Reverend Henry Smith Descendants

Karlyn Leslie Shedlowski

Kinship Report for Henry (Rev.) Smith 1 Outline Descendant Report for Henry (Rev.) Smith 2 Descendant Report for Henry (Rev.) Smith 6 Index 52

ii Kinship Report for Henry (Rev.) Smith

Name: Birth Date: Relationship: Barnes, William Judd Husband of granddaughter Ensign, Mary Daughter-in-law Huxley, Sarah Wife of grandson Lawrence, John Husband of granddaughter McLathlin, Joanna Wife of grandson Rocker, William Husband of granddaughter Russell, Joanna 31 Oct 1664 Granddaughter Russell, Phillip Son-in-law Smith, Daughter Daughter Smith, Daughter Daughter Smith, Dorothy 1636 Daughter Smith, Dorothy 1667 Granddaughter Smith, Ebenezer 1668 Grandson Smith, Elizabeth 25 Aug 1648 Daughter Smith, Henry (Rev.) 1588 Self Smith, Ichabod 24 Jan 1670 Grandson Smith, James 12 Jun 1675 Grandson Smith, Joanna 25 Dec 1641 Daughter Smith, Mary 19 Jan 1673 Granddaughter Smith, Noah Bet. 25 Feb Son 1643–1644 Smith, Peregrine Bef. 1648 Son Smith, Preserved Aug 1677 Grandson Smith, Samuel Bet. 1638–1639 Son Smith, Samuel 1663 Grandson Smith, Sarah Bef. 1666 Granddaughter Unknown Son-in-law Unknown Wife Unknown Son-in-law Unknown, Dorothy Abt. 1611 Wife

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1 Outline Descendant Report for Henry (Rev.) Smith

1 Henry (Rev.) Smith b: 1588 in Near Norwich, England (see notes), d: 1648 in Wethersfield, CT ... + Unknown ...... 2 Daughter Smith ...... + Unknown m: Bef. 1648 ...... 2 Daughter Smith ...... + Unknown m: Bef. 1648 ...... 2 Peregrine Smith b: Bef. 1648, d: Unmarried ... + Dorothy Unknown b: Abt. 1611, d: 1694 in Hadley, MA, age 83 ...... 2 Dorothy Smith b: 1636 ...... 2 Samuel Smith b: Bet. 1638–1639 in Wethersfield, CT, d: 10 Sep 1703 in Hadley, MA ...... + Mary Ensign m: Abt. 1662 ...... 3 Samuel Smith b: 1663 in Wethersfield, CT, d: 01 Sep 1723 in Suffied, CT ...... + Joanna McLathlin m: 18 Nov 1685 in Hadley, CT ...... 4 Noah Smith b: 12 May 1698, d: 23 May 1749 in Suffield, CT ...... + Mary Johnson b: 01 May 1703 in Roxbury, MA, m: 05 Oct 1723 in Intentions, d: 14 Oct 1786 in Rupert, VT ...... 5 Cepheas Smith ...... + Susanna Smith b: Bet. 01 Mar 1735–1736 in Suffield, CT ...... 3 Sarah Smith b: Bef. 1666 in Hartford, CT ...... + John Lawrence m: Oct 1684 ...... 3 Dorothy Smith b: 1667 in Baptised date; Northampton, CT ...... + William Rocker m: 30 May 1687 ...... 3 Ebenezer Smith b: 1668 ...... + Sarah Huxley m: Abt. 1693 ...... 4 Sarah Smith b: 17 Sep 1694 ...... + James Barker b: Springfield, m: 1714 ...... 4 Dorothy Smith b: 21 Dec 1696 in Hartford, CT ...... 4 Ebenezer Smith b: 12 Apr 1699 in Suffied, CT, d: 15 Sep 1748 in Suffield, CT ...... 4 Nathanial Smith b: Bet. 03 Mar 1701–1702 in Suffield, CT ...... 4 Joanna Smith b: 08 Jun 1703 in Suffield, CT ...... 4 Jonathan Smith b: 01 Aug 1705 in Suffield, CT, d: Aft. 07 Nov 1775 in Woodbury, Washington or Bethlehem, CT ...... + Esther Davis b: 1720, m: Bef. Apr 1764 in Prior to April, 1764, dated in which William Slade, SR. Re'd. justmeent against Johnathan and Esther as Execs. of Wm Slade Jr.'s will, Hartford, CT, d: 26 Apr 1799 in Clarendon Flats, VT ...... + Susanna Johnson b: 09 Jun 1706 in Roxbury, MA, m: 28 Dec 1727 in Intentions published this date in Suffield, CT, d: Bef. 03 Oct 1753 in No graves found ...... 5 Martin Smith b: 15 Dec 1728 in Suffield, CT, d: 1804 in Ruppert, VT ...... 5 Charles Smith b: Bet. 05 Feb 1730–1731 in Suffield, CT, d: 1804 in Clarendon, Rutland, VT; see notes ...... + Bersheba Bartholomew m: 13 Jan 1750 in Judea Parish (First Congregational Church, Washington, CT) Rev. Daniel Brinsmade, d: Washington, VT ...... 6 Charles Smith b: Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT, d: Rhinebeck, NY ...... + Abigail Clemons ...... 6 David Smith b: 1753 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT, d: 21 Apr 1805 in Age 51, Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut ...... + Mary Bateman b: Bef. 31 Jan 1762 in see baptism; St. Michaels Epis. Ch.,Marblehead, Massachusetts, USA, m: 20 Jan 1780 in Litchfield, d: 03 Mar 1848 in Age 86, Morris, Litchfield, CT ...... 7 David (Daniel) Smith b: 26 Feb 1784 in Litchfield, CT, d: Bet. 04 Nov 1861–1868 in New York ...... + Mary Mansfield

2 ...... 8 Daniel Bateman Smith ...... + Susan Amelia Tyron ...... 7 Maria Theresa Smith b: 08 May 1786 in Litchfield, CT ...... + Oliver Calkins b: 14 Oct 1787 in Cochecton, Ulster, NY, m: Jun 1806, d: 1828 in Ontario Co., NY ...... 8 Electa Calkins b: 1808 ...... 8 Laura Calkins b: 1809 ...... 8 Hannah Calkins b: 1810 ...... 8 Samantha Calkins b: 1811 ...... 8 Sarah A. Calkins b: 1813 ...... 8 Mary O. Calkins b: 1815 ...... 8 Julia Calkins b: 1818 ...... 8 Moses Calkins b: 09 May 1820 ...... 8 Nathan Calkins b: 1822 ...... 8 David Calkins b: 14 Aug 1824 ...... 8 Eleanor Calkins b: 1825 ...... 7 Moses Smith b: 31 Mar 1788 in Litchfield, CT, d: Lenawce, MI (unproven) ...... 7 Polly (Mary) Smith b: 07 Mar 1790 in Litchfield, d: 06 Oct 1879 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA ...... + Abraham Mitchell b: 14 Aug 1786 in Cochecton, Ulster, NY, m: 17 Sep 1810, d: 23 Oct 1853 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA ...... 8 Ursula Mitchell b: 29 Nov 1811, d: 15 Jan 1815 ...... 8 Bateman Mitchell b: 01 Mar 1813, d: 15 Oct 1819 ...... 8 Olive Mitchell b: 26 Apr 1816, d: Nov 1891 ...... + Virgil Brooks ...... 8 Osborn Mitchell b: 19 Jan 1818, d: 03 Sep 1897 in Dyberry, Wayne, PA, at home of son, Monroe ...... + Emily Nelson ...... 8 Sarah Ann Mitchell b: 17 Sep 1818, d: 1876 ...... + Morgan Thompson ...... 8 Orpha Bishop Mitchell b: 19 May 1819, d: 28 Apr 1899 ...... + Warren Lackey m: Jun 1839, d: 31 Mar 1891 ...... 8 Thomas B. Mitchell b: 28 Dec 1820, d: 04 Sep 1854 ...... 8 Julia Ann Mitchell b: 24 Nov 1822 ...... + Seley Budd m: 17 Feb 1852 in Rev. John L. Mitchell ...... 8 George Ross Mitchell b: 16 Jul 1824, d: 17 Feb 1861 ...... 8 Catherine Losee Mitchell b: 17 Apr 1826, d: 14 Dec 1884 ...... + Stephen Baker ...... 8 Salmon Bishop Mitchell b: 27 Oct 1827, d: 26 Feb 1895 ...... + Mary Rhule d: 17 Sep 1893 ...... 8 Curtis Terrell Mitchell b: 08 Dec 1829 ...... + Jane Buffington ...... 8 Virgil Brooks Mitchell b: 29 Oct 1831 ...... + Analiva H. Mitchell b: 07 Nov 1835, m: 19 Jun 1858, d: 21 Jul 1915 ...... 8 Nathan Mitchell b: 29 Oct 1833, d: 27 Dec 1834 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA ...... 7 Bateman Smith b: 21 Jan 1792 in Litchfield, CT, d: 17 Feb 1869 in age 77, Judea, (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... + Julia Bishop b: Abt. 1798 in Nothing in Ricker Collection, m: 25 Nov 1816 in By Ephraim Depew, J.P., Rochester, NY, d: 25 Jan 1853 in age 55, Judea (now Wahington) Litchfield, CT ...... 8 George Augustus F. Smith b: 23 Aug 1819 in Litchfield, CT ...... 8 Mary E. Smith b: Abt. 1822 in Litchfield, CT

3 ...... 8 William Johnson b: Abt. 1835 in Litchfield, CT; possibly a grandson living in household in 1850 ...... 7 Hariette Smith b: Bet. 15 AD–18 Jul 1782 in Litchfield, CT, d: 04 Jun 1783 in Unproven death date ...... + Unknown Calkins ...... 7 David Smith b: 31 Oct 1780 in Litchfield, CT, d: 04 Jun 1783 in Litchfield, CT; before Feb. 26, 1784 birth of David II ...... 7 Ursula J. Smith b: 03 Nov 1793 in Litchfield Twp., Litchfield, CT, d: 15 Dec 1884 in 4 am, Damascus, PA, USA ...... + Isaac Mitchell b: 29 Feb 1792 in Bethel, Sullivan Co., NY, USA, m: 04 Nov 1813 in On or before, July 1814 per DC Electa Mitchell, youngest child, d: 08 Sep 1884 in home of son, BS Mitchell, Damascus, PA, USA ...... 8 Electa Mitchell b: 24 Apr 1815 in Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA, d: 01 Aug 1902 in Everline Twp., Charlecroix, MI ...... + Thomkins D. D. Hunt m: Abt. 1845 ...... 8 Violetta Mitchell b: 04 May 1817 in Damascus, PA, USA, d: 1907 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA ...... + William Gavette (Gavin) b: 1813, d: 1907 ...... 8 Mary Ann Mitchell b: 28 Dec 1818 in Cochecton, Sullivan, NY, USA, d: 1903 in Damascus, Wayne Co., PA ...... + John Young Tyler b: 07 Apr 1811 in Tyler Hill, Wayne, PA, m: 1846 in Probaby Pennsylvania, d: 10 Jun 1901 in Damascus, Wayne Co., PA ...... 8 Julia Mitchell b: 29 May 1820 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, d: 15 Jun 1820 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA ...... 8 Bateman Smith Mitchell b: 28 Jul 1821 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: 25 Dec 1896 in 6:30 am, Damascus, Wayne Co., PA ...... + Margaret Steward (Stewart) b: Abt. 1819 in New York ...... 8 Albert R Mitchell b: 04 Dec 1823 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: Bet. 05 Jan 1903–1906 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA ...... + Helen Boyd b: 12 Dec 1823, d: 05 Jan 1903 ...... 8 Oliver C Mitchell b: 05 Apr 1826 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: 10 Jan 1896 in Cimaroon, KS, USA ...... + Anna C. Smith ...... 8 Almira E. Mitchell b: 15 May 1828 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: 23 Jun 1914 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, Wayne, PA ...... + Joseph Wood b: 12 Mar 1825 in Hartford, Connecticut, m: 17 May 1850 in Beech Lake, Wayne Co, PA, d: 17 Apr 1877 in about 2:00 pm, Darbytown, PA ...... 8 Elizabeth (Betsy) Jane Mitchell b: 16 Oct 1830 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: 22 Jan 1910 in Boyds Mills, Wayne, PA, USA ...... + Thomas Y. Boyd b: 09 Jan 1823 in Damascus , Wayne, Pa, m: 07 Mar 1849, d: 07 Mar 1889 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, Wayne, PA ...... 8 David S Mitchell b: 16 Jul 1832 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: 20 Aug 1908 in Scranton, Lackawanna, PA, USA ...... + Mary A. Hadsell b: 13 Sep 1836 in Pittston, Luzerne, PA, m: 19 Oct 1855 in Kingston, PA, d: 09 Aug 1926 in Daughter's home (Anna Mitchell), Honesdale, PA ...... 8 Nathan T Mitchell b: 09 Mar 1837 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA, d: 21 May 1903 in Damascus, PA, USA ...... + Elizabeth Washburn b: 14 Aug 1847, d: 17 Jul 1896 in 8 am, Hallstead, PA ...... 7 Miriam (Marian) Smith b: 14 Nov 1795 in Litchfield, CT, d: 18 Jan 1798 in Litchfield, CT ...... 7 Olive Sarah Smith b: 03 Nov 1797 in Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT, d: 04 Sep 1894 in age 97 Judea (now Washington, Litchfield, CT, USA ...... + Daniel Throop b: Abt. 1796, m: 01 Jan 1818 in by Rev. Lyman Beecher - Litchfield VR, d: 31 Mar 1878 in Age 82, Morris, Litchfield, CT ...... 8 Monroe Throop b: 22 Jul 1818 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT

4 ...... 8 Altha Throop b: 21 Aug 1820 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... 8 Daughter Throop b: Jun 1822 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT, d: 22 Dec 1822 in age 5 months, Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... 7 Dotha Smith b: 12 Feb 1800 in Litchfield, CT ...... + Unknown Taylor ...... 7 Charles Smith b: 12 Mar 1804 in Litchfield, CT, d: 01 Oct 1887 in age 74, Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT ...... + Susan Gunn b: Abt. 1827 in Nothing in Ricker Collection, m: 23 Feb 1844 in Litchfield, Litchfield, CT, by Charles S. Webb JP, d: 17 Oct 1845 in age 18, Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT ...... 7 Miriam (Marian) Smith b: 19 Feb 1809 in Litchfield, CT, d: May have died young ...... 6 Daniel Smith b: Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... 6 Reuben Smith b: Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... 6 Charlotte Smith b: Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... 6 Moses Smith b: Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT, d: Died at age 21 ...... 6 Aaron Smith b: Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT ...... 5 Abia Smith b: 01 Dec 1733 in Suffield, CT, d: 16 Nov 1809 in Hanover, Grafton, NH ...... + Thomas Durkee m: 05 Mar 1755 in Washington, CT ...... 5 Susanna Smith b: Bet. 01 Mar 1735–1736 in Suffield, CT ...... + Ebenezer Clark ...... + Cepheas Smith ...... 5 Elihu Smith b: 10 Jul 1738 in Suffield, CT, d: 09 Feb 1830 in Sheldon, VT ...... + Onor Slade d: Sheldon, VT ...... 5 Jonathan Smith b: 04 Mar 1741 in Suffield, CT, d: 02 Sep 1802 in Lanesboro, Berkshire, MA ...... 5 Elisha Smith b: 11 Aug 1743 in Suffield, CT ...... + Ann Hurd b: 05 Mar 1731 in Woodbury, Litchfield, CT, m: 03 Oct 1753 in Judea (now Washington), CT ...... 5 Elisha Smith b: 29 Jun 1754 ...... 5 Eunice Smith b: 08 Jan 1758 ...... 4 Dorcas Smith b: 19 Nov 1707 in Suffield, CT ...... 4 Mary Smith b: 26 Mar 1710 in Suffield, CT, d: 26 Aug 1711 in Suffield, CT ...... 4 Mary Smith b: 24 Jul 1713 in Suffield, CT, d: 10 Apr 1716 in Suffield, CT ...... 3 Ichabod Smith b: 24 Jan 1670 in Northampton, CT ...... 3 Mary Smith b: 19 Jan 1673 in Northampton, CT ...... + William Judd Barnes m: 20 Aug 1696 ...... 3 James Smith b: 12 Jun 1675 in Northampton, CT ...... 3 Preserved Smith b: Aug 1677 in Northampton, CT ...... 2 Joanna Smith b: 25 Dec 1641 in Wethersfield, CT, d: 28 Dec 1664 ...... + Phillip Russell b: Hadley, MA, m: 04 Feb 1664 ...... 3 Joanna Russell b: 31 Oct 1664, d: 29 Dec 1664 ...... 2 Noah Smith b: Bet. 25 Feb 1643–1644 in Wethersfield, CT, d: May have died before his father ...... 2 Elizabeth Smith b: 25 Aug 1648 in Wethersfield, CT

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5 Descendants of Henry (Rev.) Smith

Generation 1

1. HENRY (REV.)1 SMITH was born in 1588 in Near Norwich, England (see notes)1. He died in 1648 in Wethersfield, CT1. He married (1) UNKNOWN. He married (2) DOROTHY UNKNOWN. She was born about 16111. She died in 1694 in Hadley, MA, age 831.

Notes for Henry (Rev.) Smith: PER EMAIL KRISTINA TURNER TO KARLYN SHEDLOWSKI, SEPT 23, 2011: ...we were in Cambridge ENG Sep 2007 ''Alumni Cantabrigienes, Biographical list of students & graduates of the University of Cambridge [ENG] from Earliest times - to 1900'' by- Venn, John & J.A. (1927) Part 1 'Earliest times to 1751' Vol IV S-Z p.99 SMITH, Henry ''Matriculated sizar* from Magdelene [college] Easter 1618. BA.1621-22, MA.1625. Ordained Deacon June 1623 [at Peterborough Cathedral]. Probably identical to the man of this name who emigrated to New England Colonies to escape the persecution of Archbishop Laud in 1636 -1637. Henry Smith settled first in Watertowne, near Boston [MA], then removed to Wethersfield [CT] where he was Pastor. He died there in 1648. Described by his son Samuel as 'an ordained Minister, educated at Cambridge in England'. - some information provided by J.G. Bartlett of Boston MA.'' * 3 ranks in which students at Cambridge were matriculated [admitted] to University 1. Fellow-Commoner 2. Pensioner 3. Sizar 'lowest rank, usually performed menial services' (..similar to kids working on campus today to help pay their costs) ** I assume Mr Barlett's contributions were made when Venn's book was complied in 1927 ~ it would be interesting to learn who J.Gardner Bartlett was (a Rev H descendant?) Because Henry entered Cambridge in 1618; I feel he was born c.1600 - not later, and possibly even 2-3 years earlier... --Kristina ______Resources: Henry R. Stiles (1904), Helen Everston Smith (1900) and Jane Tullia Smith Brady (1937) Per Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Wethersfield, page 628: Rev Henry Smith was born in 1588 near Norwich, England, of whose coming to New England, personality, ministerial career, etc., the reader will find all this is at present known in Vol. I of this history (pages 150-156, and 320) is supposed, married. the tenor of his will to have been married twice. Of his first wife nothing is known, no even her name; and of his second wife, her Christain name only is known. It was Dorothy. After his death in 1648, she became in 1649, the second wife of John Russell, the father of Rev. John Russell, who succeeded Mrs. Smith in the pastorate of Wethersfield, and who ten years later, became the first minister of Hadley, MA. Mr. Russell died may 8, at Hadley, MA, in 1680, at age 83. Mrs. Dorothy Smith Russell died at Hadley, 1694. As to Mr. Smith's land holdings in Wethersfield, see Chapter VII, Vol 1. One record which has come to us, says (on no known authority) that Mr. Smith was born at Blaby, Leicestershire, England. If so, we was a fellow townsman of Mr. Leonard Chester, and possibly his record, or pastor. Unpublished Hinman MSS., in Library of MA Hist. Society gives "near Norwich" as the place of his birth. Another account of Rev. Henry Smith is that he was from Blaby, Co., Leicester, England and that he was son of Erastus or Erasmus Smith born at Withcock in that county, residing at Sowerby, and Husband Boswith, who Married (1) (1) a Miss Bydd, and married (2) about 1576, Margaret Cecil, daughter of William Cecil. Lord Burleigh, Queen Elizabeth's prime minister, and widow of Roger Case, Cave or Carr. This Erasmus was the son of John Smith of Withcock, born about 1495, and died before 1525. John himself as son of William Herez or Herrice (modern Harris), of Withcock, in the time of Henry VIII, and changed the name from Herrice to Smith. An apparently weak point in this pedigree is the long period of (153 years, ie, from birth of John, 1495, to the death of his grand son, Rev. Henry, 1648). to be covered by only two lives, those of Erasmus and Henry, unless the names, Erastus and Erasmus, represent two men. Perhaps the true English lineage of the Rev. Henry Smith may never be certainly known until a thorough examination is made of the registers of the various colleges comprising the University of Cambridge, at which, according to the letter of his son, Samuel (see page 153, Vol. 1), he was educated. Such a record would be almost certain to give the name and residence of his father and his own age at the time of his matriculation. Burke (Landed Gentry , P. 14569) speaking of the Smiths of Shortgrove lineage, says: "This family claims descent from the ancient and distinguished house of Smith (formerly Herriz), of Withcock, Co., Leicester, a younger branch of which (?) Smith, of Edmonthorpe, Vo., Leicester, created baronet 1661, is now represented in the female line by the Earls of Derby. (See Heraldic Visitation, Co. Leicester, Morland's History of Leicester, and further says: "From Henry Smith, the notorious regicide, the last of the family who possessed Withcock is

6 Generation 1 (con't) says: "From Henry Smith, the notorious regicide, the last of the family who possessed Withcock is said to have descended." Mr. Smith is said to have a son born on the ocean, whom he named Preserved. We have seen no evidence to substantiate this. His son Samuel had a son by that name. Reference to Mr. Smith in WTVI, page 27, his Widows tax abated Jan. 1649, page 36, widow of, referred to (p. 37) DNA STUDIES OF REV. HENRY SMITH: GROUP 7 R1b1a2 = 7 men Sep 2011 5 men have direct Smith pedigrees from Rev. Henry 2 men do not yet know their link to Rev. Henry 1Rev. HENRY SMITH (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) m. poss. 2x including Dorothy____ = One surviving Son -2SAMUEL Smith (1638 CT-1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign = 5 Sons TAB 1 --3Samuel (1663 - 1723) m. Joanna McCathlin = 3 Sons ---4Samuel (1690 -____ ---4Noah (1698 -1742) m. Mary Johnson = 6 Sons > 93171 ---4Ebenezer (1702-____) m. Mary Nelson = 2 Sons TAB 2 --3Ebenezer (1668 - 1728) m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow = 3 Sons ---4Ebenezer (1699-1748) m. Christina Owen = 8 Sons ---4Nathaniel (1702-1766/76) m. Mercy Smith = 3 Sons ---4Jonathan (1705-1776)m.Susanna Johnson & Ann Hurd = 6 Sons >92084,116546 (Dale Smith back to David Smith, son of David Smith and Mary Bateman. OUR LINK TAB 3 --3Ichabod (1669 - 1744) m. Mary Huxley = 4 Sons ---4Samuel (1700-1767) m. Jerusha Mather = 4 Sons ---4Ichabod (1708-1749) m. Elizabeth Stedman = 4 Sons >105521 ---4James (1711-1784) m. Mary Winchell = 5 Sons ---4Joseph (1717-1751) m. Mary Remington = at least 1 Son TAB 4 --3James (1675 MA - c1722 CT) m. Elizabeth Smith = 5 Sons ---4James (1700 -___ ---4Noah (1702 -____) m. Experience Smith = NO Sons ---4Samuel (1704 -____) m. Margaret Lee = 4 Sons > 49805 ---4Chileab (1706 -1734 MA) m. Mary Denny Bailey = 1 known Son ---4Ebenezer (1710-1793)m.Rhoda Nobel &Sarah Shaylor Hawley = 1 Son TAB 5 (NO known yDNA yet) --3Preserved (1677 - 1713) m. Mary Smith = 7 Sons ---4Ebenezer (1700-pre 1702) infant ---4Preserved (1700 -1727) m. Sarah Smith = '2 children' ? ---4Ebenezer (1702 -1729) m. Hannah Boltwood = 1 Son ---4Samuel (1705 -1799?) m. Sarah Morton = ____? ---4Chileab (1708-1800) m.Sarah Moody & Rebecca Butler = 5 Sons ---4James (1710 -post 1799) m. Sarah Smith = NO Sons ---4Moses (1712-1726) age 14 PEDIGREES OF DNA PARTICIPANTS; Smith GROUP 7 R1b1a2 Sept 2011 = 7 men 49805 37 markers TAB 4 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign --James Smith (1675 MA- c1722 MA) m. Elizabeth Smith ---Samuel Smith (1704 MA - ____) m. Margaret Lee ----Stephen Smith (1749 NY - 1794 NH) m. Dorcas Way -----Stephen Smith (1787 NH -1851 NH) m. Polly___ & Sarah Hadley ------Stephen Ira Smith (1807 VT - 1896 MA) m. Hannah Dexter ------Ira Howland Smith (1833 VT - 1926 MA) m. Delia Beatrice Gibbs ------Carl Hamilton Smith (1878 MA - 1912 MA) m. Ester Currier ------Howard Hamilton Smith (1901 MA-1974 MA) m.GertrudeBelinda Stephens ------Carl Hamilton Smith (1938 MA - lives in ME ...... 49805 A99997 25 markers (link to Rev. Henry not yet known) Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign --______---______----Elijah Smith (c1757 MA? - post 1810 MA/OH) m. ______-----Seth T.W. Smith (1789 MA - post 1870 IN) m. Clarinda Hickok ------Joy Q. Smith (c1833 OH - 1873 MI) m. Ann Emily Knight ------Benjamin Elmer Smith (1863 OH - 1926 MI) m. Sarah Elizabeth Dodge ------Joy Hezekiah Smith (1900 MI - 1992 CA) m. Frances Priscilla Smithson ------Robert Joy Smith (1928 MI - 1975 CA) m.______------____Smith (1966 CA - ...... A99997 [sister, Jennifer Smith, Boston MA] 92084 25 markers TAB 2 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign --Ebenezer Smith (1668- 1728 CT) m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow ---Jonathan Smith (1705 CT - 1776 CT) m. Susannah Johnson ----Jonathan Smith (1740 CT - 1802 MA ) m. Esther Bristol -----David Smith,Deacon (1766__- 1860__) m. Sarah Pettibone ------Jonathan Smith (1789 MA - 1875 VT) m. Sarah Southworth ------David Warren Smith (1827 VT - 1912 VT) m. Amanda Sleeper ------Bradford Jonathan Smith (1861 VT - 1916 VT) m. Lucy Swenor ------Azena Tyson Smith (1914__ - 1991 MA) m. Sadie Lis ------Ronald Azena Smith (1937 MA- .... 92084 [sister,Liz (Smith)Celli, Lenox MA] 93171 25 markers TAB 1 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign --Samuel Smith (1663 - 1723) m. Joanna McCathlin ---Noah Smith (1698__ - 1742__) m. Mary Johnson ----Seth Smith (1734 MA - 1829 NY) m. Rebecca Sheldon -----Dudley Smith Sr. (1769 CT - 1842 NY) m. Sally Howe ------Dudley Smith Jr. (1804 NY - post 1870) m. Nancy Carpenter ------Chauncey Smith (1838 NY - post 1910 NY) m(2) Ella Lampher ------Herman Vernon Smith (1884 NY -post 1930 NY) m.Cecelia Nochomson ------Keith Quentin Smith (1932 NY - lives in NM ...... 93171 ------Bryan Alan Smith (1956 NY -___ 105521 25 markers TAB 3 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600

7 Generation 1 (con't) ------Bryan Alan Smith (1956 NY -___ 105521 25 markers TAB 3 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703) m. Mary Ensign --Ichabod Smith (1669 -1744) m. Mary Huxley ---Ichabod Smith (1708 -1749) m. Elizabeth Stedman ----Ichabod Smith (1738 - 1821 CT) m. Susanna Pomeroy -----Ichabod Smith (1779 CT -1825 CT) m. Elizabeth Hathaway ------William Henry Smith (1814 CT- 1891 AL) m. Julia Pauline Hannon ------Paul Wright Smith (1862 AL- 1903 AL) m. Eugenia Bragg ------Luther Hill Smith (1903 AL - 1952 AL) m(2) Anne Mary Houghton ------Harry 'Houghton' Smith (1941 AL - living ...... 105521 ------Davis Houghton Smith (1974 AL - 116546 37 markers TAB 2 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703) m. Mary Ensign --Ebenezer Smith (1668 -1728) m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow ---Jonathan Smith (1705 -1776) m. Susannah Johnson ----Charles Smith (1731-1804 VT) m. Bersheba Bartholomew -----David Smith (1754 CT -1805 CT) m. Mary Bateman ------Daniel Smith (1784 CT -1868? NY) m. Mary/Polly Mansfield ------Daniel Bateman Smith (1812 NY- 1905 NY) m. Susan Tyron ------Hulbert Bateman Smith (1855 NY-1911 NY) m.Sarah Elizabeth LaFleur ------Frank Daniel Smith (1888 NY - 1969) m. Helen Brown ------Robert Brown Smith (1924 NY - ____) m. Vera Ann Frego ------Dale Arthur Smith (1947 NY - _____ ...... 116546 N54782 37 markers (link to Rev. Henry not yet known) Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703) m. Mary Ensign --______---______----Daniel B. Smith (1768 - 1825 VT) m. Thankfull Willard -----______------______... etc, to Gordon Smith (____ ...... N 54782 ======GROUP 7 - contact person & researcher Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign --Ebenezer Smith (1668- 1728 CT) m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow -TAB 2 ---Jonathan Smith (1705 CT - 1776 CT) m. Susannah Johnson ----Elihu Smith (1738 CT - 1830 VT) m. Onar Slade -----Eunice Smith (1779 VT - 1851 MI) m. John Stark Gallup ------Oliver Denison Smith Gallup (1806 VT-1857 MI) m. Mary F. House ------Edwin C. Gallup (1841 MI - ____) m. Emmagene Martin ------Kate Iona Gallup (1874 IA - 1926 NE) m. William David Powell ------Clara Marie Powell (1900 NE - 1954 IA) m. George Linus Easton ------Betty Ruth Easton (1924 NE - 2010 IA) m. Glen Leroy Petersen ------Roger Dean Petersen (1948 IA - lives in IA Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703 MA) m. Mary Ensign --Ebenezer Smith m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow - TAB 2 ---Jonathan Smith m. Susanna Johnson ----Charles Smith m. Bersheba Bartholomew -----David Smith m. Mary Bateman ------Ursula Smith m. Isaac Mitchell (Bible record) ------Armira Mitchell m. Joseph Wood ------Delia Wood m. Warren Lassley (now Leslie) ------Ralph Leslie m. Victoria Miszler ------Vernon Leslie m. Edith Evans ------Karlyn Leslie m. _____ Shedlowski ...potential yDNA Scott Blodgett [email protected] has 3 SMITH Uncles (April 2008) Rev Henry Smith (1588-1658) Descendants Rev. Henry Smith, immigrant ancestor, was born in England, in 1588, near Norfolk. He came to America in 1636, and settled in Wethersfield, Connecticut, in 1638. He is thought to have married twice, but the name of his first wife is not known. The name of his second wife was Dorothy, sister of Rev. John Cotton, of Boston. He died in 1658, and she married (second) John Russell, father of Rev. John Russell, who succeeded Mr. Smith in the pastorate at Wethersfield, and who, ten years later, became the first minister at Hadley, and died May 8, 1690, aged eighty-three. Mrs. Dorothy (Smith) Russell died at Hadley in 1694. Children of Rev. Henry Smith: Peregrine, died unmarried; daughter, married and had children; daughter, married and had children; Dorothy, born 1636; Samuel in Wethersfield, 1638, mentioned below; Joanna, Wethersfield, December 25, 1641; Noah, Wethersfield, February 25, 1643-44; Elizabeth, Wethersfield, August 25, 1648. (II) Samuel, son of Rev. Henry Smith, was born in Wethersfield, in 1638-39. He lived at Northampton, Massachusetts, from 1666 until about 1680. He removed then to Hadley, to take care of his mother. The following, taken from his letter in 1698-99, refers to his stepfather, John Russell: "But he was sometimes a little short of ye Charity which thinketh no Evil, at ye least I was wont to think so when his Hand was too heavy on my Shoulders & I remembered ye sweetnesse & ye Charity of my firste Father, but on ye whole said he was a Goode Man & did well by my Mother & her children & no doubt we did often try his wit & temper." Samuel Smith died at Hadley, September 10, 1703, aged sixty-five. He married Mary, daughter of James Ensign, the immigrant who was one of the first settlers of Hartford. Children: Samuel, deacon; Sarah, born before her father's removal to Northampton; Dorothy, baptized 1667, at Northampton; Ebenezer baptized at Northampton, 1668; Ichabod, born at Northampton, January

8 Generation 1 (con't) 24, 1670, mentioned below; Mary, Northampton, January 19, 1673; James, Northampton, June 12, 1675; Preserved, Northampton, August, 1677. (III) Deacon Ichabod, son of Samuel Smith, was born at Northampton, January 24, 1670. He lived in Hadley until about 1699, and after that in Suffield. He married, about 1692, Mary, daughter of Thomas Huxley, of Suffield. Children born at Hadley: Child born February 1, died February 13, 1693-94; Mary, born May 20, 1696. Children born in Suffield: Hannah, January 21, 1698; Samuel, November 5, 1700, mentioned below; Ichabod, January 1, 1708; James, March 15, 1710-11; Joseph, January 1, 1717. (IV) Samuel (2), son of Deacon Ichabod Smith, was born November 5, 1700, in Suffield, died there August 25, 1767. He married Jerusha, daughter of Atherton Mather, of Suffield, November 8, 1725. She was born in Windsor, July 18, 1700, and died at the home of her son, Rev. Cotton Mather Smith, in Sharon, Connecticut, aged ninety. Children: Elizabeth, born November 10, 1726; Dan, October 25, 1728; Cotton Mather, October 15, 1730, mentioned below; Simeon (Rev.), August 6, 1733; Paul, September 15, 1736; Jerusha, died young. (V) Rev. Cotton Mather, son of Samuel (2) Smith, was born October 15, 1730, in Sheffield, Connecticut, died in Sharon, 1806. He graduated from Yale College in 1751, and studied divinity with Rev. Mr. Woodbridge, at Hatfield or Hadley. He was ordained and settled at Sharon, August 28, 1755. He married, about 1757, Temperance, widow of Dr. William Gale, of Goshen, New York, and daughter of Rev. William Worthington, of Saybrook. She was born April 8, 1732, died June. 1800. Rev. Cotton Mather Smith preached his half-century sermon in Sharon in 1805, and died there November 27 or 30, 1806. For some months he was chaplain in the revolutionary army. He was a missionary to the feeble churches in Vermont. He organized the Vergennes Congregational Church. September 17, 1793. Children: Elizabeth, born June 29, 1759; Juliana, February 12, 1761; Thomas Mather, January 21, 1763; Governor John Cotton, February 12, 1765, mentioned below; Lucretia, January 20, 1767, died 1773; Mary, February 16, 1769. (VI) Governor John Cotton, son of Rev. Cotton Mather Smith, was born in Sharon, February 12, 1765, died March, 1845. He graduated from Yale College in 1783. He became lieutenant-governor of Connecticut in 1811, governor in 1813-17. He was a member of the United States congress, 1800-06, and was elected for a fourth term, but resigned. Was subsequently appointed to a judgeship in the supreme court of his state. He was president of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and of the American Bible Society. He married, October, 1786, Margaret, born in Amenia in 1766, died 1857, daughter of Jacob Evertson, of Pleasant Valley, New York. Mr. Evertson was descended from a long line of famous Dutch admirals of that name, as also from Admiral DeRuyter. He was a member of the New York provincial congress of 1774-75. John Cotton Smith was the last governor of Connecticut under the charter of Charles the Second. (VII) William Mather, only child of Governor John Cotton Smith, was born in Sharon, August 26, 1787, died March, 1864. He graduated from Yale College in the class of 1805. He was educated for the law, but devoted his life to good works and was greatly beloved. He conducted a farm and had extensive real estate interests in Sharon, where he lived, and in the state of Vermont. He established one of the first Sunday schools in the United States and conducted it for fifty years. He was a noted lay preacher, and in the absence of the minister occupied the pulpit in the Sharon church. He officiated at many funerals. For more than thirty years he held services regularly in outlying districts. He was a faithful member of the church of which his grandfather was pastor, joining at the early age of twelve years. He entered college the same year. He married, 1809, Helen, born in Columbia county, in 1786, died May, 1867, daughter of Gilbert R. Livingston, of Red Hook, New York. Children: John Cotton, born March 21, 1810, graduate of Yale College in 1830, died unmarried in 1879; Robert Worthington, mentioned below; Gilbert Livingston, born May, 1813, graduate of Princeton College in 1833, died December, 1835. (VIII) Robert Worthington, son of William Mather Smith, was born in Sharon, Connecticut, May 28, 1811, died there September 10, 1877. He was educated in the public and private schools and in Williams College, and studied medicine under Dr. Willard Parker, of New York City, but followed farming most of his life in his native town. He received the degree of M.D. from the Pittsfield Medical College. He married, in December, 1834, Gertrude L'Estrange, born at Carmel, New York, September, 1811, died in Sharon, November 23, 1894, daughter of Daniel and Gertrude (L'Estrange) Bolden. Her mother was of Huguenot ancestry. Children, born at Sharon: 1. Gilbert Livingston, mentioned below. 2. Helen Evertson, August 22, 1839, lives with her brother in Sharon, member of the Daughters of the American Revolution; has written for all the leading magazines under her own name and various noms de plume; author of "Colonial Days and Ways," published by the Century Company in 1900. 3. William Mather, born September 30, 1843, died September 3,

9 Generation 1 (con't) by the Century Company in 1900. 3. William Mather, born September 30, 1843, died September 3, 1848, aged five years. 4. Gertrude Bolden, October 20, 1850, married, April 20, 1881, Robert Clinton Geer, of Norfolk, Connecticut; lives in New York City; children: Gertrude L'Estrange Geer; another child who died young. (IX) Gilbert Livingston, son of Robert Worthington Smith, was born in Carmel, New York, December 29, 1835. He was educated in the public schools of Sharon and has always lived in his native town. He has large real estate interests and conducts a large farm. He spends his winters in New York City, where he owns the residence built by Dr. Simeon Smith, brother of Rev. Cotton Mather Smith, mentioned above. The house is built of stone quarried in Sharon, under the supervision of an Italian mason-architect. He is a member of the New York branch of the Sons of the Revolution. His politics have always been those of the Republican party. He represented the town in the general assembly in 1878-79, and served on the board of arbitration and as chairman of the committee on roads and bridges. He is unmarried. Source: Cutter, William Richard. Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation. New York, NY, USA: Lewis Publishing Company, 1911. Henry (Rev.) Smith and Unknown had the following children:

i. DAUGHTER2 SMITH1. She married Unknown before 16481.

ii. DAUGHTER SMITH1. She married Unknown before 16481.

iii. PEREGRINE SMITH was born before 16481. He died in Unmarried1. Henry (Rev.) Smith and Dorothy Unknown had the following children:

iv. DOROTHY SMITH was born in 16361.

2. v. SAMUEL SMITH was born between 1638-1639 in Wethersfield, CT2. He died on 10 Sep 1703 in Hadley, MA2. He married Mary Ensign, daughter of James Ensign, about 16622. 3. vi. JOANNA SMITH was born on 25 Dec 1641 in Wethersfield, CT2. She died on 28 Dec 16642. She married Phillip Russell, son of John Russell and Unknown, on 04 Feb 16643. He was born in Hadley, MA2. vii. NOAH SMITH was born between 25 Feb 1643-1644 in Wethersfield, CT2. He died in May have died before his father2. viii. ELIZABETH SMITH was born on 25 Aug 1648 in Wethersfield, CT2.

Generation 2

2. SAMUEL2 SMITH (Henry (Rev.)1) was born between 1638-1639 in Wethersfield, CT2. He died on 10 Sep 1703 in Hadley, MA2. He married Mary Ensign, daughter of James Ensign, about 16622.

Notes for Samuel Smith: Born 1638-1639 in Hartford; settled at Northampton, MA, from 1666 until about 1680; then (his step father Russell being dead) removed to Hadley, MA, to take care of his aged mother. He was the writer of the old of 1698-99, referred to on page 153, Vol. I, of this history, and inb which he thus refers to his step-father Russell, "but he was sometimes a little short of ye Charity which thinketh no Evil, at ye least I was wont to think so when hhis Hand was too heavy on my Shoulders and I remembered ye sweetnesse and ye Charity of my firste Father, but on ye whole said he was a Good Man and did well by my Mother and her children, and no doubt we did often try his wit and temper." Samuel Smith and Mary Ensign had the following children:

4. i. SAMUEL3 SMITH4 was born in 1663 in Wethersfield, CT5. He died on 01 Sep 1723 in Suffied, CT6. He married Joanna McLathlin on 18 Nov 1685 in Hadley, CT6. ii. SARAH SMITH was born before 1666 in Hartford, CT2. She married John Lawrence in Oct 16842.

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iii. DOROTHY SMITH was born in 1667 in Baptised date; Northampton, CT2. She married William Rocker on 30 May 16872.

5. iv. EBENEZER SMITH7 was born in 16687. He married Sarah Huxley, daughter of Thomas Huxley, about 1693. v. ICHABOD SMITH was born on 24 Jan 1670 in Northampton, CT2.

vi. MARY SMITH was born on 19 Jan 1673 in Northampton, CT2. She married William Judd Barnes on 20 Aug 16962.

vii. JAMES SMITH was born on 12 Jun 1675 in Northampton, CT2.

viii. PRESERVED SMITH was born in Aug 1677 in Northampton, CT2.

3. JOANNA2 SMITH (Henry (Rev.)1) was born on 25 Dec 1641 in Wethersfield, CT2. She died on 28 Dec 16642. She married Phillip Russell, son of John Russell and Unknown, on 04 Feb 16643. He was born in Hadley, MA2. Phillip Russell and Joanna Smith had the following child:

i. JOANNA3 RUSSELL was born on 31 Oct 16642. She died on 29 Dec 16642.

Generation 3

4. SAMUEL3 SMITH (Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)4 was born in 1663 in Wethersfield, CT5. He died on 01 Sep 1723 in Suffied, CT6. He married Joanna McLathlin on 18 Nov 1685 in Hadley, CT6. Samuel Smith and Joanna McLathlin had the following child:

6. i. NOAH4 SMITH was born on 12 May 1698. He died on 23 May 1749 in Suffield, CT4. He married Mary Johnson, daughter of John Johnson and Mary Ramsay, on 05 Oct 1723 in Intentions. She was born on 01 May 1703 in Roxbury, MA4. She died on 14 Oct 1786 in Rupert, VT4. 5. EBENEZER3 SMITH (Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)7 was born in 16687. He married Sarah Huxley, daughter of Thomas Huxley, about 1693. Ebenezer Smith and Sarah Huxley had the following children:

i. SARAH4 SMITH was born on 17 Sep 16942. She married James Barker in 17142. He was born in Springfield2.

ii. DOROTHY SMITH was born on 21 Dec 1696 in Hartford, CT2.

iii. EBENEZER SMITH was born on 12 Apr 1699 in Suffied, CT8. He died on 15 Sep 1748 in Suffield, CT8.

Notes for Ebenezer Smith: Old Center Cem, Suffield per Ricker Collection CD, page 11640 and Suffield Vital Records iv. NATHANIAL SMITH was born between 03 Mar 1701-1702 in Suffield, CT9.

v. JOANNA SMITH was born on 08 Jun 1703 in Suffield, CT2.

7. vi. JONATHAN SMITH10 was born on 01 Aug 1705 in Suffield, CT7. He died after 07 Nov 1775 in Woodbury, Washington or Bethlehem, CT11. He married (1) ESTHER DAVIS before Apr 1764 in Prior to April, 1764, dated in which William Slade, SR. Re'd. justmeent against Johnathan and Esther as Execs. of Wm Slade Jr.'s will, Hartford, CT12. She was born in 172013. She died on 26 Apr 1799 in Clarendon Flats, VT12. He married (2) SUSANNA JOHNSON, daughter of John Johnson and Mary Ramsay, on 28 Dec 1727 in Intentions published this date in Suffield, CT14. She was born on

11 Generation 3 (con't) on 28 Dec 1727 in Intentions published this date in Suffield, CT14. She was born on 09 Jun 1706 in Roxbury, MA15. She died before 03 Oct 1753 in No graves found16. He married (3) ANN HURD, daughter of Zadoc Hurd and Esther Curtis, on 03 Oct 1753 in Judea (now Washington), CT16. She was born on 05 Mar 1731 in Woodbury, Litchfield, CT13. vii. DORCAS SMITH was born on 19 Nov 1707 in Suffield, CT17.

viii. MARY SMITH was born on 26 Mar 1710 in Suffield, CT18. She died on 26 Aug 1711 in Suffield, CT19. ix. MARY SMITH was born on 24 Jul 1713 in Suffield, CT20. She died on 10 Apr 1716 in Suffield, CT18. Generation 4

6. NOAH4 SMITH (Samuel3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1) was born on 12 May 1698. He died on 23 May 1749 in Suffield, CT4. He married Mary Johnson, daughter of John Johnson and Mary Ramsay, on 05 Oct 1723 in Intentions. She was born on 01 May 1703 in Roxbury, MA4. She died on 14 Oct 1786 in Rupert, VT4.

Notes for Noah Smith: NOTE ABOUT JONATHAN SMITH'S THIRD WIFE: Per email, Aug 9, 2011, Roger Petersen to Karlyn Shedlowski: Jonathan's third wife, Mrs. Esther Davis Slad was a first cousin through the Johnson family of Susannah. (This Ester was the mother of (H)Onor Slade, wife of Jonathan's son, Elihu, my ancestor couple. In addition, Susannah Jonson's sister, Mary, married Noah Smith, who was Jonathan's first cousin. Mary and Noah's marriage intentions were recorded Oct 5, 1786, so they very well could have been the introduction for Jonathan and Susannah. Noah Smith and Mary Johnson had the following child:

i. CEPHEAS5 SMITH21. He married (1) SUSANNA SMITH. She was born between 01 Mar 1735-1736 in Suffield, CT11, 22.

Notes for Susanna Smith: Records of the Congregation Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society) Baptism: Mary 14, 1735/1736 7. JONATHAN4 SMITH (Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)10 was born on 01 Aug 1705 in Suffield, CT7. He died after 07 Nov 1775 in Woodbury, Washington or Bethlehem, CT11. He married (1) ESTHER DAVIS before Apr 1764 in Prior to April, 1764, dated in which William Slade, SR. Re'd. justmeent against Johnathan and Esther as Execs. of Wm Slade Jr.'s will, Hartford, CT12. She was born in 172013. She died on 26 Apr 1799 in Clarendon Flats, VT12. He married (2) SUSANNA JOHNSON, daughter of John Johnson and Mary Ramsay, on 28 Dec 1727 in Intentions published this date in Suffield, CT14. She was born on 09 Jun 1706 in Roxbury, MA15. She died before 03 Oct 1753 in No graves found16. He married (3) ANN HURD, daughter of Zadoc Hurd and Esther Curtis, on 03 Oct 1753 in Judea (now Washington), CT16. She was born on 05 Mar 1731 in Woodbury, Litchfield, CT13.

Notes for Jonathan Smith: In reference to the discussions below, please refer to the source notes for the cited individuals. ANALYSIS OF TWO SUSANNA JOHNSONS TO DETERMINE THE CORRECT WIFE OF JONATHAN SMITH PROVING THAT JONATHAN SMITH, SUFFIELD, CT., AND SUSANNA JOHNSON, ROXBURY, MA, ARE THE CORRECT PARENTS OF SON CHARLES SMITH (BORN 1730): Genealogy of Captain John Johnson and Mary Heath (see this line in Family Tree Maker): John Johnson #1 (immigrant ancestor) had among his family, sons Isaac and Humphrey. Isaac had Nathanial who had Smith Johnson born in Roxbury, MA on 23 Jan 1672. He moved to Woodstock See Hanford Co. Probate, Dec. 10, 1728, "Smith Johnson and Wife Sarah left part of an estate, " and Woodstock, Conn. Families," by Bowen, Vol. VII, pp 150-152. I found this by searching for "Smith Johnson and Sarah" on the internet. Smith Johnson married Sarah Miller, dau. of Thomas Miller and Sarah Nettleton. She was born in Middletown CT on 7, Jan 1679 and died Woodstock, CT 21 Jun 1766. Among their children was Susanna Johnson, born 1708, died 1794. Woodbury. Per the Barbour Collection and the Johnson Lineage, Susanna married Samuel

12 Generation 4 (con't) 1794. Woodbury. Per the Barbour Collection and the Johnson Lineage, Susanna married Samuel Bugbee, May 16, 1767, by John Chandler, JP, Woodstock. Therefore we have accounted for Susanna Johnson, born 1708 who lived in the Woodbury/Washington area. The second Susanna Johnson (John, Humphrey, John) was born in Roxbury on Jun 9 1706. Her parents were John Johnson and Mary Ramsay. John Johnson was a son of Humphrey Johnson, brother to Isaac (see paragrah #1 above). Humphrey was a son of the immigrant ancestor, John This Susanna married Jonathan Smith, son of Ebenezer Smith and Sarah Huxley. Therefore, since we know the descent and the husband (Samuel Bugby) of Susanna Johnson born 1708, near Washington , and the same for Susanna Johnson for 1706, in Roxbury. We can conclude that the only possible choice for the mother of Charles Smith born 1730, and grandmother of David Smith, born 1753, is Susanna Johnson, daughter of John Johnson, and Mary Ramsay of Roxbury., who married Jonathan SMITH. Please review the Johnson lineage on-line,at kinnexions.com/kinnexions/johnson. JONATHAN SMITH AND SUSANNA JOHNSON FIRST LIVED IN SUFFIELD, CT. BELOW ARE THE FAMILY VITAL RECORDS OF THE COUPLE AND THEIR CHILDREN, SUFFIELD, CT., located at Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT: o Jonathan Smith son of Ebenezer and Sarah, born August 1, 1705, Vol. 1:25. o Roxbury, MA Vital Record to 1850, Vol. 1, page 195 states that Susanna Jonson was born in Roxbury, Suffolk, MA, June 9, 1706, to John and Mary Johnson. o Jonathan Smith and Susanna Johnson, Intentions Published Dec. 28, 1727, Vol. 1:128 o Children listed born in Suffield: o Abia, dau. Dec 1, 1733, NB1:313 o Charles, son Feb. 5, 1730/1 Vol. 1:93 • Charles, son of Jonathan and Susanna Johnson Smith of Judea married Basheba Bartholomew of Judea/Washington on Jan 31, 1750. (area north of Woodbury) • There are no Barbour, Suffield and Litchfield vital records listing the children of Charles Smith who married Bersheba Bartholomew. • These children were listed in “The Record of the Bartholomew Family, “and thus far have not been located elsewhere. o Elihu, son, July 10, 1737 (1734?) Vol. 1:93 (listed in Surname file as being from Suffield and Woodbury. This is a clue that the Smith family of Woodbury, may have lived previously in Woodbury, or at least some of them. o Elisha, son, Aug. 11, 1743, Vol. 1:93 o Jonathan, Mar 4, 1741, Vol. 1:93 o Martin, son, Dec. 15, 1729, Vol.1:93 o Susanna, dau, March 1, 173?, Vol. 1:93 o Jonathan, son, Mar 4, 1741, Vol. 1:93 (listed twice) Sometime between Aug 11, 1743, birth of Jonathan's son Elisha, and Jonathan's second marriage to Ann Hurd, on Oct 3, 1743, Susanna Johnson died. Jonathan moved during that time to an area near Judea Parish. He Jonathan married second Ann Hurd, daughter of Zadoc Hurd and Esther Curtis, on October 3, 1753, in Judea Parish, Washington, Litchfield, Connecticut. Ann was born on March 5, 1731, in Woodbury, Litchfield, Connecticut. From: Cothren, William Title: History of Ancient Woodbury Connecticut, From the First Indian Deed in 1659 to 1854, Publication: 1854, Bronson Brothers, Waterbury CT Page: page 573” Elisha Smith was born June 29, 1754 Eunice Smith was born January 8, 1758 Jonathan married third Mrs. Esther (Davis) Slade, wife of William Slade Jr, prior to April, 1764. Esther was the mother of Jonathan’s son Elihu’s wife Onor Slade. Ester was born in 1720 and died April 26, 1799, aged 79 years. She is buried in Clarendon Flats, Rutland, Vermont. 1790 Census Litchfield, Litchfield, CT: This portion of the census refers to the area of Judea, now Washinton, CT - Chrles Smith, 1,0,2,0,0(Jonathan's son) 3 houses between Noah Bartholomew, 2, 2, 4,0,0 (Charles' Brother-in-Law) Charles Smith, 2,0,1,0,0, nephew to Noah above David smith 1,2,4,0,0, son to Charles above 2 houses Dan Throop 1,2,4,0,0,0, brother-in-law to David Smith (David's sister Olive married Dan Throop) 1 house Benjamin Throop 1,4,4,0,0 father to Dan Throop 3 houses Reuben Parmalee 1 house Benjamin Johnson 3 houses Willima Throop 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Clarendon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. 1800 Census, Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Roll 52, page 50, Image 52, Film: 218689: Clarendon: Some children of Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;can't read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma (can't read)Smith Elihu Smith - son of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Charles Smith father of David Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, Sr NOTE ABOUT JONATHAN SMITH'S THIRD WIFE: Per email, Aug 9, 2011, Roger Petersen to Karlyn Shedlowski: Jonathan's third wife, Mrs. Esther Davis Slade was a first cousin through the Johnson family of Susannah. (This Ester was the

13 Generation 4 (con't) Davis Slade was a first cousin through the Johnson family of Susannah. (This Ester was the mother of (H)Onor Slade, wife of Jonathan's son, Elihu, my ancestor couple. In addition, Susannah Jonson's sister, Mary, married Noah Smith, who was Jonathan's first cousin. Mary and Noah's marriage intentions were recorded Oct 5, 1786, so they very well could have been the introduction for Jonathan and Susannah. Notes for Susanna Johnson: ANALYSIS OF TWO SUSANNA JOHNSONS - GRANDPARENTS OF DAVID SMITH - JONATHAN SMITH, SUFFIELD, CT., AND SUSANNA JOHNSON, ROXBURY, MA: Genealogy of Captain John Johnson and Mary Heath (see this line in Family Tree Maker): John Johnson #1 (immigrant ancestor) had among his family, sons Isaac and Humphrey. The Johnson lineage can be reviewed on-line at kinnexions.com/kinnexions/johnson Isaac Johnson had SON, Nathanial, who had Smith Johnson born in Roxbury, MA on 23 Jan 1672. He moved to Woodstock See Hanford Co. Probate, Dec. 10, 1728, "Smith Johnson and Wife Sarah left part of an estate." Woodstock, Conn. Families," by Bowen, Vol. VII, pp 150-152. I found this by searching for "Smith Johnson and Sarah" on the internet. Smith Johnson married Sarah Miller, dau. of Thomas Miller and Sarah Nettleton. She was born in Middletown CT on 7, Jan 1679 and died Woodstock, CT 21 Jun 1766. Among their children was Susanna Johnson, born 1708, died 1794. Woodbury. Per the Barbour Collection and the Johnson Lineage, Susanna married Samuel Bugbee, May 16, 1767, by John Chandler, JP, Woodstock. Therefore the first Susanna Johnson's lineage is (Smith, Nathaniel, Isaac, and John), and her husband was Samuel Bugbee. The second Susanna Johnson was born in Roxbury on Jun 9 1706. Her parents were John Johnson and Mary Ramsay. John Johnson was a son of Humphrey Johnson, brother to Isaac (see above). Humphrey was a son of the immigrant ancestor, John This Susanna married Jonathan Smith, son of Ebenezer Smith and Sarah Huxley. . The second Susanna's lineage is (John, Humphrey, John). Susanna was the child of John's second marriage and therefore born late in the third generation; her husband was Jonathan Smith. By reviewing the Johnson lineage on-line, August 15, 2011, at kinnexions.com/kinnexions/johnson, as explained above, we can only conclude that the Susanna born 1706 in Roxbury, MA, and not the Susanna born 1708 in Woodbury, CT, was the wife of Jonathan Smith. Jonathan Smith and Susanna Johnson had the following children:

i. MARTIN5 SMITH was born on 15 Dec 1728 in Suffield, CT22. He died in 180423 in Ruppert, VT.

Notes for Martin Smith: Records of the Congregation Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society) Baptism December 22, 1728 1790 Census Litchfield, Litchfield, CT: This portion of the census refers to the area of Judea, now Washinton, CT - Chrles Smith, 1,0,2,0,0 3 houses between Noah Bartholomew Great Uncle to Charles above, 2, 2, 4,0,0 Charles Smith, 2,0,1,0,0, nephew to Noah above David smith 1,2,4,0,0, son to Charles above 2 houses Dan Throop 1,2,4,0,0,0, brother-in-law to David Smith (David's sister Oliver married Dan Throop) 1 house Benjamin Throop 1,4,4,0,0 father to Dan Throop 3 houses Reuben Parmalee 1 house Benjamin Johnson 3 houses Willima Throop 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Claredon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. 1800 Census, Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Roll 52, page 50, Image 52, Film: 218689: Clarendon: Somehildren of Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;t read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma (can't read)Smith Elihu Smith - son of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Charles Smith father of David Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, Sr Note about Elihu Smith Historical Sketch of Clarendon, VT, page 17, In 1786, a public cemetery ws established when Elihu Smith deed to

14 Generation 4 (con't) page 17, In 1786, a public cemetery ws established when Elihu Smith deed to Clarendon, about 3/4 of an acre (Land and Miscellaneous Records, Vol. 2, page 15, see entry 3. Twenty one years later, on March 4, 1807, another plot was conveyed "to the People and Society in the West part of Clarendon." Comprising one half acre, it was to be "occcupied as a Public Burying ground.: Ibid. Vol. 7, page 258. 8. ii. CHARLES SMITH11 was born between 05 Feb 1730-1731 in Suffield, CT22, 24. He died in 1804 in Clarendon, Rutland, VT; see notes12, 23, 25-26. He married Bersheba Bartholomew, daughter of William Bartholomew and Mary Rogers, on 13 Jan 1750 in Judea Parish (First Congregational Church, Washington, CT) Rev. Daniel Brinsmade27-30. She died in Washington, VT25. iii. ABIA SMITH was born on 01 Dec 1733 in Suffield, CT11, 31. She died on 16 Nov 1809 in Hanover, Grafton, NH23. She married Thomas Durkee on 05 Mar 1755 in Washington, CT32.

Notes for Abia Smith: Records of the Congregation Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society) Baptism: Dec. 9, 1733 iv. SUSANNA SMITH was born between 01 Mar 1735-1736 in Suffield, CT11, 22. She married (1) EBENEZER CLARK. She married (2) CEPHEAS SMITH.

Notes for Susanna Smith: Records of the Congregation Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society) Baptism: Mary 14, 1735/1736 v. ELIHU SMITH was born on 10 Jul 1738 in Suffield, CT11, 22. He died on 09 Feb 1830 in Sheldon, VT33. He married (1) ONOR SLADE. She died in Sheldon, VT33.

Notes for Elihu Smith: Listed in the Surname file in the Connecticut State Library as being from Suffield and Woodbury, CT. Records of the Congregation Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society) Elihu's Baptism: July 16, 1738 Records of the Baptism of Elihu's Family at located at the Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St. Hartford, CT, "Records of the Minister of Judea Parish, Rev. Daniel Bransmade, 1749-1792, his original notes and manuscript, of 1st Congregtional Church, Washington, CT.. Judea Parish Church burned down and therefore there are no records at the church until 1800 and after. 1790 Census Litchfield, Litchfield, CT: This portion of the census refers to the area of Judea, now Washinton, CT - Chrles Smith, 1,0,2,0,0 3 houses between Noah Bartholomew Great Uncle to Charles above, 2, 2, 4,0,0 Charles Smith, 2,0,1,0,0, nephew to Noah above David smith 1,2,4,0,0, son to Charles above 2 houses Dan Throop 1,2,4,0,0,0, brother-in-law to David Smith (David's sister Oliver married Dan Throop) 1 house Benjamin Throop 1,4,4,0,0 father to Dan Throop 3 houses Reuben Parmalee 1 house Benjamin Johnson 3 houses Willima Throop 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Claredon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. 1800 Census, Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Roll 52, page 50, Image 52, Film: 218689: Clarendon: Some children of Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;t read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma (can't read)Smith Elihu Smith - son of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Charles Smith father of David Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, Sr EMAIL FROM ROGER PETERSEN, AUGUST 9, 2011, TO KARLYN SHEDLOWSKI Elihu Smith had lived in Clarendon, VT, but had moved

15 Generation 4 (con't) KARLYN SHEDLOWSKI Elihu Smith had lived in Clarendon, VT, but had moved Sheldon, VT, where he died and is buried under a tomstone incorrectly inscribed as Elisha. Onor Slade Smith is buried next to him. NOTE ABOUT ELIHU SMITH: Historical Sketch of Clarendon, VT, page 17, In 1786, a public cemetery ws established when Elihu Smith deed to Clarendon, about 3/4 of an acre (Land and Miscellaneous Records, Vol. 2, page 15, see entry 3. Twenty one years later, on March 4, 1807, another plot was conveyed "to the People and Society in the West part of Clarendon." Comprising one half acre, it was to be "occcupied as a Public Burying ground.: Land and Miscellaneous Records, Clarendon, VT:. Vol. 7, page 258. vi. JONATHAN SMITH was born on 04 Mar 1741 in Suffield, CT22. He died on 02 Sep 1802 in Lanesboro, Berkshire, MA23.

Notes for Jonathan Smith: Records of the Congregation Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society), Jonathan's Baptism: March 8, 1740-1741 Records of the Baptism of Jonathan's Family at located at the Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St. Hartford, CT, "Records of the Minister of Judea Parish, Rev. Daniel Bransmade, 1749-1792, his original notes and manuscript, of 1st Congregtional Church, Washington, CT. 1790 Census Litchfield, Litchfield, CT: This portion of the census refers to the area of Judea, now Washinton, CT - Chrles Smith, 1,0,2,0,0 3 houses between Noah Bartholomew Great Uncle to Charles above, 2, 2, 4,0,0 Charles Smith, 2,0,1,0,0, nephew to Noah above David smith 1,2,4,0,0, son to Charles above 2 houses Dan Throop 1,2,4,0,0,0, brother-in-law to David Smith (David's sister Oliver married Dan Throop) 1 house Benjamin Throop 1,4,4,0,0 father to Dan Throop 3 houses Reuben Parmalee 1 house Benjamin Johnson 3 houses Willima Throop 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Claredon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. 1800 Census, Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Roll 52, page 50, Image 52, Film: 218689: Clarendon: Somehildren of Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;t read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma (can't read)Smith Elihu Smith - son of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Charles Smith father of David Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, Sr Note about Elihu Smith Historical Sketch of Clarendon, VT, page 17, In 1786, a public cemetery ws established when Elihu Smith deed to Clarendon, about 3/4 of an acre (Land and Miscellaneous Records, Vol. 2, page 15, see entry 3. Twenty one years later, on March 4, 1807, another plot was conveyed "to the People and Society in the West part of Clarendon." Comprising one half acre, it was to be "occcupied as a Public Burying ground.: Ibid. Vol. 7, page 258. vii. ELISHA SMITH was born on 11 Aug 1743 in Suffield, CT11, 22. Jonathan Smith and Ann Hurd had the following children:

viii. ELISHA SMITH was born on 29 Jun 175411, 34.

ix. EUNICE SMITH was born on 08 Jan 175811, 34.

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8. CHARLES5 SMITH (Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)11 was born between 05 Feb 1730-1731 in Suffield, CT22, 24. He died in 1804 in Clarendon, Rutland, VT; see notes12, 23, 25-26. He married Bersheba Bartholomew, daughter of William Bartholomew and Mary Rogers, on 13 Jan 1750 in Judea Parish (First Congregational Church, Washington, CT) Rev. Daniel Brinsmade27-30. She died in Washington, VT25.

16 Generation 5 (con't) She died in Washington, VT25.

Notes for Charles Smith: Records of the Congregational Church in Suffield, CT, 17101736 (original records, at CT Historical Society) Baptism of Charles Smith, Feb. 14, 1731 ONGOING RESEARCH NOTES FOR THE CHILDREN OF CHARLES SMITH AND BERSHEBA BARTHOLOMEW (as of Oct. 10, 2011, Karlyn Leslie Shedlowski): Oct. 4, 2011 KLS made phone calls to determine where records may be for the baptism of the children of Charles Bartholomew and whether there were any land or tax records available to show any relationships. First Congregational Church, Established 1761, 6 Kirby Road, Washington, CT, Phone 860-868-0569. This church was formerly called Judea Parish and served as the town community center and church, containing all of the church records. About 1800 a mentally ill person burned down Judea Parish Church and therefore all records of baptisms before that date were lost. The second pastor of Judea Parish was Rev. Daniel Brinsmade, who served from 1848-1793. The Barbour Collection of Vital Records in CT State Library, names Rev. Brinsmade as the minister who married Charles Smith and Bersheba Bartholomew. This confirms that they were married in Judea Parish, however the date was not Jan 31, but Jan 13, 1750. I obtained this information from the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford, CT on Oct. 4, 2011 via telephone conversation with the librarian. It is suggested that I contact First Congregational church at Woodbury, who was the mother church of the Judea Parish and may have records of Charles Smith's children's baptisms. Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford CT, Phone 860-236-5621. "Records of 1st Congregational Church in Judea, by Daniel Brinsmade," state that Charles Smith and Bersheba Bartholomew were married Jan. 13, 1750. There is also an original manuscript in Daniel Brinsmade's own handwriting, as well as newspaper clippings of his manuscript, that provide all the baptisms, marriages and deaths under his tenure at Judea Parish dated 1749-1792, this is called "Records of Daniel Brinsmade of Judea Parish, 1749-1792, from personal manuscript, while serving at 1st Congregational Church, Washington, CT." These records provide valuable information that was lost in the Judea Parish fire. The historian at this society examined this book and found no reference to the baptism of the family of Charles Smith or any reference to David Smith, his son. However the baptisms of Jonathan Smith, Jr.'s family, and Elihu Smith's family are recorded there. Oct. 25, 2011: Called Connecticut Historical Society again and this time spoke to Diane. I asked her to search for any First Congregational Church of Litchfield Baptismal records or any other records concerning Charles Smith and Bersheba Barthalomew and the Baptism of their children, especially David, predicted by his tombstone to be born around 1753-1754. She checked for church records and manuscripts for the church and the Pastor. The Pastor served from 1749 to 1792. There was no information at all other than the marriage of David Smith to Mary Bateman by Rev. Judah Champion. This is information we already have. Oct. 4, 2011: First Congregational Church of Litchfield, 21 Torrington Road, Litchfield, Phone 860-567-8705. Spoke to Margaret there. The Barbour Collection Vital statistics state that Charles Smith, married Bersheba Bartholomew in Litchfield, in 1780 in Litchfield by Reverend Champion. Margaret stated that Rev. JudaChampion, who married David Smith and Mary Bateman, served from 1753 to 1798. Therefore we know that this couple was married in the First Congregational Church of Litchfield, CT. However, the church only has records beginning about 1886, because this church also burned. Margaret also stated that Milton Congregational Church stated at a later date, and therefore would not have records for someone born about 1753.. Oct 4, 2011: Town Hall, 74 West St., Litchfield, CT, Phone 860-567-7561, Spoke to Town Clerk who looked up Index to Deed Book I, ranging from 1700-1790. There are many deeds there from Charles Smith as the Grantor. Some are Charles Smith, Jr. to various Bartholomews, also Charles Smith to William Bartholomew, another to Lemuel Bartholomew and another to L. Nathan Mitchell. She did not take time to look up David Smith. She stated that Morris did not form until after 1850, therefore any records from the Morris area would be in the Litchfield Town Hall, where she was location. She stated that Probates were present, in the same building, but not the same office. Tax records did not start until 1890. In order to complete the search for proof of the lineage of Charles Smith, the father of David Smith, the deeds for Charles and David Smith and any Bartholomew deeds need to be examined for statements of relationships. This is true also for the Probate Records. The tax records and any records from Morris Town Hall would be too late to provide information. Oct. 4, 2011: Bryon Memorial Town Hall, 2 Bryan Plaza, Washington, Phone: 860-868-2786, land records stated at 1779. Sheila Hanson, the Town Clerk stated she would look up the information and email me or call me back; as of Oct. 10, 2011, I made second contact and she promised the

17 Generation 5 (con't) and email me or call me back; as of Oct. 10, 2011, I made second contact and she promised the information but is in the middle of an election process. Morris Congregational Church, Route 109, Morris, CT, 06763, Phone 860-567-0693. No one was present; left a message with Pastor Kim; still awaiting a reply as of Oct. 10, 2011.. Two other numbers to call, the pastor at 203-910-8386 and 1-860-484-4462. Received a reply on Oct. 12, 2011 from Mary Wyatt at Morris Church. Inquired about when the church was formed and whether there were any listings for Noah Bartholomew, Charles Smith and son David Smith. Gave appropriate birth dates, etc. Oct. 15, 2011: Pastor Kim Wattams of Morris Church called me from his cell phone (203) 910-8386. Morris Church was a daughter church of First Congregational Church in Litchfield. Morris church received winter rights to hold services in 1748; these were extended until 1761. In 1764 the voted to build a "Meeting House." In 1785 received rights from the Litchfield Church to build the First Congregational Church of Morris (Morris Congregational Church) and conduct regular services and also a charter to form a town then known as 'South Farms." It appears that the Congregational church was the state church of CT and the Pastor stated that you could not form a town, until you had a church. The town was named for James Morris, a Revolutionary War Soldier, who formed an academy there, upon which the school systems still operate today. The Pastor also stated that the Judea Parish, now called Washington, was a daughter church of Woodbury 1st Congregational Church, and that I should look at the Woodbury church, as a possible place to find the baptismal records of Charles Smith's children. Gunn Memorial Library (contacted Steve and Sarah on Oct. 8, 2011). The have a ledger of the early records of Judea Parish, "Records of the First Church in Washington," transcribed by Ebenezer Porter, 1806. Location Church Records, Box 1, ID # M05. It is a handwritten copy of the more interesting deliberations and names of peopole who were members in the 18th century. Lucy and Sarah Smith were recorded. Lucy is not mentioned in our lineage and Sarah was from the 17th century. Steve also suggested that since Judea was once part of Woodbury, not LItchfield, to contact the Woodbury Town Hall. Also a contact at the Woodbury Historical Society is Lorianne Witte: [email protected] According to "The Descendants of Joseph and Martha [Kinne] Skinner, Vol. I, Compiled by Mars. Gordon A. Wahl, Miagara Falls, NY", the father of Maria Theresa Smith , ie David Smith, son of Charles Smith, r was a teacher in a boys school in Litchfield, CT. Maria Theresa Smith married Olivery Calkins, and her sons Oliver and Moses attended that school. Contacted Steve Barkus of Gunn Historical Society about the school. Answer below: STEVE"S ANSWER: There were actually quite a few boys schools around this area in the 19th century. There were two school's in the New Preston section of Washington called the Waramaug Academy and Upson's Seminary. Frederick Gunn, who founded The Gunnery (another boys school still in existence), in 1850 used to teach at the Waramaug Academy. I'm not sure when the Waramaug Academy started though. I don't think we have class lists for these schools either. It's like searching for a needle in a haystack but I will see what we have. I don't know if I mentioned this to you but my assistant, Sarah Griswold, who was helping you has left. She was a wealth of information. Still I will try to run this by her and see if she can point me in the right direction. Also, the Morris Historical Society is essentially defunct. But you might be able to pick the brain of their former President and Curator, Lee Cook. She has nothing to do with the Morris Historical Society anymore, but she may be able to assist you. She actually works for the Litchfield Historical Society now. [email protected] [email protected] Stephen BartkusCuratorGunn Memorial Library and MuseumP.O. Box 12735 Wykeham RoadWashington, Connecticutgunnmuseum@sbcglobal.netwww.gunnlibrary.org860.868.7756 Also, This is what I got from Sarah below. It is our busiest time of the year so I can't look right now. But I will try soon. If you don't hear back from me about class lists please remind me. There is a good chance I will forget to look. Stephen Bartkus Curator Gunn Memorial Library and Museum P.O. Box 1273 5 Wykeham Road Washington, Connecticut [email protected] www.gunnlibrary.org 860.868.7756 From Sarah Griswold, previous employee. The only things we have from Waramaug academy I think date from GC Whittlesey's time - too late.There MIGHT be something in the magazine the "Waramaug Roarer" - that's from Gunn's time teaching. But he was born in 1816; the boys she's interested in were born around 1820 - so they'd be pretty much contemporaries. I don't know if the New Preston church still has records - it seems like the academies were sponsored by the churches, a lot of the time. I don't think we have anything from Upson. There was an academy in Morris though - they might know something about it there in the Library or the Historical Society.... David Smith I think lived up near there - John Brown was a student there in his youth. Maybe Litchfield HS has something about it - Linda Hocking would be

18 Generation 5 (con't) student there in his youth. Maybe Litchfield HS has something about it - Linda Hocking would be the person to talk to. There are some school records - they're in one of the document boxes, I think, or perhaps a bottom drawer of one of the file cabinets. Their might be class lists, but I don't know how far back they go, and I think they're from district schools, not academies. Look in Past Perfect... ANALYTICAL PROOF OF CHARLES SMITH AND BERSHEBA BARTHOLOMEW AS PARENTS OF DAVID SMITH: According to the Genealogical Register of the Inhabitants of the Town of Litchfield,CT, from 1720 to 1800, by George C. Woodruff, 1845, published by Harford Press, The Case, Lackwood & Brainard Co., 1900, page 207, David Smith, who married Mary Bateman, on Jan. 20, 1780, by Reverend Judah Champion, was a cousin of Mrs. Sarah Woodruff. Bersheba Bartholomew, married Charles Smith 31 Jan 1750 per in Judea Parish (now Washington, CT) Vital Records, Barbour Collection. Bersheba's brother was Noah Bartholomew who had a daughter Sarah, born June 21, 1769 (see p 101 of "Record of Bartholomew Genealogy"). Sarah married James Woodruff on Aug 1, 1790 (See "Register of the Inhabitants of the Town of Litchfield, CT., from 1720 to 1800 by George C. Woodruff, 1845, page 258). I do believe this proves that Charles was David's father, because Bersheba Bartholomew was Charles Smith's wife, and Noah Bartholmew was Bersheba's brother. The daughter of Noah Bartholomew, Sarah, who married James Woodruff, would therefore be a first cousin to any child of Charles Smith and wife Bersheba Bartholomew. Note that in the 1790 Census of Litchfield, Charles Smith (David Smith's brother), David Smith and Noah Bartholomew (his Uncle) lived all in a row. Per "The Record of the Bartholomew Family," pages 78, Charles and wife, Bersheba Bartholomew, lived in Litchfield until after Dec. 4, 1766, where he deeded Lemuel Bartholomew a tract of land "in consideration of many kindnesses which I have received from time-to-time of my brother Lemuel Bartholomew (brother of his wife Bersheba) of Litchfield, and more especially for his many gifts to my wife soon after I married her by which she was furnished for housekeeping and also for love, goodwill, and fraternal affection." They were present on the 1800 census for Clarendon, Rutland, VT, not Washington, VT. He died in 1804. See census listings below. He is not present on the 1810 census for Clarendon, VT. 1790 Census Litchfield, Litchfield, CT: This portion of the census refers to the area of Judea, now Washinton, CT - Charles Smith, 1,0,2,0,0 3 houses between Noah Bartholomew, Uncle to Charles Smith, 2, 2, 4,0,0 Charles Smith, 2,0,1,0,0, nephew to Noah above David smith 1,2,4,0,0, son to Charles above 2 houses Dan Throop 1,2,4,0,0,0, brother-in-law to David Smith (David's sister Oliver married Dan Throop) 1 house Benjamin Throop 1,4,4,0,0 father to Dan Throop 3 houses Reuben Parmalee 1 house Benjamin Johnson 3 houses Willima Throop 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Clarendon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. 1800 Census, Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Roll 52, page 50, Image 52, Film: 218689: Clarendon: Some children of Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;can't read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma (can't read)Smith Elihu Smith - son of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Charles Smith father of David Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, Sr Notes for Bersheba Bartholomew: A search for Bersheba Bartholomew's birth and death dates and places was not fruitful as of Aug. 12, 2 011. Charles Smith and Bersheba Bartholomew had the following children:

i. CHARLES6 SMITH was born in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT25. He died in Rhinebeck, NY25. He married (1) ABIGAIL CLEMONS.

Notes for Charles Smith: REVOLUTIONARY WAR SERFICE REFUTED: Family tradition states that this Charles Smith was a soldier in the Revolution. A search of all Smiths was done as explained below. Our Charles Smith was not found in this search: This list of Revolutionary War Smith ancestors is compiled from three main sources. 1. The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) database including specific information such as: a. The DAR Ancestor number for each record (#: A104519, for

19 Generation 5 (con't) information such as: a. The DAR Ancestor number for each record (#: A104519, for example.) b. Colony of service and service rank c. The ancestor’s birth & death dates and locations. d. I have deleted much of the DAR specific information such as record notices & service descriptions. 2. All of the additions that I have added are highlighted in yellow. These include: a. The FindAGrave.com memorial number and cemetery name b. A few ancestors are listed with a blue link to the VeteransAdministration.gov Gravelocator search engine at http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1. You have to search the weblink for the veteran’s name. c. Some Ancestors have been identified as from families in the NorthEast SmithConnections.Com DNA Project. These Smith men are indicated, for example, as Group 28-Imm George Smith 1618-1662 CT, son Samuel. This means the ancestor has been identified as a descendant on SmithConnections.com DNA Group 28, through immigrant ancestor George (b 1618, d 1662 in CT) via his son Samuel’s line. 1. (The DAR does not recognize DNA as a source for descendancy purposes, and this is not a DAR document. These pages are not a resource for DAR membership. This is simply a data collection from various sources in an attempt to cross-reference Revo War Smith ancestors with their grave sites.) d. Additional notes are included if they supply important information, and are highlighted in yellow. Please let me know of additions or corrections. [email protected] 8/29/2011 9. ii. DAVID SMITH35-40 was born in 1753 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT37, 41-43. He died on 21 Apr 1805 in Age 51, Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut37, 44-47. He married Mary Bateman, daughter of John Bateman and Elizabeth (Coffering) Cocklin, on 20 Jan 1780 in Litchfield48-54. She was born before 31 Jan 1762 in see baptism; St. Michaels Epis. Ch.,Marblehead, Massachusetts, USA55-56. She died on 03 Mar 1848 in Age 86, Morris, Litchfield, CT45, 56-57. iii. DANIEL SMITH was born in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT25.

Notes for Daniel Smith: On July 12, 2011, I researched Daniel Smith as a Revolutionary War soldier. I retrieved the application records for Patriot Daniel Smith (A104929/M162316). The applicant uses source: "Genealogy of Northern NY, Vol. 3, page 985-985. by Lewis (Historical Publishing Co. 1910). The applicant notes that Daniel Smith was a member of a large group which went from Woodbury, CT to join George Washington's Army. The applicant also notes that Daniel Smith's child was Elizabeth Smith who married Seymour Thatcher. Elizabeth was born 1801 and died 1882. Her father, Daniel Smith was born in 1752, his wife was Susan Jones and they married in 1784. DAR Application 1581523. In addition, I searched for Daniel Smith and Seymour Thatcher on-line and this information follows: These papers note that Seymour Thatcher married Elizabeth Smith, born 1801, in De Kalb, NY. Elizabeth Smith was the daughter of Daniel Smith, pioneer of Dekalb, NY. His father was Richard Smith, born in Lyme, CT 1730-1731. It noted that Daniel went from Woodbury, CT with a large group in 1776 to join Washinton's Army, NY. See below: Dr. Seymour Thacher was born 1800, in Burlington, Vermont, probably a son of Samuel Thatcher, and graduated at the Medical College of the State University in Burlington. He settled in the practice of his profession in De Kalb, N.Y., and later removed to Hermon, where he was a somewhat active citizen outside of his profession. From the age of thirty years until his death in 1868, he resided in Hermon, and was many years supervisor of that town. He had a large family practice, traveling chiefly on horseback, keeping two horses busy in his work. He was among the incorporators of the Congregational Church of Hermon in 1847, and served as one of its trustees. In early life he was a Whig, later a Republican, and was very liberal in his religious views. He married Elizabeth Smith, born 1801, in De Kalb, daughter of Daniel Smith, one of the pioneers of that town, and granddaughter of Richard Smith, who was born at Lyme, Conn. in 1730-31, and died at Roxbury, Conn., Jan. 20, 1807. Daniel Smith was a member of the large company which went from Woodbury, Conn. in 1776, to join Washington's army in New York. 1. Jane Caroline, born Aug. 1, 1833; became the wife of Jay J.

20 Generation 5 (con't) army in New York. 1. Jane Caroline, born Aug. 1, 1833; became the wife of Jay J. Matteson, who was a manufacturer of chairs, and later kept a hotel at Russell, Potsdam and Champlain, New York, where he died. 2. Sarah, Dec. 1, 1836; is widow of D.M. Robertson, an attorney of Canton, N.Y., and resides in Redlands, California. Mrs. Robertson has much literary ability, and is also a fine artist, winning many prizes for her work. 3. Clara, Feb. 20, 1838; married AA Aiken, of Decorah, Iowa, Brookings, North Dakota and finally of San Diego, California, where she died. 4. Edwin Thus far, this Daniel Smith, does not appear to fit OUR Daniel Smith whose father was Charles Smith, not Richard Smith. Additional research was conducted by searching Footnote.com for any pension or bounty records that may exist for Daniel Smith, born in CT. One Daniel Smith was found, Pension S11416, later changed to W19070 after he died, for his widow's pension. Danieal was born March 11, 1763, and died in Cambria, Niagara Co., NY on Dec. 15, 1831. His widow was Mary Lockwood, whom he married April 12, 1784 in Stamford, Fairfield, CT. He served under Captain Charles Smith, however, the was no mention of the relationship of Daniel to Charles Smith. In his testimonary, an individual named David Smith states that he has know him since a child. No relationship was mentioned. David Smith stated that Daniel's father lived near the lines of David's home. Therefore they do not appear to be brothers, but could have some relationship. We therefore cannot prove nor disprove, yet, that this Daniel Smith could be the son of OUR Charles Smith. If more information is forthcoming about the name of Daniel's wife, then perhaps we can solve this mystery. There is one thing for certain, Daniel Smith did not die in the Revolution, although he may have served. KLS Aug. 12, 2011 iv. REUBEN SMITH was born in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT25.

Notes for Reuben Smith: 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Claredon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. v. CHARLOTTE SMITH was born in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT25.

vi. MOSES SMITH was born in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT25. He died in Died at age 2142. vii. AARON SMITH was born in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT25.

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9. DAVID6 SMITH (Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)35-40 was born in 1753 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT37, 41-43. He died on 21 Apr 1805 in Age 51, Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut37, 44-47. He married Mary Bateman, daughter of John Bateman and Elizabeth (Coffering) Cocklin, on 20 Jan 1780 in Litchfield48-54. She was born before 31 Jan 1762 in see baptism; St. Michaels Epis. Ch.,Marblehead, Massachusetts, USA55-56. She died on 03 Mar 1848 in Age 86, Morris, Litchfield, CT45, 56-57.

Notes for David Smith: DAVID SMITH TEACHER AT LITCHFIELD BOYS SCHOOL: According to "The Skinner Kinsmen, The Descendants of Joseph and Martha Kinne Skinner or Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania, Compiled by: Mrs. Gordon A. Wahl, 2475 Linwood Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY, page 89, "Descendants of Joseph Skinner,:" Oliver Calkins wa born in 1750 and married Hannah Thomas in 1176. Oliver drowned in the river while fording it a Pine Flats, Hankins, NY. He was survived by his wife and six children. One son, Olivery H. Calkins, born 1787, married Marie Theresa Smith of LItchfield,CT. Daughter of David Smith and Mary Bateman. Two other sisters,

21 Generation 6 (con't) Theresa Smith of LItchfield,CT. Daughter of David Smith and Mary Bateman. Two other sisters, Ursula and Elizabeth married Isaac and Abraham Mitchell, respetively. The Skinner Kinsmen states on page 89 that the father of Marie Theresa Smith was a teach in a boy's schol at Litchfield, CT, and that Oliver and Moses Calkins attended this school. After marriage they settled at Earlville, Chenango Co., NY. I have contacted Gunn Historical Museum in Washington, NY to determine if there is any record of this school, David as a teacher and Moses and Oliver as students. DNA STUDY OF DALE SMITH BACK TO DAVID SMITH, TO HIS FATHER CHARLES AND BACK TO REV. HENRY SMITH - See notes under Rev. Henry Smith, for DNA, and below:. GROUP 7 DNA STUDY; DALE SMITH IS # 116546 IN THIS STUDY BACK TO EBENEZER SMITH, GRANDSON OF REV. HENRY SMITH. 116546 37 markers Smith Surname Study, Group 7 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703) m. Mary Ensign --Ebenezer Smith (1668 -1728) m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow ---Jonathan Smith (1705 -1776) m. Susannah Johnson ----Charles Smith (1731-1804 VT) m. Bersheba Bartholomew -----David Smith (1754 CT -1805 CT) m. Mary Bateman ------Daniel Smith (1784 CT -1868? NY) m. Mary/Polly Mansfield ------Daniel Bateman Smith (1812 NY- 1905 NY) m. Susan Tyron ------Hulbert Bateman Smith (1855 NY-1911 NY) m.Sarah Elizabeth LaFleur ------Frank Daniel Smith (1888 NY - 1969) m. Helen Brown ------Robert Brown Smith (1924 NY - ____) m. Vera Ann Frego ------Dale Arthur Smith (1947 NY - _____ ...... 116546 RESEARCH NOTES POST VISIT TO CONNECTICUT STATE LIBRARY, JULY 27-29, 2011 AND LITCHFIELD, CT, JULY 30, 2011: ANALYSIS OF TWO SUSANNA JOHNSONS - GRANDPARENTS OF DAVID SMITH - JONATHAN SMITH, SUFFIELD, CT., AND SUSANNA JOHNSON, ROXBURY, MA: See notes for Jonathan Smith and Susanna Johnson. PARENTS OF DAVID SMITH, CHARLES SMITH AND BERSHEBA BARTHOLOMEW: See notes for Charles Smith and Bersheba Bartholomew. Also, Samuel Woodruff married Sarah Johnson, and it could be that David was a cousin to this Mrs. Woodruff also (see notes on this below). RESEARCH NOTES PRIOR TO VISIT TO CONNECTICUT STATE LIBRARY, JULY 27-29, 2001 AND LITCHFIELD, CT, JULY 29, 2011: "History of Litchfield, CT" available at Googlebooks.com. Page 18 indicates that Litchfield underwent settlement beginning in 1720. Nathan Mitchell, Stratford, CT, is listed as one of the original settlers who became such during the first three years after the settlement. Thus Nathan Mitchell would have been present in Litchfield and may account for how Ursula Smith, Daughter of David Smith and Mary Bateman, met her future husband, Isaac Mitchell, grandson son of Nathan Mitchel of Litchfield. OUR David Smith is not General David Smith of Plymouth, CT, who married Ruth Hitchcock, of Suffield on Nov. 23, 1769. General David Smith was born in 174,6 and died October 16, 1814, Litchfield, CT, DAR Application 28259. OUR David Smith is also not Private David Smith, born about 1754, New York, and died after Oct. 11, 1831 in Wayne Co., Ohio, DAR Service Number A105044. This David Smith served in the Revolution under Simeon Smith, and Col. Phil. B. Bardley, CT. He married Mary Unknown and had a child Azariah, supporting the fact that Azariah Smith was also probably the name of this David Smith's father. OUR David Smith has no record that I could locate for Revolutionary Service, which is validated by the fact that in 1776, when the war broke out, OUR David Smith was only 12 years old. In addition to Sarah Bartholomew who married James Woodruff, see above, an individual named Sarah Johnson married Samuel Woodruff, on Jan 1776 by Reverend Judah Champion. Samuel Woodruff was a son of Nathaniel Jr., and he (Samuel) removed to Genesee Co., NY. Children of Samuel Woodruff and Sarah Johnson were Nathaniel, Almira, Johnson and Clara. See pages 258 and 259 of the above source citation. The first two names of the children of Samuel Woodruff and Sarah Johnson are of interest, because Ursula Smith, one of the children born to David Smith and Mary Bateman, had among her children, one child named Almira and another named Nathan. It is possible that David Smith was also a cousin of Sarah Johnson through his grandmother, Susanna Johnson. FURTHER RESEARCH NEEDS TO BE DONE TO DETERMINE A POSSIBLE RELATIONSHIP. RECORD OF INSCRIPTIONS OF FOOTVILLE CEMETERY (LAKESIDE CEMETERY), WASHINGTON, LITCHFIELD, CT ("LITCHFIELD AND MORRIS INSCRIPTIONS," A Record of Inscriptions Upon the Tombstones in the Towns of Litchfield and Morris, CT., Transcribed by Charles Thomas Payne, published by Dwight C. Kilbourn, Litchfield, CT, 1905. Footville Burying Ground: Lies two miles west of Morris Meeting House, and southwest of Bantam Lake, and was conveyed to the town nearly ten years afterward on Nov. 13, 1786. Since then another half acre has been added. Morris was at that time part of Litchfield. Morris broke away from Litchfield in 1850; therefore Morris records prior to 1850 would be in Litchfield, CT Town Hall. Inscriptions of Note: Mr. David Smith, died April 21, 1805, age 51 Mary Smith, wife of David

22 Generation 6 (con't) Inscriptions of Note: Mr. David Smith, died April 21, 1805, age 51 Mary Smith, wife of David Smith, died March 3, 1848, age 86 Susan, wife of Charles Smith, died Oct 17, 1845, age 18 years (Charles Smith was the son of David Smith and Mary Bateman Smith) There were no other Charles Smiths listed for Litchfield at this time (his father, Charles was already in VT), so Charles Smith, born 1804, had to be the son of David Smith and Mary Bateman. Bateman Smith, died Feb. 17, 1869, age 77 Julia B., wife of Bateman Smith, died Jan. 25, 1853 Other inscriptions also of interest are: In Memory of James Woodruff, who died April 3, 1813 in the 64 year of his age In Memory of Mrs. Lucy, consort of James Woodruff, who departed this Life, April 28, 1790, in the 35th year of her age. In memory of Mrs. Sarah Woodruff (proven cousin to David Smith, see above), widow of Mr. James Woodruff, who died March 2, 1855, age 86 RESEARCH DISPROVES DAVID SMITH'S SERVICE IN THE REVOLUTION: On Aug. 12, 2011, I researched the DAR Patriot Site and the Footnote.com Site for any record of any David Smith who was born in Connecticut who served in the Revolution. The results of this search follow. None of these individuals appear to be OUR David Smith, either because of the wrong birth date, or death date, or wrong wife, or wrong death place. Please refer to the Vital Records for OUR David Smith for comparison: David Smith, Pension R21792, enlisted in Connecticut, but moved to Wayne Co., Ohio David Smith, Pension R9797, born 1758, Canterbury, CT; died March 23, 1840. Enlisted in Canterbury, CT, married wife Mary in Brookfield, Orange Co. on June 17, 1790. David Smith, Pension R9798, born Nov 20 or 30, 1756, Milford, CT; died Nov. 7, 1821. Married Mary Sanford, March 1762 in New Haven, CT. She died 1843. David Smith, S 31968, born July 16, 1763, Westford, CT; died 1833 in Vernon, CT. He was 68 years of age on March 26, 1832. David Smith, Pension W6123, had a wife named Hannah David Smith, Pension W 25016, had a wife named Lois. A complete search of all Smiths in the DAR Records was made by Kitty Smith as shown below. Our David did not appear in that list. Contact information in provided for this researcher. This list of Revolutionary War Smith ancestors is compiled from three main sources. 1. The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) database including specific information such as: a. The DAR Ancestor number for each record (#: A104519, for example.) b. Colony of service and service rank c. The ancestor’s birth & death dates and locations. d. I have deleted much of the DAR specific information such as record notices & service descriptions. 2. All of the additions that I have added are highlighted in yellow. These include: a. The FindAGrave.com memorial number and cemetery name b. A few ancestors are listed with a blue link to the VeteransAdministration.gov Gravelocator search engine at http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov/j2ee/servlet/NGL_v1. You have to search the weblink for the veteran???s name. c. Some Ancestors have been identified as from families in the NorthEast SmithConnections.Com DNA Project. These Smith men are indicated, for example, as Group 28-Imm George Smith 1618-1662 CT, son Samuel. This means the ancestor has been identified as a descendant on SmithConnections.com DNA Group 28, through immigrant ancestor George (b 1618, d 1662 in CT) via his son Samuel’s line. 1. (The DAR does not recognize DNA as a source for descendancy purposes, and this is not a DAR document. These pages are not a resource for DAR membership. This is simply a data collection from various sources in an attempt to cross-reference Revo War Smith ancestors with their grave sites.) d. Additional notes are included if they supply important information, and are highlighted in yellow. Please let me know of additions or corrections. [email protected] 8/29/2011 CENSUS RECORD INFORMATION: 1790 Census Litchfield, Litchfield, CT: This portion of the census refers to the area of Judea, now Washinton, CT - Charles Smith, 1,0,2,0,0 3 houses between Noah Bartholomew Uncle to Charles above, 2, 2, 4,0,0 Charles Smith, 2,0,1,0,0, nephew to Noah above David smith 1,2,4,0,0, son to Charles above 2 houses Dan Throop 1,2,4,0,0,0, brother-in-law to David Smith (David's sister Oliver married Dan Throop) 1 house Benjamin Throop 1,4,4,0,0 father to Dan Throop 3 houses Reuben Parmalee 1 house Benjamin Johnson 3 houses Willima Throop 1800 Census, Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. Roll 2, page 626, Image 16, Film #205619: Note that Charles Smith Sr., father of David Smith is not longer present in this census; see 1800 census for Claredon, Rutland, VT, below: Page 19 David Smith, Males 1,0,0,0,1 Females 2,3,0,2,0 11 house Benjamin Throop, father of Dan Throop Page 14, Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, brother to Charles Smith, uncle to David Smith 9 houses Reuben Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Page 16, Jonathan Smith, brother of Martin Smith, son of Jonathan Smith Charles Smith, son of Charles Smith, Grandson of Jonathan Smith, Sr. 1800 Census, Clarendon, Rutland, VT, Roll 52, page 50, Image 52, Film: 218689: Clarendon, VT: Some children of Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;t read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma

23 Generation 6 (con't) Jonathan Smith, Sr., in the order that follows: Carima (can;t read) Smith (?) Asa Smith Arma (can't read)Smith Elihu Smith - son of Jonathan Smith, Sr. Charles Smith father of David Smith, son of Jonathan Smith, Sr Note about Elihu Smith Historical Sketch of Clarendon, VT, page 17, In 1786, a public cemetery ws established when Elihu Smith deed to Clarendon, about 3/4 of an acre (Land and Miscellaneous Records, Vol. 2, page 15, see entry 3. Twenty one years later, on March 4, 1807, another plot was conveyed "to the People and Society in the West part of Clarendon." Comprising one half acre, it was to be "occcupied as a Public Burying ground.: Ibid. Vol. 7, page 258. Notes for Mary Bateman: Litchefield, CT., Vital Records: David Smith married Mary Backman, Jan. 20, 1780, by Rev. Judah Champion. (in Woodruff's Residents of Litchfield, Ct., the wife of David Smith is named as Mary Bateman.) This is substantiated by the name of her son, Bateman Smith, born, Jan. 21, 1792, Litchfield, CT. David Smith and Mary Bateman had the following children:

10. i. DAVID (DANIEL)7 SMITH was born on 26 Feb 1784 in Litchfield, CT44. He died between 04 Nov 1861-1868 in New York58. He married (1) MARY MANSFIELD. 11. ii. MARIA THERESA SMITH was born on 08 May 1786 in Litchfield, CT59. She married Oliver Calkins, son of Oliver Calkins and Hannah Thomas, in Jun 180660-61. He was born on 14 Oct 1787 in Cochecton, Ulster, NY. He died in 1828 in Ontario Co., NY60. iii. MOSES SMITH was born on 31 Mar 1788 in Litchfield, CT62. He died in Lenawce, MI (unproven). 12. iv. POLLY (MARY) SMITH63-66 was born on 07 Mar 1790 in Litchfield67. She died on 06 Oct 1879 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA68-70. She married Abraham Mitchell, son of Nathan Mitchell and Elizabeth Ross, on 17 Sep 181068. He was born on 14 Aug 1786 in Cochecton, Ulster, NY64-65, 71-72. He died on 23 Oct 1853 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA68, 70. 13. v. BATEMAN SMITH was born on 21 Jan 1792 in Litchfield, CT73-74. He died on 17 Feb 1869 in age 77, Judea, (now Washington), Litchfield, CT45, 48, 75. He married Julia Bishop on 25 Nov 1816 in By Ephraim Depew, J.P., Rochester, NY73. She was born about 1798 in Nothing in Ricker Collection74. She died on 25 Jan 1853 in age 55, Judea (now Wahington) Litchfield, CT45, 76. vi. HARIETTE SMITH was born between 15 AD-18 Jul 1782 in Litchfield, CT77-78. She died on 04 Jun 1783 in Unproven death date. She married (1) UNKNOWN CALKINS.

vii. DAVID SMITH was born on 31 Oct 1780 in Litchfield, CT44. He died on 04 Jun 1783 in Litchfield, CT; before Feb. 26, 1784 birth of David II79-80. 14. viii. URSULA J. SMITH63-65, 81-85 was born on 03 Nov 1793 in Litchfield Twp., Litchfield, CT84-90. She died on 15 Dec 1884 in 4 am, Damascus, PA, USA88, 91-93. She married Isaac Mitchell, son of Nathan Mitchell and Elizabeth Ross, on 04 Nov 1813 in On or before, July 1814 per DC Electa Mitchell, youngest child86, 94-96. He was born on 29 Feb 1792 in Bethel, Sullivan Co., NY, USA64, 71-72, 87-88, 91-92, 97-98. He died on 08 Sep 1884 in home of son, BS Mitchell, Damascus, PA, USA86, 88, 93, 97. ix. MIRIAM (MARIAN) SMITH was born on 14 Nov 1795 in Litchfield, CT99. She died on 18 Jan 1798 in Litchfield, CT99. 15. x. OLIVE SARAH SMITH was born on 03 Nov 1797 in Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT25, 100. She died on 04 Sep 1894 in age 97 Judea (now Washington, Litchfield, CT, USA101. She married Daniel Throop, son of Benjamin Throop, on 01 Jan 1818 in by Rev. Lyman Beecher - Litchfield VR100, 102. He was born about 1796. He died on 31 Mar 1878 in Age 82, Morris, Litchfield, CT101. xi. DOTHA SMITH was born on 12 Feb 1800 in Litchfield, CT8. She married (1) UNKNOWN TAYLOR.

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xii. CHARLES SMITH was born on 12 Mar 1804 in Litchfield, CT103. He died on 01 Oct 1887 in age 74, Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT25, 104. He married Susan Gunn on 23 Feb 1844 in Litchfield, Litchfield, CT, by Charles S. Webb JP103, 105. She was born about 1827 in Nothing in Ricker Collection45. She died on 17 Oct 1845 in age 18, Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT45, 106.

xiii. MIRIAM (MARIAN) SMITH was born on 19 Feb 1809 in Litchfield, CT99. She died in May have died young. Generation 7

10. DAVID (DANIEL)7 SMITH (David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1) was born on 26 Feb 1784 in Litchfield, CT44. He died between 04 Nov 1861-1868 in New York58. He married (1) MARY MANSFIELD.

Notes for David (Daniel) Smith: EMAIL FROM DALE SMITH, SEPT. 6, 2011, TO KARLYN SHEDLOWSKI, "DESCENDENT OF DAVID SMITH AND MARY BATEMAN." Per Dale Smith: Based on all the information I have, this is my line from Charles Smith: Charles Smith and Bersheba Bartholomew David Smith and Mary Bateman Daniel Bateman Smith and Mary Mansfield Daniel Bateman Smith and Susan Amelia Tyron Hulbert Bateman Smith and Sarah Lafleur Frank Smith and Helen Brown Robert Smith and Vera Frego Dale Smith. I have looked at the vital records in Litchfield, CT., and from what I could tell Daniel Smith, son of David and Mary Bateman, was born Feb. 2, 1784. He appears in the vital records as David Smith born same date. The first born child to David Smith and Mary Bateman was also named David, born Oct. 31, 1780, but he died at age 3. Either the second David born to this couple, was named David and called Daniel, or the Vital Records has an error for the Christian name. Daniel Smith appears in the 1820, 1830, 1840 Census living in Chateauguay. In 1850 Daniel Smith, age 66, is living in Bombay, NY. Daniel was born in 1784 in CT. He is living with his wife Polly who was born in 1783 in Massachusetts. The have a son Henry Smith living with them. Henry was born in 1830. Daniel is a farmer and his farm is valued at $1,500. Henry is working as a laborer. Living with Danie and Polly are Henry Sylvester (3), James Higgins (16) and Caroline Nickerson (18). I first learned that Daniel Bateman Smith married Mary Mansfield from notes that one of my Great Uncles had. He also had that Daniel was the son of David and Mary Bateman Smith. Information was handed down through the family. This information was before I found the connection back to Charles and Bersheba Bartholomew Smith. GROUP 7 DNA STUDY; DALE SMITH IS # 116546 IN THIS STUDY BACK TO EBENEZER SMITH, GRANDSON OF REV. HENRY SMITH. 116546 37 markers Smith Surname Study, Group 7 Rev. Henry Smith (c1600 ENG - 1648 Wethersfield CT) -Samuel Smith (1638 - 1703) m. Mary Ensign --Ebenezer Smith (1668 -1728) m. Sarah (Huxley) Barlow ---Jonathan Smith (1705 -1776) m. Susannah Johnson ----Charles Smith (1731-1804 VT) m. Bersheba Bartholomew -----David Smith (1754 CT -1805 CT) m. Mary Bateman ------Daniel Smith (1784 CT -1868? NY) m. Mary/Polly Mansfield ------Daniel Bateman Smith (1812 NY- 1905 NY) m. Susan Tyron ------Hulbert Bateman Smith (1855 NY-1911 NY) m.Sarah Elizabeth LaFleur ------Frank Daniel Smith (1888 NY - 1969) m. Helen Brown ------Robert Brown Smith (1924 NY - ____) m. Vera Ann Frego ------Dale Arthur Smith (1947 NY - _____ ...... 116546 DAVID SMITH IN FOOTVILLE BURYING GROUND, LITCHFIELD, CT: There is a David Smith in Footville Burying Ground, Litchfield, CT who died Nov. 4, 1861, age 69 and wife, Ann(Bartholomew), who died Sept. 17, 1828, age 44 years. Per email of Dale Smith, descendant of David (Daniel) Smith, Sept. 6, 2011 to Karlyn Shedlowski, the David Smith that married Anna Bartholomew on June 2, 1808, is not the son of David Smith and Mary Bateman, but is the son of Jacob and Mary Lewis Smith. This David was born in 1777/1778. He is living in 1850 and 1860 Census with a birth year of 1778. This, birth date does not agree with the tombstone, which if correct, would make David buried in Footville, born about 1792. David (Daniel) Smith and Mary Mansfield had the following child:

16. i. DANIEL BATEMAN8 SMITH58. He married (1) SUSAN AMELIA TYRON.

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11. MARIA THERESA7 SMITH (David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1) was born on 08 May 1786 in Litchfield, CT59. She married Oliver Calkins, son of Oliver Calkins and Hannah Thomas, in Jun 180660-61. He was born on 14 Oct 1787 in Cochecton, Ulster, NY. He died in 1828 in Ontario Co., NY60.

Notes for Maria Theresa Smith: Source: Genealogical Register of the Inhabitants of the Town of Litchfield, CT, between 1720-1800, George C.Woodruff, 1845, see source citations within each individual for pages, and publication facts: Was born in 1786, was still living in 1881 and had five husbands. Was a widow in 1881. The Skinner Kinsman, The Descendants of Joseph and Martha [Kinne] Skinner, Vol. I, Compiled by Mars. Gordon A. Wahl, Miagara Falls, NY: Her father was a teacher in a school, Moses & Oliver attended that school; Per Coleen hall 2008 Electa CALKINS F 1808 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Laura CALKINS F 1809 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Hannah CALKINS F 1810 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Samantha CALKINS F 1811 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Sara A. CALKINS F 1813 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Mary O. CALKINS F 1815 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Julia CALKINS F 1818 Damascus, Wayne County, PA Moses CALKINS M 9 MAY 1820 Seneca, NY Nathan CALKINS M 1822 Damascus, Wayne County, PA David CALKINS M 14 AUG 1824 Ontario, NY Eleanor CALKINS F 1825 Ontario, NY Notes for Oliver Calkins: Wayne Co. Historical Society, Democrat, Sept 22, 1846 - Sheriff Sale Notice: Land in Damascus Twp, as property of Abraham Mitchell. Names on Deed are William and Israel Monnington, Jesse Drake, Abraham Thomas, W. and John Dufield, Moses Dean. In 1810 conveyed to James Young, to Thomas Shields land called Damascus Manor, which John Penn and Richard Penn, Esqs., by their Atty. John R.Coates Esq. by Indenture, Dec. 19, 1801, granted to Thos. Sheilds, recorded at Milford Deed Book No. 1, P. 237, in 1816, conveyed to Stephen Mitchell, Oliver Calkins and Abraham Mitchell. John Fritz in Preston Twp. on Equinunk Creek, to Amzi Fuller, then to Abraham Mitchell, Thomas Meredith, land is part of a Manor called "Amsterdam", originally surveyed under a warrant from land office of Penn - conveyed to Samuel Meredith, who got a patent for said Manor dated of May 10, 1798, he to Thos. Meredith and in turn to Jabash Hulbert, and wife, then to Adam Niver and wife, then to Abraham Mitchell. Then land in Beanon - Samuel Blair by Joseph Thomas. Oliver Calkins and Maria Theresa Smith had the following children:

i. ELECTA8 CALKINS was born in 1808107.

ii. LAURA CALKINS was born in 1809107.

iii. HANNAH CALKINS was born in 1810107.

iv. SAMANTHA CALKINS was born in 1811107.

v. SARAH A. CALKINS was born in 1813107.

vi. MARY O. CALKINS was born in 1815107.

vii. JULIA CALKINS was born in 1818107.

viii. MOSES CALKINS was born on 09 May 1820107.

ix. NATHAN CALKINS was born in 1822107.

x. DAVID CALKINS was born on 14 Aug 1824107.

xi. ELEANOR CALKINS was born in 1825107.

12. POLLY (MARY)7 SMITH (David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)63-66 was born on 07 Mar 1790 in Litchfield67. She died on 06 Oct 1879 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA68-70. She married Abraham Mitchell, son of Nathan Mitchell and Elizabeth Ross, on 17 Sep 181068. He was born on 14 Aug 1786 in Cochecton, Ulster, NY64-65, 71-72. He died on 23 Oct 1853 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA68, 70. Notes for Abraham Mitchell: Estate of John Mitchell: Estate of John Mitchell Deceased Adminsitration Bond of Bezaleel Tyler,

26 Generation 7 (con't) Estate of John Mitchell: Estate of John Mitchell Deceased Adminsitration Bond of Bezaleel Tyler, Elihu S. Page, of Wayne Co., Penna., Joseph Mitchell of Bethel, Sullivan Co., NY , and Hiram Bennet of Thomson, Sullivan Co., Aforesaid for $300. Dated April 16, 1828. Above Bezaleel Tyler and Elihu S. Page, of Adminstrators of Wil and Good of John Mitchell late of Town of Bethel, are deceased. Proof given. Renumeration by Joseph Mitchell, James Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell, Abraham Mitchell, Elizabeth Tyler, Isaac Mitchell, Jacob Mitchell renouced Administrators in Estate of John Mitchell Deceased and Bezaleel Tyler and Elihu S. Page in will named of said John Mitchell are decased. Signed by Joseph, Stephen, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Mitchell, no witnesses, April 12, 1828. Adminstration serial 16 set. This information proves the above to be siblings and children of Nathan Mitchell and Elizabeth Ross. www.newenglandancestors.org/research/databaseny-probate/default.asp?vol=1&pg=Sullivan Wayne Co. Historical Society, Democrat, Sept 22, 1846 - Sheriff Sale Notice: Land in Damscus Twp, as property of Abraham Mitchell. Names on Deed are William and Israel Monnington, Jesse Drake, Abraham Thomas, W. and John Dufield, Moses Dean. In 1810 conveyed to James Young, to Thomas Shields land called Damascus Manor, which John Penn and Richard Penn, Esqs., by their Atty. John R.Coates Esq. by Indenture, Dec. 19, 1801, granted to Thos. Sheilds, recorded at Milford Deed Book No. 1, p. 237, in 1816, conveyed to Stephen Mitchell, Oliver Calkins and Abraham Mitchell. John Fritz in Preston Twp. on Equinunk Creek to Amzi Fuller, then to Abraham Mitchell, Thoms Meredith, land is part of a Manor callled "Amsterdam", originally surveyed under a warrant from land office of Penn - conveyed to Samuel Meredith, who got a patent for said Manor dated of May 10, 1798, he to Thos. Meredith and in turn to Jabash Hulbert, and wife, then to Adam Niver and wife, then to Abraham Mitchell. Then land in Beanon - Samuel Blair by Joseph Thomas. Abraham Mitchell and Polly (Mary) Smith had the following children:

i. URSULA8 MITCHELL was born on 29 Nov 181168. She died on 15 Jan 181568, 70.

ii. BATEMAN MITCHELL was born on 01 Mar 181368. He died on 15 Oct 181968, 70.

17. iii. OLIVE MITCHELL was born on 26 Apr 181668. She died in Nov 189168. She married (1) VIRGIL BROOKS. 18. iv. OSBORN MITCHELL was born on 19 Jan 181868. He died on 03 Sep 1897 in Dyberry, Wayne, PA, at home of son, Monroe108. He married (1) EMILY NELSON. 19. v. SARAH ANN MITCHELL was born on 17 Sep 181868. She died in 187668. She married (1) MORGAN THOMPSON. 20. vi. ORPHA BISHOP MITCHELL was born on 19 May 181968, 70. She died on 28 Apr 189970. She married Warren Lackey in Jun 183970. He died on 31 Mar 189170. vii. THOMAS B. MITCHELL was born on 28 Dec 182068-69. He died on 04 Sep 185468-70, 109. 21. viii. JULIA ANN MITCHELL was born on 24 Nov 182268. She married Seley Budd on 17 Feb 1852 in Rev. John L. Mitchell70. ix. GEORGE ROSS MITCHELL was born on 16 Jul 182468. He died on 17 Feb 186168, 70.

22. x. CATHERINE LOSEE MITCHELL was born on 17 Apr 182668. She died on 14 Dec 188468. She married (1) STEPHEN BAKER. 23. xi. SALMON BISHOP MITCHELL was born on 27 Oct 182768, 70. He died on 26 Feb 189570. He married (1) MARY RHULE. She died on 17 Sep 189370. 24. xii. CURTIS TERRELL MITCHELL was born on 08 Dec 182968, 70. He married (1) JANE BUFFINGTON. 25. xiii. VIRGIL BROOKS MITCHELL64 was born on 29 Oct 183168, 70. He married Analiva H. Mitchell, daughter of Amos T. Mitchell and Sally E. Conklin, on 19 Jun 185864, 110. She was born on 07 Nov 183564, 110. She died on 21 Jul 191564, 110. xiv. NATHAN MITCHELL was born on 29 Oct 183369-70. He died on 27 Dec 1834 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA68-70. 13. BATEMAN7 SMITH (David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1) was born on 21 Jan 1792 in Litchfield, CT73-74. He died on 17 Feb 1869 in age 77, Judea, (now Washington), Litchfield, CT45, 48, 75. He married Julia Bishop on 25 Nov 1816 in By Ephraim Depew, J.P.,

27 Generation 7 (con't) Litchfield, CT45, 48, 75. He married Julia Bishop on 25 Nov 1816 in By Ephraim Depew, J.P., Rochester, NY73. She was born about 1798 in Nothing in Ricker Collection74. She died on 25 Jan 1853 in age 55, Judea (now Wahington) Litchfield, CT45, 76. Bateman Smith and Julia Bishop had the following children:

i. GEORGE AUGUSTUS F.8 SMITH was born on 23 Aug 1819 in Litchfield, CT111.

ii. MARY E. SMITH was born about 1822 in Litchfield, CT112.

iii. WILLIAM JOHNSON was born about 1835 in Litchfield, CT; possibly a grandson living in household in 1850112. 14. URSULA J.7 SMITH (David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)63-65, 81-85 was born on 03 Nov 1793 in Litchfield Twp., Litchfield, CT84-90. She died on 15 Dec 1884 in 4 am, Damascus, PA, USA88, 91-93. She married Isaac Mitchell, son of Nathan Mitchell and Elizabeth Ross, on 04 Nov 1813 in On or before, July 1814 per DC Electa Mitchell, youngest child86, 94-96. He was born on 29 Feb 1792 in Bethel, Sullivan Co., NY, USA64, 71-72, 87-88, 91-92, 97-98. He died on 08 Sep 1884 in home of son, BS Mitchell, Damascus, PA, USA86, 88, 93, 97.

Notes for Ursula J. Smith: Newspaper: We have to record again of haov perpetrated by our silent enemy, death. Mrs. Mitchell, mother of Mrs. T. Y. Boyd, was buried at Damascus, recently. Mrs. Mitchell only survived her husband about fourteen weeks. These people were quite aged, each of them being over ninety years old at their death. Notes for Isaac Mitchell: MENTIONED IN BROTHER JOHN'S WILL: Estate of John Mitchell: Estate of John Mitchell Deceased Adminsitration Bond of Bezaleel Tyler, Elihu S. Page, of Wayne Co., Penna., Joseph Mitchell of Bethel, Sullivan Co., NY , and Hiram Bennet of Thomson, Sullivan Co., Aforesaid for $300. Dated April 16, 1828. Above Bezaleel Tyler and Elihu S. Page, of Adminstrators of Wil and Good of John Mitchell late of Town of Bethel, are deceased. Proof given. Renumeration by Joseph Mitchell, James Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell, Abraham Mitchell, Elizabeth Tyler, Isaac Mitchell, Jacob Mitchell renouced Administrators in Estate of John Mitchell Deceased and Bezaleel Tyler and Elihu S. Page in will named of said John Mitchell are decased. Signed by Joseph, Stephen, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob Mitchell, no witnesses, April 12, 1828. Adminstration serial 16 set. This information proves the above to be siblings and children of Nathan Mitchell and Elizabeth Ross. www.newenglandancestors.org/research/databaseny-probate/default.asp?vol=1&pg=Sullivan ISSAC MITCHELL'S STORY: About Isaac Mitchell: he was a miller by occupation and died at the extreme old age of 93 years and his wife died at 91. Isaac Mitchell married Ursula Smith of Litchfield, CT., and related to Lord Bateman. Ursula was born Nov. 3., 1793, the daughter of David Smith, Born Sept 10, 1768, and Mary Backman. The following sources were used to compile the birth, marriage, death dates, and locations of the same for Isaac Mitchell, and his wife Ursula Smith and their children" National DAR Application #512430, Emily Margraf Carl, fifth cousin Obituary Nathan Mitchell, The Honesdale Citizen, Honesdale, PA, Sept. 11, 1884, No. 16 - provides birth date, and place, and death date and place. Original Data: Barbour, LB. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records Prior to 1870, Hartford, CT., The Connecticut State Library, Litchfield Vital Statistics. Index reprint enclosed from White, LC, ed. The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Vol. 1-55. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994-2002, Litchfield, Vol. 2, page 1 - provides the birth date and place of Ursula Smith. Death Certificate, Elmira Mitchell Wood (see Generation 5) - confirms birthplace of Ursula Smith Overlook Cemetery List, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA, 1990, supplied from records of Wayne County Historical Society - provides birth and death dates, and locations for Isaac Mitchell and Ursula Smith Photocopies of Tombstones of Isaac Mitchell and Ursula Smith 1810 United States Federal Census, Bethel Township, Sullivan Co., NY, Roll 30, page 342 - shows family of Nathan Mitchell (Generation 7) with Isaac, unmarried and probably still at home, under the age of 18. 1820 United States Federal Census, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA, Roll M33-112, page 48 - shows Isaac Mitchell, now married age 28, with wife, Ursula Smith, and 3 daughters. Death Certificate, Electa Mitchell Hunt, oldest daughter of Isaac Mitchell and Ursula Smith, who died Aug 1, 1902 in Charlevoix, Michigan - provides an estimated marriage year for Isaac Mitchell and Ursula Smith of 1814. Electa married Thomkins Hunt and was 87 years, 3 months and 7 days old

28 Generation 7 (con't) Ursula Smith of 1814. Electa married Thomkins Hunt and was 87 years, 3 months and 7 days old when she died, making her birth date April 24, 1815. From this information we can estimate the marriage year of Isaac Mitchell and Ursula Smith to be 1814. Family tradition indicates their marriage date to be 4 Nov 1813; this is confirmed by the B. Sheard publication, Calkins Consolidated Before and After, page 165 (see Generation 5). Efforts have been made to find church records or bible records confirming these dates, but these no longer exist. Old churches, if there were any, have been torn down or vandalized, and a search for a “Mitchell” family bible proved unsuccessful. **************************************************************************************************************** ********************* All children for this family lived to be 70 to 90 years of age. Per Calkins Consolidated, Before and After, 1923-1963. Isaac Mitchell and his wife, Ursula Smith lived in the house that today is located behind the Damascus School, where Peg Erickson lives. At the time of Isaac's death Sept. 8, 1884, his widow, Ursula Smith, was 91 years old, and for the past three years was an invalid. He was also survived by 10 of his children. The Honesdale Citizen, Sept. 11, 1884, No. 16, Obituary, Isaac Mitchell. **************************************************************************************************************** ********************** At age 91/92 in the newspaper: Mr. Isaac Mitchell has a birth day in this month but once in four years. He is 91 or 92, and his wife, a few years his junior, and are as genteel a couple as one often sees. Of a family of eleven children, ten are living. The have many grandchildren and more than a score of great-crandchildren, some of whom are married and have children. Isaac Mitchell and Ursula J. Smith had the following children:

26. i. ELECTA8 MITCHELL113 was born on 24 Apr 1815 in Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA86, 114. She died on 01 Aug 1902 in Everline Twp., Charlecroix, MI92, 114. She married Thomkins D. D. Hunt about 1845114. ii. VIOLETTA MITCHELL113 was born on 04 May 1817 in Damascus, PA, USA86. She died in 1907 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA115. She married (1) WILLIAM GAVETTE (GAVIN). He was born in 1813116. He died in 1907116.

27. iii. MARY ANN MITCHELL113 was born on 28 Dec 1818 in Cochecton, Sullivan, NY, USA86, 117. She died in 1903 in Damascus, Wayne Co., PA115, 117. She married John Young Tyler, son of Charles Tyler and Isabelle Young, in 1846 in Probaby Pennsylvania117. He was born on 07 Apr 1811 in Tyler Hill, Wayne, PA117-118. He died on 10 Jun 1901 in Damascus, Wayne Co., PA117-118. iv. JULIA MITCHELL was born on 29 May 1820 in Damascus, Wayne, PA86. She died on 15 Jun 1820 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA92;. 28. v. BATEMAN SMITH MITCHELL113, 119 was born on 28 Jul 1821 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86, 119-121. He died on 25 Dec 1896 in 6:30 am, Damascus, Wayne Co., PA92, 120, 122-123. He married (1) MARGARET STEWARD (STEWART). She was born about 1819 in New York124. vi. ALBERT R MITCHELL113 was born on 04 Dec 1823 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86. He died between 05 Jan 1903-1906 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA92, 120. He married (1) HELEN BOYD. She was born on 12 Dec 1823120. She died on 05 Jan 1903120.

29. vii. OLIVER C MITCHELL113 was born on 05 Apr 1826 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86. He died on 10 Jan 1896 in Cimaroon, KS, USA92, 125. He married (1) ANNA C. SMITH. 30. viii. ALMIRA E. MITCHELL126-130 was born on 15 May 1828 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86, 131-135. She died on 23 Jun 1914 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, Wayne, PA87, 136-138. She married Joseph Wood, son of Stephen Wood and Delia Chapman, on 17 May 1850 in Beech Lake, Wayne Co, PA139-141. He was born on 12 Mar 1825 in Hartford, Connecticut129, 131-132, 139, 142-144. He died on 17 Apr 1877 in about 2:00 pm, Darbytown, PA145-148.

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31. ix. ELIZABETH (BETSY) JANE MITCHELL149 was born on 16 Oct 1830 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86. She died on 22 Jan 1910 in Boyds Mills, Wayne, PA, USA149. She married Thomas Y. Boyd on 07 Mar 1849. He was born on 09 Jan 1823 in Damascus , Wayne, Pa. He died on 07 Mar 1889 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, Wayne, PA. 32. x. DAVID S MITCHELL149 was born on 16 Jul 1832 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86, 149-150. He died on 20 Aug 1908 in Scranton, Lackawanna, PA, USA115, 149-150. He married Mary A. Hadsell, daughter of James Hadsall and Betsy Smith, on 19 Oct 1855 in Kingston, PA115, 149, 151. She was born on 13 Sep 1836 in Pittston, Luzerne, PA150-151. She died on 09 Aug 1926 in Daughter's home (Anna Mitchell), Honesdale, PA150-151. xi. NATHAN T MITCHELL115 was born on 09 Mar 1837 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA69, 86, 120. He died on 21 May 1903 in Damascus, PA, USA92, 120. He married (1) ELIZABETH WASHBURN. She was born on 14 Aug 1847120. She died on 17 Jul 1896 in 8 am, Hallstead, PA92, 120, 152.

Notes for Elizabeth Washburn: Newspaper: Elizabeth, wife of N. T. Mitchell, proprietor of the Mitchell House, Hallstead, died of pneumonia on Friday. The remains were taken to their former home in Damascus for Interment. The Herald says "The death of Mrs. Mitchell is a real loss to this community and hundreds of our people. who recognize sterling worth in human character, will join us in deep and heart felt regret at her untimely death. She deserved many years still of happy, useful life, but the ways of Providence are mysterious, and the only thing left for those who mourn, is the sweet memory of her kindly life and helpful deeds, which will be a lasting monument in our community to this really sterling character. July 23, 1896, Honesdale, Citizen: The wife of Nathan T. Mitchell, of Hallstead, whose serious illness we announced last week, died July 17, 1896, of pneumonia. She was extremely charitable, and accomplished a vast deal of good in a quite manner. The interment was in the cemetery at Damascus, on Sunday afternoon. 15. OLIVE SARAH7 SMITH (David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1) was born on 03 Nov 1797 in Judea (now Washington) Litchfield, CT25, 100. She died on 04 Sep 1894 in age 97 Judea (now Washington, Litchfield, CT, USA101. She married Daniel Throop, son of Benjamin Throop, on 01 Jan 1818 in by Rev. Lyman Beecher - Litchfield VR100, 102. He was born about 1796. He died on 31 Mar 1878 in Age 82, Morris, Litchfield, CT101.

Notes for Olive Sarah Smith: LETTER IN POSSESSION OF PATRICIA MYERS MIKELSON, HIGHLIGHTS FOR CHILDREN ARCHIVES, HONESDALE, PA: St. Petersburg Florida, Dec. 8, 1949 to Rena Boyd Noble, Milanville, PA Dear Cousin Rena, Perhaps you will not remember me, down here, but I left West Morris, Conn. for a 5 month visit in Florida. Is there any of your family that is interested in genealogy. I cannot find out anything about great-grand father David Smith, the father of Olive Smith Throop. Also do you know if there are any Muson's left in Scranton, and their address. Minnie and Centenni came east, and which of grandmas's sisters were they descended from. I think there were two sisters who married Munson's. Perhaps you grandmother was one. Cordially, Mary L. Throop Waugh 2730 Central Avenue St. Petersburg, Florida Daniel Throop and Olive Sarah Smith had the following children:

i. MONROE8 THROOP was born on 22 Jul 1818 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT153. ii. ALTHA THROOP was born on 21 Aug 1820 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT154. iii. DAUGHTER THROOP was born in Jun 1822 in Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT155. She died on 22 Dec 1822 in age 5 months, Judea (now Washington), Litchfield, CT.

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16. DANIEL BATEMAN8 SMITH (David (Daniel)7, David6, Charles5, Jonathan4, Ebenezer3, Samuel2, Henry (Rev.)1)58. He married (1) SUSAN AMELIA TYRON. Daniel Bateman Smith and Susan Amelia Tyron had the following child:

i. HULBERT BATEMAN9 SMITH58. He married (1) SARAH LAFLEUR.

17. OLIVE8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 26 Apr 181668. She died in Nov 189168. She married (1) VIRGIL BROOKS. Virgil Brooks and Olive Mitchell had the following children:

i. LOUISA9 BROOKS70.

ii. ADELINE BROOKS70.

iii. MARY BROOKS70.

iv. FRED BROOKS70.

v. MINERVA BROOKS70.

vi. ARABELLA BROOKS70.

vii. DEWEY BROOKS70.

viii. THEODORE BROOKS70.

ix. HOMER BROOKS70.

18. OSBORN8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 19 Jan 181868. He died on 03 Sep 1897 in Dyberry, Wayne, PA, at home of son, Monroe108. He married (1) EMILY NELSON. Osborn Mitchell and Emily Nelson had the following children:

i. LAURA9 MITCHELL70. She married (1) UNKNOWN PULIS.

ii. JEROME MITCHELL70.

iii. MONROE MITCHELL70.

iv. HATTIE MITCHELL70. She married (1) UNKNOWN TRACY.

19. SARAH ANN8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 17 Sep 181868. She died in 187668. She married (1) MORGAN THOMPSON. Morgan Thompson and Sarah Ann Mitchell had the following child:

i. 3 CHILDREN9 THOMPSON70.

20. ORPHA BISHOP8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 19 May 181968, 70. She died on 28 Apr 189970. She married Warren Lackey in Jun 183970. He died on 31 Mar 189170.

Notes for Orpha Bishop Mitchell: As of March 25, 1894, still living, Mrs. Orpha Lackey, Siko, PA per Abraham Mitchell and Mary Smith Family Record Warren Lackey and Orpha Bishop Mitchell had the following child:

i. RUTH ANN9 LACKEY was born on 26 Feb 184170. She died on 04 Feb 191370. She married W. H. Bell on 30 Jan 187170.

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21. JULIA ANN8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 24 Nov 182268. She married Seley Budd on 17 Feb 1852 in Rev. John L. Mitchell70.

Notes for Julia Ann Mitchell: As of March 25, 1894, still living, Mrs. Julia A. Budd, Shiocton, Wisconsin, per Abraham Mitchell and Mary Smith Family Record Seley Budd and Julia Ann Mitchell had the following children:

i. ELARY C.9 BUDD was born on 23 Oct 185370. He died before 16 Dec 192670.

ii. HORTON S. BUDD was born on 27 May 185770. He died before 16 Dec 192670.

22. CATHERINE LOSEE8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 17 Apr 182668. She died on 14 Dec 188468. She married (1) STEPHEN BAKER. Stephen Baker and Catherine Losee Mitchell had the following children:

i. OTHERS9 BAKER. She died in Died young.

ii. RUTH BAKER70. She died before 16 Dec 192670.

iii. OSBORN BAKER70. He died before 16 Dec 192670.

23. SALMON BISHOP8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 27 Oct 182768, 70. He died on 26 Feb 189570. He married (1) MARY RHULE. She died on 17 Sep 189370.

Notes for Salmon Bishop Mitchell: As of March 25, 1894, still living, Salmon Mitchell, Avonia, Erie Co., PA per Abraham Mitchell and Mary Smith Family Record Salmon Bishop Mitchell and Mary Rhule had the following child:

i. 4 CHILDREN9 MITCHELL70.

24. CURTIS TERRELL8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith) was born on 08 Dec 182968, 70. He married (1) JANE BUFFINGTON.

Notes for Curtis Terrell Mitchell: As of March 25, 1894, still living, Curtis Mitchell, Shiocton, Outagamie Co., Wisconsin per Abraham Mitchell and Mary Smith Family Record Curtis Terrell Mitchell and Jane Buffington had the following children:

i. FRANK9 MITCHELL was born about 1857 in WI.

ii. EMERSON MITCHELL was born about 1861.

iii. CURTIS M. MITCHELL was born about 1872156. He married (1) MYRTLE.

Notes for Curtis M. Mitchell: Birth: ABT 1872 in wisconsin Note: age 8 born in wisconsin in the 1880 census... Census: 1920 tacoma, pierce county, washington Note: 1920 census taken 3 jan 1920 lists: hh 19 ED 355 curtis m. mitchell 48 owns home mortgaged wi/pa/ny building constructor myrtle 47 keeping house wi/canada/vt genevieve 20 single wa mildred 11 wi lived at 813 s. prospect street in tacoma...parents live nearby in hh 3 on s. steele street... Census: 1930 south ellensburg, kittitas county, washington Note: 1930 census taken 23 apr 1930 lists: hh 179 ED 24 curtis mitchell 59 married at 26 wi/pa/ny foreman on a farm non-vet myrtle l. 58 married at 25 wi/ny/vt Event: from wisconsin to washington state moved/migrated about 1896. Note: first child born in washington c. 1899...both curtis and his wife, myrtle, were born in wisconsin so it is likely they met and married there...and possessed with their parents wanderlust migrated to the far west early in their married life...it is also likely

32 Generation 8 (con't) parents wanderlust migrated to the far west early in their married life...it is also likely their parents accompanied them...since both families are living nearby in the 1920 iv. ELLEN MITCHELL was born about 1876.

25. VIRGIL BROOKS8 MITCHELL (Polly (Mary)7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)64 was born on 29 Oct 183168, 70. He married Analiva H. Mitchell, daughter of Amos T. Mitchell and Sally E. Conklin, on 19 Jun 185864, 110. She was born on 07 Nov 183564, 110. She died on 21 Jul 191564, 110. Virgil Brooks Mitchell and Analiva H. Mitchell had the following children:

i. ELEANORA9 MITCHELL64 was born on 19 May 1859110. She married Fred S. Olver on 28 Oct 1894110.

ii. JUDSON C. MITCHELL64 was born on 04 Feb 1861110. He married Hattie Smith on 02 Apr 1889110.

26. ELECTA8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)113 was born on 24 Apr 1815 in Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA86, 114. She died on 01 Aug 1902 in Everline Twp., Charlecroix, MI92, 114. She married Thomkins D. D. Hunt about 1845114. Thomkins D. D. Hunt and Electa Mitchell had the following children:

i. 3 0THER CHILDREN9 HUNT. She died in Deceased.

ii. DELOS HUNT was born in Everline Twp., Charlecroix, MI157.

27. MARY ANN8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)113 was born on 28 Dec 1818 in Cochecton, Sullivan, NY, USA86, 117. She died in 1903 in Damascus, Wayne Co., PA115, 117. She married John Young Tyler, son of Charles Tyler and Isabelle Young, in 1846 in Probaby Pennsylvania117. He was born on 07 Apr 1811 in Tyler Hill, Wayne, PA117-118. He died on 10 Jun 1901 in Damascus, Wayne Co., PA117-118. Notes for John Young Tyler: Per Bradley, The Citizen, June 1927: Many now living can remember John Young Tyler, son of Charles. The home he for years occupied in Tyler Hill stands today but has been remodeled. John Y., as he was familiarly called was born in Cochecton April 7, 1811 and died June 23, 1901, aged 90. Per Bradley, The Citizen, Chapter XIII, Sept. 1927: John Young Tyler bought a tract of land on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware nearly opposite where Old Cochecton stands and cleared upon it a fine farm which later passed into the possession of the Bushes and which remained in the Bush family for over eighty years. In 1775 associated with Daniel Skinner, Captain Tyler bought a tract of land on Hollister Creek and they built a saw mill. John Young Tyler and Mary Ann Mitchell had the following child:

i. GEORGE A9 TYLER158 was born on 23 Oct 1855 in Tyler Hill, Wayne, Pennsylvania, USA117. He died on 02 May 1935 in Tyler Hill, Wayne, Pennsylvania, USA117. He married Emma Keturah Titus about 1885 in Wayne Co., PA117. She was born on 05 Aug 1867 in NY117. She died on 04 Dec 1921 in Tyler Hill, Wayne, Pennsylvania, USA117.

28. BATEMAN SMITH8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)113, 119 was born on 28 Jul 1821 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86, 119-121. He died on 25 Dec 1896 in 6:30 am, Damascus, Wayne Co., PA92, 120, 122-123. He married (1) MARGARET STEWARD (STEWART). She was born about 1819 in New York124.

Notes for Bateman Smith Mitchell: Honesdale Citizen, Dec. 31, 1896, Bateman Mitchell Obituary: Died at his home in Damascus,

33 Generation 8 (con't) Honesdale Citizen, Dec. 31, 1896, Bateman Mitchell Obituary: Died at his home in Damascus, Dec. 25, suddenly, of heart disease. Bateman S. Mitchell, aged 76 years and 5 months. Deceased leaves a wife, three sons and one daughter; was a an active member of the Baptist Church, a sincere friend, and a good citizen and every way useful in the community. Honesdale Citizen, Jan. 7, 1897, Bateman Mitchell Obituary: One of the most sudden deaths that ever occurred in this vicinity was that of Bateman Mitchell, who died at his home in this village on Christmas morning. Mr. Mitchell was apparently in good health the day before, but was found dead by his wife, the morning. The funeral was held in the Baptist Church on Sunday morning, and his body interred in that cemetery. He is survived by his wife, three sons, Appley, George, and Steward of this place, and a daughter Mrs. Thomas Burcher, of Calkins. Mrs. Mitchell, since his death, has closed her home here, and gone to live with son Stewart. Bateman Smith Mitchell and Margaret Steward (Stewart) had the following children:

i. GEORGE S.9 MITCHELL122 was born on 18 Oct 1846159. He died on 02 Aug 191069. He married (1) MARTHA R. MARTIN. She was born on 30 Jan 184669. She died on 12 Nov 193769.

ii. APPLEY L. MITCHELL122 was born about 1849160. He died on 06 Aug 192969, 123. He married (1) DULSINA KELLEM. She was born in 185869. She died in 192969.

iii. STEWART MITCHELL122 was born in 1851160. He died in 193369.

iv. ADDIE MITCHELL122 was born about 1864160. She married (1) THOMAS BURCHER.

29. OLIVER C8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)113 was born on 05 Apr 1826 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86. He died on 10 Jan 1896 in Cimaroon, KS, USA92, 125. He married (1) ANNA C. SMITH.

Notes for Oliver C Mitchell: Jan 16, 1896, Honesdale Citizen, Obituary Oliver C. Mitchell: Died in Cimarron, Kansas, Jan. 10, 1896, Oliver C. Mitchell, formerly of Damascus, aged 70 years. Leaves three sons and three daughters. Oliver C Mitchell and Anna C. Smith had the following children:

i. 3 DAUGHTERS9 MITCHELL.

ii. 3 SONS MITCHELL.

30. ALMIRA E.8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)126-130 was born on 15 May 1828 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86, 131-135. She died on 23 Jun 1914 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, Wayne, PA87, 136-138. She married Joseph Wood, son of Stephen Wood and Delia Chapman, on 17 May 1850 in Beech Lake, Wayne Co, PA139-141. He was born on 12 Mar 1825 in Hartford, Connecticut129, 131-132, 139, 142-144. He died on 17 Apr 1877 in about 2:00 pm, Darbytown, PA145-148.

Notes for Almira E. Mitchell: According to the obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Mitchell Boyd, Jan. 1910, Honesdale, Pa,: "Mrs. Almira Wood of Boyds Mills, being the only surviving sister [to Elizabeth Jane Mitchell Body] The latter is now very ill with pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Warren, Lassley, at Waymart."

See Probate Records for Joseph Wood and the end of this article. Death Certificate Mary Delia Wood Lassley (Gen. 4) - Documents Lineage to Joseph Wood and Elmira Mitchell (Gen. 5), and Their Birth Places This document provides lineage from Mary Delia Wood Lassley (Generation 4) to, Joseph Wood born in Hartford, Connecticut and Almira Mitchell, born in Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA 1850 United States Federal Census - Documents Lineage to Generation 6, and the Birthplace, Birth year, and Marriage - Joseph Wood and Almira Mitchell This census shows

34 Generation 8 (con't) the Birthplace, Birth year, and Marriage - Joseph Wood and Almira Mitchell This census shows Joseph Wood, age 25 living with his wife, Almira Mitchell, age 22. At this time, they have no children, having just been married during 1850. It indicates that Joseph Wood was born in 1825 in Connecticut, and that Elmira Mitchell was born in 1828, in Pennsylvania. This information agrees with the Death Certificate of Mary Delia Wood Lassley, regarding her parents. It also agrees Family Records written by Mary Delia Wood Lassley in 1889 (see below). Living in the same household were Joseph Wood’s mother, Delia Chapman Wood (Generation 6), and her son, brother of Joseph, Clark Wood, age 19. This information shows that the mother of Joseph Wood was Delia Chapman Wood (see Generation 6). 1870 United States Federal Census - Lineage to Generation 4 and Children - Joseph Wood and Elmira Mitchell This census shows Joseph Wood now age 45 living with his wife Elmira, age 42, and their children. Note Mary (Generation 4), age 8, their daughter, born in 1861 (see Generation 4 for Mary Delia Wood Lassley). Cutter, WR. Genealogical Family History of Central New York - Documents Marriage Year and Children - Joseph Wood and Almira Mitchell The enclosed compilation by William Richard Cutter, A. M. indicates the marriage year of Joseph Wood and his wife, Almira Mitchell. Note the spelling of Almira varies, sometimes being Elmira. Her true name was Almira E. Mitchell. Although other dates in this article on the Wood Family has errors, the marriage date of 1850 coincides with the 1850 United States Federal Census, and the children listed in the Cutter article coincide with those born up to 1870, not deceased, and living in the household during 1870 United States Federal Census. Obituaries - Joseph Wood These obituaries provide Joseph Wood’s death date, as well as his birth year of 1825, and that he came with his parents (Stephen and Delia, Gen. 6) from Connecticut when he was about 10 years old, or around 1835. Note that Eldred was the previous name of Boyd’s Mills, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA. This information coincides with the Records of Mary Delia Wood Lassley, Handwritten in 1889 (see below). Sheard, B. Calkins Consolidated, Before and After, 2nd Ed. Damascus, PA, 1997, page 166 - Picture of Almira Mitchell Wood This document shows the children of Issac Mitchell and Ursula Smith, including Almira Mitchell Wood taken in 1895. Death Certificate - Almira Mitchell Wood This document provides Almira Mitchell Wood’s birth date, location, death date, location, and the names of her parents, who were Ursula Smith and Isaac Mitchell. Obituary - Elmira “Almira” Wood This document agrees with Almira Mitchell Wood’s death certificate and indicates that Elmira “Almira” Mitchell Wood died at Boyd’s Mills, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA. Lineage to her children is given. Note that “Warren Lassley” should read Mrs. Warren Lassley (Generation 4), ie, Mary Delia Wood Lassley. Tombstone of Joseph Wood and his wife, Almira Mitchell, located in Calkins Union Cemetery, Old Section, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA Boyd, D. M. Map Calkins Union Cemetery, Old Section, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA, 1952, Lot. Nos. 33 & 34 - Joseph Wood This document indicates the position and Lot Number of Joseph Wood and Elmira Mitchell Wood in Calkins Union Cemetery, Old Section. Family Records of Mary Delia Wood Lassley, Handwritten by herself in 1889 This documents indicates the birth dates of Almira A. Mitchell Wood and Joseph Wood, as well as their children. According to the census, this family had a domestic servant, Eliza Norton, born 1810. This may be a relative of Almira E. Mitchell Wood from Connecticut? **************************************************************************************************************** ******************* In Wayne County Probate Record File 1767, Wayne County Court House, Honesdale, PA: General Inventory and Appraisement of the goods and chattels, rights and credits which were of Joseph Wood, Late of Damascus Township, deceased, Filed May 24, 1877, the Register of Wills of Wayne County recorded as follows: I Almira E. Wood of Damascus do hereby renounce my right to take out Letters of Administration on the Estate of my late husband, Joseph Wood and request the appointment of John Orr and Effinger Wood (her son) as administrators. Signed: Almira E. Wood, in her own handwriting. Thus we know that Joseph Wood's wife was Almira E. Mitchell and not Elmira A. Mitchell, as has often been erroneously written. According to the death certificate of Almira E. Wood, she was buried by Rasmussens, Narrowsburg, NY on June 25, 1914. Appraisers were Asel. Dann and Oliver C. Mitchell. Persons mentioned of interest in Appraisal were: D. S. Mitchell, William Rose, W. Robbins, Amos Baird, and G. W. Barnes. Warren Lassley (son-in-law), W. F. Wood, auctioneer, William Hatwell, George Sheard, James H. Decker, John Lovelass, Walter V. Curcher, John Bardley, George Dexter, J. W. Lowton, Francis Prentiss, William Rolston, Dr. Dusenburry, William H. Gavitt, John Reynold, Isaac D. Gavitt, George J. Purdy, Peter Stewart. Amount owed $2171.12, Inventory$1711.75 and valuation of lumber $445.50.

35 Generation 8 (con't) Notes for Joseph Wood: Per 1850 Census, Damascus Township, Living in household with newly weds Joseph and Almira Mitchell, were Clark Wood, Joseph's brother and Delia Chapman Wood, age 54, his mother, widow. Registrar of Wills, Wayne County, PA, Court House, Honesdale, PA, File NO. 1767, Account of Jim Orr and Effinger Wood, Adminstrators of Joseph Wood, late of Damascus, PA - Oath, Wayne County SS: Effinger Wood being duly sworn doth depose and say that Joseph Wood died in Damscus on the 17th day of April, AD 1877, at about 2 O'Clock, PM. Signed Effinger Wood Sworn and subscribed before me, May 1, 1877. P.S. Barnes, Register Source:Genealogical and Family History of Central New York, William Richard Cutter, AM, Vol. III, Clearfield Co., 1912: Joseph Wood, son of Stephen Wood and Almira Mitchell followed farming on a large scale, and was also a general merchant and engaged extensively in the lumber business, having lumber yards at Philadelphia, PA. For many years, he was in partnership with Thomas Y. Boyd, under the firm name of Wood & Boyd, and the partnership continued until Mr. Wood died. He was an active member of the Delaware Lodge, No. 561, Free and Accepted Masons, of Cochecton, now Callicoon, New York. In politics he was a Democrat, and he served the town as overseers of the poor and as supervisor. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Note from Joseph Wood's daughter, Mary Delia Wood, regarding Boyd's Mills: Hiram Willis B Truman Tyersom built a saw mill in this location (Boyd's Mills) in 1840. In 1867 Joseph Wood and Thomas Boyd bought this mill. Additonal notes from Joseph Wood II: In 1850 Wood and Boyd (Wood's brother-in-law) purchased a saw and cider mill from Eli Beach. In 1867, the purchased a steam mill sawmill of Truman G. Tymerson at Eldred. Wood an Boyd's sawmill added a grist mill, a blacksmith shop and a general store. It was very successful and obtained many acres of land. When Joseph Wood died in 1877, Boyd continued the business alone. Boyd said the records were lost (in a fire [not confirmed]), so Elmira Mitchell Wood and her children got no money. By this horrible deed, Thomas Boyd got a lot richer. Joseph Wood's Obituary published Wayne County Herald,1877 Joseph Wood of Eldred, Damascus Township, senior member of the lumber firm of Wood and Boyd, died at Darby's near Narrowsburg, on Tuesday of last week. A correspondent of the Port Jervis Gazette furnishes, the following particulars of his last illness. "Mr. Joseph Wood of the firm of Wood and Boyd, died yesterday about 2:00 P.M., after an illness of seven days. The disease was cerebrospinal meningitis, instead of brain lever as before reported. Mr. Wood was working with his men on a raft, and appeared in his usual health, which was better than that of the average of men. He has never been sick a day since early manhood. On Tuesday, while at work, he suddenly placed his hand to his head and letting a groan, sank upon the raft. A horse and wagon were speedily procured and he was conveyed to his boarding place. Dr. Crocker, meantime being summoned, advised that he should not be moved. Consequently, although but five miles distant, he did not see his home again. "Mr. Wood was fifty-two years of age, energetic in business, truly kind to his neighbors and highly respected by all who knew him. About fifteen years since, he and Thomas Y. Boyd, (who has since represented his district in the state legislature) became partners in the lumber business, locating their mill in what is known as Eldred,Wayne County, PA, and have annually sent down the Delaware from one to five million feet of lumber, besides shipping at various times by railroad. The firm had nearly three million feet of lumber on the banks of the river this season. A million and a half at least still remains on the bank. "The most amicable relation has always existed between the partners, they never having thought it even necessary to have a settlement during their ongoing copartnership. Mr. Boyd feels keenly his great loss, the two being close (not sure of this word). " Joseph Wood was 35 when he took Boyd as a partner. Eldred became Boyd's Mills sometime between 1877 and 1889. Joseph Wood and Almira E. Mitchell had the following children:

i. EFFINGER (S. E.)9 WOOD161-162 was born on 10 Apr 1851 in Boyd's Mills, PA132, 163. He died on 12 Feb 1890 in Home, Priceburg, Lackawanna Co., PA163. He married Emma VanAuken on 17 Nov 1882164. She died after 20 Feb 1890163.

Notes for Effinger (S. E.) Wood: Administrator of his father's estate with John Orr. See Probate File 1767, Wayne County Court House, Honesdale, PA Wayne County: Effinger Wood being duly sworn doth depose and say that Joseph Wood died in Damscus on the 17th day of April, AD, 1877, at about 2 pm. Sworn and subsdcribed before me May 1, 1877, P.

36 Generation 8 (con't) April, AD, 1877, at about 2 pm. Sworn and subsdcribed before me May 1, 1877, P. S. Barnes Register. Signed Effinger Wood Obituary, S. E. (Effinger) Wood, The Citizen, Feb. 20, 1890: S. E. Wood died at his home in Priceburg, Loackawanna County, Feb. 12, 1890, of inflammatory rheumatism, from which disease he had long been a sufferer. Deceased was born at Boyd's Mills, April 10, 1851. His remains were tken to his former home in this county (Wayne), for interment on Saturday morning, the services being conducted by Rev. H. C. McDermott. Deceased leaves a wife and a son. He was the eldest son of Joseph Wood, deceased, for many years a partner with the late Honarable Thomas Y. Boyd. ii. CLARK EUGENE WOOD was born on 06 May 1853 in Boyd's Mills, PA165-166. He died on 13 Mar 1915 in Boyds Mills, PA165, 167-168. He married Augusta E. Noble, daughter of William Noble and Eunice Garrett, on 08 Nov 1882164. She was born on 11 Mar 1864 in Calkins, PA168. She died on 16 Mar 1937165.

Notes for Clark Eugene Wood: The names of the children of Clark Eugene Wood and Augusta Noble were provided by Donald Wood, husband of Gail Pedrick, in 2006, along with birth and death dates of the same. Obituary, Clark E. Wood, Independent, March 16, 1915, Page 1: Clark E. Wood, well know throughout Wayne County, died early Sunday Morning, March 18, 1915, at his ome at Boyd Mills, age 62 years. A fews weeks ago he was stricken with paralysis and last Friday suffered another slight stroke which resulted in his death. For many years, Mr. Wood was mail carrier between Honesdale and Boyds Mills wher served his patrons with efficiency and gave satisfaction. Deceased, a son of the late Joseph wood, is survived by his wife, who before marriage was Agustua, daughter of William Noble, and the following children? Mrs. Merle Mitchell of Endicott, NY, Clark C. Wood of Boyds Mills, Flora Raymond, Eunice, Kenneth, and Lucille, at home. Four brothers and two sisters also survie, March A. of Wego,NY, Joseph of Binghamton, Joh, of Waymart, and Nathaniel L. of Boyds Mills, Mrs. Mary Lassley of Clark's Summit, and Cora, wife of Mando Decker, of Honedale. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at Union Church at Calkins, and burial made in Calkins cemetery. iii. JOSEPHINE A. WOOD169 was born on 31 Oct 1854170. She died on 11 Apr 1869 in Died at age 15, no children171. iv. JOSEPH WOOD172 was born on 31 May 1856 in Boyd's Mills, PA131-132. He died on 30 Aug 1935 in Binghampton, NY173. He married Sabra Lassley, daughter of Cornelius Bateman (II) Lassley and Josephine G. Holbert, on 26 Oct 1881164, 174. She was born on 26 Oct 1858 in PA81, 175.

Notes for Joseph Wood: No obituary in Wayne Independent. Also living with this family in 1910 in Binghamton, NY: Ida M. Smith, born New York, age 27, niece.

Notes for Sabra Lassley: 1880 United States Federal Census Damascus, Wayne, Pennsylvania Cornelius Lassley 58 farmer Josephine Lassley 53 Marcus Lassley 23 farm laborer Sabah Lassley 22 abt1858 pa pa pa single housekeeping George Lassley 19 farm laborer Josephine Lassley 16 Mattie Ester Lassley 14 Cornelius Lassley 12 1900 United States Federal Census Binghamton Ward 4, Broome, New York Joseph Wood 44 conductor Sabea Wood 41 Oct 1858 pa pa pa ch 4-3 [sp Sabra in census] Ester Wood 17 pa milliner Luzetta Wood 12 George Wood 8 1910 United States Federal Census Binghamton Ward 4, Broome, New York Joseph Wood 53 lunbering Sabra Wood 51 1859 pa pa pa ch 3-3 Martha E Wood 26 1884 pa milliner millinery shop [Esther?] George B Wood 18 ny Alagraphic paper co - Maduise? Land Ida M Smith 27 ny niece dressmaker shop 1920 United States Federal Census Binghamton Ward 4, Broome, New York Joseph Wood 62 pa laborer rr truck co Sabra Wood 60 1860 pa Esther M Wood 36 1884 pa milliner store [Martha] George B Wood 25 1895 ny cutter shoe factory

37 Generation 8 (con't) pa milliner store [Martha] George B Wood 25 1895 ny cutter shoe factory Blanche Wood 25 dau in law PA back stayer shoe factory Beverley L Wood 4/12 ny gr dau 1930 United States Federal Census Binghamton, Broome, New York Joseph Wood 73 1857 pa janitor factory bldg Sabra Wood 71 Esther Wood 45 1885 sales lady dept store v. SKETCHLEY METCHLOR WOOD was born on 18 Mar 1860 in Boyd's Mills, PA131, 166, 176. He died on 03 Feb 1879 in Boyd's Mills, PA176-177.

Notes for Sketchley Metchlor Wood: Obituary, The Herald, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1879, Honesdale, PA: Sketch Wood, son of the late Joseph Wood, of Eldred, died on Monday afternoon last, of typhoid pneumonia after a week's illness. He was 19 years of age. vi. MARY DELIA WOOD178-184 was born on 02 Jun 1861 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, PA131-132, 140, 178, 181-188. She died on 12 Jul 1940 in White Mills, Wayne Co., PA at her home187, 189-190. She married Warren Tyler [Leslie] Lassley, son of James Lassley and Julia G. Ann Hendrickson, on 15 Apr 1877 in Hawley Farm, Hawley, PA181, 189, 191. He was born on 07 Nov 1854 in New York185-186, 191-198. He died on 23 Dec 1935 in Scranton, Luzerne, PA at home of his daughter Sabra Lassley Cooke192, 194, 197, 199-200.

Notes for Mary Delia Wood: According to the obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Mitchell Boyd, Jan. 1910, Honesdale, Pa,: "Mrs. Almira Wood of Boyds Mills, being the only surviving sister [to Elizabeth Jane Mitchell Body] The latter is now very ill with pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Warren, Lassley, at Waymart."

Notes for Warren Tyler [Leslie] Lassley: 1900 Honesdale Census lists Warren Tyler Lassley in Honesdale, with surname Lassley; 1920 Census lists him in Clarks Summit as Warren Tyler Leslie, and in 1930, in White Mills, Texas Twp., as Warren Tyler Leslie.

The source of Warren Tyler Lassley's middle name is found in his obituary in the Wayne Independent, December 1935 and in an article published by the Wayne County Historical Society about Vernon Leslie, where he refers to his grandfather as Warren Tyler Leslie. 1900 census confirms the birth, age and other information for this family. It should be noted that Louisa Lassley lived with her grandparents, James and Julia Lashley in NY state. Per obituary in Wayne Independent, December 1935, Warren Tyler Leslie died at 5:45 am, Monday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Sabra Lassley Cooke of 536 Depot Street, Scranton, PA, after 11 months illness. He lived at White Mills until four months ago when he went to Scranton to live with his daughter. Warren Tyler Leslie is buried at Indian Orchard Cemetery at the crest of the hill on the left side of the road just below where the well pump is. He has a white stone with no name, only "Father" and the dates of birth and death. The birth date is incorrect being one year too early. He and his wife, Mary Delia Wood, who has no stone, are buried next to their daughter Louise H. Gibbs. She has a rectangular shaped stone.

Unknown source of purchases for Warren Lassley in 1878: Jan 15, Repair of harness and of wagon, new shoes, additional repair of wagon. Feb. 8, Sharp 8 shoes, repair of Whisseltree (?), Feb. 19, Iron Bolster, Feb. 21, Cork 4 sshoes and 4 sharp, 1 link, Feb 26. welding bolt, Feb. 27, repairing wheel. vii. MARK (MARCUS) ELI WOOD was born on 23 Aug 1863 in Boyd's Mills, Damscus, PA131, 166, 201-202. He died on 27 Apr 1927 in Owego, NY. He married Ella Sabrina Beck, daughter of Edward Schultz Beck and Sabrina Embody, on 10 Jul 1884202. She was born on 30 Jun 1871201.

Notes for Mark (Marcus) Eli Wood: Obituary: Mark Eli, son of Jseph Wood, was born August 23, 1863, at Damascus,

38 Generation 8 (con't) Obituary: Mark Eli, son of Jseph Wood, was born August 23, 1863, at Damascus, PA. He attended the public schools of his native town and the Delaware Valley Institute. Early in life, he worked on the farm and later was clerk in his father's store. For twenty years, he has represented a large importing firm in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 1893, he made his home in Owego and he lived there since that time. He is a member of Friendship Lodge No. 153, Free and Accepted Masons, of Owego, New York; New Jerulsalem Chapter, No. 47, Royal Arch Masons, of Owego, New York, Malta Commondery, No. 21, Knights Templar, and Katurah Temple, Mystic Shrine, of Binghamton, New York. He is a communicant of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Owego and in poltics as a Republicn. He married, August 12, 1891, Ella Sabrina, born June 30, 1871, daughter of Edward Shultz and Sabrina (Embody) Beck. Children: Joseph Edward, born July 16, 1892; Paul Milton, October 12, 1894; Mabel S., June 12, 1896; Nathan Mitchell, October 10, 1898; Frank Beck, October 20, 1900, Mark Eli Jr., August 19, 1903. viii. NATHANIEL LYON WOOD was born on 23 Feb 1865 in Boyd's Mills, PA131, 166, 203. He died on 20 Nov 1940 in Waymart, Wayne Co., PA204. He married Julia Etta Wilcox, daughter of John Wilcox and Frances Winkley, on 26 Sep 1889164, 205 in M. E. Church, Narrowsburg, NY by G. B. Stone, Witness Mrs. G. B. Stone. She was born on 12 Jan 1871 in Boyds Mills, Wayne, PA175, 203, 206. She died on 24 Apr 1920 in Scranton, Hospital, Scranton, PA203-204, 207.

Notes for Nathaniel Lyon Wood: Note for Nthaniel Wood Family, 1908 Picture: Standing in the back: Nathan, Forrest, and Searle. Across the Front: Arbutus, Effinger, Mother Julia hilding Edwin, Father Nathaniel, Floyd, Grandmother Elmira Wood, and Gladys.

Obituary, Nov. 23, 1940, Wayne Independent, Honesdale, PA: Nathaniel L. Wood, age 75, farmer and lumberman of Waymart, PA, passed away at the home of his daughter Mrs. La Mando (Vandy) Tyler, Wednesday afternoon, November 120, 1940, after a lingering illness. He is survived by his children: Forest Wood, Arbutus Tyler, of Waymart; Nathan Wood, Mrs. Glady Brill, Effinger Wood and Floyd Wood, all of Binghamton; Edwin of Narrowsburg, NY and John of Newfoundland, PA, and a sister, Mrs. Mando Decker, Honesdale, 25 grandchildren, and 5 great grandchildren. His wife, Julia Wilcox, died 21 years ago. The funeral will be at Velntine Funeral Home, Honesdale, Saturday at 2 pm, with Reverend Harold David, minister. Interment will be at Calkins Cemetery. ix. CORA J. WOOD192, 208-209 was born on 07 Nov 1867 in Boyd's Mills, PA131-132, 208. She died on 16 Oct 1956 in Wayne Memorial Hospital, Honesdale, PA, following a brief illness.192, 208. She married Lamando Decker, son of Richard Decker and Emile Quick, on 12 Sep 1888164, 205 in M. E. Church, Narrosburg, NY by G. B. Stone, Witness Mrs. G. B. Stone. He was born on 13 Jul 1865 in Beach Pond, PA210. He died in 1943208.

x. JOHN M. WOOD211 was born on 22 Dec 1873 in Boyd's Mills, PA131, 211. He died on 10 Oct 1953 in Scranton, PA211. He married (1) ALBERTA WOOD. She was born in Jul 1878 in New Jersey212.

Notes for John M. Wood: Obituary, Independent, October 13, 1953, John M. Wood, Page 2: John M Wood, 80, Newfoundland, many years a lumberman of Wayne County and native of Boyds Mills, died Saturday morning, October 10, 1953,in Moses Taylor hospital, Scranton, following a prolonged illness. He had been a resident of Newfoundalnd 19 years and prior to this lived at Lakewood and Deposit, NY, operating lumber mills at the latter place, Towanda and Newfoundland. Mr. Wood attended the Nethodist church, was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Lake Como, the Eagles of Towanda, and Lumbermans' Association. Surviving are a son, Herman G. Wood of Newfoundland, four daughters: Mrs. Theron Decker, Lakewood, Mrs.

39 Generation 8 (con't) G. Wood of Newfoundland, four daughters: Mrs. Theron Decker, Lakewood, Mrs. Leo Card, Starrucca, Mrs. Roy Bennett, Oneonta, NY, Mrs. Lester London, Newfoundland, a sister, Miss Cora Decker, Honesdale; severn grandchildren and six great-granchildren; also several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at the Howard J. Snowden Funeral Home, 1810 Sanderson Avenue, Scranton, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be at Fairview cemetery, Elmhurst. PA Children from unconfirmed source were Elizabeth, 1898, Mary, 1901, Herman, 1903, Eliza, 1906 and Cora, 1908, but don't know who married whom. 31. ELIZABETH (BETSY) JANE8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)149 was born on 16 Oct 1830 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86. She died on 22 Jan 1910 in Boyds Mills, Wayne, PA, USA149. She married Thomas Y. Boyd on 07 Mar 1849. He was born on 09 Jan 1823 in Damascus , Wayne, Pa. He died on 07 Mar 1889 in Boyds Mills, Damascus, Wayne, PA.

Notes for Elizabeth (Betsy) Jane Mitchell: Grandmother of Mrs. Gary C. Myers, per notes of Joseph Wood. Notes for Thomas Y. Boyd: Co-owner of Wood-Boyd Mills. Thomas Y. Boyd and Elizabeth (Betsy) Jane Mitchell had the following children:

i. ELIZABETH D.9 BOYD213 was born in 1864 in Pennsylvania213. She married (1) EDWARD CLARK.

Notes for Elizabeth D. Boyd: Per Calkins Union Cemetery Association, Boyds Mills, PA" Lived at Boyds Mills and ran the store and post office there.

Notes for Edward Clark: Per Patrician Mikelson, Highlights for Children, Honesdale, PA: Edward Clark was from Atco area, and prior to that, from Sullivan Co. ii. JOSEPH BOYD213 was born in 1860 in Pennsylvania213.

iii. RENA S. BOYD213 was born in 1866 in Pennsylvania213.

iv. CHARLES E. BOYD213 was born in 1867 in Pennsylvania213.

v. THOMAS Y. BOYD213 was born in 1869 in Pennsylvania213.

32. DAVID S8 MITCHELL (Ursula J.7 Smith, David6 Smith, Charles5 Smith, Jonathan4 Smith, Ebenezer3 Smith, Samuel2 Smith, Henry (Rev.)1 Smith)149 was born on 16 Jul 1832 in Damascus, Wayne, PA, USA86, 149-150. He died on 20 Aug 1908 in Scranton, Lackawanna, PA, USA115, 149-150. He married Mary A. Hadsell, daughter of James Hadsall and Betsy Smith, on 19 Oct 1855 in Kingston, PA115, 149, 151. She was born on 13 Sep 1836 in Pittston, Luzerne, PA150-151. She died on 09 Aug 1926 in Daughter's home (Anna Mitchell), Honesdale, PA150-151.

Notes for David S Mitchell: Per Obituary died of cancer of the kidneys. His wife, and all of his children, with the exception of one son in California were at his bedside. He recognized them all, and gave them a parting farewell. He was a member of the Baptist Church. He had purchased the Jeremiah Garrett farm in Berlin Township in about 1902 which he occupied until his death. Most of his previous life had been passed in the avocation of lumbering. Notes for Mary A. Hadsell: Obituary, Aug., 1926, Wayne Independent, Honesdale, PA: Some months ago she went to Wilmington, Del., to visit a grand daughter, Mrs. Carl Medding, and enjoyed sightseeing trips to Atlantic City and Philadelphia, despite her advanced age of nearly ninety years. While in that city five weeks ago, she was stricken with paralysis and two days later she was brought to the home of her daughter, it being necessary to convey her on a cot. For days she lay in a semi-conscious condition and during most of the time knew members of the family and callers but was able to take only light liquid foods. Since her marriage she has been a resident of Laurella and Honesdale. She is a daughter of James Hadsell and Mary Smith, and is the second youngest of fourteen

40 Generation 8 (con't) She is a daughter of James Hadsell and Mary Smith, and is the second youngest of fourteen children. Her father, had he lived five months more, would have reached the century mark, and her mother died at the age of 94. Mrs. Mitchell spent most of the last thirty years with her daughter, Mrs. Anna Mitchell, and her kindly dispositions and jovial manner endeared her to all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a member of Damascus Baptist church and in her earlier life a great worker in the cause of the Maker. Mrs. Mitchell had six brothers who served in the Civil war and returned to Wayne County, but preceded her in death. She is survived the the daughter mentioned and another, Mrs. Own Olver of Beach Lake, and one son, Albert Mitchell, of Laurella, and also 21 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and four great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at her late home Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock and two o'clock at Berlin Baptist Church, Rev. R. D. Minch of Damascus officiating. David S Mitchell and Mary A. Hadsell had the following children:

i. ALTHEDA9 MITCHELL149. She married (1) OWEN OLVER.

Notes for Altheda Mitchell: Had ten children, 3 of whom were Myrtle, Lottie and David - per notes of Joseph Wood. ii. ISAAC MITCHELL149. He died about 1898. He married Minne Treverton on 03 Nov 1883164.

Notes for Isaac Mitchell: Had one daughter Ina, who married Carl Medde; deceased 1/6/1974 per notes of Joseph Wood. iii. ALBERT G. MITCHELL149 was born on 22 Jul 1865150. He died on 06 Nov 1939150. He married (1) MAE YOUNG. She was born on 08 Jun 1885150. She died in Nov. 29, 1923150.

Notes for Albert G. Mitchell: Had two daughters, Pearly who married David Olver, and died, 1970, and Eva who married Joseph Buckingham 1st and 2nd Nelson Varcoe. She died Oct. 1973. He also had three sons, Earl D., Deceast 12, 1971; Andrew J. of Maplewood, NJ and Bert G. of Fort Collins, Colorado. Per notes of Joseph Wood. iv. ORLAFF T. MITCHELL149.

Notes for Orlaff T. Mitchell: Orlaff went to California and had one daughter, no wife's name is given, per notes Joseph Wood. v. ANNA E. MITCHELL149 was born in 1872150. She died in 1971150. She married Harry Ransom Mitchell, son of Amos J. Mitchell and Fidella E. Dodge, on 21 Feb 1894. He was born on 17 Apr 1871214. He died in 1966150.

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45 Sources (con't) 87 Death Certificate, Almira Mitchell Wood, File No. 58089. 88 Overlook Cemetery Record, Damascus Twp., Damascus Twp. Historical Assn., Wayne Co. PA, Tombstone. 89 Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection) Hartforld, CT., CT State Library, Litchfiled Vital Statistics., Vol 2, Page 1, Litchfield, CT, at Hartford, CT., The CT State Library, Litchfield vital Statistics. Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, USA. 90 Ricker, JL. Ricker Compilation, Based on Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Geneological Publishing Co., 2006, Baltimore, MD., Page 11824. 91 Tombstone, says April 9, 1889. 92 Isaac Mitchell & Ursula Smith Bible Record, printed 1860, Phila, PA. 93 Karlyn Shedlowski, DAR 849147. 94 1820 US Census, Damascus Twp., Wayne Co., PA, Roll M33-112, page 4. 95 Death Certificate, Electa M. Hunt, Charlevcroix, MI, REgistration No. 818. Oldest child of Isaac Mitchell and Ursula Smith, pinpoints their wedding date to on or before July, 1814. 96 Calkins Consolidated Before and After, Sheard B., page 165. 97 Honesdale Citizen, Obituary, Isaac Mitchell, Sept. 11, 1884, No. 16. 98 Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 United States Federal Census (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited), Ancestry.com, http://www.Ancestry.com, Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Damascus, Wayne, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1202; Family History Film: 1255202; Page: 97C; Enumeration District: 007. birth date: 29 Feb 1792 birth place: Bethel, Sullivan Co., NY, USA residence date: 1880 residence place: Damascus, Wayne, Pennsylvania, United States Name: Isaac Mitchell. http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1880usfedcen&h=1004642&ti=0&indiv=try&gss =pt. 99 Ricker, JL. Ricker Compilation, Based on Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Geneological Publishing Co., 2006, Baltimore, MD., Page 11762. 100 Ricker, JL. Ricker Compilation, Based on Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Geneological Publishing Co., 2006, Baltimore, MD., Page 11770. 101 Footville Burying Ground, Litchfield, CT; tombstone inscripton and photograph. 102 Genealogical Register of the Inhabitants of the Town of Litchfield, CT from 1720-1800, George C. Woddruff, 1845 (Hartford Press, The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1900), Page 223. 103 Ricker, JL. Ricker Compilation, Based on Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Geneological Publishing Co., 2006, Baltimore, MD., Page 11619. 104 Footville Burying Ground, Litchfield, CT; tombstone inscrption and photograph. 105 Litchfield and Morris Inscriptions, Charles Thomas Payne, Published by Dwight C. Kilbourn, Litchfield, CT, 1905, Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, CT, Page 245, mentions Susan, wife of Charles Smith. 106 Litchfield and Morris Inscriptions, Charles Thomas Payne, Published by Dwight C. Kilbourn, Litchfield, CT, 1905, Litchfield Historical Society, Litchfield, CT, Page 245, Susan wife of Charles Smith, died Oct 17, 1845, aged 18 years. 107 See Notes Section for Maria Thersa Smith. 108 Osborn Mitchell, Obituary, Honesdale Citizen, Sept. 9, 1897. 109 Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002), www.ancestry.com. 110 Historical Reminiscenses of the Amos T. Mitchell Family, donated by Ransom Young Mitchell, Finlay, Ohio, March 1, 1924, Wayne County Historical Society, Honesdale, Wayne, PA. 111 Ricker, JL. Ricker Compilation, Based on Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records, Geneological Publishing Co., 2006, Baltimore, MD., Page 11672. 112 1850 United States Federal Census: Litchfield, Litchfield, CT, Page 551.

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51 Index of Individuals

Calkins, Unknown: 4,24 ( Chapman, Delia: 29,34 (Gavin), William Gavette: 4,29 Clark, Ebenezer: 5,15 (Stewart), Margaret Steward: 4,29,33,34 Clark, Edward: 40 B Clemons, Abigail: 2,19 Cocklin, Elizabeth (Coffering): 20,21 Baker, Osborn: 32 Conklin, Sally E.: 27,33 Baker, others: 32 Curtis, Esther: 11,12 Baker, Ruth: 32 Baker, Stephen: 3,27,32 D Barker, James: 2,11 Davis, Esther: 2,11,12,15 Barnes, William Judd: 1,5,11 Decker, Lamando: 39 Bartholomew, Bersheba: 2,15,16,19 Decker, Richard: 39 Bartholomew, William: 15,16 Dodge, Fidella E.: 41 Bateman, John: 20,21 Durkee, Thomas: 5,15 Bateman, Mary: 2,20,21,24 Beck, Edward Schultz: 38 E Beck, Ella Sabrina: 38 Embody, Sabrina: 38 Bell, W. H.: 31 Ensign, James: 10 Bishop, Julia: 3,24,27,28 Ensign, Mary: 1,2,10 Boyd, Charles E.: 40 G Boyd, Elizabeth D.: 40 Boyd, Helen: 4,29 Garrett, Eunice: 37 Boyd, Joseph: 40 Gunn, Susan: 5,25 Boyd, Rena S.: 40 H Boyd, Thomas Y. (1823): 4,30,40 Hadsall, James: 30,40 Boyd, Thomas Y. (1869): 40 Hadsell, Mary A.: 4,30,40,41 Brooks, Adeline: 31 Hendrickson, Julia G. Ann: 38 Brooks, Arabella: 31 Holbert, Josephine G.: 37 Brooks, Dewey: 31 Hunt, 3 0ther children: 33 Brooks, Fred: 31 Hunt, Delos: 33 Brooks, Homer: 31 Hunt, Thomkins D. D.: 4,29,33 Brooks, Louisa: 31 Hurd, Ann: 5,11,12,16 Brooks, Mary: 31 Hurd, Zadoc: 11,12 Brooks, Minerva: 31 Huxley, Sarah: 1,2,11 Brooks, Theodore: 31 Huxley, Thomas: 11 Brooks, Virgil: 3,27,31 Budd, Elary C.: 32 J Budd, Horton S.: 32 Johnson, John: 11,12 Budd, Seley: 3,27,32 Johnson, Mary: 2,11,12,15 Buffington, Jane: 3,27,32 Johnson, Susanna: 2,11,12,14 Burcher, Thomas: 34 Johnson, William: 4,28 C K Calkins, David: 3,26 Kellem, Dulsina: 34 Calkins, Eleanor: 3,26 Calkins, Electa: 3,26 L Calkins, Hannah: 3,26 Lackey, Ruth Ann: 31 Calkins, Julia: 3,26 Lackey, Warren: 3,27,31 Calkins, Laura: 3,26 Lafleur, Sarah: 31 Calkins, Mary O.: 3,26 Lassley, Cornelius Bateman (II): 37 Calkins, Moses: 3,26 Lassley, James: 38 Calkins, Nathan: 3,26 Lassley, Sabra: 37 Calkins, Oliver (1750): 24,26 Lassley, Warren Tyler [Leslie]: 38 Calkins, Oliver (1787): 3,24,26 Lawrence, John: 1,2,10 Calkins, Samantha: 3,26 M Calkins, Sarah A.: 3,26

52 Index of Individuals

Mansfield, Mary: 2,24,25 Mitchell, Virgil Brooks: 3,27,33 Martin, Martha R.: 34 Myrtle: 32 McLathlin, Joanna: 1,2,10,11 N Mitchell, 3 daughters: 34 Mitchell, 3 sons: 34 Nelson, Emily: 3,27,31 Mitchell, 4 children: 32 Noble, Augusta E.: 37 Mitchell, Abraham: 3,24,26,27 Noble, William: 37 Mitchell, Addie: 34 O Mitchell, Albert G.: 41 Olver, Fred S.: 33 Mitchell, Albert R: 4,29 Olver, Owen: 41 Mitchell, Almira E.: 4,29,34,36 Mitchell, Altheda: 41 P Mitchell, Amos J.: 41 Pulis, Unknown: 31 Mitchell, Amos T.: 27,33 Mitchell, Analiva H.: 3,27,33 Q Mitchell, Anna E.: 41 Quick, Emile: 39 Mitchell, Appley L.: 34 R Mitchell, Bateman: 3,27 Mitchell, Bateman Smith: 4,29,33,34 Ramsay, Mary: 11,12 Mitchell, Catherine Losee: 3,27,32 Rhule, Mary: 3,27,32 Mitchell, Curtis M.: 32 Rocker, William: 1,2,11 Mitchell, Curtis Terrell: 3,27,32 Rogers, Mary: 15,16 Mitchell, David S: 4,30,40,41 Ross, Elizabeth: 24,26,28 Mitchell, Eleanora: 33 Russell, Joanna: 1,5,11 Mitchell, Electa: 4,29,33 Russell, John: 10,11 Mitchell, Elizabeth (Betsy) Jane: 4,30,40 Russell, Phillip: 1,5,10,11 Mitchell, Ellen: 33 S Mitchell, Emerson: 32 Slade, Onor: 5,15 Mitchell, Frank: 32 Slade, William (Jr.): 15 Mitchell, George Ross: 3,27 Smith, Aaron: 5,21 Mitchell, George S.: 34 Smith, Abia: 5,15 Mitchell, Harry Ransom: 41 Smith, Anna C.: 4,29,34 Mitchell, Hattie: 31 Smith, Bateman: 3,24,27,28 Mitchell, Isaac (1792): 4,24,28,29 Smith, Betsy: 30,40 Mitchell, Isaac (2): 41 Smith, Cepheas: 2,5,12,15 Mitchell, Jerome: 31 Smith, Charles (1730): 2,15,16,19 Mitchell, Judson C.: 33 Smith, Charles (1804): 5,25 Mitchell, Julia: 4,29 Smith, Charles (2): 2,19 Mitchell, Julia Ann: 3,27,32 Smith, Charlotte: 5,21 Mitchell, Laura: 31 Smith, Daniel: 5,20 Mitchell, Mary Ann: 4,29,33 Smith, Daniel Bateman: 3,25,31 Mitchell, Monroe: 31 Smith, Daughter (1): 1,2,10 Mitchell, Nathan (1739): 24,26,28 Smith, Daughter (2): 1,2,10 Mitchell, Nathan (1833): 3,27 Smith, David (1753): 2,20,21,24 Mitchell, Nathan T: 4,30 Smith, David (1780): 4,24 Mitchell, Olive: 3,27,31 Smith, David (Daniel): 2,24,25 Mitchell, Oliver C: 4,29,34 Smith, Dorcas: 5,12 Mitchell, Orlaff T.: 41 Smith, Dorothy (1636): 1,2,10 Mitchell, Orpha Bishop: 3,27,31 Smith, Dorothy (1667): 1,2,11 Mitchell, Osborn: 3,27,31 Smith, Dorothy (1696): 2,11 Mitchell, Salmon Bishop: 3,27,32 Smith, Dotha: 5,24 Mitchell, Sarah Ann: 3,27,31 Smith, Ebenezer (1668): 1,2,11 Mitchell, Stewart: 34 Smith, Ebenezer (1699): 2,11 Mitchell, Thomas B.: 3,27 Smith, Elihu: 5,15 Mitchell, Ursula: 3,27 Smith, Elisha (1743): 5,16 Mitchell, Violetta: 4,29 Smith, Elisha (1754): 5,16

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Smith, Elizabeth: 1,5,10 Unknown (1): 1,2,10 Smith, Eunice: 5,16 Unknown (2): 1,2,6,10 Smith, George Augustus F.: 3,28 Unknown (3): 1,2,10 Smith, Hariette: 4,24 Unknown (4): 10,11 Smith, Hattie: 33 Unknown, Dorothy: 1,2,6,10 Smith, Henry (Rev.): 1,2,6,10 V Smith, Hulbert Bateman: 31 Smith, Ichabod: 1,5,11 VanAuken, Emma: 36 Smith, James: 1,5,11 W Smith, Joanna (1641): 1,5,10,11 Washburn, Elizabeth: 4,30 Smith, Joanna (1703): 2,11 Wilcox, John: 39 Smith, Jonathan (1705): 2,11,12,14,16 Wilcox, Julia Etta: 39 Smith, Jonathan (1741): 5,16 Winkley, Frances: 39 Smith, Maria Theresa: 3,24,26 Wood, Alberta: 39 Smith, Martin: 2,14 Wood, Clark Eugene: 37 Smith, Mary (1673): 1,5,11 Wood, Cora J.: 39 Smith, Mary (1710): 5,12 Wood, Effinger (S. E.): 36 Smith, Mary (1713): 5,12 Wood, John M.: 39 Smith, Mary E.: 3,28 Wood, Joseph (1825): 4,29,34,36 Smith, Miriam (Marian) (1795): 4,24 Wood, Joseph (1856): 37 Smith, Miriam (Marian) (1809): 5,25 Wood, Josephine A.: 37 Smith, Moses (1788): 3,24 Wood, Mark (Marcus) Eli: 38 Smith, Moses (2): 5,21 Wood, Mary Delia: 38 Smith, Nathanial: 2,11 Wood, Nathaniel Lyon: 39 Smith, Noah (1643): 1,5,10 Wood, Sketchley Metchlor: 38 Smith, Noah (1698): 2,11,12,15 Wood, Stephen: 29,34 Smith, Olive Sarah: 4,24,30 Smith, Peregrine: 1,2,10 Y Smith, Polly (Mary): 3,24,26,27 Young, Isabelle: 29,33 Smith, Preserved: 1,5,11 Young, Mae: 41 Smith, Reuben: 5,21 Smith, Samuel (1638): 1,2,10 Smith, Samuel (1663): 1,2,10,11 Smith, Sarah (1666): 1,2,10 Smith, Sarah (1694): 2,11 Smith, Susanna: 2,5,12,15 Smith, Ursula J.: 4,24,28,29 T Taylor, Unknown: 5,24 Thomas, Hannah: 24,26 Thompson, 3 children: 31 Thompson, Morgan: 3,27,31 Throop, Altha: 5,30 Throop, Benjamin: 24,30 Throop, Daniel: 4,24,30 Throop, Daughter: 5,30 Throop, Monroe: 4,30 Titus, Emma Keturah: 33 Tracy, Unknown: 31 Treverton, Minne: 41 Tyler, Charles: 29,33 Tyler, George A: 33 Tyler, John Young: 4,29,33 Tyron, Susan Amelia: 3,25,31 U