MORLEY FAMILY GENEALOGY: Albert Morley Family, of Painesville, Ohio, his parentage, siblings, and descendants

This genealogy was begun in 1999, as part of the centennial celebration of Morley Library, in Painesville, Ohio.

Since that time many resources have become available, especially on the internet. These were used in updating the original version.

Compiled by Carl Thomas Engel, Reference Librarian, Adult and Teens Services, Morley Library, 1992 to 2020.

PROGENITOR OF THIS BRANCH OF THE MORLEY FAMILY THOMAS MORLEY a.k.a. Thomas Morley, Jr. b. 20 MAR 1763, in Westfield, son of Thomas Morley he b. 1724 d. 20 SEP 1795 bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, “In the 72 year of his age” (first burial in the cemetery) [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] m. to Sarah (Phelps) Morley she b. 1730 d. 1779 d. 2 MAR 1813, in Cayuga County, New York of what was then termed as cold fever, an epidemic prevailing in New York State that winter bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Cayuga County, New York “In the 50 year of his age” [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] m. 17 MAR 1793 to Penelope W. Remington a.k.a. Nelly or Nellie she b. 16 AUG 1775, in Brutus, New York d. 13 SEP 1863, “In the 89 year of her age,” retired to rest in apparent good health, found dead the next morning bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] children:

1. JULIA (MORLEY) GILLET b. 3/31 DEC 1793, in Brutus, New York member of the Disciple Church of Painesville at the time of its organization in 1843 "She was a woman of strong personality, and held very decided views of life. She was among the first to take a firm stand for temperance. Her sympathies were enlisted for the enslaved colored race, and many a runaway slave found refuge in her home; among others Lewis Clarke, the George Harris of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass were welcomed guests." [Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve / Gertrude Wickham, editor. , 1896. p. 43] d. 23 MAR 1886, age 92, in Painesville [PT 8 APR 1886, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [ECSR] m. 28 MAY 1822, near Auburn, New York, to Isaac Gillet he b. 1788/1789, in Springfield, Massachusetts of Huguenot ancestry, family settled in lived in Lockport, New York; moved to Painesville in 1822 occupation: taught school in Auburn, New York; after 1822 merchant in Painesville (general exchange and mercantile business with Simon Healy and Lewis Morley); the copartnership of Isaac Gillet and Lewis Morley dissolved [PT 21 JUN 1831, p. 3, col. 3]; new copartnership of Isaac Gillet and Aaron Wilcox [PT 27 MAR 1835, p. 3, col. 3]; copartnership between Isaac Gillet and Aaron Wilcox has expired by limitation [PT 21 APR 1837, p. 3, col. 4]; I. Gillet & Co., copartnership of Isaac Gillet, E. B. Adams and A. I. Gillet [PT 29 APR 1846, p. 3, col. 3]; dissolution of firm of I. Gillet & Co. [PT 5 MAY 1847, p. 3, col. 1]; I. & A. I. Gillet, dry goods [PT 2 JUN 1847, p. 3, col. 5]; dissolution of I. & A. I. Gillet [PT 25 APR 1849, p. 3, col. 2]; manufacturing (one of the men to develop an iron industry from native bog ores; and established one of the first brass foundries in Painesville); farming member of Ohio state legislature, the House of Representatives during the 29th and 30th Sessions (6 DEC 1830-3 DEC 1832); member of Town of Painesville council 1832 and 1833; Mayor of Painesville 1840 in 1842 suffered a stroke, loosing the use of one arm, and was never strong thereafter d. 10 May 1850, age 61y., in Painesville, result of a second stroke [PT 15 MAY 1850, p. 3, col. 1] bur. Washington Street Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [WSCSR]; probably removed to Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [LCCI] children (6 in all): 1. Julia Eliza Gillet a.k.a. Juliet E. Gillet b. 1824 d. 20 APR 1842, age 18y., 10m., 11 d. [PT 27 APR 1842, p. 2, col. 7] bur. possibly removed to Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [LCCI] 2. [a son] b. 1825 d. Spring 1825, age 17d. [LCCI] 3. Albert Isaac Gillet b. circa 1826, in Ohio [1860 CENSUS] occupation: in business with his father under the name I. Gillet & Co., copartnership of Isaac Gillet, E. B. Adams and A. I. Gillet [PT 29 APR 1846, p. 3, col. 3]; dissolution of firm of I. Gillet & Co. [PT 5 MAY 1847, p. 3, col. 1]; I. & A. I. Gillet, dry goods [PT 2 JUN 1847, p. 3, col. 5]; dissolution of I. & A. I. Gillet [PT 25 APR 1849, p. 3, col. 2]; then by himself, operating the Buckeye Store [PT. 5 JUN 1850, p. 3, col. 3] elected Recorder of the Village of Painesville 1852 during Civil War appointed paymaster on Admiral Foote's flagship "Benton" d. 5 AUG 1862, age 36 y., of yellow fever on board the hospital ship "Red Rover", at Helena, Arkansas [LCCI] bur. on the east bank of the Mississippi River opposite Helena, Arkansas; possibly brought back to Painesville for burial in Evergreen Cemetery [LCCI] m. 27 AUG 1851, in Cleveland, by Rev. Adams, to Laura A. Sexton, of Cleveland [PT 3 SEP 1851, p.3, col.2] she b. circa 1830, in Ohio [1860 CENSUS] d. 17 NOV 1861, age 31 y., of a tumor [PT 21 NOV 1861, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 4. Jane Ann (Gillet) Wilkes b. 10 MAY 1829, in Painesville, Ohio educated at Willoughby Female Seminary and Lake Erie Female Seminary d. 5 MAY 1894, age 65 y. [PT 16 MAY 1894, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 22 SEP 1853, in Painesville [LCMR] to Frederick Wilkes he b. 25 MAR 1817, in Portsmouth, son of William Wilkes (d. 16 JAN 1853, age 70 y., in Painesville, Ohio [PT 19 JAN 1853, p. 3, col. 4]) and Elizabeth Fry Wilkes (d. 17 JUL 1872, age 85 y., in Brooklyn, New York [PT 25 JUL 1872, p. 3, col. 7]) grandfather and father engaged in iron business as a youth the family lived in Portsmouth, Devonshire, Hungerford in Berkshire, Faversham in Kent, and London in 1827 the family came to the ; spending a year in Buffalo, four years in Monroeville, Ohio; thence to Green Creek, Sandusky County, Ohio, where the Wilkes operated a grist and saw mill in MAR 1832 left home and became a clerk for his brother-in-law, John Wilkeson, who was engaged in a blast furnace business at Arcole, in Madison Township, Geauga County, Ohio; he was there five years returned to Green Creek for one or two years in 1838 was employed in a general store for four years in 1845 went into partnership with John Wilkeson to erect the blast furnace of Wilkeson, Wilkes and Company at Lowellville, Mahoning County, Ohio, which went into operation in AUG 1846; "It was a great success but a financial failure, and I there lost eight years of the best of my life and nearly $3,000."; the company was dissolve AUG 1853 moved to Painesville, where his recently widowed mother was living after wedding journey decided to make Madison, Wisconsin, their home in DEC 1853 became a member of the North Western Iron Company at Mayville, Wisconsin, as cashier and general manager; in summer of 1864 sold his interest in the company he and his wife spent the summer of 1865 in a trip to England, Scotland, and Paris; and then settled in Painesville in JUL 1866 became assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Painesville, staying there 14 months; in SEP 1867 bought out Leonard Anderson's half interest in the machine works of Anderson & Coe and forming a partnership with Henry H. Coe calling the firm Coe & Wilkes [PT 26 SEP 1867, p. 3, col. 7], manufacturers of portable and stationary steam engines Anderson's patent pulleys, and all kinds of saw mill machinery; Coe & Wilkes to dissolve [PT 1 AUG 1900, p. 3, col. 5] d. 21 JAN 1901, age 83 y., in Jacksonville, Florida; he left Painesville ten days before his death to spend the winter in Florida for his health and caught a cold en route which developed into pneumonia [PT 23 JAN 1901, p. 3, col. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Juliet Gillet Wilkes a.k.a. Juliette G. Wilkes b. 13 FEB 1859, [FINDAGRAVE] in Mayville, Wisconsin d. 13 JUL 1871, age 12 y., 5 m., of consumption of the bowels, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 20 JUL 1871, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Frederica Louise (Wilkes) Austin a.k.a. Louise F. or Flora Louise b. 10 SEP 1860, in Mayville, Wisconsin graduate Painesville High School 1878 member First Church Congregational, Painesville charter member Fortnightly Club, in Painesville member of Morley Library board of trustees supported the American Farm School of Solonika, (established by John Henry House, a missionary, from Painesville, Ohio) "She possessed a keen mind and a phenomenal memory for poems, which she loved and could quote at length." d. 8 MAY 1948, age 87 y., in Painesville [PT 10 May 1948, p. 2, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery,Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 24 NOV 1903 [LCMR] to William Carey Austin he b. 3 JUL 1850, in Geneva, Ohio in 1869 went to Conneaut, Ohio, to learn the drug business; 1872-1889 had a drug store in Geneva; moved to Painesville in 1889 and became manager of Moodey's Pharmacy; in MAY 1905 bought the business and renamed it Austin Pharmacy member of First Baptist Church d. 16 FEB 1906, in Painesville, Ohio [ET 16 FEB 1906, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Geneva, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 1st m. 4 AUG 1873, in Geneva, to Flora B. Angell she b. SEP 1855, in Plainfield, New Jersey dau. of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Angell, of Geneva, Ohio member of First Baptist Church d. 11 MAY 1902, in Painesville [PT 15 MAY 1902, p. 3, col. 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Geneva, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children from his first marriage: 1. George Sanford Austin b. 21 MAY 1874, in Geneva, Ohio of Painesville where he operated Austin Pharmacy, on Main Street d. 11 FEB 1932, age 32 y., in Psinesville, Ohio [PT 13 FEB 1932, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Geneva, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 28 NOV 1901 to Elizabeth Lasher she b. 7 APR 1875, in Hamilton, New York dau. of Dr. George W. Lasher, a Baptist minister d. 26 NOV 1949, in Montclair, New Jersey [PT 28 NOV 1949, p. 2, col 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Geneva, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Flora A. Austin a.k.a. Mrs. Louis Kirsheman, of Montclair, New Jersey 2. William C. Austin of Montclair, New Jersey 3. George L. Austin of Painesville, Ohio no children 3. Mary Elizabeth Wilkes b. 1867, in Ohio [1880 Census] d. 30 NOV 1890, age 23 y. [PT 3 DEC 1890, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 5. Mary (Gillet) Child b. 4 JUL 1831, in Ohio [1880 Census] educated at Willoughby Female Seminary and Steubenville Female Seminary, in Jefferson County, Ohio member of St. James Episcopal Church, Painesville, Ohio d. 27 APR 1908, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wilm Knox, in Cleveland, of uremia [PT 28 APR 1908, p. 8, col. 1; 30 APR 1908, p. 4, col. 3; 1 May 1908, p. 2, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 11 DEC 1851, by Rev. J. M. Gillet [LCMR][PT 17 DEC 1851, p. 3, col. 3] to Carlos Oscar Child he b. 5 NOV 1827, in Higganum, Connecticut son of Hezekiah and Concurrence S. (Wilcox) Child Hezekiah Child b. 10 APR 1798, in Haddam, Connecticut occupation ship builder on the Connecticut River d. 29 DEC 1880, aged 83 y., in Haddam, Connecticut [PT 20 JAN 1881, p. 3, col. 2] bur. cemetery in Higganum, Connecticut [FINDAGRAVE] Concurrence S. W. Child d. 29 NO 1875, age 71 y. bur. cemetery in Higganum, Connecticut [FINDAGRAVE] of Welsh ancestry, family settled in in 1645 his father and grandfather were shipbuilders attended Brainerd's Academy, Haddam, Connecticut came to Painesville in 1846 occupation: clerk in hardware store of Aaron Wilcox, his uncle went to Mayville, County, Wisconsin, to engage in the furnace business of Northwestern Iron Company, with C. L. Boalt and Frederick Wilkes; in 1866 returned to Painesville establishing a hardware store; in 1880 became interested in the Painesville National Bank, and served as director, vice president, or president over the years member St. James Episcopal Church, where he served for many years as vestryman politically Republican served on Board of Trustees of Lake Erie Female Seminary (which was located on the property immediately west of the Child home), now Lake Erie College trustee of Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows "quiet, unselfish, unostentatious life... devoted to his family, loyal to his friends and sympathetic with the needs of humanity." d. 7 JUL 1904, age 76 y., at home in Painesville of senile dementia [PT 14 JUL 1904, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Albert Gillet Child b. 3 AUG 1855, in Wisconsin [1860 CENSUS] d. 20 OCT 1871, age 16 y., of tetanus a week after fall from chestnut tree in back of the family home [PT 26 OCT 1871, p. 3, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Agnes Julia (Child) Knox b. 16 MAR 1860, in Mayville, Wisconsin graduate Painesville High School 1877 took courses in instruction of art in Boston and San Francisco after marriage first lived in Toronto; then ; but most of married life was spent in Cleveland/Painesville area charter member of the Fortnightly Club, in Painesville member of 19th Century Club, Cleveland member of Moses Cleaveland Branch of the Daughters of the America Revolution “was of a remarkably retiring and reserved disposition, but to her friends was known as of a very strong character and forceful personality. She was especially self-effacing but to her intimates she was known as one singularly unselfish and devoted." d. 31 JAN 1923, in Painesville [PT 1 FEB 1923, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 30 JUL 1891, in Painesville, Ohio [LCMR] [PT 5 AUG 1891, p. 3, col. 5] to Wilm Knox he b. 20 JAN 1858, in Scotland, near Glasgow son of Thomas and Margaret (Neilson) Knox occupation: received training as architect at firm of Moffett & Aiken, in Edinburgh; went to Chicago, entered the firm of Burnham and Root; and there became acquainted with J. H. Elliott; Knox and Elliott formed a partnership and opened offices in Toronto; after several years returned to Chicago and assisted Henry Iver Cobb on buildings for the World's Columbian Exposition; Knox and Elliott then set up practice in Cleveland architect of Morley Library, Painesville member of Rowfant Club and Amateur Etching Club in Cleveland d. 12 OCT 1915, in Cleveland, Ohio [PT 13 OCT 1915, p. 1, col. 7; PT 14 OCT 1915, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. CARLOS CHILD KNOX b. 19 SEP 1892, in Chicago, Illinois graduate Painesville High School 1910; Case School of Applied Science, Cleveland, in 1914; engineering degree from Cornell University veteran of World War I in the 1930s worked with the Shanghai Power Co., in China and was captured by invading Japanese and spent the war years in a prisoner of war camp d. 30 JAN 1976, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, age 84 y. [PT 18 FEB 1976, p. 32, col. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. BEULAH GILLET (KNOX) McILWRAITH b. 2 JAN 1895, in Painesville, Ohio d. 28 DEC 1978, in Toronto, Ontario bur. St. John's Anglican Church cemetery, York Mills, Ontario m. to T. F. McIlwraith children: 1. Mary Agnes (McIlwraith) Brian 2. Margaret Knox (McIlwraith) Matheson 3. Thomas Forsyth McIlwraith resident of Mississauga, Ontario m. to Duane Catherine Bell 3. MARGARET NEILSON KNOX a.k.a. Neilson Knox [1900 CENSUS] b. AUG 1898, in Ohio [1900 CENSUS] attended Laurel School in Cleveland; Wells College; Cleveland Institute of Art; studied arts and crafts at Trudeau Sanatorium, Saranac Lake, New York lived with her brother in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania d. 19 MAR 1964, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania [PT 25 MAR 1964, p. 2, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. William Addison Child b. 23 JUL 1862, in Mayville, Wisconsin graduate Painesville High School 1879; attended Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, 1879-1883 studied history and ethnology and was a fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute of England moved to Hamilton, Ontario, in 1883 occupation associated with Ontario Rolling Mill Company, Hamilton Steel and Iron Company, and Steel Company of member of the Anglican church member of Barton Lodge, Free & Accepted Masons member of the board of Hamilton Public Library member of Hamilton Health Association member of Hamilton Scientific Association d. 15 OCT 1935, at his home, 389 Hess Street South, Hamilton, Ontario [PT 25 OCT 1935, p. 12, col. 1] m. 14 JUN 1892, in Hamilton, Ontario, by Rev. E. M. Bland [PT 22 JUN 1892] to Elizabeth Helen Harvey, of Hamilton, Ontario she d. before her husband children: 1. HELEN MARY CHILD b. 1893 d. 1912 bur. Hamilton City Cemetery, Hamilton, Ontario 2. PHILIP ALBERT CHILD b. 1898 of Cambridge, Massachusetts [1935] d. FEB 1978, in Toronto, Ontario m. circa 1925 to Gertrude Potts children: 1. Philip Albert Child of Cambridge, Massachusetts 2. Elizabeth Helen Child 6. Agnes (Gillet) Boalt b. 1836 [LCCI], in Ohio [1850 CENSUS] educated Miss Hall's School, Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 1880 lived with her mother at the family home on Washington Street in Painesville [1880 CENSUS] d. DEC 1904, age 68 y., in Painesville, of exhaustion and complication of diseases [PT 15 DEC 1904, p. 2, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 20 AUG 1857, in Painesville by Rev. Phelps [LCMR] [PT 20 AUG 1857, p. 3, col. 2] to Charles G. Boalt, of Mayville, Wisconsin he b. circa 1835, in Ohio [1850 CENSUS] son of Charles L. Boalt and Eliza W. Boalt, residents of Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio [1850 CENSUS] occupation Commission House [1880 CENSUS] d. NOV 1897, in Ahnapee, Wisconsin bur. Woodland Cemetery, Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio [PT 1 DEC 1897, p. 3, col. 2: The ashes of Charles G. Boalt, who recently died at Ahnapee, Wis., and whose remains were cremated at Chicago, in accordance with the wishes of the deceased, were brought to Norwalk, Monday by Mrs. J. O. Moss, of Sandusky, sister of Mr. Boalt. Soon afterwards the ashes were interred in the Boalt family lot in Woodlawn cemetery.--Norwalk Reflector.] children: 1. Elizabeth Griswold Boalt a.k.a. "Bessie" b. 1862, in Ohio [1870 CENSUS]/in Wisconsin [1880 CENSUS] d. 16 MAY 1936, in Los Angeles, California [PT 18 MAY 1936, p. 1, col. 7; 21 MAY 1936, p. 1, col. 6; 25 MAY 1936, p. 1, col. 8; 28 MAY 1936, p. 2, col. 4] fun. 18 MAY 1936 in Los Angeles, California bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] never married 2. Charles G. Boalt, Jr. b. circa 1865, in Ohio [1870 CENSUS]/in Wisconsin [1880 CENSUS] graduate Painesville High School [not in ALUMNI RECORD] d. 30 MAY 1934, in Cincinnati [PT 31 MAY 1934, p. 1, col. 7] m. to Blanche Boone, of Painesville children: 1. CHARLES LEICESTER BOALT a.k.a. Leicester Boalt b. d. JUN 1901, in Cincinnati, Ohio [PT 26 JUN 1901,p. 1, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. AGNES BOALT 3. EDWARD BOALT 3. Agnes Boalt b. 27 OCT 1867, in Wisconsin [1870 CENSUS] graduate Painesville High School 1885 d. 26 APR 1889, age 21 y., 6 m., of pneumonia [PT 2 MAY 1889, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR]

ALBERT MORLEY ESTHER (HEALY) MORLEY

2. ALBERT MORLEY b. 21 OCT 1797 [LCCI], in Brutus, Cayuga County, New York came to Painesville, Ohio, in JUL 1837 occupation merchant [PT 28 OCT 1838, p. 3, col. 2: Ohio Cash Store, A. & W. Morley [Albert and Walter Morley]; PT 26 OCT 1842, p. 2, col. 5: A. Morley & Son--their new store is not yet finished; PT 30 NOV 1842, p. 3, col. 2: Removed. A. Morley & Son have removed to their new store one door west of their old stand; PT 1 NOV 1843, p. 3, col. 5: New Arrangement--J. H. Morley having purchased the entire stock of goods of the firm of A. Moley & Son, and having associated himself with J. R. Morley, under the firm of J. H. Morley & Co.] d. 12 JUL 1883, in Painesville [PT 19 JUL 1883, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR]

Painesville TELEGRAPH, 19 July 1883, p. 3, col. 5:

Obituaries.

Died at his residence Thursday, July 12th, Albert Morley, in the 86th year of his age.

Perhaps no town in this country can boast of a stronger and more sterling class of men than that which included the early settlers of Painesville; men of marked individuality and strong mental force, and as they disappear from our midst one by one, we cannot banish from our mind the thought that soon we shall be called upon to lay the last one in his final resting place. Albert Morley was pre-eminently one of this class. He was born in Brutus, Cayuga county, New York, October 21st, 1797. He was married to Esther Healy, of Charlestown, New Hampshire, in 1818, sixty-five years ago. In 1837 he came with his wife to Painesville, where he has since lived, occupying for the period of forty-five years the old homestead in which he died. Of ten children born to them five still remain, and the grand-children now number thirty-nine. Children and grand children forty-five in all.

Mr. Morley's relation to this large family reminded one strongly of the old patriarchal form of government, for from the old home an influence always emanated strong enough to keep the interests and aims of this large family, scattered in different States, closely united, and caused the old head of the house to be consulted and deferred to in all business matters until the day of his death.

Such rugged and sterling qualities brought him as might be expected success in life both in its literal and widest sense, and the many loving hearts of which he and his wife were the centre, attest that he used his success wisely. As he was practical in business concerns so he was also in his religion. Religion to him was living, not believing. His life and death could be summed up as a literal and truthful response to the following precept:

"So live, that when they summons comes to join The innumerable caravan, which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach they grave, Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams."

m. 29 JAN 1818 to Esther Healy she b. 14 FEB 1798 [LCCI], in Charlestown, New Hampshire dau. of Jesse Healy d. 22 APR 1889, in Painesville [PT 2 MAY 1889, p. 3, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] Painesville TELEGRAPH, 2 May 1889, p. 3, col. 6:

The Death of Esther Healy Morley.

The experiences that come within the period allotted to human life are in general so constant and unvarying in their nature that regarding them, sages, poets and painters, past and present, whatever their races or tongue or their mode of expressing it, substantially tell the same story. First comes passionate, impulsive youth, inspired by unattainable desires and encouraged by illusory hopes, regardful only of the future. Next comes middle age--the enchantments of youth rapidly disappearing, but too busily engaged in battling the stern realities of life to be mindful of much else than the present. Then comes old age--disenchanted at last, it humbly accepts defeat, and sitting down to rest during the few brief moments allowed it, sadly looks back upon the crushing sorrows and the blighted hopes that like wrecks lie strewn along the traveled path.

So truly typical of human life is this as a whole, that any departure from this established course by individual life immediately arrests our attention and makes us curious to know the cause. To the many acquaintances of Mrs. Morley whom a residence of fifty-two years among them had endeared to her, it is unnecessary to say that though not escaping some of the physical infirmities naturally belonging to old age, yet that her life as a whole was an exceptional one. Ninety-one years of an active, eventful life, with its due proportion of afflictions and sorrows, found her with a mind still undimmed, faculties alert, and with an undiminished interest in her relatives, neighbors, the people at large and with all of the vital questions of the present generation. Even when she had reached that extreme point in the voyage of life where the green and sunny banks of youth had given place to the bleak and desolate cliffs of advanced old age, and the beating of the surf of that dark and illimitable ocean was borne to her ears, the dying glow of youthful enthusiasm lingered over her face until she vanished in its enfolding darkness.

To say that this came solely from her religious trust, which was strong indeed, would hardly be true, for it would be presumptuous to say that it was stronger than that of her fellow Christians, but let us rather attribute these exceptional features to that best gift of Heaven, the power of coming into close sympathetic relations with every human creature, a power that ignored or vaulted over all barriers of color, creed or nationality; a sympathy that supported by a strong, practical, sanguine nature, gave courage to the timid, hope to the despondent and strength to the weak.

In her latter years she harvested what she had sown. This undiminished sympathy, this entering into the lives of others, brought from those of middle and advanced age the companionship that she valued so highly, and from the young there were reflected back to her the sweetness and enthusiasm of youth that made, so to speak, her life's spring perennial.

Esther Healy Morley was born in Charlestown, New Hampshire, Feb. 14, 1798. She was married to Albert Morley Jan. 29, 1818, and died April 22, 1889. She came with her husband from Brockport, New York, to Painesville in the summer of 1837, where she lived until the time of her death, occupying the present homestead for fifty years of this period. She was the mother of ten children, eight sons and two daughters. Five sons survive her death--J. H. Morley and C. H. Morley of Cleveland, J. R. Morley of Painesville, and G. W. and E. W. Morley of East Saginaw, , all of whom were present at the funeral ceremonies, and together with the oldest grandson, Thomas H. Marshall, of Chicago, bore the remains of the loved mother and grandmother to their last resting place in Evergreen Cemetery.

children: 1. Esther Philena (Morley) Marshall b. 18 DEC 1818 [LCCI], in Ohio [1850 + 1860 CENSUS] d. 12 AUG 1863, age 45y., in Painesville, had been sick for a number of years [PT 20 AUG 1863, p. 3, col. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 26 MAY 1842, by Rev. Carlos Smith [LCMR] [PT 1842 JUN 1, p. 3, col. 2] to Seth Marshall he b. 3 SEP 1815 [LCCI], in Colebrook, Connecticut son of Seth Marshall and Susanna (Frisbie) Marshall Seth Marshall he b. 2 DEC 1775 of Torrington, Connecticut, before marriage resident of Colebrook, Connecticut, before removing to Painesville in 1835 d. 11 OCT 1841 [PT 13 OCT 1841, p. 2] bur. probably first Washington Street Cemetery; and later removed to Evergreen Cemetery] m. 3/10 JUN 1802 to Susanna Frisbie a.k.a. Susan Marshall she b. 10 MAR 1783, in Burlington, Connecticut [OBIT]/ in Farmington, Connecticut [LCCI] d. 11 NOV 1878, at the residence of her son- in-law, Reuben Hitchcock [PT 14 NOV 1878, p. 3, col. 7; PT 21 NOV 1878, p. 3, col. 5] Seth Marshal and Susanna (Frisbie) Marshall were parents of 9 children came to Painesville in 1836 d. 17 MAR 1881 [LCCI], in San Bernardino, California, where he went for his health and to visit his children there [PT 24 MAR 1881, p. 3, col. 4] bur. possibly in California, no record of interment in ECSR] he 2nd m. 20 SEP 1864, by Rev. N. P. Bailey [LCMR] to Catherine (Tracy) Morley she b. 11 NOV 1824, in Painesville, Ohio dau. of Jabez A. Tracy, of Painesville d. 4 JUN 1897, age 72y., at her home on Washington Street, Painesville [PT 9 JUN 1897, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 1st m. to Thomas H. Morley he b. 6 FEB 1824 [LCCI] of Davenport, , but in Fall of 1862, due to disease, sold his business and home, and with his family returned to his father’s house in Painesville due to disease d. 20 MAY 1863, of consumption, in Painesville [PT 28 MAY 1863, p. 2, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 4 children born to this first marriage see 4. Thomas Hiram Morley for additional information children of Esther Philena (Morley) Marshall and Seth Marshall 1. Juliet Gillet (Marshall) Smith a.k.a "Kitty" b. 12 APR 1843, in Painesville, Ohio alumnae of Lake Erie Female Seminary family located in Placerville, El Dorado County, California [1880 CENSUS] d. 8 JUL 1928, from a heart attack, at her home, "Stone Cottage" in New Hope, Pennsylvania [PT 9 JUL 1928, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 23 SEP 1868 [LCMR] to Edward A. Smith he b. circa 1844, in Ohio [1920 CENSUS] occupation civil engineer [1880 CENSUS] resident of Solebury, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [1920 CENSUS] d. before 1928? children: 1. Flora McDonald Smith b. 1870 d. 20 JUN 1875, of scarlet fever, at the residence of her grandfather Seth Marshall, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 24 JUN 1875, p. 2, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Juliet Marshall Smith b. 17 DEC 1872 [LCCI], in Ohio [1880 CENSUS] living with her father in Solebury, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [1920 CENSUS] of New Hope, Pennsylvania [1928] occupation nurse/ private family [1920 CENSUS] d. 6 FEB 1947 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. Edith Morley Smith b. 23 MAR 1877 [LCCI], in California [1880 CENSUS] of New Hope, Pennsylvania [1928] occupation librarian [1920 CENSUS] living with her father in Solebury, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [1920 CENSUS] d. 14 DEC 1945 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 4. Marie Martin (Smith) Ralston b. 1 JAN 1879, in San Francisco, California [1880 CENSUS] of New Hope, Pennsylvania [1928] d. 17 JUN 1949 bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, Texas [FINDAGRAVE] m. 1905 to Joseph Courtenay Ralston he b. 22 APR 1870 d. 2 FEB 1920 bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Austin, Travis County, Texas [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Thomas Healy Marshall b. 13 NOV 1845 [LCCI], in Ohio [1850 CENSUS] resident at time of marriage Chicago, Illinois, circa 1890 removed to Painesville occupation businessman in Chicago; Gardner [1910 CENSUS] d. 16 DEC 1917, in Painesville [PT 18 DEC 1917, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 14 JUN 1877, when Thomas Healy Marshall was a Chicago businessman, to Margaret Louise Davies she b. 3 JUL 1849, in Davenport, Iowa dau. Of John L. Davies, early settler of Davenport d. 17 JAN 1941, age 91y. [PT 17 JAN 1941, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Robert Davies Marshall b. 27 APR 1884, in Chicago, Illinois graduate of Yale University in 1907 connected wit Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, in Duluth, Minnesota served as trustee of the Painesville Library Association d. 25 JAN 1963, of an apparent heart attack, in in Painesville, Ohio [PT 25 JAN 1963, p. 2, col. 2; 29 JAN 1963, p. 2, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 12 NOV 1925, in , Pennsylvania, to Lee Kruse she b. 1 FEB 1892, in Duluth, Minnesota d. 15 SEP 1977, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 16 SEP 1977, p. 28, col. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. Mary Woolly Marshall a.k.a. “Minnie" [LCCI] b. 21 APR 1848 d. 21 SEP 1851, age 3y., 5m. [LCCI], of dropsy of the brain [WSCSR] bur. Washington Street Cemetery [WSCSR]; presumably moved to Evergreen Cemetery 4. Seth Marshall, Junior b. 25 APR 1850 [LCCI] occupation Hardware Clerk in East Saginaw, Michigan [1870 CENSUS]; Farmer, in San Bernardino, California [1900 CENSUS]; Hotel Manager/ Resort Hotel, in San Bernardino [1910 CENSUS], built and many years managed the Arrowhead Hot Springs hotel which he sold in 1925 last three or four years made home in Los Angeles d. 20 MAR 1929 [LCCI], at the Franklin Hospital, in San Francisco, California bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE][ECSR?] 1st m. in San Francisco, California, to Marie Moyle she b. 25 DEC 1845 [LCCI], near London, England when 7 years of age family went to d. 15 FEB 1897 [LCCI], in San Bernardino, California bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE][not in ECSR] 2nd m. 26 DEC 1906, in Los Angeles, California, to Nancy G. Griffin she b. circa 1875, in Minnesota [1910 CENSUS] resident of Los Angeles, California at time of marriage 5. Albert Morley Marshall b. 25 DEC 1851 [LCCI], in Painesville, Ohio at age 16 years went to Saginaw, Michigan, to work for Morley Brothers hardware and eventual became vice-president and general manager; president of U. S. Graphite Company and Lufkin Rule Company; founder of Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, Duluth, Minnesota, one of the largest wholesale hardware businesses in the world; considered as one of the leading figures in the business and financial circles at Duluth d. 12 FEB 1926 [LCCI], in Duluth, Minnesota [PT 15 FEB 1926, p. 1, col. 7; PT 22 FEB 1926, p. 1, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE][ECSR?] 1st m. to Jessie Craig Smith, of Saginaw, Michigan she b. 12 APR 1856 [LCCI] d. 25 FEB 1886 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] [not in ECSR] children of 1st marriage: 1. Seth Marshall b. 31 AUG 1881, in Michigan [1930 CENSUS] of Duluth, Minnesota (1926)[1930 CENSUS] occupation President Wholesale hardware [1930 CENUS] 1st m. circa 1900 [1930 CENSUS: Age at first marriage] 2nd m. circa 1905 [1930 CENSUS: Age at first marriage] to Helen she b. circa 1887, in Minnesota [1930 CENUS] parents born in Canada English children: 1. Morley Marshall (daughter) [1930 CENUS] b. circa 1919, in New York [1930 CENUS] 2. Helen Marshall [1930 CENUS] b. circa 1922, in New York [1930 CENUS] 3. Seth Marshall, Jr. [1930 CENUS] b. circa 1924, in Minnesota [1930 CENUS] 2. Jessica Smith (Marshall) Spencer b. 15 JAN 1886 of Duluth, Minnesota (1926) d. 4 JAN 1976, in Duluth, Minnesota m. to George H. Spencer 2nd m. to Julia A. Newell, of Rochester she b. 3 DEC 1865 [LCCI] d. 24 SEP 1940 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children of 2nd marriage: 3. Caroline/ Carolyn Marshall b. 3/30 OCT 1891, in Saginaw, Michigan of Duluth, Minnesota (1926) d. 16 DEC 1992, in Duluth, Minnesota bur. Pine Ridge Cemetery, Brule, Douglas County, Wisconsin [FINDAGRAVE] 4. Julia Newell Marshall b. 5 FEB 1895/1896, in Duluth, Minnesota of Duluth, Minnesota (1926) d. 1 FEB 1994, in Duluth, Minnesota bur. Pine Ridge Cemetery, Brule, Douglas County, Wisconsin [FINDAGRAVE] 5. Albert Morley Marshall, Jr. b. 5/15 NOV 1901, in Duluth, Minnesota of Duluth, Minnesota (1926) d. 25 SEP 1983, in Red Wing, Minnesota bur. Pine Ridge Cemetery, Brule, Douglas County, Wisconsin [FINDAGRAVE] 1st m. to Kathryn Barclay McDougall she b. 9 JUL 1912, in Duluth, Minnesota d. 6 MAY 1978, in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 2nd m. to Elizabeth Page she b. 13 JUL 1915, Red Wing, Minnesota d. 30 DEC 2005, in Red Wing, Minnesota bur. Pine Ridge Cemetery, Brule, Douglas County, Wisconsin [FINDAGRAVE] 6. Emma Caroline (Marshall) Kelley Wood a.k.a. “Caroline,” “Caroline E.,” “Carrie,” and “Caroline Marshall Kelley” [LCCI] b. 8 AUG 1853 [LCCI] d. 10 OCT 1935 [LCCI], in Bethesda. Maryland bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR under Caroline M. Wood] 1st m. 30 OCT 1873, [LCMR] in Painesville, Ohio, to Walter J. Kelley he b. 2 AUG 1852 [LCCI] son of Jacob Kelley and Abbie B. Chase Kelley he b. 9 SEP 1818 [LCCI], in Conway, New Hampshire in his later years spent winters in Washington, D. C. d. 21 JUN 1891 [LCCI] [PT 24 JUN 1891, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [ECSR] she b. 1 MAY 1823 [LCCI] after death of husband lived with her daughter Mrs. Edward W. Morley, in East Saginaw, Michigan d. 11 MAR 1901 [LCCI], in Saginaw, Michigan [PT 13 MAR 1901, p. 3, col. 2; 20 MAR 1901, p. 1, col. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [ECSR] of Chicago at the time of his death d. 30 SEP 1884, of consumption, at Saranac Lake, Adirondack Mountains, Franklin County, New York [LCCI][PT 9 OCT 1884, p. 3, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Abbie Chase Kelley a.k.a. Abby b. 1874 infant daughter of Caroline Marshall and Walter J. Kelley d. 19 APR 1875, age 9m., in Painesville, Ohio [LCCI][ECSR] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Maud Marshall (Kelley) Warner b. 2 MAR 1876, in Denver, Colorado d. 3 FEB 1903, in , New York bur. Salisbury, Connecticut m. 9 MAY 1900, in Chicago, Illinois, to George Coffing Warner he b 13 JUL 1871, in Salisbury, Connecticut graduate of Columbia University in 1891 occupation lawyer in New York City, New York, also interested in banking and the steel business children: 1. Maud Marshall Warner b. 15 MAR 1901 2. George Coffing Warner, Jr. b. 3 FEB 1903, in New York City, New York d. 5 FEB 1903, in New York City, New York 3. Walter Jacob Kelley b. infant son of Caroline Marshall and Walter J. Kelley d. 22 JAN 1880, in Denver, Colorado bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE but not in ECSR] Emma Caroline (Marshall) Kelley Wood 2nd m. in 1889 to George Ellery Wood, of Chicago, Illinois his 2nd marriage he b. 11 JAN 1837, in East Douglas, Worcester County, Massachusetts d. 9 JUL 1905, in Chicago, Illinois bur. Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois [FINDAGRAVE] 7. Charles Edward Marshall b. 17 MAY 1856 d. 26 JAN 1864, age 7y., 8m., of diphtheria, in Painesville [LCCI][PT 4 FEB 1864, p. 3, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR as Son of Esth Marshall] 8. George Morley Marshall b. 13 MAR 1858, in Painesville, Ohio graduate of Painesville High School 1877 attended Western Reserve University and graduated from the medical school of University of Pennsylvania 1886 and later studied in Vienna and Berlin occupation doctor d. 8 JAN 1935, age 76y., from heart disease, at his home 1819 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [PT 14 JAN 1935, p. 1, col. 1] bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Harriet Putnam Ely, of Elyria, Ohio she b. 9 OCT 1864 d. 2 JUN 1942, at her home, in New Hope, Pennsylvania [PT 3 JUN 1942, p. 2, col. 4] bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. George Morley Marshall, Jr. b. 19 MAR 1894 [LCCI] d. 7 MAR 1895, infant, age 11m., of influenza, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania [PT 13 MAR 1895, p. 3, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Philena (Marshall) Kent b. 8 JUN 1895 [SSDI] of Summit, New Jersey (1935) d. MAY 1983, in Summit, New Jersey [SSDI] m. to Stephen Girard Kent he b. 21 JAN 1890, in Brooklyn, New York d. 29 NOV 1969 children: 1. Stephen Girard Kent, Jr. 2. George Marshall Kent 3. Thomas Day Kent 3. Harriet Ely (Marshall) Wentworth b. 7 SEP 1896 of New Hope, Pennsylvania (1935) d. 6 DEC 1996 bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Robert Seabury Wentworth he b. 17 AUG 1893, in Plainfield, New Jersey d. 16 APR 1987 bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] 4. Margaret Ely (Marshall) Strawbridge b. 24 APR 1898 [SSDI] of Horsham. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania [1930 CENSUS] of Graeme Park, Hatboro, Pennsylvania (1935) d. 16 NOV 1996, resident of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania at the time of her death [SSDI] bur. Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Cemetery, Whitemarsh, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] m. 4 JAN 1922, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Welsh Strawbridge (this was his 2nd marriage [1930 CENSUS]) he b. 24 JUN 1878 [SSDI] d. 21 JUN 1969, resident of Hatboro, Pennsylvania, at the time of his death [SSDI] bur. Saint Thomas Episcopal Church Cemetery, Whitemarsh, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] 5. Celia Belden (Marshall) Alexander Miller of New Hope, Pennsylvania (1935) b. 29 JAN 1902 d. 29 OCT 1953 bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] 1st m. to Robert Alexander 2nd m. to Robert A. D. Miller a.k.a. Darrah Miller he b. 23 MAY 1905 d. 22 DEC 1966 bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] 6. Thomas Marshall b. 8 OCT 1905 of New Hope, Pennsylvania (1935) d. 1 JUN 1979 bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Mary Haven Miller she b. 10 MAY 1904 d. 22 JAN 1987 bur. Solebury Friends Burial Grounds, Bucks County, Pennsylvania [FINDAGRAVE]

JESSE HEALY MORLEY HELEN (ROCKWELL) MORLEY

2. Jesse Healy Morley b. 15 MAY 1820 came to Painesville in 1832 resident of Cleveland, Ohio, 1847-1903 occupation in business with his father, circa 1841 [PT 26 OCT 1842, p. 2, col. 5: A. Morley & Son... their new store is not yet finished. PT 1 NOV 1843, p. 3, col. 5: New Arrangement. J. H. Morley having purchased the entire stock of goods of the firm of A. Morley & Son, and having associated himself with J. R. (John Rufus) Morley, under the firm of J. H. Morley & Co. (advertisement dated 18 OCT 1843). PT 7 APR 1847, p. 3, col. 4: J. H. Morley & Co.... having disposed of their entire stock of goods, and closed business in this place. PT 5 MAY 1847, p. 3, col. 2: Removal. The subscribers have removed their stock of hardware to the brick store formerly occupied by J. H. Morley & Co.... signed: S. Marshall & Co. of the J. H. Morley Lead Company, of Cleveland, Ohio]; director of Cleveland Gas Light & Coke Company 1852-1903, president for 13 years and vice president after d. 20 JUN 1903, in Cleveland [PT 25 JUN 1903, p. 3, col. 3] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio 1st m. 20 JUN 1843 [LCMR] to Elizabeth W. Mygatt she b. dau. of George Mygatt he 1798-1885 [PT 16 APR 1885, p. 3, col. 4] d. 27 JUL 1844 bur. Lakeview Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] no children from 1st marriage 2nd m. 15 SEP 1850 [CCMR] to Maria Sterling Beckwith she b. circa 1826, in New York d. 4 SEP 1856, age 30y., of consumption, at Little Mountain House (a water-cure), Lake County, Ohio [PT 10 SEP 1856, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Lakeview Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children from 2nd marriage: 1. Cornelia Beckwith (Morley) Hulett b. circa 1852 d. 4 MAR 1881, age 29y., in Cleveland, Ohio [PT 10 MAR 1881, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 7 NOV 1878 [CCMR][PT 14 NOV 1878, p. 3, col. 7] to Edward M. Hulett he of Fort Scott,Kansas, at time of marriage 2. Frederick Healy Morley b. 16 JUL 1853, in Cleveland, Ohio of Cleveland, Ohio (1883); Colorado Springs, Colorado 1888-1901 occupation partner with father in J. H. Morley & Co.; member of Gatling Gun Battery; manager of National Lead Company when it was formed; president of First National Bank of Colorado Springs; president of Lily gold mine; vice president of Isabella gold mine; principal in Shields, Morley & Co. wholesale grocery business d. 3 NOV 1901, age 48y., of bright's disease, in Philadelphia Pennsylvania [PT 6 NOV 1901, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado [FINDAGRAVE] m. 2 NOV 1875, at the Congregational Church, Painesville, Ohio, by Rev. J. A. Daly, [LCMR][PT 11 NOV 1875, p. 3, col 6] to Helen Tolles Hitchcock, of Painesville, Ohio she b. 3 MAY 1853 d. 18 AUG 1943 bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Frederick Hitchcock Morley b. 17 JAN 1877, in Cleveland, Ohio graduate of Yale University and Columbia College d. 28 JUL 1921, in San Francisco, California bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Colorado Springs, Colorado [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Octavia Wheaton she b. 17 OCT 1879, in Idaho d. 6 DEC 1960, in San Francisco County, California bur. Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, California [FINDAGRAVE] 2nd m. to Phillips Maurice Chase he b. 6 APR 1886, in Knox County, Illinois d. 14 OCT 1969, in Salt Lake City, Utah bur. Salt Lake City Cemetery [FINDAGRAVE] divorced 22 FEB 1912 3rd m. 15 APR 1858, in Painesville, Ohio, by Rev. N. P. Bailey [LCMR][PT 22 APR 1858, p. 2, col. 6] to Helen Maria Rockwell, of Painesville, Ohio she b. 31 JUL 1833 dau. of Timothy Rockwell and Helen M. Rockwell Timothy Rockwell b. 31 AUG 1798, in Colebrook, Connecticut d. 13 FEB 1881, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 17 FEB 1881, p. 3, col. 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] Helen Maria (Marshall) Rockwell b. 9 APR 1803, in Colebrook, Connecticut d. 20 JUL 1903, at the home of her dau. Mrs. Eugene Pike, in Chicago, Illinois [PT 23 JUL 1903, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] graduate of the Willoughby Female Seminary d. 5 MAR 1923, aged 89y., in Pasadena, California bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children from 3rd marriage: 3. Jessie Healy (Morley) Hayes b. 1863, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 16 MAR 1887, in Cleveland [PT 24 MAR 1887, p. 3, col. 4][CPD 18 MAR 1887] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 30 APR 1884, in Cleveland, by Rev. C. S. Pomeroy, of the Second Presbyterian Church, Cleveland [CCMR], to Harry E. Hayes he b. 6 JUN 1860, in Cleveland, Ohio son of W. J. and Sarah (Burwell) Hayes occupation banking firm of W. J. Hayes & Sons, Cleveland, Ohio d. 4 OCT 1913 bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. [name unknown] b. 17 MAR 1886 d. 22 MAR 1886, unable to nourish 2. [name unknown] d. MAR 1887, stillborn 4. Charles Rockwell Morley b. 14 APR 1864, in Cleveland, Ohio of Cleveland, Ohio occupation identified with numerous corporations and enterprises; built the Stark Electric and Cleveland, Alliance & Mahoning Valley Railroads; extensive interest in Cleveland real estate, including the Hippodrome Building was a trustee of Lake Erie College with his cousins, Miss Julia P. Morley and Mrs. C. S. Wilcox, established the Morley Trust for the support of the Morley Library in Painesville d. 11 DEC 1952, age 89 y., in Pasadena, California [PT 13 DEC 1952, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. in San Francisco, California, to to Hedwig Hotopf she b. 1861, in Russia family later removed to Germany received education in Stettin Germany (now Szczecin, Poland); Paris and Nancy, France; studied French and Italian languages taught at Miss Mittleberger's School for Girls, Cleveland d. 9 JUN 1955, in Pasadena, California [PT 6 AUG 1955, p. 1, col. 6][CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] no children 5. Helen Rockwell (Morley) Kennerly b. of Cleveland, Ohio (1883; 1901) d. 21 DEC 1962 m. 10 OCT 1901, in Cleveland, by Rev. Paul F. Sutphen [PT] to Mitchell Kennerly he b. of New York (1901) d. children: 1. Jesse Healy Kennerly 2. Mitchell Kennerly 3. Morley Kennerly 6. Rockwell Marshall Morley b. 1869 of Cleveland (1883) occupation Cleveland manager of the National Lead Company d. 20 DEC 1897, of pneumonia and typhoid fever, at the home of his father, in Cleveland, Ohio [PT 22 DEC 1897, p. 3, col. 4] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE]

3. Albert Nixon Morley b. circa 1823 d. 21 APR 1825, “in the 2 year of his age” “[illegible] of Albert & Esther Morley” bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG: marker damaged over the years, and some attempt at preservation]

4. Thomas Hiram Morley b. 6 FEB 1824 [LCCI], in New York of Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio [1850 CENSUS] occupation Iron Foundry [1850 CENSUS] of Davenport, Iowa [1860 CENSUS] occupation Grocer [1860 CENSUS] in Fall of 1862, due to disease, sold his business and home, and with his family returned to his father’s house due to disease d. 20 MAY 1863, of consumption, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 28 MAY 1863, p. 2, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 12 JUN 1847 [LCMR] to Catherine Tubine Tracy she b. 11 NOV 1824 [LCCI], in Painesville dau. of Jabez A. Tracy 1798-1860 [PT 6 DEC 1860, p. 3, col. 5] d. 4 JUN 1897, age 72y., in Painesville [PT 9 JUN 1897, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] she 2nd m. 20 SEP 1864, by Rev. N. P. Bailey [LCMR D-R:64] to Seth Marshall he b. 3 SEP 1815 [LCCI], in Colebrook, Connecticut came to Painesville in 1836 d. 17 MAR 1881 [LCCI], in San Bernardino, California, where he went for his health and to visit his children there [PT 24 MAR 1881, page 3, col. 4] children: 1. Albert Tracy Morley b. 28 MAR 1848, in Ohio [1850 CENSUS] d. 9 FEB 1914 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Thomas Healy Morley b. OCT 1849, in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio d. 13 AUG 1860, age 10y., 10m., of scarlet fever, in Davenport, Iowa [PT 23 AUG 1860, p. 3, col. 3] bur. Oakdale Memorial Gardens, Davenport, Iowa [FINDAGRAVE] 3. Katherine Tracy (Morley) Warren a.k.a. "Kate" b. 13 AUG 1851, in Ohio [1860 CENSUS] d. 17 NOV 1921, in Painesville [PT 17 NOV 1921, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. to Henry Arthur Warren children: 1. Katherine Warren resident of Tacoma, Washington (1921) m. to Albert King of Tacoma, Washington 2. May Morley Warren b. 30 MAY 1874 [LCCI] d. 9 FEB 1958, in Cleveland, Ohio [PT 12 FEB 1958, p. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. Thomas Morley Warren of Saginaw, Michigan (1921) 4. Henry Arthur Warren, Junior b. 10 APR 1877 student of Painesville High School d. 11 FEB 1894 [LCCI][PT 14 FEB 1894, p. 3, col. 6; PT 21 FEB 1894, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 4. Mary Clark Morley b. NOV 1853, in Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio d. 15 AUG 1860, age 6y., 9m., of scarlet fever, in Davenport, Iowa [PT 23 AUG 1860, p. 3, col. 3] bur. Oakdale Memorial Gardens, Davenport, Iowa [FINDAGRAVE] 5. James B. Morley b. 19 MAR 1861, in Davenport, Iowa d. 19 MAR 1862, in Davenport, Iowa bur. Oakdale Memorial Gardens, Davenport, Iowa [FINDAGRAVE]

5. Albert Lewis Morley b. 9 AUG 1826, in Brutus, New York d. 27 NOV 1855, of hemorrhage of the lungs, in Warren, Ohio [PT 28 NOV 1855, p. 3, col. 2; PT 5 DEC 1855, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Warren, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 9 JUL 1851 [TCMR] to Olive S. Freeman she b. 25 OCT 1825, in Warren, Ohio dau. of Judge Francis Freeman 1779-1855 and Lyndia (Leavitt) Freeman 1785-1867 d. 12 FEB 1866, in Warren, Ohio bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Warren, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 2nd m. 1858 to Robert Wilson Ratliff he b. 30 JUN 1822, in Trumbull County, Ohio d. 14 SEP 1887, in Warren, Ohio bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Warren, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Charles H. Morley d. 29 AUG 1852 bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Warren, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Albert Freeman Morley d. 29 APR 1856, age 1y., 11m., in Warren, Ohio bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Warren, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE]

6. John Rufus Morley b. 10 MAR 1829, in Weedsport, New York came to Painesville with his parents; of Hannibal, Missouri, 1858-1862; of Davenport, Iowa; of Fort Scott, Kansas, 1862- 1882; of Painesville, Ohio 1882-1895; of Saginaw, Michigan, 1895-1912 a strong anti-slavery man; a regular contributor to William Lloyd Garrison's "Liberator" d. 14 FEB 1912, of pneumonia, in Saginaw, Michigan [PT 21 FEB 1912, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 14 SEP 1853 to Catherine (Bidwell) McVay she b. 20 APR 1830, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania d. 19 OCT 1912, in Saginaw, Michigan [PT 19 OCT 1912, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] her second marriage? children: 1. John McVay Morley b. 16 JUN 1854, in Warren, Ohio of Saginaw, Michigan (1912; 1937) d. 22 AUG 1945, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 6 JAN 1881 to Carrie E. Gaylord she b. 11 AUG 1858, in Saginaw, Michigan dau. Of Augustine S. Gaylord d. 3 AUG 1938, in Grayling, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Stuart Gaylord Morley b. 25 NOV 1882, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 21 AUG 1957, in Higgins Lake, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 3 SEP 1921 to Anne C. Wallace she b. circa 1900 d. 15 DEC 1960, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Anne G. Morley b. circa 1923 [1940 CENSUS] 2. Barbara F. Morley b. 15 JUL 1924, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 21 MAY 1972, in Shaker Height, Ohio bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Robert Alexander McKinney he b. 3 FEB 1922, in Michigan d. 1 NOV 1943, in Alameda, California bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 3. Catherine M. Morley b. circa 1926 [1940 CENSUS] 4. John C. Morley b. circa 1932 [1940 CENSUS] moved to Cleveland, Ohio, in 1981 m. 1954 to Sally Ann Spence she b. 18 AUG 1931, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 8 MAY 2014, at home, in Cleveland Heights, Ohio bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Albert Healey Morley b. 2 APR 1856, in Warren, Ohio 1878 removed to Saginaw, Michigan occupation: vice president of the Second National Bank, Saginaw, Michigan (1912) d. 29 JAN 1937, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 6 JAN 1912/ 4 JAN 1913 to Anna M. MacDonald she b. 24 JUN 1871, in Bay City, Michigan dau. of of John N. MacDonald and Mary MacDonald d. 11 FEB 1965, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 3. George Bidwell Morley b. 16 OCT 1857, in Painesville, Ohio family moved to Fort Scott, Kansas, when he was a child in 1876 removed to Saginaw, Michigan occupation president of the Second National Bank, Saginaw, Michigan d. 20 DEC 1935, of pulmonary embolism, in Saginaw, Michigan [PT 21 DEC 1935, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 27 APR 1881 to Lulu Avery, of Saginaw, Michigan she b. 1 MAR 1857, in Port Huron, Michigan d. 26 SEP 1934, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] no children 4. James Bostwick Morley b. 27 FEB 1861 d. 19 MAR 1862 5. Mary A. (Morley) Sellers b. 10 JUN 1870, in Fort Scott, Kansas of Chicago, Illinois (1912); of Pasadena, California (1937) d. 18 JUL 1940, in Pasadena [PT 20 JULY 1940, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Frank Harrold Sellers he b. 30 JAN 1864, in Chicago, Illinois d. 1939 bur. Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois [FINDAGRAVE] 6. Emma Caroline (Morley) Crapo b. 6 JAN 1872, of Fort Scott, Kansas of Painesville before her marriage in 1894; of , Michigan (1912; 1935) d. 27 NOV 1937, in Detroit, Michigan [PT 29 NOV 1937, p. 1] bur. Rural Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts [FINDAGRAVE] m. 10 OCT 1894, in Painesville, to Sanford Tappan Crapo he b. 13 JUN 1865, in New Bedford, Massachusetts son of William Wallace Crapo (1830- ), member of Congress [House of Representatives) from Massachusetts, 1875-1883, m. 22 JAN 1857 to Sarah Davis d. 26 JAN 1939, in Tyron, Polk County, North Carolina [PT 31 JAN 1939, p. 1] children: 1. William Wallace Crapo b. 2 AUG 1895, in Saginaw, Michigan of Flint, Michigan (1937) d. 30 MAR 1991, in Tryon, Polk County, North Carolina m. 13 JUN 1925, to Elizabeth Wilcox she b. 23 AUG 1905, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 8 MAR 1985, in Tryon, Polk County, North Carolina bur. Polk Memorial Gardens, Columbus, North Carolina [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Catherine (Crapo) Bullard b. 23 JUL 1897, in Detroit, Michigan of New Bedford, Massachusetts (1937) d. 12 NOV 1977, age 80y. bur. Rural Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts [FINDAGRAVE] m. 10 OCT 1919, in Detroit, Michigan, to John Morgan Bullard he b. 7 JUN 1890, in New Bedford, Massachusetts d. 31 AUG 1965, in New Bedford, Massachusetts bur. Rural Cemetery, New Bedford, Massachusetts [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. John Crapo Bullard b. 6 FEB 1921 d. 26 DEC 2002 m. 1 OCT 1946, to Katherine Kilburn 2. Sarah Bullard b. 27 JUL 1924 d. 4 MAY 1942 3. Mary Morley (Crapo) Hyde Eccles b. 8 JUL 1912, in Detroit, Michigan d. 26 AUG 2003, in Somerville, New Jersey 1st m. 16 SEP 1939, to Donald Frizell Hyde he a lawyer, from Chillicothe, Ohio d. 1966 2nd m. to Lord Viscount Eccles he a British politician, businessman and bibliophile d. 1999

7. George Walter Morley b. 10 JAN 1831, in Weedsport, New York/ Brockport, Monroe County, New York came to Painesville with his parents in 1837 of Saginaw, Michigan, 1863-1914 occupation: began as clerk in his father's general store; clerk for Morley & Reynolds hardware business in Cleveland, Ohio; in 1852 went to California during the gold excitement and engaged in the express business; Morley Brothers Hardware Company, Saginaw, Michigan, 1863-1914 (with Edward Wilcox Morley) d. 10 APR 1914, in Atlanta, Louisiana [PT 11 APR 1914, p. 1] bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 1st m. 2 JUL 1867, by Rev. Samuel W. Duncan of the Erie Street Baptist Church/ Second Baptist Church of Cleveland, Ohio [CCMR 14:26] to Letitia Saloma Jenks she a.k.a. Lettie S. Morley b. 22 MAY 1841 dau. of Seth Johnson, d. 9 DEC 1857, age 65 y., and Saloma Johnson, d. 12 DEC 1842, age 44 y. of Newbury, Ohio occupation C. S. (Common School) Teacher [1860 CENSUS], living in the household of Danl. Johnson, her brother, of Newbury Geauga County, Ohio d. 16 JAN 1873, age 29 y., in East Saginaw, Michigan [PT 30 JAN 1873, p. 3, col. 7] bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children from 1st marriage: 1. [son] Morley b. FEB 1869, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 1 MAR 1869, age 5w., in East Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 2. John Edward Morley b. 13 JAN 1873, in Saginaw, Michigan graduate of Yale University and Harvard Law School admitted to the Ohio bar in 1897 occupation lawyer, of Morley, Stickle, Keeley & Murphy d. 8 JAN 1947, at his home 10819 Magnolia Drive N.E., Cleveland, Ohio bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 1903 [CCMR] to Nadine Morgan Coffinberry she b. 27 AUG 1876, in Cleveland, Ohio dau. of Henry Darling Coffinberry 1841-1912 and Harriet Duane (Morgan) Coffinberry 1852-1937 d. 12 DEC 1964, in Cleveland, Ohio bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. John Coffinberry Morley b. 6 MAR 1904, in Cleveland, Ohio a Major in World War II, was taken prisoner at the surrender of Corregidor when Bataan fell in 1942 d. 18 JAN 1945, of acute colitis, aboard a Japanese transport while en route to Japan from the Philippines [CPD 2 SEP 1945, p. 7A, col. 5] bur. “killed at sea” [LCCI] memorial services 6 SEP 1945 at Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, Ohio [CPLNF] m. 1930 to Gretchen Durland she b. 5 DEC 1907, in New York dau. of Harry Durland and Kittiksbelle Durland d. 26 MAY 2001, at Saint Simons Island, Glynn County, Georgia bur. Oglethorpe Memorial Gardens, Saint Simons Island Georgia [FINDAGRAVE] 2nd m. 20 NOV 1947, in Volusia County, Florida, to Walter Larned Blatchford he a.k.a. Larned Blachford and Rev. W. Larned Blatchford b. 15 APR 1910, in Illinois son of Dr. Frank W. Blatchford grew up in Winnetka, Illinois member of United States Navy 1933-1949; resigned in 1949 to practice law in Houston, Texas; in 1955 ordained an Episcopalian clergyman d. 9 MAR 1989, in Santa Ana, California children: 1. David D. Morley a.k.a. David M. Blatchford b. 1 OCT 1939, in Ohio resident of Saint Simons Island, Georgia 2. Nadine May (Morley) Clark b. 7 MAR 1907 d. 20 JAN 1999, in Cleveland, Ohio bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 22 JUN 1927 to John Steeds Clark he b. 16 NOV 1900 d. 7 FEB 1984 bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Thomas Steeds Clark of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida (1999) 2. John Morley Clark b. 22 JUN 1929 d. 17 MAY 1976 bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 3. Harriet Duane (Morley) Wendell b. 2 FEB 1913, in Cleveland, Ohio occupation costumer at Cleveland Play House in the 1930s d. 9 JUL 1981, of cancer, in Iowa City, Iowa [CPD 10 JUL 1981, p. 10C, col. 2] m. to Howard David Wendell he b. 25 FEB 1908, in Johnstown, Pennsylvania occupation broadway, movie, and television actor d. 11 AUG 1975, in Oregon City, Oregon [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Howard Wendell of Oregon (2005) 2. Foster Duane Wendell of Colorado (2005) children: 1. Shannon Wendell of Washington, D.C. (2005) 2. Travis Duane Wendell of Colorado (2005) 3. David B. Wendell of Oregon (2005) children: 1. Caren (Wendell) LeMark of Oregon (2006) m. to Joe LeMark children (five sons and one daughter): 1. Joseph LeMark 2. Samuel LeMark 3. Max LeMark 4. Thomas LeMark 5. Isaac LeMark 6. Emma LeMark 2. Sarah (Wendell) Tamiian of California (2006) m. to Calin Tamiian children (two daughters): 1. Sanzinia Tamiian 2. Magdalene Tamiian 3. David A. Wendell of Oregon (2006) m. to Marlene Elizabeth Sternhagen 4. Faith (Wendell) Dauvin of Oregon (2006) m. to Manuel Dauvin children: 1. Miriam Dauvin deceased 2. Avilia Dauvin 3. Josiah Dauvin 5. Louise (Wendell) Mohr of Oregon (2006) m. Darin Mohr 4. Nadine (Wendell) Petrick of Iowa (2005) children: 1. Jenny Nadine Petrick of California (2005) 2. Joseph Petrick of Maryland (2005) 4. Esther Healy (Morley) Schloss b. 4 MAR 1914, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 8 JAN 1997, age 82 y., in Shaker Heights, Ohio m. to Philip M. Schloss he resident of Shaker Heights, Ohio 2nd m. circa 1978, to Alga Masley d. 23 MAR 2000, in Cleveland, Ohio children: 1. John Morley Schloss of Rochester, New York (1997, 2000) 2. Kathryn M. (Schloss) Rose of Los Angeles, California (1997) of Boston, Massachusetts (2000) 5. Henry Coffinberry Morley b. 11 MAY 1918, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 13 OCT 1983, of cancer,in Okeechobee, Florida [CPD 20 OCT 1983, p. 15D, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 1st m. to Mary Ainslie 2nd m. to Martha Judd she b. 9 JUN 1925 3rd m. 22 FEB 1980, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, to Rhoda Joy (Kramer) Crowder she b. 8 APR 1923, in Tahlequah, Oklahoma d. 18 JAN 2011, in Okeechobee, Florida bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children (mothers not designated]: 1. John Morley of Ocean Shores, Washington (1983) 2. Mrs. Eric Myers of Stevensville, Montana (1983) 3. Letitia May (Morley) Boyd b. 29 MAY 1871, in Saginaw, Michigan of Atlanta, Louisiana (1914) d. 12 JUL 1961, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 21 OCT 1896, in Saginaw, Michigan, to George Hauptman Boyd he b. 27 APR 1870, in East Saginaw, Michigan d. 7 JAN 1944, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Robert M. Boyd 2. Morley Boyd 3. Harriet Boyd 4. Lois J. Boyd 5. William B. Boyd 6. Walter Boyd 7. George H. Boyd, Jr. 2nd m. 15 JUN 1875, in Painesville, Ohio, by Rev. H. C. Haydn and Rev. J. A. Daly [LCMR F:8][PT 24 JUN 1875, p. 2, col. 6] to Elizabeth Melissa Hitchcock, of Painesville, Ohio she a.k.a. Liza Morley or Lizzie M. Morley b. 3 NOV 1842, in Painesville, Ohio dau. of Reuben Hitchcock a.k.a. "Eliza" and “Lizzie" or “Liza” d. 4 JAN 1897, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, where she had gone to recuperate from the effects of nervous prostration [PT 13 JAN 1897, p. 3, col. 4] bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children from 2nd marriage: 4. Reuben Hitchcock Morley b. 2 JUN 1876 last heard from SEP 1905, while on a trip in North China, traced to Wu Tun Cheng, on the border of Mongolia d. SEP 1905, age 28y., murder suspected [ET 20 DEC 1905, p. 1; ET 26 DEC 1905, p. 1; ET 20 JAN 1906, p. 1; ET 22 FEB 1906, p. 2; ET 31 MAY 1906, p. 1, col. 3; ET 11 JUL 1906, p. 1, col. 5] 5. Sarah Marshall Morley a.k.a. “Sally" or “Sallie” b. 7 JUN 1879 d. 12 JUL 1880, age 13m., 5d., in Saginaw, Michigan [PT 22 JUL 1880, p. 3, col. 4] fun. held in Saginaw, Michigan 6. George Walter Morley, Junior b. 24 May 1881, in Saginaw, Michigan of Saginaw, Michigan (1914) occupation associated with his father and uncle in the hardware business d. 9 MAY 1936, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 17 MAY 1904 to Sarah S Smith she a.k.a. Sarah Tweedy Smith b. 17 JUL 1881, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 11 JUL 1959, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE]

8. Charles Henry Morley b. 27 MAR 1835, in Brockport, New York/Painesville? of East Saginaw, Michigan (1864); of Fort Scott, Kansas (c.1864-1886); of Cleveland (1886-1889) occupation of J. H. Morley Lead Company, of Cleveland (1886-1889) d. 9 OCT 1889, at his home 167 Kennard Street, Cleveland, Ohio [PT 10 OCT 1889, p. 3, col. 4: 24 OCT 1889, page 3, col. 4]] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 7 SEP 1864, in Painesville, by Rev. Alexander Varian of the Presbyterian Church [LCMR][PT 15 SEP 1864, p. 3, col. 6] to Mary Lee Perkins, of Painesville, Ohio she b. 16 OCT 1837 [LCCI], in Painesville, Ohio dau. of William Lee Perkins, of Painesville d. 8 JUN 1927, in Hamilton, Ontario [PT 9 JUN 1927, p. 1, col. 8] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Julia Perkins Morley b. circa 1865, in Michigan [1880 CENSUS] with her sister Margarette gave funds to build and equip the Children’s Room at Morley Library d. 7 FEB 1942, age 77y., of pneumonia, in Hamilton, Ontario [PT 9 FEB 1942, p. 1, col. 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Thomas Hiram Morley b. 17 AUG 1867 [LCCI] of East Saginaw, Michigan, at the time of death [ECSR] d. 5 NOV 1868 [LCCI], of congestion of the brain bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. Margaretta Muhlenberg (Morley) Wilcox a.k.a. Maggie b. 26 JUN 1869 [LCCI], in Ohio [1880 CENSUS] with her sister Julia gave funds to build and equip the Children’s Room at Morley Library resident of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, at the time of her death d. 28 AUG 1958 [LCCI], in Arundel, Quebec, at the home of her only child m. 11 JUL 1907, in London, England/ Holborn, Middlesex, England, to Charles Seward Wilcox he b. 16 MAR 1856, in Painesville, Ohio of Hamilton, Ontario (1881) d. 6 JUN 1938, in Hamilton, Ontario [PT 6 JUN 1938, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Jane Morley (Wilcox) Stuart a.k.a. Mrs. T. C. Stewart resident of Arundel, Quebec, Canada [1938; 1958] 4. Esther Healy Morley b. 28 JAN 1872 [LCCI] d. 19 JUL 1872 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE, but not recorded in ECSR] 5. Charles Henry Morley b. 19 JAN 1873 [LCCI] d. 21 SEP 1873 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE, but not recorded in ECSR]

9. Emma Caroline Morley b. 15 APR 1837 [LCCI], in Brockport, New York d. 30 DEC 1867, of brain fever [PT 9 JAN 1868, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR]

10. Edward Wilcox Morley b. 9 FEB 1839, in Painesville, Ohio of Davenport, Iowa, 1857-1861; of Fort Scott, Kansas; and of Saginaw, Michigan 1863-1918 occupation: Morley Brothers Hardware Company, Saginaw, Michigan, with his brother George Walter Morley 1865-1918 d. 17 MAY 1918, in New York, New York [PT 18 MAY 1918, p. 1, col. 7; PT 21 MAY 1918, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 1st m. 12 JUN 1866 at the residence of William Ward, by Rev. J. G. W. Cowles [PT] to Sally Carter, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio she b. 9 NOV 1842 d. 11 SEP 1869, of consumption, in East Saginaw, Michigan [PT 23 SEP 1869, p. 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children from 1st marriage: 1. Annie Esther Morley b. 31 MAR 1867 d. 13 JUL 1868, of cholera infantum bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Edward Charles Morley b. 18 JUN 1869 d. 30 JUN 1872 bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio? [ECSR. “Body transfered Chicago Cemetery”] 2nd m. 9 OCT 1871, in Chicago, Illinois, by Rev. Bartlett [PT 19 OCT 1871, p. 3, col. 5] to Helen Frances Kelley, of Chicago, Illinois she a.k.a. Frances Kelly b. 15 MAR 1850 [LCCI], in Lowell, Massachusetts dau. of Jacob Kelley and Abbie B. (Chase) Kelley [LCCI] he b. 9 SEP 1818 [LCCI] d. 21 JUN 1891, died at his residence on Wood Street, Painesville, Ohio [PT 24 JUN 1891, p. 3, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [ECSR] she b. 1 MAY 1823 [LCCI] d. 11 MAR 1901, in Saginaw, Michigan [PT 13 MAR 1901, p. 3, col. 2; 20 MAR 1901, p. 1, col. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [ECSR] d. 7 SEP 1906, in Saginaw, Michigan [ET 8 SEP 1906, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville [ECSR] children from 2nd marriage [six in all]: 3. Albert Jacob Morley b. 20 OCT 1872 [LCCI], in Chicago, Illinois of Aberdeen, Washington (1918; 1931) d. 25 JUN 1945 [LCCI]/ 27 JUN 1945, in Aberdeen, Washington bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 1st m. 25 JUN 1896, in Saginaw, Michigan, to Harriet Paine she b. 23 SEP 1871, in Saginaw, Michigan dau. of Alderman B. Paine d. 3 MAR 1897, in Chicago, Illinoisn bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] no children from 1st marriage 2nd m. 27 APR 1899 to Elizabeth Hicok she b. 1871 [LCCI] d. 1963 [LCCI] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children from 2nd marriage: 1. David Mathews Morley b. 10 SEP 1900 d. 25 SEP 1934 bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Helen Kelley (Morley) Hoagland b. 14 JUN 1902 m. to Warren Eugene Hoagland his occupation attorney children: 1. Edward Morley Hoagland b. 21 DEC 1932, in New York, New York graduate Harvard University, A.B., 1954 occupation novelist, travel writer, essayist 1st m. 1960 to Amy J. Ferrara divorced 2nd m. 28 MAR 1968 to Marion Magid divorced children: 1. Molly Hoagland 3. William Ring Morley, Sr. b. 7 DEC 1903, in Chicago, Illinois d. 26 APR 1953, in Portland, Oregon m. 29 JUN 1929 to Louise H. Scoville children: 1. William Ring Morley, Jr. d. from a mountain climbing accident in Oregon 2. Louise Armstrong (Morley) Schmitt m. to John Stuart Schmitt children: (10 in all) 1. John Stuart Schmitt, Jr. b. 1957 b. 1959 2. Julia More (Schmitt) Six b. 1959 3. Nicholas John Schmitt b. 1961 4. William Morley Schmitt b. 1962 5. Maria Louise Schmitt b. 1963 d. 1964 6. Louise Lord Schmitt b. 1964 a.k.a. Sr. Juliana 7. Stephanie Anne (Schmitt) Langley b. 1966 8. Carl Frederick Schmitt b. 1968 9. Samuel Armstrong Schmitt b. 1970 10. Clare Virginia (Schmitt) Metilly b. 1973 3. Samuel Armstrong Morley, Sr. children: 1. Samuel Armstrong Morley, Jr. 2. William Jose Morley 3. Edward Eliseo Morley 4. Ann (Morley) ______McConnell 1st m. to ______2nd m. to Joseph McConnell children: 1. Arwen (McConnell) Gallenkamp m. to Eric Gallenkamp children: (2 in all) 5. Virginia (Morley) Morgan m. to Peter Morgan children: 1. Jennifer Morgan 2. Amanda Morgan 3. Elizabeth Morgan 4. Edward Wilcox Morley b. 25 MAY 1905 m. 12 NOV 1927 to Marion Price Rose 4. Walter Kelley Morley b. 2 APR 1874, in Chicago, Illinois of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin (1918); Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1931); Milwaukee suburb of West Allis (1935) occupation: minister, vicar of St. Peter's Episcopal Mission Church at West Allis, Wisconsin d. 13 MAR 1935, of a cold that developed into sinus infection with other complications, at St. Mary’s Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin bur. Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin m. to Katherine Card she b. 1878 artist in Wisconsin [Museum of Wisconsin Art] d. 1960 children (3 sons and 1 daughter): 1. Rev. Walter Kelly Morley, Junior b. 29 MAR 1904 of West Park, New York (1935) d. 8 JUN 1961 bur. Hosmer Cemetery, Bristol, Wisconsin [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Frances Stevens she b. 4 FEB 1905 d. 16 ASUG 1986 bur. Hosmer Cemetery, Bristol, Wisconsin [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Mrs. Grace (Morley) Howdle of Madison, Wisconsin (1935) 3. Robert Paine Morley of Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1935) 4. Marshall W. Morley b. 14 AUG 1913, Chicago, Illinois of Milwaukee, Wisconsin (1935), moved to Saginaw, Michigan, in 1945 d. 1 FEB 1967, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 9 OCT 1948 to Sheila Kathryn Symons she b. 18 MAY 1923, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 1 OCT 1978, in Petoskey, Michigan bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 5. Grace Morley b. 28 MAY 1875 d. 17 FEB 1881 6. Ralph Chase Morley, Sr. b. 6 OCT 1876 of Saginaw, Michigan (1918; 1931) d. 6 JAN 1962 bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 2 JUN 1897 to Lucy Stewart Burrows she b. 25 DEC 1871, in Saginaw, Michigan dau. of George L. Burrows d. 1 JUL 1948, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE “Lucille Burrows Morley”] children: 1. Ralph C. Morley, Junior b. 18 APR 1898, in Saginaw, Michigan d. MAR 1966, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 21/27 APR 1920 to Harriette Robertson Mitchell she b. 3 DEC 1897, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 8 AUG 1994 bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Harriette Williams Morley b. 15 AUG 1923, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 31 DEC 1927, age 4y., in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 2. infant son b. d. 16 MAR 1927, in Saginaw, Michigan 2. Edward Burrows Morley b. 31 MAR 1900 d. OCT 1976, in Roosevelt, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Helen Hallenbeck Spencer she b. 27 DEC 1898, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 3 NOV 1978, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Edward B. Morley, Jr. a.k.a. Ted Morley b. 9 March 1923, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 5 February 2000, in Saginaw, Michigan 1st m. to Anne Hewes Messick she d. 1978 2nd m. to Sally Fisher 2. John David Morley b. 20 JUL 1928 d. 25 JUL 1989, in Saginaw, Michigan m. in 1953 to Joan Stolz she b. 25 NOV 1930 d. 2007, in Grand Rapid, Michigan 3. Robert Spencer Morley b. 27 JUN 1934, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 1 DEC 2007 m 5 JUN 195 to Sue Ruppel 3. Julia Hotchkiss (Morley) Brand she b. 3 NOV 1903, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 28 NOV 1994, in Rockford, Illinois bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. 8 OCT 1927 to Arthur Barnard Brand he b. 25 CEC 1903, in saginaw, Michigan d. 18 MAR 1968, in Rockford, Illinois bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] 4. Burrows Morley b. 15 SEP 1908, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 21 MAY 1989, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Julia K. Kaufholtz she b. 8 NOV 1909, West Middlesex. Mercer County, Pennsylvania d. 17 DEC 1984, in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Burrows Morley, Jr. a.k.a. Buzz Morley b. 27 SEP 1936, in Saginaw, Michigan d. 21 JUL 2017, in Lillian, Alabama m. to Margaret Jane Corbett she b. 13 APR 1942, in Dearborn, Michigan d. 24 FEB 1986, in Saginaw, Michigan 7. Abigail Esther (Morley) Glaize a.k.a. "Abbie" b. 21 JUN 1879, in Evanston, Illinois of Saginaw, Michigan (1918); of Alligerville, New York (1931) d. 19 JAN 1937, in Detroit, Michigan bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 15 MAR 1906, in Painesville [PT 22 MAR 1906, p. 5], to Clarence Hurn Glaize, of Chicago, Illinois 8. Paul Frye Healy Morley, Senior b. 19 OCT 1884, Saginaw, Michigan of Saginaw, Michigan, 1884-1931 occupation treasurer of Morley Brothers; president of E. W. Morley & Sons; vice president of Saginaw Timber Company; assistant secretary of Saginaw Logging Company; vice president of Gray's Harbor Pacific Railway Company d. 10 MAY 1931, of a heart attack at his lodge on the AuSable River in Michigan bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 7 MAR 1907 to Helen Mary Wells she b. 24 FEB 1880, in Saginaw, Michigan dau. of Charles W. Wells and Mary (Bingham) Wells before her death was a patient at Bloomingdale Hospital, New York d. 27 NOV 1930, in Central Valley, Orange County, New York bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children (5 in all): 1. Mary Wells Morley b. 5 FEB 1906 [LCCI], in Saginaw, Michigan d. 31 MAR 1944 [LCCI], in Chelsea, Michigan bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Paul Frye Healy Morley, Junior b. 13 MAR 1907 [LCCI], in Saginaw, Michigan d. 31 MAY 1944 [LCCI], in Saginaw, Michigan bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. Charles W. Morley 4. Abigail E. Morley 5. Albert J. Morley b. circa 1914 d. 28 OCT 1952, at Deveraux Farms, Glenmoore, Pennsylvania bur. Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum, Saginaw, Michigan [FINDAGRAVE]

3. HIRAM MORLEY b. 22 JUN 1800, in Brutus, New York d. 23 FEB 1817, “In the 17 year of his age” “Son of THOMAS & NELLY MORLEY” bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] ?m. to Sarah R. Weeks

4. LURA (MORLEY) CALKINS a.k.a. Lura Caulkins b. 23 JUL 1802, in Brutus, New York of Sennett, New York; Painesville, Ohio; Weedsport, New York (1850-1890); and Brattleboro, d. 30 APR 1890, “Aged 87 years,” at the Vermont Asylum, Brattleboro, Vermont bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] [FINDAGRAVE: listed as “Sarah Morley Calkins”] m. circa 1818, in Sennett, New York, to Asa Calkins he b. circa 1796 d. 29 SEP 1819, “In the 23 year of his age” bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] children: 1. Asa Calkins, Jr. a.k.a. Asa J. Calkins b. 19 NOV 1819 d. JUN 1824, “in the 5th y’r of his age” bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG] 2. Albert N. Calkins b. circa 1821/31 MAR 1822 d. 15 APR 1823, “In the 2 year of his age” “grandson of THOMAS & NELLY MORLEY” bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [WWW.CAYUGAGENEALOGY.ORG]

5. LEWIS MORLEY b. 27 AUG 1804, in Brutus, New York occupation merchant in Painesville, Ohio [PT 5 DEC 1834, p. 3, col. 2: United States Cash Store, wholesale and retail] d. 13 MAY 1839, in Painesville [LCCI] [PT 1839 MAY 16, p. 3, col. 5: DIED. ¶ In this village, on Monday evening last, after a short and distressing illness, Mr. LEWIS MORLEY, Merchant, in the 35th year of his age.] bur. presumably in Washington Street Cemetery, and later removed to Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio

6. RUFUS MORLEY b. 20 NOV 1806, in Brutus, New York d. 21 JUL 1847, in Buffalo, New York, accidental drowning in a state of temporary insanity [LCCI] [PT 28 JUL 1847, p. 2, col. 3] bur. Washington Street Cemetery [WSCSR], and possibly at a later date removed to Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio

7. WALTER MORLEY b. 20 FEB 1809, in Brutus, New York occupation: merchant in Painesville [PT 28 OCT 1838, p. 3, col. 2: Ohio Cash Store, A. & W. Morley (Albert & Walter Morley)] d. 13 FEB 1841, from bleeding at the lungs [LCCI] [PT 18 FEB 1841, p. 3, col. 3] bur. presumably in Washington Street Cemetery, and later removed to Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio

8. SARAH H. (MORLEY) WARN b. 12 FEB 1811, in Brutus, New York of Sennett, New York circa 1884 moved to Painesville 1898 PAINESVILLE CITY DIRECTORY: Warn Sarah M., 148 Bank st d. 28 JUL 1899, at the home of her daughter, Bank street, Painesville [PT 2 AUG 1899 SUPPLEMENT, p. 2, col. 4] bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Samuel Warn he b. 1808 son of Deacon John Warn, 1786-1868, and Mary (Kennedy) Warn, 1789-1867 d. 1845 bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, Sennett, Cayuga County, New York [FINDAGRAVE] children: [Cayuga County, New York, Guardianships list the following minor children after the death of Samuel Warn: Ann Mary Warn, John M. Warn, Lewis M. Warn, Samuel G. Warn, and Sarah Jane Warn] 1. Sarah Jane (Warn) Willey b. 4 MAR 1833, in New York d. 24 FEB 1902, in Randolph, Cedar County, Nebraska bur. Prospect View Cemetery, Pierce, Pierce County Nebraska [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Barak Beckwith Willey he b. 8 MAY 1828, in East Haddam, Connecticut d. 12 JAN 1897, in Pierce, Nebraska bur. Prospect View Cemetery, Pierce, Pierce County Nebraska [FINDAGRAVE] children 1. Clarence Beckwith Willey b. 6 APR 1869, in New York occupation Attorney at Law [1900 CENSUS] d. 24 FEB 1920 bur. Randolph Cemetery, Cedar County, Nebraska [FINDAGRAVE] m. 26 DEC 1893 to Bertha M. Million she b. 28 DEC 1868, in Argyle, Lafayette County, Wisconsin d. 27 AUG 1955, in Nebraska bur. Randolph Cemetery, Cedar County, Nebraska [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Edith M. Willey b. circa 1895, in Nebraska [1900 CENSUS] 2. Howard A. Willey b. 24 MAY 1902 [FINDAGRAVE] 3. Clarence Gordon Willey b. 25 OCT 1905 d. 1 AUG 1907 bur. Randolph Cemetery, Cedar County, Nebraska [FINDAGRAVE] 4. Norman C. Willey b. 1912 2. Mary A. Warn b. circa 1837, in Sennett, New York of Painesville, has lived here for a number of years d. 10 AUG 1917, age 80y., in Painesville [PT 11 AUG 1917, p. 1, col. 3] bur. Sennett, New York 3. Lewis Morley Warn a.k.a. Louis M. Warn b. 1839 [LCCI] of Sennett, New York; Mapleton, New York; came to Painesville in 1887 occupation: farmer, had farm on West Jackson Street, Painesville, 1887-1914 d. 23 OCT 1926, at the home of his son, Painesville, Ohio [PT 25 OCT 1926, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 23 MAR 1875, in Mamaroneck, New York, to Rebecca Caldwell she b. 1848 [LCCI].in England dau. of Rev. William H. Caldwell family came to United States when she was 12y. before marriage lived in Ohio; Pennsylvania; Dundas, Ontario; New York, New York member First Baptist Church of Painesville d. 23 OCT 1904 (ET 27 OCT 1904, p. 5, col. 6; ET 3 NOV 1904, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Penelope L. Warn a.k.a. “Nellie L. Warren” b. 7 JUL 1876, in Sennett, New York in 1888 moved with her parents to Painesville united with the Painesville Baptist Church graduate Painesville High School 1897 d. 15 SEP 1903, age 27y., in Painesville [PT 17 SEP 1903, p. 6, col. 7; PT 1 OCT 1903, p. 2, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Albert Morley Warn b. 27 DEC 1878, in Sennett, New York removed to Painesville, Ohio d. 21 JUN 1962, age 84y. [PT 21 JUN 1962, p. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 8 NOV 1905 [LCMR 13:122], in Painesville to Maude M. Morse she b. 6 FEB 1878, in Painesville graduate Painesville High School 1895 member St. James Episcopal Church d. 19 JAN 1958, age 78y. [PT 20 JAN 1958, p. 4, col. 2] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Florence Warn b. 10 OCT 1914 [FINDAGRAVE] d. 13 APR 1915, age 6m., of cerebro hemorrhage [TR 13 APR 1915, p. 1, col. 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Emma Morse (Warn) Barto b. 1910 [LCCI] d. 2 AUG 1974 [PT 2 AUG 1974, p. 24] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 29 APR 1934, in Painesville, to John Ashbel Barto he b. 16 AUG 1904 [FINDAGRAVE] d. 12 JAN 1981, in Steubenville, Ohio [PT 15 JAN 1981, p. 28] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 3. Mary L (Warn) Keyes b. circa 1882 of Oneida, New York (1926) d. 20 AUG 1959, age 77y. [PT 20 AUG 1959, p. 4] m. 22 DEC 1915 (LCMR 15:37) to Leslie W. Keyes 4. John M. Warn a.k.a. Jervis M. Warn b. circa 1842 an old resident of Painesville, had been an invalid for a long time d. 14 APR 1902, age 60y., at the home of his sister, in Painesville [PT 17 APR 1902, p. 2, col. 3] bur. Sennett Rural Cemetery, New York [FINDAGRAVE] 5. Gilbert Samuel Warn b. SEP 1845, in Sennett, New York military service 75th New York Infantry, 1862-1865 of Hilton, New York (1902, 1917) d. 12 MAY 1933 bur. ArlinGton National Cemetery, Arlington County, Virginia [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Amy Anna Gunn she b. MAR 1854, in Pella, Marion County, Iowa d. 24 NOV 1949 bur. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington County, Virginia [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Amy Louise (Warn) Veerhoff b. 20 SEP 1879, in Fort Scott, Bourbon County, Kansas d. 25 AUG 1936, in Washington, D.C. bur. Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, D.C. [FINDAGRAVE] m. to Otto Louis Veerhoff he b. 21 JAN 1883, in Washington, D.C. d. 22 JUN 1952, in Washington, D.C. bur. Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington County, Virginia [FINDAGRAVE]

9. ELIZA JANE (MORLEY) WILCOX b. 14 NOV 1813 [LCCI], in Brutus, New York d. 21 JUL 1886, at her residence on High Street, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 22 JUL 1886, p. 3, col. 3] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 29 AUG 1837, in Weedsport, New York, to Aaron Wilcox he b. 8 MAR 1814 [LCCI], in North Killingsworth, Connecticut son of Moses Wilcox and nephew of Aaron Wilcox, the "twins" of Twinsburg, Ohio of Twinsburg before locating in Painesville occupation: in 1835 associated with Isaac Gillet in mercantile business under name Gillet & Wilcox; merchant until 1865; and banker buying out the Lake County Bank to form Aaron Wilcox & Co. 1869-1881 one of the founders of Lake Erie Female Seminary (now Lake Erie College) Mayor of Painesville judge senior warden of St. James Church, Painesville for 30y. d. 13 MAY 1881, of apoplexy, at his residence in Painesville [PT 19 MAY 1881, p. 3, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Eliza Huldah Wilcox a.k.a. Huldah Eliza Wilcox [LCCI] b. 10 OCT 1838 [LCCI], in Painesville, Ohio d. 7 DEC 1925, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada [PT 8 DEC 1925, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Sarah Jane (Wilcox) Hitchcock b. 2 NOV 1840, in Painesville, Ohio graduate Lake Erie Female Seminary in 1864 d. 18 APR 1920, at her home, 3421 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio [PT 19 APR 1920, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 28 SEP 1864 [LCMR] to Peter Marshall Hitchcock he b. 27 APR 1839, in Painesville, Ohio son of Reuben Hitchcock and Sarah (Marshall) Hitchcock, of Painesville, Ohio he b. 2 SEP 1806, in Burton, Ohio d. 1883 m. 18 SEP 1834, in Colebrook, Connecticut she b. 1811 dau. of Seth Marshall and Susanna (Frisbie) Marshall, m. 10 JUN 1802 he b. 2 DEC 1775 resident of Colebrook, Connecticut, before removing to Painesville in 1835 d. 11 OCT 1841 [PT 13 OCT 1841, p. 2] she b. 10 MAR 1783, in Farmington, Connecticut d. 11 NOV 1878 [PT 14 NOV 1878, p. 3; PT 21 NOV 1878, p. 3] they had 9 children d. 1884 pioneer iron and steel manufacturer, one of the founders of that industry in Cleveland, Ohio in 1905 organized Lincoln Electric Manufacturing Co., and was president and general manager d. 9 JUN 1906, age 67y., in Cleveland, Ohio [PT 12 JUN 1906, p. 1, col. 1] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Peter W. Hitchcock b. circa 1867, in Ohio [1870 CENSUS] d. 30 MAY 1876, age 8 y., 10 m., of diphtheria, in Cleveland, Ohio [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Harry Bonnell Hitchcock a.k.a. Henry Hitchcock [1870 CENSUS] b. circa 1869, in Ohio [1870 CENSUS] d. 31 DEC 1871, in Painesville, Ohio [PT 4 JAN 1872, p. 3, col. 7] bur. Woodland Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio?/ Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 3. Charles Wilcox Hitchcock b. 1 DEC 1871, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 12 SEP 1955, in Cleveland, Ohio [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 10 DEC 1908, in Redlands, California, to Mary Sterling she b. 11 OCT 1878, in Cleveland, Ohio dau. of Alfred Elisha Sterling, 1843-1866, and Helena Townsend (Bradley) Sterling, 1842-1917 d. 5 NOV 1957, in Mentor, Ohio [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Mary Alexandra (Hitchcock) Childs a.k.a. Sandra Hitchcock Childs [FINDAGRAVE] b. 17 AUG 1909, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 4 JUL 2004, in Darien, Fairfield County, Connecticut bur. Lakeview Cemetery, New Canaan, Fairfield County, Connecticut [FINDAGRAVE] m. 1933, in Mentor, Ohio. to Frederick Robbins Childs he b. 27 JAN 1909 d. 25 FEB 1978 bur. Lakeview Cemetery, New Canaan, Fairfield County, Connecticut [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Helena (Hitchcock) Owen b. 14 DEC 1911, in Cleveland, Ohio resident of Denver, Colorado [1940 CENSUS] m. 12 JUN 1937, in Mentor, Ohio, to Thomas Glendower Owen he b. 8 JUN 1909, in Colorado [1940 CENSUS] children: 1. Peter Hitchcock Owen b. 1939, in Colorado [1940 CENSUS] 3. Peter Sterling Hitchcock b. 12 JAN 1918, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 14 OCT 1993, in Geauga County, Ohio [NH 16 OCT 1993, p. A40][CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 27 JUN 1942, in Hume, Virginia, to Elizabeth Porter Gaddis she b. 2 JUN 1918, in Michigan d. 24 JUN 2012, in Ohio [NH 28 JUN 2012, p. B3] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Peter Sterling Hitchcock a.k.a. P. Sterling Hitchcock 2. Christopher P. Hitchcock 3. Mary (Hitchcock) Vacca 4. Reuben Hitchcock b. 21 JUL 1874, in Cleveland, Ohio graduate of Harvard University 1897; Harvard Law School 1900 of Cleveland, Ohio (1920) d. 29 AUG 1931 [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 1912, to Edith Frances Meacham she b. 25 FEB 1886, in Kentucky d. 7 APR 1956 [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Edith Meacham Hitchcock b. 2 AUG 1916, in Lake County, Ohio d. 17 AUG 1917, age 1 y. [PT 18 AUG 1917, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] [name not in ECSR] 2. Sarah (Hitchcock) Sarterine, of Washington, D.C. 3. Reuben Hitchcock, Jr. 4. Meacham Hitchcock 5. Lawrence E. Hitchcock b. 19 MAY 1876, in Cleveland, Ohio graduated from Yale University 1898 of Cleveland, Ohio (1920) well-known Littler Mountain horseman trustee of Lake Erie College president of Distillata Co., Cleveland, Ohio d. 17 APR 1935, at Moreland Courts, Cleveland, Ohio [PT 18 APR 1935, p. 1, col. 6; 19 APR 1935, p. 1, col. 6] [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 6 OCT 1923, at Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland, Ohio, to Helen M. Chapin she b. 18 MAR 1899, in Willoughby, Ohio dau. of Nathaniel D. Chapin and Annie Toppan Spalding Chapin) d. 17 JUN 1990 {NH 19 JUN 1990, p. 23][CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. (son) Hitchcock b. 8 MAR 1925 d. 8 MAR 1925 bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] 2. Ann Spaulding Hitchcock 2. Lawrence Hitchcock, Jr. 3. Barbara (Hitchcock) Hatch 6. Harold Morley Hitchcock a.k.a. H. Morley Hitchcock b. 10 NOV 1878, in Cleveland, Ohio d. 27 DEC 1961, at the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio [CPLNF] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] m. 7 DEC 1909, in Cleveland, Ohio, to Elizabeth Britton Newberry she b. 3 OCT 1881, in Cleveland, Ohio dau. of Henry Strong Newberry and Elizabeth (Schuyler) Strong, of Cleveland d. 28 JUN 1977, at home in Mentor, Ohio [ODC] [CPD 30 JUN 1977, p. C10] bur. Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio [FINDAGRAVE] children: 1. Morley Hitchcock [NH 29 DEC 2009, p. B3] 2. Mrs. Nelson P. Rose 3. Aaron Morley Wilcox b. 24 JUL 1842, in Painesville, Ohio of Painesville; Independence, Iowa (1859-1861); South Bend, Indiana (1865-1868); New York (circa 1896-1906) enlisted at start of Civil War, 27th Iowa Infantry occupation: banker in South Bend, Indiana 1865-1868; partner of firm Cleveland, Brown & Co. (Horace G. Cleveland and Peter M. Hitchcock) 1868-1879; Ontario Rolling Mill Company in Hamilton, Ontario; Vulcan Iron Works, St. Louis, Missouri, 1885-1888; in Cleveland iron and steel interest, 1888-1892 d. 16 APR 1906, of apoplexy, at Catalina Island, California [PT 17 APR 1906, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 24 APR 1873, in Conneaut, Ohio, to Helen Mary Cleveland she b. in Conneaut, Ohio dau. of George Smith Cleveland and Lydia Jane (Lyon) Cleveland, of Cinneaut, Ohio children: 1. Aaron Cleveland Wilcox a.k.a. Aaron Wilcox, Jr. b. 13 JUL 1874 d. 5 MAR 1891, age 16 y., of pneumonia [PT 11 MAR 1891, p. 3, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Horace Wilder Wilcox b. 4 JAN 1876, in Painesville [Hamilton Herald] or Cleveland [TR], Ohio graduate of Cleveland University School and Yale University removed to Hamilton, Ontario, circa 1899 occupation: chemist at Hamilton Steel & Iron Company; Doolittle & Wilcox quarry in Dundas, Ontario never married d. 13 MAR 1912, age 38 y., of heart failure, in New York, New York [Hamilton (Ontario) Herald 13 MAR 1912; TR 14 MAR 1912, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 4. Juliet Elizabeth (Wilcox) Doolittle b. 20 APR 1844, in Painesville, Ohio of Hamilton, Ontario (1881) d. 18 JAN 1930, in Hamilton, Ontario [PT 20 JAN 1930, p. 1, col. 6] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio, Ohio [ECSR] m. 16 OCT 1872 [LCMR] to Charles E. Doolittle he b. 10 APR 1842, in Painesville son of John Titus Doolittle 1811-1871 and Ann M. (Marshall) Doolittle 1818-1904 occupation: member of the Hamilton Steel & Iron Co.; president of the Ontario Rolling Mill Co.; associated with his brothers Robert Eugene Doolittle and Herbert Marshall Doolittle in Doolittle Bros. hardware store in Painesville d. 19 JAN 1923, in Ontario [PT 19 JAN 1923, p. 1; PT 23 JAN 1923, p. 1] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Juliet W. Doolittle b. 6 OCT 1873 [LCCI] d. JAN 1909, of tuberculosis, in Hamilton, Ontario [TR 14 JAN 1909, p. 1, col. 5] fun. 16 JAN 1909, at Wilcox Place, Painesville [PT 19 JAN 1909, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 2. Charles Marshall Doolittle b. 2 SEP 1876 d. 5 JUL 1941, at his home, 3 Bull’s Lane, Hamilton, Ontario [PT 7 JUL 1941, p. 1. col. 8] m. to Marie Elizabeth Wylie children: 1. Charles M. Doolittle, Jr. 2. James Gridley Doolittle 3. Mrs. Ralph Entwistle, of New York, New York 4. Marie Elizabeth Doolittle, of Hamilton, Ontario 5. Mrs. Douglas S. Watson, of Winona, Ontario 3. Wilcox Doolittle b. 2 FEB 1880, in Painesville, Ohio graduate of Yale College connected with Kelley Island Lime Company, Cleveland d. 4 JUL 1911, of heat prostration, in Hamilton, Ontario [TR 5 JUL 1911, p. 1, col. 7; TR 6 JUL 1911, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 4. Eliza Doolittle b. 19 JUN 1883 of Burlington, Ontario m. to Harry S. Alexander, of Hamilton, Ontario 5. Mary Emily Wilcox b. 7 JUN 1847, in Painesville, Ohio member of St. James Church, Painesville, Ohio trustee of Morley Library, Painesville, Ohio ("it was largely through her influence that this library was given to Painesville" TR 27 DEC 1910, p. 1, col. 5) d. 25 DEC 1910, in Painesville, Ohio [TR 27 DEC 1910, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 6. Caroline (Wilcox) Paige a.k.a. Carrie b. 26 DEC 1851 [LCCI], in Painesville, Ohio graduate of Painesville High School in 1868 graduate of Lake Erie Female Seminary in 1871 member of St. James Church, Painesville, Ohio trustee of Morley Library, Painesville, Ohio trustee of Lake County Memorial Hospital, Painesville, Ohio d. 4 JUN 1940, age 89y., in Painesville, Ohio [PT 5 JUN 1940, p. 1, col. 4] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 5 JUN 1888 [LCMR] to Charles Cutler Paige he b. 21 MAY 1840 [LCCI] son of David R.Paige d. 1 SEP 1918, at is residence on East Washington Street, Painesville, Ohio [PT 3 SEP 1918, p. 1, col. 5] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] 7. Charles Seward Wilcox b. 16 MAR 1856, in Painesville, Ohio graduate of Yale University 1879 of Hamilton, Ontario (1881) chairman of the board of the Steel Company of Canada, Ltd. director of the Royal Bank of Canada d. 6 JUN 1938, in Hamilton, Ontario [PT 6 JUN 1938, p. 1, col. 7] bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] m. 11 JUL 1907, in London, England/ Holborn, Middlesex, England, to Margaretta Muhlenberg Morley she b. 26 JUN 1869 [LCCI], in Michigan [1880 CENSUS] resident of Hamilton, Ontario, at the time of her death d. 28 AUG 1958 [LCCI], in Arundel, Quebec, at the home of her daughter bur. Evergreen Cemetery, Painesville, Ohio [ECSR] children: 1. Jane Morley (Wilcox) Stuart a.k.a. Mrs. T. C. Stewart, of Montreal, Quebec resident of Arundel, Quebec, at the time of her mother’s death

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SOURCES INCLUDE:

Lake County Cemetery Inscriptions. copied 1926-1929, by E. H. Sherman and G. P. Rawson [LCCI]/ plus updated version by the LCGS

Cleveland Public Library Necrology File and News Index [CPLNF]

Morley Library Obituary Index, 1830-present

Public Libraries of Saginaw, Michigan, Obituary Index https:// obits.saginawlibrary.org/

Trumbull County (Ohio) Marriage Records, 1800-1865 [TCMR]

Geauga County (Ohio) Marriage Records, 1806-1852 [GCMR]

Cuyahoga County (Ohio) Marriage Records, 1810-present

Lake County (Ohio) Marriage Records, 1840-1904 [LCMR]

Painesville (Ohio) Telegraph [PT]; Evening Telegraph [ET]; and Telegraph=Republican [TR]

Morley Family Tree. compiled by George B. Morley, of Saginaw, Michigan, 1972; revised 1983

Morley Memoirs. compiled by Catherine Crapo Bullard. New Bedford, Massachusetts: Reynolds-DeWalt, 1959

Biographical History of Northeastern Ohio, Embracing the Counties of Ashtabula, Geauga and Lake. Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, 1893

History of Cleveland and Its Environs, The Heart of New Connecticut. Chicago and New York: Lewis Publishing Company, 1918

Cayuga County NYGenWeb Project www.cayugagenealogy.org

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