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!Ul P.,,.__JLP W&"~.^ • mm Vsyv "tfcjL- £uu. \A/ ^(UJcv^cj tut £O^J£UL*^* h^tr^AJjuo^ /i : Pic* (^ V>0<^r tvJrW k^ v>^ \ijCL c/vl— 7^ C^T ttom^W O&r-*N o^, CAAPC Y VGJ*J""" Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection SATURDAY, JULY 23, l°ilo Earl\> IRocbestev Cburcb IRecotbs NO. III. Anyone possessing: authentic dates of births, marriages and deaths of early- Rochester families, corrections or ad ditions, will assist in this work of eolj lecting and preserving; the lines o' descent for future generations by sen^ ing them for insertion in this column ORIGINAL MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. August 22, 1815. 1. Oliver Gibbs, deacon, died May 17, 1826; resided on South Fitzhugh street. 2. Jane Gibbs, resided on South Fitz hugh street. 3. Daniel West, deacon, dismissed i September 14, IS 17, to form new church at Brighton. 4. Elizabeth West. died. Henry Donnelly, elder, dismissed September 14, 1817, to form new church at Brighton. 6. Hannah Donnelly, dismissed Sep tember 14, 1817, to form new church at Brignton. 7. Ellsha Ely, dismissed, 1827, to Third Presbyterian church. 8. Hannah Ely, dismissed, 1827, to ^Auv. GXfi- $)KA UXC 9™^C! Thir11. d PollPresbyteriay Magnen, churchliving. in 1871 at Baltimore9. Warre. n Brown, elder, died 1815. 110 2.. CharleAaron sLay Magne. , ]4ftto#glM«4WMM*W-t 13. Sarah Lay. 14. Sibel Bickford. 15. Arabella Starks, left the country, 1816. 16. Huldah Stoddard, left the coun try, lXlfi. Laving confessed their faith, and entered into covenant, were constituted into a regular Church of Christ." The population of Rochester was then 331. 4?. Rev. Comfort Williams, the first pas tor, instbiled January 17, 1816, "in an unfinished store on Carroll (now State) <~'ornfort streeWas t dismisseperpetuated Juns ehi s6, nar 182r1 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection "LEST WE FORGET. Pittsford. "A country honors and strengthens itself which honors and respects those who have suffered in its defense." About a mile south of the village of Pittsford is the "Old South Free Cem etery"—filled with beautiful old head stones, erected with loving care; and many, no doubt at great personal and family sacrifice, going to ruin for the lack of just a little care and attention. The friendly myrtle has tried to conceal the neglect of years, and many stones now lying flat are entirely concealed. Here lie the pioneers of 1789, many of them Revolutionary soldiers. Their families are extinct or gone to other parts, and there is no one left to at tend to the sacred duty of preserving what little remains to tell of these brave, loyal men and their loved ones. The venerable sexton is a "Soldier of ;65." Captain Silas Nye was born in Ktawd- |/?GA*A-S£O-^*' and dieMass.d Novembe, 1748. r Cam18, e1806 to, Pittsfor in her 59td ihn year. He held a commission in the Revolution and was thefirst superviso r in the town. Issue. Nathan, born about 1773; supervisor and justice of the peace of Pittsford; 0LO7 T married; died. $*r»X , |#> SI Silas, jr., married- died. • 5<|U? I* /. Caleb married a daughter of Jesihel Farr. A daughter who married (?) Beck- with. A daughter who married Carmi Hart, of Pittsford. Colonel Caleb Hopkins, a descend ant of Stephen Hopkins, who came in the Mayflower in 16^0, came to Pitts ford, N. Y., from Pittsford, Vt., in 1792, and died January 14, 1818, aged 47. He married Dorothy, a daughter of Mr. Maybe, of Perinton. She died August 20, 1847, aged 79. Colonel Hopkins was a man of education, enterprise and wealth. He was prominent in early politics, being collector of the district of Genesee as early as 1809. In the War of 1812 he was colonel of the Fifty-second regiment and served I ghoul the war. In 1^17 ho rep resented Ontario county In the state legislature and died the next year. The oldest stone found so far at Pittsford is a double one nearly buried in the earth, with this inscription: Jesihel Farr, died November 7, 181o. £LE"6(1 64. Rebecca Farr, died July 17, 1791, aged Mrs Fan's death was the first in "Sionetown." Jesihel Farr settled in 17,1 ii, planted the first orcharo, nrocuring his seed from the old Indian orchaid on Seneca Point, Canandalgua lake on 1 Mr. Farr's orchard was sev- years earlier in bearing than any other in the Genesee couni Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Baptisms. Ely. Herman, son of Elisha and Han nah (Dickinson), June 9. 1816. Ely, Caroline, daughter of Elisha and Hannah, May 1, 1818. Ely Mary, daughter of Elisha and Hannah, January 9 1820. Ely, John Feilows, son of Elisha and Hannah, November 9. 1821. Ely, George, son of Elisha and Han nan. April 30, 1824. Elliott, Frances, daughter of Lebbius and Nancy, January 9, 1S20. Ensworth, Ann (adu|t), Mav 6 1821 Ensworth, Cath Marian, born Deceni- ii,co', 1815' of Ann and Russell, July 11. I Ensworth. Mary Brockwav, born Au- !S*"i8as' 1S22, of Ann an,i Russe11, July Ier Phll ID J7 'T 'P. son of Puella and Philip. January 2, ISIS. •Gould. Sus-n. daughter of Jacob and Ruby, November 9, 1821. Gould. Rhoda Susan, daughter of Jacob and Ruby, March 12. 1824. Gould, Jacob, son of Jacob and Ruby Granger. Arabella. January 2 1820 Graves Edmund Wright, son of Sam uel and E.. September 9, 1S20. Green. Huldah. from Scipio, 1117. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ST. LUKE'S CHURCH. 10 Baptisms. Chapman, Lydia (adult), June 29 1827 Chapman. Sarah (adult) June 29 18*7 18?s Pman" Ph6be (adult)' September 5.* Charles,. Marv Elizabeth, daughter of Stephen and Jane. December 15 ISM Rt^i*!16"' William Edward, ' son o* Stephen and Jane, June 14 1S26 of child, Nathaniel Rochester 'son Jonathan and Sophia E. Child, Decem ber 24, 1820. (The above is the first record en tered). Child, William Gumming, son of Jon athan and S. E., December 8, 1822. Child, William, son of Jonathan and S. E.; June 19, 1824. Child, Emily, daughter of Jonathan and S. E., September 2, 1825. Child, Sophia, daughter of Jonathan and S. E. (private), October 4, 1827. Child, Jonathan Henry, son of Jona than and S. E., April 12. 1S29. Christopher, Julia Ann (adult), April 14, 1827. Christopher. Elizabeth (adult), April 14, 1827. j 1822Christopher. , Hester (adult), April 14, 1827Church. , William Henry, son of P. ChurchChurch, ,Esq. Elizabeth, of Angelica, daughte, rSeptembe of P. andr 10. 1S26.Angelica , N. Y., September 6, Clark, Caleb Lathrop (adult), Decem ber 30, 1821. Clark, wife of Caleb Lathrop (adult), December 30, 1821. Clark, George Romeyn, son of Caleb L. and wife (?), December 30, 1821. Clark, Thomas McDonough, son of Caleb L. and wife (?), December 30, 1821. Clark. Rosa, daughter of William and Ann, November 28, 1823. Clark, Mary Jane, daughter of Wil liam and . Ar.ril 3, 1826. Clark, Sally, daughter of William, April 14, 1826. Clark, John, son of William, February 8, 1828. Clark. Mary Jane, daughter of Wil liam and Ann, February 2, 1830. Clark, Sarah Sophia, daughter qf Dan iel and Nancy, March 1, 1830. Cleveland, Valentine Livingston, son of P. and C, May 18, 1823. Cleveland, Henry Livingston, son of P. and C, October 27, 1824. Cleveland, Catharine Ann, daughter of P. and C. May 17, 1829. Coleman. Catharine Rochester, daugh ter of and C. Coleman, July 16, 1824. Colmon, Sophia Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. and C. K. Colman, June 30. 1826. Colman, William, son of Dr. and C. K. Colman. June 30, 1826. Colman, Edward, son of Dr. and C. K. Colman, June 10. 1829. Connelly. Sarah Ann, daughter of William and Alice, November 29, 1829. Cook, Arthur Bedford, son of (?) Cook, October 4. 1827. Cook, Ann Maria, daughter of (?) Cook, October 4, 1827. Cracken. Albert, son of William J. and Mary. July 19, 1821. Craddock, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph, May 10. 1828. Cutney (?). Charles William, son of Charles and Esther, July 27, 1828. oFebruarFf. CurtissCuming•AH 'umlng.. Ban.. yJundan., . ,6 CdJoh.Elizabet .eFrance Thoma 1828A.2n. Beach.Jun1824 s,h e BarnesRuddJun. Sheldon, 2 ,so e1824 ,n2 ,.daughteo sof,.1824 nAdaughte .o .fB .Fr .an oH.dfr , Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection 11 Curry, William John, son of October 10. 1824. Cu y mella ** '7' .;B£. ' ^^riter of William, May 9. 1825. irry. Elizabeth Ann. daughter of Robert. February 13, 1829. Curry. Robert, son of Robert. Febru ary 13. 1829. Cuyler, Augustus, son of William T February 4, 1828. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Hervv Ely, brother of I horn JUL! -30, 1910. West Springfield, 1791. Main 1& line Partridge July 19, 1820. She died 187::. are both buried at Mt. Hope. I Rochester, bringing m Earl^ TRocbester From husetts and with El mill, in 1815 the two Ely jfamil^ IRecorbs brothers arid Joslah Bissell, Jr., fin ished the "red mill with 1'our run of Stone wards owned by E. S. IV. Beach. He later built a larger mill, Anyone possessing authentic dates of ii bore his name for many years, births, marriages and deaths of early and he was long and prominently en Rochester families, corrections or ad gaged in that business. He also took ditions, will assist in this work of col an active part in the rjonstruction oJ lecting and preserving th© lines of some of the earliest telegraph lines. descent for future generations by send- | He f^^^scontinued in business until 1861, ing them for insertion in this column. n he retired and died. They had no children of their own. ELY FAMILY. John Ely, born West Springfield, I 1735; died August 25, 1815, aged 80. 1 His tomb bears the folloing inscrip tion: "Sacred to the memory of Mr. John Ely." "Rest here my flesh, in this dark tomb And wait awhile—Jesus will come And take me above the skies." March 1st—Dorcas Ely, born Sep tember 22, 1735; died July 3, 1777. March 2d—Widow Abigail (Mon tague) Chapin, May 13, 1780. Issue. 1. Alexander, born January 4, 1763; died June 15, 1848, at Rochester. Buried at Mt. Hope. He enlisted In the Revo lutionary war. Was one of Washing ton's Life Guards. Was present at the execution of Major Andre. 2. Titus, born 1766; died 1834 (unmar ried). 3. Horace, born 1768; died 1809. Re sided in Philadelphia. 4. Eunice, born 1773; died 1847. Mar ried John Lyman. Lived in Massachu setts. 5. John, born 1782. Married Mary Sexton. Died Guilford, N. Y., 1853. 6. Elisha, born April 27, 1784, > of Rochester, N. Y. Died November 23, 1862, Michigan. 7. Hervey, born January 11, 1791, of Rochester, N. Y.; died November 23, 1862, at Rochester. 6. Captain Elisha, born West Spring field, Mass., 1784. Marriedfirst, Novem ber 11, 1807, Hannah Dickinson. She died in Rochester August 30, 1832, of cholera "Induced by her exertions in the care of the poor and destitute dur ing the epidemic of that year." Mar ried second, in Detroit. 1837, Ann Gar rison born New York city, 1799. She died 'in Marshall, Mich., February 20, 1873 Elisha and Hervey Ely located in Rochester in 1813. In 1815 Captain Elisha Ely and J. G. Bond orga n a company to run a stage between Rochester and Canandaigua, and the mail was carried between the two places twice each week. Elisha Ely published the first Rochester directory in 1827 (the printer as Everard Peck), He was < county surrogate. He • ved to Michigan in 1833, where he was a member of the legislatun- and regent of the State university. He died November 23, 1862. ue. l. Alexander i • born i field Lit 'i 1848 in Cedar Re rohnna1814181! |i2A i;5 (Ii 8 ,Elish ]mFellows, Kurilburleberma a1824d n9baptize, . IDickinson nL821 Billingsbaptize baptizedRochesterMarrie.dft131 carried),MarrieRocheste, d183RochflBtpr .d bo RochesteRoch0.(firs borm da l . n rtMarRochRoch Wa.JaH lladleyra • William F. Pfeck, In his "Landmarks TI - i:„i:nii ( Enos ; ..r < u y at:" i;.; »»-- d i 'la.' Ii sa dauffh- 24, 1774, Sh treet—an iver, was pan of thi Stone." J ©w*w»H EJnos Stone's will men l. Jawie-e s., i.on, May l, I at Charlotte, 1892,ag e 82. 2. Robert, horn —; married. Had a d'augl aily. 3. Cla n:v ". born 4. Louisa P.. I i-rs, of Ri 5. Mary, born . Married George Wales. OLD ORANGE STOXE HOUSE. Stone'* Taveria, Brighton, If. Y., where the Marquin De Lafayette, in 1834, Louis Phlliipne, the lt.«t King of France, 17S7, uud Aaron and Theo- doMia Ilurr, 175>r>, were eutertalued. Opposite the Council Hock. tU^io^U-il- «JC (6/yxfJUXZx^ du^n, «j THE ROCK AND TREE IN BRIGHTON. "LEST WE FORGET." i side of Com s i 'oini. in a field, w 'ii pro tect! with the fol lowing tnsi ripttoj "Anson Ha d March 3. iii. wife oi 80 ' Tnefe are Indioa i mounds bul no Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Fli CH. ST. LuKE'E Baptisms. rah Ann, daughter of Aaron n Louise, daughter of and Sarah, Ju A., I 1827. Hanford, Charlotte (adult), March Lay, William Bennett, sion of Aaron 24, 18 i, July 1& l ITanford, daughter of William, of rick w 11 liam, sun of •'• lS;28- „ \ . m and Sarah irriott, Lucy (adult), Mrs. Rumble, Catherin irhter of h 28, II Horatio and Mary, July 1 Hart, Mis. Eliza (adult), September Livingston. don, son 26, 1826. ' uly 1 _', 182 2. Hart, Charlotte (adult), September Livingston, Henry Beekmnn. son of 26, is 11. and Charlol iuary Hart, Wealth Verona (adult), Septem ii, is; ber 26, II Livingston. Charlotte B., daughter. Hart, Jane, daughter of Mrs. Eliza, Born July 11, 1825, to James H. and September 8, 1826. Charl rt, George, son of Mrs. Eliza, Sep Mallory, Horace (adult), August tember 8, 1826. irch, Susannah, May 6, 1S21. Hart, Mary Eliza, daughter of Mrs. Mastick, Catharine, from Avon, Eliza, September 8. 1826. Magne, Lucretia, daughter of Charles rt, Koswell, son of Mrs. Eliza, Sep and Polly, January 9, 18. tember 8, 1826. Magne, Horace, son of Charles and Hatch, Amy and Emily (twins), Polly, January 9, 18.31 daughters of Harvey and (?), January Magne, Edwin, son of Charles and 25, 1822. Polly. January 9, 1820. Hayewood, Anna Elisa, daughter of Mulligan. Caroline Ely, daughter of John and Prudence, April 16, 1824. Rev. Mr. and Mary Ann, August 25, 1824. • Haywood, John son of John, January dham, Joanna (adult), May 25, 1826. dhpm, George Francis, son of Haywood, William, son of William, Joanna and (?), September 9, 1820. January 25, 1 S irn, Joanna Wright, daughter j Haywood, Henry, son of William, of Joanna and (?), September 9, 1820. | January 2 Needham, Sarah Ann, daughter of Haywood, Henry, son of John. Mav JoannaJJIRS andT PRESBYTERIA (?), SeptemberN 9,CHURCH 1820. . 15, 1828. Needham, Elizabeth, daughter of Haywood, Adeline Taylor, daughter of JoannBaptisms.a an d (?), September 9, 1820. William i OctOb* v 4, 1827. NefusParker, ,Georg Francese A.,, sofron mo fBrookfiel William dan tdo church, 1817. - „ Hinds, George, son of (V), June Esther, September 19, 1820. 11, 1 • Parker-well., AbijahPhineas, ,Jun ofe France10, 1821s . and R. Hocking, (?). Isham, July 3. 1821. Parker, October 3, 1819. -king, David Nathaniel, Jul Peck. Everard, from Hartford, Conn., iking, Mary, July 3, 1821. to church, 1817. _ , July 3, 1S21. Peck Henrv Everard, of Everard and (All ren of Mrs. Hocking, of Lblar, '(?) November 9, 1821. ord.) Peck Norman Porter, of Everard and David, son of Elias, HOWP, Lucretia Wetherly, aged 13, Cloe, (?) July 11. 1823. April 'J. i Peck, William C, son of Everard and Hot non Peter, aged 10, April Cloe; born May 15, 1825. 9, 1830. Penny, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph How, William Brewster, aged 7, and Margaret, July 13, 1823. of Jacob and Lucretia Penny, Esabella, daughter of Rev. .M, Eliza Ann (adult), March Ii and Margaret. on, Betsey (adult), March 1 1, I Riplev, Eli, from Adams, 1817 Johnson, Martin (adult). March Ripley, Sarah, from Adams 1817. 12, li Ripley, Noble Strong, son of Eli and Johnson, four children of Elisha and Sarah (?) July 6, 1817. March 13, 182-1. Robb, William, from Cattskill, 1817. joh lighter of Elisha Robb, Sally, from Cattskill, 1817. , 8, 1822. joi- 'i (aduiti, March 26, : Barl^ IRocbestetCentral Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection tfamil^ IRecorbs AUGUST 1 ^> VI. 1(J, Anyone possessing authentic dates of births, marriages and deaths of early ST. LUKE'S CHURCH. Rochester families, corrections or ad Baptisms. ditions, will assist in this work of col Harriet Amanda lecting and preserving the lines of 14 1827 > (adult) April descent for future generations by send Knean, Julia Ann, daughter of Wil ing them for insertion in this column. liam and Ann, February 13, 1829. Knowles, Ann, daughter of John January 27, 1828. Knowles, John, son of John, Septem- D6r ^l* 1828. Lake, Sarah, daughter of Ruth, (a widow) aged 6 years. March 12 1830. Lange, William Henry, son 'of Wil liam, April 13, 1828. Langley, Ann, daughter of Robert August 27. 1824. Lathrop, Mary Caldwell, daughter of C. C, February 6, 1828. Lazells, Thomas, son of Mav 19, 1822. ' y Lee, William, son of E. S. and S April 16, 1824. Lee, James, son of E. S., Julv 23, 1826 Lee, Susan, daughter of E. S. and S. Lee, October 4, 1827. Linds, James, son of John and Rebbeca, November 2, 1823. Linn, Ellen, daughter of James and Mary, October 2^1826. Linn, John, son of Mrs., January 25 1829. Lockwood, Charles Clawson, son of R., October 27, 1824. Lockwood, John David, son of R.. Au gust 24, 1828. Lord, Sarah Miller, daughter of R. June 14, 1825. Lord, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of R„ St. Luke's Church. June 14, 1825. RST MARRIAGE RECORDS OF ST. Loomls, Isaac (adult) April 14, 1826. Ll'KE'S CHURCH. Lyon, second child of William, Octo ber 17, J.825. 1821. 1. Elijah Parmer to Mrs. Betsey i, January 24th. 2. William Charles to Miss Mary D. Tiffany, June 28th. 3. Theodorus Bingham to Miss Ma tilda Hatch, July 18th. - 4/ Philip to Sarah, (both free blacks) at Geneseo, August 8th. 5. Silvester II. Packard to Miss Maria Tinker, September 16th. 6. Jesse P. Burden to Miss Margaret rary, Novembe1X22r .18th . 7. Stephen Charles to Miss Jane Tif fany1 ,Gerret Decembet rSmit 6thh. of Peterboro to Miss Ann C. Fitzhugh of Williams- burgh Livingston county, N. Y., at Williamsburgh, January 3d. . 2 Joseph Wedge to Miss Sophia Winslow, September 8th. 3. Thomas II. Rochester to Miss Elizabeth P. fumming. September 26th. 4 Koben (lark of Utlca to Miss Mary Haywjood, October 1st. 5. Asa Smith to, Miss Mary Hinds, ',;,h- ,», ,*• 4 i, John Merritt to Miss Margaret Oak orchard, Octo- ,n Gay to Miss Harriet Wheel- it h. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection F. F. It's. Bardwell Family. The Bardwell family in England was of high and ancient lineage, having a title and honorable mention. The sig nificance of the name Bardwell is well barred, that Is, safe secure or bear the "LEST WE FORGET." well, and the motto is "nee aspera ter- reht"—"we fear no danger.'' Not far from Lakeville, on the w^r d f C neSU8 lake ar In one of the north windows of the of wh°fl t ° ' * theilmltfns Bardwell church, Suffolk, England, is of v> hat was once a burial place a figure representing Sir William de ,-oAi ew stones.,i,r> a "ne state of preser- t on re stm Bardwell. born in 1367, in armor, ^ i . ^ standing, the oldest kneeling with lance in hand and shield \^Lf benjamin, son of Jonathan and on arm; and is one of the finest exam 1793 aged^Y8' dled November 3, n Hayne8 diGd AUgUSt 2 ples as well as one of the best pre 1795^2S 28' ' served of the ancient windows extant. Sergeant Robert Bardwell, born in Benjamin Wynn died March 11 1814 London, 1647, was the first member of aged 46. ' ' I 1 e Benjamln di this family coming to this country. 21 T8 5 3!* aged 8°L ' <^ April He settled in Massachusetts in 1670 and Jonathan Wynn, born March 4, 1803 because of his activity in King Philip's died April 21. 1878. aged 75. ' Indian war his descendants were grant A in da u hter of child of Robert Bardwell, born at Hat T v! ' J J ?. Benjamin and ed large tracts of land at the Bardwell Isabel, died December 10, 1801 aeed 6 fielFerryd Decembe, Connecticur 8,t 1691river,. marrie Married dSara Mrsh. s months. ' BeldeMary n (GullJune) Foot27, e1722 in .167 H6e andied dsettle Febd Anna, wife of Jonathan Wvnn born ruarat Hatfieldy 8,, 17.81, Mass, in. thDiee old d1726 homestea. d in October 29, 1802, died December 7 1889 DeerfieldThoma,s owneBardweld until lwa r-ecentls they seventby hihs aged 87. great-granddaughter, Mrs. Kate Allen. Israel Cook died February 8 1877 John Bardwell, the fifth child of aged 80. ' ' Thomas Bardwell, born April 5, 1735, Elizabeth, wife of Israel Cook died married in 1765 Mercy Sheldon and set September 14, 1840, aged 41 year's and tled in the old. homestead. He was ? months. first lieutenant in the company of Cyrus B. Cook died May 14 1851 Deerfield Minute Men, was wounded In aged 29. the leg at the battle of Bunker Hi! i Permelia Ann Cook died August 29 crippled for litre. 1S53. aged 21. Reuben Bardwell, the first child of Remington Cook died May 25, 1854 Thomas Bardwell, was. born April 18, aged 24. 1760, and married Sally Smead, Decem John V., son of Henry S. and Adoline ber 30, 1792. Hie settled in Conway and Strong, died 185?. was for many years a member of the James Hanna died May 11, 1869 Massachusetts legislature; he removed, aged 86. to Phelps, N. Y., in 1807, and later to Elizabeth, wife of James Hanna died Rochester, bringing with him his January 24, 1876, aged 84. slaves. Some of the older citizens can even now recall old Caesar, the last of these slaves, always standing during prayer in the gallery of the old First Presbyterian church. Mr. Bardwell bought largely of land adjoining Oliver Culver's at th ^.cWWc-A'r-/?^-- ^dbJU^v ...... Ptfoj Q*Ptm*. ...feti«H»4..%t.a«i Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection HGET." ain Henry Gale, Died Avigui Captain Henry Gale was the nephew of Lieutenant Isaa and was horn o, Mass., March 22 1750 He married Elizabeth Drury, January 16 1772, at Worcester, Mass. He resDond- on Alarm, April l?75 private in Captain John CroweIl?s company, and marched to Cambridge (77 he was In Colonel Gushing^ regiment and participated at the sifr- ^d.er^Gineral Bureoyne. In 1790 ho removed to Barre, Vt., and a little later to Brighton N. Y., where he died at Intt iTi%™ hl!/on' ^lst"s Gale, Au gust 13. 1836. He was burled In the old Baptist grounds at Pittsford, but these were later converted into a gravel nit and he was removed to the "New cemp ' ;ri's2«ts!srd-His wire diea *»<* Issue. 1- Lucy. born, January 20, 1772; died, 2. Ebenezer Brooks, born November 10, 1773, a prominent man of Barre, Vt., where he died, September 13, 1846. 3. Brooks, born 1802. 4. Thomas Drury, born December 3, 1778; died October 19, 1850. 5. Henry, born October 26, 1781, mar ried Sally (?); died July 31, 1829. 6. Sampson, born February 19, 1786; died July 23. 1836. 7. Justus W., born February 20, 1788; married Philinda Root; died January 12, 1865. 8. Josiah, born July 5, 1793; died Sep tember 24, 1831. 9. Jonathan, born January, 1790; died at Pittsford (?) Central Library of Rochester andAUGUS Monroe CountyT • Historic27, 1910Scrapbooks. Collection | Barl\> IRocbester 3Famil£ IRecorbs VIII. Anyone possessing authentic dates of births, marriages and deaths of early Rochester families, corrections or ad ditions, will assist in this work of col lecting and preserving the lines of descent for future generations by send ing them for insertion in this column. First Methodist Clwrcli. "Walk about Zion. Consider her palaces; that ye may tell it to the gen eration following."—Psalms XLVIli. The first Methodist meeting was held in June, 1817, at the home of Fabritius Reynolds, near the corner of Buffalo (now Main) and Fitzhugh streets, serv ice being conducted by Elder Eli House. These informal services \. held in private dwellings and school- houses until September 20, 1820. Then a building was erected on South St. Paul street, just south of the Cook Opera house, the lot being the gift of Elisha Johnson ami Enos Stone. The rapidly increasing numbers soon made it necessary to have a larger building near the "center of popula tion," so in 1830 a massive and spa* stone edifice was erected on the coi oi Fitzhugh and Buffalo streets, where the Duffv-Mol nncrney store St now. "This sanctuary was dedicated to the worship of Jehovah In the fall of 1831, but on the 5th of .lane 1835, became a mass of burned and sightly ruins." It was rebuilt and dedicated for the, second time Iti Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection 1ST FAMILY OF Roc bulldJng of the new City hall the sn.. To Ebenezer Allen, better known as ^U**! .hestonVb-: "Indi js the distinction of being thefirst permanen t white set- 1career Hs!,/. \ After a A with a family, . Who. his , ,u ' • lasting a century Mr Poster parents were is mere conjecture, but that he belonged to the familv of William Allen, of Penn Rochester Historical society sylvania, seems quite certain. There is Ebenezer Allen married first a "Sen on record a deed of land from William h«A ?quaY named Sally, bv whom he Allen, son of the chief justice, to Isaac had two daughters, Mar. born in ITS and Ebenezer Allen in Trenton, N. J., Chloe, born March 5 1782 111 sent and another from Isaac and Ebenezer them to Trenton, N. j'., to be educated to William Allen, for land in Philadel He married second Lucy Chapman ail phia county. As Ebenezer sent two of had one son> named Seneca Xuen ' who his progeny to Trenton to be educated was sent to school at Philadelphia and a son to Philadelphia, and made Married third a half-breed daughter ar Sunfi Ua frequent pilgrimages himself to Phila Millul Mcr ,P 1 >• Married f o delphia for goods, it seems quite evi lis!To™ v\?S°£' da"Shter of an Eng dent that he had connections in both lish Toiy by whom he had six children places. -tn 1,97 he moved to Delaware- The entire Allen family were avowed town on the De Trench, in Upber-Can- loyalists. The much discussed, original WMV an-\ died in 1S14- lea?ing two "one hundred acre tract" was given to white widows and one squaw. His will Ebenezer by Oliver Phelps, of the makes no mention of any but his Phelps & Gorham Purchase company, a sies'tP,nd heH child*en .Ebenezer had in consideration of which he was to a sister, who married Christopher erect a saw and grist mill at. the Gene Dugan, an English officer, and he see Falls. The 100-acre lot was to charge of the mills after Ebenezer commence at the center of the mill moved away, and has been called bv and extend an equal distance up and one historian the second family of down the river, then far enough west Rochester. J to contain the given amount in a About 1820 Seneca Allen, the son of square form. Ebenezer became ac Ebenezer,-paid a visit to Rochester and quainted with the Seneca Indians dur put in a claim for his mother's right ing their incursions against the white of dower in the 100-acre tract. How settlements on the Susquehannah River. it was settled or what came of his visit and from his intimate associations remains untold. ' with them was dubbed "Indian Allen." He was greatly disliked by the white settlers, but whatever his faults and vices, and they were many and varied, he will still go down to posterity as Rochester's first settled inhabitant, first mill builder andfirst miller . In 1789 he built the sawmill and No vember 12th a^d 13th of the same year the grist mill Avas commenced. Indian runners were sent out; (he usually had a dozen or more at work for him and in return supplied them and their fami lies with everything required, includ ing "firewater"'), to invite every white man in the valley to the "raising." The entire party that assembled numbered fourteen. Rum was procured from a trading boat at the mouth of the river and all hands made merry. The run of stones for the mill were made from boulders found on the sur face of the ground near the mill and, nuwite h thIne 183assistanc7 thesee ofol hid sstones India,n helppast- grindingEbeneze, werre himseltaken fb ycu Mrt .an Barned dresses tod hithems hom. eTh ean mild luse stood ads halfwa doorstepsy betwee, andn therthe e presenthey treste aqueducd untitl 1859and , Gravewhen,s streetsigh, wherthe combinee is nod w effortthe sAqueduc of Lot renzbuildingo D., anElyd ,wa .Olives destroyer Culverd b,y fireIsaa icn Barne1807,s thane d stonethe sJunio havinr Pioneer/locietyg been sold i,n a1804 petitio' andn removewas presented to a d miltol thions Allen'Boards ocreef Supervisork in Brightons of .Monro Theire stacou^yy her, e whwaos resolveshort, dfo rtha int tw"tho eyear Junios ther yPionee were ragai so-n sold anhavd e carrieleaved ttoo placa mile lI no nth Irondee rear- quoi..t. creekcon i-,i hthe n in a few yeartones tos saiHenriettad to hav, e tbeeo bne thplacee firsdt evein ra usehorsed in- thmille county. Captai. n Enos Blosso.m and ,Isaac - BarneThe sstone purchases werde theplacem di n directl1825 foy r ma frongristt omilf thl eo nFirs thet wesPn t bank of Allen'lurchs anCTBCICd on. O.th OUO\i distancooden, eiro fron bmo East avp- , the I church. AI MM r / Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Baptisms Nath, Susan Mine! William, sepi f Thomas • o.ia, daughte and ;^>n, J,,!,n, SOT1 0* Thoi Sarah, September 19, 1S2September2 26, tdult), St Pease. William Hubbard, son of Wil liam and , December 15, 1823 ise. Francis Stebbins, son of Wil liam and i ; December 15 1823 Pease, Mrs. Electa (adult) June 14, lSZo. Pease, Jane Charlotte, daughter of William, August 4, 1826. Penfield. Mary (adult), at Penfield July 19, 1826. Perrit, Jane (adult), September 7, 1828. Pitkin, Ann Eliza and Eliza Ann, twins of William and Eliza, December 15, 18 Pitkin, Caroline Morgan, daughter of William, July 23, 1826. Pitkin, William Theodore, son of William and E.. May 15, 1828. Prentiss, Mary Jane, daughter of Stephen, February 13, 1829. Quinn, Thomas, son of Philip, No vember 30, 1828. Rallston, William Valentine, son of William and Mary (Charles), Septem ber 8, 1822. Reed. Anna, wife of Reuben Feb ruary 7, 1830. Reed, Frances Emmeline, daughter of Anna and Reuben, February 7, 1830. Reed. Abigail Jane, daughter of Anna and Reuben, February 7, 1830. Reed, Sarah Almira, wife of John Lyman. February 7, 1830. Rochester, Thomas Fortescue, son of Thomas H. and L. E. P Rochester, De cember 15, 1823. Rochester, Nathaniel, son of Thomas H. and L. E. P. Rochester, September 2, 18 ss, Sarah (adult), March 26, 1830. Kosslter, William Nathaniel, son of William N., March 4, 1830. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Baptisms. Thompson, Julia, daughter of John II. and Electa (?), November 14, 1823. Wakelee, Charles son of Amanda and Abner, September 19. 1820. Wakelee, Erastus, son of Amanda and Abner, September 27, 1822. Wakelee, Charles H., son of Amanda and Abner, April 30, 1824. Wakelee, Harriet S., daughter of Amanda and Abner, April 30. 1824. Warren, Daine and FhTlinda (mem bers) 1819. West, Amelia from West Springfield, Mass., 1817. Williams, Lucy Ann, daughter of Comfort and Lucy, May 3, 1818. Williams, Charles (adult), August 29, 1819 Wilshire, William (adult) August 29, 1819. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection MILY AT CHARLOTTE. U I /vu> £jijJ-o>- A*- r(-"fiA 0"*"* ,R>jUiCuv*k/L<4rvi- G^*] *~ ' ' . sitebom Aprile i 6, i ' led 9 CI, I ililo. t raffle8. Hannah with, boati married Doi artl- William Mncher,,I lii neSee a I .mill \ ol . piom is a sol the 1 7, in his must you." Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection "LEST WE FORGET." ANSWERS. The old grounds at Charlotte, just Edmund Wilcox, son of Thomas Wil ss from the High school, contain cox, born October 7, 1748. Married al historically interesting monu Elizabeth Scrantom, daughter of Cap ments, and also the unmarked remains tain Ichabod Scrantom (in French war) Patcn t> „ ^, - which were removed December 20, 1769. He died May 7, | the triangle when the ground was taken for school purposes 1795, aged 47. She died in Bergen, A large double stone, broken and N Y., August 26, 1813, aged 66. They lying on the ground, is inscribed with had ten children, all born in Madison. the names of the first settlers in the Conn., and all died young except the xAWn of Greece, who built their home following-. 1791 mouth of the Qenesee river in I. Pitman, born September 22, 1770, William Hincher, died June 21, 1817 died July 13, 182S, aged 58, at Bergen. aged i 5. ' Married Elizabeth Wilcox. Reno Mehitable M.. Hincher, died April 12, to Riga, N. Y., 1810. then to Bergen. 1839, aged 93. where he was deacon and one of the A fine old boulder surmounted bv a ii.niiders of the First Congregati cross bears the following inscriptions: church, organized west of the Genesee ^amiS bt,°-dda£d Stone, 1810-1892. Issue. (The first child born in Brighton, son 1. Thomas Frederick, born ?. of Enos Stone). 2. Abel Edwin, born August 12, 1801. Sophia Coe, wife of James Stoddard 3. Edmund, born June, 1803. Stone, born February 22, 1814, died No 4. Herman, born December" 25; 1805. vember 3, 1S70. 5. Pitman, born January, 1811. William Linton, Co. F., 108th reei- 6. Noyes, born November, 1812, died i^ent, N. Y. Volunteers, died March 17, 1819. 18i0, aged 48. II. Captain Austin, born August 18, Rev A. Ferguson, first pastor of the 1779, married Clarissa Nettleton, of Presbyterian church at Charlotte, died Killingworth, March 27, 1805. Re December 20, 1856, aged 39. moved to Bergen, 1815. Captain David White, died April 11 1. Chloe born May'11, 1806. 1854, aged 61. 2. Polly,' born May 17, 1808. •'He is gone where the sea is calm, 3. Clarissa, born April 28, 1810. The winds and the waves disturb him 4. Austin S., born April 22, 1812. not." 5. Elizabeth, born May 27, 1814. Sacred to the memory of James 6. Harriet Adelia, born January 31, Boyce, accidentally killed at the blast troop1817. s at Buffalo, December 30, 1813, furnace, Charlotte, N. Y., on the 5th wa7s. Williawoundem d Sewardand ,die bord Januarn Apriyl 2725, of February, 1871, aged 23. Erected 18141819. by his fellow workmen. IV8.. Henr Elizabety H.,h borA.,n bor Octoben Marcr h24 ,21 ,1822 1788. , imarrie III. dLieutenan Rev. Josiat Hamiltonh Pierson, ,bor ofn BerFeb genruar, yNovembe 27, 1786r . 2,I n1816 th.e HWae rdie odf 1812Jan, Iuar anyd 11in. 1826the. battlOne echild wit,h Revth.e HamilBritish ton Wilcox, of Louisville, Ky., born September 22, 1817, graduated from i Union college in 1848. ) Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection fi^ill Mr* L/ '' ^.tJ^r < *& 4e« ogy Vc^" 3 ,}AM C..f ' ^ Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection 84 A M SKA. CUjVW- X& ITUJSUW^^ Ctvjv I AMc^ju^&/tiL~ c < j/Z^J^k ^>J SUL iU?vJ /Uu^ UwtA KAS ^wJquAA.s (UUJ cv (^X^jO^U ^t^U^ovcijf, ^ ^A^C C "J? $ *0 w \A-ASV«J ^ t f^v r^ J^-4AJ7 ol 11 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection F. F. II.'i LVER~ICAMILY tick. He Vi inn i ,-i n 7 , ' from Oswell, the first 1 c 'n -chase, te',lG -!nlil 1800' When Ber ; Urt^Sl " Brighton and at the mouth of the T>^„I i. erectea a tavern on ibe Rochester and Penfield road about uarters of a mile west of Bright and A. Tiffai , . on, where ne also built and ran a dis- a y n an th at tw with Mos- nonn of St ° r Stoneburner's, I Won. was admitted to th< Thi v °f hls rPS]tlence. In 1822, when tice at ( the Erie canal was completed as far as Jharlotte) previous to Rochester, Oliver Culver constructed f ed to Rochester and opened an SSfonS00? ^Brighton, whichwasHie street, n nrst one built so far west and the fourth one ever put on the canal Vie and then was supervisor from 1838 to 41-44 He : 11V. H i s m ar e 1 A1 ce dau nter of Pres- , f ri7i / , i ' ^ John" r a d liurch IMSS? l' 5 became a permanent tobe mentions his mo lesident of Brighton in 1805. He I 0 S P His onl E Graftan, Wind C^tl'n °?- - - y daiighter, it. in v - caioline Cornelia, is now Mrs. Lorenzo bigail id. Cath ;Douglas Ely, of Brighton. ie, of Lorenzo Douglas Ely, of Brighton m; Cousin born 1809 died 1881, son of Denison and • mam. of Grafton. Vt.; two Ihebo (Lay) Ely. Married Caroline sons of" Luke Whitcomb, and Cornelia Culver, born in Rochester m ••Harvey All he young man 181$, daughter of Oliver and Aline ght up by me." He died October (Ray) Culver. His funeral was held from Issue. nd he was buried 1. Oliver Culver, born 1842. in the Buffalo or West cemetery. When 2. Alice Elizabeth, horn 1844. removals were made he was in- 3.Caroline Cornelia, born 1847, died! ground." Io4o. at John Mastick 4. Lorenzo Douglas, horn 1850. owned at one time the 5. Cornelia, born 18 59. inal tract of land that is now Mt. o Hope cemetery; but the deeds remain Mastick, Catharine Beiiy, wife of John ow that in 1821 he purchased the Mastick, was the daughter of Maria land from Eli Stillson. and resold it [Wemple and Gilbert R. Bery. Silas Andrus, of Hartford, Conn., Maria Wemple was the daughter of now he is lying there in public Hendrick Wemple. (Avon.) ground, Rochester'ADDITIONSs first. lawyer. >ft was also decided at 'mst night's meet Parentagesmal lof stonJohne Mastic./ ' Kirk, Margaret, wife of John M., died 3, 1872, aged 50. i£arl\> IRocbester Latta, Samuel, died February 4, 1827, aged 50 (agent for Phelps & Gorham). Latta, Lydia, died November 26, 1S66, Jfamil^ IRecorbs aged 80. Linton. William, Co. F., 108th New XII. York volunteers, died March 17, 1870, Anyone possessing authentic dates of aged 48. births, marriages and deaths of early Marshall, Stephen, died August 16, Rochester families, corrections or ad 1874, aged 73. ditions, will assist in this work of col Marshall, Belinda, wife of Stephen, lecting and preserving the lines ot died August 16, 1854, aged 50. descent for future generations by send Marshall, Rachel, wife of Stephen, ing them for insertion in this column. died . Moxon, Martha, wife of John, died "GOD'S ACRES." August, 1829. Charlotte. Neely. Elizabeth, wife of John, died January (i. 1828, aged 58, also her Earney. Jane C. wife of B. F. and grandchildren and children of Daniel daughter of John and Polly Stevens, and Sarah H. Waters. died November 17, 1859, aged 46. Patterson, Maria, wife of John, died Burns, Rebecca, wife of Terry, died January 9, "1829, aged 22. August 5. ] 833, aged 28. Patterson, Jemima Hincher, wife of P'" lira, wife of Terry, died John, born in Charlotte March 28, 1805, March 19, 1865, aged 67. died May 26, 1877. Boyce, James, uied February 5, 1871, Patterson John, died December 9, aged i 1866, aged 67. Currier, Catharine, wife of James, Stutson, Charlotte, sjvdfe of Caleb, died died August IS, 1818, aged 33 (among December 10, 1851, aged 72. i st settlers). Searl, Monroe D., died June 25, 1848, Currier, Elizabeth, "My dear mother," aged 27. died April 13, 1812, aged 28. Searl, Eugene, son of Monroe D. and Collins, Horace T. (monument) E. 'Clarissa, died November 2, 1871. aged 25. Augusta, wife of W. J. Babcock, died C Stone, James Stoddard, 1810-1892. August 30, 1833, died March 26. 1863. Stone, Sophia Coe, wife of J. S., 1814. Cook, Barbara, wife of H. D., born 1870. in Dundee, Scotland, April 17, 1847, died Stone, Jennie Filer, wife of William in Charlotte, May 2, lb74. T., 1845-1906. Cook, Cuyler, died August 18, 1853, Stone James Br'yant, died Novembei aged 33. 164', aged 27. Day, Ruth, wife of James A., died Stone, Harriet, wife of J. B., died No- November 27, 1838, aged 65. ember 28, 1867, aged 23. Eaton, Joshua, born March, 1805, died me, Sarah L., wife of M. O., died August 27, 1.S79; the first elder of the jlarch 2::. 1874. aged 21. Presbyterian church. nison, John, died October 2. 1S60, Emerson, Dr. Amos, died March 19, ed 76. 1S40, aged 36. Tennison, Sarah died April 3, Emerson, Sarah, wife of Dr. Amos, ed 71. died January 10, 1862, aged 62. Warren, Orra A. (monument). Emerson, Eleanor, died July 5, 1861, Warren, Mary S., his wife, 1844-1S76 I 54. Warren, Frances A., his wife, 1839- Ferguson, Sarah, daughter of Rev. A. 04. and M. A.. 1854 White, Captain David, died April 11, Ferguson, Rev. A., died December 20, 5 4, aged 61. 6, aged 39. Lh, died April 7. 1884, Fisher, Michael, died March 15, 1842, i aged 71. Waters, Lydia, his wife, April 28, Fisher, Margaret, his wife, died July Waters, Fanny, wife of William B., 31. 1863, aged 60. arch 1, 1862, aged Hives, Clarissa, wife of Monroe D. Searl and Timothy G. Hives, died Au gust 29, 1890, aged 68. I limber, Lucretia, wife of William second, died September 28, 1849. aged 62. Hincher, Willlarj., sr., died June 21, 1817, aged 75. tiincner, Mehitable M., wife of Wil liam, si- died April 12, 1839, aged 93. Hiekofc, Erastus W.. died April 24, 11 olden, Ruth, died April 6, 1840, aged 7 I. , Hiram, died April 6, 1823, aged Holden, Giles, died April 29, 1867, aged 79. n Susan, died October 10, 1S80, 82. tlden, Mary E., wife of Giles, jr., April 26. 1862, aged I I,,,,niber,age21 , JoHoiwifeHod18n i air28, of daughter, Henry,IAmbrosehar 60 d.B. ,\V\dual die,, dieo23 horfddie , d Dr ManId1883 Octobe .9y. SeptembeNovembe Ambrose. 2, r1866 2:1r, Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection are the names of the ANSWERS. ifirmed by the Rt. J. IL—Rev. Mr. Rosecrants, from 1763 Rev. J. H. Hobart. 1 >. D., bishop of the to the close of the last century, kept February 20, 1821, St Luke's ! church records, which can be seen at ch. the Albany Stale library, which show John Mastick (the pioneer lawyer, that the | [esS family were numerous in died October 25, 1S27 ). the Mohawk Valley. Augustine Hess I. X. Stebbins (removed to Jersey was the patentee of Lot. No. 10 at Lit City, 1860). tle Falls, and also one of Stanley's first Gilbert Scrantom. and second tracts. He was killed July, N. S. Rochester (died May 31, 1830). 17.^2, by the Indians, near Fort Her aelia Rochester (Mrs. kimer, on the south side of the river. Bisho He Avas shot while on his way to the Dorothy Stebbins (removed to Jersey fort for protection with his family. He City ls60)LES. T WE FORGET. was a very aged man and among the Frances Tiffany (Mrs. Charles). last survivors of the Palatines. JosephSara hSpencer Madon (black)was the. son of Isaac J. G.—Babbitts-Edward Bobit (Plym• second and Lucretia (Colt) Spencer; of outh Records) of Taunton, Mass. about Hartford, Conn., married November 15. 1643. Tn court 1649. Married in Bos 1781, and grandson of General Joseph ton, July 7, 1653, Sarah, a daughter of of the American Revolution, born De Miles Tarne. cember 29. 1789. Isaac was state treas Issue. urer seventeen years. Joseph grad ried Samuel Pitts March 2b, 1680. IIII. Edward. Hannah, ,bor born nJul Marcy 15h. 9,1655 1660. A uated from Yale in 1811, when he was II. Sarah, born March 20. 1C57; mar- but 18 years old. He commenced the IV. Damaris, born September 15. 1663. practice of law in Rochester in 1816, V. Elkanah (a daughter) born De a pioneer lawyer. Was at ono cember 15, 1665. time state senator. He married Eliza VI. Dorcas, born January 20, 1666; beth Selden, daughter of Calvin died 1674. ami Phebe (Ely) Selden, of- Lyme, VII. Esther, born April 15, 1669. Conn., September 24. 1818. She was YIH. Ruth, born August 7, 1671. born 1796. For her second hus IX. Deliverence, born December 15, band she married General Amos B. 1673. Eaton, U. S. A., in 1831, and died 1868. Administration granted widow, Sarah, She lived for several years in Geneseo March 6, 1676-7. "Eldest son double with her brother-in-law. Major Wil portion (Vol. 3, p. 56, Plymouth county liam H. Spencer. wills) other children equal shares." "Joseph Spencer was possessed of Edward was slain by the Indians and fine talents, with the promise of profes buried near the spot where he fell. sional success and eminence." He died His headstone may be seen by the side May "Earl2. 1823y .Rocheste at Albanyr Records., leaving" one of the road, near TauntOn, near the daughter. Elizabeth, born December 5, bridge on the Berkley side of the river. 1819Edito. r PosShet Expressmarried: Elisha Colt, of The rude inscription is scarcely visible, Hartford. "E. Bobbet, killed June, 1676." Permit me to thank you for the pub- I.—Edward, born July 15, 1655, died I lication of the Saturday articles en- 1727 (Tauton Records). Married first, | titled "Early Rochester Family Rec- Abigail, daughter of John and Sarah 1 ords," and I also wish to thank the (Walker) Tisdale February 1, 16X3. I author of the same. They are very in- (John Tisdale was also killed by the I tcresting and have been of much value Indians at Tauton 1676). Married sec • to me. If read.e' . could but realize the ond, clizabeth. daughter of Nathaniel at difficulty the genealogist has in and Abigail (Harvej ) Thayer, of Taun f I securing correct data of early settlers ton, December 20, 1698. His will, dated | of Monroe county they would take a February 5, 1727, spells his name 'little time and copy their family records "Babit." The name is found quite fre ! for publication. quently in Taunton Records spelled M. C. Elwood, Genealogist. >itt, Babit, Bobit and Bobbltt. Rochester, September 24th. The following was found on Norton, o Mass., Record Dr. Nathan Babit, Revolutionary war. Married Anna Newcomb, had son, Nathan, born Norton, Mass.. February 12, 17S7; died at Beloit, Wis., March 11. 1867. Went to Westmoreland 1790. Married Eunice, daughter of Edmund Brewster, of Westmoreland. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection F. F. R.'s. STRONG FAMILY. ELY FAMILY. Ezra Strong, M. D., was born in War David Ely. bofn June 7. 1749. ren, Conn., August 21, 1777, married 'i icd tsi t, (not the same family as Betsey Dunning, 1798. She was born Elisha and Harvey Ely). Married 1777 September 19, 1777, in Warren, Conn. Hepzibah Mills. She died 1803 Mar- They removed to Scipio, N. Y., 1799. to 1849 SeCOnd' Anna Curtis. She died Rochester 1821, when he died. "In the Issue. faith of Christ" September 12, 1846, I Hepzibah, born October 23 1778 aged 69. She died March 19, 1852. died 1S64. married Gold S. Silliman Issue. .11. David, born 1780, died 1857, mar I. Myron Strong, born July 13. 1800, ried Priscilla Sturges, of Fairfield, married January 4. 1827, Jane Hopkins. Conn. ' A merchant in Rochester and deacon III. Elisha, born 1782, died 1846, mar in the First Baptist church for more ried Eloise Curtis. than twenty years. IV. May, born 1785, died 1871, mar II. Clarissa, born September 7, 1807. ried John McGregor. married Dr. John J. Treat. V. Isaac Mills, born 1787, died 1845. III. Alvah, born July 18, 1809, mar Issue of David and Priscilla (Sturges) ried Catharine Hopkins, December 16, Ely. 1834. He was associate publisher and 1. Dr. William Watson, of Rochester, proprietor of the Rochester "Demo born April 30, 1812, at Fairfield Conn. crat" from its commencement, 1884, to Married Sarah Ann Allen. Died March 1864, when he retired. Deacon in the 27. 1879. Graduated at Yale Medical First Baptist church for more than college 1834. Came to Rochester about twenty years. His'children : 1840. His sons, Dr. William S. Ely and 1. Rev. Augustus Hopkins, born Au Joseph Ely. The University of Roch gust 3, 1836, married Harriet Louise ester conferred upon him its highest Savage, November 6, 1861. Graduated degree. at Yale, 1857. President of the Roches 2. Harriet Mills, born 1813, died 1816. ter Theological seminary. 3. Elizabeth Miller, born 1815, died 2 Henry Alvah, born August 30, 1S42. 1838. Marriedfirst, Helen Phebe Grif 4. Isaac Mills, born 1819, died'1880, fin, August 3, 1859. She died January married 1868 Harriet Eliza Rogers. 5,'1904. ' Married second, Hattle Corrin 5. David Judson, born 1820, died 1905. Lockwood, June 14, 1905. Born Octo 6. Jonathan Sturges, born 1822. died ber 24, 1862. 1890. Marriedfirst, Euphemia Graham 3. Kate, born August 11, 1842, mar Hicks. 1855. Married second, Susan De- ried Lieutenant John Sidney Munn, Lafield Munson, 1866. September 17, 1859. 7. Priscilla Sturges, born 1826. 4. Belle Alice, born January 29, 1848, Issue of Elisha, born 1782, at Hunt married Dr. Henry S. Miller May 15, ington, Conn., (brother of David) died 1872. 1846, married 1815, Eloise Curtis. She IV. Ezra, born August 30, 1811, died was born 1782, died 1863; daughter of Rochester, August 4, 1824. Henry Curtis and Anna (Tomlinson) A'. William Reed, born May 12, 1817. Curtis. Marriedfirst, Elsi e Jane Brewster, De 1. Louisa Maria, born 1815, died 1842, cember 16, 1841; died 1908. She died married Robert D. Gardiner. Rochester, December 16, 1842. Married 2 David Henry, born 1819, died 1841, second Mrs. Jane Eliza (Davis) Martin, married Anna F. Seagrove. August 31, 1854. 3. Elisha, born 1819, married Asenath o Narcissa Campbell. 4. John McGregor, born 1822, died 1849, married Emily Punderson. 5. Harriet, born 1824, died 1849. 6. George Mills, born 1827. died 1858. 7. Edward, born 1830, married 1854, Esther Bowditch. S. Douglas, born 1833, married 1859, Mary Jane Howell. 9. Oliver Curtis, born 1836. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection V>1_ 1U«J1,IC J£arl\> IRocbester <4>-C XIII. Q.A/VA*- Any one posseffcing athentic dates of births, marriages and deaths of early Rochester families, corrections or ad ditions, will assist in this work of col lecting and preserving the lines of de scent for future generations by send ing them for insertion in this column. ENGLISH SETTLEMENT AT PITTS FORD. A family of English settlers, nine teen in all, came to America in one ship in 1802, and in 1804 settled in Pittsford. The family consisted of Richard Priest ly, his wife, Ann, with their sons and daughters, their wives and husbands, and grandchildren. Most of them lived to advanced years, as the records show. Among the in-law families were John Parker, a native of Leicistershire, Eng land. Died in Pittsford February 4, 1841, aged 62. Hannah Priestly Parker, born in Hackthorn, Lincolnshire, ,England, Oc tober 20, 1796; died at Pittsford June 11, i&Si. William Parker died March 28, 1849, aged 64. George Parker died August 20, 1859, 3 £"' P ("1 7 1 Michael Parker died May 3, 1863, aged 80. t^fcry^rJUXZhx Robert Htath. Zechariah Wilson (unmarked). Mary Priestly, wife of Zechariah, born in England January 20, 1796; died in Pittsford January 24, 1872. Edward Wilson died December 20, 1876,'aged 83. George Wilson died December 3, 1877, aged 86. William Hill, born in Goltho, near Lincoln, England, in 1814, came to Pitts ford in 1831 and died in 1895. Mary Armstrong, wife of William Hill, 1812-1902. Richard Priestly (?) Elizabeth Priestly (?) Ho^^oA^Priestly Hill, borParfKV*-n January 13, 1804; died March 8, 188S. •• Euphena. his wife, born March 5, 1812; died June 12, 1888. William Hill died December 11, 1861, aged „ ««j« Hannah, his wife, October 2, 1849, el ST t? d T1 • All were, members of the Baptist church in 1809. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection THE F. F. R.'S. Questions. Information wanted of the following: BLOSSOM FAMILY. Deacon Benjamin Blossom, died Sep Children of Thomas and Thankful tember 12. D.27, aged Blossom. Jane, his wife, died May 17, 1857, aged 1. Enos, born August IS, 1750. 67. 2. Thomas, born March 11, 1753. Children of Above. 3. Thankful, born January 6, 1756; 1. Enos, baptized September 19, 1820. married John Howes April 30, 1773. Married Harriet Hull. He was killed 4. Sarah, born July 13, 1758. at Carr's Rock April 15, 1868. His 5. Eza, born May 10, 1761; removed to widow married, second, William M. Lennox. yiJi Post, and died October 2, 1885, aged 88. This family lived at East Demus, 2. Nathan H, baptized September 19, near the Baker's Pond. (The above 1820. Married Mary A. Marette. He was copied from town clerk's records at died March 28. 1859, aged 44. She died Yarmouth, Mass. t In 1896, aged 76. 5. Captain Ezra married Mehitable Whos3. Williame childre, baptizen werd ei nJerusha First Presby, Mary, Foster, born July 20, 1762. She died in teriaLauran, Hannachurchh Junande Eliz10, a1821 Blossom. Die?d at Brighton May 16, 1834. (Grave stone DaytonThe ,ancien O., Junt erul 6,e 1861of .baptism , curi record.) He resided first in Lennox, ously general if not in the great ma Mass., and removed to Brighton, N. Y., jority of cases absolute, which pre in 1808, where he opened thefirst tav vailed among the early colonists of ern. Died April 3, 1821. naming the first born son after the Issue. paternal grandfather, the first born 1. Sally, born April 3, 1781; died Julydaughte r after the maternal grand 30, 1823, unmarried. mother, the second son after the ma 2. Fanny, born September 4, 1782; ternal father, the second daughter after married Elijah Gates and died In Lee, the maternal mother, and so on, will be MelSS found of much assistance in the very 3. Thomas, born in Hardwick, Mass., early records, and often furnishes an October 11, 1784; died in Brighton De important clue to the genealogist. cember 10, 18"4. Married first Hannah Yale May 25, 1803, only daughter of Justus and Margaret (Tracy; Yale, born at Lee. Mass., August 25, 1783. She died July 4, 1841. Married second, Laura Washburn. He erected the first house in Brighton. Was supervisor in UA^^W^IAT^ Q>.XJ A 1827. Issue. 1 1. Elisha Yale, born October 22, 1811, VjOoC-i at Lennox, Mass. Died in Brighton in 1892. He married,first, Harrie t M. Lan der, born in 1815, died in 1842. He married, second, Maria S, Cowles in 2844. ; ntt 2. Frances Augusta, born August 22, 1812; married Timothy Chapman and had one daughter, Mary, who married George W. Sill and lives in New Jersey. 4. Thankful, born February 10, 1787; married Levi Hoyt, of Brighton. 5. Benjamin, born February 14, 1790, died July 31, 1866. He married his cousin, Mehitable Foster. Was post master at Brighton thirty years. In early days he carried the mail from Canandaigua to Rochester on horse back. Had a daughter, Maria, who married Thomas C. Bates, and their daughter, Mary, -married Dr. Porter Farley. A son, Freeman, who married Catherine Beckwith. 6. Daniel, born June 25, 1792, died May 8, 1814, at Lennox, unmarried. On a roadside monument at Lee, Mass., is the following: "On this spot was found (the lifeless corpse of) Mr. Daniel Blos som, of Lennox, son of Captain Ezra and Mrs. Mehitable Blossom on the 8th day of May, 1S14, in,the 22d year of his age. Walking here alone he was sud denly called into eternity without any earthly friend to console him in his last moments or to close his dying eyes. Reader! Pause and consider the importance of being always prepared to meet thy God; 'For thou knOweel the time, nor the place, nor the man ner of death.' " ' _ . 7. Betsey, born September 12, 1794, died June 10, 1795. - Betsey, again born May 10, 1796. C nt nr Cul °ndiearanonHouseing(Graveston-'13y910ed,2):d Davld . oVaa21die MarMaFebrarfI860Septembe SaUyLucindMehitable,firstUarrbc .n dRochester'd whna 1799 v .iEPPS P., ,on e (calleydee M1879;iabordie record) .25marrierborn F..d nd,. , d bors2a Mrs i1798 .nrecordeborearlPolly)September .nd I.1811 . nJanuarryWillia Hous lawyers,,MadL laskinsdie5 bore yi y ••m1864 dn"witn •30,n 027 C25 7imarrie;Monro ..nyFebru, , arrieAnsoi icnBlos leav 18231803,180s1 e"dns. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection is born in Kempston, 1. Emigrated to New Haven, then to Quinnias, in 1638; died there In 11 est son, Samuelfirst, born in New Haven in 1645, died in 1709 Samuel second, horn in New Haven in moved to Newark. N. J., in 17-01, tvark in 17 3.".. Samuel, son of Samuel third, born In New Haven in 1698, died in Newark in 1793. John, son of Samuel, born in Newark in 1723. died in Newark in 1 John, son of John, born in Newark in 1746. died in Newark in 179r,. Young Stephen, son of John, born In Newark in 1775, died in Sodus, N. Y., in Stephen Young, son of Young Stephen, born in Miiton, N. Y., in 1807, died in Rochester. N. Y.. December 18, 1891. Married Sarah Maria Mackaye October 21. 1S29, born Argyle, N. Y., January 3, died December 31, 1904. Seven children issue of the marriage of Stephen Young Ailing and Sarah Maria Mackaye. Ail born in Rochester, N. Y. 1. William Cory, born July 29, 1830, died August 9. 183 2. Frances J., born July 21, 1832, died June 1. 1886. 3. Martha A., born August 13. 1834, died July 19, 1885. Married Horace F. Bush October 6. 1859 (one son, Fred erick Morison Bush, born October 20, 1863.) !. James Morison. born July 12. 1S37, died September 3, 1895, in London, Eng land. Married Eliza Richmond Spen cer October 18, 1802. (One son. Rev. hen Howard Ailing, born January 11, 1870) 5 Marv A., born March 13, 1842, died Mav 29. 1842. 6' Millicent Backus, born -March 20, 18 15. 7. Arthur Kenneth Young, born Au gust 6, 18 19. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection He was preceptor 01 an academy in Ballston, where he studied law with Colonel Samuel Young in 1812 to 1817. In 1817 in partnership with Simon Stone second, of Pittsford. In 1819 removed to Rochester, where he re sided until his death, November 12, 1857. • was appointed IkuJUiUftl judge of Monroe county; resigned in 1825; was reappointed in 1838 and held this office until 1843. He was an early jus tice of the peace in Brighton; was rep resentative in the legislature from Monroe in 1844. He married, first, Naomi Gregory, and about a fortnight before his death Mrs. Maria Bryan, widow of Jicob B. Bryan, of Penfield. She died April 20, 1869, aged 72. He left no issue. "In person he bore a marked re semblance to Jackson and Calhoun. He was a learned and acute lawyer, a man of rare intellect and severe critical judgment." For many years elder In the F;rst Presbyterian church. Sab bath school superintendent, 1829 to 1831. An ardent advocate of temperance and in the early movements of 1827-29 formed the first temperance society in Western New York. Answers. J. A. S.—The following was copied from the records at Lennox library, Mass.: Enos Stone was born in Litch field, Conn., August 5, 1744, and was in Lennox as earlv as 1771. He signed the non-consumption agreement in 1774; represented the town in the General Court for three years and held various town offices; was a captain in the Twelfth Massachusetts regiment from the 1st of January, 1777, but being taken prisoner at Hubbardton July 1, 1777, and not exchanged, was oblig- retire from the army. Captain Stone was a leading- citizen of Cennox for many years lie removed to Rochester, N Y„ in 1815, where he had large landed interests and where his sons had previously settled and where he died September 2, 1815 , rt,. . . . M D.—Joshua Danforth, of Pittsfleld, was born at Western (now Warren), Mass., November 26, 1759. He was an officer in the Revolution Went to Pittsfleld in 1784. A member ot the General Court, a member of the gov ernor's council, United States revenue collection, etc. The first postmaster of Pittsfleld, and held that office until his death, January 30, 1837. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection OL&uu.s*e. +- ^UVAA. o^. UU ,^xXj>oJ<-b^.d.rSlL UA.CA^O LJULA.C /O ./ 7& 7-J/Via* AA Olayyuuacx, ftjULtJhj-r H~ \/C$~XKSj^u^> AjL**.djx, Captain Theolphilus Cutler was the Rev. Azel Backus, D. I >., Was the eio hild 0f Jabez an(1 r HJJbJ^^u son of Captain Benoni Cutler, born at n,Vi * 1 '^orah (Fan Killing»\-, Conn., August 17, 1737. Mar ning) Backus. of Norwich "West ried Laurana Leavens December 16, Farm now Franklin. Ct., and a nephew 1763. She died February, 1823. lie of Rev. Dr. Charles Backus t Y«1A served in the French and Indian war. 1769), born October 13, 1765 Vive years later his father died and he went Jo Was captain of the militia at Killingby reside with his Uncle. Charles. When at the commencement of the Revolu he was seventeen he went to Somers tion, 1775. In the spring of 1784 he to finish his preparation for college settled at Guildham, Vt., and died, 1807, and there became for the first time the at Northumberland. N. H. subject, of religious impressions. He Jeremiah, his son, was born May 5, graduated from Yale, 1787. Married in in Northumberland, N. H. Re Wethersfleld, Ct, Mellicent, daughter ceived at Guildhall, Vt., an academic of Josiah Deming, February 7, 1791. S^e died October 23. 1833, aged 87. education. In 1815 he removed to Lima, Alter his marriage he was in charge of N Y. He married Pamelia E. Kelsey, a, grammar school in Wethersfield, V* ^-2> VjA klcU It. /Vs j 60 of Storkey, Yates county, April 2 7, ilate r studied theology with his uncle, 1820, and removed to Buffalo, but in j an™ w^s llcensed- to preach June 1, 1S24 came to Rochester as deputy) 1790 Removed to Bethlehem, Ct., to county clerk for Monroe county, a i supply the pulpit of the Congregational position he held for the remarkable j church and was ordained its pastor £OJ April 6, 1791. Princeton college hon time of ttm years. He died January 11, ored him with the Degree of Doctor of 1883 He was one of the earliest mem Divinity m 1810. In 1812 he was elect i bers of the First Presbyterian church. e!d first president of Hamilton college. "His lone years of servi-.e ,and his ex-' He died December 9, 1817, aged 52*His &&: | tensive acquaintanceIssue., coupled with son, Drt Frederick F. Backus, was born 1. William K., born March 3, 1S24; J n e ! his own good qualities, cannot fail to • " Q 16, 1794. Graduated from Yale. died in California. • I- I^nsed to practice. 1815 Mar- i make himfc-'er remembered as a pub r R lic2 official Jame,s whE'.o, borserven dSeptembe faithfullr y17 t,o 1826the . *A ebecca Ann Fitzhugh.daughter He removed to Washington, where he of Colonel. William, 1818. * Tiemov'ed to" last and pa.ssed his life in service to ?o°/,he*ste,r5,.1816- Was state senator, I thwaes people.cierk " in the adjutant-general's office 1844 to 1847. Died in Rochester, No vember 5th, 1858. For ten years after ^/v/^. %UXTX: tzH-(> 3. Harriet N., born August 21. 1828. the incorporation of the village of 4. Charles S., born September 18. 1830. Rochester he was city treasurer. He 5. Emily, born September 5, 1832. was choir leader in the First Presby 6. Alexander K., bcrn August J5, terian church for a great many years. Issue. 1837 Served as captain in the 108th 2 Wealthy Ann, batized October 14*: „ ", i C-J . 1. Frederick William~bapTizeT1vlay; 6XTLA~ CUA-T /6 -*l^ H Regiment, New York volunteers. He 1821; rnaju;l^d_JJ^ejiiv_J. Brent; died in ™^~ a*~C_ &/ ~ ' * *H 1821- died 1864 or 1865, a soldier. Mail- . , , °/, i ^LK6~.. to"Mlss Juliana Neafus. January 31st, Patrick Garrity to Mrs E1 e in d 0 ^ uLVv 2 l SL James Counelass to | BrFdegbrua?v^h. John R. Clute to Miss' %ha^22^°HeSfTalbot to Miss Al- miI5rniCi6at5?8Bnartholomew Travers to JUMavMU2d,enNels Thomson to Berta CTav ( 15^%^ Moody to Miss CaM°aynr7th!aGeorge King iO Miss Emily MMay1!'7th. John Talman to Miss Maria ^iVmr^th^^QufncTstoddard to Miss M r > C 0 1 ln Fll n | e pte n1b e r 9th i saac. Ward to Miss ^^vember'mh, Jesse Thurston to W^K^oS^amuel Bemls Mi^mtoe? .It," Jesse Wellard to Miss J1SS5££^U Mary Leonard. DEATHS RECORDED. 1826. November 24th, Mr. Tousey, of Camp beltown, 25 years. „c December 8th, John Goss, about 35 years. 1827. Januarv 14th, Alpheus Bingham, abJ°anuar/eS; Colonel Markham, at Avon. 66 vears. , .r _,. Januarv 23d, Mr. Harris and Mr. Eb- nei- kifled by'falling from a building July 16th, Mrs. Peeples, about 28 yeAuS»iist 14th, Mr. Hinds. 30 years. August 31s" Mrs. Oughton, 35 years. September 17th, Mr. Keyes, of Pen- SSnE5"S»a. Grove Stevens, 23 ^October '7th. Benedict Harford (of England). 68 vears. Oct her 10th, J. Matthews (at Pen- fiehl). 30 years. October 23d, John Mastick. October 28th, Josiah Ware. November 2d, Mr. Atwater 34 years November, Dean Oliver Tiffany, died this month at Natchez, of yellow fever, ^D^cYmber 26th, Caroline Abigail Cuming, died this morning. 27 years. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection P.RS. mford.) •d is mentioned - list of Students of e from England and d their education in the colonies. Thomas Mas at Seituate. 1643. _ A He commenced preaching in 1652, was if?. , *\J{ „ Lined in 1654 and died in 1693. after '\xAJ cr\^jy^ f laboring in the ministry n^ost fortv- \dmitted freeman of Massa- o, A JL 50. Removed to Norwalk, ^ /L^r*^, Conn., 1652; was the first Presbyterian minister of Norwalk. He married first, * daughter of Thomas New- .? -1 li 1 j' ^ IL fl She died in 1660. leaving no -* U Ovc^JL *f /"Vwa^r c£»-«s--»-4L<»vvw> children. He married second. October T <" 22, 1661, Mary Miles Ince, daughter of \ KoeCQ ) ird Miles and widow of Jonathan New Haven scholar. She died t 10, aged 100. Issue. 1. Theophilus, born July 29, 1662. II. Mary, horn November 30, 1663. Ill rn June 28, 1665. mar ried Joseph i is his second wife; died January 26, 170-4. IV. Elizabeth, born January 9. 1666. V. Thomas, born July IS. 1668. H >sen schoolmaster February 11 at Norwalk. He married Han nah ?. She died December 28, 1745, aged 69. He died June 7, 1743. Children. 1. Thomas, jr., who married —?— had two sons. Thomas and Gersi went to North Salem, Wesui. county, N. Y. i ine. '.',. Hannah. 4. Sarah. "lnathan. born January 23, 1709. There may be others, but do not find them in Norwalk Records. Gershom. of North Salem, N. Y., mar ried —?— and had 1. Gershom, jr., who married —?—, 2. Lewis. 3. John. 4. Josiah. Thomas. ehemiah. -tephen. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection WILLIAMS. General John Williams was boi Uticai January 7, 1S07, and wai aniel and Mary (Elliott) Williams. (Daniel was born, 1762, and d OCTOBER 15, 1910. tober 11, 1810. His wife Avas b 11, 1775; died June 11, 1860.) He mar Issue. ried first, Caroline Whitney, June 19, 1833. She died December 23, 1836. He ]£arl\> IRocbester 1. Caroline, born Plymouth, August married second, Olive Whitney, Janu 28, 1812; married General John Wil ary 2, 1840. She died August 24, 1867. liams June 19, 1833. She died Decem (His wives were Issuesisters. , daughters of jfamil^ IRecorbs ber 23, 1836. Warham Whitney.) I. Edward Warham, born October 20, II. Olive, born in Verona, June 19, 1840; married Agnes ft. Mudgett, June NY. 1814; married General John Williams 18, 1863. He died March 25, 1893. Any one posse J ting athentlc dates of January 2, 1840. She died August II. George Daniel, born February 22, births, marriages and deaths of early 24, 1867. 1843; married Georgiana A. Stillson; Rochester families, corrections or ad III. Lois Ann, born October 8, 1816; died June 28, 1880. ditions, will assist in this work of col married Hon. Samuel George Andrews, III. Whitney, born August 6, 1845. lecting and preserving the lines of de mayor of Rochester, May 19, 1842. Married Ednia Hinkston February scent for future generations by send IV. George Jay, born January 26, 2, 1876. ing them for insertion in this column. 1819; married Julia Bullard. General Williams was one of Roch V. James Mordoff, born, Rochester, ester's most distinguished and repre F. F. R.'S. February 24, 1821; married Martha sentative men. He came here in 1824, Whitney. Louise Pond, of Brockport, September and was a partner with Mr. Whitney in 7, 1852. He died May 24, 1893. the "Whitney Mills." Was mayor in John Whitney, son of Joshua and VI. Laura Jane, born 1824; married 1843; elected to congress in 1854; city Mehitable (Wilson) Whitney, was born Colonel DeLancey Floyd Jones June 18, treasurer three terms, and held many in Leicester, Mass., May 5, 1751. Mar 1852. She died 1852. other positions of trust and honor. ried Ptachel Hiscock; born 1760, died VII. Wilson, born 1826; died 1834. 1824. Pie resided at Westfield, Mass., His military career commeii'.td in for two years and then removed to 1827 as paymaster of the First Regi Hohoken, N. J. He served one year in ment of Riflemen of the state, and his commission was signed by GFovi DeWitt Clinton. In 1838 the Williams Light Infantry was organized, and was known as The Company of Western New York. parade grounds were on Brown's (square and Jones Common, and the company was famous foi held in the old Eagle Tavern. They organized as a State Battalion of Ar tillery in 183-9 and the commission of major given Mr. Williams. I pany was disbanded in 1849, Major Williams was appointed •lier-general of the 1 ifth bri gade in 1862. Later he wa major-general of the Seventh divi and was in command until hi March 23, 1875. the Revolutionary war, and w ent at the surrender of Burgoyne. in Rochester, September 19, 1828. His son, Warham Whitney, horn in ; April 2,, 17 86, ma I Nancy Mordoff June 30, 1811. She born February 2, 1792, and died O d March 14, I i h, Verona and r, N. V He erected at d falls in 1 it was km as the Whitney Mills, with five pair of stone on Jay street is Whii ne.v tract, Was trus- -T FAMILIES OF PITTSFCentrali Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Nye. 1. Heman, horn about 1812. Married ptain Silas Nye, of Pittsford, born about 1834, Mary Ann, daughter of Barnstabl »ecember 27, Nathaniel Garvin, of Rush. 2. Albert, born (?) Unmarried. 1744. was the son of Caleb Nye. burn at 3. Nathan, born < ? i Sandwich, Mass., June 28, 1704, married 4. Jefferson, born June 9, 1802; died Hannah, daugbter of Benjamin in Michigan May 3, 1856. 'er i Bodfish, < icl ober 28, Alvin E., born (?); married Sylvia 1731. She was born February 12, 1712, (?) Removed to Michigan. and dii Ii 7, 1779. 6. Merana N., born in Penfield, Sep In P eb removed i.. Barnstable, tember 23, 1816. Married Elvah F. Pierce and lived in Centerville, Mich. and in 171 ardwick. His will ved to Macomb county, Jonathan Brewer's RegimentCaptai,n musteBlack'rs Michigan. rolcompanyl date,d ColoneAuguslt Brewer'1, 1775s. RegiEnlisten d Issue. Apriaskinl g20 fo, r1775 allowanc, servee dfo rthre arteh months in I Bunker's Hill, ! 1 . ! aid Nye claimed borhpensation d by 8. Oliver, boi i afield. Married laj 10, 1776. Also in > Mary Waite. Removed to - His 'a regin i- listed William July I 29, New airy, and died ai 1777, sei me ni Bat to rein- 4. Caleb, ji. Stark. 5. Cuyh ell- Vl. Si las, jr., born 1180. died ber 18, 1777, nine Pit tsford. Ma includ He ill Stone. of Majoi Wilder to i the Northern i he rem 1, Velil, New 2. Loi iii. born i York state, ami lord, I I nil Me , of Si lei was died Ju or of Monroe county— le L • 97 and 99 on") Slle died Th- in Pitts- I I III ;i in. bOl c, I Ml,; . ,h, ,1 m in the i 67. I ni rnsey (not a reg- 5. Sara h, married Ira < 'lark. Issue. 18, 1768, at iber 22, 1769, at Married I ?» Beck- 5, 1772, at ried (? i. 5, 17 74, at Pitts- i rr. mber, 17' • lie 1, 1780, born .in i; died Mi '.at -V.e. Mar- i of the whisky Indians Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection MARRIAGES P !D. oil (Od Pittsford. 1828. 72. Januarv 10th—Jacob Wheeler to Miss I . September 30, 1875, Julia C. True. ' 90 (?) March 16th— Samuel Barker to Miss I Clevelai h Cook, wife of John, Fatha McGuire. age 12. April 8th—Hubert Ford to Miss | Cleveland, .lames'; October 28, 1862, A. Ford. age 4 2. April 18th—Austin Seymour to Miss Cleveland, Elisabeth Wood, wife of Martha Miller. Charles. October 2. 1906, age 71. May 15th—William Caldwell to Miss nd, Thomas, died after 1830. Sarah Bolton. C*-q tt^A- evelartd, Eva, daughter of Charles June 25th—John Clark to Mrs. Mary and Elizabeth. Atwater. r- 4 Colt, William, October 20, 1846, September 26th-=-William (?) to Miss age Jane Curry. Colt, Sarah Miss, July 11, 1839. September 26th—John Cartwright to Dunn, Alexander, August 24, 1811, Mary Ann Shales. age 59. October 2d—Royal Herrington to Pavis, Evan T., August 19. 1828, Miss Lucina Barker. age 5%a/ October 7th—Dr. D. Marble to B Dunning, Catharine, wife of Jehial, Grace Ann Trobridge. February 24, 1832, age 26. November 25th—Isaac Loomis to Miss Pmid, Elihu, April 9, 1836, age 79 Lydia Chapman. (from Vermont). December 21st—Augustus Garre Doud, Susannah, wife of Elihu Miss Mary Tuttle. May 16, 1X23, age 66. December 25th—Lot Bean to Misi ol, Men/.er, "For nine years an Nancy Grey. Itinerant Minister of the M. E. church." December 30th—Daniel Coit to Mrs. Doud, Elihu, March 6. 1813, age 28. charlotte Adams. Dryer, Catharine, wife of James, Jan DEATHS RECORDED. uary . age 25. 1828. er, Lydia, March 7, 1835. January 12th—Mrs. Doctor M. Brown. Eldridge, Cois, wife of Goath, died February 17th—Churches hung black April 25, 1819. for Governor Clinton. Eckler, Jared Milton, son of John and March—Mrs. Gaylord, 65 years. Polly, April 27, 1872, age 35. April 5th—Mr. Charles, 22 years. Ellsmore, William, February 29, 1852, June 18th—Mrs. Moore (at Brighi age 56. 7 0 vpsrs Ellsmore, Elizabeth, February 6, 1842, August — Mrs. Hibbard,. about 25 age 51. September 13th—Ignatius Ban Ellsmore, Maria, August 10, 1856, 39 years. , ., age 35 I September 18th—Mr. Whitney, i i Eaton, Abeal, March 7, 1834. September 21st—Inace W. Clark, 39 Ferguson, Elizabeth, wife of John, September 23d—Julius Cat I in, 27 January 26, 1837, age 57. years. Fox, Cynthia, wife of John P., Sep October—Mr. Pechin, 2S > ea tember 14, 1832,.age 52. Mrs. Henry Livingston, 55 yea Fowler, Joshua, December 28, 1852, November 1st—Mrs. Puller, I, y< age 78. December 8th—Mr. Solomon Cleve Fowler, Jane, wife of Joshua, March land, 39 years. 30, 1866, age 78. December 2 4th—Mrs. John I. L all- ine C, 1831-1907. man, 21 years. .-mi of j. and J., Jan-1829. age 21. January 5th—Mr. Theodore Pitkin, Parr, Jesihel, November 7, 1813, 66 years. ... ,, age 64. • * '< • AWv>> March 2d—Mrs. Sarah W. Ban Farr, Rebecca, wife of Bxuie, July 17, died this day at Washi 1791, age 39 (first death in Pittsford). March 24th—Mr. Plowman (Eng Fox, Cynthia, wife of John P., Sep land), about tember 14, 1837, age 52. May let—Brightwell Bates (U. S. A.) Gallagher, Esther. Julv 3d—Mrs. Palmer. 27 years. Curnsey, James K., March 6, 1841, July 14th—Elisha Taylor, 42 years. age November 26th—Mrs. Abijah Beach Gildersleeve, Emily, wife of Dr. W., Curtiss. 30 years. September 15, 1823, age 30. December 28th—Caroline, daughter Gilbert, Hannah, July 30, 1863, of Reuben Reed, _'I years. age 69. Gilbert, Mrs. Sarah, July 16, 1860, age 70, Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection VI. Eben wnrt ,,, p. I Tim r,»n< son of Deacon B , , born tell. Removed JSth ht ; ! J' "»<• Bloomfield. :-,,-,;, , at£er. ** East William Buell, born in England n or>h 1611 Pirst at 1 >orchesi • fob, ,. v £ ester Oc- was an early settler of Windsor. Conn., £ca Root, of Roch- and died November 16, 1681. lie mar- Comfm Williams. Miin- —?—. November IS. Itif) She died September 1, 16S4. Samueh eldest son, was born September 2. 1841. Married l>eborah. daughter of Edward Griswold, November is. Hoi, married William He removed to Killingworth. Conn. I e'Pv Rocllest^- Married and was one of the founders of the H towndied, Julandy justic11, 1720e o.f peacHis ewif ine 1716.Med. FebHe- . ' Issue. 71 Their flfth niarrie,i S£EL\ l \ <*>"* was 1 ;,'•-,,!':'^). *•»»« MacAllaster, of y Doug,as m ? Mfe^ February, 1671, dieo pobins;:;;: : ^* cornea* April 9, 1,-46. Married Marv Porter Lav*-£M^9. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ,Y FAMILIES. Simon SI one. 2d, born in Salem, Stoi \\ ashingt , 1786, ael and Simon Stone came to the u 2 cued June 26, 1828, at Pittsford, aged onntry in the summer pf 17S9 4-, was the son of Abner, elder brother Massai .used of Israel and Simon Stone. Pie mar from Phelps & Gorham 13,296 acres of ried Sally Gilbert on January 20, 1814 land, including what is now Pittsford. in Pittsford. 5He was born Julv 22 1791* They were to pay eighteen pence an and died August 15. 1843. aged 52 He acre "as the land runs." ' Only thirty was supervisor from 1818 to 1826, the dollars was paid, however, and the first Monroe county clerk in 1821 and price of land rapidly advancing, the an early lawyer of Pittsford. Phelps & Gorham company were anx Issue. ious to retain this, so thi ed to 1. Susan Blackmail, born May 5 1816- give them half of the land if they would died August 3, 1878, unmarried relinquish the other half, which. ,.-•. Klisha Gilbert, born January 20. did; so for $30 half of the land in ISIS; died July 24, 1S37. Pittsford became the property of Simon 3. Harriet Newell, born Auemst 4 and Israel Stone. They selected this 1820; died May 23, 1897. AU&ust 4, spot as being directly on the Indian 4. Cynthia, baptized May 1, 1821- un trail from Avon, northward to Iroiide- married. ' " quoit, and for the existence of a fine 5. Plannah Maria, born September 17 spring near which Israel built his 1S24; married PJnos Boughton, of Pitts- home. They at once cleared and lord. They had one son, who died in planted a few acres of wheat and then f COBB. ^amil^ IRecorbs aptain John Cobb v n at Nor- nn., November. 1743; died at XXL < • Anyone possessing authi es of LJoseph Puller, 1782. She died at births, marriages and deaths of early "sTer," ISP.P He enlisted under Rochester families, corrections or ad Israel Putnam in Lexington Alarm, at ditions, will assist in this work of Cambridge. Bunker Hill; joined S collecting and preserving the lines of •neral Jos- ncer, 1 77'P descent for future generations by send fourth company. Canterbury, ing them for insertion in this column. poral; fought at: Peekskill, Germari- 777, in Major-General William "LEST WE FORGET." Heath's wing on the Hudson, 177:>, un The Rev. Soloman Allen was born in der Colonel Return Jonathan Meigs, Northampton. Mass., January. 1751. istown. Stone Point, 1781, consoll- When the War of Independence was I 17*2, Captain Kfmberly roll 1783;' declared he was just 25 years of age 1777 for the war" of Pawlel and with four of his brothers he en Orwell. Vt. listed and served to the close. He rose Issue. to the rank of major and the follow 1 I. Henry Cobb , hem ITS?,, at Pawlel; ing is related of him August 15, 1777: died at Moscow (Livingston county' informed of the presence of Indians at 1811: married Esther Bennett in 1S05. Cambridge and of their attack upon Issue. the tfarty of Americans there, Colonel I. Eliza Cobb, born 1S06; marri- Symonds. with a body of Berkshire Buckland. of Pcoohester. She died I militia, arrived. Among them was Rev. he died 1S92 at Albion. Their chili Soloman Allen, of Pittsfleld, whose ±\ Henry, Eliza and Edward. bellicose ardor was of the most glow 2. Mary, born 180s; married Benja ing kind. Before daylight, and while min Cowles 1830. of Brighton. Theii the rain was yei falling, the impatient children. Norman. Henry and Roswell shepherd, who had many of his dock IP Colonel William Cobb, born Paw- with him. went to General Stark, and lot, Vt.. 1787: married Laura, daughtei said, "General, the people of Berkshire lot' Benjamin Fitch. First lived in Rome have often been summoned to the i] land then in Rochi ere he estab without being able to fight, and, if you lished thefirst water-powe r factory foi do not now give us a chance, they j edge tools, farm implements, etc. IP' resolved never to turn out again." j was colonel of his regiment.' presi "Well," said the general, "do you wish ; of Rochester village, chairman of vil- to march now while it is dark and { lage counci 1. raining?" "No. not just this n ue. replied the minister of peace. "Ti 1. 1 ni 181.0, Oneida coi said Stark, "if the Lord shall once more married N. —?— Calhoun, of Rochester, give us sunshine, and I do not give you in 1832. Removed to Michigan. fighting enough, I'll nev r ask you to '1. Julia Ann, born PS14. Rome; mar- come out again." Sunshine came with j ried William Pianford, 1834, of R the morrow ami 'fighting enough" was Vl I ester. I given the pai his men, for the Mary Willard, born 1816; mai battle of Bennington commenced, •mick. Removed to Cali- Soloman was also One of the number ifornia. who conducted Major Andre to West 4. Weltha. born 1819; married Leon Point and carried the despatches taken ard White, of Buffalo. from him to the commanding ofnci vbigail Mayo. West Point. He ^cas also prominent in 6. Lora Fitch. quell. disturbs d by Gideon Cobb, bom I Vt., 1 791 ; Daniel Shay's Rebellion in Massachu married Roxan den, of I setts. At the age of 40 he becam He died in Roi 564. She forested in religious subjects, and at in 1863. Wl lunteers 45 hi hose" deacon in his h called for taking I ie, he enlisted. eh. He had a mo Iss in "go i oi iii .-i nd preach I pel," 1. I 'IN. Hag- but w as discbui a hps age amaii lack of i duca t ion. i n his ext remil on, bom L, born went to l >r. Timothy Dwight, | born 184 4. married .1. B. Titus; of V;i i ho a ided h Im to i Libbie Maria, bom 1848; I k Os- d, i''oi 1851.) . ided ' o com i I, born 1! ie wihlori ] ried Professor John Adam .:, and as a labor of lo ^VCCJCL867^. V&UU- |^| meration for his s William Henry, mar- i xonal . —?—. Married sec" i d Liberty thered ai ried W'il- 1816. Hi In Naples where he was or- years. in Pittsford in ices • old MI • i,,, i although n o I m.i- i dei ledlaboVnrl to ,i'' the anandd h ,: '' .nd, and h Central Library of Rochester and Monroe Countyv, Mirand • Historica LakeScrapbooks, wife Collectionof Wi. A., horn Rose, N. Y.. March 16, L829. VGES RECORD] Ray, Bertha, daughter of William 66 S Hunt to I Miranda, died 1879, aged 14. . Florence E„ horn Pittsford Julv to Eliza iel I. 1 1. 1868, died January 15. i oil 24th. .ToITn Connell in \nn \i- Ray, Wellington P.. born Pittsford. t ridge. ary 15, 1867, died July 5, 1891. }' 30th, in St. Luke's church Rich, Elizabeth, wife of Marvin, Sep Obadiah J. Clark, M. D., to Jane I tember 5, 1872, aged 65. Oth, by Rev. W. Prevost Rogers, .lames o>—* 0 L^.838; Orringh Stone, son ol nai gekka Duckett. Colonel fa ber 10th—John Cutting to Enos, came from Lennox, Mass., lo Elizabet Decem h Woolley. cated near the "Rock and Tree," keep December 12th—At the house of the ing almost from the first a "house of en rector, James Robinson to Maria tertainment; he died April 2, 1839; Thomoson. Elizabeth Stone; Joshua Cobb, John December 2Sth—Richard Bemish to Morse, Charles Warring, Daniel Smith, Isabelta Justice. jr., Zeriah Walker, Laura A. Bush, Ma 1841. tilda Barnes, Martha Titus, Betsey January 8th—William Rosekrauts to Hatch, Clarissa Howes, Sally Stone, Mary Hickey. Elizabeth Loder, Margaret Plemming- January 12th—At the house of Henry way, Huldah Dickenson. ster, Esq., Mortimer F. Rey nolds to Mary Hart, daughter of the late Roswell Hart. February 9th—John Bemish to Sarah Attridge. ry 11th—Michael Gallehar, of Mount Morris, to Ann Gosnell. February 20th—Richard Levis to Lucretia, daughter of John Williams. February 23d—John Paterson to Ellen King. iv T. Rogers. iril 21st—In St. Luke's church, ion to Emma Walford July 29th—Thomas Allen to Rachel ber 25th—Peter Van Brocklin cander. Ith—Washington Gibbons, r 27th—Francis McCanty, jr., to Bi minor. JVJO n St. Luke's church, Albany, to I hurch, by the Bruce of Ohio, to HIP November 6th—Henry G. Whittley to Ann Gosnell. '„..*,, No 9th—In St. Luke s Aim M to i larrlet A. c N,, In St. I Lansing Tool er to Mrs. Edni ce of Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection DEATHS RECORDED. CUD S ACRES. 1838. I Piltsford Grounds. January 11th—James Williams, aged Tobey, Reuben, sr., 1769-1851 5th—Robert McCulloch of Tobey, Rebecca Weeks, wife'of Reu Brockport (at, Brockport), aged 4 6 ben, sr., 1770-1851. rilJSth-Pam*!*, wife J? William Tobey, Reuben, 1S0S-1899. rr obe e lss Harr,s from s 19 0 J'"> Flora S. Rogers, his wife, 1818- ^ns *£t^ ' *^»Tobey, Rebecca, 1798-1874 R bertS (kIlled Thornell, Joseph B., formerly 0f whtt«?Lt?^Kff25 ° Pittsford, died in Gates May 15. 1856 October 26th—Mrs. Mary Stiles wlf* aged 57. BUlea of William Stiles, ag<*d 3q . wife Thdrnell, Mary, October 29, 1839, aged October 28th—Jago, aged 69 Thornell, Joseph, 1827, aged about 62. C r AliCe Wlfe f 0hfl Be mi?h, aged 57 ' ° ' ~ rhornell, Thomas, February 9, 1836, 18.39. aged 26. March 4th—John Mann, native of 0 Tllburn, September 4, 1853, aged 77. England, aged about 40. """ve or Tann, John, October 25, 1872, aged 57. May 16th—Margaret, wife of William' Tann, William, born in London Octo Morgan, aged 26. vvunam ber 12, 1782; died in Rochester May 3, iril 21st—Margaret, wife of James 1865. Roberts, aged 25. *»&mes Tillotson, Richard, December 6, 1843, May 28th, wife of Clarendon Mor«* aged 66. July 13th—John Nicholson? of S Tillotson, Mary, wife of Richard, land, aged 42. lie April 13, 1843, aged 64. July 24th—Mrs. Russell,,, wife of Tillotson, Richar.d, October 29, 1874, Charles Russell. aged 56. August 1st wife of Stephen Charles. Tillotson, Mary Ann, daughter of August 28th—Henry Hoyt, aged 27 Richard, November 26, 1838, aged 24. September 8th—Jane Fulton, wife of Tillotson, Betsey, daughter of Rich Supple. ard, 1838, aged 36. September 26th—Nicholas Daniel Tillotson, Theresa E., wife of John, Hoyt, aged 33 ^aniei died in 1908, aged 86. December 3d—Jenkin Davis of Turrill, September 29, 1823. Wales, aged 37. ' or Upham, Letitia, May 23, 1871, aged 32. December 27th—David Griffith nf Wicking, Ethelbert, September 28, Wales, aged 83. 185S, aged 52. 1840. Welch, George, September 1, 1846, January—John Christopher, aged 64 aged 67. February—Dr. John Walker, aged 43 Welch, Susan, wife of George, Octo April 26th—Mrs. Allen, aged 77 ber 6, 1849, aged 66. August 17th—John Jago, aged 38. Welch, Richard, son of G. and S., 1831, August 24th—John W. Druett, aged 37 laged 21. November 25th—Caroline Adams' Williams, Richard, died July 28, 1885, aged 51. aged 78. December 6th—James Haffender, na Williams, Jane, wife of Richard, tive of England, aged 38. March IS, 1882, aged 71. 1841. Walter, C. P., Co. H, First U. S. S. January 2d—Catherine, wife of Wil Walter, William, September 12, 1848, liam Seely, aged 28. aged 62. January 22d—Edward Justice, aged Walter, Mary, wife of William, Jan 21. uary 14, 1861, aged 74. September 17th—Robbins, wife of, Walter, George son of William and aged 32. Mary, October 14, 1845, aged 36. September 17th—McGregor, wife of Wilson, Mary, born in Lincolnshire, Dr. McGregor, aged 42. Eng., January 20, 1796: died in Pitts September—Mrs. Eunice Baker. ford January 24, 1872. September—Daniel McGregor, M. D., Wilson, Edward, died December 20, aged 44. 1876, aged 83. November 8th—Miss Eliza Doolittle. Wilson, George, died December 3, December lltb—Mary, daughter of 1877,-aged 86. General Vincent Mathews, aged 31. Webster, Flora J., 1872-1900. Buried at Mendon. Winslow, Charles Elliott, M. D., No vember 8, 1845, aged 30. mslow, Eliza Beth Mills, July 17, 1841, aged 70. Winslow, John Hathaway, January 7, 1846, aged 69. "LEST WE FORGET." Elder Daniel Brown was born in the state of Connecticut in 1758. He served in the War of Independence and immi- rate d lo f0 . Western New York about 1804 in company with friends and neigh bors from East Haddam to "the settle ment of Fairfield, in the town of North ampton, in the county of Genesee," now the town of Ogden, where he held the first religious services in the houses of his parishioners. Tradition credits him as preaching the first sermon in the county of Monroe, in Hamlet Scran- tom's log house. He wended his way through the forest on horseback, forded the Genesee river, making regular trips to Pittsford, then the town of Boyle, where he was ordained the first pastor of the Second Baptist church &JM October 20, 1809. (The First Baptist church was at Penfield, originally a part of Boyle). The first service was held in the old north school house, and the second at the home of Richard Priestly. The society had no home of - its own until 1815, when mention is \AA<*r. OX PfftAJrK* Or. fjutdju^ PrrcCtLlr made in the records of "a log house on Thornell's Hill" as belonging to it. A year later it was "voted to give Elder Brown $85.00 and all the fruit trees on the land belonging to the church's house " He asked for dismission in 1818 and removed to Ogden, where he died April 4, 1842, aged 84. His wife's name was LydiaWfc^ujfcSlie was born in East Haddam, Conn., in 1758, and died in Pittsford May 21, 1814, and was buried in the "old grounds." The first siK stone in the north end, facing the road, \i marks her grave. The inscription has ^ disappeared. Issue. 1. Judge William Brown, born in J- Lyme, Conn., March 9, 1785, came to Ogden in 1803. While making a trip to Rochester with a load of wheat, in he was drafted into service with his team and wagon. He was not al lowed to return home, his load of wheat was exchanged for one of salt and he was obliged to travel to Lewiston in company with other soldiers, going by way of the "Ridge road." In the same year he was made colonel of New York militia, a uniformed company which turned out for "general training." was one of thefirst judge s of the county of Monroe, being appointed April 12, 1824, by Governor Yates. He was elected member of assembly in 1831. Died April 4, 1854. Judge Brown mar ried, firs- 1 Willey, born 1770, died July 18, 1848. Issue. Clarissa1,Februarue31810, l21M.,1809. ,wife Brooks MariaWilliam die,wifea y diedof M iv6,.Novembe, d, ofW. o,1898borJulWebsterwiff: o nJunChurchvillefAustinL. n. ye marriedOgden eMarc12oMarrier f ,21 ,27 Georg 1891, ,R.hbor 1821 ,1876bor d.26Smith,,second n<], e t .i,n o.HnAugus die Savage e1808Rev1826Novembe dmarrie, . ,Ma._ Sarat Lem die ,y27 o3dhfr,, Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection MARR: 3RDED. "GOD'S ACRES." 184 2. East Rush. | January 5th—In St. Luke's church. 11, John, died October 2, 1822, aged 57. James Phippen to Ann Tucker. Bell, Margaret, his wife, August 15, January 24th—In St. Luke's church, 1834, aged 62. loiin H. Van Every to Sophia Col Bell, Frederick, died May 28, 1832, man, daughter of the late Anson Col aged 50. man, M. D. Bell, David, died December 25, 1834, I'ruary 9th—Thomas Connel to aged 50. Mary King. Boughton, Mrs. Dinah, wife of Lyman, February 17th—In St. Luke's church, died June 11, 1834, aged 35. Robert English to Sarah Powers. " Brown, John IP, died August 1, 1871, April 6th—In St. Luke's church, Ed aged 64. ward Kerny to Martha Skelton. Brown, Rebecca, his wife, died June April 12th—Thomas Duklow to Eliz 24, 1S82, aged 75. abeth Nicholson. Brown, isiah, died June 7, 1852, aged April 28th—Charles Prowdley to Han 58 nah Hutson, both of Lincolnshire,, Eng Brown, Edward W., died October 12, 9^> land. 1S7:., aged 31. May 4th—In St. Luke's church, Bushman, Jane, wife of Abner and Thomas R. Williams to Margaret Davis daughter of David and Lucinda Ely, (widow). died July 18, 1848, aged 25. May 5th—William Stiles to Susan Blood, Clarissa Phillips, born August s^ Harris. William 10, 1804, died February 2, 18S2. May 12th—William Glover tCarolineo Eliza, Blood, Roswell Leavitt, born Novem beth Percival, both of Cobourg, Canada. ber 14, 1800, died January 26, 1878. May 19th—Samuel George to Lois Clickner, Joseph H., Co. O, Thirteenth Ann, daughter of the late Warham New York infantry, died April 9, 1884, Whitney. Clickner. Thomas J., member of May 31st—By the Rev Twenty-second New York Regiment Staunton, Alfred Ely to Cavalry, captured May 5, 18C1, died at daughter of Joseph Field. Rush March 11, 1865, aged 23, from dis July 18th—In St. Luke's church, ease contracted while in rebel prison. Charles Hendrick to Mrs. Ann Blakes- Clark, William H, died in Henrietta ley. February 29, 1876, aged 69. July 26th—In St. Luke's church, Sam Clark, Orpha A. Pearl, wife of Wil uel Stevens, of Albany, to Mary Ward, liam H. Clark, died in Rochester March daughter of Silas O. Smith. 4, 1889, aged 78. August 20th—-William Connel to Eliz Darrow, Cecelia E., wife of Marshal, abeth Dukelow. died April 29. 1878, aged 42. September 15th—William Goss to Darrow, Dollie, born June 23, lSbs, Harriet Walker. died April 12, 1901.' . September 29th—James Campbell to Day. Jane, wife of John W., died July Elizabeth Hall. 6 1876 as'ed 39 October 4th—At the house of John ' Day,' John w'., died October 28, 1886, McElroy, Daniel Brooks to Ellen o Pfprl 7 4 Ely, David, died November 14, 1889, Evans. a°"ed 96 October 24th—In St. Luke's church, Ely, Lucinda, his wife, died Decem Robert Carpenter to Maria Beck; Ber ber 11, 1878, aged nard McDermot to Mary Elizabeth Ward. "Ely ?i«e, Hannah tfiu.C£/wwEfrtW, wife of Homer, died December 8th—William Spencer to I November 29, 1883. aged 49. Susan Trimble. Ely Emma, daughter of Homer and 1843. Hannah, died October 3, 1877, aged 20. January 5th—At the house of Wil Ely Mice, daughter of David and liam McKnight, Esq., George W. Mc- Lucinda, died May 2, L876, aged 41 Knight to Elizabeth McKnight. •stwood, James, fiftieth New York January 16th—William Williams to Fisher, John, I Li, First New Mary Cross. „ _ York state vol urn mice, May -2, March 6th—At the house of Lyman 1905, aged 7" B. Langworthy, Ambrose Crane, M. D., of Dubuque, la., to Miss Ann Lang- W April' 20th—At the house of Edward Cowley, John Hoppen to Margaret Gil- lenders. , , . , . - May 28th—In St. Luke's church, Jo seph Smith to Mary Jane Quinn. June 16th—Paul Kingston to Mary Catherine McCarty. , ««„..«.. July lst—in St. Luke's church, George H. Blood to Margaret Thompson. ruly 25th—In St. Luke's church, David Bush, jr., of Shiawasse, Mich., to Susan Lockwood, daughter of Roswell Lock- W°Tu4v 25th—In St. Luke's church, Alex• ander s"cott to Ellen Steele, both of Ire- laAu'gust lst—In St. Luke's c*l?rCh Aaron Henry Wallace, of Mobile, to E1Se^ttmnbeBrl9\|-In St. Luke's church John Catlin, of Madison, Wis., to Clar Pobe^Vth^Thomas Lews to Ann HOcetober 21st—John Coplthorn to ^Oc'fo^'S-ThomasFlizabetE1MarthD?cemioa Jh. rWilliamsdaughte ISth-Abra miliar*r. of Edwarm toKarne d Bemiss anhd Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection W£oX^CLtinAA,ltt3l Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection —^ CO Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ST. Ll ORDS. i hs. nma Jane Cottrel Cope Sn< February 24th- -Martha Rawlinson, 13th—By Rev. Mr. Don lass. George A. Knapp to Sarah Caroline P*f* _j . Colwell, 29 yea {l 14th onn c rs. umary joth-Henry Dormon to| Seplernbe^ 34th-Harrington, Wife of ^•Sara1 n l* «_h> l-» t~~*r\ Cnall Octobe*.' r 2nd—Mortime* ^ -, r F. Delano. February 20th—Henry Johnson to* November 28th—Sophia Van Every, Fanny I granddaughter of Col. Rochester a lie April 2nd—Charles Dana to Louisa •f Dr. John B. Van Every. Funi December 11th—Sophia Rochester. April 23rd—Francis Skeuce to Eliza widow of Col. R., 77 years. beth Gosnell. December 12tto — Eliza Blynn, wife of • tember 4th—In St. Luke's church.Jonatha n R.. 27 years. Alexander Skelton to Elizabeth December 31st—Philip Skelton, 7 1 Hillii years. September 10th—In St. Lukes church, 1846. Dellon M. Dewey to Sarah Jane'Chile January 18th—M n Morse. r 31st—Richard Levis and Ann February 10th—Rev. Ashbel Baldwin, Levis. 31st—James ordained by Rt. Rev. Samuel Seaburv, November—John Melvin and Margaret D.an P.d. waAugusts mor. e1785 tha.n Thitwos yearwas sth previoue firsts Gallagher. 1845. ordinatioto the nconsecratio ever heldn ionf Bishothis countrp Whitey . DecembeJanuary r 2nd—Jame5th—Willias m GosnelLanel annd Mr. B. had his reason till the last, MarElizya LevisRighnourth. . and died very suddenly •on Sio DeccnP,-il - loth—Joh31st—Jamen Fairbanks Melvisn .uiand morning. February 8, 1846, aged 89 AnCharlottn Neae Lockwood. years. May 9th—John Willoughby Crawford April I9ih — Lucy Horton. and Helen Sherwood. June 14th—Mrs. Martha Ske May 26th—William Rochester Montand iw of Philip Skelton. who died six gomery and Amanda Mills. months before, viz., December 31, 1S4G, June 5th—Barnabas J. Chapin aged 6 3 years. Clarissa A. Smith. inly 20th—Margaret Young Ross, 7 8 igust 27th—In St. Lukes church. N\ years. Foster Bradstreet and Harriette August 2nd—Henrietta Eliza Brain- Walker. ard, 45 years. September 11th—At the hone August 10th—Henr-Vinceny Wallacet Mathews, fro, m Mobile, died at the residence of Mr. George Tanner, John Love and Jane Sarah Pocock, T £L 11 tl 61* Bristol, his father-in-law. September 25th—At the hdusi August 22nd—Eliza M. Bennett, wife Robert English, James English and of A. B. Bennett of Brockport, 22 years Mary Powers. ,,.,, , September 25th September 30th—William Miller and I ictober 2nd-—Mrs Susanna Clarke. October 1st—Mrs. Ruth Caldwell. October 9th—In St. Luke s church, 'ember 9th—Mrs. Martha Jennings, Truman Brown and Charlotte Norton. ears. October 15th—At the residence oi -Mr. • •ember 10th—Alexander Vance, 82 Robert King. Henry Brinsmaid and years. r 27th — In St. Lukes church, PS 17. Frederick Markham and Adeline llay- yearsmuar. y 22nd—Samuel Barker Maxon, •vernber 28th—At the house of the Apriearsl .K M h — Mrs. William Pitkin. 57 January 23rd—Mrs. Jonathan King. rector, John King and Ann Ducket. years. 1st—Elizabeth Mathews, 26 December 23rd—\t the house of Mr. MaFebruary y 2nd—William Love, 2* Thomas Gosnell, Ontario strei yearsarch .I 1s31t —h—Mrs. Pierre RobferlThomas ,Justice. 68 years . ard Ducklow to Avis Gosnell. MaApriv l 17th AndreWhipplew Bcaseley, 36 years, 2.: AugusJuly t 15th—Joseph Strong, 60 y< August 16th—Wife of Joseph Brooks ry). August 19th—Charles Gav. 60 years. August. 29th—Michael • • r, 40 November 29th—Prom the church, funeral of Mrs. Samantha (Bart- letl » Ackley, died November 27th. p I 52 years, 8 months, 12 uried Mt. Hope, a communicant. December 15th- From ihe churoh, i Attridge, Sen. (of Campbell street). Died i 13th, aged (aboui » 64 ye Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection I. L unci Ailing. in or 78 Samuel, lst, and grandson of • Anxio , , born in .iven, x In repl emI .uid removed to Newark, N. J., and •ile,ut 1701, where he diecr 1732. Mar- third, •'. ^'aa a son mghtcr of Thomas Curry; of Dr. Matthi . , she died ] . . 4 (tenant IP Deacon Samuel born 1698; mar Fourteenth Worcester volunteers, came ried Abigail Prudden, grand daughter Koi hoster from Pee, Op inty, of Rev. John Prudden. minister ot first t0 with his three sons, Francis, Man church, Newark. She died 1758. Dea and David, about the year 1810. b ran- con Samuel in 1737 was appointed to cis married Jane Mary, daughter of see to the ringing of the belt and Daniel Penfield, ami had issue bran sweeping of the meeting house. 1 ;i ds jr., Daniel P. and Mary. The for 1741. judge, by his Majesty King George mer married Jane M. Griffin, daughter 2nd; 1734 he was collector, and in 1748-:.' of the late Mrs. Jacob Anderson, at assessor. He was also elder in Synod St Luke's church in 1841. At the same a 1737 until his death in 1793, aged time and place Daniel P. married Fran ill. John Ailing born about 1723; ces Wilson. Francis had issue: Kan- married Martha Crane. He was col cis D* James IP. Elizabeth I. and Mary lector and overseer of the poor in 1750. O who alone survives. Daniel P. had He died 1753. His widow died 1795. issue, Amelia and and George P., who IV. Lieut. John born April 2, 1746; died years since. Mary married Dr. married Abigail Young. Pie was lieu Dwight and had only one child, Anna tenant in a minute company, and the p Both Daniel P. and Mary, as well one who figured so conspicuously as a as Matthew third, settled in, or near, sharpshooter when the British pillageu Toledo Newark. He died December 2, 179o. Dr. Matthew Brown second, married V. Young Stephen Ailing (the offici twice. Issue of first marriage: Eliza ating clergyman by mistake reversed beth, Matthew third, Henry Benjamin these names at baptism) born March and another daughter, who I believe 1, 1775. at Newark. N. J.; married at married Fletcher Haight. Only one son, Ballston, N. Y., March IS, 1798, Patty. David, was born of the second mar- daughter of David Cory, born West- y j • I -;i' (j fiela, N. Y., April 22. 1780. He died at Francis Brown, sr., was first presi 3 February 4. 1831, and his widow dent of the village and served two died in Rochester July 7, 1840. terms. Being afflicted with asthma, he Issue. went south in 1821 or '22 for his health, 1 Harriet, born. 1801; married Adam as well as on business for his father- Tinckelpaugh in 1821; died at Sodus in-law, which business concerned the 1871. , ,, . freeing of slaves. He was taken ill 2. John, born 1802: married Maria with yellow fever in Mobile, Ala., in Gurner in 1826; died at Henrietta 1875. 1824 and died after a short illness His 3. David Cory, horn 1807; married widow afterward married Andrew Sarah McKay; died 1891. Young, a lawyer, of Toledo. 5. Prudden, born 1S08; removed to Lieutenant Matthew Brown's third 6. William, born March 3, 1811; mar son. David, exchanged his share of the ried 1st Martha Sparhawk May 2, 1836. Hundred-acre tract known as Frank She died January 3. 1852. and lie nun - fort and of which Brown's square is 2nd Clementine L. Tilden August a portion, with his brothers, for the i 1853 She was born in Rochester, farm at Lee, Oneida county. He had Vt October 24. 1828. one daughter, ElizaP o married 6. William Ailing died July 13, 1890. jjremiah Ingersoll, of Albion. They He was a book-seller, publisher and had one son, Francis, who died without dealer in paper; an elder in the Centra-, issue some years ago. , ch for forty years. "In the deatn Daniel Penfield was commissary In , illiam Ailing, there passed away a New York regiment during the Revo from our city a citizen who for the lution. Mary Qlivia Brown. past half century has bei »i trie leading men of Rochester; for nearly three-quarters of a century an active member of the church, and for seventy- nine years leading a life without flaw Issue by first wife. 1 William Sparhawk, lorn May 9, 1837; died Juno 20, 1872: married first Emily Cray. She died November 21, 1863 He married second Ophelia M. Oviatt at Rochester June 20, 18ea. 2 Louise J., born April 20, 1839. 3 Charles Henry, born November 10, 1840; died 1842. 4. Frederick D., born July 9, 1S4„, married Emily McKay May 14. 1868. 5. Samuel Young, horn March 31, 1848; died 1851. 6 Flora Martha, born January 3, 1852- married John Weaver Goss Sep tember 23. P . < Bv second wil' 7. Joseph Tilden^ born January 19, Teache1855,; rarmarriel churchof thd e. Ros"Ailine gLattimor Class'e in1881 the. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Rod ially, wil ;reen. Webster, E in 22d year. 29. 'ton and \ derlck, Willi d March 18, aklin, the hoiu }•,,., ruly 2o, I860, His record is s church 1 u- aged i October 2 1, dine Shaw Roderick. Sally Hart, w muel, I! ,3. died I t ridge and Fanny Woodwi ta AC daughter, i >.- \\ T Twenty*-flrst] t mber 26, 1852, aged IS; on -.il 20th— rt Currv's, in the iged 20. Robert Clarke and Elizabeth aniel, eldest son of Sam Elizabeth J< of L- B- ^r" ry. uel and Sally, born November 11, 182J7, Woodward, d A.ugus1 •,- 13th—James Callister and Mary 4, 1871. .1. Williams. ull, Jacob, sr., 1771-18 i r, Nancy, wile of John C, 5th—David Glwan and Sarah Stull, Susannah, 1783-1847. 1S38, aged 3 2 ill, Phebe, mother of Jacob, sr., Best. Webster, Margaret, wife of Hn 1746-1824. Dixson, *died September aged May 20th—In Sr. Luke's church, Wil- Stull, Rebetsa, 1809-1 H. Wait and Emmeline M. Si ull, Susan, 1817-U Webb, child oi Stephen and Lydia M., 1st—James Brown and Jane Stull, Au -.20-1821. •lied m i ke. Stull, George, PS05-D June 14th—At the P^agle hotel, Stull L889. U/0 o b w A£0. IcrujJL P- Gxxt 2.6~-/?66 Thomas Connor and Martha Talbot. b, 1812-1896. September 22d—At the house of Mr. Stull tober 4, 1830-April istin R. Bishop, Zimrl L. Davis to 27, 1: Stull iorn in 1802, died in 1861. elen L. Bishop, daughter of Justin R. Stun ibley, his wife, born in id Mary Bishop. , in 1888. September 23d—A. M., in St. Luke s Smith, Sarah J., wife of John A., born Lurch, bv the Rev. F. H. Cuming, the mber 10, 1846; died September 13, ev. Joseph S. Large to Caroline H. Scholes, James W., died December 26, jming. dau| Rev. Francis born in 1786, died in . and Caroline Cuming. Sibley, Clarissa, his wife, born in Luke's church, by 1788. died in 1855. Sibley, Eliza, born in 1801, died in ias Hawks wife of J. P. Stull. lod; L. Starr Hoyt to Sib'ev Almena Sibley Curtis, born in nn I daughters of John 1811, died in 1329, . Jonathan C. Sibley, Orphelia Sibley Bristol, born ; ts. in 1813, died in 1836. , —Evening, at the house dey Matilda, wife of William Sib tthaniel T. Rochester, Daniel ley and daughter of David and Lucinda iway, daughter of Ely, died July 2, 1840, 2. and Fanny Galloway. Sibley, Clarissa Sibley Taylor, 1817- —Evening, at the house '" Sibley, Joseph, jr., 1819-1823. y Montgomery, Frederic .ates, M. D., born in Clar m Backus to Emily Louisa Mont- endon Vt., miober 21, 1801; died in of Harvey and Mary Rush, August 28, 187 0 u—P. M., at the house of Smittc Matilda Markham, his wife, !r. William Patterson, Samuel Patter- born h July 17, 1805; died Sep D Ann Jago, daughter of Hugh and tember 22, 1903. S°- • »* ,,,„ Slaughter, Sarah, the consort of Rev. 9th—Evening, W S and daughter of Rev. Z. J. and rs. Elizabeth C ,.;/ i-'uek, died March 7, 185(?). aged 30. craft to Elizabeth 11. Titus, Samuel L., died July 24, 1881, ghter of John and Susana8 Taf!'" Robert, Co. B, Eighth New lagge; York cavalry, died December 29, 1861, avid C, sr., died August 10, 3S T'] ,1 led January 1 '-11- T .3 TV/I „ O T; jr., died May 3, 1890 tlAilU/l'j Tho manda LujJmg, wife of 10, 183.; died De- -ide seven irs, the young- daughter of Hen i : Wl1" omas, jr., died August 22, entered the minlstTyin 1836, d .891, aged ''Thomas, Anna I K« of Rev. ,ged 69. v. J. 1 , M 1B79 i 24, 1872, una, Wil "ri,'bJind eth Mar- died Thi dled . William died! 1816 i. J Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection \ ol i, 111 ri it 1700. Bolton's in 1709; died in 1806. lie of dren, and one son, led by Frances, daughter of ThOmaa MOo IP Kng- New York city, and ha i children. was horn in 161S; 'ien was in the Revolutionary. ed In Springfield, Mass., in 1636 from New York city. He li fur trader. Married Mary, daughter of Peeksklll. One son, Daniel, went to Bliss, of Hartford, (afterwards Macon, Ga.; he died in New York November 2P ifi it; . gust 17, 1887. AdVise writing Arthur Springfield October 9, 1683. tirrey. LL. D., of Chicago, for fur ther information, or Josiah S. Currey, of Made freeman in 1669; surveyor in 1646. ADDITIONS. tie was one of the forty-two land own- Evanston, 111. f Springfield and one of the rich Roswell Hart, son of Thomas and est men in 1647 (Savage). In Macy (Hungerford) Plart, was born with others, purchased "Noltwog," now November 21, 1768; died August 25, 1823; Northampton, and remained there, married March 26, 1809, Eliza Pixley, where he • lectman many years. daughter of David and Martha (Whit He was a member of the Ancient and ing) Pixley, of Kirkland, N. Y. Honorable Artillery company in Bos Issue. ton in 1679, and served in the early 1. Charlotte, born October 11, 1810; French and Indian Avars. Appointed died May 19, 1883; married April 6, 1831, cornet of the Hampshire troup in 1678. Rev. Francis Higgins Cuming, In 1656 lie bought of William Pynchon October 22, 1796, died August 26. a monopoly of the Connecticut river son of Fortescue and Phebe (Harrison) fceaver fur trade and carried on. an ex Cuming. tensive business for those days. Owned 2. Thomas P., born November 15, 1812; ible lots in Boston on the harbor. died in Rochester in 1850. h his family sold after his death 3. Jane, born July 31. 1814; died Jan for a very large sum. (History of uary 31, 1866; married April 17, 1833, ampton and Springfield). Henry Elic Rochester, born Januarv 7, .lodge an'd Captain Joseph, jr.. 1806, died June 3. 18S9. He was Ihe called Gentleman Joseph Parsons, was son of Nathaniel and Sophy (Beatty) in Northampton in 1647; married Rochester. Elizabeth, daughter, of Elder John 4. Jeanette, born April 27, 1817; died Strong, whose father was the ancestor Septi mber 10. 1818. tovernor Caleb Strong of Massachu 5. George William, born April 4, 1818; setts. He and his wife lived to cele died October 22, ,1892; married October brate their golden wedding. He was 24, 1855. Diantha Bunnell, of Ossian, captain in King Philip's war; judge of Livingston county. Removed to New the County court twenty-three years; York. deputy many 6. Mary Eliza, born March 10, 1821; iwned a saw and grist mill died August 7,. 1879; married Mortimer interested in the iron business. F. Reynolds. IV. Rev. David, born in Northam 7. Roswell Hart, born August 8, 1824; nary 1. 1680; graduated at Tale in died April 20, 1883. Member of ars in both erress in 1866-68. Married June 27, I .ard records, but he pro! DeEtte Phelon, born August 4. 1824, + onlv a master's degree at Say- daughter o ' Joseph and Alcena (Dens- brook. While in Springfield studying low) Phelon. married Sarah Stebbins Issue. Oltob 1707. (This is when T. Rev. Edward Phelon, married Sep mistake in the Register occurs. Had tember 21, 1901, Angelica Church, born nohe w dieind thase Historicastated hel woulsocietd y havroome sbee atn May 7, 1870. died June 8, 1902. Leicester)ears. old)Hi.s widoHe waw s dieatd LonJunge Isl17, IT. Mary Eliza. 1759and , iagen 1708d 73, .an d(Se while Histore thery eo fcalle Leicesd to IIP Anna DeEtta, married January ter)Maiden. ,H ewher hade fouher sonremaines and da daughtwelve 1.1, 1881. Willis Gaylord Mitchell, son teryears. .Hi s Oeldesn Novembet son,r Rev28, .1720 David, he, jr.be-, of David and Cecilia (Clark) Mitchell. graduatethed firsat tHarvar ministed inr 1729at ,Leicester and was. TV. Florence Alcena. the firstTin ministe- inscriptior of Amherstn on , biNs. Hston. e o ; V. Dr. InSolomo memorny oParsonsf Re v., Mrso. nDavi ofd Rev. Davidwho, bor, aften irn manLeicestey yearr sApri Of lhar 18d, , marriei sufferingd Elizabet, wahs Taylolaid herr Septeme Octo beberr 512, ,1752 17A3. ,H agee died dC3. at" Paxton(His ston, M e is March 20, 1807, aged 81. Taught B. a1 Paxton in 1751. Surgeon in the army in 1761; a minute man and bed to Lexington with was wounded at Mon mouth in March, 1777. Served three lis wife died of smallpox in ie had a second Mrs. Elizabeth Sweetser, whom he mar- nd. Mass. PI be, horn i ictober 13, irried Abijah Brown, October Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection 6. Mary Plleanor Montgomery, born JANUARY 7, 1911. April 10, 1822; died May 13, 19 7. Robert Henry, born April 26, 1824; died August IS, P 8. Emily Louisa, born November 18, Earlv. IRocbester 1825. Married Captain Frederick Wil liam Backus in 1847. He died August 9, 1862. Married, second, Zina Pitcher. 3famil\> IRecovbs He died April 5, 1872. 9. Nathaniel Child, born December 26, XXVII. 1827; died April 26, 18 Anyone possessing authentic dates of in. Plenry Meigs, of Detroit, born in births, marriages and deaths of early 1829. Married Georgianna, daughter of Rochester families, corrections or ad James W. and Margaret (Caldwell) ditions, will assist in this work of Sawyer, of Rochester, in 1854. collecting and preserving the lines of 11. Charles Skinner, born December 5, descent for future generations by send 1831. Enlisted as private In Fifth reg ing them for insertion in this column. iment of New Yrork volunteers in 1861; rose rapidly from ranks. Was captain Address all communications to Anah of Co. C in that regiment; 100 gallant B. Yates. conduct in battle of Gaines Mills. Was F. F. R.'S. killed while in command of his regi ment in battle of Watchers Run, May MONTGOMERY. 9, 1865. I. William Montgomery came to Mon 12. Edward Beatty, born March 31, mouth county, New Jersey, in 1701; 1834; died September 5, 1862. name of estate, "Eglinton;" sold out of 13. Cornelia R., born July 3, 1836. the family in 1906 or 1907. Had by Married Adam Fulmer. She died May his wife, Isabel Burnett. (Their mar 9, 1865. riage settlement is in complete preser 14. Josephine C, born November 24, vation and measures six feet in length). 1838. Married Charles Atwater, of New II. Robert Montgomery, of "Eglin Haven, October 8, 1868. Still living. ton," Monmouth county. New Jersey, 15. Louisa Whitney, born April 3, born in 1687; dted in 1766. Married 1843. Married William S. Smith, of Sarah Stacy, of ^Burlington, N. J., in" Denver—son Montgomery Rochester. 1710. "at ye house of Nathan Allen in She died in January, 1888. ye preserve of Michael Newbold." 4. Dr. Harvey FitzHugh Montgom III. James Montgomery (their son). ery's children: of "Eglinton," N. J., born in 1720; died 1. Ruth Ridgley. Married James in 1760. Married Esther, daugbu Cummings Vail August 11, 1875. John Wood, of Burlington county, N. J., 2. Fannie. Not married. in 1746, and had: 3. Guv Rochester. Unmarried. IV. William Montgomery, of Phila 4. Alice. Married John Hill Kitchen delphia, born at Eglinton, in 1752; died in June. 1888. in 1831. Married Rachel, daughter of Patherine. Married Ploward Law Sampson Harvey, of Philadelphia, in rence Osgood September 13, 188S. He 17 81, and had: died November 3, 1909. V. Harvey Montgomery, of Rochester, 5. Thomas Colman Montgomery's N. Y., born in Philadelphia, October 8, children: 1789; died in Ro. in September, 1. John Talman, died March 12, 1850. 1869. Married Marv Eleanor, daughter 2. Mary Whitney. Unmarried. of Colonel Nathaniel Rochester, May 3 Florence. Married Edward Boyn- 19, 1812. ton Angell, July 21, 1888, and had Issue. Montgomery Boynton Angell. 1. William Rochester, born March 4. Hugh.. Died February 11, 1873. Married, first, Amanda," Ruth Ridgley and James Cummings daughter of Ephraim and Kezlah (Har- Vall's cbildn Mills, of Saratoga county, In 1845. T. Ruth. Married Arthur Wilkinson, She died December 1, 1849. Issue by of Bermu first wife: II. Jennie. a) Harvev Montgomery, deceased. IIP Pauline. Married Ormond Cox (b) Thomas C. Montgomery, married Smith, of Bermuda. Julia Spencer, and had Nellie A., born IV. Virginia. Julv 17. 1872, and Hugh R., born Au V. Montgomery. gust 15. 1874. Alice Montgomery and John Hill William Rochester Montgomery. Kitchen's children: arriage lived in Hillsdale Alice Montgomery. and died August 17. 1901. Married Ruth, nd, Rosamond, daughter of Lyra John Hill. and Mary (King) Moltroup. of Attica, ptain Frederick William Backus N. Y.. in 1851, She died May 16, 1868. married Emily Louisa Montgomery. He married, third. Agnes Treat Wll- horn in 1825, married in 1847, He diet" liard. P- nd wife: 0 2. id i Edward Moltroup, born July 29, Issue. 1863. 1. Montgomery. . Mortimer, born November 12, Pitzhugh, married Silas iril 26, 1> p C( born September 18, 1859; if) Li I lie Louisa, born July 27, 1858; died Jam 1879; and had Emily Marv King, born October 4, 1861. M born September 11. 1872; Frederick ember 29, w" I, ! ; Archibald, born 1863; deceased. May 28, 1 877. 2. Sophia Harriet, born January 30, g | n, born December 6 1852; died September 23, 1853. 1815; died February 14, 1836. ' ,4. Gerril FlUhui 3. Robert Hall, born October 10, 1816; N'ovemberborndiefirst,Garnseester4.d LtHarve,Octobe yBaltzel y Lucbor N anEliz 8,yndr Y. l FltzHugh188HarrisaJul— 17; .andie y AnnD4. dMd21 , ,Harris 7.daughte Rut I,n daughte 1818Mh1848. ,D.- Rldgeo r.,f oSaratogroMaMaiff bIo.N f i Dra. KatharineLa12v. GerriHowardHarve Rochestert y Smith, Montgomerysecond23, andl',1869 s bor children.Ploward . n .Jun :e 11, 1861, Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection LY M rES. (Newspaper Records') (Early Newspaper Records). ding to Nancv Stearns nf 1828. am. Ontario county. September 1, Mr. Henderson, aged 65, at Brock- rust 26. 1828. Anderson Young, civil engineer on Mrs. Shadrach Doty and her four the Ohio canal. to Jane M Brown iren, in Sweden, August 29, 1828. rhter of Daniel Penfield, esr, ,?f Roswell O. White, at Rochester, July oer 21. 1828 bv iv • : 14, 1828, aged 28. St. Luke's church Thomas Callender, esq., at Smithville, LaFayette Collins, esq., to Miss RPt N. C, August 20, 1828, aged 74. An of itember is 1828 ficer in the Revolutionary army and William Agiton to Jane Currv Ren late surveyor of the port of Wilming y &ep tember 2 ' " ton. John Cartwright to Mary Ann Shales Jacob, Moore, esq., aged 44. formerly September 25. 1828. »naies. of Hollis, N. H., on the 17th of Sep Harvey Humphrey, esq., to Elizabeth tember, 1828. R. Perkins. October 2. 1828 bv Rev Joseph Nichols, aged 65, at Sweden, y ite Joel Parker ^- June 10, 1828. John Durham to Eliza Plune-erfnrri David Moore, aged 4 5, at Brockport, Ociober 21. 1828, by William B. Bishop June 11, 1828. y esq. ' General Philetus Swift, a Revolu Henry S. Hanna to Margaret M Sel- tionary patriot, who had held several Bei !ey. August 18. IS civil offices, an esteemed citizen and an Joseph Woodhull. of Wheatland to honorable public servant, died July 24, Mary Whitney, daughter of Mr. S Whit 1828, at Phelps. ney. of Riga. In Lee. August 24'• 1828 William Buell, in Bergen, aged 60, Charles Leland (or Cleland) to Char September 1, 1828. lotte Beers, at Mendon. August 16 Ignatius Bartlet, aged 39, September Mopes Mather, nf Pittsford, to' 12. 1828. Rose, of Spring-field. Otsego county at Mrs. Abigail Mason, at Penfield, No J ai thRushe Rev. Augus. F. Ht. Cummings23. 1828. , November' 25, vember 12. 1828, aged 21. , 182Josep 8. h Leach to PTannah Richardson Jane, wife of Thomas Tayier, aged 51, ofAlfre Mathuend Hubbe. Mass.l to, Marbv yRev Barker. Mr., rudDe at Henrietta, late of the Isle of W'ght. cembedock. rNovembe 10, 1828r, b19y, Rev1S2R.. Dr. Comstock. Julius Catlin. a miniature and por JohIsaanc LoomiMoores to Lydia ChapmanGrinnell,, obfy trait painter from New York, a guest Mendon, November 25, 1828. at Ensworth's Eagle tavern. was Ira Richards to Ruth Turner, daugh drowned at the Lower Falls, Carthage, ter of James Turner, of Riga, Decem September 21, 1828. ber 4, 1828. ThomasLES MorganT WE, NovembeFORGETr. 20. 1828, Abraham Jennings to Sarah French, aged 40. formerlv of Brinsfleld, Mass. at Rush, November 30, 1828. AnthonvMrs. Eleanor Angevlne,, wif ein o fMendon, Joseph AuThomp Samuel C. Arnold, of Rensselaerville, gusson.t Decembe25. 1828r ,1 , age1828d, age98.d 46H.e was a to Catharine Miller, daughter of Dr. soldieMr. r Joeinl thScuddere Frenc. hage ward ,abou wast i60n ,th aet Osni Miller, of Rush, November 30, 1828. battlBrierhtone at ,Crow Decemben Pointr 24,, unde 1828r. th"eA comgood Augustus O. Garret, of West Mendon, maninhabitand of Generat and lon Johnsoe of thn e atearlies the defeat sett to Mary Tuttle, of Penfield, by Rev. F. otlerf Abercrombis in this county.e at Ticonderoga" , at the H. Gumming, at St. Luke's church, De taking of Montreal, and in the expedi cember 21, 1828. tion against Quebec; also assisting in Hosmer Graham, M. D., of Rochester, the Revolutionary war. both to Sarah Ann, daughter of Captain property and services, until the dis Titus Goodman, of Brighton, by Rev. banding of the army by Washington J. Penny, December 24, 1828. He left a wife, aged 92, with whom lie Lot Bean to Nancy Grey on Christ lived 72 years; had nine children (the mas day, 1828, by Rev. Mr. Cumming. eldest 71 years), sixty-four grandchil B. Grandin, editor of the Wayne dren (the eldest 49 years), the el "Sentinel," to Harriet, daughter of great-grandchild 2S years. He died Major William Rogers, at Palmyra, De respected by all who knew him. cember 23. 182S. ANSWERS. W. Bartlett to Eliza Smalley, of (Mendon)—John Taylor, of Mendon, Waterbury, Vt., December 21, 1828. was born in 1762; married Elizabeth Tavlor in 1787; graduated at Yale in 178*4; settled at Deerfield, Mass.; pastor of the church in 1787; resigned on ac- i of ill health in 1806; afterwards lived at Enfield. Conn.; then removed to Mendon, N. Y., and finally to Marshall, Mich., where he died in 1840, aged 78. Issue. 1. Elizabeth, born in ; married Rev. James Taylor. 2. John. 3. Henry Wyllys, who lived In Canan- daigua. 4. Nathaniel Tery, who went to De troit. Mich. 4. Mary. 5. Harriet T. (Any further information regarding this family cannot be found i o Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ue. 'ES. EAR LI FAMILY. 1, Huld s~- aie/f :LD. PIXLEY. May 1 February 1. Novembei er Pixley, Old Mill, Stratford, 1807, Captain Daniel Lewis; second, Conn., born November 11, 17<>2; died son. . erman. Philip and Catherine. August 2, married Mary Nichols, 2; 1 iorn July 23. 1788; married 21, 18(3. Daniel Curtiss. born June 7, 1707; died June 13, 1799; Mary I daue-hter of William, born January 2, 1790, married February 13, 17 24. died January 26. 1867. Removed to nd Maria, February 26, 1S43, Issue. Kentucky. Married Margaret Owens. aged 21. I. Eunice, baptized in May, 1729; mar 4 Marv Julia, born November 20, ried Wells. 1792- died January 10, 1882; married • januarv 1, 1816, Frederick Olmstead. Bryan, Mrs. J. &., wite of Ashley If. Huldah, born in August, 1731; died July 7, 1803; married,first, Jere 5 Peter Curtiss. born '—! married Samp&on, April 2u, lao9, aged 12, Marv Lewis, daughter of Agur Lewis miah Judson; married, second, Stephen an. Henry £,., juiy 0, i8«o, aged 6 ' \gur born July 12, 1801; married Burroughs. 63, co. iv, rniru New lork cavalry. ,\,,rji I len Whiting. Beeoj, jaruslia j^., dumgnier ol III. William, baptized in May. 1734; Elizabeth Jane, \orn September 8, George K. aim j:i.achei Camp anu wile died May 8. 1800; married,first, Jan 1808; died March 11, 1892; married Eeb- oi jtmiey H. lieeo' uary 1, 1756, Betty Judson. born irge T. Ray. of Utlca. Beacn, Caban, May 12, 1856, aged 96. i nary 17. 1736, died September 28, dldren of William Pixley, born in 177 6, daughter of Captain David and 178 1, and Abbe Lewis: . ieM. iseacn, i,euan, ji., Marcn io, 18. J., 1 Ann Genette, born October 9, 1809, agea Phebe (Stiles) Judson. Married sec- 1 auary 23, 1841; married- Allen iJeach, Elias, 1834. ond. Anna Lewis, baptized August 1741; Tobias Lacey. of Marshall, Mich., born l^eacn, Aiaria, 1834. died September 20, 1800, daughter of December 12, 1802; died April IS, 1872, Beecher, Dr. Aauison, May 17, 1838, Thomas and Eunice (Booth) Lewis. 'son 1 Pacey of Chili. aged IV. P>avid, baptized November, 1742. 2. Eliza, bom December 11, 1810, Needier, Dr. Nathaniel, October 3, V. Marv, baptized February, 1750. died November 14, 1830. . ,.,,, 3 John Lewis, born July 6, 1ST-, ageu 4a. CHILDREN OF WILLIAM AND BET TY (JUDSON) PIXLEY. died February 4, 1893, of Gates. Mar- Beecner, Mary, wife of Nathaniel, first, Ann PJliza Forte; second. Oc- | August 16, 1830, aged 90. 1. Phebe, born June 2, 1757 at Wes tobei ''• Fanny Munn, of Gates, .ueecher, iiannan, wile of Nathaniel, ton, Ct.; married Abijah Summers. i November 26. 1811; died March 17, May 25, 1847, in SOth year. 2. Marv. born March 8, 1760; married Martha Cornelia, born March 14. Beatty, Isaac, May 12, 1834, aged 79. | first February 2, 1780 Agur Wells; died July 21, 1878; married .Tan- Beatty, Submit, wife of Isaac, Sep married second John Van Kirk. i. Edward DeWltt La horn October 24. 1802; died November 6, tember 18, 1831, aged 78 3. P)avid. born March 5, 1762; died October 5,1829. I 1862, son of Samuel Lacey. __Baker, David, juarch 22, 1860, aged r, Benlamin Franklin, born Septem Baker, Polly, wife of David, Decem 4. T'eter, born May 24, 1764; died ber 26. 1815; married October 24, 1848, ber 17, 1858, aged 77. May 6, 1836. Tane Eliza Lewis, born October 15, 1823, Baker, Sally, wife of David, Septem- 5. Mary, baptized 1776. 'daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth (Bow- 840, aged 5 4. 6. William, died October 1776. t j<- wis. Betty, died September 1776. 6 Aristine. born October 29, 1817; Bush, Horace, March 19, 1844, aged married October 28, 1834. .Dr. Edwin 77. 8. David, born 1762. of Kirkland, N. Y.; married December 8, 1782, Martha irge Munn, horn April 7. 1804; died Bush, Charlotte, wife of Horace, 7, son of Jason Munn. March 20, 1845, aged 7 6. Whiting of Stratford. Ct., born August. 7, Jane, burn ; died Oci Brown, John, October 15, 1854, aged 19, 1759, died May 1840. daughter of kugus! 1, 1822; died Brown, Polly, wife of John, February I Captain Samuel and Elizabeth (Judson) Seotember 6, 1885, of Gates. N. v. Mar- 9, 1843, aged 57. Whiting. :. William Ha Crippen, Newman, March 13, 1843, in Issue. . i <,, < 1 born January 23. 1819; died i wuiia 1 1 his o4th year. 1. William, born Stratford, Ct., May 30 178 1; died June 20, 1853; married llanford. Crippen, Sally, wife of Newman, 9 William, of Chill. Monroe countv, March 24, 1843. aged 49. first, November 1, 1S0S, Abby Lewis, NY., born January 22, 1X27; died In born February 12, 1784, died August 5. Crippenmp, ,Rachel John ,A. ,wif soen ooff Georgthe abovee K., April' 1 8 19: wii'i-rrd, 1822; married seeond, December 15, ApriDecembel 17,r 1871 18,, 1834 aged. age78. d 21. ' m Charles Hart, of ChiH, born Oe- 1*2" horn February 5, 1793, •• married, first. March 7, Camprap, LucDavidv ,Ann bo,m wifMaey of17 ,Ralph 1762;, Ocdie-d died August 30, 1872. . w. horn Feb. Julyr 2323,, 1822 1832, ,i nage hisd 61s- t year. 2 Eliza, born November 5, 1<86; died \ii-ii:--i <'oiesrap,, JohnLoreney, bor, nwif Mae yo f 4David, 1786,; Apridiedl died April 2, 1832; married March 26, bom M ' '•''• Augus30, 1840t ,29 age. 1866d 78, .age d 80. 1809, Roswell Plart of Rochester. tnp, Sarahformerl, wify eo fo fBethlehem John, Septembe, Connr. 3 Issac, born July 6. 1790; died 1880; (amp, Ceorgdied eFebruar K., Julyy 2428,, 18791864,, aged marriedfirst, Charlotte Morrison, mar ried second, Ann Cutler. 4. Aristeen, born May 31, 1794; died in Auburn was named after this fam August 29, 1876; married March 27, ily. They intended settling In Roch 1817, Hon. Benjamin Franklin Hlckok, ester, but it was so damp and swampy of Booneville, Mo. that they went on to Livingston coun 5. i born May 28. 1798; died ty." Roxy Grover was born December March 20, L884; married September 1, 17, 1816, in Fleming, N. Y., and died of Uinton. January 27, 1893, in Rochester. ed July 5, Issue. , 1885. I. Frances Marion, born April 20, 6 Charles Whiting, born January ,, at Springwater, died August 7. V lg02; die- mber 2, 1856; mar Pins, in Rocl married DOuglas married, Hovey, April 12, 1860. l uantha Lester. Re- 11 Ann Eli2a, born October 26. 1839, vV_is- nary 6, 1841. I r, born in 1764; died Ma Ml. Emily Salema, born Noven d May 18, i78ii. Eliza 29, 1841, at Conesus; resides in Ri Llss, born June 10, 1763; died OctO- ester. tughter of Samuel and IV. Allen Scott born July 31, 1S47, at [ah i i hold » Curtiss. tester, died September 8, Li I UTIONS. 1 (rover, horn May 81, 1 850, Pi: at Pochester, died All] born — ?—-; mai VI. Starr K., born February 26, PS56. —?— Bin died April 24, P.104, at Issi Clara E. Kennel, November l c I ( twoII, r„„„I,IIH i\ riled1 Rug- am. in. Clarkmbe;r re29, Chil'Oil(Zado!l I c ,d ivesthir11»:. d FI Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection tit, esq., to Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Dr. M. Brown, jr., Septem- , , INFIELD. ptain Joseph Favor to Sarah R. OllvpAntlM^l' ' *nd Bond, of Lockport. Olive Apr 15, 1863, aged 24. JANUARY 14. 1911. Peter V. Stoothoff to Julia G. Pen- aged 60. ' Wlfe 0t Elisha' In 1864' field, in Penfield, September 27th. Lake, Elisha, July 16, 1876, aged 11 A. s. Kingsley to Emeline Aldrich a Ann Hoss wife of Cal September 24th, in West Bloomfield. vi2 m9-iSi. - " Dr. Jedwin Howley to Miranda Phil et, Francis sr., aged 74 Earlv. IRocbester lips, eldest daughter of Dr. G. W. Phil Esget, Desire, his wife, aged 74. lips, in Ithaca, September 14th. cemSri?ir7Ca' Wjfe of Francis, De- Edward Furey to Phebe Haight, Sep cemoei 12, 18i7, aged 81 ilfamU^ IRecorbs tember 30th, at Pittsford. ™*.^FTancis' born" November 17, David Watson to Polly Maria Beebee 1790, died June 18, 1880 NXVIII. s e October 11th. rl % *> S.Uy Maria, born in 1836; died Any one possessing authentic dates of Tobias Price, of Michigan, to Emma, Jtuy Zl 1848. births, marriages and deaths of early daughter of Henry Fellows, esq., of SeptembeiJH. 1763; died in Penfield Rochester families, corrections or ad Mendon, October 13th. Ely, Phebe, October 9, 1826, aged 58. ditions, will assist in this work of col Josiah Strong, of Ogden, to Eunice Jily, Richard Hays, born in Lyme, lecting and preserving the lines of de Cowles, of Durham, N. Y/., October 5th. D°n«", Pctober 3' 179°; removed to scent for future generations by send Henry Williams to Mary Jane Garn- Penfield in 1817; died February 11, 1828, ing them for insertion in this column. sey, October 19th. aged 37. Laura M Stephen Y. Ailing to Sarah Maria » ¥lZ'n -- Ytffjpt Richard, April Address all communications to Anah McKay, October 21st. -, 18*9, aged 40. 1% >^ •• B. Yates. Volney Chapin to Chloe Sloan, Octo Ely, Ansel, son of Ansel and Electa, August 1, 1843, aged 19. Every child should know the his ber 27th. •>«.£*..„Electa- wlfe of Ansel, January tory of its native town."—Thoreau. Thomas Law Bate to Mrs. Ann Har ford, of Gates, October 24th. 29, 1843, aged 40. EARLY NEWSPAPER RECORDS. Ely, Elizabeth Hays, of Lyme, De cember 10, 1834, aged 64. Marriages—1829. Ely, Peter Lay, born March 30, 1S02; Thomas L. Acker to Laura Lacy, died April 6, 1843. daughter of Major Lacy, of Chili, Jan Ely. Celinda C, daughter of Denison uary 1, 1829, by Rev. Mr. Penney. and Phebe, September 2, L845, aged Daniel N. Sprague, of the firm of Tut- Fellows, Henry, from Sheffield, Mass., tle <5fc Sprague, to Miss Rhoda Thomp son of General John Fellows (Revolu son, at Fredonia. January 1, 1829. tion); (came to Penfield in 1811; foi Theodore Sedgwick to Hannah C. years justice of the peace, and many Frink, January 6, 1829. times supervisor), died August 4, 1858, Hamblin Stilwell to Lydia Byington. aged 76. January 6, 1829. Fellows, Sophia, wife of Henry, born niel Green, of Utica, to Catharine February 18, 1787; died November 15, Sawyer, of Rochester, January 6, 1829. 1852, aged 65. Nathan Lyman to Abigail Cleveland, Fellows, Henry, December 17, 1888, January 26. 1829. aged 75. M. S. Cole, M. D., to Susan Rowley, of Fellows, Sarah, wife of Henry, jr Sheffield, Mass., July 9th. January 28, 1888, aged (?) Colonel G. Brown to Sally Law, at Fellows, Almira, wife of Henry, jr., Buffalo. August 21, 1864, aged 33. mecticut, that land of blue laws, "nance, William E., 1843-1908. May all be hunted up and down; Hermance, Jenny, wife of W. E., born I guess you'll find but very few Laws February 6, 1852; died July 4, 1888. That turn as they do here—to Brown." Hermance, Andrew A., May 23, 1863, Mr. Abram Post to Miss Lorinda aged 54. Oaks. 'Oak Posts are considered very Hermance, Christina, wife of Andrew, valuable, especially live Oaks." August 16, 1879, aged 65. Rev. Milton Kimball to Louisa Wil Hermance, Susan, daughter of An cox, at Ogden, July 23d. drew A. and Christina, August 5, 1864, Rev. Nathaniel W. Fisher to Martha aged 28. Maria, daughter of Rufus Graves, esq., Hadiey, Abigail, July 21, 1827, aged of Amherst, Mass., at Ogden, July 23d. 20. Holland W. Chadwick, of Brockport, Hadiey, Moses, May 9, 1825, aged 35. to Matilda Earll, in Skaneateles, In Merrick, Rufus, December 16, 1830, July. aged 50. Dr. Sterling W. Allen to Mary Ann Harford, Mary, wife of Shubael, May Hannibal, at Clarkson, on the 30th of 5, 1840, aged 72. July. Harford, Fordyce H, October 26, 1845, Samuel Wilson to Elizabeth Saxton, aged 2 7. of Canandaigua, in Brighton, August Harford, Amos L., October 29, 1849, Daniel N. Hoyt to Sarah Dobbin, Au aged 32. gust 6th. • Holding, John, February 2, 1862, aged Mr. S. Parsons, jr., of Lockport, to 62. Lucy Van Dake, of Penfield, at Pen- field, August 11th. A. L. Beaumont, esq., to Clarissa G., second daughter of Hon. Myron Holley, at Lyons, August 24th. Stlllson A. Morrill to Orilla P. Bosly, August 30th. Mr. David Hoyt, of the firm of E. Peck & Co., to Adeline F. Mason, Sep tember 3d. Hestor L. Stevens to Charlotte Sedg wick iher 6th. W.Ston Newcomb,eitauqu n SeptembeFiilber. a Buseditorney"Phoenix,t hr,t o1st (merchant)a Eliztof. a "tBloomfieldathe LockportBills , , tSeptemo, .loisk Mar-ya Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection_•- ' • GARDINER FAMILY. All uuestions addressed to this de - Gardiner entered partment will be answered in the or law in Rochester I. Thomas, of Roxbury, was burled der they are received, free of charge. in 18 22. Three years later he was ap in November, 1638. "Our aged sister ANSWERS. pointed district attorney. Appointed Gardiner was burled October 7, 1658." circuit iudge by Governor Thorp on the (Roxbury Church'Records). nsigned)—Roger Sanford, aged 35, 29th day of September, 1829. "No trial II. Thomas, born in England; married from Gravesend, November 20, 1635. judge in this commonwealth has ever July 4, 1641, Lucy Smith. Member of (Curious)—The first academy incor issed him in qualifications of tem Roxbury church in 1649. His wife was porated under the act of 1821 was situ perament, legal knowledge and lucidity a member of Roxbury church in 1649. ated in Henrietta and called the Mon of exposition which lie carried to the (Records of Rev. John Eliot, of Rox roe High school. It was erected at a bench. He served with the great ac- bury). Pie was freeman in 1646. His cost of $5,000. Four-fifths of the sum nce to both bar and litigants for wife died November 4, 1687, and he died was subscribed by the farmers of Hen nine years, resigning his office in 1838 July 15, 16S9. (Pope and Savage). rietta, and the remainder by a few of and resuming practice." He was III. Thomas, born in 1645, of Rox Rochester's public spirited men. D B. ed lieutenant-governor in 1844 and bury, called Deacon Thomas. Married Crane was thefirst principal . The fol' re-elected to the same position in 1846, Marv, daughter of Elder John Bowles, lowing were the trustees: although Silas Wright, the candidate November 19, 1672. (P. 143.) His 1. Giles Boulton. •nor of his party, was defeated. name is one of thefirst on the petition 2. Ozias S. Church. During his first term the senate was for a separation of Brookline for Muddy 3. Luther C. Chamberlin. a court, and lie there discharged River, as it was then called), from Bos 4. Charles Dannals. idicial duties in the most admira ton. He was a man of property and 5. Jacob Gould. ble manner. He resigned this office on influence, and a lieutenant in the In 6. Abijah Gould. his election as a judge of the Court of dian wars. They had seven children. 7. Elisha Gage. Appeals in June, 1847, at thefirst elec IV. Isaac A. M, born month 5th. day 8. Ezra Howard. tion under the new constitution of that 25th, 1868; died in Brookline, Mass.. 9. Thomas Jones. He served with the highest abil- March 11, 1767, in his 82d year. (Page 10. Elijah Little. n that court the full term of eight 140 Roxbury Records). He married 11. Martin Roberts. years and, declining the nomination of Susanna Heath, who died August 18. 12. Levi Ward, jr. his party, which was equivalent to an 176S, aged 76. He owned the covenant (Mrs I G.)—The Denlson family ol election, he retired from public life, re- January 27. 1754. (Brookline Town Rec New England was originally from g many conspicuous positions of ords). His only son: Bishop's Stratford, Hartfordshier, Eng power which were tendered to him. V. Isaac, jr., born May 9, 1726—called land. John Denison living there In He passed the remainder of his life in Captain Isaac, of Brookline. Gradu 1567, died there of the plague and was this city, hlal time being divided be- ated from Harvard. Was justice of the buried December 4, 1582. His wife, n the care of his subur-ban farm peace. "On the morning of the battle Agnes, after his death, married May 6, (now known as the Gardiner tract in of Lexington, the minute-men of 1584, Gohn Gace. the western part of the city), and the Brookline assembled in front of the Issue. trial of the many and important cases church. Their captain was Isaac Gard I. Luce, born in 1567; died in 1582. referred to his decision by the courts. iner. Before night he fell pierced by II. William, born in 1671; married He died here June 5. 1883."—(From British bullets while drinking at a well Mrs. Margaret (Chandler) Monck, No William F. Peck's History of Roches in Cambridge about a mile above the vember 7, 1603. ter). college on the Lexington road." He III. Edward, born in 1575; removed to died April 19, 1775, aged 49. (Ward's Ireland. History of Brookline). He married IV. Mary, born in 1577. Mary Sparhawk April 26, 1753. V. Elizabeth, born in 1579. VI. Colonel William Gardiner, born VI. George, baptized March. Ii, lo8". in Brookline in 1761; married Rebecca married Constance Glascock. Raymond about 1785, daughter of Dr. II William came to New England in Raymond, of England. Removed to 1631, bringing with him his sons: Ruidge, N. H., in 1785. He was col 1. Daniel, baptized at Strattord, Oc Ruidgeonel o,f Ntw. oH ;militar marriey d companiesMary, daughte; threre tober 18, 1612. Graduated at Cambridge ovearf Jeremias membeh rSelkrigg of stat, ea nlegislature early settle. Irn university. 1C1(, o180f Rochester9 he remove. d to Bosto< n and soon 2. Edward, baptized November 3, 161b. after to ManliusIssue, Onondag. a county, 3 George, baptized December 10, lb/O. N.Celeste Y., wher, whe o hemarrie was da Georgmerchane Welct anhd William Denison brought with him a. Loomismanufacturer-, and ha. s Honee daughterdied In, Celest1833 ien good estate and settled at Roxi Manlius. His widow survived him sev Mass., where he died January *>,J eral years. 1 Daniel, born in 1612; married Issue. tience, second daughter of Gov- VIL Addison, born March 19, 1797, at Thomas Dudley, and removed to ips- W1 Ch 2 Edward. born in 1616; ma; Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Weld, Captain George, born in 16 ried in 1640 Bridget, daughter of Join. and Alice Thompson, gentleman 01 Preston of Northamptonshire, Enghuni She died in 1643. They had two • dT Sarah, born 0, 1641; mar ried Thomas Stanton. 2. Hannah, born May 20, 164 tirst, Nath. Chesebr. : ,,,„„i, Joseph Saxi i i - n ( Look April *11 marrie:d ' '' N' K Gen Keyi, uIrM' Captain George m """• Ann Borodel. (d Known.. Issue. 1 lohn B„ - "• ,i;"V ",:"\ I Phebe, daughter of 'B Savbrook, Novel >r 86, P •'• "* ,.,, in the Colonial wars. in 1699- aged 49. He died>n 16JJ 4 n May 20, 1649, 3.'Irn'm-re^'born'"'^ SamueMeyoBorodelh,An \ i1659;l Stanton born 1657;diedlifobort .n In daughte**Infurthn 1671.in. r1653. „ha otiowlandfm, Joh(Jn , oi Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection j 1841. Married, second, Martha W. ! Brewster. iel Smith with his and chil II. William Preston, born September ri^H q Sf l";, dren, Sfi i 4, 1823. Married Frances Scofleld. i\) u 9' ^lizabeth. aged 7. Marv. af March 18, 184 6 I hillp aged 1 (born in 1633). sailed for III. Elvira Newell, born July 26, 1824: T\M ^n?Lanl,;he last da>r of April, died August 16, 1906. Married in 1845 L ,W^A 1701; • 'l and I Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection W'illiams. William October 31, xndidate for assembly in 1828. Kept PENFIELD. 1S47, aged 57. .. general store at York under the firm Peirse, Sily, wife of Anthony, Sep "Williams, Reuben. name of Peck & Goodman, In 1818. tember 13, 1822. in her 64th year. Williams. Betsey, wife of Reuben Mrs. Sarah Goodman admitted to Peese, Lucy, wife of Francis. October August 8, 1850, aged 21. ' church in Pittsfleld. Mass^, in^ 1810. 35. 1833, aged 58 or 38 (?) (On Tripp Williams, Fanny Curtiss, August 7 8 Died February 22, 1847, at Rochester. lot). 1831. aged 20. • ' George W.. born^in 1796; married Ross, Lebbeus, of Rhode Island, Au White, Silas H., son of John and Eliz Experience Root, April 25 1830. biie gust 18, 1816, in his 57th year. abeth, July 10, 1863, aged .A. Member t died September 8, 1890 aged 84 Ross, Rhoda. wife of above, October of Co. L. Eighth New York; died at George W. died October 23, 1866, agea 19, 1822, in her 67th year. They came Boonsboro, Md. 70. Burled at Mt. Hope. to Penfield in 1801. (A third degree Wakelee, Clarissa, wife of Stephen n r9»il Issue. _ . Mason). December 26, 1828, aged 70. ^ Krah P., born in Brighton N. Y In »v • -••< ANSWERS. Ross, Lebbeus. .1r.. born in Suffleld, (LEYDEN). First Presbyterian church records Mass., January 26, 1792. Died In Pen- Thomas Lord, born in England in fielrl in April (gone), —5. ive: , ,n„ 1585 Of Hartford, Conn. Came to Ross, Faircha. wife of Lebbeus, jr., America in the Elizabeth and Ann. Sarah Ann Goodman, 18.27. July 31, 1823. aged 33. Mvron S. Goodman, 1827. April 29. 1635. to Cambridge. Mass., With Ross, Honor, wife of Lebbeus, jr., No his wife, Dorothy, aged Hi. She died George W. Goodman, 1833. vember 7, 1831, aged 31. Experience Goodman, 1833. in 1675 or 1676, aged aboui s7 i Po Ross. Mary, wife of Lebbeus, jr., Feb Pioneers). (Goodwin gives tl Mary Goodman, 1833. ruary 14, 1857, aged 52 or 58 (?) Sarah P. Goodman, 1833. children as follows:) Ross, Peleg, March 13, 1820. aged 33. I Richard, born in England in 1811. "Here lies my husband dear; married Sarah in 1635. He died in We lived in love almost five year." m ew , „ i.nn.. May 17, 1662, aged Ross, Deborah, wife of Peleg, Septem- 51. (Caulkins). her 26, 1813, aged 23. II Thomas, born in England In Ross, Sally R., wife of Peleg, April married Hannah. He died in 1662, aged UAtxJu* 1-U* /6-/8<7£ cLr^ 7. I.sir,, aged 29. Hoss, Sally, wife of Peleg, September 43 18, 1823, aged 39. ill. Ann. Kngland In l«li Ross, Libiss, of Clark and Alice. married Thomas Stanton. She died in Ross, Festus, January 31, 1830, aged IJOO 22. IV -wtiiiam. born in England Ross, Thaddeus, born In Suffleld, married I married. /£ J 1 -Ctu. £A/-£^\, ^CJUA^AJX i^uyvSjdL Mass., March 10, 1796; died in Penfield i.ydia Brown lit,1664. May 23, 1829, aged 33. V John, born in England IB Ross, Sarah, wife of William, May 7, drean Basey M 1836, aged 68. Ross, William C. (second degree Ma van a sea son), April 27, 1851, aged 65. ,ad unmarried a-G*, f^JX- JZJO.H &X,SO^. Q_t_ wife of William C, May ,- will 22, 1874, aged 85. mentions him. mo,r1a(, Ross, Archibald, March 29, 1848, in his VII As mi.-. bun: married 28th year. "Came to his death by an John Gilbert, of Hartford, Conn. She explosion of Mr, Parson's powder mill." died January 8, 168 ,,-,,,, nd i h, wife of Peter, r iXj^. \*Zx. xl~. C&KJUD Jd V«VOA • i died . \\ hoh w as loiilt i mlly lived. • He.i \|o-ii :•:• "iitioned; I. Dorothy, eldest daughter, agi Mich., wife "i I >•• Lughter of !iapp, Adrian, Mi, !, bruary hester, a c GO; ES. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ANSA\ 5. Abner. <«&-ruZ^ZTTiTST' '"OLD MENDON." 6. Josiah. ' ,_AU^*J- 177 9 Root. 7. Experiencer«married Atwell. 0 Sally, February 19, 1842, age 46, wife (York.) of Sam Cole. .„ . _„., r. Roswell Root, born Pittsfleld, ^°vera«.w,-,Z w Webster, Margaret, wife of Miles S., ber 29, 1759; married Pamelia pickiu-F ,n% ' 1861, age 30. son, Uft£. She died March 22, 1837. aga- »' Russell, Duane A., December 24, 1882, 70. He was a soldier in the Revolu-| a8 tion and removed after the close of tne Hand, Josiah H., September 30, 1846, He had an aversion to war and war to York, Livingston county, N. *•» in the 74th year. . . rather to come to America with Hand, Catharine, wife of Josiah, June 1808, died January 27, 1827. 5, 1842, age 57. Issue. . __ . Bassett, Henry, January 24, 1826, 1. Israel Dickinson Root, born No-, Bassett, Dorothy, wife of Henry, vember 11, 1787, married, first, Emiiy. March 19, 1824, age 54. Read. Married, second, Betsey Clark. She died December 3, 1873, age is. iie Sanford, Abigail, wife of R. M., De Isr-c cember 12, 1841, age 40. died March 25, 1853. im>; 1. John, second, burn, 1642, in Farm- 2.. Chester, born Sep'tfmber 28, 1789. Sargent, John, age 6o. ington; married, Mary Ashley. DeGarmo, John, son of Matthew and died, April 29, 1887; wife, Clarisa (?). 2. Samuel. 3 Roswell, born May 12, 1792; died.' Catharine, May 1, 1838, age 20. 3. Thomas, born, 1648, in Farmington. DeGarmo, Julia, wife of James, Feb March 16, 1857; unmarried. ,..,' 4• .i . Maryo i . |, . n marriet~ n . d Isaac Bronson. ruary 23, 1837, age 25. . 4. Pamelia, born November 22, 1800, 65. SusannahStephen. , married Joseph Lankton. married, Thomas Allis. DeGarmo, Harry, June 28, 18u0. in 7 .I.. 18th year. 5. Oliver, born 1803; died young. 0 aleb. Farm i 6. Experience, born February 10, c? DeGarmo, Mary D., October 1, 182., Thomas Root, hern st year, daughter of Matthew and John 1806; married, George W. Goodman. | Mass., with his brothers, 7. George Washington, Dorn Jan- I Catharine. lei. Married, first, 1670, Mar} DeGarmo, wife of Matthew, Novem- uary 8, 1808. . .,„ ' i ber 5, 1823, in 45t''Tilh year, coul. d notsave! 8. John Partridge, born December 13, "Friend m-r Physician it f save* 1794; died unmarried. ... 1 :armo, Mattheia,w ApriD., l Augus16, 187tlB i 37, His mortain, en47tl ,h bod yeary fro. m the grave ton. widow 9. Eli, born November 9, 1797; died, age 79. 184: Auguei Hi, t7i 1846; unmarried. lart, Lydia, Noven EATON FAMILY. Smith, Nelson B-, December 1. 1. Thomas, born 16 71. Eaton, son of Ebenezer Eaton, ag i: aai a Brighton in 1804. Married Sn'o M e a c 1 Gould. He died in January. . and ugust 1, 1858, ag< : j,, wvsi Brighton ceme- Bachelder, Lucinda, October 15, 1837, ini, X||| terv; i '• Hope in 1893. fr , 6. is, . History of Monroe county, p. 318). lson Jun- married i MI. i [ope Recoi Sm Child ptember 8, .,,,., imrii i ' A ; married _!>?"«• age 1848, L11J 8. Eni I ph, born J. / F^ V T«—• , | ,,,, | gjaton, b.o n MI Massachusetts, , October 83 ixoi). Win) with his per ner 10, 10. Mai il he ''• . .10 1 I When he was 10 he _ lSOf.; died, i '• cembi i h children. , 1 s5 R. : n. J »ied JB ,,,,,. d) md, Saran and had . °n* •age I SSI ,i, ,,r Mem ;' 17, 1852. (KO I. Sai 1714; November fti. 2, Joseph, born Pi of Ontario County, , , i...i ii I,I ,,. born r:<: alee" M*» a PtAic t^^* ;T3L^ Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection EBRUARY11, 1911. THE PIONEER SOCIETY OF L ESTER. "Whence and When They Came." Andrews, Samuel G., from Derby, Earl\2 IRocbestet Conn., in the year 1815. Alexander, William B., from Galway, N. Y., 1817. jfamfl^ IRecorbs Barnard. Thomas, from Pittstown, N. Y., 1819. XXXII. Barnard, Jehial, from —?—, 1812. Any one possessing authentic dates of Barnard, Henry, 1816. births, marriages and deaths of early Barnard, Edward, from Hartford, Rochester families, corrections or ad Conn., 1814. ditions, will assist in this work of col Brown, Jonah, from Columbia county, lecting and preserving the lines of de 1813. scent for future generations by send Brown, William B., from Connecticut, ing them for insertion in this column. 7 „ Address all communications to Anah Brown, Lynn or Line, from Green , Yates. River, N. Y., 1814. > Brown, Francis, 1814. F. F. R.'S. Brown, Aaron, from Green River, "IN THE EARLY DAYS." N. Y.. 1814. "It is a fact not generally known, Brown, Matthew, from Brookfield, ne dollars, half-dollars and quar Mass., 1818. ters which are cut up, as Is Buell William, from Canada, 1818. for the 'accommodation of ch Brewster, William, 1816. short invariably in the following Britton, J., from Boston, Mass., 1815. liar short 20 i Bullard, Fisher, from Massachusetts, i- dollar short 6 cents, which 1816. amoui Bissell, Josiah, 1818. The thing is done in Blossom, Enos, from Onondaga, N. Y„ most throughout our coi 1816. This subject is of in ; ought Blossom Nathan A., from Onondaga, to attract the • of our lei N. Y., I evil, by annexii ivy penalty on Bradwell, Reuben, from Deerfield, "—1817. Mass., 1818. RNINGL" Blossom. Benjamin B., from Lennox, Tho.se persons who are in ihe Mass., 1818. of visiting ighbors' gard< Brooks, Micah, from Connecticut to the night, will tak. tnat should Brooks Grove, 1797. o\ 11 will be tbcii Bradley, Almon, from Connecticut, fault. "A Proprietor."—1817. 1819. A calf was killed In this village on Beach Raphel, from Litchfield, Conn., iber 18, 1818, belonging to Mr. 1819. oswell Hart, which was only 12 weeks Bloss, William C, from Alford, Mass., Id and weighed, after being completely 1816. dressed, 251 pounds. Burr, Warren, from Connecticut, Notice Sept. 21, 1818. 1809. The first annual meeting of the so lows, Ira. ciety forming in the countries of On- Bly, Daniel, from Stanton, 1817. ind Genesee, for the education of Culver, Oliver, from Hartford, Conn., and indigent, young men for the Culver John, from Oak Lawn, Mass., i ministry, will bo held at the \ •ng-house in West Bloomfleld, on 6, from West Sprin I October next, at 10 o 116. a. m. Carver, Dr. Hart well, from Provi —A punctual attendance is re- dence, R. I.. 1816. d.—Comfort Williams. look, Erastus, from Clinton, N. Y., 1815. Oollby, John, from Salisbury, N. II., 1817. Car] owell, from Westchester to On 94. Draper, Nathaniel, from Washington, irvey, from West Springfield, i'.. from Hadiey, Mass., ider, from West Spring field, Mass., 1.813. svorth, Azel, from Coventry. .o.iilo N., from Conn.. 181 Fulton, Robert, 1812. A ah, 1811. Missel 1, from Nona • ., es, Jacob, fro 1797. Gates, Dr. Justin, from S] s,Hatch,Hunt.(ToHani James 1Ho 1: ili Dr.l Jarvls CSih M., Mi-'16 "iinty.. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection -THS RECORDED ISIS. Andrews. ?amuel G.. of Rochester, MONROE COUNTY. Lois Ann. Hutchinson, Miss Probate Records. Children: . Perinton, aged '12. 1. ja mes Espy, r, Samuel, son of Captain Elisha, ate, William, ford, died residln drowned, July 7, aged 5. • Will mentions: lock, of r If.>lmes. Uriel, jr., son of Hon. U., Son, Stephen. M< ntions brothers, James S. and Ju aged 21. at Litchfield, < • John S. lius T. Newcom! red 7 2. at hter, Ann Pittsford Ayrault. Nicholas, of R.. died De Kecne, N. II.. one of the associate 11 sons, Wi Kay of cember 19, 1850; widow, Anna. Chil judges of the Supren Pittsford, and I. S. Gilbert, of Califor dren: Wi I Mary, of Auburn; Wilson, J ins. nia. Allen and William Nicholas, of Roch in, infant of Isaac. William and Mary Agate came from ester, fa}.'**.- osby, Hon. Oliver, at Brookfield, England, 1794. They remained i Ayrault, John, of Perinton, died Sep Mass. York city until January, 1708, when tember 3, 1861; widow, Huldah. Chil Blackman, Asahel, at Huntington, they came ern New York with dren: Conn. an ox team and sled, bringing 1. Celestia, of Perinton. i Penfield, "an accident," household goods, and settled in 2. Emily A., wife of Isaac S. Hobble, August 27, 1818. ford. He felled the trees and bull of Rochester and Tonawanda. Pease, i September 3d, aged cabin. At that time the nearest 3. John, jr.. of Leicester, Livingston 24, late of Stockbridge, Mass. office was Canandaigua, and the only county and Geneseo. i ler, Mrs., aged 28, at Charlol to reach there was with oxen or 4. George, of Poughkeepsie. nette, daughter of Roswell, on foot, and few horses had 5. Allen, of Perin: aged 2. brought here. Pie died i 6. Warren, of Perinton. Ight, Mr., aged 99, at Bloomfleld. ^9. His wife 7. Miles, of L Smith Colon o1 the aged 86. 49th I nu, born 1707. married Lllb r, only son Ol files, a Universal!':-1 Lillley, ageq IT, al who died 1851. aged 63. Shi er of ged 89. • iaga. in Pittsford when she was but I oh. II. Stephen, born 1799. died September 24, 1870, aged 71. Married Their daughter, Sarah E., died Ni Tin 15. 1891, aged 54. Ill |. horn 1801, married Hiram Ra i, William A.. uel i II P.. born 1804, married —?—. sons, William and John, of iord. Allen. Willian ..don. died l [. ni 6. Widow A.u, aac. m Allen. -9 IV. 1011v.;\ Peck, wife of Hagen of Me nib. SI bi • Gage, wife of Freeman, of S u 11 o i wife Of inty. A .1. leaving \ nnd children: i iiza. ll, wife of John Bemish. dren: .,, _„_ 1. Alexander Allen, son. ^onrtre M i.eorge w. fe of Myron . ,-, son. Daniel D. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection THE PIONEER SOCIETY OF ^jroger, Samuel. from Klnderhook> ROCHESTER. "Whence and When They Came." IperfrjS^Tr ^ infield, 1812. Jones, Seth C, from Madison, in the 1794 'Jame8 ' fr°m Berkshire, Mass., FEBRUARY 18, 1911. year 1816. i7Bperry, Moses, from Berkshire, Mass., King, Bradford, from Suffleld, Conn.,ISCM)'" 8' Samue]- fom Connecticut, 1812. Kempshall, Thomas, from England, Turne^a™*' f,r°m New Ha^n. 1804. j 1813. 1791 ' meS' from Bershire, Mass., | Earl\2 IRocbester Kempshall, Moses, from England, VeaziT j°ohnmr frlm L^kport. 1815. Walf«w AK from B°ston. Kempshall, George (or Gideon), from N- V 1815' bner' fr°m Greenville.! JFamil^ IRecorbs Alfred. Mass., 1792.. i8Watts, Ebenezer, from Boston, Mass.. ! Kelly, Luther, from New Hampshire, Ward, Levi A., from Haddam, Conn., XXXIII. 1810. is Any one possessing authentic dates of Latta, George C, from Seneca, N. Y.,Ward, Levi, from Bergen N Y 1*17 '' births, marriages and deaths of early 1811. igW*ra, Henry, fr0m Jtchfleld) Conn.; ' Rochester families, corrections or ad Loder, Michel, from South Salem, 1817. Ma?saUiVameS H- fr°™ Nantucket, ditions, will assist In this work of col Lunt, Charles C, 1819. lecting and preserving the lines of de Lewis, from Connecticut, 1812. f m s ea i8iB scent for future generations by send Loomis, Daniel, from Pittsfleld. sis sffi? r f rTrc ' - ing them for Insertion in this column. Lothridge, R. K., from Springfield, town, N. Y.. 1812 iromCoopers- Address all communications to Anah N. Y., 1817. i^Wilder, Palmer B., from Rupert, Vt., B. Yates. Lapham, Ira, from Adams, Mass., 1792.N.T a.5'i801AIbert C" from SPr'neneld, Mumford, William W., from Aurora, Wood, William, from Bunker win •„ "Whatever strengthens our local at N. Y., 1818. Canandalgua, 1809. "un^er Hill to tachments is favorable both to Individ Moore, Ephraim, from Hollis, N. H., Worden, George W., from Stephen- ual and national character. Show me 1817. town, 1816. a man who cares no more for one place Mead, Matthew, from Greenwich, 1813. 1790ebSter' E11Jah- from Windsor, Conn., I than another, and I will show you In McKenzie, Donald, jr., from Inverness, Yale> Justus, from Massachusetts, that same person one who loves noth Scotland, 1806. ing butI himself.N THE "EARL Y DAYS. Moses, Elisha, from Connecticut to "Sunday a. m., about 3 o'clock, De Mt. Morris, 1809. cember 5, 1819, our citizens were Moses, Schuyler, from Connecticut to alarmed by the cry of fire. It com Mt. Morris, 1817. menced in a building owned by Abelard Miner, Benjamin, from Lynn or Lyme, Reynolds, esq., In Buffalo street, the Conn., 1813. second story of which was occupied as McCracken, William J. a saddler's shop, and the lower room Montgomery, Harvey, from Philadel as a store by C. E. Barnard. It com phia, Pa., 1816. municated to John Harford's store and Nye, Nathan, from Massachusetts, N. G. Davby's printing' office and the 1790. drug store of Dr. F. F. Backus. An Nye, Silas, from Massachusetts, 1790. other building occupied by West, Clark Newton, Aaron, from Cheshire, Conn., & Co., painters, was soon in flames. 1817. Here It was arrested. The travern Northrup, Nehemlah B., from Connec of Mr. Reynolds was In Imminent ticut, 1812. dange"December of beinr 28g, consumed1819, a meetin, but bgy wilthel Parker, M. P., from Vermont, 1816. bIndefatigable held In Soute exertionh Districs otf schoothe villagerl houses Parker, Ralph, from Salisbury, Conn.; ihins th house village ande officefor th, etogethe purposre wit ofh rais their 1816. effectsing money, wer,e bpreserved.y tax, to" defra y the ex Peck, Everard, from Berlin, Conn., penses of a village watch, and of con- 1816. ng water, by an aqueduct, Into said Pomeroy, Enos, 1815. I village, and for other purposes. Ira Packard, Sylvester H., from Charle- "Decembei. Isaacr Colvin21, ,1819—To-morro Everard Peck."w Is the day appointed by the governor of mont, Mass., 1818. ,tate a3 a day of public thanks Packard, Jonathan, from Charle- giving." mont, Mass.. 1816. "One Cent Reward.—Whereas, My Prindle, Harry, from New Fairfield, daughter, Miriam Grover, aged 15, has Mass., 1799. run away from me, I hereby offer the Potter, Henry S., from Saratoga, N. Y„ reward, but no charges to any nolds, Abelard, from Red Hook, tis who will return N. Y., i ned) Walter Grover. Reynolds, Fabritus, from Connecticut, "Sweden, January 4, 18 1816. "Whereas, My wife, Rebecca, has left Rowe, Asa, from Green. my bed and board on the 18th of De- Rich, G. B., from Worcester, 1812. •r, 1819. without cause, I hereby Ross, Lebbus, from Massachusetts, I all persons harboring her or 1801. tip; her on my account. Ross, William C, from Massachusetts, Walter Grover." 1801. Stone, Enos, from Lennox, Mass., 1810. ie, Joseph, from Massachusetts, 1x17 intom, Edwin, from Connecticut, 1812. Scrantom, Hamlet, from Durham, Conn.. 1812. ' .Mi Silas O., from New Marlboro, mg,ider,Jacob,Sibley,Sill,Conn.1816fi,MSampsonStlllsonSmith ..Elisha ,IthicyMass.ncer HoraceGeorge18071817from , Joseph, ,PrestonJames.., Henr, DerlckEllAustinB., Westchester,1S13AshleyD.,G.,, ,yfrom fro , 1804.fro,., from F.Mmfro , m, Windsor,fro WorcestermNewtownfroBrighton,Lyme,fro m Ots „Wes1815.mm, t c\Rochester Conn..t Cornwall , ,Sprlng Conn.Mass. -, Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection "LEST WE FORGET." facturer. He became the owner of Issue The following is taken from "Land nearly three hundred and fifty farms 1. Samuel. marks of Monroe County:" "Hon. Hiram t,„A TT and LivinPston counties. III., 2. Hiram, born February 6 1S07 at Sibley came to Lima, Livingston county, countvS uf n°f V°°, a.7eS in Forer 16, Overlc ganiz. same time, and the I wo • ompanles unit • nary ing their inter. Tele- prll 29, 1768, iiiany can. m in oi fl ten in advance of tin i he start this li: erged m Union I i sys- rprises, and devot. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Gregg, Gublelma Carpenter. ft-0™ ' ,.-x-, i.e, Herkimer county , 18~22. Ezra Sibl egg, Mercy Reynolds, 1822. Roberts, Cil man, Nancy, from New Hampshire, , August 2,8, 1818. I ]' Hepburn, Polly, from Milford, Conn., Census of 1790 gives Ezra Sibley, of 1818 onn. ' I i.'bard, Maria, from New York city, This family cannot be connected with FEBRUARY 25, 1911. 1821 the early records without additional Hall. Betsey, from Huntington, Conn., in format ion. 1S23 Joseph Sibley, brother of Mark and t, Clarissa, from Oxford, Conn., -i Q O O i born IT Earl\> IRocbester Hall Olive, from Massachusetts, 1816. country from Rcnnsealer county in 1804. Hannocks, Mary, from Massachusetts. He settled first In Rush, 1800. thi Latta Frances M., from England 1827. Riga 1812, and was one of the first to jfamtf\> IRecorbs May, Jane A., from Pittsford, 1816. make a clearing near Chun i I Mil'ler, Sarah, from Massachusetts, Chili where he built a mill on XXXIV. U Miller, Abigail, from New York. creek. Served in the War of 181 2. Was Any one possessing authentic dates of- WL fl,s r n G F* supervisor of Genesee and Monroe coun- blrths, marriages and deaths of early Peting'ill. Hannah, from Vermont, iber of the state legislature, Rochester families, corrections or ad Peck, Caroline, from Lyme, Conn., -lent of the canal five years, 17Ri'chardson, Mary P., from New York. tor of the port of i Mar- ditions, will assist In this work of col Ripley, Nancy, from Massachusetts, Clarissa Church in 1807. (Shi lecting and preserving the lines of de Shoecraft, Laury, 1816. I7S8 and died 1855. scent for future generations by send Sperry, Laura, from Connecticut, He die.i 1862. Had a farm ing them for insertion in this column. i sio. Connecticut, children: 1. Horace J., an attorn Address all communications to Anah Swift Stfsannah, from Connecticut, e^' Eliza bom 1807, (lied 1888. Mar B. Yates. 1817. Stillson, Betsey, from ried John' P. Stull, of Rush. (He "IN THE EARLY DAYS." Mehitable, from New York, 1809 1S61, aged 59). mm Connecticut, 1812. 3. Hannah, married James McGlll, of Dr. Backus's Sermons and Blogl T"< "'e- o 1014 Cincinnati. . ,. , ,„„„ Sept. 29, ISIS. Amdra, —•?—, 1814. 1815. 4. Almena, born 1811, died 1^20; mar- Fle d Proposals. Wesi Eve, from Deerfield, N. \. 5 fSrphella. fborn For publishing by subscription two Wilder Ellen, from New York, m6rrcTarr5saSLborn 1817, died 1837; mar- octavo volumes of sermons by the Rev. Wind, Mary, from New Jen tle7d 7o^ep°if,' jr.. born 1819, died 1823. Azel Backus, first president of Hamil ~ ,\ TH >NS. Sibley, of Ash ford. < ton college, for the benefit of his widow. Sibley Family. married Mehetnbel llurlbut, OctOb Any person at a distance can send Judge Mark Sibley was licensed to . sfleld, Coi their names by post riders, or by mail. .• e law in Livingston county, 1821. a pi-i To Let. .arm at the Village of \ The house opposite A. Reynolds, :. re.1.1 crosses the n\ >-\- mi his Esq., corner of Buffalo and Hart Sts., .in.i one mile i.GY,' being convenient for a small family. ivest of Hi .lis." i le The rent will be one dollar per week.— lark, of Canand 1818. in i, , Sibley, •' broi her of J u The cornerstone of the Union Meeting ol Rush 1810. Hi died Aug . Eliza ! house at Mendon was laid on October i. "He was n g\ 812 15, 1818. and ri a thi lin In the '-ear 1814 a young man by the i . i i ••in'. name of Carlos L. Mallory, a native of I. Samuel A., boi ibury, Litchfield county, Conn., an da ie.in to I »a \ I- and has not. been heard n 1783 i lie is now, i r living; 2 4 years 331. (Mi. i Cope Recoi ds I. e. Any Information will be re- bad a Ha, boi n lasting gratitude i uim married Luthei Eaton I. Sn .(s. Address Nathaniel 'i U Mallory, Newtown, Conn.—January 1, QuJl. v ish./U^uU^Ur-f Wr deeds which should noti sly. pass away, jr., of i: of i; 11 AnMEMBERd nameSs thaOFt musTHt E not ROCHESTEwither." R • hai les, • • WOMEN'S PIONEER SOCIETY. ' 6. Martin K.. Of Toledi II. "When and Whence They Came." 9. Mary Ann, Calvin Norton, 1854. of Groveland Hannah W., from Massachu- 1796. = n, Belin P., from Massachusetts, 10. Daughter, mm del Mark An blah M., from Pittsfleld, llsn- .... „ . 11. Li East Haddam In early >w of S. Latta), 1802. in, Martha, from Mass., Mary R., from , ut. ich, Martha, from Mas.-. i m i o1 10, old Brighton Cemete i n rong, Mabel, from I lohnecl i.ui. ,h,d Jul I 22 or 1 .Terusha, from M 10, 1883, il, from Salisbury, Mass., ; August 17, 1873, 88. er Pel sey, from Massachusetts I,,n h rch om Massachusc. - 9, ^, •ok. Ezra a , Chaun robb. Roxani .- R. i. from Ni n.ii. Ruth, from Galw Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ANSWERS. AMDS. IN THE EARLY-DATS. Stephen Terry came In the "Mary and James Harry shot and killed Malaki The first mai th fj P rsf Ann," 1629, to Dorchester. Freeman nan in a duel at Sacketts Harbor her of the Rochester "Ti .nr,m" 11631. Constable 1635 TColonb June 16, 1818. They were both cor •. 1818, is that of Jacob Gravesto Lu- (Pope). Removed to v Conn., porals in the 2d Reg. U. S. infantry at then Hadiey. Died September 1668. Ills Madison barracks. Their seconds were cinda Fuller, at Rome, Oneida county. wife buried 1647. Loper and Francis Powley, two (Jacob Graves came to Rochesterville Issue. ints. ' from Weston, Mass., 1816, and kept a Mary, born December 31 "The First Charitable Society. leather and shoe store near the bridge i. Married Dei j 659 21. 1818. Connected with the Sabbath on Buffalo street). nan, Died at Deerfield, .j which has been for a few Kingsbury. Amherst, to Betsey Buck, 1692. LS In operation in this village, is a at Canandaigua. tings R. Bender was born Jacob y formed by the young ladies, VDixon, Henry, of Lima, to Margaret. Bendei mber 23, 1781, but took .•tied the 'Sunday School Charlta- daughter of, John W. Webster, at Rush. the name of Hastings when he entered .' the object of which Is to Wing. Dr. Joel A., to Mary, daughter Dartmouth college, from which he ..thing for the destitute chil- of Matthew Gregory, at Albany. uated, 1809 (Alumni of Dartmoui helonglng to the school, etc." Thomas, Thomas, of Norwich, Conn., Chapman I'., 142). He was I ust 20, ISIS—A building burned to Mary, daughter of John P. Austin, Bender, a German, win in Pittsford owned by Samuel Hil- of Connecticut. Marlboro, Mass., 1764. to res rlreth pied by Robert Horn and Goodrich, Russell, of Hamburg, to a merchant. Hopkins as a waggon maker's ort Marvin, of Buffalo. in the Revolutionary war nim rm I Slum Millard, Chauhcy, formerly of Hart Tenth con Us lodge will meet this evening at ford, to Fanny Lathrop, of Norwich, Married Abigail Brigham d c. o'clock. December 8, Conn., at Henrietta, July 22d. 1818 Klnson. secretary. teSarahr o.f Jot ham and lohAbigain Whitneyl Brig, No Johnson, merchant at the Notice- i 15, 1818.—The me tary 25, 1767. She died un.Ap,i where River Raisin, to Eliza, daughter of 1.805, aged 60, and he married second, nds village and Its vicinity Henry Disbrow. ob or Hastings wa venth led to meet al the Mansion Safford, Jedediah, to Mahala, daugh lie read law in Out, but list instant at fi o'clock ter of Captain Noah Hicock, at Can • i and began prai Inftoi h forming a me andaigua, July 15th. Removed kport, chanics' society. Codding, Major William S., to Mehi led November H Mar- ionic Nol i I v.ry t? 18 table Grover, at Bristol. information will be appre- idinsr in this villa p. Sibley. Ezra, jr.. of Brighton, to De ciati ••I at Ma light Roberts, OJ. Junius, Seneca county, E. Stanton. li,-ill. In Ea il Rochester, nn Wed- August 27th. Robert Stanton, born England, nesdav at 4 p. m. ison, Colonel N., to Sarah B., Came At a meeting of the trustees of the titer of the late Hezekiah Merrill, h st 5, 1672. Ira West was at Hartford. Quaker. His wife's name board pm .ing. Captain Manning, to Lydia Avis or Avice. (Friends' rem ncis Brown, re- B. Olcott. Isi • uge. [, Robert, boi Chapln. Moses, Esq., attorney at law, Murray, I '.-. cm In r 8, 1818.—Not i II. by given that Nathaniel B. to Miss E. M., daughter of Levi Ward, in igust, 1645, married i. Joshua Field and jr. first, Mary Harndel, 1667; married sec U pi [tic Finton, Thomas, to Mrs. Abigail Fin- ond, Mrs. JM vldow next leg Islatur. ton, at Henrietta, September. of Go\ laugh ing a division ton, to Eunetia Newell ter of Governor Jeremiah Clark. He on, Mass.), by Rev. Com- ind the towi byfirst \ Williams. October 9th. Itldgewav 1. Mary, born 1668. eph, Esq., to Elizabeth ected Into 2 u ah, born November 7, 1670. • I . Lyme. Conn., September 24th. born September 10, 1672. ni .,1 deeds of On Lewiston, to Mrs. 4. John, born 1874. H18, Patty Stone, < (ctober 19th. mber 20, 1675. llev, Newman, to Sophia Cowing, 6. 1 '• ' 1677' .„„. .. ' i. lob.r 4th. at Paris. Benjamin, born March 13, 1684, by imas. of Palmyra, to Mrs. 9 Henry, born May 22d or June 25. i Phelps. 1688 (was the °t Hon. Edwin Sheldon, John P., Esq. (printer of De- M. Stantm >ry of war, under Eliza Whiting, October 2oth. 4. John born 1674, married first, r-General P. B., to Mrs. try 9, 1698. She n, of Kentucky, at nber 10, 1730, aged 60. Mar- Princeton, X. J. „ i. Susanna Lampnere, In 1724. Frederick F. to Miss Re- He was 61 and she was 19. He died at nel Fltzhugh at 1762 and his ,rio county). October or ROFs. Sho died orman, of Gen- Stonii , to Bathsheba Gaines, when b. orge W., of Le Roy, to v-flve children by ll'. I at Canandaigua. tho thirteenth being Robert, born at air, Hugh, clerk of tho coun rlv, AuguBt IS, 1725. He was a Uungan, at Canandaigua, farmer and judge of tho Court of Com Silas, to Harriet Good- mon Pleas l in 1802. (All tho Mua coun i foregoing from Vital records of Rhode to Jerusha Clark, at Island) (Austin'B Rhode I&lund does Mfddh "fin. , Tr . ,t„ „„ igree With Arnold nr AVhoolcr). nrletta. to ml January 18, 1767. Elizabeth. in, at daughter oi John ami Abby Whit' to Anna, daughter .rn Provi- i, De- married dardnor. 1793. ion (merchant), to Henry Stanton, iudson._ N. Y.. .mber 14th. 1803 r : s"°- Mar" ngton, to Mary •r in Rochester. to Amanda Elmore, Is brother, ,\t,- Wil- ion, he conducted a J owe ry on Exchange ctrcot. and died odlaseoGeorgn WilliamHlckB.80e, 187SH ,Fourth. dGardner ^Georg wer. e ofKingstown Newport.iWlckford7.—" ???.,. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection MARRl SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1911. Newspaper Records-. — Hedges, Wait, to Eleanor Davis, Feb "Allen, Oliver, died In Wheatland No ruary vember 18, 1848; widow, Jerusha; chil Waters, Samuel, to Nancy Masters, dren, Oliver, jr., and Elizabeth M Allen i£arl£ IRocbestet Alvord, Sylvester, died in bweaen iry 14th. Julv 101859. Will mentions sister, Bellows, Colonel Ira, to Mary Buck, EUz^bethChurch, of Clarendon; sister February 14th, in Pittsford. 3Famtf\> IRecbtbs Eunice Phelps, and J°h* P^P ' (*) Buck, ('.'I, to L. Lothrop, Fein husband; sisters Sarah and Aretus < > 14th, in Pittsford. xxxv. Oraham of Harmony, N. Y., sister, Dillon. James, to Sarah Crosby, in Any one possessing authentic dates of gScy Skinner, and her husband in In Hopewell. births, marriages and deaths of early diana, and Aaron Miller, of West. Shay. Asa, Rev., to Lucy Baker, In .Rochester families, corrections or ad hamnton Mass. Gives to brotnei-in Manchester. ditions, will assist In this work of col aw Rowland Tanner, of Sweden; niece Orton, Thomas, 10 Hannah Potter, of lecting and preserving the lines of de Amy E, wife of Francis Howard of Pomfret. scent for future generations by send Sweden; Sylvester Howard, her son; his Weet, Joshua, to Fatima Barm ing them for insertion in this column. servant, Margaret Bl (•)• Portland. "IN THE EARLY DAYS." Page, Walter, of Forrestvllle, to Mary Address all communica 1 ions to Anab other practi. •-,\ institu Dunn, of Portland. B. Yates. tion has been devised or conceived to Hopkins, Safford, merchant, to Eliza secure the just ends of local govern Wlnshif? Februarj Penfield. •}OrW-H ment so felicitous as the town meet EARLY PROBATE RECORDS. Webster, Major, of Brighton ing." Diana Crossman, of Perinton, In Pitts 1821—1 ' The annual election for trustees and ford. Ainsworth, Francis, died May 30, other 'village officers for the village of Johnson, Rev. William, to Mary at Penfield, leaving her husband, Spen Rochesterville will be held on Monday Skinner, in Albion, February 8th. cer Ainsworth, and two children under next at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at. Young. John S., of Geneva, to Eliza 11, James D. and Frances A. the South school house in said village. beth Smith, in Seneca. Armstrong, John, of Pittsford, died April 26, 1819. Connelau, James, to Bridget Rowan, in February, 1841, leading his v. F. Brown, March lst. Ann; children mentioned: daughter, i Colvln, Garrlty, Patrick, to Elizabeth Llndon, Ann Eliza, William P., of Pittsford, E. Peck, February 8th. John S., of Ohio; Mary, wife of William i. West, Sharp, Peter, to Cynthia Dean, In Hill, oF Ogden; Maria L., wife of Wil I Trui Black Rock. liam Fowler, of Newfane, Niagara Among the "List of Regulai Rlgels. Daniel, of Gei Aath- county; Sarah, wife of Charles Barker, published by the five trustees of the arine Frushour, of Phelps. of Ohio. village of Rochesterville In 1827 are Baker. Mos. in, to Armstrong, Ann, died in Ogden No the following: Mariah Hare, ol vember 15, 1857; gives to her grand I. Householders must sweet) Thurston, Russel, ol children, Fredi i y, Oliver Perry clean the sidewalks opposite their Mich., to (>rph l u, Jedediah, to-Julia Eggles- June n-ange olutionary war a contractor for I ton, in B Y. Though not a resident lannah Strong February 18 1763 '1AI1. Josiah, to Harriet Wight- illy earl ictober i , • . to Clarissa Beach, May i i and Hannah (Woodhull i irris. as early -. btrong, of Orange county. muel C, to Margaret upon the Issue. i. May llth. lie first lawyer located in 1 Selah, who married Marv Si rone Boughton, Thomas M., to Mary Jane of Utica, and was i 2. General Vincent, i. lst. if i he Bar in Western New 1766 % King, George, to Emily Melville, May | York." In 1781 he became a sti Peter, removed to Michigan. |17th. i in an academy at Newburg, of . '.er. bn T., to Maria Antoi- wards an ,,iy at ramea, married (?) Hammond, a ' pette, as principal, in i , mi ra. bert, in Y. 6. c rig died when he « a •one ("lark, Mav of New York, and after foui • ''atharine married General e Miranda study was admitted to practice in 1790. ( arpenter. 20th. In the spring of 1791 I d Ju- 8. Hannah married siebbins Tu Smith, George P., to Sarah Kandem, lbiiina Strong. That winter, leaving I u October 1. led in Boston I. .d, he emigrated i riBtopher. Blake, A. H., to Harriet Petty. Ira I I Inn 10. Jullanna Strong, born February Fairchild, N., of Ogdensburg, 1o 11. 1775; married Judge Lazarus Ham ! Julia, daughter of John W. Strong, esq. .mondsport, N. Y. I, of Bloomfield, to i fled in 11. Sarah, born Mn "; married Sw i ial Samuel S. Halght. orge Washington, to Emma Aridget, married William Lowe, a Eliza • lawyer. Page, Abel W., of Bethany, to Mary 2. Vincent, married Jullanna Strong, Ann Ranson, July 25th, in . ijor Nathaniel and Norton, Joseph Augi o Ann a false or unworlh ster) Strong, August ll. Elizabeth, daughter of Nor In Mm MI in 1771 and died In I. ton, of Canandaigua. mber 1849-50. eph, of Brockport, to ;c Of ne. Nam ece. if the a, born in ; married, . ha Moon, i ws; had three ber llth, in S I i ni. Elizabeth and Gen .id, Colonel Samuel P., to Caroline Ail di ,. married, sr. daughter of Joseph i ilurd, No in 1807; married In vember Childn JL Seen n, to ho Wii T^Mori October 2 lad Bertha iam B., to Mary Ann 11,M. ell Scribner in Andover, N. II. ker, Luther, one of the editors of i, ,!,..! In 1 the '-Daily Advertiser." to Naomi, daughter of Eben. Sparhawk, In Roch ester, Vt., November 19th. lows, Jason, of Shelburn, Mass., I to Lucia Maria, daughter of Enos Aldrich, Nat. born In Romulus February Mnrn : th. Lev i it, of i Ca] Pi Bloom 5th. I, married t?i Hayes 'fenjamin, to Rachel Bristol, mber 6thu n In 1807. mar drus, to D ce (Pitkin) 11 . Ids uncle, General lews, He died in 1861. Rochester, Au- - marv 1 Ann Wi ,ni. II. i atlona son, ounty. on, David New V'iri Jonei HI. 1 mlra, N. V.. in 1^ A.. "D Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection White, Elizabeth, September 5th aged J^RCHll, i91L 29. A native of Yarmouth, Eng Blossom, Benjamin, aged 39, Septem- DEATHS 181 • •p/?,d0'i1' ™be1' Seplembei' "th, late of wspaper Recoi Portland, Me., aged 27. ior Samuel, an oilicer of Frye, Betsey, of Concord, Erie eountv the Revolution, aged 65, at Gerry, 5P&-?,2-' at T^T Mendon;'at the home •it, Mrs. Hetty M„ aged 21, wife of •>f William K. Blasdell. Moses S. and daughter of Colonel Septi Bronson, Nancy S.. aged 2S, wife of mus Evans, in Waterloo. Q*eV-uC' p=;-.J?f Norwalk. and daughter of XXXVI. Murray, Colonel William D., aged 42, Stephen Sibley, of Grafton, Ohio at Ml my one possessing authentic dates of In Hopewell. Vernon, Ohio. September 14th births, marriages and deaths of early Parsons, Rev. Elisha, aged 80, in East Williams, Albert M., October 8th (of Rochester families, corrections or ad > m. "He officiated and was emi Washington). "A student at Captain ditions, will assist in this work of col nently useful in his labors as clergy Partridge's academy." lecting and preserving the lines of de man more Heacock, Captain Noah, aged 61 in Gold, Thomas, Esq., February 15, aged scent for future generations by send Sweden, October 24th. ' 57. "He was la ii nt of the Agri- rowl1, Jon ing them for insertion in this column. 1oPu athan, aged 31, November •ultural bank of Pittsfleld. Mi t.th. son of Justus Brown, in Ogden Address all communications to Ajiah Ul. Rhoda Swan, daughter of Gen "Leaving a wife and one child." 8. Yates. eral Jacob Gould, aged 3 years. Sibley, Abby, wife of Derick, aged 37 i • . aged -"A late of Buf-November 30th. IX THE EARLY HAYS. i in Aurora McKnight, Emily, aged 15, Decem M. T;. A. chapter was installed Johnson, Samuel. In his 7:;d year. "He ber 4th. In this Village March 17, 1819. Rev. Mr. was a patriot of the Rev." (in Boston, Appleton, Isaac, jr., ag ite of hmond, officiated on this Erie county). II, X. II. Mallory. at Troy, on Febru- ion as D. G. high priest. An ap- Spaulding, ThomaANSWERSs M.., aged 2] fin Boughton, Abraham, in Victor. iate address was delivered by Levi Ne(Stonew York)) — , hi-. ahani P., attorney at II. Clarke, Esq., of Carthage, who was SpauldingCannot , saofy thithiss i Is the "Israel" in Penn Yan. Installed high priest of the new chapter. brothewish rbu tto Israedie iln Stons. e marriemonths.d at "Du d i ireutt, Moses, aged 92. in Richmond. A 'sermon was delivered on Sunday ley, Mass.. July 12, 1768, Lydi Borrowe, Dr. Samuel, jr.. formerly of ling, March 28, 1819, at the meeting Simon Stone married Hannah \\ New York, aged 29 5th. house by Elder Galusha, a Baptist min more, February 7. 1770, at Ti Horton, Andi broke. ister (the i' i mention of a Baptist but we do not know thai 11" Allison. Rev. Burges, D. D., In his service In this town). Pittsford. I have no records i4th year at Trenton, N. J. A Nosological ar- of Washington county. McFarland, Rev. Asa, at Concord, lotion)— in his 7-llh year. Darrow, Elder Zadock, senior pastor of the Baptist church at Waterford. dors. iiew Brown. Jr., Conn., aged 98. Also his wife, i (Buffalo) — aged 94. clerk, tin ; Tho. Deming, Majoi J., agecr>34, in ear. Fish, Stephen illia mson, ". at Palm could noi ha \ e b< : Haw ley. Eunice, wife of David, aged forbid n 53, in ' Igua. n — ' of his ci dges, Samuel, aged 40. in Geneseo. o, an inch uted boj Waidron, Eli:. ife of Benjamin, •: 19, from aged 50, in Bri .i to l M>,-i Palmer, ni Cheney, Dr. Enoch, at Canandaigua, i. iK. aged 6o Barnum, John, aged 54, in Canandai '., gua. Sin i woo I I I:., aged 23, wife Iren of Homer, in i Whiti.n. ' • b 23d, • Stookbrid in i Cha] i | ndy, Wldo Bloom lohn Eh • • irdson Frlrik, Ell . aged I ..Al, Jonal han i • . CO, at KIndei hi Did ed for .1 i, 22d. in Brlgh ton I 'hUlipS -I •'- m I. .1. II ild.n i ,|. ,| teemed." A. Am i [olden, Frances S., wife of A September lluni. I >. Perrin B iter oi the la 1. M d the Hallenl ^;>\- A ml. 17th, in I ita.1 < ly of Salem, s. Rogers. .1. William i of John, aged ii. E. Pell Icefield, N. H. •. Bunker Brown, M d 56, in < > a. wllliai Wright, S. BancroH. J ester. "To hi I i had no stlni t Frederick sirong, born In Roches Aose to take the child to board, i Job' T. agreeing to return in a short time. He in, born June 13, 1790: or fun age. \ her a green purse filled with 6. Ji ii the Holllster, a his way In the world. "The West was MJclr. , I -.-in n 1 1 o Albany or to "LEST WE F< that neighborhood, changi une to ol E I Rhodes, and lived with a physician, who nllOOd, When I tlsemcnt. December 1. 1818: Mil to to W. I. Later he settled in "I, Samuel 1 Clark Kingston eeman i.l • > 1 • Of New riown, of th ' The writer's York. Bul within the last Si ni. .1 has seen the little H I.,, 1 lllery i with the .mis the close of the Of the i.. the Rose home. i*96. n .lu I \ 1 then .An i i '• i;. i 1 he British I 1 1 !ha eioi 1. living, win. is. upon \s H . the testi- In • >ne—wish . of i in- Chui the ni:.---. of no old m . and almost worn oul Burrii | 'ill I ' . !• With age." ns served from 01 •11 Lamb, gimcntl. wintoi Mich.; Lab i: 1 V. .1 A I . 1767. Married Amy Denison, 1793. Died In and \ Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection My father was born at! MARCH IB, I5T1. and died 15th of twelfth month, and v»a- buried in Farmington, Ont. "LEST WE FORGET." county, N. Y. The direct line of Sunderland P. Gardner, the cele to my father included livi brated Quaker preacher, was born in a great age. My grandfather, William, Albany, July 4, 1802. With his parents died in Exeter, Otsego county, N. Y„ he removed to the Genesee country in but I have not the date of his death. 1810, and settled at Farmington. His 1 have no date of thy grandmother Earl^ IRocbester early training was that of a farmer, Mary's marriage. but upon reaching years of maturity Callins Briggs died some years ago he decided to enter the ministry and and 1 do not know anything of his rjfamtfie IRecorbs devote his life to evangelical work family. He lived in the town of Ger and teaching the Scriptures. His elo man not German town, and I think his XXXVII. quence rendered him conspicuous, and residence was near or at a village Any one possessing authentic dates of he came in a few years to be known called Clncinatus. Some of his family births, marriages and deaths of early as the ablest and most prominent may be still there. Some informs > m Rochester families, corrections or ad preacher in the order of Friends in may possibly be obtain* ritmg to the town clerk, or the postma: ditions, will assist in this work of col the United States. At the annual as semblies of the Friends he was the Uncle Wilkinson had a son, lecting and preserving the lines of de who resides at Norton 11 scent for future generations by send ruling elder, and traveled in the in terest of the belief over his own county, N ,Y., to whom 1 fin ing them for insertion in this column. try and Canada and visited various substance of the abov. may have records Address all communications to Anah sections of North America as a mis thy" purpose. I have anol B. Yates. sionary. He was an active figure dur ing the Civil war, and a firm Abolition Addison Gardner, a son "If, however, a man says that he does ist. His dread and opposition of liam, who may have his father's fi not care to know where his grandfather measures of war led him to refuse to record. He lives at Medus what he did, and what were his participate in the regular "trainings" countv, N. V. I would consult grandfather's politics and religious of these times and he also refused to Callins Briggs had a son named Manas- creed, it can merely mean that he is pay his "training tax." For this breach sab, who l think went A capable of taking no interest" in one of law he was arrested and confined in FarmingtonI remain,, of the most Interesting forms of hu the county gaol, with N. G. Cheese- Ont, Co.Respectfull, N. Y.. y thy friend, man knowledge—the knowledge of the boro and o men of \ ' I, 1885. Sunderland I details of the past." ern New York who were at that time Note—Dear friendI was: born on th IN THE EARLY DAYS. ,j .•rated upon the charge of having seventI dulh v monthrecei, l^ "A Revolutionary Soldier." abducted William Morgan of Ma Stanton,year.—S. oP .to G .thee January 12, 1819. notoriety. Mr. Gardner himself being and m tanton ta,n A certificate from the War office that a Mason, was probably the last person Timothy Seward, a private in the army be by hii who knew the real history of the re shall be able . of the Revolution, as inscribed on the markable affair which has become a •n list roll of the New York on the Gardior side from tradition to this generation. He died brothers of whom 1 wron agency, has been forwarded to a gen COPIEat his S homOFe LETTERin FarmingtonS WRITTE, FebruarN BYy tleman In this city. Mr. Seward can lfj} lWp'ageN'DERLANd 91,D hiPs. funeraGARDNERl service. s i it by application to this office. beinI ghav Ihele dreceive at thde botold h Hicksitof thye Iimeet - was whipped in Mas Our brother printers may confer a of inquiry anThd e shoulfollowind havg etw answereo letterds favor, on an indigent and worthy man thwere efirs writtet in ndu eb y seasohim n toha drelative not othes irn by copying this notice signed "Argus." lettersster receive, andd maprioy rfor tom thina conne r. George Ga Rhode (Rochester "Telegraph."*) inlingk answerswith th. e Gardner i 1660 and it Is rather probal Carthage bridge is completed. It publisheI onced wen• t to Rhod14th,e NoIslan. XXd ^t o get ts of an entire arch thrown as far lid the genealogy ol the Genesee river and ma h of the Ga unlly. I i , led in its combined it back with cei n, ul i Of W'lJh ii and beaut great-grandfather, Willi any structure of the kind in Europe or There were five brothers, viz.: Bi Gardn America. The scenery around il is William, Nicholas, < Henry, ii. m of the in view are who, in company with John Watson, Our Albany friend ti falls of the Genesee—the forest lohn Porter's share of what ton line beyond th< ng to the industry of a rising died the Pettyquamseui village, etc. lying in North and South Kingston, arms by which i tl It presents the nearest route from w ash Gardner stock .daigua to Lewlston and connects n the broi > lsion al the lone of the points of the great Ridge road. T. x of their I; rge to mand\ entworth, a distinguished land- i"i i hem, the lol num- ing It "i ci rib n i painter, has lately taken three hat. and lots fell to A as I h of the bridge, one of which he n North i publish in a large engrav- Roman Cathoi - tO I'in in and it is hoped a generous Mary's reign was \ 01 thesi broi i s our r the efforts of an in- n and buiii a I ner ai ughl artist, by a libei ine thai day, where he three viz.: William. Join In this si John slon oi in. HI.i died on the old I been able tO tl stead in i in- month o t, 1 800 i h-our line with had tb Allen. William was m Wlllla. and l. one of the five bi • William and Elisha W In a form. viz.: M rand- had a twin sister, Mary, who marriad,the third d a num. ally in the to- know bow to pro If .o v friend gets Centralhold o Libraryf J of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection anything throwing light upon the i PAPER RECORDS. Standish, D. P., to Elizabeth Allen, subject of inquiry he will no doubt at Phelps, March 26th. inform us, and if I go to Albany, which Marriages—1828. Nelson, Upton, to Charlotte Standish, 00 is probable, I wdll call and have an Granger, Lyman to Elizabeth Kemp of Wa Interview. shall, January 9th. iid, Samuel, to Electa Norton, at Truly thy friend, onard, Harry to Eliza Johnson. West Mendon. + S. P. Gardner, Wheeler, Allen, of Rochester, to Mill bras, a merchant of this ington, Ont. county, N. Y., 19, 2, lark, of Henrietta, January 15th. village, to Happ .alette, of Mld- 1885. Vandewoort, Thomas, of Orange irch 28th. T. C. Stanton. count 'nor Horton, of Phelps. Griffith, William, to Elizabeth M. Note—If our Albany friend knows Sheldon, Merwin, of Geneseo, to V, of Lyons, March 20th. what was the maiden name of Mary Emily H. Blossom in Seneca. >uger, John A., to Harriet, daugh who was hung in Boston for Collar. Enos to Betsey Collar, Jan-j ter of the isa Jackson, esq., of preaching Quakerism, I would be glad uary 20th. New York, in Canandaigua, March to be informed. She was sister of Mrs. Patterson, Hiram, to Roxanna I A. ., age 40, to Ruth Turner, Hutchinson, who was driven with her enport, January 26th, all of Brighton. ter of J. Turner, of Riga, children into the forests and were de- at Brighton. „ „ . n, of this village, to Mary sAroved by the Indians.—S. P. G. Simmons. Richard, Jr., of Bristol, to daughter of Hon. J. ANSWERS. Hannah Wheeler, of East Bloomfield, n awall, Conn. (B. H. H.i Fair dwin M., of Ogden, to of Brockport, tp avi I Il£ord M D born i7& n'\ w ' - - July ie Maria Kellogg. •i eughter of Wells Fowler, In a w er To™ ' . PPart, Fairfield county Bar. i, to Julia Stratton, in Gooding, Dr. William C. jr., to Elea- ra Uate Yale setued m n. ' Medical. ISOl] Stuff, i ,s, in Bristol. range Pnr tlilo, f county at Newburg .kins, Ira I., to Sally Tracy in n, of Geneseo, to for thirty-four years leading nhvsi- Ni 1 )1 PS. \ nil ;il Tl ciam One of the founders of fhe Wal_ Helms, Isaac to Dovewell Frlnk, Feb- Mary Gibson, at IV11 fc^de™y- Dled- October 13 1844 nary . ' , John, i" Llvina Hitch ' 'range countit, daughtey nacnr «0o4f Finch, Hawley, of Ogden to Levena tit, to inllana, daughter Daniel Bailey, one of th^e nin; Dyer, February 13th. of the Hon. N, W. Howell. mon B., to Minerva rs ofna Phtllipsburs de Sandfordg N , yon e n irilliam, 1 Curry, In L-lTomedie-u In Shelby, February 7th. to Mary Ann is in Arms to William the ptaln John, to Mary Haynes, neror, 106, to Thomas, born 1631 - [T if Nathan Haynes. In Seneca, ""'«?, \ Dorchester, Mass.; Samuel nary 7th. Coll of Milford, Mass.. and Samuel of New In, Mr., to Miss Barrltt, Fi Youi ew i he i H 'i Memorial History 8.rv 26th. rt iBcor • i.. ol ie y Fullum. Nelson, to Ale.xlna SeymouR, ln.il. ; 1 Samuel Whiti ambrldge, 1636 -. • ., , ™ ,_ Sv,. i M., to Jane I —an original prop, at Hartford, Where L., to Oli' ilgua. •" 1639 was on Main Aichmond, Ontario co '.on what is now the south cor" , of Pltl Richard Lord before oble, of G 28th. t Pearl and ;,. but he ib Beers, sold part of It to Richard Lord w„r£ Joseph, to Caroline Bush, I April in .1., I,, Eliza Klrkland, February 1639-40, and part to John Ford, Hobart, to Sarah, daughter of Skinner. He served In i t war, I. April 81 .i this • i 1637, and received a grant of Ian to Aseneth Archer, his services in 1671. Removed to New irton. No- Strong. Mortimer, of Ogden, to Mary \ ellli • Haven, where he was admitted i h man and a member of the General j mrissa A., Court, August 6, 1642. Married in May, ..rll 17th. 1676, Sarah, widow of John I Abl- is, at daughter of Thomie m, cud died R, WHi-ox, of ..I. September, 1690. (Will. una Har- • e page 50.) [2th. id—16-10- ichant of len rods wide. He di His I 0 Mrs. • i bis plafie io Thomas I ua. May lBth. I t, to o.ige 560.) us, to I N .1 I ' Billings, o May 18th. u, in head (Pea Pa. I • • Thomas Jeffi 19. In Gr< January lst, n. ah, to Clarlnda Strong, Mfew- William w f 11 n. Beatty. of Philadelphia, dan i k, of l.'m b ter, to onius J. Beatty, born I H . ne Mills. ' r. >.. rrlsh, 177 1; died, Mai tiford C*A I m, to v ounty, v ' Ann Mai I March 19th. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection uectie, .lanos, of Sweden. Will made •Tunc idow, Abigail. Children* Pitts, Gi Eldest son, Johnson Bedle, son, Philutua at Richmond. N. Y. ?;* Bw \V dauShters. Louisa, Lorena, Hosford, Elisha, of the firm of E & E and Esther; sons, James, Moses, Icha- printers, at Albany. bod P and David L. Eedle; youngest Niles. Rev. Benjamin, in Bingham ton. [ONROE COUNTY PROBATE REC aged 41 ( v i. ORDS—1821-1863. daughter Ruth. Witnesses: Elias A ; Wilcox, Ransom Thomas, Isaac G Hart well, John, of Pittsford, August ^6th . t the I Benedict, Julia Ann, town of Per- Saunders. Proved, September 26, 1829 a old, U. Canada). Mr. Hartwell was one rinton; died May 14, 1858. Ornn E. Gibbs, surrogate. Bu tl r, Wa t er town of or the contractors who const' Heirs and kin: i!s i ! *v l . ' Gates (at of Clinton, Rock what is called the "great embankm . John Benedict, Frankfort): died, April 1, 1832. No on the Erie canal, near Pittsford county, Wis. of Clinton, Rock widow or children. (Look up ) Draper, Mrs. Mary. August 4th, aged James Benedict, Brownyard, John Peter, of Ironde Jk. wife of Simeon, of Brookfleld county, Wis. quoit, died June 19, 1862. Margaret, his X e S Joh & dXed Irondequ It afeou iA?* ' t % "., sed 36, on August Lewis, Benedict. AmMl^ ^?o .^^ ° ' 14th. at Canandaigua. Hannah, wife of Robert J. Cross, of April 5, 1869 Children: Nicholas R., Burchard, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Roscoe, 111. Mary, Avife of Joseph Dempsey (?) Gurdon, aged 56, in Utica. Cornelia, wife of Isaac Coles, of Ros George Henry in Irondequoit, all of Starr, Ephriam. August 24th, in his coe, 111. age. Theodore in Webster, grandchil 44th year, at Buffalo. "He was state Miriam Elizabeth, wife of Nelson Tif dren, children of Sebastian, a deceased deputy comptrol fany, of Roscoe, 111. son, to wit, Melinda Ann, George H Kellogg. Captain Joseph, aged 68 The above being brothers and sisters Augusta, Agnes and Sebastian Brown- August 10th, in East Bli of deceased, she having no husband or yard, all under 14. of Irondequoit. Barogus, Jacob, aged 76, "a native of I children. Catharine, a daughter-in-law, and Me trance, at the poor house, in Hopewell." ' Brown, William B., town of Ogden; linda, who married (?) Handel, George Wells, General Benjamin, aged 72, at i died September 27, 1854. Widow,H. , Augusta, Agnes and Sebastian Hopewell, June 4th. "An officer In the Sarah V. Brownyard children of said Catharine Revolution and one of the earliest Heirs: Maria, wife of Lemuel Brooks (bhe died at Rochester, March 30 1886 ) Bleelock. John, of Rochester di< .1 pioneers of Ontario county." | of Churchville; William Brown, of Og Ba^er. Rowland Robertson, (will of) September 15, 1839. Widow, Sarah Stone, Simon. Esq., June 26th, at den, the above of age: Lydia Brown and Wheatland. Children: Polly, Ben am In (She married second, James Irving) Brighton (clerk of Monroe county). ! Henry H. Brown, of Ogden, minors. G„ George N., Willard, Noah B. Cw- Children1 , Williaman Barber , of Cairo, 111 • George "His i be deeply felt by the Bailey, Henry, of Pittsford, (will of) ll 1896'* - August H„ of York, Pa., and Sarah L., wife ol Tlsda ' "ne Sth. aged 14, I wife, Tabitha, son, Cephas, daughter. Theodore H. Church, of Rochest. "ill. In this vil Hannah Reed. Sons, Ansel and Herman of age. lage, from Saybrook. Conn., a | Bailey, also to Betsey, Truman, Fidelia NEWSPAPER RECORDS. Riga "Deacon Wii i 'elight Bailey, children of my son, deuce Cephas. Ezra Patterson sole exc Deaths—1828. n, Mrs. Anna B., wife of Rev. with tl 817 he May 21, 1824. Witnesses: Simon Stono Abb 11 oili second, Robert Holland, Jonathan .- and daughter of Hon. I until his death." Whipple. fct, of Morristown, N. J., aged 27, I ,,. i i M.lren of Jesse at Baker, Stephen, town of Riga, died i' n Ii he, wife of IA a. , , April 3, 1850. H., r< burch, and ••II ll. "Ai Children, Theron Baker, of Wheat- daughter of lion. J. W. Hulburt, lcav- has held i mira Baker. ant. • rvanl." Martha, wife of Thomas Roylston. Brown, Mrs. Lucy, wife of Dr. Mat Till'. la Baker. thew, aged 55. Asneth Baker. Major Rufus, aged 66. an Parmelia, wife of Charles Tenny, of officer of tho Revolution, In Prattsburg. 'Ah. Juan (?) wife of Samuel Bull, of - .v..ml. Homer, Esq., a merchant Burnes, Alleghany county. Of He lie • Horace Baker, of Pembroke, Genesee ' 'arolino M„ wife of Mr. J., In county. All of age. Livonia, uard, Timothy, of Mendon, died Johnson, Salmon, in South Leroy, . 29, 1847. Widow, Phebe. I 117. Ebenezer Henry, Daniel D., Timo- ilnbb.ll. Ransom, In Oxford, N. C, ir.; daughters, Harriet, Eliza L., Woodworth, Mrs. Ann, aged 75. at / Mexander Voorhes, all of age m, Yates county. dents of the county, except n Theophllus, aged 68, at • sides in Albany. h of .Tamil. ', John, town of Webster, Mason. Mrs Chloe, wife of Captain F. ii n.us son, . r, on the following . Istol. 1 u of Ezra merchant, of Penfield, Clark, Rev, 'irrln, in Geneva, January ed. and Lucind Peel ii, wife of William ier, N. Y. J Mill. i ill Olm Klizabeth, aged 53, In [lei, of Brockporl , oi M Iddli I own, Conn., Phebe, HI this village, March 14th. • e, N. i .: lAiu in, ." nil id land. Of Au- ineral Jacob, In of ' inondaga ; i lllzabeth, oi Kind, i-ii i ch 20th V. Y.; at Rlehmo Nlag- ni the earliest Inhabi '•.Id, of tants of the i • rs. Baldwin n, aged 25, In Hen- Chl- . March : Brown "lonel lohn and Willi ..ear Geneseo. nd Betsev on the nalo. Sth In Provi i was on a ge." phen, aged 64 dget, consort o nii-lli, inf. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ANSWERS. ie Lord our God, praise be great; (McDougal) — MARCH 25, 1911. His churches His abode, Caleb Melvin, of Phelps, N. Y., mar iightful si ried in 1803 Elizabeth, daughter of of His gra Alexander and Sarah (Salisbury) Glov beautiful they stand! er, born in Conway, Mass., April 23, The honors of our native place 1787. And bulwarks of our 1 Issue. Earlp. IRocbestec Presbyterian Church in 1. Lyman, born 1806, married A. Ar- Roi in .~ter. not. 2. Sarah, born 1807, married Horace ;ifamilp. IRecorbs Thi- organized Nov. Brewster, of Greece. 18, 182!f, with -five men 3. Harriet, born 1809, married Daniel The fii of worship wa Cleveland. N: of State 4. Mary, born 1812. married Amos Any one possessing authentic dates of oil) street. A brick church Ligby (died 1836. aged 34). births, marriages and deaths of early completed in 1828 on the corner of 5. Alexander, born 1817, married Emeline Foster. ster families, corrections or ad Fitzhugh and Allen (then Ann) streets, which sed until April 1, 1860, 6. Elizabeth, born 1818. died at Lyons, ditions, will assist in this work of col with impressive and 1846, aged 28. lecting and preserving the lines of de appropriate ceremoe 7. Bldelia, born 1821, died at Phelps, scent foi future generations by send present was dedi. 1848. 8. Sophrona, born 1824. ing them for Jns»ertlon in this column. June .30. 1861. The corporate name of •1 November 10, 9. Thomas J., born 1826. Patent of Vincent Mathews, 800 Address a.i communications to Anah to the acres, June 17, 1720, .was purchased by I B. Yate'?. • in church In Rochester." No records are found pre- Thomas Ellison tone farmhoic-• MONROE CO. PROBATE RECORDS. mill near Vall's Gate win and a libra bound quently occupied by his son, John Elll- vol um 1821-1863. und Which la kinm n .. w llllam Bacon, Rufus, of Rochester, died De- Knox's headquarters. ' graduate of i- L'4th or 25, 1858. Widow, sford)— for a iin children, Lathrop S. Bacon, eldest son, Hendrlck Martensen Wiltaee, thi i the nig in Paris, France; David Rl- cestor of man. M., wife of •ni, i i Ica, emigrated I donia; binary 15, mark early In I Sarah Fanny, i lllam R. Mar- Hie pulpit Mary C, wife "f '•inifl N. Merrlt llton Ward, The above escape. Rettled • ester, aged Dr. w i. of dei • .i the ife of Y> ITS He died August 11, 1891, iin um i ried Jai nd hla deceased, to wit, Loi dward Whalin, of d pastor ... ife of Albert Wiihn . n. n. The third, Rev...... i I: • Isons, Walter R., Edmund R. and Boylen Shaw, H. I >., born in Nev city. to Koch n n mi for forty-eight years pi here Rufus L. Bacon. Widow, Eliza Bacon, i al and governor in . iduf of the -ecember 27, 1865. tailed He died May 8, 1890, Bracket! i. "' Rochester, • i by nil provh widow, Sarah Inal Merni' • and Andrew J., 1. Til ider. 'intii under age. Ider. ngton, George, of Rochester, died I to New Widow, Electa F.; York. Belinda, wife of Ira Dunlap; I. Thomai I w i, W. Jenn 6. I'.H I- Sibley, removed to Clncln- ... if,, of George N. Storms; Ion Hill ngton. 7. . removed to Glenbula, "f PerriiiA.n. died \n.-il Widow. Mai S ine. Pringle; in died Hencrnber, ery L., ITarnai :i t :- Id, in., Thomas Brewer, c>1 Hart- ll. M.i i all of full on, of Rochester, died iwley, died November, Midilh-li u n, Willi I low. M""\ • chll Mary removed t.> vens, removed to New L6. removed to W i Ann led Jenni. ' >' tl°I mentioned: J' mo. ,,s "I ll rry. i William Hall ai ml. S. Russell, married I >r children i in- I- OS,, " ,, , died Widow. S [i: two •Ibi-n iphael, ibbs. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection F. F. R's. Reynolds, I. John Reynolds, of Norwich, Conn.. one of the first settlers, about freeman 1663, selectman 1G59; died at Norwich 1702, leaving so. Sarah (Backus) Reynolds. II. Joseph, born 1660: died 172 married January 10. 168S. Sarah gerton. born 1667: died 171!; dauf of Richard Edgerton. PIT. Joseph, jr.. born 1695-6; died 1756. Married daughter of Ti Blrgham, >•' IV. "wich, Co •mber 1. 17 daughter of Thomas a IAVI' Hazen. jr. October 31, 17 10. V. Gamaliel, jr.. born Norwich, Conn., Mayl 20, 1754; died in Rochester, N June 7, 1836. Married Mary Smith. 1783; born Groton. Conn.. May 12, l daughter oi Nathan and Betsey (Dennl- son) Smith. She died in Rochester. gust 29. 184t. „ , j,T •_, VI \i N5; married Lydia Strong, October 1, 1809. l William Abelard. born in I SeDti A-tchester- 11,. was edue the Middlebury academy, ;-,,!>, and al the academy ,m in th business, sery Barry nut- two nmtop ilouri-i i Penfield. At I one - ' the city of P " r1'''1 ln ' inelda cou died In I he in In 1845 b ol Corii ill. the lyceuin of early merabei • the 1 of the board of m i the Ath« • !"' Mech hich and Mr Kevin.bis • ABELARD REYNOLDS. born 1819, die "LEST WE FORGET." ' of tho Rochester Historical so. trona bom Iri Abelard Reynolds was born at Qn whh d as the first post-" inn. near Red Ho •unty, In 1815 lie opened his houfle as a i Octob%i 2, 1785. i sad- house, the first one in the village. [n i his son nticed i >> the 1828 In- • the ide. His fan largest and most i Man Colllns- slvely al Stringer's Patenl in New United Si i ot A Ibany 11. vllle, ill ''I. 1861. i York, and >n, Montville and an ae-tlve Free .Mason, prelate ol Mt. Hope IP married Becond. Windsor, Conn. When he was 20 years Monroe Conn hts Tem old he renin, ..| 11. Manchester, \ i . and plar anel "at the time of I a. in Infancy. i a short time to Washington, probably b. in lnfun. : iii \, Mass From thei altar than Pittsfleld, Mi- where he mm \i. • Lydia SI -. the iza, born June 20, 1826; Pittsfleld, Septembei A Ib.-iim '• in I public I died in I 22, Fltzhugii king bul one month oi bi 19, 18 old i. H, i b. i Mb, made a journey to Western New York, but did not set- uui il 1812. « ii'-n he • purchased the land -.. hen | h ed t he first f i housi ll" was village, he held unl ' The wini er be brought his fan son. W i Huldah Sti rin,. his idbrothe householwith rI ! d i -. 1 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection i 4 A «fc jL '.,/ MRS. ABELARD REYNOLDS. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • HistoricH Scrapbookse was intereste Collectiond m me Development F. F. R's. of the Western country. 1789, and was e in the Phelps and Gorham pur Walker. chase He came here and opened land Deacon Philip was the son of 'Widow offices and sold the township of Perin Walker" of Rehoboth and brother of ton to Daniel Penfield. who in 1797 sold James of Taunton, Mass. The earliest it to a Scotchman named Duncan. record of him is a deed bearing his II Caleb, born April 5. 1753. Married signature at Rehoboth, dated 1653. One Hulda'h, daughter of John Clark of APRIL 1. 1911. of the grand jury, 1655. Freeman, Farmington, Conn. 5-me died I11S (.'). 1655. Took the oath of Fidelity 1658. He came to Monroe county the summer Married Joan Metcalf, daughter of of 1789 and was one of the original Michael, of Dedham, 1654. She married proprietors of Perinton. He died a1 second, June 2. 1684. John Polly, of Rox Canandaigua the summer of 1790. Ills J£arlf> IRocbestet bury, and died 1702. Deacon Philip 1 and funeral were the first of a died August 20, 1679, and Is- buried at wl ite settler in Ontario county. "At Seekcnk, R. I. He was a weave. the funeral, the physician. Dr, Adams, Tamils IRecorbs one of the wealthiest men in Rehbhntfr of Geneva, being an Episcopalian, the His home was burned during "Pi' church service was read, which was xxxix. fight," March 28, 1676. the first religious service after set- Issue. I^.,- Any one possessing- authentic dates of C tleemnt had commenoed in the Gene M, Ebenezer, born November, 16*6, births, marriages and deaths of early see country." He was buried at L March 13, 1717-8. Married first, Rochester families, corrections or ad Mass He servted in the Revolutl Mehitable Willmarth, November 19, ditions, will assist in this work of col war under Colonel Til 1700. She died October 27, 1702. Mar lecting and preserving the lines of de • ne son. Richard Mo- born ried second, Dorothy, daughter of Lieu February scent for future generations by send tenant Preserved Abell, October 11, ing them for insertion in this column. Otiswas borWalker,n Apri hornl 4, 1777April, a13,i 170:1. She was born November 18, 1677. 25, 1844. He waMarries d April 18 Addfess a!! communications to Anah Their eleven children all born at See- ZerviabLennox, Massdaughte. Remover of Danied tlo BWes t konk, R. I. B. Yates. the spring "i' 1802, bul ll 1. Caleb, born October 30, 1706. died Allegany countv, and In 1836 to 11 IN THE EARLY DAYS. April 3, 1768. Married Abigail, daugh Calhon died. September 28, 1819. The engineers ter of Dr. Ezra Dean, of Taunton, Mass. IBS' She was born December 10, 170 1 ave commenced the survey of the died died Januarv 1. 1795. They had five Northern route of the Grand canal. Brighton. They have been for some days engaged children. The first, Caleb, born in the vicinity of this village. ruary 14, 1728-9, died March 4, • lay, October 3, 1819, seventy-five Married Elizabeth Perrin,*daughter of i eceived into the Presby- John and Rachel, Oc1 1 ' • . church of this village. was born November 17, I nd—On the premises of the sub- ried second, 1756, Joshua Smith.) Judge r, a barrel which had lain there William V\ for some months, containing a quantity of Caleb) fifty years after his father's ig apparel of various kinds, death erected a monument al (Ahoboth >sed to belong to some family • h, nd t th ct; tor the h was traveling through the coun- had opportunity previously to , (Signed.) Samuel Currier. Septembei. 1797." Brighton i the Genesee River) Char- Issue. 111 . . November A 1819. I. Judge w illiam. born Juni died F . r 23, 1819. "A meeting of Mass. Ingers In this village and vicinity Married first, Sarah Woo will be held nt the Academy on Thurs- ington. C December 31, 1777 i 6 o'clock. All irrjed ns of every denomination who feel second, Mrs. Mary (Hub I irme- In the establishment of a <•1n.11. M 1790. improvement in vocal music, sin. was born In Salisbury, <'onn.. Octo arnestly solicited to attend with ber 14, 171.11. and died 1 >• Sabrln.-i 1 mid.-. out further notice .lost received a se- jUd, uiox about Ig liter, "t Psalms, hymns and spiritual •her of tin . born 1 for the use of Christians." Of I n 1 MI11- 1774. • r 20, Rlchraan Tuttle (Saddler) will have dons, • n a few days a number of Are • Ben- he will warrant to be '> 1 ••ell made. a farmer ai 1819. A new post-office has been es . with ab" Ion as tablished al iga, and Timot 1 his Brown appointed postmaster. Also one Lexington at Perinton, tsaa. Smith, postmaster. arched with Gideon Granger, of this town, has Dlbbli given to tl .-a of land ue; the varied fortunes of lying in Steuben county, thi ; regiment. In . d towards Mou compi urn canal nt, he served In the in the I , 6. and v. -olutlon of partnership. Brighton, ton. January B, 1820. i dman and In the aprlng : tne army, Carthage, Jan 1820. Permis ^ B volunteer 1 and was lendent of the l.en ox l non- fsion asked of the state legislature to 1 a bridge across the outlet of the ami v IromP . and also to have a secIn the tion or bramh of the tlianil Western • nded nun coursi the head of navigation, on the east side of the Genesee river. wbrightke, , Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection NEWSPAPER RECORDS. | Talman, Maria Antoinette, wife of T RECORDS FROM AN OLD BIBLE. I T., Esq and daughter of the late Henry Deaths—1828. G. Livingston, Esq., of New York in Archibald Crandall was born Sen- 1 Chapin, Mrs. Abigail, wife of Israel, her 21st year, December 23d. ' tember 20, 1769. J. © aged t>4, in Hopewell. Sounder Joel, agted about 60. at Lufanna Crandall was born Septem Gilbert, Ellas, aged 80. In Rushvllle Brighton December 24th. "One of the ber 16, 1768. Hie was one of tho, earliest settlers first settlers in the vicinity of this vll- Archibald Crandall and Lufanna in this part of the country i. Hill, child of C. J., December 25th Maxson were married the second day Gifford, Francis H., only son of Hub vvragg, Samuel, of the United States of February in the year of our Lord, bard and Jane M., aged 15 months • army, in his 26th year, in Georgia No Their Children. Pickering. Mrs. Rebecca, wife of the vember 27th. 1. Clarrisa, born December 3 1788 Hon. Timothy Pickering, aged 74 in Turner. Bushrod W.. in his 21st year, died November 24, 1864. Salem. September 30th, "on board the United 2. Erastus, born August 24, 1700. Locke, Amos, aged 83, in Lexington. States ship Hornet, while on the West 3. Archibald, born August 3, 1713. One of the remaining few who met India station. 4. Lufanna, born November 17, 1795, the British troops on the plains of Lex son, Mr. David, aged 63 Decem died January 13, 1861. ington, April 10, 1775." ber 26th, at Riga. 5. Harriet, born December 20. 1799. Post. David Y., Esq., in this village, ' Welch, Mrs. Maria, wife of Walter and 6. George R., born May 3, 1803. formerly of Orange countv. daughter of Dr. Nath Willson, at Men 7. Charles H., born April 16, 1805. Clark, Israel W., in his 39th year, Idon . December 21st. 8. Amanda, born April 16, 1S09. September 20th. Formerly of Coopers- ! Root. Elder P. P., December 26th. Archibald Crandall died February 2 town. For twenty years connected "Well known for his early and inde- 1809, aged 40. with the press. He established a jour 1 Ale INFANlaborsT BAPTISMSas missionar. y in Lufanna Crandall died January 23 nal at Cherry Valley, 1810. Editor of ern Ntew York, and a faithful and 1863, aged 95. the "Watch Tower" at Cooperstown, Brick fuChurch—1826-1830.l minister of the gospel." William Maxson was born November 1812. Revised the Albany register. 1818. James, Anna McBride, daughter of 16th. O. S., 1745. Associate editor of the Albany "Daily Rev. William and Marcla, October 8, Lucy Maxson was born April 16th Advertiser," and assistant editor of the 1826. N. S., ' Rochester "Telegraph." Hall. Harriet, daughter of Aaron and A\ llliam Maxson and Lucy Miner Alben, Chauncy, aged 23. in Bristol. Betsey, October 8, 1826. were married the 1.6th day of September Denison, David, in his 22d year. "He io< kinson. (?) of Patrick and Huldah, In the year of our Lord, I wrs making- arrangements to leave March 9, 1827. Their Children. Rochester for Rhode Island, where his Gorsllne Mary, daughter of Richard ', Lufanna. was born on Saturday, wife had preceded him." and Aurelia, April, 1827. 16, 1768. Millard, Charles, aged 38, October Hunt, Anson Morgan, son of Slmoh 2. William Miner was born on Sun 6 th. and Huldah, June I',, 1827. day, July 11. 1772. Dimmlck, Elizabn if Solomon, Hunt, Mary Ameda, daughter of 3. Lois was born on Wednesday, Jan In her 60th year, at Sweden, on Sep Simon and Huldah, June 3, 1827. uary 23, 1776. tember 18th. "She was the mother of Hunt. Simon Benton, son of Simon 4 Tuber was born on Thursday, Rev. Luther F. Dimmick, of-Newbury- and Huldah. June S, 1*27. 16. 177S. port, Mass." Hind, Lydia Brewstier, daughter of 5, Hannah was born on Saturday Day, Jesse, aged 22, at the home of Simon and Huldah. June 3. 1827. 6. Susanna was born on Monday Dr. Day. Septern at, Timothy Dwlght. son of Simon March 25, 1782. Peshine, Peter A., aged 28, October and Huldah. June 3. 1S27. 7. Lucy was born on :- \iiii 24 th. Ward, Mariet. of Charles R. and 23. 1784. Lathrop, Dr. Nath, aged 91. In Plym Mary, June 3. 1827. 8. Aseneth was born on Thursday outh, Mass.. on the 19th of Smith. William Huntington, son of June 22. 1786. Merrill, Humphrey, aged 78, October Phelps and Eddy, June 3, 1827. 'i Kion was boi n on Friday, A 27th, at Buxton. "Long a member of Smith, Clarissa, Ann. daughter of ber 8, 1788. the Congregational chin a Ann, daughter of book. The following data wa 1827. handwriting and with his signature at- John Rlcte, son of Henry, ed. Kennedv, Irene, daughter of Henry, "The Name of Merrill." June "The first we hen , Harriet, daughter of Henry, two b June England, and settled in , Thomas, son of Henry, Junte Mass. One removed to Conn. brahani, son of Harvey other, from whom descended all o ugUSt 5, 1827. name in the Eastern sta la, son of Ira Salisbury. The subscriber's 5, 1S27. grandfathers i i Oanlel Tracy, son of Ira and • taken Bid e born 5, 1827. in a day. so both died In ulia Maria, daughter of Ira Ages of Some of Their Di Baldwin, Samuel, son of Mrs. Julia, i about S4 years. Baldwin, Eliza, daughter of Mrs. My fatln Julia ber 1827 nd my Pomeroy, Hem of Enos and 93 ye. ii P., daughter of i m i 21, 1827. i s. My mour, Mary, daughter of James 7 5. am) Mi May, 1828. Buxt< mber 30, i son of James and u Merrill and Natl Mini, May, 1828. ,. brothei Kennedv Henry, son of Henry and d Sn - mla, September 8, A • i Jul. Samuel and Eunice, 7. 1828. and nmsi Henry Martin, son of Abner able . T and Emma, November 7, 1828. Thompson, Mrs. Eleanor, wife o i.b.ii. infant of P. and j., Novem- ber lst. 182S. doman, Saturday Aldridgie, (?) of N. and E. A., July iber 6th. "In his Tucker, i .A "I' Mi ' 1829. will mourn a friend and our Hurlbui-1 " '.1 ., * 131 I? dn Aaron, father or A.. b. March, P ., „ x6 In Easyj^Q^At Bloomfleld- , Ward. Charles, son of C. and M., Sep- iraham,i 4of, 1829IT.. and P Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection in 1800 he first visited Western Ish, Hannah, wil ptaln -APRTT, 15, ion York, in company with Colonel Wil Abraham, aged 47. West Mendon. liam Fitzhugh and Major Charles Car Remington, Luther, aged 20, in Hen- roll. Colonel Rochester made large Wilcox, Clarissa, consort of Captain Earl£ IRocbestet purchases near Mt. Morris and Dans- II in her 50th year, at Bergen, ville. Two years later these same gen June 10th. tlemen returned to this section of the Sacarissa the principal and venerable jfamii^ IRecorbs country and purchased the "100-acre or chief of the Tuscaroras, departed this Allen mill tract," then called "Falls life May 18th. Town," tor seventeen and a half dol- Allen, Martha C„ daughter of Asa K„ XLT. ars pi In 1810, having closed in her 16th year, June 19th. Any one possessing authentic dates of IP his business in Maryland, lie first Hamlin, Horace L.. eldest son of Cap births, marriages and deaths of early lecartie •< ri sident of Western New tain William B., aged 25, in East Bloom Rochester families, corrections or ad York, settling on the- land in- had pur field, June Sth. ditions, will assist in this work of col chased at Dansville, where he ei Treman, John, aged 81, In Canan- lecting ana preserving the lines of de 'he first paper mill in Hie Gel a, June 161 scent for future generations by send country. In 1815 he removed to i. large Howes, Eliza, widow of Dr. John, aged ing them for Insertion in this column. in Bloomfield, .Ontario county, 29, June 24th, in Madison, lnd. where he remained three years. In the Lester, Mehitable, aged 31, at the Address ail communications to Anab meantime, having surveyed and laid residence of Henry Brewster, July 8th, B. Yates. ' out and sold lots on the "one hundred- in Riga. acre tract at Falls Town," he became a il NDER OF A CITY. . melee, Charlotte, wife of Rev. resident in (1818) the village now bear Ablel -wid daughter of Simeon Sage, in Colonel Nathaniel Rochester. ing his name, "Rochester." In 1816 Geneseo, June 29th. superfluous to give again presidential elector. Hi 1817 he Blanchard, George, youngest son of it of this venerable and hon- was secretary to a convention at Can in, Julj i man whose name is spoken bj andaigua which urged the construction Moi consort of Samuel, aged ands each day, and whose Life rle canal; this same year at be as familiar to tended the legislature at Albany as an agent of the petitioners for the erec of us as our own family history is; • •asion in Ibis Vll- but lie «as such a great man and did tion of what is now Monroe co greal thli I manifold First clerk of the new i d Its Ition only makes us venerate bis first representative in the legislature, W idew "I I In memoi y still m 1821-22. He was one of the founders much. The family "i < 'olonel of St. Luke's church. In 1824 he was is me indlcal elected president of the Bank of Roch- "i En in.i tor • iii "lle bore with patience and • fortitude a protracted and painful dis in w \\ . w id In. at 11 ti\\a > bi ease which terminated in his den iary, 1752 When 13 yea the morning of the 17th day of May, 3th, \\ il in. . ed to North Carolin In the 80th year of his age." V C, K.UtLY NEWSPAPER REC< k, where he remained n .lis—1829. admitted into PH. 4 67. (Pi oh his employer and in Hartford please npl Ice i on, who was c< y llth, In vernment after the Strong, Widow P Mass.), appointed a iry 20th, aged 76. . •• 11. i Harriet, wli .inly, N. ' and .-bi'- i daugl tei o! l be In sq., of Pen ng i in- : •• • r the leer of the Revolution." ai hie residence near Ilesex, pointed .' igo, Jariuarj 5th, in his • tin- con- - ear. n, aged - lay In- was Wadsworth, Martha, wife of John N., I aged He Wa Johnson, Thomas, agi • "I I Uon, I at Riga. "flft. lature, ll Tom range rah W., < if the • i Ho- board of auditors gress from ibis di | oils. Ale of the lad- 11,-in;. Gilbert Llvln Hlcl in.. Hi. n, Md Hi nil \ rthur 6 Ilaight, 11 h Ipri] 19th, • • lieu 'in- i waller I Win th. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Clark, James M., of Clarkson- will) EARLY POST RIDERS. MONROE CO. PROBATE RECORDS. February 25, 1835; aged 53. Men don, James L., an attorney; daugn- Gilbert Arnold. "He come.' 1821-1863. Imily; son, Edwin A. F.; daughter, herald -of a noisy ivorld. News' from Clark, Frederick, of i: Will Maria; son, Charles G.; niece. Amelia IT ill nations, lumb'ring al his back." dated January 14, 1831. Wife. Elizabeth •^osworth. Legacies to John Brown and laving established a post route from "Home and lot on St. Paul street, run Phebe Brown, of Sterling, Windham Rochester- through Brighton to Pitts ning back to Mechanic street in the vil- 1county , Conn. ford, I respectfully inform the inhabi- lage of Rochester." Four oldest chil- i irk, Joel, of Henrietta. Will dated of the aforesaid towns, that I will dren, Alfred Marvin, Maria Ann Thomp •July 26*. 1842. Wife, Susannah. Men -supply them regularly with the news son, Benjamin Franklin and Asa Elmer tions sons, Jeremiah, Benjamin, Henry papers published in Rochesterville the "Land on Mechanic street running back and Thomas. Children of daughters. •Gazette" and "Telegraph"—as soon as to Water street." Legacies to Harriet Electa Fargo and Olive Collins and convenient after they are published; Lee "if she still continues to reside in Caroline Collins. He died November 8. and at any rate, before they get dry my family until she is 18 years of age 1847. Citation gives Electa, wife of Also will do any errands for-'the- ac to Julius Steel, the natural heir of Ce Hiram Fargo, of Barre. Orleans counts • commodation of my customers, which celia Frances Steel: three voungest Olive, wife of Nathan C. Collins, of may be wished, with punctuality and children, Lyman Bennett, "Caroline Barre; Thomas Clark, of Barre; Benja despatch. July, 1818. Elizabeth. Frederick We: ilvA Refers min Clark, of Rochester; Caroline, wife November 24, 1818. Gilbert Arnold, A. friends William G. Tayloi Of William G. Collins, of Kalamazoo, post rider, hereby gives his customers Henry Kennedy. (Joseph Elgcston and Mich. "' of deceased son, notice that owing to his infirmities and i Gurnsey, executors). Heni^ a, wife of Silas ill health, he shall be obliged to relin^ i nenter, Mai"., oi Rochester died of deceased son, Henry, of quish the business of carrying papers January 1 I. 1847. I lusband, I! Royalton. Niagara ..unity; all of full for the present apd this paper will be "I.EST WE FORGET." Ier. Nabby Wallis. wife of Hugh Wal- age. Abigail, Joel. Henry and the last he will carry. of Wlndhall, Benlngton cou i:... hester's n '65. <-ii. Died Oc jamin, of hlldren of deceased P- S.—Arrangements are making so brother, John, of Clarendon, Orleans' Champm Oth Inf., April, 1865, tober 25, 1850. Widow, Rebecca. Men son, H mors. that another will resume the duties in county. (Will lost). by ac. ..I. December—fully competent to be a post tions Nor • ' irenall, John J., June IB, 186 I. i rider. mid; Sally, wife oi . |.b J . Lsl i, \ rl of Joel Fisk, of Coldwater Bi S. B. Bartlett and Paul King, post c,,,,, 10th Inf county, Mich.; son, Olivei Crippen, of riders, inform their customers that one Penfield. (Henry Fellows and Daniel quarter has expired since they com Culp, A. recutors). nils. menced carrying papers and it Is hoped ( 'll.. • .l.l.i- . Id. Will dated no excuse will prevent their patrons bei 11 , Novel. L831. W I three from paying promptly what is due for oi a n, Ti. V daughters, papers. Respectfully submitted. 1819. batl le, Ezra Rowley, Orini Post Rider's Address. Coombs, Elijah D., 8d e'av., August 12, Abial and Lewis. Mentions i Through wet and dry, through frost 1864 tlefield, Bradley and Newman Crippen, Coc topher, dl< and snow, of i'infield. pital. • and aching toes Colvln, Rufus of Mendon. Died May Ah heart sincere. be in irg. Thomas, William, Randall; daug ear. • III i 1. l.n. I HMIi Inf, ill,-.I Charlotte I Wlt- • news ar. i Marthy Cad- -il ^ ftwfc. Bartletl Posl Rldi mgest sons, Rli I, Record of will Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection PROBAT ADS. A'NSWERS, 1821—1863. Stephen B. Bartlett first, married APRIL 8, 1911. Bush, Timothy, died May 4, 1850, of Molly Stevens at. Salisbury, Conn.. Rochester. (Buried in Penfield by the ruary 4, 1777. side of his first wife.) Children ? Tlar- (Dow) — vey, of Canadea, Alleghany county; Mr. Francis Dove or Dow received Earlie IRocbestet Timothy, Jr., of Springport, Cayuga land In Salisbury in the "first division" county; Obidiah N., Henry, Barn. in 1640-41-42. His name appears on Rochester; Anna, wife of Harlan Chani- the list of "Commoners," 1650. Called Tamils IRccorbs berlln, of Sparta, Livingston county, Master Doves. In April, 1664, Captain and Lydia Bush alias Lydia Unti Robert 1'ike was "attorney to ye wor XL. Father, Timothy Bush, and mother, De shipful, Mr. Francis Dove, of Salisbury, Any one possessing authentic dates of borah Bush, of Springv.ater, C Id England." List gives him as births, marriages and deaths of early county, New York. coming from Salisbury, England, to this Rochester families, corrections or ad Boardman, John, of Brighton. country. He returned to England bul ditions, will assist in this work of col May 31, 1863, leaving no widow retained his land in Salisbury. He mar lecting and preserving the lines of de dren: Augusta Maria, wife of William ried in England (Salisbury), October scent for future generations by send 11. Mills, living at Hamilton, Canada. 19, 1641. Alice Batt (widow of Rev. and Nellie- Keziah Boardman at Roch ing them for .'nsertlon in this column. mayor ol ester—a minor, Electus Boardman, of ..gland, and "Justice." 11 Address all communications to Anab Brighton; Silas Boardman, of Brigh d October 11, 1666. Widow. Alice, B. Yates. ton; Eli/.a. v.-om.i ns. of Rochester January 30, 1604 or 1605 Stuart, of Syracuse, • •ptember 16, 1669. One son, F. F. R.'s. appointed guardians of Nelll horn in England. Probate Rec.- Shaeffer. Boardman. Holly T ' Peter, only son and heir of it. was tl man, and Ann Gopdman, of i is Dowe, gentleman; deceased, in i. originally from LancasterCjO Ohio, legatees. 1674, when Peter Dowe, Esq., of New Pa., set ..ni for the Genesee count' Bulman, Lemuel, died Jan m Wilts, England, sold his father's provide his sons and daughters each 1850, of Greece. Widow, Tamma. Chil non right In Salisbury. New Eng with an inheritance before his de] dren : Timothy, Mary wife of land, to Timothy Llndare, of Boston." ." he was 85 years of age He Robblns; Elvira, wife of Stephen G (Timothv Lindare sold the property In based a tract of 2,200 aci Pamelia, wife of Isaac Cornell; 1677 to Captain Henry True). List of Bloomfield and each of his three daugh wife of Benjam reece; Jeremiah's: ters was given 400 acres upon which la, wife of Prentice Bartlett. •' grandsons, Eliphalet, i < 'ornh Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection IN THE EARLY DAYS. Ball, Isaac, of West Bloomfield, to O'Reilly, Henry, editor of Rochester Soda Water—The subscriber has re Lucinda Adams, of East Bloomfield, "Daily Advertiser," to Maria F, cently established a fountain of soda, at Middleport, Niagara county, June Sth. daughter of General Micah Brooks, in water at bis drug store near the Dodge, Rev. John R. (pastor of Bap East Bloomfield, December 3d. bridge, which he intends keeping con tist church, Brockport), to Harriett Vanorman, Joseph, to Elizabeth F. stantly on hand during the season. M. Winchester, in Batavia, June 4th. Barnes, at Victor, December 9th. • F. F. Backus—1819. Barker, William, to Caroline E. Cook, • Bidwell, Ira, to Clarissa Wilcox, at Circulating Library-—If sufficient en- j June 15th. Bergen, December lst. couragement is offered the subscribers I Barnard, Dr. Abner, of Lockport, to Wilcox, Harman, to Eunice Apthorp, will open in the month of July a cir Harriet Jane Hepburn, of Perinton, in at Bergen, December lst. culating library. The assistance of our Pittsford, May 20th. Histed, Edward, to Margaret Rider, friends in the neighboring villages Crawford, Rev. Gilbert, to Jane El December 20th. will be necessary to enable us to carry liott, June 4th, at Le Roy. Chappel, Robert, to Mellnda Jane this plan into operation. Proposals will Stitt, John, to Louisa Hatch, Garnsey, December 22d. be offered soon. June 17th. Mills, Daniel J., to Sarah Collar, De June 1, 1819. E. Peck & Co. Wait, Elisha W., of Le Roy, to Lydia cember 17th. Last call but one—All persons in- Parsons, of Lyme, Conn., June 16th. Stockwell, David, to Mary Baron, De elcbted to the subscriber are again re Chapin, Samuel Dwight, formerly of cember 20th. quested to call and settle their ac this village, to Sarah W. Phelps, In Hawley, William, to Arabella E., counts without further invitation. Norwalk, Conn. daughter of George A. Wheeler, In June 14, 1819. Roswell Hart. Newall, John, of Phelps, to Mary Bloomfleld, December 9th. Shortest and Cheapest Route to New Elizabeth, daughter of P. B. Underbill. i York: Newburg & Geneva Mall Stage. at the home of Ira Gould, Penn Yan, "LEST WE FORGET." Will leave Geneva on the arrival of June 4th. Rochester Heroes of '65. western stages, reaching Newburg In Hand, Daniel, of Augusta, Georgia, Attridge, William, 02d Cavalry, June three days, running through Ithaca, to Elizabeth M., daughter of Levi 22, 1864* of wounds. Owego and Chenango. Fare through, $12. Ward, jr., July 21st. AJ.len,~Tohn, 104th Infantry, July 3, Geneva, 1819. Oliver Phelps & Co. Kimball, Rev. Milton, to Louisa Wil . i .Gettysburg. Law partnership, July 1, 1819, Ashley cox, at Ogden, July 23d. Anson, Bernard, enlisted, 1862, June Samson & James H. Gregory. Fisher, Rev. Nathaniel, to Martha 18, 1864, of wounds. A new post-office has been estab Maria, daughter of Rufus Graves, of Anderson, John K., 140th Infantry, lished at York, this County, and Moses Amherst, Mass. January 15, 1865, kil Hayden appointed postmaster. One is Webster, James R., of Phelps, to Eliza Anderson, John K., 140th Infantry, also erected at Scottsville, Sherman N. Mullender, of Seneca,, July 2d. February, J Bills postmaster Another at East Riga. Hemenway, Colonel Silas, of the Attridge, Joseph, 140th Infantry, No August 17, 1819. Geneva hotel, to Mary, eldest daughter vember 16, 1864. "Civilizing a Wolf. Married at Al of William Ottley, of Phelps, July 17th. Armstrong, Thomas, 21st Infantry. bany by the Rev. Crawford, Andrew Wilson, Samuel, to Elizabeth Saxton, December 21, 1863, by acclde Civell to Miss Fanny Wolf. Wa of Canandaigua, at Brighton Amtet, Charles v., lieutenant, 108th a greater changing known, in this sad gust 2d. try, July 3, 1863, at Gettysburg. world af evil while many men to Parsons, S. Jr., (merchant of Lock- Ailin, Charles, never returned. mler, Joseph, 140th Infantry, No copabrutel schurc haveh growat then WolveGenesese arFallse becom, are port), to Lucy Van Dake, of Pen vember 10, 1864, in Salisbury prison. requesteing Civell.d t"o meet at the schoolhous' „ e August llth. Bauer, Fritz, 140th H I Hied neaWanted—r Mr. Sill'sA ,fe onw Thursdaythousand, thOxe Horns6th of, Beaumont, A. L., to Clarissa G. Holly, at Bun i Aprilfor whic, at h7 ao'clock libera,l fopricr the ewil purposl be epai ofd second daughter of Hon. Myron Hi Christopher, 140th electin11-| r*n.stgi wardens and vestrymen for August 24th. September 3, 1864, in Andersonvllfo n,suing year. Timothy P. Barnum. Morrill, Stilson A., to Orllla P. Bosley, prls. olution poundpartnershis lakpe fisofh foSamuer salel August 30th. Boorman, John H iGraven exchangs aned foL r prod 820. to Adaline Mason, bj In Ami. i BOI1 \ ill, Wanted—FiftThe memberys ofbushel the sProtes of t white Brewster, Frederick William, of Riga, Baker, Robert, i 10th tnfantrj . beans, for which cash will be paid if in Charlotte M., daughter oi thi 25, L868, of wou delivered Immediately. Oliver Culver. Colonal Leach, of Lima, August 80th. Benson. John, 76th Infantry, Octo- General Meeting—A meeting of the -tor L., to Charlol i e Sedgw 1864, al Wim-hi ministers .le known by the , lillb Inf., name of ,; win be hoiden at Pond, Ellas, in Carolina Heacock, in ember 2d. Badger, Frank A.. 140th im the Christian Meeting-house, In Men ii- M. Henry, 151st Tnfanii don, near Norton's Mills, to comn Seeley, Daniel H., to J lor, in 1864, I at 10 o'clock, a, m., on Saturday B r oc 1 . John M., 140th Infa 84th of i i, the two first daj n, John F., to Mary Stone (both (fate unknown). public worship. "Behold we bring you i of this village), m Lockport. 14th CHA glad tidings." Hastings, John C, to Martha Ann, June, ' I 'a v Id <:., 1 40th Infa . Th-- "Bible Class" will meet at Mr.! liter of Jason • ». George Itor of the January 16, lBl next Sunda- twlok, 'b-orge, 98th Infantry, July • .on the subscriber on or Chautauqu. i Lodoiska Phllena Boylen. Bernard, 22d Cavalry, I he 25th of March, la; I . y, of Bloomfleld, September loin Li nd fork---Ivor The inn d, ..I Be ) brook, Conn., to st h Cavalry. carving knife had a silver fen... Mary I at Rome. June n battle EARLY NEWSPAPER RHCORi . ive dollars i Mrs. Clarissa Blod- I b. Cornelius, Sth v, at Bowl. 3, William ' d In - Marriages—1829. iCO\ cry .. get, thief . November 17, 1864, in McNaughton, Duncan, of When McMair, William, of Groveland, to hman, Gotfrled, 107th Infantrv, to ApriCail 10, I John Mastick. I L. Plerpont, of Sparta, Be] I in battle ber SO Norton, Lyman, e>f West Mendon, to : r, Thaddeus, lieutenant, 8th Nevins, Thomas J., to Cornelia S. e, i-iirb Infantry, June II11 n n, Mi . r, Elisha, of Le Roy, to Sarah E. I, ni Cold Harbor. Watson, David, to Pollj Maria Beebe, 140th Infantrv, July 2, Brewster, William R. (merchant of 1&&3, at Gettysl • •"lb Molt. i ictober llth, bj Rev. Lanlng. Brown, i ntry, Jul-. Mass., i Ogden, to Eunice 2, 1863, at Gel. . ork. ham. kman, Theodore F. 108th In vrlus, to Clarissa Wlllson, lo Mary Ann Gurn- fantry, killed at Antietam. '1st. sey, 0 db. Burke, Tl i-\. loxth infantry. of SoIIma, to Susan Ailing, Stephen • rah M. December 3, 1862. Ann Maynard, of New York. McKay, October 81st, bj i;- - L "l, 140th Infantry, May to Mehitable Sample, James, to Louisa Barb. 18, 1864, of wounds. Kinter, of Pittsford, May 20th. pin, Volney, of Ogdensburg, to Bra" h. 140th Infantry- Octo Walker, Warham (printer), to Ann Chloe Sbm ber, 1864, In Andersonville prison. May 28th. Haw, to Mrs. Ann Hart- \ib,-ri, of Niagara FaH White,"V,tobeMarLucesmithPettlngil jInr 19t ,28thNewellAmos, h,A .. ,B. wniOreni ,BH,toI . ti 1o1 ,G. fnbeiiibHannah Mrs ,tMonsono r t.. Elizabeto 6th iOrello Fran M..(merchant)I, aCook,Mass. chTaylor An , iOctoRud ,, MatOc tdo- - Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection / ROCHESTER'S FIRST BAND. F. F. R. / The first band in Rochester was APRIL 22, 1911. .cbrmed in the spring of 1817. The first WILLIAMS. meeting was held at Reynolds Tavern I Thomas Williams, the progenitor, on Buffalo street, and arrangements was a prpprletor at Wethersfield, Conn., i made to procure instruments from EarlE IRocbester in 1661 and at Rocky Hill in 1670. Wife, . Utica. Treston Smith, merchant, was Rebecca (Savage.) There were chosen leader. The members were children. The fourth, Captain Jacob, Bradford King, Edwin Scrantom, Jo jfamil? IRecotbs born March 7, 1664-5; married Sarah, seph Stone, a carpenter; Jehiel Bar daughter of Josiah and Elizabeth Gil XLII. nard, a tailor; Lewis L. Miller, Morocco bert, December 10, 1685. He was a sea. Any dne possessing authentic dates of dresser; Silas W. Caldwell, a musician; captain and died September 26, I71Z. births, marriages and deaths of early Nathaniel Rochester, Jedediah Stafford, There were eight children; the third, Rochester families, corrections or ad Jeremiah Selkreg, a painter; Erastus Ephriam, born January 10, 1690-1, ditions, will assist in this work of col Cook, a goldsmith (who brought the Alizabeth, daughter of John Rus- lecting and preserving the l*nes of de first piano to Rochesterville); Jonathan Aebruary 24, 1714. They had nine scent for future generations by send Packard, a goldsmith; Samuel W. Lee, children; thefirst, Captai n E ing them for Jnsertlon in this column. Joseph Perkins, currier; H. T. Mc- in 1718; married Prudence Robblns, Address ail communications to Anab George (builder of St. Luke's church); April 29, K I filed in I B. Yates. Myron Strong, Horace L. Sill (who with Came to Stepney from Wethersfield his brother, George G., opened the firat LEST WE FORGET. about 1750, and before and durni iilonary war was a man ot bookstore); Alfred Judson, Alpheus ROCHESTER'S FIRST MINISTER. prominence in both Bingham (an early tailor); Levi W. . Comfort Williams was the first of the wea1 ., a printer, and Isaac Loomis. Bel tli i ;t«?ri heing the The band met for practice at tho i.astor of the First Presbyi tionarv period he i Clinton house, on Exchange street, and He was born in Wethersfielu, genera George Pyer was the instructor. Conn., January 23, 1783, and died in .ointed lieutenam o ANSWERS. Rochester August 26, 1825. aged 4J. Mint h company, Six Whitehead — Daniel Whitehead, 'of He graduated from Yale in 1808, ana ain of H com there went to the Theological pany Beekman precinct, Duchess county , iry at Andover, Mass. His first N. Y. "It is supposed his ancestors peace in 1779. I 'led I >• formed a part of the emigration from Issue m, Mass., through L. I. and West- born January SO, . .-r county into Duchess and Orange Stepney ' county, N. Y." Morton, \\ ho dl Married, Esther Rogers, 1760. His ni August. L819 lie was i name in the Duchess county road book cor'poi I M. IIM iax receipts, 1761-1762. Children i He was born in nied in the r. C Brlnker- died IH i ilie,Presbyterian churcn in Duchess died I ICtl I ^coum marrh-d Solomoi niltna, born November, 1761. " I 8 I 'J H Thomas, born September 16, 1764; i during the Revolution. He re- \ I. and \ I 1 i to Upper Canada and became a ..i nt Methodist *mlnlster and dent of the Methodist Conference ill. Stephen , born Beekman pre- VIII clnct, IV irried Phebe Hills (sis- to Stephen's wife.) \ I H V. H \ i VII I 'ann I VIII 'b 1U. SU^UttU. Luni, 1774. A he was a I Removed to Scl d, 1806 by Bishop He died 182:: pastoi I', 96, liter of Samuel and Elizabeth She died ..I was ber of tin nils, a Ri nanes- burg. n infancy. 4. Ji • mil Edmund B. died a.. harles i ten Ick died In Ini streei in Edmund Balle 11, Deborah Ann, married James A ill nd w llll, , died In Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Rev. Francis H. Cuming, the first rec- j Elizabeth Horton. "LEST WE FORGET." St. Luke's church. was the i Abijah Blanchard. seventh and youngest child of For- 'Mrs. Sarah Emons. ROCHESTER'S HEROES OF '65. and Phoebe (Harrison) Cuming. Worthlngton Wright. Daley. Michael, 140th Infantry, died Born at Cedar Hill, New Haven, Conn., Mrs. Margaret Hemenway. in September, 1863. Octobei His education for the Patrick P. Dickinson and his wife, Dittrnan, E., 140th infantry, May 5, quired under the care of Huldah. ^.„. 1S64, at Wilderness. Dr. Rudd, of Elizabeth, N. J.; later of Mrs. Olive Hill, from Wllllamstown, usha, S., llth heavy artillery, June . da college. He was ordained Mass. 23, 1864, of wound. n bv Bishop Croes in St. John's Mrs. Kennedy. t Delaney, Edward, 188th Infantry, church, Elizabeth, in 1819. His first Benjamin and Sophronla Campbell, April 28, 1865. charge was in Binghamton, whence he from First church; Benjamin died in Dusenberrv, H. H„ 14th heavy artil was called to St. Luke's and entered Buffalo March 25, 1883; Sophronla, his lery, October 31, 1864. upon his duties as rector on the first wife, February 25, 1882. Dixon: John, 140th infantry, killed at Sunday of December, 1820. The fol Ela Burnap, from First church. Wilderness. lowing year on February 20th the little Miss Julia Brewster, from First Darrow, A., 27th Infantry, September church was consecrated by Bishop Ho- church; married Mr. Andrus or An 16, 1862, of wound. 1 hart and the day following the rector drews. Deswlck, Charles, 50th engineers, was'advaneed to priesthood. In March. Orpha Crane, from First church. killed at Fredericksburg, I 1829 Rev. Mr. Cuming resigned the rec Mrs. Betsey Bullard, from First Da.. 33d infantry, June torship, after an incumbency of eight church. ' . 14, 18(14, of wound vears and three months, and removed Silas Clapp, /from the United Church Dixon, Charles B., 18th battery, killed to Reading, Pa., and thence to Le Roy, of Kingsbury and Queensbury. in battle of Wilderness. spending a year in each place. ue was. Calvin H. Warren, from Lockport. rkln, Michael. 94th Infantry, Octo Hie first rector of Calvai New Caleb Morgan, from Le Roy. ber 31, 1864, in rebel prison. York; rector of St. Andrew's ch Lvdia Byington, from Manlius. i.iman, David, 22d cavalry, Sep \nn Arbor, Mich.; St. Mark's church. Mrs. Catharine Norton, from Cam tember 15, 1S64. i Rapids, for eighteen years bridge. __ » , „ , Douglass, Thomas, 18th battery, June ain of the Third regiment, Michi Virgil A. Bogue, from Paris Union 5, 1863. of wounds. gan inf an' mem- chun ' Daniels, Robert, 8th cavalry. March j bprs 0 .a lion. He died at Mrs. Mary Robinson, from Ireland. in battle. i Rapids August 26 on the Mrs. Huldah Hunt. Delsenroll, Frank, 108th Infantry, •-• of exposure while serving as Mrs. Pamelia E. Cutler. killed ai Gettysburg. ain. Married, first, I Mrs. Clarissa Tibbals. Bnglehart, Michael, 108th Infantry, Luke'sHuiberl, .Februar She diey 6d, 1828Decembe. (Familr 26.y rec Mrs. Lucy Bicknell. 3, 1863. ordagesd say also a daughter, Caroline). . les R. and Mary Ward. on, John B., 27th Infantry, died In Married, second, CharlotteIss , daughter of Mrs. Eddy Smith. servi Roswel1. Francel Harts , RuddApril, 6,baptize 1831. d(B yi n RevSt. Mrs. Roxana Granger. ..n. Albert IT., sth cavalry, July 3, DrLuke's. Rud. dJun ate St2. 1824Duke'. s church). Miss Ann Eliza Duncan; married Mr. : S. February 22. 1863. 2. Thomas BarnesIssue,. baptized in St. Aldridge. in. James il , 140th Infantry; Sep- I. Henry Colman, born In New York, I Angellne Van Busklrk. lle, George. 151st Infantry, Decern - June 5, 1832; died August 2, 1833. Nathan Alldridge. ..lin A.. 1 101 h Infantry, killed II. Elizabeth Jeanette, born March 9, . elia Allridge. burg, July 3. 181 died in 1846. Martha Lyon. I ranklin. 140th infantry, died I I I. Mary Hart, born April 7, 1838. Eliza Manson. in Anderson ville prison. IV. Charlotte Rochester, born July 8, Mary Fitch. NBWSPAP1 ORDS—1830. married Dr. Jacob Reed January Marina Fitch. Deaths. 19, 1869. (He was born September 6, lla Fitch. SarB.h, v "ley Coburn, Janu- ^r-O^ 1839; died December 12, 1906). John H. Thompson and his wife, ,,r Ho,, Charles H. Issue. Electa, from First ehurcb ''' . c 1. Alfred Zantinzinger, born In Col r and Abigail Dunning, from First Pa, She V orado Springe In 1875. ''bnrch. _ .. , _ . . ' 'i «<» of Hart, born In 1878; died i-rossman Clark, from Carlisle, Scho- aged 62, at In 1878. i niiy E. Haskell, from Monson, kUB, mother 01 JO V. Frances Sinclair, born March 17, sa B. Haskell. Allegan- 1845; married November 5, 1868, Alvin August 1,*1827. necembei llth , Rrainard Nourse, of Grand Rapids. (He L. James, from First i or J. M. was born February 15, 1840; died Au mces R. Dudley, from R'ch- ear. January 2 gust 17, 1889). mond. Ml *'„ . , ' Timothy Kibbe, aged 91, on January 1. Francis C, born in 1869. , P. Clark, from Skaneateles. 2. Alvin LeBrun, born In 1871. I,,; ie. from Geneseo. 24th at Lima. "He was a soldier of 3. Mary Dorothea, born In 1877. BRICK CHURCH MEMBERS—1826. Alexander Kelsey, from Hector. h and ic.-volutionary wars." • 'Aiming, born in 1883. Harvey 'be Ann Raymond, , iharh a v i [empstead, of the fir JanuaryVI. Emi 12,l 1826. "orn March 6. 1848. from Charlton, N. urges, of New JohVIf.n AnniH. e BrownWadsworth, fro, mbor thn eApri Firsl 5t, Alexander McKibbon, from Lecum- A\gle hotel. Roclo church1851. . \\ii bins, from Perinton, Mon ..id fever, aged 29. irge Hedge, from Troy. roe i dam Natl. ungest son of ah Bylngtou, from Man HzaWest. W. S. Rosslter, March 4th. lius; died in 1828. a Sabra Cook. daughter of widow Lyman Granger, frqm the FirBt .hie. March 161 chun charlotte Dake, from Saratoga • h's body found at the mi Abraham Cherry, from Auburn. lla A. Baldwin, from Brldge- Friday morning. Aaron and Betsey Hall. Sarah Collins, from Stillwater. March n was Interred near the Alanson E. Hale. Ruby Abel, from First church. Mr" Abigail, Wife Of Sylvester V Jonathan and Ursula Brown; Jona Mr. ') H. Blake, from Vol- man 'aged on, March 16th. than died November 12, 1827. (?). Bronson, March 29th. Timothy Burr. uehas B. Cooke, from Litchfield, A. W. Ri ios and Sarah Pomeroy. Henry Kennedy. Franklin and Amanda Cowdrey. Mrs. Anna Lott. Jacob and Mary Schenck. Mrs. Joann Needham. Moses and Sally Sperry; Moses died 1.1ember, I ^o<>_ Parker; died in March, 1827. CharlottOliveElizabetr Nobleeh PbrterKempshall. . ; married Lyman Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection Irwin, Charles, to Caroline Trooper, EARLY NEWSPAPER RECORDS. daughter of M. Pontius Hooper, at Wat APRIL 29, 1911 Marriages—1819. erloo. Durnford, Henry, in Brutus, to Clar Shenpard, Ezra, of Conhonctlon, to issa Leonard, daughter of Joseph. Sallv Lovejoy. at Benton. Bingham, Nathaniel, to Mary Kemp -Wheat. John S.. to Ursula Cole. shall. Hull, Seth to Esther Purely, at Gor Early. IRocbestet Otis. Justin, of Montvllle, Conn., to ham. Minerva Babcock, of Mendon. tihearman. William P., to Marlett An I Bond, Zebeda, of Mendon, to Amy drews, daughter of Samuel L. at East jfamil^ IRecorbs Gardner, at Bloomfleld. Rochester, September 2nd. by Rev. IT. V Gates, Justin, of Mendon, to Eliza U. < mderdonk, of Canandaigua. XLIII. eas, at Li. Ford, Abraham, to Maria Wallace, in Any one possessing authentic dates of Chappell, Edward, to Lydia Good- Le Rov, September 20th. births, marriages and deaths of early nough, at Murray. Hills. Fleazer. of Auburn, to Sarah Rochester families, corrections or ad Hurd, Asahel, aged 45, to Lydia Per W.. daughter of Josiah Blssell, at Pltts- ditions, will asoist in this work of col kins, aged 19, at Henrietta. fieVd, Mass., September 15th. lecting and preserving the lines of de Young, William, to Lucy Gilman, at T.envitt. Andrew V. T., to Julia Miller, scent for future generations by send Henrietta. , at Middleburer, Vt., September 22d. ing them for Insertion in this column. Lane, John, to Mrs. Patty Hopkins, Loomis. Elisha. printer, of Canan .February 14th, all of Pittsford. daigua, to Maria T. Sartwell, September Adelress all communications to Anab p*, Foot, John, to Sophia Rogers, in Men 27 Hi. Lt&.l. don. Hemlnsrwav. Tsaac, to Mrs. BUlson. Bramon, David, to Polly Bigelow, In Farwell, Henry, to Nancy, aauorhter IN THE EARLY DAYS. Avon. ickson. of Posttown. In V mjn^-i OctobeT 1818—Francis Brown & Co. Lewis, Zachariah, to Diana Granger, f at Brighton. Meter W.. lo Susannah Whtt- laid i rstone for new flouring y Johnsop, at mills on the site where their mills were Woods. Joseph, to Rachel Seaman, at Carthage. Mendi oyed by firelas t year. The dlmen- vj^ronss, John, to Mrs Betsey W eet in length, 40 feet in width, Lowell, William, of Brighton, to Lucy J.ohni nrletta. at JOS^Oh Sill. : run of stone. Coleman. no K., .ew mills are to be built wholly of Lewis. Ebenezer, to Betsey Jackson, daughter of Nathaniel Rochester, De- Occurrence.—Oq Thurs- March 4 th. cemii' the Rev. Mr. Wclton. i man by tho name Eaton. Job, to Ruth Sawyer. In Thomas, Benjamin, to Charity E Hempstead, Mass.. "after an undisturbed i i. was killed at • rly of Schuyler, Herkimer •ege by tl. of a stick of^ courtship of six years." while employed with others in Currier, James, to Sybell Gltchell, Treadwell, Seymour B., to Kltza Hart- ie bridge over Hie Genesee March lib. Otte. ird, Hecember i was a man of good moral, el, of Charlotte, Goudery, Franklin, of Olean, to ""ii- to Clarissa Gilbert, at Pittsford, March le was recently uaan Whil lptb, "Clarissa being his fifth wdfe." Hen. i h. nd has left ,* Rowel, Moses, to Suba Gilbert, at 0 Anna Young, \ "ily. Memb ill. ., Novembi , Nail —Also a few warranted V Strong, i to Hannah Claflln, in electa Loyd, at rid National at Mendon, in \ pril. • Id, by ventur- *• Madison, George to Polly Lamphear, i'i" to Miro rt, at . .Mings at the post-office. . to Margaret Povl- ad '.'nailers, Mill St., B. Reed. vNobles, i i. to Eunice Foote, \shbel W., to Betsey Ann, the very lib- ill Mi" iirll. Ion al b Woodbur B, to Rebecca Ward, ie, at si ami - urls for I at. Mendon, In April. Pittsi Grantor. John A. to Julia Ann Wil 1th Mi liam ' Myers, Mr , "i he converl ed f/ Clo Mrs." Mary Phillips, at Rockland, i. nesee J uly . i, lo Harriet S. Fair- The public gainst Bush, Daniel B., to Maria Merrick, at .•bi. agent Colburn, l to Rebecca Whiting, This land has been fraudu- son. orted from • dd House by a Eucha i ib "ii. • neva, by the name of Holmes. July 7, to Sarah A Idaon, \ i Miller, at iiee Is hen meet- Pompi "i building St. Willi inn on Prlday, Cole. th Inst an p. m., and Humphr. In said church will be Stori sday, Wi" ill. Bv brancli bank al u-y 8, 1821. rk. fords, Cob Eas- Hlcks, Benjaml n, emen- Ta ima Lea •'. the Waterloo "lden, Benewa> 'o Burden, rla Ann Bcne- rehant, of les, to r" June k, Daniel, married Lucln. ui, at w a Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ADDITIONS. NEWSPAPER RECORDS—1830. "LEST WE FOR/GET." Marriages. Pittsford Deaths—Church Records. General Jonathan Fassett bought Amasa Carter to Hannah Emmons, Acer, John, April 4, 1849 from Phelps & Gorham what is now the lS C >mb Willlam January 4th, at East Bloomfleld. agia 6 7 ' ' October 28. 1848, town of Penfield—then (Township 13; John Sharp to Mary Montcalm, Jan Range 4). In 1791 or 1792 he came here Barnard, Timothy, March 29, 1847 uary 14th. from Pittsford, Vt., and attempted a Barnard, Phebe, August 30, 1849 ' Garret Cole, of Manlius, to Harriett settlement. He was accompanied by- Barnard, Harriet, July 3 1847 Dickinson, of this village. January 17th. Colonel Caleb Hopkins and his son, Bickford, Emily, wife of Darius (?). Truman Pomeroy to Patty Read, In Jonathan, jr. He had the land" sur November 17, 1846, aged 29 Henrietta, January 21st. veyed into farm lots, and made prepa Beers Cyrenus (?),. March 1, 1844. John Burns to Mary Hayden, January rations for its sale, but owing to the t Baldwin, Cornelia, June 30, 1849 24th. unhealthlness of the climate and the Camp. J. E., March 12, 1857 Alvin Mann, of Sheldon, to Lucy Ann then unpromising condition of the land, Colt, Willlam, October 20, 1848 Whittlesey, in Perinton. nas B Apr11 18 16 became discouraged and returned to vl^l' ^? u " "'• ' ' aged 59. Hector Hayes to Lucinda Warren, at Vermont after selling his rights to Mi- Eaton, Mrs. Rosanna, wife of Joseph, Bristol. p Ham of New Jersey. General Fassett August D, 1841, aged 42 ' Henry Blackmore to Elizabeth A. n M r Ann Wlfe of was the son of John Fassett, of Ben ie^hl°. o1 1 ^, ' James, Sep Hayes, at Bristol. nington, Vt.. born in Bedford, Mass., in tember 21, 1844, aged 41. Marvin Wood, of Portage, to Harriet May, 1745. Married Mary Montague at EldiMdge, Mrs., April 25, 1819. A. Mills, of Mt. Morris. Saratoga October 9, 1764. Jonathan, Jr., ^_lreer, John, December 14, 1840, aged Willis W. Rose, of Butler, to Flora V rly Ja 0b December born October 22, 1775; died In 1832. ag^d 43 ' ° °" 24, 1843, Spencer, of Wayne • county, January P Mr8 Dorothy Married Anna Safford, of Cambridge, 1847° age(f'79 - ' August 21, -MM ll. « inarr\' Mrs/ Polly *Ann> w,fe of Ros , E. A. Maynard, jr., editor of Oneida Vt. She died at Lewlston. well, December 10, 1844, aged 42 "Observer," to Wealthy Velona, daugh Issue. Hart, Mrs. Mehitable, died in Bris ter of E. Hart, of Utica. 1. Anna, born July 6, 1802. tol, Conn., December 10, 1848. Levi Merriman to Almira Bebe, in 2. Frances Louisa, born February 2, Huntington, Andrew, January 31, 1844, Friendship. 1804. &S©d 82, Hiram Burgess to Betsey Placeway, 3. Alvin Fay, born February 14, 1806. m*1*1111^1?18^011' Mrs- Joanna (formerly in Almond. 4. Chauncey Langdon, born In New Mrs. Glover Perrin), aged 79. For Sanford Williams to Anne Boree, In York state. thirty-six years a member of this Le Roy. ' a in es Eliza. church, July 17, 1847. Alexander Warriner, of Henrietta, to l»r. Fassett, of Lockport, and ? Fas Hill, Mrs. Sarah, July 11, 1889, aged Harriet Wing, of Gainesville. sett, of Rochester, were Gen Hill, Mrs. Mary, wife of Abner (?) sgttls grft'ldaf'nB 111 - - — -———— " ' Willis Wing to Louisa Smith, of — H., September 14, 1839, aged 45 Gainesville. The first census of the United SI taken In i Trm, under I mtario i o Hibbard, Mrs. Mary C, wife of John, George Barney to (?) Patterson, in gives the following pioneers: January 10. 1840, aged 28. February, at Mt. Morris. vin Town (Charlotte). Janes, Elizabeth, wife of William Adolphos Wat kins to Mary Weller, at William Ilenshaw (now spelled by February 9, 1837, aged 51. Lima, in February. the descendants Hincher). Lusk, Stephen, March 5, 1860. Allen Sylvester in Martha Whiting, at Benjamin Eaton. Linnell, Deacon James, November 25, Lima, in February. i nib r i b-nesee town: 1841, aged 39. Thoron Gilbert, of Bristol, to Eunice Pitts, Gideon, (Pittsford). 1 Matthews, Mrs. Mary, January 19, Sylvester, at Lima. In February. Stone, Israel, (Pittsford i Maltby, Miss May, November 19, 1845. Michael Jackson to Betsey Kimble, Stone, Simon, l Pt1 tsford). Maltby, Eben H.-, October 18, 1845. both of Yates county, In February. IT, Josiah, (Pittsford I aged 19. Peter Miller to Katharine Mans, both ctelard. Thomas, (Pittsford). Maltby, Miss Nancy M., •September 21. of Geneva. In February. Nye, si ins. (Pittsford). aged MM Joseph Ehlrldsre to Laura Ann Ryon, ison, Josiah, i Pin Bford). Miller. Andrew, December 12, 1812. in Farmington, in February. I "nun Alexander, (Pittsford i Miller, Hannah, December 11, 1812. James Duffln to Irene Canfleld. In •.I v I.I < Pittsford i. Parsons, Mary H., wife of Henryi Feb Farmington, In February. ruary l:;, i s»i, aged 41. WilliaHiram m BC.. RossCarothers, of Uppfe. of r ManchesterCanada, to. John, (Pittst" Pettinger, Mr., July 19. 1838. France.s y A .RoblnBOn Tiffany, MarcIn Phelpsh 9th.. • ii'.i. . -.ii MI ore" i Pettinger, Mrs. Sabrina, June 18, 1835, AsSweeaa I y Burr, agePittsfordd 16. .to toHanna Maryh Shafi r, Meter, t Pittsford I. aged 40. D.Ve, ndaughte Xorthstandr of .Simeo aged n15 Bristol, In Feb, ia t. Per- Walk'i Mi. ..h Patterson, Mrs. Emily, August 5, 1838 WorthsHerma White,n W. ofKendal Trenton,l to Asena Oneidah Smith. Allen. I bardson, Mrs. Maria, September 4, countyIn February, to Beula. h Ann Pierce, of Bloom- in. < 'hrystopher, t M 1834. vlll.-i CalvinLaure Wilcoxn Parann to sHannah to Juli Sawyer,a Ann Kings •, Horatio, 11:.., hestervlllei Rogers, Rutherford, May 3, 1849. botburyh .O fFebruar BM y 16th. in^Aa.- at Shearer, Robert, March Ewing, William; < Rush I S;Davi. i >d McKay,y printer to Loi,s toCrittenden Nancy Hul, a-t Fowler, Nathan. (Rush) Stone, Mrs. Amy, June 15, 1842, aged Gorhambart, Februar. y 17th. ' . . »___ 65. Gregory. Jeremiah. IHHRIU William Rowe, of Albany, to Anne Skinner. Joseph, (Rush). me, Ellas, born October 3, 1757; Nathan!. '• of Sweden, to Mrs. died September 1, 1816. uvnrd, (Rush). ,a Redfleld, of Gates, In March, Markham, William, (Rush). Stone. Sally, wife of Ellas, born No 1830 vember 27, 1762; died September 8, Due. , Austin Crittenden to Sarah Warrant, Stone, Susanna, October 8, 1799 (born f Brighton, March, 3d. or died?) Stonp, (?), daughter of Ezra, aged 14 0J / weeks. March 30, 1819 r Stone, Phebe. June 12, 1821. Stone, Melvira, September 15, 1823. Stone, Esther, April 14, 1825. Stone, Mary Jane, November 6, 1827 Stone. Mariah, wife of Alexas, Febru- 1860. aged 80. stone, child of Alexas, born In 1847; died 1n 1848. Shepard, wife of Joseph, February 13, Thornell, William, November 14, 1841, aged Mngland. Treat. Elijah, April 13, 1849. Van Nest, M. Jeronimus, December 18, aged 77. ageWllmarthWinslowWellsWarreld 41., ,Ann ,Mrs ,Mrs ,? .Septembe, .NovembeDorothy Lm r, r 21 Ma.20 18,y 4IMP 171., . Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection F. F. R.'S. issue. • Issue. M Nathaniel Montgomerv, born Sep 1. Henry Hart, horn in 1S35; died in ROCHESTER. tember 21. 1813; died February 28, 1823. The family of Rochester were resident He married, second, Amanda Hopkins, 2. L eatty. married Edward in the county of Essex, England, in the January 31, 1816. She died Januarv 16, Everett April is, I860. (Children, Ed- year 1558. 1831. r Helen Louise). I. Nicholas Rochester, born in County Issue. •;. Roswell Harl. married Louise Kent, England, about 1640; was mar 2. James Hervey, born April 19. 1819; trnman June 4. 1879. (Daugh ried to . He died soon after May died March 22. 1860. Married Evelina ter Ann horn March 30, 1 27, 1719. He came to the colony of T. Martin in 1846. (Had four children, 1. Nathaniel Charlton, born in 1841; Virginia in 1689. "The old homestead, Enos Throop, a daughter died in in 14. which is one of the oldest (perhaps the famy, William Beatty and James Her 5. Jane Eliza, oldest) house in Westmoreland county, vey). 6. Anna Mumford, married Allen J. still stands in excellent condition and 3. Harriet Louisa, born March 27, Cuming February 2, 1869. (Children, bears in the chimney corner the legend 1821; died December 13, 1854. Married Anna Rochester, Rochester, Thomas N. R., 1746, cut in a brick near the H. S. Bull in 1848. (Had two children, Barnes, Allen Jackson). tg stone. (1882.") W illiam and Harriet Rochester). 7. Fanny Cooper, married Clinton son 1. Sophia, born in 1824; died young. Rogers August 24, 1876. (Children, II. William, born about 1680. He 5. Willlam Beatty. born Februarv" 15, Fanny Beatrice, Alice Montgomery, to America in 1689. Married 1826; married Anna L. Martin. (Had Rochester Hart, Helen. ices , widow of William Mo i on, Annie Townsend, William 8. Edward Hungerford. ney. Beatty. Henry Martin and Alice Davies). Their oldest sftn He died . Hi John, born about 1708, died In 6. Nathaniel, born In 1820; died in 1754. Married Esther. 1833. Married, third, Mrs. Eliza Powers of William Thrift, esq., of April 9, M i county, Va. She married, Issue. nomas Crltcher, of North Car- 7. Eliza Hatch, born December 18, ta, about 1763. died April 24, 1868. She married, Issue. * first. William T. Pitkin In 1854. (Had 1. William, died in infancy. one daughter, Eliza Hatch, who married 2. John, born in 1746; died In 1794. >. She married, second, first. Ann, daughter of Robert Aug. B. Hatch in 1857. (Had children, i Virginia, in 1766. She died Benjamin. Charlotte, William Rochester, Married, second, Ann McClan- ma Throop, Augusta Belle). 1793. George Willlam, born In 1835; died -nil, born in 1748; married Benja- MI John c„melius Rochester, born ..and. Married Nancy Kelly in 1821. i. Phillis, born in 1750; married Sam- Issue. inlel, born February 21, 1752. las, born December 9. 1821; , born in 1758; married Ru d (?) (Children, Harriet Louisa, ben Pyles, knn Henry Maccabee, James born in 1762; died May I:, 'l Married Sophia, daughter of 2. Nathaniel James, born In 1824; died no Issue. • Beatty, of Frederick, ;; 1788. She was born Jan- S izabeth, born August 23 Issue. first, Jam an in i wnii.MM Beatty, born January 29, Married, second, J. N, Gannon in 1838. 187.1. M ', born November 1, erlne, boan November 1 I In 171 Married J. B. Williams in 1868. ni. .iinin Cornelius, horn February '• in-y Thompson, born July 12, lied March 1, 1837. IM M. Wear in 1861 kiiisa, born November 29, (Children, John Nathaniel, George it Jonathan Child, first • Amanda A . Sarah E., Franklin ..I l:.n bester, May 7, 1818. She W.. William P i S50. Tliomai Harl Rochester, born In nor, born April 27, 1796; rrled Phebe i I Cum \ Montgomery May 19. ing, . 1822. VI Thomas Hart, born September 28, ue lied < let "ber 6, 1ST I. \ i i. Tho \ 11 Catti nnball, born July 4, lb', 6, 1862. Anson Colman Sep- issue. She died April 7. 1836. anlel, boi i 954 vni Nathaniel Thrift, born Mai i es Munro, born August 8, died . Married Catharine •Mi Cuming, born March 7. • - June 15, lb36; one son, . mi i J 1 1859 married Bessie Jeffrey October 16, id died in Anna Barbara, born January 3, eacue, born October m MS05. • M burn and died In 1863. lie, born January 7, 1806; nig. XI. Ann Cornelia, born February 6, .mily Nichols, born Februar married, first, William s. Bishop lary 25, 1851 ed June 6, ' nd, Seth M. Gates niel, born February 19 67 No Issue by either mar- on Moore .1 . ie. 1. T born S«ptember Louisa, born De- ted u Milam Mltk'n June i-y, born Augu- l. 1869.. No ls- • t .' Hew son Pi-uv n Jan- I v rn January 29, Hail one son. Mont- .1 in p.. lanu- urst circuit judge ol • died in I of this stale muter the appointed M5. .1 the lost111.lemoarati. JunMarriede 15ct,'earne-" , s 1838 candidat firstthofe r, . Panamacoasan HarrietPulaskide et -wa fowaoirf;.ss Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection "GOD'S ACRES." No issue. . . 1R.„. arl\> IRocbester HI. William Cumming, born in 1*--, HORD'S LANDING. Sexton, Samuel, died June 11, 1866, "iV.1 William, born in 1821; died in . 5 2. 3famil\2 IRecorbs 18 Sexton, Maria Hare, wife of Samuel, V.' Emily, born July 10, 1825; married Perry Nichols August 13, 1851. mber 20, 1868, aged 10, XLIV. . on, I lulds I. ' ilrnsted, wife of MI\- one possessing authentic dates of la.horn.in 1827; died ll.,1828. I 878, aged 53. VII "jrn Lecember ton, Lemuel, died April 20, 1858, 'drths. marriages and deaths of early aed to Geneva. aged . ste." iamilies, corrections or ad VIT1 , Rochester, horn m Sexton, Lodemma Janes, wife of I ditions, will assist in this work of col I in 1856- iri Sexi ' of Frederick lecting and preserving the lines of de IX THE M • VYS. scent for future generations by send • lied March 17, 1 Ma3 -It i« with regret we Barnard, Georganna, daughter of ing them for insertion in this column. state iial m%f~ Edward and Jane, died May 7, 1S41, aged Inificent structure, «« Barnard, Jane, wife of Edward, died Address all communications to Anah March 13, 1843, aged 43. B. Yates. ing the works on -•-< > landing. J. P., aged 22 (cut on piece of the river ROCHESTER'S FIRST MAYOR. on whu-b - by heavv I ams and person*, on C, D. (cut on piece of the river Bti MAJOR JONATHAN CHILD. horsel .tunately none wen of the re the t'imi M gave away. This M i I, i .-ni ..ii . His record is one that his des. W. A on piece of the river ants may look back upon with pride. 1 bridge was probably not -exceeded I . any v 'be kind in the woild in Jones, Annie r of Henry and The popular favor conferred upon ,, of the :" the honor of becoming the first mayor I vicinity hat he has .n M. and of Rochester in lived genuine vaccine mailer. Caroline, died i able conviction that licenses 1 bam Bemis, Harriet, died Novembe. • not be granted for the s;. nt« of ardent ind the common council paren m n . Bon of v i"""- gral - t^ "J Ing with him on this point, he re- Children &£ aged mayor in 1635. He removed Frev, Edwin. ohn and lOllza- from New Hampshire to Utica in 1806, ne preventive. itocneH taught school and was clerk for Watts r/e,!: , 14. 1820." (Dr. Vought Sherman. In 1810 he came to I led on Mill st" 11 he located as a no have I..-, n desirous ' Zlna, son and onl there he removed to Bloomfleld ami that we have recel the agents aged tinued in the mercantile business until government a quan- .hen he came to R< er (not beg) to vaccinate a store and was also a ca ,IUes. Elwood & Colman. May 23 is trustee of the Third ward. Mlss°Winship niiy ";""'" i :; I me in lad e-. of oiled and fought in the hat she i. raw bonnete of as also a mem- j fewest fashion -• legislature I rom i.e. villa. a mil I, III" pril 6, 1 om lldad 1814). x: n \ . died nage is sol : | |d .,, • I', lei , VI 11 H. \ Ski i I, \ i.. Au- Rev- war and h his n. Was a very ex- cummings. \i -orir* liolder in '\ . orge, m, son of Tr,".?8d? 'muel nuary 30. •1 So- Kinne, Mlliri.i i- of 18 1863 died . .1 William I, Jonathan i >rn Octoh i . Mai ter, born Ocl oh died in 1 • , died De- Nathaniel Rochester, boi Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collectioniss. "LEST WE FORGET." A N I. Joseph, born October 11, 1&69; mar ried Sarah Treadwell. ROCHESTER HEROES OF '66. ker)—Th" rn in Dorches ter Mi iruary 23, 1779; died Feb- II. Joshua, born May 18, 1671; mar Fisher. Willard L., 111 th infantrv. ried Elizabeth. died in Andersonville prison. 1851, aged 72, at Perinton. III. Tristram, born December 21, 1672; Flood, Michael. 33d infantrv, died of as a paper maker and in 1812 at married Elizah wounds December 22, M IToosac, N. Y., erected the first cotton IV. Sarah, born December 5, 1676; Fatll, James, ilry, died in Oc factorv in New York state in connec married May 14, 1696, Thomas Wells. (In 170;! Sarah and three children killed tober, 1864. tion with Samuel Russell and John White. He removed to Peterborough. by Indians in French. Genre". captain 105th in V. Ruth, born October 29, 1R7S; mar fantry, died in April. 1?65, of wounds. N. H., and in 1832 lo Fairport, where ried John Ayer October 81, 1«9S. French. James TL. moth Infantry, he remained until his death. He mar VI. Elisabeth, born April 2, 1682: died in Libby prison May IS, 1861. ried June 12, 1812, Hannah Bright, born married (?) Lunt. Fees, Jacob, Sth cavalry, killed In bat. atert'own, Muss., June 24, 1781. VII. Samuel, born September 4, lfiS7; February 6, 1861. ., . ,rt She died in Perinton January 11, 1860, graduated al Harvard in 170a. The Ford, Charles, 140th infantry, died in aged 78, first minister in Ablngton, Mass. I »64. • .. . Issue. Trietana, born in 1700; married Abi gail Parks in 1 722. ix. Augustus, 140th infantry, died I Jeremiah ^mith, born in Hoosac, 1 s62 Trlstam, member of Canterbury, - , * A N V.. Ma' Resided in Perin rce, George B., captain, promoted Conn., church in 17 11 . killed at Antietam. ton. Married, first, October 8, 1839, Ad Tail, member of Canterbury, Conn., , John, 108th infantry, died eline Sturtevant. Married, second, No chun-1 1864. . . vember 4, 1869, Almira T. Pepper. They (Talmadge)— Jacob Talmadge was Sebastian, 140th infantry, had three children: (1) Emma B., (2) horn in Branford. Conn bei prison December 26, 1864. Frances A.. (3) Mary E. 1 T Ml A soldier Of Hie ReVOlUtiOl - N., 3d cavalry, prisoner at H. Catharine, born in Peterborough wounded In battle. Lived for a trg- , .,, j •it Woleott, Conn., Inter al Plymouth. mke, Henry. 3d cavalry, killed at Januarv 16, 1815. Resided at Fairport. mber 10. 1862. Married (?) Conn., and then removed to M rge, 140th Infantry, died i \iMim:-i- Ensign Edward, born in county to live with his son, Levi, where 1862. England in 16X0. Married, first, in he died February 16, 1S24. Joseph F., 140th infantry, Ua. daughter of Richard and member of thi opal chui .ber 14, 1863. Agnes (Bicknell) Lockwood. Shi Woleott. Conn, Wa denouigh. James H., 140th Infantry, ::. 1676. Married, second, in 167S, dersonville prison August 15, raft) Ruggle don, Peter, killed in battle May 12, ir 8, 1833, in c ruarRoxburyy 18,, Mass1657.. ShMarriede died, Ifirstn 1707. I.n 1682Mar, G. B„ 108th infantry, died In 2. Hnnnah. born fi • mber 17. 1864. riedDeborah, third, daughte, Januarr j of6 ,Joh 170U-10n an,d Mag \dah, born In 1780: died in i ".I, Peter, 108th Infantry, killed in Taylordalen .(Bullard ) Partridge. She died In Wlldernei 1695. Married, secondTSSUP., Susanna, daugh Rem" nas, 108th infantry. terJeh ofn ThomaAdamss, anofd MedfiehlMary (Hill, bor)n Breck Feb. Myron, lst Vet. Cav., 1 She died in 1744. i In 1 809. Rem" Hugh, sergeant 33d Infantry, Issue. • kill- Thomas Adams, born in Medway, les H , 108th infantry, I nown. Mass., February 11, 1695 or '96. Mar 140th infantry, died ried October 26, 1720, Abigail, daughter - "Tib Infantry, killed of Jonathan and Rachel (Fairbanks) lone known a Fisher. Settled in • . i, utry, died , in 1737. He died near Leverett, Mass., In 1743 or '41. vork 140th infanti issue. August ) to Septem 1861 i in A MI ford, Conn., Mai ried, Ma.', 9, ige by "Arc V. David Parsons at Amhersi December 16, othy, daughtei "i General William and ,0th Eng., died De- iah IMI. ktnson > Murray, oi •ir en. herst. < i mini n \ ugu*1 i i. ,utry, killed at n Marlboro. \ t., Mtnuary "ed at A. A 16, 1809). Abnei died In Marlboro, Vt.. 1 May 4, 1 , uijrh- 94th Infantry, died in i he R( ry war I I An- 61 lssi was b i'lry. died Don nn.. July 6' lieu . ,| Will". me 6, 1862. tenant In the Revo! ." II. tntry, died iptaln ford in 1806. She died May 12, 1814, at Samuel Elmore \ ,, April 11, 1R61. Pittsford Vag in 1 Indian 1782 , infantry, (8. Ho Phlneas born April ,. 1864. of wounds. 1,1701 .A Warn itry, killed fore 1748. Wife Ma and in IK: . Infantry, i jjlil, ess In May, 1864. Gould infantry. • otember I hod at i prison twelve i le realist .... •:. io which he gav« w bm •-. \ia n. died A pi the ground for lb Surah „ , , » ., . . „•,.„ AicH born , . At A T> ••-, died De- 9. 1720. * Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection J m JONATHAN CHILD. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection I left Lewlslon on horseback for the MAY 13, 1911. mouth of Geneva river, where T arrived on the 17th. At this time the Ridge Earl? IRocbester Road was not out out on the Ridge "At that time there were but three or where it is now traveled, but ran on four log houses in Geneva and about I he Ridge and north and south the same number at Canandaigua. 3famil\2 IRecorbs where it could he made with th< There was no mill in the country labor. At tl there wa nearer than Newtown (now Elmira) No. XLV. causey over the Tonawands fifty miles distant, and this one had no Any one possessing authentic dates of distance of about four miles. T re. bolt, the flour ground there required to births, marriages and deaths of early when crossing that swamp the -• be sifted before using it. I have heard Rocheste." lamllies, corrections or ad most of the way was i>i,- my father tell of going to Newtown to ditions, will assist in this work of col from that mill with a grist on horseback and at lecting and preserving the lines of de of the way. I think there was bul night would let his horse loose to scent for future generations by send frame buildings between Lev graise and take lodgings himself In ing them for insertion in this column. ;ee river,—one of which was a tree during the night to keep out near Gaines, and the other was erected Address all communications to Anah [of the way of the wolves which were by Abel Rowe, father of Asa I . Yates. very numerous at that time. a tavern, and was occupied for a i '•Provisions at that time were brought EARLY GREECE FAMILIES. until the spring of ISMS, when It into the country by water Up the Mo LATTA. burned down. At the time it hawk river in batteaus and from the James Latta from Ireland and Sarah l it was owned by R. P. EdR Susquehanna river on pack horses. It Jackson of New York were married as a public house. Since that M was some time before the mills were uary 23d, 1773. He died at Lewis- pew house has been erected on erected in this part of the country. ' i"ti 1818. Age 70. same ground and Is now occupu Most of the families at that time kept died at Geneva, J u George Wimble. one or two morter or hominy blocks e 53. CTo bo continued.1 for pounding corn in. These blocks nuary 9th, 1774, at "IN THE EARLY DA were frequently amongst the people in Wallkill, died 1864. Married Benjamin A camp meeting will the country made in the sti | Bart • the m< mo. Methodlsi near the house; they would cut a 2. .Samuel, born April 14th, 1776, at - on Tbui stump square and then burn or dig a Wallkill, died at Charlotte, February, uday morn cavity in the top deep enough to receive 8. James, born DecernM. AS, at ing, ' the corn and to relieve the labo. Wallkill, died at New Orleans, 1813. south pounder was frequently used by means M William, born February I 'i Mi. < ;ii hcrt's-land. • of a spring pole. I can recollect seeing :.. Mary, born April 8th, 1783, at New —July, If morters of this kind used In this town \\ Indsor, died 1864. Married Harrier bscrlber ot es to on or near the farm now lately owned 6, John, boi a i .!• I Si h, 1786, at New ah by John Peterson, eight miles from the ' Win- . the but village of Rochester which must be tary 12th, two years member ol thi within 43 years, as I came into this 1789, at New Windsor, died in Michigan, ite. Owen Mali v. town, then called Gates, In the n Mar. 8. William, born August 28th, of June, 1MU I can also recollect citizen born April 10th, my father lived In the town Brlghi It, Pleasant near Geneva, died four mlb s v est Ol Ing to " ni Charlotte, No mill on horseback in company with my Mfltrbd Francis Maria Mann, Nov. is are brother, two years older than myself, irit at to inviti as early as 1804 or 1805. We first went • to Bears Mill, seven miles ea rig ai the neca outlet (now land at $2.50 In 171 Waterloo) and on arriving al the mill, • i alned th tot get of G ta we an grinding ll BO coi Smith, John & Iglnal, ne Mill, on m In a hook, fseld by Ho- Canandaigua outlet, al Ich did where the village of Lyons si • AI i< r an a I.... .1.,- ..I about I., the family must have bi id Sarah news, both on account oi ou in the ell turn of ii"- i. i.Icily W , i...in harvest tlmi few \\ Indsor on the 11 udson died 3rd Ji ed until 17SO, ed to ounty, Mn.id. mi I and purchased land and Ith ol a farm 1 i his t six children. They on the farm on Albany In summer I Mohawk house in the Indian village Of Tl inwlx (now Rome), rofa six weeks, and In the wlnti i s i n i attended "k, down that Into Lewlslon. In the spring of 1810 I 0 ke. They reached (?) HI enlng of a rl. In his io light night, and in- i.iii.i being young i n of P lake, paid In Mill 1 s over ti. nf his arrival al wh • erton during the night, fear- lage " hleh I miiig my brother" •veral dn; Benin n on, his oi frequently the case. The route there to III. t bat to Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection EARLY NEWSPAPER RECORDS. P. F. R's. ANSWERS. Deaths—IRIQ Colman. as a goldsmith in "tier. Alexander, at Goshen /-> Dr. Anson Colman, born (?), married He married Irene, daughter | county, August 15th. aged 2B ^anfr: N Catharine Kimball Rochester, Septem irpenter, of Woodstock. Conn. < the late Colonel William rw Son of ber 8, 1819. was born July 30, 1766, and died , BerteU. Hon. need about ' Issue. They had five children. Revolu- inn of Consider Shaw in Brutus' P*' th* I. Sophia E. Colman, born January 19, iry war pensioner, 1832, of Monroi countv "Tie imi nft A. . • "a5'upa 182L died November 26. 1845. Married county. J. H. Van Evrie, January 24, 1842. (One (Gregg). Salerma (?), was born No child, Catharine Rochester, born July 9, vember 16, 1799. She was an early II. Catharine Rochester,-born Decem school mistress and thi ter of eptember 15th. a^d 1 s alebury- ber 27, 1823, married Charles Shepard, Robert and Margaret Mcllvaine Gregg, man. William, September 3d, aged October 7, 1846. of Ontario. Married Asa D. Twitched. Issue. of Webster. fl M S d 6 a Charles Edward, born March 14, (George), Simeon, was from New- Ma ^y. Sl„eral ?B a|c ' K &£*•««. late from Massachusetts Waterloo, 1848, married Alice Maria Galloway, port, Maine. Married Susan Down June 15, 1881. ing Removed to Antrim, N. H. He Lathrop. Charles K., aj?ed 20 d0„( b. Catharine E.. born and died 1850. and his five sons served in the Revolu Huntington, Harriot aged 17, c. Thomas Rochester, born Jul tionary war. Removed to New York at 1852. married Caroline Elizabeth state before 1794. Cartney, October 14, 1879. iren.. d. Mary, born July 23, I860. i i iavld, who had a son, Josiah, and Charlotte, September 9, 1819, daughter e. Arthur, born January ,31, 1867. Michael, wife, Hannah, Went to of E. Huntington. "In the short space HI. William, horn 1826, died 182 'ii, N. i „ 1794. of seven weeks Mr. Huntington has IV. Edward, born July 28, 1828. .1 Jean White, March 18, 1790. been deprived of four of his family. ried Susan Phillips, October 8, 186 West in 1800. They have all died of the fever which Issi re, of prevails on the shore of Lake Ontario. a Sarah Louisa Colman, born Jul r, Eunice, married Samuel Downing His wife died on the 3d, his daughter, 10, 1851, married Alfred Louis Moore. .rntoga. Martha, aged 27, on the 25th, Phoebe, May 20, 1875. (Child, Edward Colman, killed in Revolutionary aged 21, on the 29th of August." born January 22, 1877). war. Cook, Henry A., aged 24, drowned In b. Charles Phillips, born and died (Hill) William ".ime from Antrim, the Mississippi river. July 25th, eldest 1856, N. H., to Penfield, 1818, where he died son of David of Geneva. ling, born June 22. 1859, Shaw, Stephen, at East Rochester, married .Jennie Lee, October 4. l 1830. Married : iih of Newport. 0 th. V. Cornelia, born June 9, 1830, aie. .dhull, Miss Nancy, aged 19, In ried Edward S. Bragg, January 2, 1854. tothy s. .. widow, Martha, In Winches- Issue. ried i J i , aged 78. a. Kate Colman, born November 10, about •hell, Mathew, aged 57, formerly 1854, married Clarence W. Henry, Sep ber i from Lanesborough, Mass. tember 19, 1877. IBM l Talmadge, Hon. Matthias, late Judge b. '< HILLSbor. n Decern!. n district of this state, 1856. Ills, horn sle. ford, ' born September 20, 1S59. Slst' worth, Harvey, aged 22, late of Lennox•'• ' ,' Mi died Mar1862 . Mlchard, in the 57th year rieed. iBertha , boi 29, 1S03. fifth of his mln- She died at Lennox, ,/unr, rbor n and died Meadow, M 1867II. Isaac, born at Lennox, Aug" u, aged 51, of the firm of i at Rochester, Ocl d, at Albany. ota a, aged 53. She be- 5. M boi n Ma Society of Shakers at the flrsl ner, Nathaniel, jr., son of Na- i m,. thanii died the same day at mar- nil. Buel Bradley in 1853. i e;an. . James, for more than G t a Baptist clergyn 7. Harriet Cordelia, born Nov? n Mi It.", Married E. W. R. ntain Timothy, ag. 1802, S. «1828, oches- 1857. Married ( . Ezra, aged 22, late of Dan* ft. N. t \A~ •nn. (She married -.JtmSbi, Alexander M (M.OAAAA. - £y LtU \Ma~. U^JL i#wu last Riga, aged Whitestown, N. Y. 1828, • In Florida. ' to. July 4, 1882, lis 42d year, at Avon. ®0nAStAAf\~ born August 18, of Bates, and 1834, " > Q, for- 4. I muary 22, Ington, Vt., aged 27, on <& C OAJU-OJIA^KS, (\xcxiA*~ A*- lit- xXJJfJLyJU i* SjbJLu/**£-f XtAA^-6- /7b A " 106, idence till many • n this cabin i first crop of corn grown upon tl Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection V Merrill, Ira, Wheatland, age 81. Re Additions. CENSUS OF PENSIONERS—1840. sides with Israel Merriman. (Fields) Luther, came from Brattle- jj R,e,yolutlonary War—Monroe Conntv / Millard, Samuel, Webster, age 79. Re- boro Vt., in 1816, and settled first at! M te^Uen' £hilip' Fou^th ward. Roas I sides with Samuel Millard. Henrietta, and two years later brought; ter, age M .Resides with Phi lip Allen r Ogden, Jonathan, Mendon, age 74. his wife and four children, and in 1&24 | .Resides with Jonathan Ogden.2. Resides removed to Gates Center, where he a Adams, Thomas. Riga, age 78 RP ' Vwit Owenh Calvi, Lucyn ,W .Penfield Owen., age made a settlement. He was born in 1 Thomas Re \ Parish, Devi H., Fourth ward, Roch T^KITBritton,^ AbijahT , ChiliAdams, agef d 8 " Athens, Vt., September 17, 1787, and died ester, age 47. Resides with Levi H. in Gates, December 14, 1861. He mar to8sides V^ with' RoberFirstt wardThompso, Rochestern , Parish. S Brooks, Samuel L., Penfield atre ried Priscilla Ware at Putney, A t„ Jan- Resmes with Jay Babbett y^ Paterson, Elizabeth, Ogden, age 91. uary 10,'1808. She was born November ResideBurrowss With, _Joseph Garry, BrookPenfiels d asre, 77 Resides with Samuel Kilborn. S Re- 15 1788, at Putney and died at her son. 83.Reside s with Amos Chappell ' Y Pennett, William, Clarkson, age (?). Chester's home, IIssuen Gates. , July 11, 1877. j Wmai^'RTo°eSiah' WebSter' a&e 84' ™th /Resides with Henry Seabot. 1. Lyman, born Brattleboro, Vt.,,0c- j B el a nrietta &ge 72 Re Perry, Jeremiah, Parma, age 86. Re tober 19, 180S. Unmarried. Died, , sid er^i?h w BSr ' ' " sides with Jeremiah Perry. h 4> 1857- -, u ,o ; Butler, Catharine. Perrinton, age 77 / Parder, Samuel, Greece, age 88. Re i.orn Vermont, September 19, i Resides with Elisha Fullham. sides with S. J. Hunting 1810; married June 20, 1830, at Gates, Conkhn. John D., First ward, Rooh- \f Preston, Othniel, Penfield, age 84. Asel Eldridge. She died August, 1»«7. ; '-Pratt, John, Rush, age eSroT' a?e ?-3' Resides with E. s. Treat Resides wdth Othniel Preston. hester, born Vi \ ugust lb, | with Jacob Thomas. J,Chamberlm , e 76John. "Reside, Fourts 'with h war0*™d Pratt, Noah, Rush, age 77. Resides Hebruary 1, 1837, Eliza | ^HPerry, Elnathan, Rush, age 80. Re Ch U -ter, age 7 6. Resides with O M : with Philip B. Ke< Perkins. He died March 25 1890. Had - ' r, Riga, age 76 sides with Elnathan Perry. •in. "-•«'• Resides son, Reuben, born November 1, 1841. with J. B. Av *—Parkhurst, David, Webster, age 72. Resides age 76. ' ho : in Gates, who married Coolly, ThomaB, Sweden, Resides with David Parkhurst. W first Fanny Munn, February 15, 18,2, / Root, Sarah, Second ward, R" d married second, Hi la F. Armstrong. , Resides with Thomas Cooley. 'ter, age 78. Resides with Silas P an led In 1826 at the ># Comstock, Anson, Sweden, age 77. p* Reynolds, Mary, Fifth ward, Roch- state line and the New Resides with A. Comstock. g^ster, age 88. Resides with Levi Brown. i i-al railroad. Kept a tavern ^1 ' Mbilip. Greece, age 84. Re- " Reed, Bethia, Greece, age SI. Re lo road, 1832, two miles V sides with Philip Cald sides with Samuel Reed. Re- ",er- , „ „o„, / Cleavcland, Chester, Webster, age 78. -^Tleed, Kitchel, Greece, age 80 Re- 4. Nancv, born Vermont, July 7, 181 H Resides with Chester Cleaveland. sides with Silas Walker. married 'September 12, 1832, Jesse Clark, Joel, Henrietta, age 72. Re Robb, Mary, r, age 66. Dew. 'lied March, 1873. sides with Joel Clark. fafdes with Henry Robb. i ... Vt., Att- Cady, David, Perrinton, age 75. Re "*"Ro/ Smiths , John, Brig .ford, age 76. .., Mi. Horatio d April 8, sides with George Cady. Kides with Peter R< , aged 73. Re Campbell, Isaac, Rush, age 78. Re sides \ illage, age Higglns. He died August sides wdth Isaac Campbell. 7 5 I TinmanRe. 1808. X Clark, Wells, Rush, age 80. Resides sides with '! . 25. Re- born November 16, 1818, at with Wells Clark. Vghoe age 84. one 26, 1845. \ Crossman, Josiah, Mendon, age 78. is. October 28, 1820, Resides with Josiah A. Crossman. \sa, Bri.L i Re- in; died Marc 11 Downs, Noah, Parma, age 80. ResideRe-s ton, age 80. Re 8. Al H, at with Nathan Wright. Re- sides v ...I July 18, 1842. JjUJlJ^ A , Dunham, Edward, Henrietta, age 93. ^T?res ii 20, 1824, at Resides with Seneca Dunham. n, age 84. Re .1 April 26, 1845. Dixon, John, Mendon, age 79. ^-Tyh age 75. Ro- 10. Marl August 22. 1826, at •Ides w«th John B. Dixon. .. Tyler. 11. Harriet born, August 28, 1828, at Doss, J. C, Greece, age 48(7). ns, age 74. Ri mber 10, 1844. sides with M. Warner. V with .is.) /Edmonds, Ellphalet. Brighton, age 76. L U .i li -?o 75. Re- sk)—James Lusk, died, Resides with Ellphalet Edwards. • Bides with N. Walden. ham. V Felt, Jehlal, Foui Rochester, ... b't I.I. agai e 79. Issue. v. age 71. Resides wdth It. id (Vol den, I. M I Mar- Fanning, Jonathan, Sweden, age 86. [ried, Sally King. Resides with Anson Sparlin. ns. Issue. Francisco, Levi, Sweden, age S3. Re ses of descendants of 2. Marian, born March 7, 1808. / Iside s with Levi Franc!.-• Scramlin, of Norton's Mills. Monroe born May 15, 1810. Gifford. John, Fifth ward, Rochester, 1812. age 49(?). Resides with John Glfford. 5. Elisabeth, bom AUKUM 19', I -+ Gage, David, Gates, age 82. Resides ,.,,„„ i i. He married (?) .rn November 1, 18 ! with Moses Gage. \'ileu" born November 1, 1819. Gay, James, Riga, age 96. Resides \ln b mber 9, i j with James Gay. i—Settled, < i i. Mar- Graves, Ebenezer, Pittsford, age 78. I'lS. Resides with Samuel Hughes. 10 Comstock avenue, Isau Gordon, Ellphalet, Rush, age 82. Re AA i ' Mar- sides with Emery Bowen. •mily)—Any address ons. Green, A -ish, age 80. Resides re of this col- 2. Mary, born (?); died (?). Married, with John Green. William Douglas. x/ Hills, Carine, Fourth ward, Roches .i a grandson, Isaac C. .lants. 3. James. ter, age 76. Resides with Marcus i this , born (?); died (?). Mar- Holmes. rlns wife—She n Thomp /Hall, Moses, Fifth ward, Rochester, Issue. age 74. Resides with Moses 1-M tington. v18. Hill, Thomas, Riga, age 78. Resides i ly settlers gt (B11 '«.) with Joseph Emmons. it the Rapids. w Hibbard, Rufus, Riga, age 82. Resides with Hezekiah Hibbard. i/ Hayden, Jacob, Greece, age 78. Re- Ann, First ward. v •••Mathewssides with, JacoLoisb a Hayden. pjLJvi^urvO *i S^W des with C. M. irRochester Huston,, Williamage 73. , Henrietta, age 83. BartlettResides . with SamuelFirst Titus ward.. Roch- y MHuntington' Barne, Andrewy , Pittsford, age ^'_jR 79e. si < Resides wltl r, SwedenV Huntington, age . ' "* IJacksond , Robert, Perinton, age 79. /y vTBide RResidewiteselMcGuireJones Locke hs Amowits, , withAmoss,Elisha ElishBarneyJonesh ,Rober ,Rusha . Sweden Locke, tFirs, Jacksonag.t, e wardwitag94e.h . ,79Reside Barne.Roch "Rt--sy Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection His Children. "LEST WE FORGET." A—Calvin, born December 28, 1780; JUNE 10, 191L died in Rochester, Minn., March 10, 1863. ROCHESTER'S HEROES OF '65. Married Nancy F. Mallery, August 23, Kies, Philip, 151st infantry, died Au 1807. She died in Bloomfield, Mich. gust 16, 1863. B—Nancy, born August 28, 1783; Keegan, Edward, died April 15, 1862. married Philetus Blackman in May, Kearnes, Nicholas, 26th infantry, Early IRocbestev 1803—first marriage in Perrinton. They died January 1, 1863. had five children. Dived in West Keers, Matthew, 23d infantry, An- Macedon, Wayne county, where she died dersonville prison, in August, 1864. May 12, 1877 (at the home of her Knox, James H., 140th infantry, died daughter, Mrs. LeGrand Couch). October 18, 1864. XLIX. C—Polly, born July 12, 1786; married Kinney, Thomas, 6th cavalry, died in Any one possessing authentic dates of David S. Jackway, June 7, 1805; died at rebel prison. King, William, 151st infantry, killed births, marriages and deaths of early Palmyra, June 7, 1858. at Wilderness, May 8, 1864. Rochester families, corrections or ad D—Holllster, born February 5, 1797, and died in 1797. The first death in Kusack, Peter, 140th infantry, died ditions, will assist In this work of col- Perrinton. in Andersonville prison December 23, S and preserving tne lines of de E—Jesse, jr., born July 28, 1792; died 1864. scent for future generations by send August 19, 1862. Married Laura, Koeth, Lorenzo, killed In September, ing them for insertion in this column. daughter of Abner Bird, October 17, 1864. 1817. Keen, James, died from wounds Feb Address all communications to Anah F—Theroras (?) Ide, born May 28, ruary 3, 1865. B. Yates. 1799; died August 19, 1875. Married Kingsbury, Andrew, 108th Infantry, had Indians for neighbors— Diana Phillips in January, 1819. She killed at Wilderness May 7, 1864. the North, and South and East, died June 5, 1841. Klein, Charles, 140th Infantry, died Heroes—they whose tales I ponder 5. Daniel Ide, born March 17, 1758; of wounds Julv 19, 1863. From the greatest to the least." Larkin, John, died in 1865. F. F. R.'S. died January 4, 1824. Married, first, Nancy Burr at Rehoboth, Mass. (Had Love, Andrew, 110th infantry, died in :RIN, OF PJSRRINTON. a daughter who married Perry J. Smith September, 1863. I. John Perrin was born in 1614; died of Brockport). Married, second, . Love. Michael, 50th Eng., died in mber 13, MAI, at Rehoboth. Had a son, Darius, born January 15, June, 1862. s name Ann. She was buried 1804, and A twin brother who died. Lyon, Freeman, 50th Eng., died Feb 11, 1668 or 1669. His will be- Darius Perrin was postmaster of Roch ruary 15, 1863. "s to son: ester in 1849 and sheriff in 1837. He Lawrence, Levi M., 151st Infantry, n John, jr., born in , of Re married Elizabeth Cummings and had i Wilderness. hoboth. He died before 1694. Wife's daughters, Elizabeth, Carrie and Emma. Lee, Erastns R., died April 1, 1863. name Mary. Came to Rochester from Pittsford in William, 108th Infantry, killed Ill John, born October 12, 1668; 1812 and resided here eighty-two years at Antletam. buried at Rehoboth, May 6, 1691. until his death on March 16, 1893. uond, Charles S., killed In bat irah . (Rehoboth Records). Daniel Perrin was an early settler of tle in October, '] IV. John, born March 8, 1692 or L693; Pittsford. Mi ir.i... George, 26th Infantry, died February 28, 1731. Married 6. Huldah. horn April 29, 1760. Died January 14, 188 . 1, daughter of Timothy and In Perrinton June 30, 1849. Married Charles. azeth Ide, in October, 1716. (She was Abner Wight. (Abner Wlgb Lamoreaux, Joseph, 76th Infantry, and died December in 1794). Their son, Asa, born In killed in battle. 4, 1780i. She married for her second was the first • o in Pen- Llnehnrt, Rlnehart, 108th Infantry, md Deacon Edward Glover, July who lived to manhood. killed ;H Antetlam In August, 1862. she is buried by the side of 7. Glover, born May 27, 1762. (Reho m, Bernard, died February 17, her f11 i nd in the East Provi- both Records). Died at Plti 1864. R. I., cemetery.—A. B. Y.). vember 11, 1830. (G. S. Reo > ns. Thomas I., 140th Infantry, Issue. Joanna, daughter of Abraham North- died September 15, 1808. I John, born March 19, 1717; married rup, of Rldgefleld, Conn., and Lennox, Lyons, William P., insth Infantry, Ezra, born August 6, 1720. Mass. She was born Decemb. killed at Laurel Hill, May 10. is. Ill I boi II "i 1722; 1767; died at Pittsford, July 17, 1847. Langworthy. Ambrose, 140th In- .1 Joseph Whiti.-i ker, Ma rch i B (She married, seco. i .-w Hunt 1864. 1, 1724. ington. He died in 1844.—c. 108th infantry, I 726; mar- Glover Perrin and his wife were the in. 1864. n "f Samuel Ide, pioneer settlers of Perrinton In Infantrj £ born November 17, and hence the name He had billed . October here the previous inn fry. dl second, Jo Walker and built In • log hut, S66. 16.) one mile-south of I • th Infantry, "i-uary 2. 1730- years he and bis wiif wen kill. 'g. lary 1, 17 rs, during which t '• n McV 6th cav A'. Jesse, born In 1726, married Rachel never hits woman. n. • alry, ig. was born I >ecembi r ", 1730; died i. ii ried were her n bors, caused her to become lnsan. 21at ca in old is, 160th . Was town clerk of Reb. a time, after which she was atl "Ham A.. 26th Infantry. both men with " see fever and thi moved to Pittsford in 1807, where he i Septem of the Rehoboth Congregational church • ron, fli nant, in 11 became the pioneer landlord, his tavern II • r 21, 1749; died being on the stand of the Phoenix July 9, 1822 i at North Ad- In 1798 GloveC Perrin w:i \ here d "Sabbath-day Master," assessor . i In the H In 1796. Pittsford records give birth ary w i-tha Nash, No- 1 773. of Daniel, born Jul on of it Turner artil- n In 1751; died In •r 16, 3. Molly, born June 16, 1753; died out Issue. In 1807 the firs" February 27, i irried Llejiten- terlan church was organized al killed nnt :- rrln of Pomfret, i house. mber 10, 1787. i Mward, born September 8, 1864; •i. Jesse, inn i died at Perrinton, September 21, 1821; • lurch 1783. lister ". born Si 18, 1766; August 0. i77:i. (She was born A died nt \\ • 1850. i 7. 1817) Hzra, born August 10, 1768, at Re- orlivin thoseg."hurc Iwitd Hno: h w Bit he buryin01g ogrr o1792 eare, Thande 11.berRchee.PerrinRap12(Tl Jacob,fi.. -ohiAsa , Rosamond m171M ,wit borborn hn AugusApril. i tirri7. M n1770, anitino d,n liet1 M con d I-n Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection "GOD'S ACRES." - .GE. Hawley, Joseph, died October Z. 1820, (B. W. B.)— I. Moses Gage, born in HENRIETTA. aged 68. 1705, was of Rowley, Mass., 1730. Mar Baker, Asa. I. (A Revolutionary sol- Hawley, Phebe, died November 21, ried Sarah, daughter of Gershom and aied, died soon after coming to Hen 1834, aged 69. Abigail (Ellithorpei Nelson (born in rietta. His wife's name -was Zillah. Horton, Amos, February 1, 1840, aged Rowlev, Mass., Februarj' 27, 1707), Jan feme married, second, Jesse Pangburn, 70. uary 13, 1731. He died October 2, and died December 24, 1846, aged 81). Horton, Elizabeth, October 14, 1844, 1774, at Rowley. Mrs. Sarah died in' Baker, Asa. II. Born in 1<94; died aged 65. 1791 at Rowley, Mass September 1, 1864, aged 70. ilawes, Daniel, Co. D, 89th regiment Issue. Baker, Phebe, wife of Asa II., died iur;;, June 9, 1886, aged 71. 1. Moses, second, born in 1732; mar August 22, 1877, aged 82. King, Phebe, wife of George, July ried Mary Boynton, February 17, 1768. Baker, Marilla, died March 29, 1869, 28, 1817, aged 33. (George King wal 2. Daniel, horn June 1, 1734; married aged 69. road overseer in 1815-1818). Priscilla Jones, January 1, 1756. Baker, Tyler T., died January 31, 1871, Ketch urn, child of Matthew and Pa 3. Molly, born In 1737; married Phln- aged 28. melia, died in 1830. ehas Davis August 23, 1764. Baker, Leander and Marilla, had son, Ketchum, Matihew, died January 31* 1. Moses, second, married Mary, Homer, died November 6, 1851, aged aged 31. liter of Ebenezer Boynton, of New 21 (?) Ketenum, Pamelia, wife of Matthew, Salem, February 17, 1758, by Rev. Ama- Baker, Leander and Marilla, had son, July 13, 1832, aged 24. riah Frost. He died June 24, 1803. Edward, died April 13, 1846, aged 19. chum, Silvester, son of Matthew She died January 5, 1819, Baker, Asa 111., died October 18, 1865, and Pamelia. Issue. aged 35. hum, Sally, wife of Matthew, 1. David, born December 26, 1758; Baker, Margaret, wife of Asa, Sep ober, 1838, aged 69. married Rachel Newton, of Paxton, In tember 16, 1865, aged 33. hum, Sally, wife of Calvin 1783. Baker, six children of A. and M. ber 9, 1839, aged 46. 2. Patience, born December 8, 1761; Bullard, Leonard, died August 9, Ketchum, Ebenezer, March 30, 1870, died in 1776. aged 34. aged 3. Sarah, born May 19, 1766; mar Bushman, Huberd K., son of Abner i Maria, wife of Ebenezer, ried Reuben Walker, May 26, 1791. and Phebe, died May 1, 1851. November 5, 1861, aged 64. 4. Stephen, born August 8, 1768; died Bushman, John, died January 20, 1866, Ketchum, Dency, i-'ebruary 12, 1894, In 1776. aged 7 5. aged 79. 5. Mary or Polly, born February 10, Bushman, Nancy Stocksleger, wife of •hum, Reuben E., son of Oliver 17 71; married Ebenezer Boynton, of John, November 10, 1S30, aged 34. rHenrietta, In 1863, aged 2. len, November 12, 1795. Bushman, David, son of John and ey, Louisa, daughter of Thomas 6. Abigail, born November 9, 1773; Nancy, in August, 1829, aged 3. and Mercy Fenner, and wife of L. I* married, first, Joseph Hunting, jr., In Bushman, Henry, son of John and Kelsey, August 26, 1831. aged 26. J Patience, born January 1, 1776; Nancy, in August, 1829. Keyes, Jei usha Wood, wife of Isaiah, married Elijah Barker, of Hopklnton, Bushman, Andrew, died February 28, es, Perry I., July 28, 1874, aged In 1799 1858, aged 68 (came in 1811). 37. 8. Anna, born March 29, 1778; mi Bushman, Martha, wife of Andrew, Willie Jerome, son of Jerome ton Colburn in 1804 (Ballou's MI1- December 14, 1879, aged 80. Mary M., in 1863. i i .i \ Id "i.-i .>n, of Bushman, John, died April 1, 1855, es, Mary Melissa, wife of Jerome, • n. They m ed on the homi 1 aged 87 (came in 1811). April 25, 1861, aged i I " • I • WI | -'. 11 g 11. • e 11 i.-"\ ..I ni lonarj army and Bushman, daughter of Andrew and Keyes, Anna J., Wife of C. J. Smith, 81 \\ esl Point when Bern d Sarah. January 26, 1878, aged 38. enpa; up the fori i" the Brakeman, Moses, son of Jacob, May es, Percy, January 25, 1847, aged be was taken ill and his 27, 1813, aged 3. 60. Mi 11.. i u .ni for hi" oughl him Brakeman, Mrs. Esther, wife of Ja Hetsey, wife of Edward 8., id with hi: i.-i mily cob, July 10, 1817, aged 50. ' 10, 1838. aged 21. In 181 "Hi" Coerlnder. Philip, born March 10, es, Solomon, September 4, 1830, a farm. 1838; died March 24, 1882. aged 46. a, Esther, May 27, 1853. ->-. ith ;i n i ii.-u hou Coerlnder, Anna, born November 14, on a large ox wai 1848; died December 7, 1882. Keyes, Sophia, wife of Soloman, Sep no- weeks of Li Chase, Elizabeth, October 11, 1839, tember 7, 1865, aged 67. 1844. died Man I aged 82. • of James H. years. ii Diver (?) Ellen, wife of Daniel, No ', aged 64. nslon i ,'. . i, vember 18. 1857, aped 77 years and 9 In Maine u e11a mil months. (Stone mutilated i inry 19, 1792; died in Henrietta itia, nged 74. Monroe Dav i P., wife of Anson, April Julj M l N7 s, agt . < iates, 22. 1861, aged 18. \lmlra and J. G. (child siding with Moses Gage June •f' Thomas l.i mi.-i 11 n,, wife Of J. G., IS8U 1. \-..ii.:i. bo i 22, 1784; tcmber 13. iged 65. Fenner, LouM liter of Tl F„ March 18, marm •• cem- and Mercv and wife of L. L. K Charles, son of Orasmus and i. n children August 26, 1831, aged 26. months. 2. i i mll- a, N. Y.; mar- Fenner, Irving R.. September 18, 1837, Mi"' .-mber 11, Fenner, Jphn, August 7, 1847, aged 17, 1852. M.. chlldri n In Ashford, borh March I I, 1789; 63 ~ «H Green, David, August 30, 1829, aged . in Henrietta April 17, 1896, marrM ion, Mass., 70. Elizabeth Keyes, wife of J. H^ children, i*89, aged 8 i Mo»e6, b. 1, 1793; Green, Vashtl, December IS, 1S3S, Pangburn. Zlll of Jesse, De- Grinnell, Oliver, died Augu3t 19, 1848, 1896. i boot-maker. II" nged 29. ttharlne, 1824-1846, formerly died in 1854. Married Sophronlo Ten- £ -° Gorton, S. and E. ife of Edward, ugust 3, 1817, nt Henrietta bj ton, .Tared, died June 9, 1858, aged il uped 63. V. Reuben Tenny. (She 7". lla, daughter of was born April 4, 1802, at Bethel, Vt ton. Sarah, wife of Jared i 11'., 1880, aged 22. She died In Gai i id .Mimes, son of E. and Jss mber 28. 1845, aped 66. 1880, aped 20. Gorton, George, died April 30, 1829, wife of John, July 1. William B„ born May 12, 1818; 7 T a perl 17. 1 married March Angelina Per- ion, Lvdla. wife of George, died Steai "d A. E., and Jane E., born November 8, 1818, mber 19, 1833, aped 83. .yes. wife of C. J„ and " iiiKrin August 12, 1854). Gorton, Thomas, died May 1fl, 1S35,Januar y , aged 38. il.- d March 12, 1856. aged 31. Wright, November 29, 1849, born October 12, 1820; I 82. Gorton. Steward (?), died July 25. trine. July 31, 1829, aped 11. 1836. aged 30. r.o "Both horn In Northampton, Pa., I N., born July 1. 1822; mar- Holmes.lentine,apean70.GortonGallentlneHolmesd dI beSarah 52ton866r 4. Catharine, .,26Jacob,.,ipe ,•miel ,(aAmy Enoch LflvlnaJanuarLouisa1859.dn Kezla57., ,.earlAugustwif ,Augusage, . y ,wifeSeptembe ey dSeptembe4 dauphteNo. o 63ft1843ischoolmasteHi, of.Enoch21 ,,1823,Enoch, raper1841 r , o30 d23fOctobe . ,, Jare 18661845ager1 S10Idnr, . anYoung,d Idie mg13Hnrrietipd., , MchilSall dM,.y o 9fKetchum,April 1839Willla ,23, ape ,m1839, andwif 46d e, Phllinda of Cal-, anwinti.-,d.i Abiddiede InIin e ? 185)A. hor,01 ,bor bornkete18461843 nJunn , rMarc, e PhlneaWldener ElizabetDecembe2 h1826 13s ,;.hGood r 1828mar 19.; Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County •m Historic Scrapbooks Collection Issue. 1. Lucretia, born in Suffleld, Conn., TONE 17, 1911. Earl\> IRocbester November 21, 1786; died at Charlotte September 28, 1849. Married William ADDITIONS. Hincher, second. ' (See Hincher fam 3famft£ IRecorbs ily). TIBBALS. Clarissa, born March 28, 1788; died Betsey King (daughter of Thomas Copyright 1911, by Anah B. Y;M June 22, 1810, at Toledo, O. Married I.), married Lewis Tibbals. L. in Hin Bronson. (Had a son Calvin, Any one possessing authentic dates of second >. 1. Bradford King Tibbals. births, marriages and deaths of early •".. <'alvin, born December 6, 1790; 2. Perthenia. 3. Betsey. ier families, corrections or ad- it Hornellsville, N. Y., March 4, 4. Benjamin, died in 1845-46. . will assist in this work of <-nl- 1861. Married Roxanna Chamberlain 5. Barnabas. ig and preserving the lines of de- February 13. 1814. M lohn, born November 9, 1791. Re 6. Benonia. . e generations by 7. Thomas. ing them for insertion in this column. moved to Toledo, O. Married Susan Stone. 8. Truman, born November 8, 1833. Address all communications to 5. Lyman, born June 27, 1798; died COOK. , July 2, 1865. Married, first, Electa Cyrenus Cook, born October 31, 1780; Hi. land of steady habits, Cooley May 19, 1818. No issue. Mar died September 16, 1819. Married, Wit h i heir ha ndlcrafl i liej can ried, second, Mabel Tery, November 7, first, in 1801, Louisa Walker. Wii.iM, right joiner, honest miller, 1820. (She was born December 17, died in 1806. i 'in penti II nd frame." 1793. and died July 8, 1827). Issue. I•'. M. R.'S. Issue. 1. Abigail Tracy, born February 28, 1. Terry, born February 8, 1823; re 1805; died June 26, 1881. Married No GRANGER. vember 25, 1883. . r, born in Eng moved to California. 2. Harriett, born August 3, 1824; died 2. Louisa, born in 1806; me land; di"ti in Sutfield, Conn., died December 26, 1876, unmarried Clark. Married, second, . loanna, dai i Januar4. Elizabethy 20, 1846, die;d marriein 1853d, unmarriedJames G. Russell. Married, third, Elizabeth 3. Catharine Town, born in 1808. She Koberl Adams, In 1653-4. (She died 5. Lyman N. born May 18, 1837; mar- married, second, William Dickinson. 1701). Kempshallried Mary. M(Sh. eMartin was . borThn eAugus fathert 7, 1803). He died January 5, 1857. ll. 1668j died Lyman, was a farmer and wagon- Issue. MarrieSutfleldd Esthe, Connr . HuHne make3. Leavlttr in Rochester P., born. November 25, 1832; lotte; died April 20, 1874. Married 1. Erastus, born April is, 1809; mar "hell 10. (Sh as the 6. Arabella, born In 1800 at Char- if .lolin and Ksl her I Prii Elihu, son of Peter Grover. ried November 15, 1831. born August 1, 1678; died 2. Mary M., born in i Hi May 6, 1710; died ruary^22, 1875; married Lov l-'.-lo-II Married Ann William Hincher. was born ney. 1731. He Was a April 68, at 3. Lufany, born August Suffleld, fence revli ftg a, farmer at married in October, 1838, \\ veyor of highways. i.iily Rec- Graham. IV. born Julj Mar- ord, > -'Ha Gran 4. Prudence, boi n February 18 November 23, ger, i Record, 6. Cyrenus Marl In, born — - boi n in Sunderland, Mass., ISS! July 17, 1885. 1, j. " 28, 1805; died and died In Ro Nathaniel Bingham emigrated May H.ierson, ter I - 23. He was i Langdon, N. II., In i x n; (,, w ' 'obi". anger. 11" I of Nort b • 1830. marrieHe ascembd Mard y theKempshall Missouri, river tn. * >(.ed in mills, n i '".ember, Thorn. ,.ni and when within thirty miles i ny of the Suffleld 1807: i Lucy i of Rochester in 1818 The d in March, 17. 5, a mi a house on Csroii streel i no i -i , i plain of North 'in ii." hi-.- was swab This house burned • lift to i. \lay 4, 1809; died m K-ham and .Mr Bingham and I had Allegb.. n '. • "•" led. ,i t0 educate his children in a ,. i < Itr.o. terln die4.d cnea r i 1811: required lb hin death i 11 led .i i Landing in < •!,, In 1870; married of the er, born October 25. In Hochee- led Mary :. .id i.i. . i..mi at tl OHk, Mich. .1 6 Eh n May 29, 1820; died in thi I cemetery. 1864; married Hiram Shearman. Lived 1789; at H -. „_-_ rany uffleld, Conn., April . n born December 10, 1823; ber 10. \l. I.- in Mo.ii .eece) died n. 1861 In Michigan. nber. died He- i "Tied 88. Mar- was Mai —*"""""' John iM.i.bu Parmenter married .11.,i ii,., he daugh- v , led al Ihe Great Bend of . John Leavitt, u leading mer ,- !"hn HM- i " Dow came to the Great m Septem- • uiit i j In the spring or "tsey i b j born July 28. hirty miles c i n the land jer, Thom n and Simon King „,, ,i : • .1 by Zadock a ml n was born November .in. I.I as born February V P mar- .bi road Cullinda Holder was born August 80, dock mark the s] wa« horn April 11, 7. 1828. • mber 21, muary, i conducted II i ...... til in : town was horn May 10. 1810. -narrled • that wai born April 28. ii"hhn was born January 12, n June " 1799 p^t^. ilden was born April 28, I married i ti was born September This Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection •H'S ACRES," "LEST WE FORGET." White, James. 140th gantry, died HESTER HEROES OF '65. In Salisbury prison Ofcember M. 1864. KOI-Til PERRINTON. Wagner, Adam, 140th Jnfantn. died Ashley, Josiah, died October 17, 1893, larsonson, John H., 155th infantry, In Andersonvllle prison In October, a«ed 23. . ._„„ killed at Petersburg September 1, 1863. 18Wilson, William, 140th Infantry, died Aldrich, Heaman, May 28, 1881, aged Piccot, Francis, 14th heavy artillery, Walter, Philip. 151st Infantry, died Aldrich, Sarah, December 21, 1907, died August 31, 1863. aged Prindell, R., 21st cavalry, died July August 18, 1863. . Yunkerwltch, Wendelln, 151st in Beach, Howell, September 20, 1888, 4, 1864. ftsr^d 7 4 Pringle, Albert, 89th infantry, died fantry died Auguetsl, 1864. of wounds. Beach, Charlotte, April 4, 187J, aged in prison June 1, 1864. VER. 72. Pine, John O, died July 28, 1863, of was born in Becket, Boucher, Richard, 1817-1861. wounds. Boucher, Lydia, 1820-. army at Piattsburg , Ellas, 1879-1886. Quinn, John, 94th Infantry, died in M ille r or in 1814, a , . 4 £ S« * Boucher, Henry and Ellen (children Salisbury prison in January, 1865. 0 x e Uve of Richard and Lydia.) Ray, Michael, Third engineers, died - ,P >; * Miss, Abijah, September 19,-1826. February 15, 1864. son, Elihu Grover. tiSS, Pollv Ann. consort of Abijah, Robinson, Robert J.. 8th cavalry, died was horn in Scl '?ust 23. 1808. June 23, 1822, aged 39. in January, 1864. Btt», Thankful, wife of J., July 4, ember 3, 18 as. 1840, aged 71. Robinson, Willlam, killed in battle ugust 16, 1891, June 8, 1864. Etts, E. M., died April 13, 1900, aged lit Smith. 88 Reed, Jacob, 140th Infantry, died in EttS, Mary Jane, wife of E. M., Andersonville. prison in November, 1864. 1 8, IMS, HRed Redmond, Martin, 26th infantry, September 22, 1H8i. killed at Fredericksburg. aged 64, Co, A, 108th New York. Rauch, Albert, 140th infantry, died ihirin. wininm H , January 3, i n o :M January 3, 1863. 1 r,fi- > ~ Raeppael, Eugene, 27th Infantry, tg, Louise M., wife of Georg killed at Gaines Mills In June, 1862. ...her 18, 18M, aged Ritter, Morris, 140th infantry, killed Hirup, I stah, August 17, 1817. at Wilderness May 8, 1862. a Red 74. Rldout, John, 140th Infantry, died in ibrup. Nnney. wife of Islah, prisoi ber 15, 1864. March I, 1117, n«c"i 71. Richards, Joseph, 27th8t h infantrycavalry, Hirup, ISii ' 'oher 20 killed in battle June 5, 1864. 10. Rissinger, Joseph, 151st infantry, Niirilinu '. wife of Inlah and 1863, afcrd 80. died December 14. 1863. Norihrup, Lewis, May 2, 1858, asred Rily, James, 50th engineers, killed Northrup, Sully, daughter of Tslah SUM 108th Infantry, died Rebecca, September io. [828, aged ounds Ma • linger, children of Ocorg. Shi i • pril 16, > ur. h Ida :'i years, Pi i i ... .i ..int in. nt as - \i.i. i April 2, Lorana •I\((»B HOWE. I--I. .. i • Phllena wlfi oi Da I age 28. \ Iberti on, U II • i -amuel, Rock Rlv- I 111 , 4. Frederick >sh. ..f Rush. Mendon 8. .1- Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection 9. Captain Daniel, born October 2, WOODBURY. 1793; died August 10, 1824. Married, I John Woodbury came from Som Hannah Bushnell, November 9, 1815. ersetshire, England. 1624. and with Earl\> IRocbestet Grandfather of George May Elwood, born August 11, 1844; died April 30, Several others had charge of the set- 1906. . A ,,N Uement at Cape Ann. -made by the 3famtt^ IRecotbs 10. Dorothy, born, (?); married (?) Dorchester company. In 1626 the settle Goodman. . , _. ment meeting with little success was Copyright 1911, by Anah ,B. Yates. 11. Hon. Isaac Russell born (?); removed to Salem, where, under the di No. LIII. died in Rochester, February 27, 1863. rection of the Massachusetts Bay com- Any one possessing authentic dates ol Married. Elizabeth Handy Gold of nanv it formed the nucleus of the Mas births, marriages and deaths of early Pittsfleld, June 14, 1849. She died Sep sachusetts colony. In 1627 he returned Rochester families, corrections or ad tember 10, 1869. Came to Rochester to England £a agent for the company and ditions, will assist in this work of col about 1830. He was admitted to the returned again in six months, bring lecting and preserving tne lines of de bar and formed a partnership with ing Ms brother. William and son Hum- scent for future generations by send Samuel L. and Henry R. Selden. Clerk Dhrey These two brothers, John and ing them for insertion in this column. of the Common Council, 1838. Was one William, were the first settlers of what "Those only deserve to be remembered of the founders of the Western Union Is now Beverly. Mass., and built their by posterity Telegraph company and also its first house! near Woodbury's Point John Who treasure- up the history of their secretary and HASTINGStreasurer,. whic h position and his wife were among the original ancestors." Orlando, son of Dr. Seth and Eunice he held until his death. Elwood build steamemberd iss stilof lth Ien Salepossessiom churchn o.f hiHes wades —Edmund Burke. (Parmele) Hastings, was born in F. F. R's. ing was erected to his memory by his scendantconstables, witrepresentativh no other eclai tom ththae nGen the Washingtonson. Frank .Worceste Conn., Marcr Elwoodh 7, 1789. ; died eral court, and held many other pub ELWOOD. in Rochester, March 19, 1861, age 72. original grant. John was twice mar rielicd ofneea He .die Idn I163n 1645 th2 ean towd hin s grantewidowd Richard Elwood, the progenitor, came He was a student at the academy in J htm 200 acres of land near the Bead of from England to this country, 1748. Cherry Valley and afterwards studied in 1672. ,*}£• De^on Peter, baptized July 17. Settled in Minden, Tryon county (now law in Clinton. He practiced his profes 40 : Montgomery county). Wife's name (?). sion In Geneseo until 1830, when he re i» , „oied July 5, 1704. Freeman. April ^9. 1668, representative to the General By trade he was a mason. moved to Rochester and became a urt Issue. leading lawyer. Married first, Eliza c°„ - 1689-91, deacon of the church. I. Daughter, born in England, mar beth, daughter of John and Ann (Em the house he built on the homestead ried ( ) Van Allen. mons) Clark, of Clinton, November 12, still standing. Married, Sarah, daugh II. Richard second, born Minden, 1812. (She was born, Colchester, Conn., ter of Richard Dodge. (She was born, N. Y., March 17, 1750; died in Spring June 29, 1789; died In Geneseo, Novem 1644; died 1726.) field. N. Y., September 24, 1825. III. Deaoon Peter, second, born De One records says burled on his farm ber 15, 1818.) Married, second, his cousin, Mrs. Lydia Frary (Hastings) cember 12, 1666; died Januarv 8, in Springfield, N. Y., another at Rich resided on father's homestead. He was field Springs, N. Y. He was a farmer. Hamilton, August 31, 1823. (She was also deacon of ich at B. Married, Catharine Pell (name changed the daughter of Elijah and Jerusha to Bell during the Revolution). She (Billings) Hastings, of Amherst, Mass., Married. Mary Dodge, Novemh. died December 28, 1835, age 77, and Is born, 1786. She married, first, Chaun- 1692. (She was born 1874i Rib •.I i Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic• ^~=* Scrapbooks ,._. Collection /%ily IRocbestet jfamfl^ iRccorbs Copyright 1911, by Anah B. Yates. Any one possessing authentic dates ol births, marriages and deaths of early Rochester families, corrections or ad ditions, will assist in this work of col lecting and preserving tne lines of de scent for future generations by send ing them for insertion in this column. LV. "There is a moral and philosophical respect for our ancestors which ele vates the character and improves the heart."—Daniel Webster. F. F.'S OF WHEATLAND. GARBUTT FAMILY. Zachariah Garbutt was a resident of the town of Winston., Durham county, England, at the period of the French Revolution. He was born in North umberland, England. "Espousing the whig side in politics in those violent party times in England, when freedom of speech was restricted, he subjected hlmselt to proscription and persecution at the hands of his more loyal neigh bors. His windows were broken in and his children stoned In the s1 Leaving Winston he went into part ol the county, where he re- d for three or four years and then, borrowing thirty guineas to flt fray the expenses of himself, wife and he sought a home In "•mi "i i"illtical ana religious liberty. He arrived in New York In June, 179*. and remained near Ossinlitg until L80CI when he came to the Genesee co,. •Mg first in the iown of Si •• they remained for five years, and while there Mrs. Garbutt died." The eldest sori based land on S creek in 1803 and In 1806 it l>. came the residence of the entlr- lly, and gave the name to the hamlet of Garb a tour of the Western coi going as far us the Mississippi, where JOHN \N li Mil*.! II HI and " i 24th at St. Genevieve and was burled 9. Lucretia, married James Robinson, upon the banks of the river. Mrs. of Rochester. Vean, his first wife. Garbutt's maiden name was Pheba 10. Mercy, died Februarv I ii 21, 1S3 2 Nairn. She died April 80, 1x03, aged 00. 11 Elizabeth, born in 17S1 ; died \" Julv 1, Issue. gust 10, 1838. Married William Reed r .ihn, born In 1780, died March 13, He died December 15, 18. i3. She was n In 1886; enlist i married Mercy, daughter of Rufus the first scho" 1861 In Go K. i Infantry, and Lydia Cady. (She was born In I house at ScottSVllle In s first i Dalton. Mass., March 27, 1788, and died had a large family of boys w residents of Wheatland and Chill. aged 25; unmarried. December 3, 1S48, aged 60, at Wheat iH60. aged ' land!, "lie was a shoemaker by III. Phoebe, born in 1784; died Sep ;i. it" trade and repaid the money borrowed tember 9, 1828, aged irrled 6. 7. dted April 27, 1860, aged George Washh, n ,ji j by his father for passage to this coun ( e e( 7. l born In 1840, a farmer. try by his work at the bench." Ho July 17, 1849, aged I was also a farmer, surveyor and held were Jeremiah, Hazard abetb many town offices. Supervisor oi G., win • n tho edonla in 1S20 before the division of iv. Willlam, boi n old i was the town, and Wheatland's first super land. Hiutl No lor and i" visor In 1821. He represented M. ried, I ...iii Sinclair 1885 county in the state legislature In i living V J'hlllp, born He was one Of the founders of the i, Elizabeth, daughter of I died September Wheatland Farmers" library and the lied Augn daugh first I ii by him, on 1J84. aged 7G. n,, . She was born January 8, and foot, from the store oi Myron Holly in in 1815, in whim died February 22, 1867. Philip bought "i ii,- served In the War •• ards building the fine old h of his father-in-law the mills known of is i ptain Levi that now stami i,e store. II,> as "Garbutt's mills" and the land upon pany. was a farmer and merchant In the earlv , which the extensive and valuable gyp Children. twenties, and his store contained the sum beds were discovered In 1812. He 1. Lydia; married Jefferson Edmunds. first laces, silks and other finery that I conducted the mills for a long pi 2. Minerva, born in 1812; db came to this county. Servi at the same time engaged in mining 3. Zaclm i ia i. ols. and grinding plaster and conducting dieJulrieEdsonEmmonYork458d.y JaneWillia;VolneyLMa11, i• marr s ,illeoy f18, (hormon .Scotlsvlllemarrie9 .im14 H-.aF.,n. marrie nett ,farmeDecembe 1874dbora . maWilliai>n.dr , Fe Marrii?daughtenrl mWoodgateGreece Henr- • rIn y; o fmarHar, Ne Drowf. thwaes villaggeneraengageel odfmerchandis Mumfordin the sam.e estore"H busines/. bi n s In Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ~vllle and Mumford horse railroad in 1837, the second railroad in Western New York. It had wooden rails. Ran on Sunday from Hall's Corners to Scottsvllle; platform cars with chairs, for the accommodation of church goers." He was supervisor five years and served in the War of 1812. He em igrate.i to Ohio, whore he died. Mrs. Philip Garbutt returned to Wheatland ' H and died in 1 1. Sheppard, born February 20, 1816; die2d. PeterJune, bor26, n1853 Septembe. Marrier 1, d1818 Harrie; diedt in St. Josephof Palmyra, Mo.. , Octpber 16, 1900. Married Olivia Hemingv 3. Phoebe, born July 22, 1821; died April 20, 1842; unmarried. 4. John W., born June 28, 1824; now resides on the old homestead, aged 87. Married, first, Elizabeth Harmon Blackmer April 29, 1850. She died June 29, 1858. Married. second, Clarissa Blackmer (a sister of his first wife), April 8, I860. ISS" a. Philip Pomeroy, born January 30, 1852. In California. b. . h born July 30. : married David Barnes. She died June I c. John Frederick. born September 13, 1856; died March fi, 1903, Married Mary, daughter of Thompkins Brown. itober 1, 1861; ' Colorado. Allen Sheffer, born September 1, 1 £ fifi f 'prank L bom September 3 g. Mlnni. 6, 1871 borp October 29, ix_7; 6. Ann, bi ' s:A • 'Uo:i N EWSP unman as?e 37 at li- , , , gCa 28. She ' Of ill" ..I lb, FHILir GARBUTT^ SEtf. IK ' Ne 0r Lo roll of Captain Elijah Dewey'l Dow' r " I ..f Benlng' ronro n. ^ i ,ah, captu . Holt Ml "nan? iriH'oh' a«fe 48 , second lieutenant. Badger AT1. only eon of ensign. FldeY John, at M< sergeant. York. Ellei Smith, Ji uarv il. bru- PR] , uel. ii.n mtiii. \\ uku in-. Joseph. n «nd' Ap ono Marble, Abner. ik °v .iieas. indues of thi • ni, „r, of Bilial |.b • I Porti Arm T,r Wlllough ph. t boar- i luni due bay huu. onn. and R. I. please F. [cKenzie, Sir Alexander on March i«>th ' at'Palwhlnne. Scotland. (The followlm lutionary iAil** tt-iq found in an old account f U , ln £ to Roswell Wi, u «? Henrietta. ' par I men t.) Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ^jy'Issue. Allen, Sarah S., died at Clifton PATTERSON. 1. Henry J>|BVre, born in Galway, Springs, July 16, 1862. No husband. Major John, son of James, of Weth- N. Y., February 14, 1798; died in Roch Formerly of New York. ersiieid, ana Widow Mary (Talcot) ester January 9, 1884. Married Har Daughter Margaret, brother Samuel Patterson, born February 14, 1707-8. riet, daughter of Thomas and Mary Ames Starr, Mary, daughter of my late (Dunning) Benedict September 13, 1824. Married Kuth, daughter of Joseph Bird. step-son, William B. Allen, to Louisa, 2. Charles McCabe, born in Galway, She was born January 28, 1730. Was youngest daughter of the Rev. Thomas January 11, 1810; died in 1826. deacon of New Britain church; a large C. Pitkin; Jane and Julia, daughters of 3. Susan Mary, born in Junius, N. Y.. my sister, Arze Sackett at Canandaigua, land owner. Held slaves, who were August 8, 1803; died May 4, 1880. Mar Sarah and Caroline, daughters of my buried back of his house. Will dated ried Ephriam Barton Price, February brother, Frederick Starr, of Rochester, May il. 1759. He held a captain's com 14, 1821. Emily Kennedy, daughter of my brother mission under the king, in the taking 4. Elizabeth Ann, born in Junius, May Samuel A. Starr of Rochester; Arze Wel- 11, 1806; married Ed. Hopkins, August of Havana in 1762, where he fell with don, (or Wolton). daughter of my late 10, 1829. i more than one-third of his company, sister, Lucinda Carter, of Connecticut; I. Henry Sayre Potter came to Pitts victims to the yellow fever, September Amelia Carter and Catharine Hopkins, ford In 1815 and was associated with j 5, 1762, aged 54. grand-daughters of my late sister, Lu Samuel Hildreth and later with Syl- Issue. cinda Carter and Anna Pitkin and Maty vanus Lathrop. In 1821 he established 1. Mary, born December 5, 1731; Pitkin grand-daughters of my late uncle himself in the mercantile business married John Pierce, of Litchfield, Samuel Starr, of New York. Step-son which he conducted until 1850, when April 18, 1751. George F. Allen, of New York, brother he removed to Rochester and settled 2. Sarah, burn June 13, 1734; married Frederick Starr, cousin Mrs. H. L. Pit on South Fitzhugh street, where he James Lusk December 30, 17.J4. kin, sister-in-law, Lucy Ann Starr, sla died January 9, 1884. He was one of 3. Anna, born December 27, 1736; ter, Arzi Sackett, sister-in-law, Emily the first village assessors In 1827 and married Kev. Stephen Holmes January Starr, (step-son, George F. Allen, of an early schoolmaster, and the first 24, 17 5 9. New York, and Rev. Thomas Pitkin of president of the Western Union Tele 4. Ruth, born June 10, 1739. Albany, and daughter, Margaret, execu graph company. 5. Brigadier-General John, born in tors). Issue. 1744; married Elizabeth Lee June 2, Cousin. Mrs. Harriet L. Pitkin, late 1. Charles Barton, born July 9, 1828; 1766. He graduated at Yale in 1762; brother, Ezra Piatt Starr's children of died in Rochester, December 9, 1906. 'taught school; was also a practicing at Pennsylvania. Married S«,r",h J., daughter of Dr. Noel torney and justice of the peace at New Allen, Jonas, of Mendon, inventory and Delia (Welles) Weaver July 18, Britain where he resided until about December 14, 1826. Signed Ruby Allen. 1866. Children (a) Henry Noel, who 1771, when he moved with his father- Adams, Abner, of Ogden. died Decem married Lillian, daughter of Dr. Peter in-law, Josiah Lee, to Lennox, Mass. ber 8, 1847. Widow, Hannah. Peti W. and Mary (Holsteln) Heron; (b) From there he moved to Blnghamton, tioner, son, Myron Adams, of East Nathaniel Restcome. N, V., where he was chief justice of the Bloomfleld, son, Marcus Adams, of Og- 2. Mary Elizabeth, born January 2, ity court, member of the legisla- Sophla Church, wife of 1831; died In Rochester, April 13, 1891; from New York state four years, Charles, of Ro I Idest daughter married Charles E., son of Romanta congressman from 1803 to 1805; of Julia. and Ruth (Cowles) Hart, June 24, 1858. i brigadier-general during the Revolu- Atchison, John, of Parma, died May Children: (a) Harriet Potter, (b) How | tlon. One of the council that tried • ;:. Widow Abigail; James Hal- ard M., (c) Mary Belle. (Major Andre. Member of the commit- , daughter Frances M., of Parma, 3. Alfred Benedict, born February 16, | tee to amend the constitution of the minor- l<\, of Land Hill, Cal.; 1833; died August 11, 1896. in Fairport. I state in 1801. He was one of the pro- Ine C i.usl, wife of William J., Married Huldah Adella, daughter of ors of the Boston purchase in of Goodrich, Genesee county, Mich., all Aldrich and Mary A. Thayer, April 27, ne and Tioga counties, containing children of John. 1864. Children: (a) Alice Belie, (b) 00 acres, called the "Free town- 1821—1868. • ndequoit, died Frederick Thayer, (c) Bertha Louise. Hied at Lisle, Broome county, Atwood, John, of Penfield, died No Widow Polly 8.; 4. Susan Julia, born June 7, 1835; 19, 1808, aged 64. vember 4, 1839. children, George Willis. Hiram Edwin died In 1908. Married Byron D. Mac- Issue. Widow, Betsey, of the town of "Web years Alpine October 22, 1868. (She was his I -1. Josiah Lee Patterson, born October ster. .. petltlon< second wife). Children: (a) Reynolds 8, 1766; married Clarissa, daughter of ,iren: on. Josh" ill, died Janu- (hi Florence. ral Caleb Hyde In January, 1788. 1. Sophia, wife of Ellphas Wilcox, «f eth; ehll- 2. Hannah; married Eggleston. MONROEPheh CO. PROBATE RECORD*. i..lin. of Chili; Jabez, of Hlnds- Polly, born at Lennox, Mass.; died 2 Ruth. of Gaines- unmarried in South Carolina. 3. Rufus. Of John Marker. I Ruth, born in August, 1774, at 4. Rebecca. . of Chill. Lennox; married Ira Seymour, of Lisle, 5. Susan. Mien, Ellas, N. Y., November 14, 1797. 6. Silence. 1849, leavi ui (WM< 5. Betsey, born ; died unmar 7. Ursula. mes Rosa, ried. Adams, Reuben P.. of Brighton, died ma, Lydia. 6, John Pierce, born May 5, 1787, at August 24, 1861. Widow, Catharine, and F. F.'S OF PITTSFORD. of Ogden, died Octnher Lennox, Mass. Married, first, Sally t, Catharine Cora, under 14. my 21, 1 Widow "hlldren. POTTER.rn, September 16, 1809, at Lisle, r, F. Melancton Davis. (Elisha Y. i : . Mich., and i N.I .Y Nathaniel. Married, , osecondf Portsmouth, Kllbourn, .R . I.H,e B]£issom, e nee, R. I.; 1637;le ddie atd OgdeOctoben ri n 201810, 1704. ;Wa marries thed JUdi i non, of Perrinton, died of Sara- Elizabetfirst supervisoh Stokesr .o f the town and after- ',9. Widow Suza. Heirs and Mich - I wardJohns th,e borsherifn fin oDartmouthf Monroe , countyMaes.;. n ex I of kin \d,,i|ihus and George of HI of full dieHe demigrate in 1769.d tMarrieo Illinoisd Mary, wher. e he died iton, Mo Massachusetts mfant daughter of Ulor. e Nathaniel1850. , born In 1710; died in unknov mon of Indiana. tosh- 7. Mariemarrie, dbor Marn yi n Carr1789,, Octobeat Lennoxr 20;, nam and Erastus of Rollin. astua born leDecemberd Samue 14.l 1787.Kllbour n In April, Mb lii| nrg, U. C. Han- Of Mllw.-v 1808. Thetyo Ninemigratee Partnersd , tNo. Y.Broom Mar-e Perrlnton. ••hall, countHesiry ane dIris theh inn Februaryto Ogde,n 1760in .1813 . ( hayer, of Wal- n;liter of Mar- "TheV. yNathanie had ninl eJob children, born, Julall yo f4 , who1776m; >, wife of Enos ester; marriedied witd hMary consumption., daughte"r of Benjamin I >avld Jen- and Sarah (Little) Sayre, February 15, worth, In 1801 he removed to Seneca mdalgua, Sally, then In 1808 to Canandaigua, 1111 wood, of Mlchi- e he kept a hotel, and died Janu- n, all of age except 10, 1810. I >i.-,ntha and II;.. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection (Baldwin)—Jonathan and wife, Laura, I (Stone)—Deacon Samuel, born Octo . Pittsford church, 1827. Jonathan Bald ber 7, 1760, in Connecticut, came to win, son of Breweri and Hannah (Foote) Pittsford, 1790, where he was a pros ! Baldwin, was born September 12, 1795. perous farmer and many years deacon • at Goshen, Conn. Married, Laura, of the church of which he was one daughter of Daniel M. Welton, Octo- of the original members, in 1809. He 8, 1816. died September 3, 1836, age 75. Mar Issue. ried,first. Amy Wheeler. She was born 1. David Welton, born August" 31, April 5, 1771, and died December 9, 1816. 1817; married, Adelaide Latimer. Was one of the original members of 2. Catharine A., born February 5, Congregational church, 1809. Married, 1819; married, Calvin D Whitney. second, Eleanor (Wood) Cook. (Her 3. Luther Hart, born August 1, 1821; maiden name was Eleanor Wood. She married, Eliza K. Wright. married, first, (?) Porter; second, (?) 4. Daniel Miles, born October 28, Cook, and third, Deacon Samuel Stone.) removed to Massilon, Ohio, where Samuel was a Revolutionary soldier, he died January 15, 1849. although only a lad at tne time. (Con 5. Laura Welton, born February 22, necticut Pensioners Act of 1818, a pri 1829; married, Julius Er. Kilborn, Jan vate residing in N. Y. state. To aid of uary 15, 1849. Died in Hudson, Ohio, 1 army at Peekskill, October, 1777—Cap August, 1849. tain Bryant's company.) 6. Eliza Norton, born January 1, 1826; Issii married, William S. M. Abbott. Novem 1. Theopllus, born October 19, 1792. ber 19, 1846. 2. Samuel, jr., born July 28, 1794. 7. Delphlne M., born May 22. 1837; 3. Simon, born March 11, 1796. married, Ralph W. Wilson. 4. Zelotus, born December IX, l' (Lee)—Abraham Humphrey, came 5. Theodore, born April 13, 1800. from Qrwell, Vt., to East Bloomfield. 6. Amy, born June 25, Married, Huldah Baldwin; had daugh 7. Elijah, born August 10, 1804. ter, Pamelia, who married Robert Lee, 8. Eber, born January 14, 1807. of East Bloomfield. :» Submit, bi 09. (Norton)—I. Jabez, son of Samuel Hi. Betty, born November and Molly (Lucas) Norton, was born ll Suevel ra (?), born £ October 6, 1741, at Durham. Ct. He 25, It was drafted in the fall of 1777 and 12. Samantha, born February 21, 1816. was taken ill at Peekskill and died No 8. Eber, born Pittsford, Janum vember 10, 1777. Married, first, Mar 1807; died September 11, 1864. Married, garet, daughter of Caleb Beach, No his step-sister, Eliza, daughter of Seth vember 21. 1765. She died August 26, anil Eleanor « \A .>.» Cook, September 1766. Married, second, Sarah, daughter 28, 1834. (She was born Febru,. of Ebenezer Buell, of Litchfield, Novem 18HT; died Febi nary 1, 181 ber 12, 1767. (Seth ' er at II. Deacon Noah, son of Jabez and I'ii l -.ford fin . Sarah, born November 6, 1769, died at originally fron Pittsford during the epidemic of 1812, ue. where he had settled in 1794. He built I born November 14, the first frame house in 1795—still 2. Anna Isabel, born March 28, 1837; standing, two miles south of Pittsford May, 1904. Married, \\ on the Thornell farm. He was one of 1861 (a nephew of Jarvls thefirst tow n assessors—1796. He was Lord). supervisor In 1798-1808. Deacon of 3. Tlrzah Marilla, born September 26, Baptist church In 1810. Marrl.-d 1838; died, 1842. garet Patterson, who was one of the 4. Miranda, born February 11, 1842; original Pittsford Presbyterian church died, 1842. members In 1809, and removed to Per 5. Samml II., born August 22, 1843; rinton in 1824. married, Isabel \ Clark, I '"-ember I Mil 25, 1865. 1. Sarah, born April 19, 1795. 6. George F., born February 28. 2. Theron. born January 21, 1797. died, i 3. Polly, born May 25, 1799. 7 I born March 29, 1847; 4. Betsey, horn July 27, 1801. married, Clara 6. Augustus, born November 21, 1803. and Sara 11 . nuary 17, 1871 II. 6. Pamelia, born February 2, 1806. removed to Henrietta, where he is 7. Emily, born May 11, 1808. Justice of the peace. 8. Noah, born August 21, 1810. Issue.|^53?dSrtl« 4 « Personnel, exc< mber 26, 1812. 1. iofffecrsHelen, .born of ,permanen 1872, a tnorma armyl; schooand spel c i- of Noah, burn January •dgraduat of-|suriHo.a.e anld case teachers shal. l be gi«"> c t. 17 71'; married, John V 2. Frank, born 1881; married, Ida De- I on the Susquehan. Witt, of Henrietta, 3. Clarabel. born 1886; married, Bryce K. Chase, of Henrietta. 4. Amy May, born 1889; married, Ver non Welch at Pittsford. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection The records of Mt. Hope, old files of John Harrison died 1825. Ebenezer Hoy' papers, and pension lists have been care -^Lieutenant Jessie Peck, Connecticut regi Lot 31, division 1, New Hampshire reg fully gone over by the historian of this ment, 1&-1S23. Buried In Section G. lot 69. ment. (Marked.) Chapter in order to find the names and rec John Hoyt. Lot 31 division 1, New Hamp ords of our Revolutionary soldiers. The "^Nathan Mulford, 1759-1825. Section J. shire regiment. work of research has unearthed treasures Connecticut regiment. Aaron Bylngton, Connecticut regiment; of historical value, which reflect a flood ^ Deacon Oliver Gibbs, 1760-1826. Buried on died, 1838. of light on the early history of this, our southern slope of Revolutionary hill. ^.10. Idle Coy, 1760-1830. Moved to the Corbin beautiful "Valley of the Genesee," and On the Buffalo grounds iso-called) in Tot, Elm and 2d avenue. tell us that the bones of scores of Revo MT. Hope, are burled: John G. Conklln, New York regiment: lutionary heroes He close at hand. ^ John Whitney, Joel Clark, Connecticut pensioner, 1840; born, 1757; died 1842; lies in Tnere are twenty-two soldiers buried In regiment. Buried division F- lot 89. 1767- public grounds. Pittsford and twenty-eight In two of the 1830. J. Babbitt. 1762-1849. Public grounds. burial grounds in Webster. ^t Samuel Campbell, 1760-1833. Burled In Sec OHiSBIU M««ft»ck. (M-fissna.) "Buffalo One, Captain Willlam McFarlain, lies in tion G. Lot 141. Near Indian Trail. Tun- grounds." Bs^tfAssMIes Rochester's first Union Hill cemetery. / 4 el. lawyer, John Mas. '.*$ who gave In the Lakeside cemetery are Lemuel Barney McGulre, born, 1764, pensioner the seventh deed from the original tnd Speare, Ebenezer Curtice, Abraham Fos ', 1840. Unknown. (1796) of Mt. Hope to Silas Andrus In U ter, and Charles Close. !}|Ljohn Chamberlain, 1764-1843. He was a It ^(ltild^w^mJllraL-LhflJyeny _uf rate ff^ Morey Robb and a few other old sol J pioneer in the town of Perinton; death recJ ti»i« «nm JiliJimT Wlih ni}, solder1 lulherll" diers are burled at West Webster, in pri ord on Mt. Hope books. Cannot locate the iiv-j»uUTlL BPWilnaS Perhaps son. vate grounds, set aside for that purpose grave. who -Is a lawyer, will preserv.- this grave from the Robb farm and in a few years Daniel Moss, born 1740. Pensioner 1840. as ^one of the landmarks of Rochest. the graves will be hard to locate. (Unknown.) pioneer history. In Penfield and Perinton thirty soldiers Philip Moss, New Jersey militia, 1730-1833. t-Phlllp Allen, 1757-1846. Section G. Lot r.T of the Revolution are burled; In Brigh Pensioner. (Unknown.) Near Tunnel, off Indian Trail aven ton, eighteen; Henrietta, seventeen; Rush, , Garret Van Schalck, 1754-1829. Died -^ Joseph Spencer, aoldh . I twenty; Mendon and Honeoye Falls, thlr- , In this village; served as a waiter to Colo- ford, Conn., reglm< Indian j ty-three; Wheatland, seventeen. i nel Goose Van Schalck, and was with him Trail. Mr. Hosmer, who has charge of the In the siege of Fort Stanwlx, August, 4- Lyman Munger, 1757-1R27. Connecticut Belcoda cemetery at Wheatland, writes: ' 1777. regiment. Turn "There are burled eight Revolutionary sol I Rev, Ashbel Baldwin, 1757-1846. One of the */-James Smith, 1748-1819. Tunnel diers Of which number but three have Tirst four persons ordained in America by ->- Thomas Rogers. I markers, while the other five have nothing Bishop Seabury, D. D., Ashbel Baldwin /-Robert , are to show that they are entitled to special served . as quartermaster in the Revolu unknown as to dm deference and honor." The list is as fol tionary army from Litchfield, Conn. He t. All above have markers. lows: Is burled in the lot of his adopted son, 1 AI Rev. Solomon Brown: born 1757; died Charles B. Bristol. Section M. Lot 87. 4r 1815; the first settled Baptist minister west New grounds. November 1, 1?03, a lot was Indian Ti of Utica; set aside for the "Sons" and "Daughters" of the Samuel Stanhope; served In a Massachu and the bones of the heroes of Sullivan's regiment. Passing the setts regiment; died October 22, 1889, aged campaign were removed t" this beautiful 83 years; grave unmarked; . and appropriate resting place on this date. Israel Merriman; grave unmarked; he nt Thomas Boyd, 1756-1779. the I -laed lived and died at Mumford, about 1843; • Washington vine, Northumberland < him v. nit Its i mill George H. S. Smith; burled at Garbutt; j Pennsylvania regiment. supposed to have been born In Germany, Michael Parker, sergeant Captain Simp was conn; oame to America as a Hessian soldier; de- son's ' \1 Tin iary 1 serted and Joined the American army Nicholas i lUth, A Mie Revo | was at Buffalo when the town was burni ford; Corporal George Calhoun; John Con- lution, aa inscribed on New nlon I by the British. December, 1813; James M "l"i Miller; John list. John Toms, soldier of tho Revolution; Putnam; Willi Pey; William ll ( born, 1757; died, October, 1834; vey; Benjamin lurtln and Hum Ferry, .illles, died Noveni- Comfort Smith; born 1766; died, Decem- Pennsylvania and New \ t | her 22. 1853; soldier of the Revolution; regl,,, ,l three unknown. Beside . plain Joseph Russell, 1768-1887. Sect Rufus Hibbard, a Revolutionary Boldier; these graves lie Re\ r Vlnlng, 1754-*^. B. Lot 20. At the first anniversary of taken prisoner at Fort Washington; born. I served his country In ti American Independence held In this vil 1758; died, 1848; lage, J i Following toast * John Joslyn; born, 1753; died, 1830; sol given i Uonary soldiers Russell. dier nl I he Revolution. in thi -utenant Colo- ( Goff. and Milliner: In Chill and Riga are the graves of thir nel Daniel W light, Prig nf officers and soldiers of ty-two Revolutionary soldiers; In ,iy, N. Y., ii in the War linger fourteen; in Gates and Greece, sixteen; In l to ments as the Parma, ten. roe county, N. •m. Brockport Chapter has marked the 1762-1849. Kllllng- Is fame eh graves of twenty-six soldiers, verll long as Bunker Hill «hull stand on its to regiment and state service and sent the irllng, 1758-1849. Served The heroes of '76—Thoy were mm record to Miss Rhodes. Regent of Monroe in-of-war on the high seas. • Iratlon or Chapter, by the historian of Irondequoit numents The n.ilit i Chai" of their when J In Mt. Hope are burled Colonel Nathan II mound rising fi 'Moiber hi of tills first gathering iel i venerated the t i., re soldiers lviug. Virginia regin* their uniforms of tho Old Continentals! ir honors, nn southern slope grav rth, of I. iary hill. fate while d> ing. J Captain Enos Stone served in a Lenox, • ver shed, Tg s., regiment, and is erV Unknown to ii" world bul "in sto of Revolu- v.'t Hi" thought that hers's pillowed a ry hill. (M d -—w - ' % ^MJAJJ Withdrawal 0f a —-* cation made against K. Emerson Babcock To Ad-«. of New York w« No one can do anything very great -* m . stock broker, was folld unless he Is spurred on by an ambi i dress Historical Society on rest this morning by tion which takes the drudgery out of _ . ., , j stader and Sharpe ol his task, an enthusiasm which light T ens his burdens and cheers the wiay. 1 Settlement on Ironae- grand larceny, urst deS The man who goes ho his work as a 1 quoit Bay Preceding Roch-stoc ~^TSSSk valued at $1,000,S galley-slave to his oar can never ac ester. Mrs. Catherine Stoeber\ complish very much; there must be a ' The "lost city" in Irondequoit, street. zeal and great ambition and love for Having secured infol Jsnown 125 years ago as the City of the work, or either mediocrity or fail the kind of stocks heldj Tryon, Tryonville and also as just ure must result. of women in Rochester, It is a very difficult thing to succeed plain Tryon, is so completely forgot in life under the most favorable con ten that even its name suggests no at the home of Mrs Sto locain.,il •.«!„+i™relation«s +t«o tv,theQ «.nranvk anCT,dH fiifiloe onf to be connected witu t ditions, but to love your work is a reputable broker here, tremendous help, a great tonic En present dwellers in the Genesee val ley. The story of the forgotten city the sale of the stock sh< thusiasm seems to make us uncon that it would be lower scious of danger and obstacles. If will be told to the Historical Society m next Monday night, when A. Emer that he would then buy you find your ambition dying out, if stock which would rise you do not feel the same zeal for son Babcock of this city will lecture in the Museum building, The stock which she , your work, if you are not so interested 000 was sold by him for that you long to go to it in the morn Exposition Park, on "The City of His arrest was madade f.fc ing and hate to leave it at night, there Tryon and Vicinity." Mr. Babcock has complaints conce?rnin g \ is something wrong somewhere. Per Jong been interested in local histori Evelyn Shields, 235 , of Ml haps you have not found your right cal research. ada, was arrested with hi place, discouragement may have killed So much doubt was connected with after she was de your enthusiasm and diminished your ithe story of the pioneer hamlet, dig- she was permitted to r zest. jiilled by the name of "city" by some home in Canada. Everywhere we see people side historians, that its exact location was tracked, with their fires banked, the for a time conjectural. However, water In their boiler's cooled down, Irondequoit Chapter, D. A. R., has and yet they are wondering why ex erected a tablet near the site, which System Oi press trains fly past tliem, while they in a general way is on the western creep along like snails.. They can side of Irondequoit creek, not far not understand why banked fires and from Atlantic avenue dugway. lukewarm water will not pull their It has rceently been established IsSc trains at express speed. that Salmon Tryon of Ballston, not The great majority of people who ^mother pioneer by the Tryon sur Motorists are aroused ol do not amount to anything in the name, was the real founder of the of taxation on auton impressed with the pos cording to George C. Don* world, those who are side-tracked, the <, idle, the indolent, the mediocre, have sibilities of the location near the tary of the An ltl failed from the lack of ambition. Jiead of Irondequoit bay, which In ester. They v KerJ The youth who hungers for an edu fhose days was open to lake vessels of basing the « cation, who longs for improvement, of considerable size, Tryon purchased It i:< no matter how poor, generally finds a fc. large tract; staked off lots; sold motor vehicles way. But there is little hope for the many of them to settlers, and the the list prices ambltionless, there Is no way of firing, Uity of Tryon, doomed never to get motorists contei " ~+irring no stimulating I past the hamlet stage, was begun. lly falling Mon H> get . it flourished for many years before machine who i s^ V1>- *Jtochesterville was even thought of. drop in prices is *\t that point was the k' elia, died at < iga In t he 84th Infantry, kill . 33. infantry, Tun-ui. October io, Turrlll. Marv. wife ,,r Daniel, Novem- pi(], . V. VVOIIIltl- aged 64. ,;h William il.. 108th Infantry, Turrlll, - T., April 10, 1812, April, 1864, 18. .III. Hetty, wife of FlOSWelt, . Tl|I; i in January, Wil lard it.- of Emory, died i 11.. 'it ry. died June 3, 1865, aged 76.. r wounds, Wil lard. February 4, 1872, T.i ii I 90. Talbot, Amos T., died of wounds Wasrner, OuStavus, 1867, ap. [August 9, 1864, H, Miith volunteers. Templar, James A., navy, died of Whitford, Turr.y. wife of Hlrm in February, 1865. MH.* i 20, 1858. aged 44. v 6, 1824, aged homas, P8th infantry, killed ars and 5 months. lo November, lM;Lantry| lk, 140th infantry, prison June 17, 1864. 50th •ttfineers, fllefi • cavalry, died June 78th Infantry, died Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection ISSU". 1. Burr, born November 12. 1799, at "GOD'S ACRES." Trumbull, Conn.; died in Rod May 4, 1877. Married Sarah Fisk De HENRIETTA. JUNE 24, 1911 cember 10, 1821. (She was born Corbln, Amon Deacon. March 10, 1802; died at Rochester in Corbin, Civil, wife of Deacon, Jan 1885). uary 14, 1835, aged 35. a. Abel Gillett, born'January 10, 1823, Corbin, Lathrop, October 7, 1825, In Perrinton; married Cornelia A. Sco- aged 27. Earl^ IRocbestet vil in Warsaw. Corbin, Eliza, daughter of William b. Nehimlah Beach, born February and Mercy. October 12. 1829, aged 18. 14, 1825, at Webster; married Electa Corbin, Amos, January 7, 1S29, aged jfamilv IRecorbs Louise Eckler, of Penfield. 56. c. Sarah Rebecca, born December 30, Corbin, Rebecca, wife of Amos, Sep - Copyright 1911, by Anah B. Yates. 1826; married Lebbeus Ross Moore, of tember 3, 1821, aged 52 LI. Penfield. Dayton, Isaac N., born In Arlington, Any dne possessing authentic dates of d. Greenleaf M., born October 14, Vt.; died in Pittsford October 14, births, marriages and deaths of early 1830; married Elnora, daughter of Isaac aged 73. i-ter families, corrections or ad and Lucy Crippen. Dayton, Hannah, wife of Isaac N., ditions, will assist in this work of col- 2. Nehimiah Beach, horn September horn in Hhesterfield. Mass.; dii Pittsford August 1 ged 46. ig and preserving tne lines of de- 18, 1801, at Trumbull, Conn.; came to Dayton. Cynthia, wil Bcent for future generations by send Monroe county with his parents. Re formerly wife of Grove Maltby, ing them for insertion in this column. moved to Rochester in 1830. He was a civil engineer and in the tran if.. 1856, aged 7 1. tatlon business. Alderman in 1819- ion, Caleb, born In Arlington, "Those who do not look upon them Vt., in 1778; died in Pittsford Apr] selves as a link connecting the past 50. In 1854 a member of the banking company of Belden, Keeler I 1857, aged 79. willi the future do not perform their DaytOn, Parthena, born in Arlington. duty to the world."—Daniel Webster. Trustee of the Rochester Savings bank in 1S65. Married, first, InWirn Hart- J Vt.. in 1781; died in Henrietta March 12, PERRINTON'S FIRST FAMILIES. well, of Pittsford, N. Y., January 10, aged T*. 1831. She died March 2, 1839. Mar Dov h, July 19, IS:'" NORTHRUP. ried, second, Elizabeth Chauncy Lang- •uane L„ son of M I. Isiah Northrup was born Api don at'Buffalo, September 1, 1840. fS Gage, Bradley F„ January 6, 1844, at Stratford, Conn. Man aged 1 Issu. bj Mi 1 si Wife. ^^ Mary, daughter of Andrew tiubbel , a. George Hartwell, removed to Howard, children of Ezra and mber 1/, 1767. (Sue was bapl Michigan. Mary, wife of Luther, N" i. 17 19). (This is from the. Ni b. Sarah Eliza, born March 13, ber 1, 1822, aged 28. icneology, which does not give died .l.inunrv u. (NM married Profes Laughlir. April 6, 1843. aged records). On the (.-, i sor r»l is Hall I 58. In the old cemetery, one mite south of sity of Rochet-i < LAAC/ J 5£ Mead, Sally, wife of Willi Fairport, is the following: c. Louise Hartwell, born February tembe1, isnar 6,c 1829N., Dayton)aged 29., June 15, 1856, -. ugjust 17, 21, IS Maltby, Maynard. January 1, •i.ii. died VI. Isiah, jr., came to Perrinton in aged 29. I. 1817, aged Maltby, Cynthia (who married, aec- Northrup came to PerrinJi 1808 and settled west of Fairport, ber W, 1825, where he built the fourth saw mill in live with i ns, and died ai t hi Rav. 11. . - of Andl-ew. Perrinton on Thomas creek and • i and sawed the; lum 1.in led 1 Issue All Born in Connecticut. Perl - ased i ah, born September 8, 1768. h he built his house. 1 I n. Abi.ih, born April 16, 1770; ro Mdwards, of Trumbull, I Perl ll I Mi, I Gillett, born April 9, 1772, Lewis up, of ' 'i..11.11. ..iber 17, 1828. He dii 1 1'. 1 1 I 2 or 1820. ... born November 22, 177 1; 1853, aged 72. She died 1863, ed to aged 80, and Is burled al Perrinton be tween her two husbands, Isiah, jr., and 'Kan. Lewis. rn March 19, 1777; mar- Issue. a Moaner; second, Fred- 1. Abijah Edward, born in 1803 at ber 5, 1856, VI. [slab, Jr., born March 9, 1779, of Trumbull; married Emeline Strong In died < ictober 20, 1819, aged 1830. June 7. 1882. aged bei, born March 22, nectlcut: died at Pertfleld February ifi, .1 Dr. Alansun Pi (!on- wife of David R.. M 1899. (H S l:.t- 1 M VIII. Pollj ..in born February 3, Treadwell, of Perrinton. In 182" married died at Penfield September m Peri Ing Lor rnbei it), 1S26. r 20, 8 M "Militia voMini. aged 39, at Perrln- Issue. IX. II iiblah, burn May 6, 1 i led Octob. a. Bench. _ second, 1 irah. born Novembi 1 isiah, third, dii i.ittnnnncn a Ife of David, Jan- 1 olning Of his country Deci his brother, bul sold out 12, M May 26, 1832, ed i" AM. bo tl Orson hlngton In the in 1817, aged 29. \\ mm 1 1 14, 1811. w aa aged In the w .11 "i L812, e. Elmer. 11, bin 11 f. S^ Came to g. Pitt M. 10 and Cor twei 1 er IAA-^/Von thi.s Olotw . monumen/fc« /* t b °\ • .1 I.. Al ol. .. HI with his broke aged XIII iitrr Sturgls, born In 1807. In Con ..ton in I necticut; died In Rochester April 7, 1892. Mat. Ann Kldnev. I I I Sh0e db horn In 1R09. She Misalom, 1815; rem ,. 1, Thorn Jersey. 1 had "I" 6. John 1. horn in ' Scott.) or. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks(Ensworth Collection) children of Azel and F. F.'S OF PITTSFORD. ADDITIONS. (Sarah) Rogers Ensworth: n Garnsey (or Guernsey) emi- 1 Jared L., born in 1786; died in 1855. (Baldwin)—L Baldwin married l from the Isle of Guernsey, near Married Sallie Wilcox in 1813. (She Christina (Thomas) King in October, nd, and settled at Mllford, Conn. died In 1855). , , .- 1851, widow of Robert Graham King. m M Joseph, son of John, 1639, of Mil- 2 Russell, born in 1788; died in 1834. "She was born July 17, 1821, and died Mod, married Hannah, daughter of Married Ann Brockway In 1815. She September 1, 1902. Samuel Cooley, sr., April 10, 1673. died in 1834. * Children. II. Joseph, son of Joseph I., born S Hannah, born In 1791; died in 1791. 1. Mary Electa Baldwin, born In Au January 13, 1674. Married, first, Eliz 4. Maria, born September 20. 1793: gust, 1852; married Maro E. Richards. abeth Disbrow. Married, second, died November 21. 1880. Married 2. Samuel Cutler Baldwin, born Sep Eleanor and removed to Beth Hubbard Hall September 20, 1813. tember 24, 1855; married Lena Stickney lehem Society, Woodbury, Conn., where 5. Mason Cogswell, born in 1796; died Latta. his wife died September 15, 1753, aged in 1820. 3. Emma Louisa Baldwin, born March 77. He died September 15, 1754, aged 6. Sarah, born in 1798; died in 1S24. 2, 185?; married Alexander Clark Web 80. Married John Shethar in 1823. ster. III. Peter and John (twins), born 7 Sophronla, born in 1801; died in 4. Graham King married, first, Stella April 6, 1709. (John married Ann, 1882. Married Benjamin Cam Annis; second, Frances Williams. daughter of Deacon Jeremiah Peck. (his second wife) in 1823. (Graham)—R. J. Graham was horn He settled in Amenia, N. Y.) Peter .8, Nelson, horn in 18(14: died in 1804. in 1722; died in July, 1795. Married married Ann Gunn, of Mllford, Decem $C"9. Eliza, born in 1806; married Rufus Mary (?) Sheldon (?) Mav 37T.48. ber 9, 1731, and removed to Bethlehem, .in 1825. (She was born In 1725 and died May 14, ' !onn. 10. George W., born in 1809; mai 1776.) (Bible records worn and faded). Issue. Fannv Langworthy in 1836. (Father's name gone; born in 1700). IV. Soloman, born . Married s;i one)—Uriah Stone descended from Issue. ( Sarah, daughter of James Kasson, of Gregory, of Cambridge and Watertown. 1. Rev. John Augustus, born March Bethlehem, November 15, 1764. Conn. Had John, born in 1610. of Sud- 17, 1749; died May 18, 1796. Married V. James K. Garnsey (or Guernsey) burv, who married Ann How, an" Jerusha Peck. was born December 31, 1769, at Beth married Mary Ward In 2. (?) Sheldon, born September 10, lehem, Conn., son of Soloman and and had John, who married Anne 1750; died in September, 1811. Mar Sarah (Kasson) Garnsey. He was a Tlleston in 1707, and had Uriah, horn ried Jane Scott. theological student of Dr. Smalley's. Mav 16, 1713. January 10, 1746, Uriah, 3. Mary, born March 6, 1752; died in Licensed to preach October 8, 1790, at Of !"ramingham, M 1816. Married Solomon Cumins. Newington, Conn., at thi if ReV. ngaged In potash mar.. 4. Love, born October 1, 17.".:',; died J. Belden, and was then called to Hiring. A soldier of the French war. August 5, 1804; married James Husk. tleton, VI uhed Hie first ser Marriethat hde boughNovembet largelr y22 o,f soldiers1739, 'Mar lanyd 5. Sarah, horn January 22. mon in North fie pi (now Pittsford Blountclaims. andH ebecam diede aproprietot Oxfordr, olMass. . In October. 1811. Married George Mer Silas Nye's farm. (As the Rev Octobetownshipsr 21. 1797Ther. e Shbeine dieg dsom Septembee doubrt rills (a sea captain). urst came in 1798 it must have 1. 1792. Hivalidits sony Johnof , born May 17, 6. Ruth, born Aupust 23, 1757; died been previous to that It is i^iyh-promise1750, married witdh 1Elizabet h Leonardii an,d acof- May 12, 1830; married Gideon King De ..reached the second ~\ "epteSpringfieldd 1,50,0 acreMasss. onA thetraditio Genesene riverunsr n in Canandaigua He seems to cember 31. tSoil. have | i ry, for he was wa7s. Robertborn Apri, borl n26 ,tn 1735)44vuvrt?\t ed In X1834 . . go, nil chose" of Ontario county in 8. Narcissus, borIssuen Octobe. ^Ili'ir 16,' 1702. "..1 n Sep- 1886 I d Phineas Bs 19. IsaaDanielc , Kingborn, borMayn 25Septembe. 1764;r die 12d, tembe, ...I in Lima an.I ('h.-ir- Jul1780y; 28married. 1798;, marriefirst, d (gone)Lydia. Married, Hannah Cl Mate, Ut lle bought ginseng ol 10. EbenezerM widow , Rosbore 1n November 11, son, from his 17682.: Charlemarries d (?)Jan, eb e . 25, 17X2; Lei- came marrieI. Revd .Catharine John, hor Utchoffen In 1722r (?). n. eb Veil moved to New York state, where other Ingston Ci Jul8.y Elizabeth13. 1779., Ruthhorn, Apridaughtel 18,r of Isaac , •• Klnor and wldowtof ( i children were born. April 7, 1816. . second, I 4. Clarissa, born March 1 1 5. Harriet, born March 9, 1789; mar (Robb) gives a April 20. 1 .Mid ],, John • id, where ried Justus Foote. fi. Jerusha, born January 22, 1792. "..ii. Ayer- 72, and is to i 'i.i Mil tsford grou 7. 9 horn July 8, 1794; died September 11, 1861. •I in New 1. Sarah Elizabeth, horn April 27, one and set tied In Roch- I • 9. Daniel, of Suffleld, Conn, (whose ty 31, 1831, hy Rev. pisicr No. 6 married Gideon King), ;." resided and -v 17, 1816; married Simon Ti net] III th ctobean,r 15, 1839. with his wife, Lydia (Good ing business until I Le be- 2. Julia NortonBy Secon, bord n WifeAugus. t 20, 1809. Graham, to G. ountry (King'pnrchases of pi" Hie First j sorge Elliott,S ,bor born n hvbruarNovembey r11 2, Landing) in 1797 (He died of from Nath Married, 1811i,; Godfrey, born>34 8 .October Studie 8,d la1823;w wit h list, 1798, and his first, Kelson, In (She name is on Gideon Kin",' Irae d BellowsJanuar.v 1, I was born In ii "gland, in rd's Landing He 4. France.tharines Dickinson, born Marc, borh n 20Febru, i - mi died iii i;...in ster August 20, ed March 15, l ! 5 ilia I h.ii.H u-h .1 | William obb, born field. Conn.. May 10, 1790. After the 1841). M lla I, 8, Lucy Ellen, born August March death of Daniel Hrahaiu and ' Buchan (born "il a HandVisit, -ud.il at Pittsford. King, their widows and Gideon I itnO 1803M. ; she died January 9, 1883). r i, two sons, Bradford and Mosc In Mi ...11 :i"-.! 1 ...ilds in at Pitts. to Suffleld, Conn., in 1788-99 Canada. She died December 10, 1901. malned until 1802, "wbon they wenl to Is: New York and lived on John III. John All born May Broadway. There tliev pa" 10, 1868. Reside* in Rochester. cows along the creek that was after wards dredged out as a canal and 1 Hon to form Canal street. Returned (lbeld In 1808, That same year Mrs. King rode alone on ut to CanandaiR" I the division of her late - er which t In that was never si irlly lo I he heirs. In 1 with 1 Bible records of Moses B. King). Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection EAST HENRIETTA. Seventy-three years ago to-morrow following May. The evidence was All that remains of what was once a —on June 25. 1838—the first mur very strong, and the jury soon agreed good sized acre are the following in- derer was executed In the county of upon a verdict of guilty. Samuel lions and many of these imper- Monroe. His name was Octavius Beardsley, the attorney-general of tht Capron, Jacob, "a minister of the Barron, a young Frenchman, who, on state, came here to assist in the prose ,el," August 25, 1S26, aged 42. the evening of October 23, 1837, had cution and make the address to the is or Pavis, Ann, wife of John, shot, killed, and robbed William Ly jury. The sheriff was Darius Perrin. .mliier 4, 1852, aged 53. man. The scene of the shooting was and he hanged Barron with his own Fargo, John E., February 5, 1854, hands, in the old "Blue Eagle" jail, aged 81. _ , an open lot between St. Paul street T and Clinton street, north of Franklin. which stood south of the present lo Fargo, Keturah, wife of John, June cation of the Erie railrocd station. 7, 1851, aged 74. , „ * near Lyman's home. A horse railroad for freight and passengers ran along Under the law he was entitled to a i children of Comstock and fee for this service of $500 fro the Kirby, Lucretia, wife of M. W., Au the river bank from Carthage to the public treasury, but he declined to gust 7, 1852, aged 38. corner of Main and South Water claim it. Later on, when he put in a Lewis, Esther, "late consort of street connecting lake and river navi bill of $1.50 for the rope used in the James L., November 11, 1829, aged 27. gation with the Erie canal. Horace execution, the board of supervisors re Lewis, Lucy, wife of James L., bea- Hooker & company., who had exten fused to pay it! The excitement at the ,rUpike,'Lyman, May 5, 1832, aged 22. sive warehouses at Carthage, held the time of the execution was so great •ini (rest gone). lease of the road, and their main of that it was necessary to call out the ley, Deacon Isaac, May 17, 18&8, fice was where McSweeney's cigar militia to preserve order in the str aged ". are and 11 months. store now stands. Mr. Lyman was Mr. Perrin was the last survivor of Mercy, wife of Deacon, July employed in this office. On the even the real pioneers. He was born in ley, Charlotte, daughter of Dea ing of October 23d he put several Perinton (named for an unci' con and Mercy, December 5, 1832, aged hundred dollars In his pocket book 1804, came here in 1812, and 18. and It is supposed that Barron, March 15, 1894, after a residem Seeley Rhoda. wife of Nathaniel, watching outside the office, saw him Rochester of eighty-t* I it- IS. 1834, aged 90. . do it. But he did not see him place walked across tho stringers of the ,ias, "Late of the Isle of within his hat about $5,000 In bills, br'ldfe (finished in isi2i. I rd the a," March 2 1, IS 11 (age gone). also belonging to his employers, cannon fired by the British fleet off Taylor Jam-, wife of Thomas, No- which he Intended to take home for Charlotte in 1814, was a leader Ir the 1828, aged 61. safe-keeping. As Mr. Lyman walked red-hot politics of anti-Mas. Wilcox, Frederick, November 10, 1830, homeward about 9 o'clock In the even ANSWERS. and when the city was i Whitaker, Jonathan, November 19, ing, Barron followed him, killed (Love.)—Great Bend was first settled elected sheriff in 1887, was appo »ged 66. _ . .. him with a pistol, and fled with the In 1787 by Majo r Buck anm d his son, postmaster by Zachary Taylor In ; Whitaker, Mary, wife of Jonathan, pocket book, leaving the larger Bum bod, Captain Benajah Strong, Ajais and not only hanged Ihe first mm I January 31, 1836, aged 61. of money behind. The body of Mr. Strong, i" Bennet, Mr. Mitchel. Lyman was discovered the next morn er, Barron, but the second, Austin \ in; ii"Mon and some asso- ing by Judge Harvey Humphrey, who Squires, November 29, 1838, who ibankes, found gave the alarm. A boy made known shot his wife in tho early summ way in these banks of the Sus- ; the fact that he had heard the shot located .-s for on the previous evening and had seen tpon them, living a sort of a man with a glazed cap. This gave bucanier life. It is said they fled a clew to Barron, a watch was set from hellion in Massachusetts upon him, and he was seen to go to war. Their slay, how the Tonawanda railroad station, at ever, was dnlj temporary. They are the corner of West Main and Eliza supposi 'i 10 have killed two Indians beth streets with the apparent inten Hi:, i tiangd i 'olnt to tion of getting out -of the city, and gat hi i apph from their trees at the then to turn into a wood-yard and three large and hide something between two piles of stood, and lumber. This package was found to nil "i- .i pari do still stand, not be his handkerchief, with his name, the northern abutment of the and a wallet, known to belong to the I was murdered man, which contained near .ks. It was known thai ly $500 in bank bills. When Barron • Hi" Indians at returned to this place to get hlo plund roving trib" that were er and board the train, he was nr- i. red "Hi laws. rested. His trial did not occur till the urch at Great Bend in 1789. ns, of Al- county; Jonathan Bennet, Jr.. Asa Adams, oratia si roi. I ah Strong, Bennett, ii . Stephen Murch, Mr. tss, with i Annals of Blng- IIItry connected It, bj .M M Wilkinson, 1840. P. We next find Lansing, Thompktns pounty. f-Ilst., In Benajah Strong came to th his Bon, m, firsti n the spring of 1791 and ased 2,000 acres of land. He was in 1710. In the Revolutionary churchtheRemoveIthacwher1836n. eat .oHfoh d LiveeGenesee r waafterward remainetwd sofirst a oyears membefod ras untit ;on therAthente lo o yearnfhiGrea tthso ; edeatLansing ti the Baptisn Bend1782hn tInot.;, A very beautlfull dinner wasCentral given Library of Rochester and Monroe County • Historic Scrapbooks Collection at the Country Club on Wednesday by ANSWERS. 6. Sarah Ann, born in Henrietta, 1825. Mrs. Frederick W. Yates, of South (Olmstead)—Jared. esq., born July 1, 7. Martha Delano, born in Henri- j Fitzhugh Street, lor the purpose of 1753, was the son of Samuel and eU( Grandson, Isaac C. Sheldon, of Men- "" Abigail (Smith) Olmstead. He died bringing together some of the oldest CO residents of the city or descendants of May 28, 1825. Married November 30, (Volvin)—Luther, from R. I., to Dan• 1773, Hannah, -daughter of Gideon and by vt lTiiH. He found his way there the first settlers, who should be charter u r members of a society devoted to the Rachel Betts, of Ridgefield, Conn. (She by me r'ked trees. me a Q aJ* permanent preservation of some of the was born May 10, 1755, and died Feb and joined th. His wife Lydia. historical facts in regard to early days ruary 28. 1826.) died, 1814. He died 1829, age about 90. In Rochester which have not been pub I. Lewis, born March 19, 1774, died 1. S1 i (had a son, Benajah, who November 9, 1847. Married, Sarah, lished. man. in,i.MM., daughter of Jo* The decorations were in keeping daughter of Trowbridge and Sarah Irish; n 'nd, Hannah, •wiith the idea of the meeting, the din Bennett, of Ridgeland. 1794. He died daughter of Gllberl Maimer. Benajali ner table centered by a rustic log cabin at Otsego, N. Y., November 9, 1847. His 11.1 * UmA overlaid with moss. Animals such as wife died April 23, 1855. nna Abbot. Haa were found, in the woods in those days II. Nathan, born April 1, 1776, died thre. Ot llartM were placed here and there about the December 6, 1833. Married. Martha, N. v : Phila. table and the place cards held quaint daughter of Captain John and Huldah led Lucy *nnk. pictures of Rochester in 1820, produced Waterous (first wife), April 25, 1797. died 1836, ag< , ,r from a water color drawing made by He died December 6, 1833. She died Colvin an early Ve3- Mortimer Reynolds. The building in May 19, 1816. settler wh" went to Geneses th* foreground stood on the site of III. Jonas, born January 31, 1778, ids glv-5 Reynolds Arcade, and the little wooden died April 20, 1858, at KeesGVille, N. Y. lomfiel No- structures surrounding 4t had no trace Married, first,Poll y Terhune, at Norlh- low, umberland, N. Y. Married, set .in:.1.1. k. of the present environment.