
ii. Tabitha Tefft
iii. Mary
Tefft
iv. Sarah Tefft
v. Mary Tefft,
born 1647; married Samuel Wilson.
vi. Peter Tefft, born
1671.
104 vii. John Tefft, born 1676 in Kingston, Washington
Co., RI; died Abt. 1762; married Joanna
Sprague.
viii. Susannah Tefft, born 1683; married Peter
CRandall.
ix. Samuel Tefft, born 1685; married Abigail
Tennant.
210. Jonathan Sprague, born 1648; died 1741 in
Smithfield, Providence, RI. He married 211. Mehitable
Holbrook.
211. Mehitable Holbrook, born 1659 in Menden,
Worcestor, MA. She was the daughter of William Holbrook and Elizabeth
Pitts.
Children of Jonathan Sprague and Mehitable Holbrook
are:
i. Jonathon Sprague
ii. Patience
Sprague
iii. Persis Sprague
iv. Mary
Sprague
v. William Sprague
105 vi. Joanna
Sprague, born Abt. 1676; married John Tefft.
216. Henry Sweet, born 1662 in Warwick, Kent Co.,
RI. He was the son of John Sweet and Elizabeth Temperance Jeffries.
He married 217. Mary Margaret Griffin.
217. Mary Margaret
Griffin, born 1663 in Warwick, Kent Co., RI; died 1752 in North Kingston,
Washington, RI.
Children of Henry Sweet and Mary Griffin
are:
i. Griffin Sweet
ii. Benjamin
Sweet
iii. Henry Sweet
iv. Johannah
Sweet
v. Ruth Sweet
vi. Elizabeth
Sweet
vii. Eala Alice
Sweet
viii. Susannah Sweet
ix. Hannah
Sweet
108 x. John Sweet, born 1684; married Catherine 1715 in
East Greenwich, Kent, RI.
xi. Joseph Sweet, born
1687.
xii. Mary Sweet, born
1692.
xiii. William Sweet, born 1698 in East Greenwich, Kent
Co., RI; married Mary Parker.
220. Richard Sweet, born 1653; died 1754. He
was the son of John Sweet and Elizabeth Temperance Jeffries. He married
221. Priscilla Carpenter.
221. Priscilla Carpenter, born 1661 in
Rehoboth RI.
Children of Richard Sweet and Priscilla Carpenter
are:
i. Benjamin Sweet
ii. Priscilla
Sweet
iii. Phillip Sweet
iv. Michael
Sweet
v. Thomas Sweet
vi. Dorothy
Sweet
110 vii. John Sweet, born 23 Oct 1695; married Lydia
Whaley.
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