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The DAR, founded in 1890 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's future through better education for children.

DAR members volunteer more than 55,000 hours annually to veteran patients, award over $150,000 in scholarships and financial aid each year to students, and support schools for the underprivileged with annual donations exceeding one million dollars.

As one of the most inclusive genealogical societies in the country, DAR boasts 168,000 members in 3,000 chapters across the United States and internationally. Any woman 18 years or older-regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background-who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution, is eligible for membership.

To get all of the information on your own eligibility, [http://www.dar.org/natsociety/content.cfm?id=92&hd=n&pf=n visit the DAR site].

This page contains many established DAR entries. Possibly your ancestors are here. These items can contain several generations of information, with dates, etc. I hope you find something useful.

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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 15
page 111

Mrs. Frances Bentley Wever.
DAR ID Number: 14297
Born in New York.
Wife of John Madison Wever.
Descendant of Asa Douglas and of John Douglas, of New York.
Daughter of Hiram Jackson Bentley and Hannah Louise Fouquet, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Lewis Fouquet and Abigail Douglas, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of John Douglas and Hannah Brown, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler, his wife.
Asa Douglas, (1715-92), commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington. The garret of his house (which is still standing at Stephentown) was used during the Revolution as a jail. He was born at Plainfield, Conn., and died at Stephentown, N. Y.
John Douglas, (1758-1808), enlisted as matross at the age of eighteen in Capt. Andrew Moodie's company, Col. John Lamb's artillery. He was born at Canaan, Conn., and died at Plattsburg, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 18
page 82

Mrs. Nancy Louise Denison Cowee.
DAR ID Number: 17212
Born in Rensselaer County, New York.
Wife of James F. Cowee.
Descendant of Sergt. Daniel Denison, of New York.
Daughter of Pardee N. Denison and Aurora F. Streetee, his wife.
Granddaughter of George T. Denison and Nancy Niles, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Griswold Denison and Rhoda Tifft, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Daniel Denison and Katherine Avery, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Daniel Denison and Rachel Starr, his wife.
[p.82] Daniel Denison, (1730-93), served as sergeant in Capt. Stephen Niles' Fourth regiment New York militia, under Col. William Van Renssalaer. He was born in New London, Conn., and died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 18
page 179

Miss Carrie J. Tucker.
DAR ID Number: 17476
Born in Warren County, Illinois.
Descendant of Lieut. James Jones and of Samuel Bostwick, of New York.
Daughter of John Tucker and Ida Bostwick, his wife.
Granddaughter of Alanson Bostwick and Jane Jones, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of James Jones, Jr., and Waty Jerome, his wife; Daniel Bostwick and Sarah Hoyt, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of James Jones and Catherine Denison, his wife (m. 1778); Samuel Bostwick and Dorcas Rockwell, his wife.
James Jones, (1754-1803), served as ensign, 1778, and as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany county, New York, militia. He was born in New London, Conn., and died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Samuel Bostwick served as a private in the Westchester Co. militia under Col. Thomas Thomas. He was born in Bedford, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 18
page 242

[p.242] Mrs. Margaret Willes Stout.
DAR ID Number: 17661
Born in New York City.
Wife of Herbert Stout.
Descendant of Capt. Solomon Willes, of Connecticut; Capt. Asa Douglass, Capt. William Douglass, of New York; Capt. James Morgan, of New Jersey.
Daughter of George A. Willes and Margaret Sophia Herbert, his wife.
Granddaughter of Azariah Willes and Leidamia Douglass, his wife; Obadiah Herbert and Margaret Van Wickle, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Solomon Willes and Elizabeth Lathrop, his wife; William Douglass and Hannah Cole, his wife; Judge Jacob Van Wickle and Sarah Morgan, his wife (m. 1766).
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Asa Douglass and Rebecca Wheeler, his wife; James Morgan and Margaret Evertson, his wife.
Solomon Willes, (1730-1807), commanded a company at the Lexington Alarm and the siege of Boston. He was born and died in Tolland, Conn.
Asa Douglas, (1715-1792), commanded an independent company of Silver Greys at the battle of Bennington. He was born in Plainfield, Conn., and died in Stephentown, N. Y.

William Douglass, (1743-1811), rendered important service at Bennington, where he was sent out as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn., and died in Stephentown, N. Y.
James Morgan, (1734-84), entered the army as ensign and commanded a company of state troops under Col. Nathaniel Heard. He was born in Middlesex Co., N. J., and died in South Amboy. His son James served in the army.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 20
page 20

Miss Elizabeth Antonia Mason.
DAR ID Number: 19049
Born in Brooklyn, New York.
Descendant of Jonas Hunt, of Massachusetts, John Keeny and Ens. Japhet Mason, Jr., of Connecticut.
[p.20] Daughter of James Edward Mason and Elizabeth Antonia Hunt, his wife (m. 1847).
Granddaughter of John Hempstead Mason and Eliza Wilson Diehl, his wife; Myal Hunt and Nancy Lewis, his wife (m. 1822).
Gr.-granddaughter of John Mason and Elizabeth Keeny, his wife (m. 1795); Jonas Hunt and Anna Myal Bond, his wife (m. 1781).
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Japhet Mason, Jr., and Patience Hempstead his wife (m. 1767); John Keeny and Abigail Lester, his wife (m. 1771).
Jonas Hunt, (1757-1831), was a minute man at Lexington and Bunker Hill. He reënlisted and served under Capt. Simon Hunt 1777. He received a pension which after his death was continued to his widow. He was born in Concord, Mass.; died in Winchester, N. H.
John Keeny, (1746-1811), was master of a vessel to carry supplies to the army. He was born and died in New London.
Japhet Mason, Jr., (1742-87), served as ensign of the first company under Capt. John Hempstead, Third Regiment, Connecticut militia, 1777. He was at Fort Trumbull with his brother-in-law and escaped with a wound in the thigh. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, New York.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 23
page 295

Miss Mary P. Rhoades.
DAR ID Number: 22841
Born in Geneva, New York.
Descendant of Sergt. Nehemiah Cleveland, Capt. William Douglas and Capt. Asa Douglas, of New York.
Daughter of Sumner Rhoades and Susan C. Prentice, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Rhoades and Electa Cleaveland, his wife; David Prentice and Cordelia Willis, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Nehemiah Cleaveland and Hannah Parsons, his wife; Dr. Azariah Willis and Deidamia Douglas, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Douglas and Hannah Cole, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler, his wife.
Nehemiah Cleaveland, (1753-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Onondaga Co., for service of private and sergeant in the Massachusetts Continental Line. He died in Skaneateles, N. Y.
William Douglas, (1743-1811), rendered important service at Bennington as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Asa Douglas, (1715-92), commanded an independent company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington. The garret of his house was used as a jail. His son Asa served as a major.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 24
page 267

Mrs. Maria Brown Flack.
DAR ID Number: 23761
Born in Lancaster, New York.
Wife of William Scott Flack.
Descendant of Daniel Brown, of New York.
Daughter of John Brown and Harriet Brown, his wife.
Granddaughter of Daniel Brown and Martha Rogers, his wife.
Daniel Brown, (1753-1837), served as a private at the battle of Bennington. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 25
page 88

Mrs. Anna M. Peckham.
DAR ID Number: 24245
Born in Trenton, New Jersey.
Wife of Merritt Peckham, Jr.
Descendant of Sergt. William Bliss and of William Greenman.
Daughter of William G. Taylor and Mary Ann Greenman, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Greenman and Abagail Bliss, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Jonathan Greenman and Polly Hinckley, his wife; Jeremiah Bliss and Susannah Cahoone, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of William Greenman and Susannah Gardner, his wife; William Bliss and Barbara Phillips, his wife.
William Bliss, (1728-1808), served as sergeant in Capt. John Carr's company, Col. Archibald Cary's regiment of Rhode Island troops. He was born in Newport, R. I., where he died.
William Greenman, (1738-1809), served as a soldier in the New York militia. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 25
page 218

Mrs. Winifred Hunter Mooney.
DAR ID Number: 24605
Born in Lawrence, Kansas.
Wife of William Allen Mooney.
Descendant of Lieut. James Jones.
Daughter of William Gardner Hunter and Flora M. Jones, his wife.
Granddaughter of Winthrop Griswold Jones and Ellen Maria Barnes, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of James Jones, Jr., and Waty Jerome, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of James Jones and Catherine Dennison, his wife, m. 1778.
James Jones, (1754-1803), served as ensign, 1778, as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 30
page 156

Miss Laura Kate Dresser.
DAR ID Number: 29424
Born in Geneseo, Illinois.
Descendant of John Dresser, Isaac Dresser, Stephen Hume and Elisha Stewart.
Daughter of Justus Frary Dresser andl Annah Hume, his wife.
Granddaughter of Isaac Dresser, Jr. and Laura Frary, his wife; Moses Hume and Sarah Stewart, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Isaac Dresser and Susan Taft, his wife; Stephen Hume and Mary Hovey, his wife; Elisha Stewart and Sarah Witter, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Dresser and Sarah Scott, his wife.
John Dresser, (1716-89), served as a minute man from Charlton. He was born in Thomson, Conn.; died in Charton, Mass.
Isaac Dresser, (1759-1835), served at various Rhode Island Alarms as a private in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Colerain, Mass.; died in Millville, N. Y.
Stephen Hume, (1754-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Berkshire county, 1831, for service as private in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Sutton; died in Windsor, Mass.
Elisha Stewart, (1757-1839), was placed on the pension roll of Renssalaer Co., N. Y., for service as private in the Connecticut Line. He was born in Stoughton, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 30
page 184

Mrs. Lydia Wheeler Hunt.
DAR ID Number: 29514
Born in Stephentown, New York.
Descendant of Stephen Wheeler, of New York.
Daughter of Stephen Wheeler and Roxanna Bishop, his wife.
Stephen Wheeler, (1761-1831), was placed on the pension roll of New York, 1818, for three years' actual service as private in the New York Line.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 31
page 22

Mrs. Caroline Fowler Ham.
DAR ID Number: 30062
Born in Albany, New York.
Wife of Thomas Ham.
Descendant of Capt. Adijah Fowler, Mark Fowler, Nicholas Harris, M. D., and John Carmichael.
Daughter of Amos Fowler and Martha Caroline Harris, his wife.
Granddaughter of Alvin Fowler and Olive Lord, his wife; Dr. Nicholas B. Harris (1778-1840) and Martha Carmichael (1787-1881), his wife, m. 1806.
Gr.-granddaughter of Mark Fowler and Miriam Sterling Warner, his wife; Theophilus Lord and Olive Hungerford, his wife; Nicholas Harris, M. D. and Phebe Tibbetts (1748-1837), his wife, m. 1773; John Carmichael and Esther Canfield (1748-1816), his wife.
[p.22] Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Adijah Fowler and Abigail Bigelow, his wife.
Adijah Fowler, (1717-1804), commanded a company of militia from Lebanon at the Lexington Alarm.
Mark Fowler, (1756-1813), served in the Connecticut Light Horse.
Nicholas Harris, (1749-1819), served as a private in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in Providence, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
John Carmichael, (1740-1806), served as a private in Capt. John W. Schermerhorn's company. He was born in Scotland; died in Renssalaer Co., N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 32
page 245

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Paddock Maxon.
DAR ID Number: 31656
Born in Vienna, New York.
Wife of Frank W. Maxon.
Descendant of Jonathan Graves and of Henry Paddock, of New York.
Daughter of Roswell Paddock and Sarah A. Waid, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Paddock and Betsy Graves-Blakesley, (1774-1841), his 2d wife, m. 1813.
Gr.-granddaughter of Henry Paddock and Polly Shears, his wife; Jonathan Graves and Bettie Lisk, his wife.
[p.245] Henry Paddock, (1751-1835), served as a private in the Dutchess County, New York militia. He was born in Stephentown; died in Oneida Co., N. Y.
Jonathan Graves, (1740-1826), served as a private in the Connecticut militia. He was born in Connecticut; died in Vienna, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 33
page 57

Mrs. Nellie B. Rairden.
DAR ID Number: 32163
Born in Denison, Iowa.
Wife of Rev. Nelson B. Rairden, D. D.
Descendant of Stephen Hume and of Elisha Stewart.
Daughter of George P. Hume and Sarah Drown, his wife.
Granddaughter of Moses Hume and Sarah Stewart, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Stephen Hume and Mary Hovey, his wife; Elisha Stewart and Sarah Witter, his wife.
Stephen Hume, (1754-1843), was placed on the pension roll of Berkshire county, 1831, for service as private in the Mass. militia. He was born in Sutton; died in Windsor, Mass.
Elisha Stewart, (1757-1839), was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer Co., N. Y., for service as private in the Conn. line. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 34
page 13

Mrs. Eugenia Douglas Thompson.
DAR ID Number: 33036
Born in Glenville, Alabama.
Wife of Erwin William Thompson.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas, and of John Douglas, of New York.
Daughter of Rev. David Samuel Tennant Douglas and Frances Henry Dugger, his wife.
Granddaughter of Deacon David Douglas and Nancy Tennant, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of John Douglas and Hannah Brown, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler, his wife.
Asa Douglas, (1715-92), commanded an independent company of Silver Grays at the battle of Bennington. The garret of his house (which is still standing) was used during the revolution as a jail. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
John Douglas, (1758-1808), enlisted as a matross at eighteen in Capt. Andrew Moodie's company, Col. John Lamb's artillery. He was born in Canaan, Conn.; died in Plattsburg, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 35
page 207

Mrs. Josephine Bradley Kimball.
DAR ID Number: 34588
Born in Mendon, Illinois.
Wife of Edwin Solon Kimball.
[p.207] Descendant of Daniel Brown, Sergt. Daniel Bradley and Abel Tanner.
Daughter of Daniel Bradley and Josephine Brown, his wife.
Granddaughter of Daniel Brown, Jr. and Huldah Tanner, his wife; Samuel Bradley and Elizabeth (Bradley), his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Daniel Brown and Martha Rogers, his wife; Abel Tanner and Lydia Sweet, his wife; Daniel Bradley and Eunice Ives, his wife, (parents of Elizabeth).
Daniel Brown, (1753-1837), served as a private at the battle of Bennington. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Daniel Bradley, (1756-1825), enlisted 1778 and served as corporal and sergeant Connecticut line. He was born and died in East Haven, Conn.

Abel Tanner, (1762-1830), served in the Albany county militia and the Levies. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 36
page 82

Miss Ellen Bradley.
DAR ID Number: 35226
Born in Mendon, Illinois.
Descendant of Sergt. Daniel Bradley, Daniel Brown and Abel Tanner.
Daughter of Daniel Bradley and Josephine Brown, his wife.
Granddaughter of Samuel Bradley and Elizabeth (Bradley), his wife; Daniel Brown and Huldah Tanner, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Daniel Bradley and Eunice Ives, his wife (parents of Elizabeth); Daniel Brown and Martha Rogers, his wife; Abel Tanner and Lydia Sweet, his wife.
Daniel Bradley, (1756-1825), enlisted 1778 and served as corporal and sergeant, Connecticut line. He was born and died in East Haven, Conn.

[p.82] Daniel Brown, (1753-1837), served as a private at the battle of Bennington. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Abel Tanner, (1762-1830), served in the Albany county militia and in the Levies. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 39
page 317

Mrs. Abbie Wood Gillet.
DAR ID Number: 38865
Born in New Lebanon, New York.
Descendant of Corp. Caleb Carr, Jr.
Daughter of Henry Reynolds Wood and Catherine Moore, his wife.
Granddaughter of Arvin Wood and Patience Carr, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Caleb Carr, Jr., and Abigail Very, his wife.
Caleb Carr, Jr., (1744-93), served as private and corporal in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Jamestown, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 41
page 8

Mrs. Eva A. Chapman Holland.
DAR ID Number: 40021
Born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Wife of Frank Willard Holland.
Descendant of Joseph Rogers.
Daughter of Henry Clay Chapman and Sarah Ellen Gardnier, his wife.
Granddaughter of James B. Chapman and Philena Rogers, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Rogers and Chloe Stillwell, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Rogers and Marion Sweet, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Joseph Rogers and Margaret Webb, his wife.
Joseph Rogers, (1722-1800), served in the Albany county militia under different commands. He was born in Rhode Island; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 41
page 343

Mrs. Nellie Yates Corbett.
DAR ID Number: 40933
Born in Madelia, Minnesota,
Wife of J. Frank Corbett.
Descendant of Amos James.
Daughter of George W. Yates and Jennie Marvin, his wife.
Granddaughter of Robert J. Marvin and Achsah Ann James, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Samuel B. James and Anna Bailey, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Amos James and Polly Lee, his wife.
Amos James, (1760-1845), was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer Co., New York 1833 for service as private, Rhode Island militia. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 42
page 16

Mrs. Mary Clara Worden Wilcox.
DAR ID Number: 41034
Born in Fayetteville, New York.
Wife of Frank Z. Wilcox.
Descendant of Capt. Silas Wild, Jonathan Wild, Whiting Sweeting, Dr. Lewis Sweeting, Walter Worden, Sergt. William Linfield, Jonathan Hakes and Capt. Jonathan Kilbourn, Jr.
Daughter of De Witt Clinton Worden, M.D. and Mary White Wild, his wife.
Granddaughter of Jonathan Wild, M.D. and Nancy Linfield, his wife; Jesse Worden and Abigail Sweeting, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Jonathan Wild and Deborah Wild, his wife; Whiting Sweeting and Sarah Kilbourn, his wife; Walter Worden and Lucretia Hakes, his wife.

Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Lewis Sweeting and Abiah Cobb, his wife; Jonathan Hakes and Hannah F. Brown, his wife; Jonathan Kilbourn, II and Hannah Chapman, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Jonathan Kilbourn and Mary Skinner, his wife.
Whiting Sweeting, (1756-91), served as a private in the defense of Norton. He was born in Norton, Mass.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
[p.16] Lewis Sweeting, (1723-1804), served as surgeon in the Massachusetts militia and on the Committee of Safety. He died in Manlius, N. Y.

Walter Worden, (1757-1814), was a private in the Connecticut militia 1777. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; removed to New York and was killed in the battle of Black Rock, N. Y.

Jonathan Hakes, (1724-78), was a private from Stonington, Conn., where he was born and died.

Jonathan Kilbourn, Jr., (1742-1807), was appointed captain by the General Assembly 1778. He was born and died in Colchester, Conn.
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The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 42
page 112

Mrs. C. Eliza Stewart Kinsey.
DAR ID Number: 41293
Born in Geneseo, Illinois.
Wife of J. F. Kinsey.
Descendant of John Dresser, Isaac Dresser and Elisha Stewart.
Daughter of Elisha M. Stewart and Clara F. Cone, his wife.
Granddaughter of Roderick R. Stewart and Clarissa Dresser, his wife.
Gr. granddaughter of Elisha Stewart and Sarah Witter, his wife; Isaac Dresser and Susan Taft, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of John Dresser and Sarah Scott, his wife.
John Dresser, (1716-89), served as a minute man from Charlton, Mass., where he died.
Isaac Dresser, (1759-1835), served at various Rhode Island Alarms as a private in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Colrain, Mass.; died in Millville, N. Y.
Elisha Stewart, (1757-1839), was placed on the pension roll of Renssalaer county, N. Y. for service as private in the Connecticut line. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 43
page 317

Mrs. Flora A. Jones Aylsworth.
DAR ID Number: 42851
Born in Stephentown, New York.
Widow of Homer Elkanan Aylsworth.
Descendant of Lieut. James Jones.
Daughter of Augustus Jerome Jones and Margaret Maria Murray, his wife.
Granddaughter of James Jones, Jr., and Waty Jerome, his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of James Jones and Catherine Dennison, his wife, m. 1778.
James Jones, (1754-1803), served as ensign 1777 as lieutenant 1780 in the Albany Co., N. Y. militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 44

Mrs. Florence Dudley Turner Morgan.
DAR ID Number: 43217
Born in Plattsburg, New York.
Wife of James Edward Morgan.
Descendant of Col. Bartholomew Woodbury, Nathaniel Carriel, Gideon Hewitt and Corp. Joseph Everest.
Daughter of Benton Turner and Julia Hewitt, his wife.
Granddaughter of Rensalaer Schuyler Hewitt (1813-69) and Sarah Everest (1826-93), his wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Jeptha Hewitt and Lurancy Button, his wife; Judge Josiah Terry Everest (1800-73) and Sarah Sibley (1806-85), his wife, m. 1821.
Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Gideon Hewitt and Susan Dunbar, his wife; John Sibley (1783-1827) and Sarah Carriel (1785-1871), his wife; Joseph Everest and Sally Eells, his wife.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Aaron Carriel (1765-1834) and Sarah Woodbury (1764-1840), his wife, m. 1784.
Gr.-gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Nathaniel Carriel and Jane Dwight, his wife; Bartholomew Woodbury and Ruth Greenwood (1742-1823), his wife, m. 1763.
Bartholomew Woodbury, (1740-1819), was colonel of Mass. militia from Sutton where he was prominent in town affairs, holding responsible civil offices during the Revolution. He was born and died in Sutton, Mass.
[p.84] Nathaniel Carriel gave civil service during the Revolution from Sutton, where in 1724 he was born.

Gideon Hewitt, (1748-1838), volunteered from Stephentown, N. Y., 1776, for six months under Capt. Caleb Bentley, also served under Capt. James Dennison in the Burgoyne Campaign. His pension was allowed for 8 months actual service, N. Y. line. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Clarenden, Vt.
Joseph Everest, (1754-1825), served as corporal in the Vermont militia at various alarms. He was captured, taken to Quebec, but made his escape. He was born in Salisbury, Conn.; died in Peru, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 45
page 13

Mrs. Ellen Douglas Huntington.
DAR ID Number: 44028
Born in Rutland, N. Y.
Wife of S. C. Huntington
Descendant of Lieut. Peleg Thomas and of William Douglas.
Daughter of Rev. James Douglas and Mary Jane Burt, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Skinner Burt and Mary Isham, his wife; Hon. Amos Douglas and Miriam Wright, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of William Douglas and Hannah Cole, his wife; Daniel Isham and Mary Thomas, his wife.

William Douglas (1743-1811) rendered important service at Bennington as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 52
page 85

[p.85] Mrs. Ida Bostwick Patch.
DAR ID Number: 51193
Born in Roseville, Ill.
Wife of Leslie Patch.
Descendant of Samuel Bostwick and of Lieut. James Jones, of New York.
Daughter of Alanson Bostwick (1814-76) and Jane Jones (1818-1903), his 2nd wife, m. 1848.
Granddaughter of Daniel Bostwick (1779-1874) and Sarah Hoyt (b. 1783), his wife, m. 1809; James Jones, Jr., and Waty Jerome, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Samuel Bostwick and Dorcas Rockwell (b. 1753), his wife; James Jones and Catherine Denison, his wife.
Samuel Bostwick (1748-98), served as a private in the Westchester County militia under Col. Thomas Thomas. He was born and died in Bedford County, N. Y.
James Jones (1754-1803), served as ensign, 1778, and as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 52
page 183

[p.183] Miss Grace Etta Dunning.
DAR ID Number: 51428
Born in Rome, N. Y.
Descendant of Col. Ebenezer Avery and of Sergt. Daniel Denison.
Daughter of Lewis Erwin Dunning and Etta Cole Denison, his wife.
Granddaughter of Wellington Denison and Rhoda Ann Cole, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Latham Denison and Eleanor Tifft, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Daniel Denison and Katherine Avery, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Avery and Lucy Latham, his wife.
Ebenezer Avery (1704-80), who had served in the early wars, resigned the command of his regiment, 1776, on account of age. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.
Also Nos. 18730, 22808, 25655, 40687, 42593.
Daniel Denison (1730-93), served as sergeant in Capt. Stephen Niles' company, 4th regiment, New York militia, under Col. William Van Renssalaer. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 54
page 25

Miss Jannette Rose Burlingham.
DAR ID Number: 53053
Born in Hanover, Wis.
Descendant of William Tanner, Benjamin Tanner, Ensign John Rose, Capt. Jacob Hinsdale, Jacob Dutcher, William Mathewson, and Capt. Joab Stafford.
Daughter of William Tanner Burlingham (1807-78) and Mary Rose (1822-1906), his wife, m. 1838.
Granddaughter of Pardon Burlingham (1785-1839) and Thankful Tanner (1780-1852), his wife, m. 1802; Shirland Rose (1792-1859) and Prudence Mathewson (1787-1853), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Tanner and Thankful Stafford (1752-1821), his wife, m. 1772; Salmon Rose and Rhoda Hinsdale, his wife; William Mathewson and Tabitha Chaffee (1766-1841), his wife, m. 1780.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Tanner and Ann Smith, his wife; Joab Stafford and Susannah Spencer (1729-95), his wife, m. 1751; John Rose and Rachel Dutcher (d. 1779), his wife; Jacob Hinsdale and Mary Brace, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Jacob Dutcher and Elizabeth Esselsteyer, his wife, m. 1750.
William Tanner (1712-80) in 1776 served as a private in Col. John Topham's Rhode Island regiment. He was born in North Kingston, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Benjamin Tanner (1744-1804) in 1780 serve as a private in Capt. Drake's company, Col. John Harper's regiment of New York Levies. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Greenfield, N. Y.
[p.25] John Rose (1740-1822) enlisted from Litchfield, Conn., 1776; was appointed ensign, 1778, and was at the taking of Burgoyne. In 1818 he applied for a pension from Broome County, N. Y. He died in Lisle, N. Y.

Jacob Hinsdale (1734-1815) commanded a company, 1776-77, in the 3rd battalion, Col. Thaddeus Cook's regiment. He was born in Hartford; died in Canaan, Conn.
Jacob Dutcher (1726-1806) served as a private in the Dutchess County militia. He was born in Phillipsburg, N. Y.; died in Canaan, Conn.
William Mathewson (1745-1835) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Emer Olney's company, Col. Waterman's Rhode Island regiment, and served several other enlistments under different commands. He was born in Providence, R. I.; died in Broome County, N. Y.
Joab Stafford (1729-1801) commanded a company of volunteers which marched from New Providence, R. I., to reinforce troops under Col. John Warner. He was born in Warwick, R. I.; died in Albany, N. Y.

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Mrs. Viola Halla Irwin.
DAR ID Number: 53776
Born in Chicago, Ill.
Wife of Robert Winfred Irwin.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas.
Daughter of George Theodore Halla and Ida Miriam Douglas, his wife.
Granddaughter of Thomas Whitehead Douglas and Mary E. Clement, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Stephen Van Rensselaer Douglas and Caroline Whitehead, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Wheeler Douglas and Martha Rathbone, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler, his wife.
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Mary Lucelia Whitman.
DAR ID Number: 54189
Born in West Hartford, Conn.
Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Joseph Abbot, Nathaniel Howard, and Thomas Hart Hooker.
Daughter of Samuel Whitman, 3rd (1823-1908), and Cynthia L. Talcott (1825-76), his wife, m. 1856.
Granddaughter of Samuel Whitman, 2nd (1786-1852), and Elizabeth Howard (1790-1888), his wife, m. 1814; Samuel Talcott, Jr., and Lucelia Grace, his 2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Samuel Whitman, 1st (1753-1810), and Abigail Abbot (1762-1844), his wife, m. 1784; Stephen Howard (b. 1747) and Esther Lyman (1750-1828), his 2nd wife, m. 1782; Samuel Talcott and Abigail Pantry Hooker, his wife.
See No. 54186.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Joseph Abbot and Elizabeth Stedman (d. 1766), his wife, m. 1758; Nathaniel Howard and Martha — (1724-1800), his wife.
Joseph Abbot (1735-1814) in 1776 commanded a company in the 11th regiment, Connecticut militia; 1777 was major, and in 1779 promoted lieutenant-colonel of the same regiment. He was born in Windham; died in Ellington, Conn.
Nathaniel Howard (1718-77) served as a private at the Battle of Saratoga at the time of the capture of Burgoyne, 1777. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Florence Sprague Genung.
DAR ID Number: 57193
Born in Groton, N. Y.
Wife of John Franklin Genung.
Descendant of David Sprague.
Daughter of Jesse Damon Sprague and Alzina Satterlee, his wife.
Granddaughter of Elisha Sprague, Jr. (b. 1794), and Milla Lewis, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Elisha Sprague and Hannah Swain, his wife, m. 1792.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of David Sprague and Lydia Lamb, his wife, m. 1764.
David Sprague (1742-89) served, 1781, as a private in Capt. John W. Schermerhorn's company, Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's regiment of Albany County militia. He was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Myrta Bloss Whitney.
DAR ID Number: 58146
Born in Utica, Wis.
Wife of William Whitney.
Descendant of Henry Paddock, of New York.
Daughter of James Lewis Bloss and Flora Isabel Haines, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Bloss and Myrta Paddock, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Robert Paddock and Eliza Johnson, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Paddock and Zilpha Alvord Treat, his 1st wife, m. 1800.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Henry Paddock and Polly Shears, his wife.
Henry Paddock (1751-1835) served as a private in the Dutchess County, New York militia. He was born in Stephentown; died in Oneida County, N. Y.

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Miss Fannie Louise Bliss.
DAR ID Number: 58193
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Descendant of Sergt. Zephaniah Bliss and of Capt. Israel Harris.
Daughter of John Bliss, Jr., and Frances Elizabeth Lord, his wife.
Granddaughter of John Bliss and Abby Williams, his wife; Eben Lord and Laura Maynard Harris, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Zephaniah Bliss and Temperance Lord, his wife; Joseph Harris and Lucretia Lord, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Israel Harris and Sarah Morse, his wife.
Zephaniah Bliss (1753-1827) served, 1776, as sergeant in the 1st company, 20th regiment, Connecticut militia. He was born and died in Norwich, Conn.
Israel Harris (1746-1836) aided in the capture of Ticonderoga, 1775. He served as lieutenant at the battle of Bennington and was under Capt. Jude Williams to cut off the retreat of Burgoyne. He was appointed captain of the Berkshire County, Massachusetts militia, 1779, and served on the Vermont frontier. He was born at Cromwell, Conn.; died at Hartford, N. Y.

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Mrs. Mabel W. Aylsworth Clark.
DAR ID Number: 60267
Born in Roseville, Ill.
Descendant of Stephen Stewart and of Lieut. James Jones.
Daughter of Homer Elhanan Aylesworth and Flora Eldridge Jones, his wife.
Granddaughter of Perry Aylsworth and Luna Norton De Long, his wife; Augustus Jerome Jones and Margaret Maria Murray, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of James De Long and Hannah Stewart (b. 1778), his wife; James Jones, Jr., and Watty Jerome, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Stephen Stewart and Hannah (Stewart), his wife; James Jones and Catharine Denison, his wife.
Stephen Stewart in 1779 served as a private in Capt. William G. Hubbell's company, Col. Nehemiah Beardsley's 16th regiment of militia. He was born in Connecticut; died in Warren, N. Y.
James Jones (1754-1803) served as ensign, 1778, and as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Mary A. Edgerton Hildreth.
DAR ID Number: 61342
Born in Milanville, Pa.
Wife of Frank B. Hildreth.
Descendant of Col. Solomon Willis and of Capt. William Douglas.
Daughter of Thomas H. Edgerton and Lois J. Pixley, his wife.
Granddaughter of Erastus Edgerton and Sophronia Willis, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Dr. Azariah Willis and Diadema Douglas, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Solomon Willis and Elizabeth Lathrop, his wife; William Douglas and Hannah Cole, his wife.
Solomon Willis (1731-1807), who had served in the early wars, commanded a company of volunteers, 1775, fought at Bunker Hill, and joined the expedition to Canada, where he was conspicuous for gallantry at Quebec and promoted to the rank of colonel. He was a member of the General Assembly for twenty-three sessions. He was born and died in Tolland, Conn.
William Douglas (1743-1811) commanded a company at the battle of Bennington and afterwards sent as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Kate Nelson Sheriffs.
DAR ID Number: 61759
Born in Raymond, Wis.
Wife of Thomas W. Sheriffs.
Descendant of John Nelson and of Capt. Jacob Wright.
Daughter of Joseph Nelson and Margaret M. Nelson, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Nelson and Cornelia Mandeville Hardman, his wife (parents of Joseph).
Gr-granddaughter of Thomas Nelson and Sarah Wright, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of John Nelson and Elizabeth Davenport, his wife; Jacob Wright and Elizabeth Haight, his wife.
[p.264] John Nelson (1721-77) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. David Lyon's company, 1st New York regiment. He was born and died in Mamoroneck, N. Y.

Jacob Wright (1722-78) in 1776 commanded the 6th company of militia under Col. Philip Van Cortland and, 1778, was killed by a British Light Horseman. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Mary Wylie Holcomb.
DAR ID Number: 61965
Wife of V. O. Holcomb.
Descendant of Sergt. Beriah Holcomb and of Sergt. Ebenezer Buck.
Daughter of Franklin P. Wylie (b. 1840) and Anna L. Norton (b. 1844), his wife, m. 1863.
Granddaughter of William P. Wylie (1809-95) and Charlotte French (1813-95), his wife, m. 1831; Joseph Andrews Norton (1805-65) and Betsy Ann Hoppin (1810-88), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Peter Wylie (1778-1831) and Lucretia Holcomb (1780-1857), his wife, m. 1800; Curtis Hoppin and Mary (Polly) Buck, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Beriah Holcomb and Lucretia Warren (d. 1837), his wife; Ebenezer Buck and Anna Talcott, his wife.
Beriah Holcomb (1748-1824) served, 1776, as corporal and orderly sergeant in Capt. George White's company. He was born in Simsbury, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Ebenezer Buck (1750-1831) served as a private in Capt. David Wheeler's company from Lanesborough, Mass.; promoted sergeant and served in Col. Benjamin Simonds' regiment, 1777. He was born in Hebron, Conn.; died in Lanesborough, Mass.

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Mrs. Annie Flack Bowen.
DAR ID Number: 61970
Born in Savannah, Mo.
Wife of Charles A. Bowen.
Descendant of Capt. William Flack and of Daniel Brown.
Daughter of William Scott Flack and Maria Brown, his wife.
Granddaughter of William Flack, Jr., and Markum Scott, his wife; John Brown and Harriet Brown, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of William Flack and Susannah Collison, his wife; Daniel Brown and Martha Rogers, his wife.
William Flack (1748-1823) commanded a company of Bucks County militia, under Col. John Kellar. He was born in Bucks County, Pa.; died at Crab Orchard, Ky.
[p.331] Daniel Brown (1758-1837) served as a private at the battle of Bennington. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Sarah Sturdevant Mccullough.
DAR ID Number: 62015
Born in Freedom, Ohio.
Wife of William Jasper McCullough.
Descendant of Palmer Tanner.
Daughter of Samuel W. Taylor, M. D., and Jane Ann Tanner, his 1st wife.
Granddaughter of William Tanner (b. 1782) and Betsy Paddock, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Palmer Tanner and Amy Thomas, his wife.
Palmer Tanner (1760-1822) served in defense of the frontiers, 1782, for which he received two hundred acres of bounty land. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Laura Brockway Waterman.
DAR ID Number: 62100
Born in Topeka, Kans.
Wife of George Brown Waterman.
Descendant of Justus Brockway.
Daughter of David Brockway and Sarah Rachel Carpenter, his wife.
Granddaughter of George Brockway and Susanah Babcock, his 2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Justus Brockway and Alse Gardner, his wife.
Justus Brockway (1746-1827) served as a private in the Albany County, New York militia, 4th regiment, under Capt. Stephen Wiles and Col. Kilian Van Rensselaer. He was born in Banford, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Mary Hart Bostick.
DAR ID Number: 63188
Born in Oswego, N. Y.
Wife of Smith M. Bostick.
Descendant of William Willis, Willett Ranney, Elias Roberts, Corp. Joseph Swan, Thomas Gardner, and Elijah Utley.
Daughter of John Jay Hart (1831-96) and Mary Elizabeth Gidley (b. 1841), his wife, m. 1859.
Granddaughter of William Hart (1786-1834) and Delia Anna Willis (1793-1860), his wife, m. 1815; Timothy Henry Gidley (d. 1842) and Elizabeth Utley (1808-59), his wife, m. 1838.
[p.62] Gr-granddaughter of Amasa Hart (1754-94) and Phœbe Roberts (1755-94), his wife, m. 1774; Richard Willis (1760-1807) and Sybil Ranney (1765-1833), his wife; Elijah Utley and Lois Swan, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Elias Roberts and Susannah Ives (b. 1727), his wife, m. 1746; William Willis and Betty — (1734-1869), his wife; Willett Ranney and Mary Butler (1735-1821), his wife, m. 1752; Adin Swan and Hannah Gardner, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Joseph Swan and Mary Miner, his 2nd wife; Thomas Gardner and Harriet —, his wife.
William Willis (1727-1801) served in Capt. Simon Copenhaven's company, York County, Pa., militia. He was born and died in York.
Willett Ranney (1731-1818) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. Samuel Wolcott's company, Colonel Hopkins' regiment, and, 1777, in Capt. Elijah Deming's company, Col. John Ashley's Berkshire County, Mass., regiment. He was born in Middletown, Conn., removed to Sandisfield, Berkshire County, Mass., where he enlisted. He died in Smithfield, N. Y.
Elias Roberts (1727-78) was slain in battle at the Wyoming massacre, and his name is on the monument at Wilkes Barre, Pa. He was born in Middletown, Conn.
Joseph Swan enlisted, 1777, as corporal in Col. Elisha Sheldon's Light Dragoons, from Stonnington, where he was born, 1734. He removed to Stephentown, N. Y., in 1783.
Thomas Gardner (1735-1811) served as a private in the New York Line under Col. Goose Van Schaick. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Elijah Utley (1765-1820) served, 1781-82, as a private in Captain Prentice's company, Colonel McClellan's regiment, Connecticut militia. He was born in Stonnington, Conn.

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Miss Ethel L. Tanner.
DAR ID Number: 63668
Born in Lawrence, Kans.
Descendant of Abel Tanner.
Daughter of Walter Scott Tanner and Clara Maria Fillmore, his wife.
Granddaughter of Ford Tanner and Mary Ann Battles, his 2nd wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Cuyler Tanner and Vina Ford, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Abel Tanner and Lydia Sweet, his wife.
Abel Tanner (1762-1830) served in the Albany County, New York militia and the Levies. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Grace Sheriffs Harmon.
DAR ID Number: 63964
Born in Milwaukee, Wis.
Wife of Charles Frederick Harmon.
Descendant of John Nelson and of Capt. Jacob Wright.
Daughter of Thomas W. Sheriffs (b. 1852) and Kate Nelson (1853-1907), his wife, m. 1874.
Granddaughter of Joseph Nelson (1815-1905) and Margaret M. Nelson (1820-1903), his wife, m. 1837.
Gr-granddaughter of William Nelson (1784-1869) and Cornelio Mandeville Hardison (1797-1869), his wife, m. 1812.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Nelson (b. 1744) and Sarah Wright (1747-1801), his wife, m. 1769.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of John Nelson and Elizabeth Davenport (b. 1724), his wife, m. 1743; Jacob Wright and Elizabeth Haight, his wife.
[p.326] John Nelson (1721-77) enlisted, 1776, as a private in Capt. David Lyon's company, 1st New York regiment. He was born and died in Mamaroneck, N. Y.

Jacob Wright (1722-78) in 1776 commanded the 6th company of militia under Col. Philip Van Cortland, and, 1778, was killed by a British Light Horseman. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Alice Allyn Tedmon.
DAR ID Number: 66096
Born in Harrisburg, N. Y.
Wife of Bolivar S. Tedmon.
Descendant of William Morgan, Sergt. Daniel Denison, Lieut.-Col. Ebenezer Avery, and Corp. Ephraim Allyn.
Daughter of Ira Allyn (1818-85) and Anna Carpenter (1825-62), his wife, m. 1849.
Granddaughter of William Allyn (1787-1857) and Catherine Dennison (1790-1876), his wife, m. 1808.
Gr-granddaughter of Ephraim Allyn and Temperance Morgan (b. 1752), his wife, m. 1770; Ebenezer Denison (b. 1760) and Elizabeth (Spencer) Jones, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Morgan and Temperance Avery, his wife; Daniel Denison and Katharine Avery (1737-1825), his wife, m. 1756.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Avery and Lucy Latham (b. 1709), his wife.
William Morgan (1723-77) served as a private in Capt. Joseph Gallup's company, 8th regiment, Connecticut militia, under Col. Oliver Smith, 1776. He was born in Groton, Conn.
Daniel Denison (1730-93) was sergeant in Capt. Stephen Mills' company, 4th regiment, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Ebenezer Avery (1704-80) served as lieutenant-colonel, 8th regiment, Connecticut militia. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.
Ephraim Allyn (1747-1816) served as corporal in Capt. John Morgan's company, Col. Oliver Smith's 8th Connecticut regiment. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.

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Mrs. Irene Eldridge Smith.
DAR ID Number: 66392
Born in Warren County, Ill.
Wife of Edwin R. Smith.
Descendant of Lieut. James Jones, of Connecticut.
Daughter of Truman Eldridge (1808-1905) and Alma Jones (1808-1900), his wife, m. 1839.
Granddaughter of James Jones, Jr. (1779-1873), and Waty Jerome (1781-1852), his wife, m. 1802.
Gr-granddaughter of James Jones and Catharine Denison (1757-1851), his wife, m. 1778.
James Jones (1754-1803) served as ensign, 1778, and as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Myra H. Douglas.
DAR ID Number: 67747
Born in Troy, N. Y.
Descendant of Capt. William Douglas, Nicholas Harris, and John Carmichael.
Daughter of Edward W. Douglas (b. 1856) and Harriet M. Osborn (b. 1855), his wife, m. 1880.
Granddaughter of Henry T. Douglas (1813-88) and Alivra J. Harris (1813-71), his wife, m. 1837.
Gr-granddaughter of William B. Douglas (1789-1827) and Mirah Dibble (d. 1860), his wife, m. 1812; Nicholas B. Harris (1778-1840) and Martha Carmichael (1787-1881), his wife, m. 1806.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Douglas (1765-1842) and Lois McKay (1765-1823), his wife; Nicholas Harris and Phebe Tibbitts (1748-1837), his wife, m. 1773; John Carmichael and Esther Canfield (1748-1816), his wife, m. 1766.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Douglas and Hannah Cole (1741-95), his wife.
William Douglas (1743-1811) commanded a company at the battle of Bennington and afterwards was sent as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
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Nicholas Harris (1749-1819) served as private in Capt. James Denison's company, Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's New York regiment. He was born in Providence, R. I.; died in North Stephentown, N. Y.
John Carmichael (1740-1806) served as private in Capt. John W. Schermerhorn's company, Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's regiment. He was born in Scotland; died at Sand Lake, N. Y.

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[p.57] Mrs. Theresa Ayers Noble.
DAR ID Number: 72155
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Wife of John H. Noble.
Descendant of Sergt. James R. Wier.
Daughter of Perry J. Ayers (1830-1900) and Marietta Clark (b. 1831), his wife, m. 1851.

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Mrs. Harriet E. Buckley Brooks.
DAR ID Number: 73528
Born in Unadilla, N. Y.
Wife of Erros D. Brooks.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas.
Daughter of Edward J. Buckley (b. 1847) and Rebecca I. Estes (b. 1849), his wife, m. 1870.
Granddaughter of Oliver E. Buckley (1817-88) and Juliet Douglas (1816-97), his wife, m. 1838.
Gr-granddaughter of Amos Douglas (b. 1779) and Miriam Wright (1785-1846), his wife, m. 1812.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Douglas (1743-1811) and Hannah Cole, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler, his wife.
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Ellen R. Downer.
DAR ID Number: 73677
Born in Camden County, Mo.
Descendant of Elisha Downer.
Daughter of John Dempster Downer and Rocelia Louesa Denel, his wife.
Granddaughter of George Dorrance Downer and Lucina G. Bulkley, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Pierce Downer and Lucy A. Wilson Ellis, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Elisha Downer.
Elisha Downer enlisted from Plainfield, Conn., 1775, in the 6th company, 6th regiment, Connecticut Continental Line; was in the battles of White Plains and Trenton. He was born in Preston, Conn.; removed to Vermont after the war and living in Stephentown, N. Y., in 1792.

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Mrs. Kate Barbour Quarles.
DAR ID Number: 73799
Born in White Pigeon, Mich.
Wife of Edwin Latham Quarles.
Descendant of Amos James.
Daughter of Benjamin Sheldon Barbour (1838-94) and Henrietta Ledford (b. 1846), his wife, m. 1866.
[p.289] Granddaughter of Azariah Barbour (1806-62) and Eliza Ann Sheldon (1813-94), his wife, m. 1830.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin S. Sheldon (1785-1854) and Anna James (1785-1873), his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Amos James and Polly Lee (1765-95), his 1st wife.
Amos James (1760-1845) was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1833, for service as private, Rhode Island militia. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Maria Elizabeth Maxon Tifft.
DAR ID Number: 74326
Born in Adams, N. Y.
Wife of Wilson Simon Tifft.
Descendant of David Maxon, Lieut. Asa Maxon, Lieut. Daniel Hull, Daniel Hull, Jr., Lieut. James Jones, and Lieut.-Col. Ebenezer Avery.
Daughter of Thomas Vars Maxon (1823-97) and Alma Ann Hull (1829-69), his 1st wife, m. 1849.
Granddaughter of Joseph Stillman Maxon (1797-1836) and Elizabeth Vars (1802-84), his wife, m. 1822; Benjamin L. Hull (1796-1869) and Maria Jones (1803-83), his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Asa Maxon and Lois Stillman (1756-1820), his wife, m. 1775; Daniel Hull, Jr., and Phebe Green, his wife; James Jones, Jr. (1779-1873), and Waity Jerome, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of David Maxon and Abigail Greenman, his wife; Daniel Hull and Mary Betts (1728-1813) his wife, m. 1748; James Jones and Catherine Denison (1757-1850), his wife, m. 1778.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Daniel Denison (1730-93) and Catherine Avery (b. 1737), his wife, m. 1756.
Gr-gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Ebenezer Avery and Lucy Latham, his 1st wife, m. 1726.
David Maxon was appointed deputy by the General Assembly to procure ammunition for the colony. He was born in Westerly, R. I., 1729, where he died.

Asa Maxon (1752-1842) enlisted as ensign in Capt. George Stillman's company, Col. Joseph Noyes' Rhode Island regiment of militia; was promoted lieutenant, 1776, serving in that capacity until the close of the war. He was born in Westerly, R. I.; died in Adams, N. Y.
[p.119] Daniel Hull (1722-1811) served as lieutenant in the Albany County militia. He was born in Redding, Conn.; died in Berlin, N. Y.

Daniel Hull, Jr. (1766-1842), served as private in the 6th Albany County regiment of militia under his father. He was born in Redding, Conn.; died in Berlin, N. Y.
James Jones (1754-1803) served as ensign, 1778, and as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Ebenezer Avery (1704-80) was lieutenant-colonel of the 8th Connecticut regiment. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.

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Mrs. Ida Kate James Christian.
DAR ID Number: 78025
Born in Detroit, Mich.
Descendant of Amos James and of Benjamin Medberry.
Daughter of William V. James (1815-89) and Amy U. Harris (1815-1903), his wife, m. 1834.
Granddaughter of William James (1782-1838) and Mercy Vincent (1787-1843), his wife, m. 1806; Levi Harris (1780-1859) and Remember Medberry (1786-1865), his wife, m. 1805.
Gr-granddaughter of Amos James and Polly Lee (1764-95), his wife, m. 1781; Nathaniel Medberry (b. 1753) and Dinah Harris, his 1st wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Medberry and Dorothy Brown, his wife.
Amos James (1760-1845) was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1833, for service as private, Rhode Island militia. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.
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Benjamin Medberry (1718-95) turned out at the Rhode Island Alarm, 1779. He was born and died in Smithfield, R. I.

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[p.30] Ss Katherine L. Cornwell.
DAR ID Number: 78070
Born in Rochester, N. Y.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas and of Asa Douglas, Jr.
Daughter of Joseph Cornwell (1818-1904) and Kate Clark (1846-1906), his wife, m. 1867.
Granddaughter of Harry Cornwell (1793-1868) and Sally Douglas (1797-1860), his wife, m. 1815.
Gr-granddaughter of Asa Douglas (1766-1836) and Jennie Vanderpoel, his wife, m. 1787.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Sarah Robbins, his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler (b. 1718), his wife.
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Also Nos. 53776, 73528.
Asa Douglas, Jr., made himself so troublesome to the British that a large reward was offered for his apprehension. He was born, 1739, in Plainfield, Conn., and moved to Canaan, New York, during the Revolution.

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Mrs. Marian L. Peckham Blessing.
DAR ID Number: 78208
Born in Utica, N. Y.
Wife of Arthur Reed Blessing.
Descendant of Nathaniel Wilson Rust and of William Greenman.
Daughter of Merritt Peckham, Jr. (b. 1849), and Anna M. Taylor (b. 1854), his wife, m. 1879.
Granddaughter of Merritt Peckham (1813-93) and Adelia M. Russ (1819-96), his wife, m. 1839; William G. Taylor (1813-99) and Mary A. Greenman (1816-89), his 2nd wife, m. 1843.
Gr-granddaughter of John Ames Russ (1792-1868) and Annah M. Shoulters (1792-1882), his wife, m. 1814; Samuel Greenman (1784-1850) and Abigail Bliss (1792-1842), his wife, m. 1808.
Gr-granddaughter of Nathaniel Wilson Rust (Russ) and Rachel Babcock (1754-1820), his wife, m. 1781; Jonathan Greenman (1761-1813) and Polly Hinckley (1762-1811), his wife.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of William Greenman and Susannah Gardner (d. 1805), his wife, m. 1760.
Nathaniel Wilson Rust (1751-1828) served with the Connecticut troops in Wadsworth's brigade, 1776, raised to reinforce Washington. In 1777 he enlisted under Capt. Nathaniel Wales, serving at Saratoga. He was born in Coventry, Conn.; died in Rensselaerville, N. Y.

William Greenman (1738-1809) served as a private in the 4th regiment, Albany County, New York militia (land bounty rights). He was born in Rhode Island; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Mary Pomeroy Sackett Smith.
DAR ID Number: 78209
Born in Manchester, N. Y.
Wife of William Stuart Smith.
Descendant of Benjamin Sackett.
Daughter of Daniel Eaton Sackett (1832-1909) and Mary Baker (b. 1836), his wife, m. 1855.
[p.79] Granddaughter of Daniel Sackett (b. 1788) and Abigail Smith, his wife.
Gr-granddaughter of Benjamin Sackett and Phoebe Davis, his wife, m. 1773.
Benjamin Sackett (1752-1826) served as a private in Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's 4th regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.
'''Please note: The ancestry of Daniel Sackett b 1788 has been challenged.'''

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Mrs. Pearl Knight Anderson.
DAR ID Number: 78827
Born in Silver Creek, N. Y.
Wife of Herman A. Anderson.
Descendant of David Rollins and of Sergt. Asa Chapman.
Daughter of Henry Knight (1848-1900) and Minerva M. Doty (b. 1856), his wife, m. 1879.
Granddaughter of Ralph R. Doty (1834-62) and Judith Leach Rollins (1839-59), his wife, m. 1855.
[p.302] Gr-granddaughter of Asa Chapman Doty (1802-92) and Minerva Ransom (1814-40). his wife, m. 1838; Samuel K. Rollins (1759-1873) and Marietta Parker (b. 1805), his wife, m. 1834.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of William Doty (1776-1849) and Lucinda Chapman (1780-1843), his wife, m. 1801; David Rollins and Judith Leach, his wife, m. 1781.
Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Chapman and Mary Williams, his 1st wife, m. 1778.
David Rollins served as fifer in Capt. Jonathan Poor's company from Newbury, Mass., where he died.
Asa Chapman (1753-1805) served as sergeant in Colonel Wyllys' Connecticut regiment. He was born in East Haddam, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Madeleine Douglas Myers.
DAR ID Number: 80085
Born in Greensboro, N. C.
Wife of Edward Warren Myers.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas.
Daughter of Robert Martin Douglas (b. 1849) and Jessie M. Dick (b. 1855), his wife, m. 1874.
Granddaughter of Stephen Arnold Douglas (1813-61) and Martha D. Martin (d. 1853), his wife, m. 1847.
Gr-granddaughter of Stephen A. Douglas (b. 1782) and Sallie Fiske, his wife, m. 1811.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Benajah Douglas (b. 1763) and Martha D. Arnold, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Douglas and Rebecca Wheeler (1718-1809), his wife, m. 1737.
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Sarah Button Hewitt.
DAR ID Number: 81828
Born in Peru, N. Y.
Descendant of Gideon Hewitt.
Daughter of Sanford Hewitt (1816-98) and Catherine Calkins (1820-84), his wife, m. 1853.
Granddaughter of Nathan Hewitt (1790-1863) and Silvia Stafford (1797-1868), his wife, m. 1815.
[p.310] Gr-granddaughter of Gideon Hewitt, Jr. (1771-1839), and Susan Brown, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Gideon Hewitt and Susan Dunbar, his wife.
Gideon Hewitt (1748-1838) volunteered from Stephentown, N. Y., 1776, for six months under Capt. Caleb Bentley, also served under Capt. James Dennison in the Burgoyne campaign. His pension was allowed for eight months' actual service, New York Line. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Clarendon, Vt.

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Miss Lydia M. Benson.
DAR ID Number: 83870
Born in Buffalo, N. Y.
Descendant of Jacob Benson and David Sprague, as follows:
1. Oscar P. Benson (b. 1848), m. 1869, Mary Shortt (b. 1850).
2. Elias Willard Benson (1797-1874), m. 1820, Lydia Sprague (1801-63).
3. Daniel Benson (d. 1848), m. Electa Haskins; Ephraim Sprague (1774-1815), m. Phebe Negus.
4. Jacob Benson, m. Mary Meach; David Sprague, m. 1764, Lydia Lamb (1743-1812).
Jacob Benson served as private, 1775, in Capt. Levi Rounsville's company, Col. David Brewer's Massachusetts regiment. He was born in Massachusetts; died in Easton, N. Y.
David Sprague (1742-89) served, 1781, as private in Capt. John W. Schermerhorn's company, Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's regiment of Albany County militia. He was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Lelia Potter Eldridge.
DAR ID Number: 87865
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Wife of Eldorus Gorton Eldridge.
Descendant of Job Taylor, as follows:
1. Elisha R. Potter (b. 1835) m., 1859, Phebe Taylor (1841-81).
2. George Arnold Taylor (1809-42) m. Polly Hinkly (1825-45).
3. Daniel Taylor (1782-1828) m., 1806, Zilpah Arnold (1786-1876).
4. Job Taylor m., 1780, Mercy Phelps (1760-1854).
Job Taylor (1756-1842) served as private in Captain Carter's company, Colonel Canfield's Connecticut regiment. He was born in Little Compton, R. I.; died in Berlin, N. Y.

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Miss Ethel Grace Eldridge.
DAR ID Number: 87866
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Descendant of Job Taylor, as follows:
1. Eldorus Gorton Eldridge (b. 1856) m., 1877, Lelia Potter (b. 1861).
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[p.270] Miss Minnie Dora Eldridge.
DAR ID Number: 87867
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Descendant of Job Taylor, as follows:
1. Eldorus Gorton Eldridge (b. 1856) m., 1877, Lelia Potter (b. 1861).

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Miss Nancy Marilla Eldridge.
DAR ID Number: 87868
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Descendant of Job Taylor, as follows:
1. Eidorus Gorton Eldridge (b. 1856) m., 1877, Lelia Potter (b. 1861).
.

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Mrs. Clara Roosa Shaw.
DAR ID Number: 89283
Born in Atlas, Ill.
Wife of Charles Richard Shaw.
Descendant of James Adams, as follows:
1. Herman M. Roosa (1831-89) m. 1850 Edna Adams (1833-1906).
2. Israel Allen Adams (1803-83) m. 1824 Harriett Greene (1802-84).
3. James Adams m. Edna Allen.
[p.90] James Adams (1759-1843) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. William Latham's company, Col. William Ledyard's Connecticut regiment. He was born in Groton, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Ada M. Williams.
DAR ID Number: 90509
Born in Geneseo, Ill.
Descendant of Elisha Stewart, Corp. John Dresser, and Isaac Dresser, as follows:
1. Frank M. Williams (b. 1847) m. 1872 A. Louise Allan (b. 1851).
2. James M. Allan (1814-85) m. 1839 Susannah D. Stewart (1820-89).
3. Roderick R. Stewart (1787-1860) m. 1813 Clarissa Dresser (1789-1867).
4. Elisha Stewart m. Sarah Witter (1757-1812); Isaac Dresser m. Susan Taft (1761-1825).
5. John Dresser m. 1740 Sarah Scott (1722-82).
Elisha Stewart (1757-1839) was placed on the pension roll of Renssalaer County, N. Y., for service as private in the Connecticut Line. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
[p.165] John Dresser (1716-89) served as a minute man from Charlton, Mass., where he died.
Isaac Dresser (1759-1835) served at various Rhode Island Alarms as a private in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Colrain, Mass.; died in Millville, N. Y.

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Mrs. Norma Denison Sullivan.
DAR ID Number: 94175
Born in Huntsville, Ala.
Wife of Raymond L. Sullivan.
Descendant of Sergt. Daniel Denison, Sergt. John Greene, and Capt. Jonathan Greene, as follows:
1. Harvey S. Denison (b. 1851) m. 1871 Ida A. Greene (b. 1852).
2. Daniel Eri Denison (1816-77) m. 1840 Sarah Marcelia Streeter (1822-70); Edgar Ray Greene (b. 1836) m. 1851 Eliza Ordelia Greenman (b. 1833).
3. Daniel Denison (b. 1791) m. 1815 Isabel Niles; Ray Greene (1802-99) m. 1823 Lucy Anne Maxon (b. 1805).
4. Jonathan Denison (1761-1833) m. 1789 Sarah Greene (1770-1831); Amos Greene (1778-1867) m. 1801 Nancy Saunders (1786-1859); Deacon Eliphalet Niles (1757-1849) m. 1792 Rebecca Greene (1774-1846).
5. Daniel Denison m. 1756 Katherine Avery (1737-1825); John Greene m. 1774 Catherine Nichols (1756-1835) (parents of Amos); Jonathan Greene m. 1768 Margaret Budlong (parents of Rebecca).
Daniel Denison (1730-93) served as sergeant in Capt. Stephen Niles' company, 4th regiment, New York militia, under Col. William Van Renssalaer. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

John Greene (1754-1838) was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1831, for service as sergeant, Rhode Island militia. He was born in Westerly, R. I.; died in Berlin, N. Y.

Jonathan Greene (1749-1807) enlisted as corporal and rose to the rank of captain in the Rhode Island militia. He was born in West Greenwich, R. I.; died in Berlin, N. Y.

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Mrs. Cora Benson Capon.
DAR ID Number: 97154
Born in St. Louis, Mo.
Wife of Alfred Algernon Capon.
Descendant of David Sprague, as follows:
1. Oscar Pratt Benson (b. 1848) m. 1869 Mary Alma Short (b. 1850).
2. Elias Willard Benson (1797-1874) m. 1820 Lydia Sprague (1801-63).
3. Ephraim Sprague (1774-1815) m. 1800 Phebe Negus (1780-1813).
4. David Sprague m. 1764 Lydia Lamb (1743-1812).
David Sprague (1742-89) served 1781 as private in Capt. John W. Schermerhorn's company, Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's regiment of Albany County militia. He was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Margaret P. Humes.
DAR ID Number: 97896
Born in Lycoming County, Pa.
Descendant of Israel Cole, Capt. William White, Lieut. Timothy Johnson, John Pfoutz, Major Peter Richards, Robert Bailey (Bayley), Ensign Jacob Bailey, James Hamilton, Benjamin Corson, Joseph Dungan, Capt. Thomas Sebring, Robert Humes, John Humes, John Duncan, and Isaiah Lamphere (Lamphier), as follows:
1. Samuel Humes (d. 1904) m. 1893 Jessica Cole Prindle.
2. Hamilton B. Humes (b. 1844) m. 1868 Floretta S. Sebring (b. 1845); Marshall Eaton Prindle (1819-1906) m. 2d 1862 Caroline Lamphier (1839-1907).
3. Samuel Humes (1801-59) m. 1838 Rachel Bailey (Humes) (1816-83); John Prindle (1775-1837) m. 1805 Penelope Johnson (1789-1865); Benjamin Lamphier (1802-83) m. 1826 Abigail White (1809-85); John Sebring (1816-1902) m. 1844 Mary Crane Pfoutz (1818-1911).
[p.279] 4. Hamilton Humes (1774-1859) m. 1807 Ann Almira Bailey (1784-1861) (parents of Rachel); Timothy Johnson m. Penelope Eaton (b. 1758); Jason White (1764-1844) m. 1787 Lydia Cole (1769-1838); John Pfoutz, Jr. (1782-1857), m. 1815 Sarah Richards (1790-1874); Jonathan Sebring (1783-1879) m. 1805 Sarah Corson (1789-1877); John Hume (1761-1827) m. 1795 Mary (Duncan) Chambers (1774-1854) (parents of Samuel); Sterry Lamphier (1778-1839) m. 1799 Martha (Kelly) Van Allen (1780-1850).
5. James Humes m. 1781 Elizabeth Hamilton (parents of Hamilton); Israel Cole m. 1765 Susannah Wood (d. 1800); William White m. 1763 Susannah Robinson (1744-1804); John Pfoutz m. 1773 Mary Ann Crane; Peter Richards m. 1778 Magdelena Schneider (1758-1855); Jacob Bailey m. 1778 Rachel Steele (b. 1756); Benjamin Corson, Jr., m. Hannah Whitaker (b. 1762); Thomas Sebring m. Rachel Lee; Robert Hummes m. 1753 Anna — (parents of John); John Duncan m. 1765 Jean Duncan (1747-99); Isaiah Lamphere m. 1763 Thankful Allen.
6. James Hamilton m. 1749 Mary — (1733-98); Robert Bailey m. 1738 Margaret McDill (1714-1800); Benjamin Corson m. 1761 Sarah Dungan (d. 1811).
7. Joseph Dungan m. Mary Ohl.
Israel Cole (1735-1830) enlisted, 1777, as private in Capt. Eli Parker's company, Colonel Leonard's regiment at Ticonderoga. He was born in Rehoboth, Mass.; died in Cheshire, Pa.
William White served, 1777, as lieutenant and captain in Col. Benjamin Simonds' regiment, Berkshire County militia. He was born, 1743, in Attleboro; died in New Ashford, Berkshire County, Mass.
Timothy Johnson (1744-98), in 1777, was lieutenant in Capt. Samuel Clark's company, Col. Benjamin Simond's Berkshire County regiment at the battle of Walloomsick. He was born in Killingly, Conn.; died in Otsego, N. Y.
Isaiah Lamphier (1740-90) served from Farmington, Conn., in Captain Yale's company. He was born in Westerly, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

John Pfountz (1742-1813) was a private in the 2d company, 7th battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia, 1780. He was born in Pfoutz Valley, Cumberland County; died in Jersey Shore, Pa.
Peter Richards (1755-1822), in 1779, commanded the 6th battalion, Philadelphia County militia. He was born and died in New Hanover, Pa.
Robert Bailey (1706-98) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Lancaster County, Pa., where he died.

James Hamilton (1722-1807) served as a private in Capt. Robert McCurdy's company, 1777, Pennsylvania Line. He died in Lancaster, Pa.

[p.280] Benjamin Corson (1743-1811) served with the Associators of Southampton township. He was born in Philadelphia; died in Wrightson, Pa.

Jacob Bailey (1741-97), in 1777, served as ensign in Colonel Ross' battalion; engaged in the battle of Brandywine. He died in Lancaster, Pa.
Joseph Dungan was a private in the 4th company, Northampton Associators of Bucks County, Pa., 1775. He was born in Bucks County, and in 1785 his will was probated there.
Thomas Sebring (1744-1815) enlisted, 1775, as a private, promoted lieutenant, 1780, and, 1783, commanded a company in the Bucks County militia. He was baptized in Bucks County; died in Lycoming County, Pa.
Robert Humes served as a private in Capt. David McQueen's company, 7th battalion, Lancaster County militia. He died, 1790, in Hanover, Bucks County, Pa.
John Humes served as a private, 1778-82, under Captains William McCullough, William Allen, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Milton, Pa.
John Duncan (1743-92) was a private, 1779-81, in the 4th battalion, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Dauphin County, Pa.

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[p.286] Mrs. Ella Diadimia Grinnell Zinn.
DAR ID Number: 97914
Born in Blendon, Ohio.
Descendant of Daniel Brown, as follows:
1. William Henry Grinnell (1814-97) m. 1836 Caroline Pomeroy (1818-49).
2. William Grinnell (1778-1864) m. 1802 Diadimia Brown (1784-1872).
3. Daniel Brown m. Martha Rogers.
Daniel Brown (1758-1837) served as a private at the battle of Bennington. He was born and died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Geneva Doty Wilcox.
DAR ID Number: 97993
Born in Chautauqua County, N. Y.
Wife of Morris Wilcox.
Descendant of Sergt. Asa Chapman, as follows:
1. William Ralph Doty (b. 1861) m. 1883 Elizabeth Mary Chapin (1865-92).
2. Ralph Ransom Doty (1834-62) m. 2nd 1860 Mary Smith (1831-67).
3. Asa Chapman Doty (1802-92) m. 1833 Minervia Ransom (1814-40).
4. William Doty (1776-1849) m. 1801 Lucinda Chapman (1780-1843).
5. Asa Chapman m. 1778 Mary Williams.
Asa Chapman (1753-1805) enlisted, 1777, serving as sergeant under Colonels Wylly and Samuel Palmer, Connecticut troops. His widow received a pension in 1847. He was born in East Haddam, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Nellie Stewart Wells.
DAR ID Number: 98289
Born in Cambridge, Ill.
Wife of Alonzo M. Wells.
Descendant of Elisha Stewart (Steward), Isaac Dresser and Corp. John Dresser, as follows:
1. James W. Stewart (1849-1901) m. 1868 Julia E. Gaines (1848-92).
2. Elisha M. Stewart (1818-99) m. 1848 Clarissa Cone (1830-1905).
3. Roderick Random Stewart (1787-1860) m. 1813 Clarissa Dresser (1789-1867).
4. Elisha Stewart m. Sarah Witter (1757-1812); Isaac Dresser (1759-1835) m. Susan Taft (1761-1835).
5. John Dresser m. 1740 Sarah Scott (1722-82).
[p.93] Elisha Stewart (1757-1839) was placed on the pension roll of Renssalaer County, New York, for service as private, Connecticut Line. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
John Dresser (1716-87) served as a minute man from Charlton, Mass., where he died.
Isaac Dresser (1759-1835) served at various Rhode Island Alarms as a private in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Colrain, Mass.; died in Millville, N. Y.

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[p.2] Mrs. Etta Cole Denison Dunning.
DAR ID Number: 99003
Born in Floyd, N. Y.
Wife of Lewis Erwin Dunning.
Descendant of Sergt. Daniel Denison, Jr., as follows:
1. Wellington Denison (1822-81) m. 1844 Rhoda Anna Cole (1825-1910).
2. Latham Denison (1771-1847) m. 1796 Eleanor Tifft (1780-1846).
3. Daniel Denison, Jr., m. 1756 Katherine Avery (d. 1825).
Daniel Denison (1730-93) served as sergeant in Capt. Stephen Niles' company, 4th regiment, New York militia, under Col. William Van Rensselaer. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Kate A. Green Baxter.
DAR ID Number: 105256
Born in Lancaster, N. Y.
Wife of George E. Baxter.
Descendant of Daniel Brown, as follows:
1. Alonzo Green (1820-1900) m. 1850 Martha Jane Ely (1827-1911).
2. Calvin Ely (1802-77) m. 1822 Martha Tennant Grinnell (1803-91).
3. William Grinnell (1778-1864) m. 1802 Diademia Brown (1784-1872).
4. Daniel Brown m. Martha Rogers (b. 1755).
Daniel Brown (1753-1837) served as a private at the battle of Bennington. He was born and died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Clara Hastings Darling.
DAR ID Number: 107125
Born in Muscatine, Iowa.
Wife of Col. John Darling.
Descendant of Corp. Caleb Carr, as follows:
1. Serranus Clinton Hastings (1814-93) m. 1840 Azalea Bratt (1822-76).
2. Robert Collins Hastings m. Patience Brayton (b. 1794).
3. Asa Brayton m. 1787 Sarah Carr.
4. Caleb Carr m. Abagail Very.
[p.40] Caleb Carr (1744-93) served as private and corporal in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Jamestown, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Carrie May Humphrey Olmsted.
DAR ID Number: 108347
Born in Washington, D. C.
Wife of Arthur Herbert Olmsted.
Descendant of Aert Remsen, Samuel Forman, Lieut. Abraham Osborn, and Isaac Humphrey, as follows:
1. Gilson Smith Humphrey (b. 1845) m. 1884 Bessie P. Remsen.
2. John Remsen (1812-84) m. Jane Forman Osborn (1840-1908); Josiah W. Humphrey (1818-94) m. Louise Smith (d. 1850).
3. Abraham Remsen (1771-1857) m. Elizabeth Palmer (1765-1863); Samuel Forman Osborn (1806-89) m. Elizabeth Bailey (1816-99); Josiah C. Humphrey (1784-1836) m. 1816 Esther Daboll (1789-1863).
4. Isaac Humphrey m. 1775 Mary Chapman (b. 1755); Aert Remsen m. 1st 1770 Christy Ayer (d. 1774); Abraham Osborn (1784-1868) m. Jane Forman (1789-1845).
5. Samuel Forman m. Mary A. Conover (1768-1802); Abraham Osborn m. Elizabeth Pallen (1755-1840).
Aert Remsen (1748-1819) served as private in Col. Ann Hawk Hays' 2nd Orange County regiment of New York militia. He died in Rockland County, N. Y.
Samuel Forman (1763-1816) served as a private in Capt. Henry Waddell's 1st regiment, Monmouth County, New Jersey militia. He was born in Freehold; died in Point Pleasant, N. J.
Abraham Osborn (1753-1835) was placed on the pension roll of Monmouth County for service as private and lieutenant in the New Jersey militia. He was born and died in Monmouth County.
Isaac Humphrey served, 1776, as private in Capt. Eliphalet Holmes' company, Colonel Selden's Connecticut regiment. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Edna B. Smith Brown.
DAR ID Number: 108543
Born in Monmouth, Ill.
Wife of John Burrows Brown.
Descendant of Lieut. James Brown, as follows:
1. Edwin R. Smith (1840-68) m. 1866 Irene Eldridge (b. 1843).
2. Truman Eldridge (1808-1906) m. 1839 Alma Jones (1808-1900).
3. James Jones, Jr. (1779-1873), m. 1802 Waty Jerome (1781-1852).
4. James Jones m. 1778 Catherine Denison (1757-1851).
James Jones (1754-1803) served as ensign and lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Mary Louise Perry.
DAR ID Number: 109669
Born in Speigletown, N. Y.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas, as follows:
1. Clarence Aaron Perry (b. 1851) m. 1888 Ellen DeForris Bailey (b. 1853).
2. Samuel P. Bailey (1825-72) m. 1850 Ellen Maria DeForris (1829-1901).
3. Truman DeForris, M. D. (1801-77), m. Lucy Matilda Grant (1806-91).
4. John M. Grant (d. 1816) m. Lucy Douglas (1780-1825).
5. John Douglas (1758-1808) m. 1779 Hannah Brown (d. 1853).
6. Asa Douglas m. Rebecca Wheeler (1718-1809).
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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[p.239] Miss Lucy I. Norton.
DAR ID Number: 111726
Born in Pleasant Ridge, Kans.
Descendant of Sergt. Ebenezer Buck, Samuel Hoppin, Sergt. Ichabod Phelps and Sergt. Beriah Holcomb, as follows:
1. Curtis Joseph Norton (b. 1831) m. 1856 Mary Elizabeth Wylie (1836-1911).
2. Joseph Andrew Norton (1805-65) m. 1829 Betsey Ann Hoppin (1810-88); William Pease Wylie (1809-94) m. 1831 Charlotte French (1813-94).
3. Curtis Hoppin (1785-1868) m. (Polly) Mary Buck (1787-1851); Peter Wylie (1778-1831) m. 1800 Lucretia Holcomb (d. 1857).
4. Ebenezer Buck m. Anna Talcott (b. 1761); Samuel A. Hoppin m. 1781 Elizabeth Curtis (1758-89); Beriah Holcomb m. 1777 Lucretia Pease (d. 1837).
5. John Talcott m. Abiah Phelps (b. 1736).
6. Ichabod Phelps m. 1730 Martha Tillotson (b. 1715).
Ebenezer Buck (1750-1831) served as private in Capt. David Wheeler's company from Lanesboro, Mass.; promoted sergeant and served in Col. Benjamin Simond's regiment, 1777. He was born in Hebron, Conn.; died in Lanesboro, Mass.
Samuel Hoppin (1755-1800) served as private in Capt. Aaron Coe's company, Hamsphire County, Massachusetts militia, 1777. He was born in Guilford, Conn.; died in Lanesboro, Mass.
Beriah Holcomb (1748-1824) served, 1776, as corporal and orderly sergeant in Capt. George White's company. He was born in Simsbury, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Ichabod Phelps (1738-76), who had served in the early wars, was sergeant, 1777, in Capt. John Skinner's company. He was born in Windsor; died in Hebron, Conn.

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Mrs. Cornelia E. Schuyler Zeiger.
DAR ID Number: 113300
Born in Yonkers, N. Y.
Wife of Robert H. Zeiger.
Descendant of Gerrit Lansing, Capt. Asa Douglas and John Douglas, as follows:
1. Gerald Livingston Schuyler (b. 1866) m. 1890 Mary D. Odell (b. 1867).
2. Gerret Lansing Schuyler (1823-99) m. 1849 Mary Elizabeth Miller (1831-80); Charles Henry Odell (1842-1912) m. 1865 Mary Cornelia Douglas (b. 1843).
3. Samuel S. Schuyler (1794-1870) m. 1819 Helenah Lansing (1795-1874); Robert James Douglas (1818-81) m. 1843 Elizabeth Coxe (1822-1911).
4. John Schuyler (1758-1852) m. 2nd 1792 Anna Schuyler (1776-1866); Gerrit Lansing m. 2nd 1787 Maria Van Arnhem; James Brown Douglas (1788-1858) m. 1813 Cornelia Lott Brown (1790-1879).
[p.101] 5. Jacob Schuyler m. Eve Swackhamer (d. 1831); John Douglas m. 1779 Hannah Brown (1760-1853).
6. Asa Douglas m. 1737 Rebecca Wheeler (1718-1809).
Gerrit Lansing (1752-1835) served as private, 1st regiment, New York Line. He was born in Cohoes; died probably, in Albany County, N. Y.
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the Battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
John Douglas (1758-1808) was a matross in Captain Moodle's company, Colonel Lamb's New York regiment. He was born in Canaan, Conn.; died in Plattsburg, N. Y.

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Mrs. Carol Content Smith Gard.
DAR ID Number: 114965
Born in Rochester, N. Y.
Wife of Leonard Gard.
Descendant of Benjamin Sackett, as follows:
1. William Stuart Smith (b. 1856) m. 1879 Minnie Pomeroy Sackett (b. 1856).
2. Daniel Eaton Sackett (1832-1909) m. 1855 Mary Baker (1836-1914).
3. Daniel Sackett (1788-1865) m. 1813 Abigail Smith (1794-1856).
4. Benjamin Sackett m. Phœbe Davis.
Benjamin Sackett (1752-1826) served as a private in Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's 4th regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.

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[p.98] Miss Helen F. Downer.
DAR ID Number: 115310
Born in Downers Grove, Ill.
Descendant of Sergt. Elisha Downer, as follows:
1. Melville Bulkeley Downer (b. 1851) m. 1882 Adelaide Fitzina Summers (b. 1858).
2. George Dorrance Downer (1809-93) m. 1836 Lucina G. Bulkeley (1818-64).
3. Pierce Downer (1782-1863) m. 1808 Lucy A. Wilson Ellis (1784-1863).
4. Elisha Downer.
Elisha Downer enlisted from Plainfield, Conn., 1775, in the 6th company, 6th regiment, Connecticut Continental Line; was in the battles of White Plains and Trenton. He was born in Preston, Conn.; removed to Vermont after the war and was living in Stephentown, N. Y., in 1792.

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Mrs. Ruth James Parker.
DAR ID Number: 116091
Born in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Wife of Rupert L. Parker.
Descendant of Amos James, as follows:
1. Fred Seigniour James (b. 1867) m. 1st 1886 Nellie Colby (b. 1872).
2. Seigniour G. James (d. 1896) m. Emma Lillabridge.
3. Samuel James m. Anna Bailey.
4. Amos James m. Polly Lee.
Amos James (1760-1845) was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1833, for service as private, Rhode Island militia. He died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Gertrude Annette Reed Johnson.
DAR ID Number: 120259
Born in Rockford, Iowa.
Wife of Frederick Johnson.
Descendant of James Greene and of Capt. William Douglas, as follows:
1. John Reed (1832-1915) m. 1862 Gertrude Annette Greene (b. 1843).
2. Washington Greene (b. 1815) m. 1841 Harriett Douglas.
3. Seth Greene (b. 1784) m. 1805 Polly Rogers; William Benjamin Douglas (1789-1827) m. 1812 Mirah Dibble (d. 1860).
4. James Greene m. Joanna Terry (1752-1832); Benjamin Douglas (1765-1842) m. Lois McKay (1765-1823).
5. William Douglas m. Hannah Cole (d. 1795).
James Greene (1756-1852) enlisted, 1776, serving at various times until 1779, under Captain Gorton, Colonel Dyer's Rhode Island regiment. In 1832 he was allowed a pension. He was born in Warwick, R. I.; died in South Berlin, N. Y.

William Douglas (1743-1811) commanded a company at the Battle of Bennington and afterwards was sent as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Eudora Jones Dumbolton.
DAR ID Number: 121657
Born in S. Berlin, N. Y.
Descendant of Lieut. Col. Ebenezer Avery and of Lieut. James Jones, as follows:
1. Augustus Jerome Jones (1813-1900) m. 2nd Margaret Green (1811-95).
2. James Jones, Jr. (1779-1873), m. 1802 Waty Jerome (1781-1852).
3. James Jones (1754-1803) m. 1778 Catharine Denison (1757-1851).
4. Daniel Denison (1730-93) m. 1756 Catharine Avery (1737-1825).
5. Ebenezer Avery m. 1726 Lucy Latham (1709-58).
Ebenezer Avery (1704-80) was lieutenant colonel of the 8th Connecticut regiment. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.

James Jones (1754-1803) served as ensign and lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Kent Nelson Abbott.
DAR ID Number: 122001
Born in Casanova, Va.
Wife of Clarence Mallory Abbott.
Descendant of Capt. Jacob Wright, as follows:
1. Walter Huntington Nelson (1853-1905) m. 1876 Gertrude Huntington Kent (b. 1851).
2. John Peter Nelson (1810-78) m. 1845 Cornelia Mandeville (1824-1909).
3. William Nelson (1784-1869) m. 1812 Cornelia Mandeville Hardman (1797-1869).
4. Thomas Nelson (1744-1823) m. Sarah Wright (1747-1831).
5. Jacob Wright m. Elizabeth Haight (b. 1724).
Jacob Wright (1722-78) in 1776 commanded the 6th company of militia under Col. Philip Van Cortland, and was killed by a British light horseman. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Hettie Martin Hughes.
DAR ID Number: 122005
Born in Onalaska, Wis.
Wife of Thomas Wynne Hughes.
Descendant of Lieut. Col. Ebenezer Avery and of Sergt. Daniel Denison as follows:
1. Charles J. Martin (1846-1906) m. 1865 Maria M. France (b. 1845).
2. Alfred Martin (1800-50) m. 1820 Rhoda Denison (1804-98).
3. Latham Denison (1771-1847) m. 1796 Elenor Tifft (1780-1846).
4. Daniel Denison m. 1756 Katherine Avery (1737-1825).
5. Ebenezer Avery m. 1726 Lucy Latham (b. 1709).
Ebenezer Avery (1704-80) was lieutenant colonel of the 8th Connecticut regiment. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.

[p.3] Daniel Denison (1730-93) served as sergeant in Capt. Stephen Niles' company, 4th regiment, New York militia, under Col. William Van Renssalaer. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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[p.237] Mrs. Marion E. Smith Stafford.
DAR ID Number: 122772
Born in Rochester, N. Y.
Wife of George W. Stafford.
Descendant of Benjamin Sackett, as follows:
1. William Stuart Smith (b. 1856) m. 1879 Minnie Pomeroy Sackett (b. 1856).
2. Daniel Eaton Sackett (1832-1909) m. 1855 Mary Baker (1836-1914).
3. Daniel Sackett (1788-1855) m. 1813 Abigail Smith (1794-1856).
4. Benjamin Sackett m. 1773 Phœbe Davis.
Benjamin Sackett (1752-1826) served as private in Col. Killian Van Rensselaer's 4th regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Miss Edith Alice Reid.
DAR ID Number: 124831
Born in Rockford, Iowa.
Descendant of Capt. William Douglas and of James Greene as follows:
[p.253] 1. John Reid (1832-1915) m. 1862 Harriet Gertrude Greene (b. 1843).
2. Washington J. Greene m. 1841 Harriet Douglas (1822-44).
3. William Benjamin Douglas (1789-1827) m. 1812 Mirah Dibble (d. 1860); Seth Greene (b. 1784) m. Polly Rogers.
4. Benjamin Douglas (1765-1842) m. Lois McKay (1765-1823); James Greene m. Joanna Terry (1752-1832).
5. William Douglas m. Hannah Cole (d. 1795).
William Douglas (1743-1811) commanded a company at the Battle of Bennington and afterwards was sent as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

James Greene (1756-1852) enlisted, 1776, serving at various times until 1779, under Captain Gorton, Colonel Dyer's Rhode Island regiment. In 1832 he was allowed a pension. He was born in S. Berlin, N. Y.; died in New York.

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Miss Elinor Florence Reed.
DAR ID Number: 125187
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Descendant of William Udell, as follows:
1. Eli B. Reed (1831-65) m. 1863 Jane Udell Shepherd (1832-1906).
2. Wauten Shepherd (1807-79) m. 1829 Almira Udell (1807-67).
3. William Udell m. 1781 Margaret Hogen (1760-1842).
William Udell (1759-1849) served, 1776, as private in Captain Power's company, Vermont troops; also served with New York troops. He was born in Stephentown; died in Westerlo, N. Y.

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Mrs. Minnie Brotherton Spickerman.
DAR ID Number: 125309
Born in Rock, Wis.
Wife of Elmer H. Spickerman.
Descendant of Amos James, as follows:
1. Eugene C. Brotherton (b. 1859) m. 1880 Ida M. Campbell (1862-1902).
2. Philander Campbell (b. 1835) m. 1860 Louisa Janes (1838-92).
3. Hiram Janes (1814-67) m. 1837 Phebe Carpenter (1818-1902).
4. Thomas G. Carpenter (1794-1884) m. 1816 Lydia James (1799-1891).
5. Amos James m. 2d 1795 Phebe Chadsey (1762-1849).
Amos James (1760-1845) was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1833, for service as private, Rhode Island militia. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Daisy M. Stewart Brown.
DAR ID Number: 125628
Born in Warren Mills, Wis.
Wife of Clarence P. Brown.
Descendant of Lieut. Col. Ebenezer Avery and of Sergt. Daniel Denison, Jr., as follows:
1. Latham D. Stewart (b. 1844) m. 1868 Martha E. Hazleton (b. 1851).
2. Jonathan Stewart (1817-1908) m. 1839 Laura D. Martin (1822-98).
3. Alfred Martin (1800-50) m. 1820 Rhoda Denison (1804-98).
4. Latham Denison (1771-1847) m. 1796 Elinor Tifft (1780-1846).
5. Daniel Denison, Jr., m. 1756 Katherine Avery (1737-1825).
6. Ebenezer Avery m. Lucy Latham (b. 1709).
Ebenezer Avery (1704-80) was lieutenant-colonel of the 8th Connecticut regiment. He was born and died in Groton, Conn.

Daniel Denison, Jr. (1730-93), served as sergeant in Capt. Stephen Niles' company, 4th regiment, New York militia, under Col. William Van Renssalaer. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Clara Carr Burleigh.
DAR ID Number: 126182
Born in Oswego County, N. Y.
Wife of E. E. Burleigh.
Descendant of John Balch and of Corp. Caleb Carr, as follows:
1. Caleb Carr (1818-68) m. 1858 Frances C. Baker (1835-1918).
2. George Baker (1794-1876) m. 1819 Melinda Balch (1801-82); Caleb Carr (1778-1840) m. 1815 Lucinda Harris.
3. John Balch m. Lucy Brown; Caleb Carr m. 1772 Abigail Very.
Caleb Carr (1744-93) served as private and corporal in the Massachusetts militia. He was born in Stephentown, N. Y.; died in W. Greenwich, R. I.

[p.56] John Balch (1759-1845) enlisted, 1777-80, as private under Captains Throop and Selden, Colonels Starr, Prentice and Meigs; engaged in the battle of Stony Point. He was born in Mansfield, Conn. died in Marcellus, N. Y.

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Mrs. Harriet G. Reid.
DAR ID Number: 1236530
Wife of John Reid.
Descendant of Capt. William Douglas and of James Greene, as follows:
1. Washington J. Greene (b. 1815) m. 1841 Harrie Douglas (1822-44).
2. William Benjamin Douglas (1789-1827) m. 1812 Mirah Dibble (d. 1860); Seth Greene (b. 1784) m. 1805 Polly Rogers.
3. Benjamin Douglas (1705-1842) m. Lois McKay (1765-1823); James Greene m. Joanna Terry.
4. William Douglas m. Hannah Cole.
William Douglas (1743-1811) commanded a company at the battle of Bennington and afterwards was sent as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

James Greene (1757-1857) enlisted, 1776, serving at various times until 1779, under Captain Gorton, Colonel Dyer, Rhode Island troops. In 1832 he was allowed a pension. He was born in Warwick, R. I.; died in South Berlin, N. Y.

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Mrs. Bertha Ripley James Wright.
DAR ID Number: 126941
Born in Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Descendant of Adjt. Amos James, Maj. Hezekiah Huntington, Ralph Ripley and Roswell Calkins, as follows:
1. Henry F. James (1863-96) m. 1887 Anna Lord Arnold (1866-91).
2. Henry R. James (1839-82) m. 1861 Harriet Fairchild (b. 1838).
3. A. B. James (1812-83) m. 1836 Lucia M. Ripley (1819-1901).
4. Samuel B. James (1788-1861) m. 1811 Anna Bailey (1792-1820); Christopher Ripley (1781-1851) m. 1818 Julia Calkins (1794-1876).
5. Amos James m. Polly (Mary) Lee (1764-95); Ralph Ripley m. 1774 Eunice Huntington (1756-1828); Roswell Calkins m. 1782 Eunice Hine (1763-1849).
6. Hezekiah Huntington m. 1754 Submit Murdock (1736-1808).
Amos James was placed on the pension roll of Rensselaer County, N. Y., 1833, for service as private, Rhode Island militia. He was born near Richmond, L. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Hezekiah Huntington (1728-1807) was major of the 5th Connecticut regiment at the siege of Boston and later served the Government by manufacturing arms. He was born and died in Windham, Conn.
Ralph Ripley (1751-1827) served, 1776, as cornet in Captain Sargent's company, Maj. Ebenezer Backus' regiment of light horse. He was born and died in Windham, Conn.

[p.298] Roswell Calkins (1761-1823) served as private in Captain Munson's 8th Connecticut regiment. He was born in Walpole, Conn.; died in Delaware County, Ohio.

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[p.139] Miss Irma Leona Field.147450
Born in Detroit, Mich.
Descendant of Capt. Asa Douglas, as follows:
1. Gilbert Smith Field (b. 1867) m. 1891 Edith Coventry (b. 1865).
2. Gilbert Christie Field (1831-1903) m. 1855 Emma L. Cook (1838-74).
3. Israel Ward Cook (d. 1877) m. 1827 Ann Warren Smith (1804-94).
4. Joseph Smith (1771-1839) m. 1801 Charlotte Douglas (1789-1869).
5. Wheeler Douglas (1750-1829) m. 1771 Martha Rathbone (d. 1837).
6. Asa Douglas m. 1737 Rebecca Wheeler (1718-1809).
Asa Douglas (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the Battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. M. Augusta Horton Van Norden.
DAR ID Number: 150167
Born in Westchester County, N. Y.
Wife of Howard Livingstone Van Norden.
Descendant of Sergt. Edward Mead, as follows:
1. James E. Horton (1820-1903) m. 1851 Margery V. Silkman (1831-1903).
2. David Horton (1795-1874) m. 1818 Sarah Mead (1793-1879).
3. Edward Mead m. 1785 Mary Finch (1761-1846).
Edward Mead (1757-97) served as private and sergeant in the Connecticut troops under Col. John Mead. His widow received a pension. He was born in Greenwich, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Laura Monteath Ruston.
DAR ID Number: 150219
Born in Albany, N. Y.
Wife of Charles Ruston, Jr.
Descendant of Maj. Jonathan Brown and of Capt. Asa Douglass, as follows:
1. Edward W. Monteath (1845-76) m. 1869 Laura A. Perry (1847-1921).
2. Hiram Perry (1803-82) m. 1840 Susan Bell Rattoone (1813-83).
3. Thomas Rattoone (1770-1838) m. 1802 Olive Brown (1784-1854).
[p.69] 4. Jonathan Brown m. 1777 Lucy Douglass (1762-1848).
5. Asa Douglass m. 1737 Rebecca Wheeler (1718-1809.)
Jonathan Brown (1753-1836) served as ensign and major in the New York Continental Line and was a civil officer. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Pittstown, N. Y.
Asa Douglass (1715-92) commanded a company of “Silver Grays” at the Battle of Bennington, 1777. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Henrietta Wade Bunting Blakeslee.
DAR ID Number: 150541
Born in Carbon County, Pa.
Wife of James Irwin Blakeslee.
Descendant of Capt. William Douglas, as follows:
1. Thomas C. Bunting (1832-95) m. 1869 Elizabeth Cullen Douglas (1849-90).
2. Andrew A. Douglas (1818-90) m. Mary Ann Leisenring (1824-93).
[p.174] 3. William Douglas, Jr. (b. 1768), m. Miriam Pease.
4. William Douglas m. 1764 Hannah Cole (1741-95).
William Douglas (1743-1811) commanded a company at the battle of Bennington and afterwards was sent as a spy upon the British works. He was born in Plainfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Maude L. Cole Shipton.157619
Born in Stephentown, N. Y.
Wife of Harry Shipton.
Descendant of Israel Hendrick, and of Moses Hendrick, as follows:
1. George H. Cole (b. 1851) m. 1875 Rachel Rose (b. 1851).
2. Lorin Rose (1817-86) m. 1838 Mary Hendrick (1811-93).
3. Jonathan Hendrick m. Urania Morey (b. 1788).
4. Moses Hendrick (1756-1844) m. Elizabeth —.
5. Israel Hendrick m. Rachel Boutwell (b. 1727).
Israel Hendrick (1724-97) served as a private in Capt. Oliver Lyman's company, Col. Dike's regiment, Massachusetts troops. He was born in Woburn, Mass.; died in Berlin, N. Y.
Moses Hendrick (1756-1844) received a pension for service as private in the Massachusetts troops. He was born in Reading, Mass.; died in Berlin, N. Y.

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Mrs. Evelyn West Linden.
DAR ID Number: 158429
Born in Geneseo, Ill.
Wife of Paul R. Linden.
Descendant of Corp. John Dresser, Isaac Dresser, Benjamin Cowl, Elisha Stewart and Rufus Foster, as follows:
1. John Edward West (b. 1872) m. 1897 Minerva Benedict (h. 1872).
2. George W. West (b. 1835) m. 1865 M. Amelia Allan (1842-1919); George W. Benedict (1836-1904) m. 1869 Lydia A. Brown (b. 1844).
3. Elijah Benedict (1802-76) m. 1824 Dolly Foster (1802-90); James M. Allan (1814-85) m. 1839 Susannah D. Stewart (1820-89); Coles Jackson Brown (1815-95) m. 1836 Sally M. Cowl (1811-94).
4. Roderick R. Stewart (1787-1860) m. 1813 Clarissa Dresser (1789-1867); William Cowl (1781-1852) m. 1804 Lydia Perry (1786-1856); Rufus Foster m. 1797 Susanna Hubbard (1777-1852).
5. Isaac Dresser m. 1780 Susan Taft (1761-1825); Benjamin Cowl m. 1780 Elizabeth Gorham (1762-1843); Elisha Stewart m. Sarah Witter (1757-1812).
6. John Dresser m. 1740 Sarah Scott (1722-82).
[p.128] John Dresser (1716-89) served as corporal in Capt. Samuel. Curtis' company of minute men at the Lexington Alarm. He was born in Thomson, Conn.; died in Charlton, Mass.

Isaac Dresser (1759-1835) served as private in the Massachusetts troops under Capt. Abijah Lamb and Col. Jonathan Holman. He was born in Colrain; died in Millville, N. Y.
Benjamin Cowl (1763-1851) was placed on the pension roll of Putnam County, N. Y., 1833, for service as matross, in the New York Continental Line. He was born in Massachusetts; died in Patterson, N. Y.

Elisha Stewart (1757-1837) received a pension for service as private in the Connecticut Line under Colonel Parsons. He was born in Stonington, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Rufus Foster (1762-1836) received a pension for service as private in the Massachusetts troops under Captain Kemp and Colonel Wells. He was born in Barnardstown, Mass.; died in Rochester, Vt.

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Mrs. Mary Osband Swift Anderegg.
DAR ID Number: 159494
Born in Detroit, Mich.
Wife of Frederick Anderegg.
Descendant of John Swift, Sergt. Asa Cowles, Job Gardner, Capt. Nathaniel Gardner, Gideon Durfee and Ensign Weaver Osband, as follows:
1. Osband Durfee Swift (1813-57) m. 3d 1851 Laura A. Cowles (1827-1900).
2. Marcus Swift (1793-1865) m. 1812 Anna Osband (1793-1842); Russell Cowles (1780-1865) m. 1804 Dorcas Gardner (1786-1849).
3. John Swift m. 1784 Rhoda Sawyer (1766-1806); Asa Cowles m. Mollie Russell (1756-1836); Nathaniel Gardner m. 1785 Marcia (Marcy) Spencer; Weaver Osband m. 1788 Hannah Durfee (1766-1805).
4. Job Gardner m. 1748 Ann Fry (b. 1725); Gideon Durfee m. 1757 Anna Bowen (1738-1821).
John Swift (1761-1814) served as private in Capt. Lathrop Allen's company, Colonel Elmore's regiment, Connecticut troops. He was born in Kent, Conn.; died at Fort George, Queenston Heights.
Asa Cowles (1747-1837) served as private, corporal and sergeant in the Massachusetts troops. He was born in Belchertown, Mass.; died in New Lebanon, New York.
Job Gardner was deputy to the General Assembly and furnished food for the militia of Rhode Island. He was born, 1723, in South Kingston, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Nathaniel Gardner (1751-1813) commanded a company of Rhode Island militia. He was born in East Greenwich, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
[p.160] Gideon Durfee (1738-1814) served as minute man in Capt. Peleg Simmons' company, Colonel Olney's regiment, on the Tiverton Alarm. He was born in Tiverton, R. I.; died in Palmyra, N. Y.

Weaver Osband (1756-1820) served as ensign in Captain Devol's company, Rhode Island militia. He was born in Tiverton, R. I.; died in Palmyra, N. Y.

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Mrs. Helen M. Lewis Grigsby.
DAR ID Number: 159849
Born in Pittsfield, Ill.
Wife of Earl Shriver Grigsby.
Descendant of James Adams and of Benjamin Barney, as follows:
1. Frank M. Lewis (b. 1861) m. 1882 Florence Matthews (b. 1860).
2. Thomas Lewis (1834-65) m. 1860 Eliza J. Barney (1842-91); A. C. Matthews (1833-88) m. Anna Edna Ross (b. 1839).
3. William Ross (1792-1873) m. Edna Adams (1800-66); John Barney (1809-94) m. 1837 Clarissa Shaw (1812-1900).
4. James Adams m. 3d Edna Allen; Benjamin Barney m. 1783 Deborah Crapo (1760-1822).
[p.268] James Adams (1759-1843) received a pension for service as private in the Connecticut troops under Col. William Ledyard. He was born in Groton, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Benjamin Barney (1760-1819) received a pension for service as private in the Massachusetts troops under Colonels Read and Marshall. He was born in Taunton, Mass.; died in Herkimer, N. Y.

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Mrs. Anna F. Baker Barnaskey.
DAR ID Number: 160202
Born in Oneida, N. Y.
Wife of A. Parker Barnaskey.
Descendant of Capt. Stephen Goodwin, Elisha Backus, John Carpenter, Samuel Nichols, Capt. Nathan Barber and Job Gardner, as follows:
1. Clinton Rice Baker (b. 1868) m. 1897 Edith A. Goodwin (b. 1869).
2. Richard Matteson Baker (1891-1907) m. 1863 Frances Rice (1843-1918); Sands Higinbotham Goodwin (b. 1845) m. 1868 Anna S. Backus (1846-1916).
3. Stephen Hills Goodwin (1813-81) m. 1840 Abby Higinbotham (1819-68); Warren Moses Rice (1811-81) m. 1838 Amanda Noble (d. 1877); Mancer Merriam Backus (1818-87) m. 1842 Harriet C. Wilber (1819-57).
4. Stephen Goodwin (1780-1813) m. 1801 Eunice Morton (1781-1839); Elisha Backus, Jr. (1782-1850), m. 1816 Amanda Merriam (1796-1874); Nathan B. Wilber (1791-1865) m. 1815 Mary A. Gardner (1797-1872); Sands Higmbotham (1790-1868) m. 1811 Temperance Carpenter (1791-1831); Moses Rice m. Lucinda Nichols (1781-1862).
5. Stephen Goodwin (d. 1779) m. Carine Beach (1762-1850); Elisha Backus m. 1777 Betsey Johnson (d. 1839); John Wilber (1760-1807) m. 1780 Mary Barber (b. 1762); William Gardner (1765-1846) m. 1793 Mercy Higinbotham (1765-1824); John Carpenter m. 2d 1779 Ahigail Moore (1759-1841); Samuel Nichols m. 1st Hannah Resseguie (1757-1827).
6. Stephen Goodwin m. 1752 Abigail Gillet (d. 1797); Job Gardner m. 1744 Ann Fry (b. 1725); Nathan Barber m. Thankful Maxson (1732-1806).
Stephen Goodwin (1734-88) commanded a company, 1776, under Col. Fisher Gay to reenforce the army in New York. He was born in Simsbury; died in Bloomfield, Conn.

[p.70] Elisha Backus (1752-1801) was a volunteer at the Lexington Alarm from Canterbury, Conn., where he was born. He died in Manlius, N. Y.

John Carpenter (1745-1800), a patriot, signer of the Association Test and manufacturer of guns and powder. He was born in Jamaica, L. I.; died in Jamestown, N. Y.

Samuel Nichols (1758-1849) received a pension for service as private in Col. Heman Swifts' Connecticut regiment. He was born in Norwalk, Conn.; died in Fenner, N. Y.

Nathan Barber (1733-1816) was captain of the 3d company and of the Senior Class company, 1st battalion, Kings County. Rhode Island militia; also member of Committee and Deputy to the Rhode Island General Assembly. He was born in Hopkinton; died in Westerly, R. I.
Job Gardner was deputy to the General Assembly and furnished food for the militia of R. I. He was born, 1723, in South Kingston, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Maude Adell Dumbolton Laren.
DAR ID Number: 161388
Born in Rockford, Iowa.
Wife of Arthur Laren.
Descendant of Lieut. James Jones, as follows:
1. Nathan Dumbolton (b. 1849) m. 1874 Eudora Jones (b. 1852).
2. Augustus Jerome Jones (1813-1900) m. Margaret Greene (1811-95).
3. James Jones, Jr. (1779-1873), m. 1802 Waty Jerome (1781-1852).
4. James Jones m. 2d. 1778 Catharine Denison (1757-1851).
James Jones (1754-1803) served as lieutenant, 1780, in the Albany County, New York militia, under Colonel Van Rensselaer. He was born in New London, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

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Mrs. Caroline B. Butterfield Hogg.
DAR ID Number: 163090
Born in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wife of Gory Hogg.
Descendant of Ebenezer Butterfield, Corp. Jonas Butterfield, Alexander Baldridge, William Baldridge, Capt. Aaron Willard, Nathaniel Willard, Lieut. Abner Pease, Abner Pease, Jr., Lieut. Col. James Agnew and Capt. Elijah Blackman, as follows:
1. Alden Pease Butterfield (1849-1918) m. 1873 Caroline Ida Baldridge (b. 1852).
2. Jonas Butterfield (1820-74) m. 1849 Harriet Melissa Darrow (1818-1902); David Agnew Baldridge (1823-69) m. 1851 Caroline James (1832-54).
3. John Butterfield (1780-1846) m. 1800 Sibyl Willard (1781-1858); James Ramsey Baldridge (1793-1860) m. 1815 Sophia Bradford (1799-1882); James Darrow m. 1811 Betsey Pease (1796-1825).
4. Jonas Butterfield m. 1767 Esther Cummings (1745-1824); William Baldridge m. 1st 1792 Rebecca Agnew (1772-1817); Nathaniel Willard m. 1762 Elizabeth Haskell; Abner Pease, Jr., m. 1790 Polly Blackman (1768-1835).
5. Ebenezer Butterfield m. 1st Sarah — (d. 1748); Alexander Baldridge m. 1745 Jane Ramsey; Aaron Willard m. 1724 Mary Wright (1704-67); Abner Pease m. 1763 Elizabeth Farrington; James Agnew m. 1768 Mary Ramsey (1753-1825); Elijah Blackman m. Elizabeth Hall.
Ebenezer Butterfield (1706-95) was a patriot during the Revolution. He was born in Chelmsford; died in Dunstable, Mass.

Jonas Butterfield (1742-1826) was a minute man at the Lexington Alarm in Capt. Reuben Butterfield's company, Col. David Green's regiment, and also served as corporal in Capt. Oliver Cummings' company of Massachusetts troops. He was born in Dunstable, Mass.; died in Farmington, Maine.

[p.25] Alexander Baldridge (1717-1805) served as private in Capt. John McConnell's company, 4th battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Ireland; died in Lincoln County, N. C.

William Baldridge (1761-1830) served as private in the North Carolina troops. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died at Cherry Fork, Ohio.

Aaron Willard (1701-84) commanded a company of Massachusetts troops and was also commissioner for the Colonies to Nova Scotia. He was born and died in Lancaster, Mass.
Nathaniel Willard was a private in Capt. William Greenleaf's company, Col. Josiah Whitney's 2d Worcester County, Massachusetts regiment. He was born, 1732, in Lancaster, Mass.; died in Farmington, Maine.

Abner Pease (1733-84) served as ensign and as lieutenant under Capt. Stephen Pearl and Col. Benjamin Woodbridge, New York troops. Was also a patriot. He was born in Enfield, Conn.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

Abner Pease, Jr. (1763-1836), received a pension for service as private in the New York troops under Colonel Harper. He was born in Somers, Conn.; died in Aurora, Ohio.
James Agnew (1742-1825) served as lieutenant colonel of the 7th battalion, York County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born and died in Adams County, Pa.

Elijah Blackman (1740-1822) was placed on the pension roll of Ohio, 1818, for service of captain, Connecticut Continental Line. He was born in Stoughton, Mass.; died in Aurora, Ohio.

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Mrs. Alice Cranston Lapham.
DAR ID Number: 164437
Born in Omaha, Neb.
Wife of George Day Lapham.
Descendant of John Cranston, Beriah Brown, Allen Matteson, Abel Tanner, James Greene, John Winsor, Ebenezer Johnson, Amos Sweet and Samuel Allen Boardman, as follows:
1. Byron Greene Cranston (b. 1851) m. 1876 Mary Adaline Brown (b. 1852).
2. Henry Cranston (1818-86) m. 1838 Phebe Matteson (1821-1905); Christopher Brown, Jr. (1819-91), m. 1847 Abigail Kendal (1830-1918).
3. Simon Cranston (1784-1847) m. 1803 Elizabeth Tanner (1785-1857); Christopher Brown (1772-1862) m. 1796 Tabitha Arnold (1779-1861); Ebenezer Matteson (1790-1852) m. 1816 Roxana Greene (1799-1889); David Kendall (1796-1842) m. Margaret Winsor (1798-1854).
4. John Cranston m. 1781 Abigail Tisdale (1762-1847); Beriah Brown, Jr. (1744-1819), m. 1745 Amy Sherman (b. 1746); Allen Matteson m. Jemima Johnson (1760-1838); Abel Tanner m. 1782 Lydia Sweet (1764-1842); James Greene m. Joanna Terry (1755-1852); John Winsor m. 1792 Lydia Boardman (1775-1861).
5. Beriah Brown m. Elizabeth Smith; Amos Sweet m. 1759 Betsey (Elizabeth) Straight (d. 1793); Ebenezer Johnson m. Rebecca Tingley (b. 1739); Samuel Allen Boardman m. 1774 Katherine Thorp (d. 1842).
John Cranston (1757-1828) served as private in the 4th regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born in Warren, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.
Beriah Brown (1715-92) was high sheriff of Kings County, Rhode Island, 1775-81. He was born in North Kingston; died in Wickford, R. I.

Allen Matteson (1755-1839) received a pension, 1832, for service as private in the Rhode Island troops under Colonels Cook and Dyer. He was born in Coventry, R. I.; died in Berlin, N. Y.

Abel Tanner (1762-1830) served as private in the 4th regiment, Albany County, New York militia, under Colonel Van Rensselaer. He was born in Exeter, R. I.; died in Stephentown, N. Y.

James Greene (1756-1852) enlisted, 1776, serving at various times until 1779, in Captain Gorton's company, Colonel Dyer's Rhode [p.141] Island regiment. In 1832 he applied for a pension, which was allowed. He was born in Warwick, R. I.; died in South Berlin, N. Y.

John Winsor (1755-1831) received a pension for service as private in the New York troops under Col. Goose Van Schaick. He died in Rensselaer County, N. Y.

Ebenezer Johnson (1736-1836) received a pension for service as private in the Rhode Island militia under Colonels Brown, Waterman and Kasson. He was born and died in Coventry, R. I.
Amos Sweet served as private in Captain Odle's company, Colonel Schuyler's regiment, Albany County, New York militia. He was born in North Kingston, R. I.; died, 1793, in Stephentown, N. Y.
Samuel Allen Boardman served as private in Capt. Joseph Churchill's company, Col. Comfort Sage's regiment, Connecticut Line. He was born in Middletown, Conn.; died, 1780, in service.
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The information found at the beginning of this page was sent by [mailto:craigrbateman@aol.com Craig Bateman]

==Batemans of Stephentown, New York==

===First Generation===

1. Mr. Reuben BATEMAN[1,2] was born[3] 13 Dec 1755. He died[2,4] 15 Feb 1818 and was buried[3] Feb 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Reuben resided[5] in Massachusetts, USA. He resided[6] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He leased[10] 123 acres of farm land from the Van Rensselaer family’s Rensselaerwyck East Manor on 9 Aug 1790. He served[11] in the Albany County Militia, Fourth Regiment.

Reuben married Miss Hart GARDNER[7], daughter of Mr. Caleb GARDNER and Miss Eunice BILL about 1780. Hart was born[8] about 1760 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 12 Apr 1842 and was buried[8] Apr 1842 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 2 M i. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN was born 10 Jul 1789 and died 26 May 1827.

:3 F ii. Miss Mary BATEMAN[9] was born[9] 24 Dec 1796. She died[9] 7 Sep 1818 and was buried[9] Sep 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies, genealogy.com.
* 2,3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, USGenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemb.htm. "Bateman, Reuben died 15 FEB 1818, 62 years, 2 months 2 days, husband of Hart Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 4,5,6,7. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 8. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Hart died 12 APR 1842 82 years, wife of Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 9. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Mary died 07 SEP 1818, 21 years 8 months 13 days, daughter of Hart Bateman and Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 10. New York State Library, Rensselaerwyck Manor Records, 1630-1899, http://www.nysl.nysed.giv/msscfa/sc70791_a_I.htm.
* 11. New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, complied by Frederic G. Mather, 2nd ed., 1898, http://www.fortlock.com/nymilitiaalbany4.htm.

=== Second Generation ===

2. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN[1,2,3,4,5,6,7] (Reuben) was born[7,8] 10 Jul 1789. He died[7,9] 26 May 1827 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[7,10] May 1827 in Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Stephen was counted in a census[11] 1810. He was counted in a census[12] 1820. He was employed[16] Farmer 1820. He resided[17] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[18] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[19] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Stephen married[20,21] Miss Lydia GREENMAN[7,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29], daughter of Mr. Benjamin GREENMAN Jr. and Miss Lydia BROWN, on 10 Feb 1810. Lydia was born[30,31] 3 Sep 1791 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[32,33,34] 13 Apr 1870 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[35] Apr 1870 in Greenman Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., NY, USA. Lydia was counted in a census[36] 1800. She was counted in a census[37] 1810. She was counted in a census[38] 1820. She was counted in a census[39] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[41] 1800 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[42] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[43] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[44] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 4 M i. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr. was born 8 Dec 1811 and died 12 Apr 1892.

:5 F ii. Daua BATEMAN[47] was born[48] Bet 1804 and 1810. She died Unknown. Daua was counted in a census[49] 1820. She resided[50] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

:6 M iii. Sonb BATEMAN[51] was born[52] Bet 1810 and 1820. He died Unknown. Sonb was counted in a census[53] 1820. He resided[54] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:7 F iv. Armenia BATEMAN[55] was born[56] about 1814 in New York, USA. She died Unknown. Armenia was counted in a census[57] 1820. She was counted in a census[58] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[59] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[60] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:8 F v. Dauc BATEMAN[61] was born[62] Bet 1810 and 1820. She died Unknown. Dauc was counted in a census[63] 1820. She resided[64] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. barnard03.FTW, Not Given.
* 2, 23, 31, 33. Shirley Swift Howe, Van Buren Genealogies; The Greenman Family of Prospect Lake, Michigan (Heritage Valley Publishing Co., P.O. Box 189 Decatur, Michigan), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 3, 13, 24, 45. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York, genealogy.com.
* 4. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy; Descendants of John Chapman, First Settler of Stonington, Connecticut (E. R. Chapman
* Akron, Ohio
* 1931), Cemetery Records, genealogy.com.
* 5, 10, 25, 26, 34. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy, Cemetery Records of Rensselaer Co., New York.
* 6, 14, 19, 27, 46. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Stephen Van Rensselaer died 26 MAY 1827, 37 years 10 months 16 days, husband of Lydia Greenman, Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 8, 20. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 9. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 11, 17, 37, 42. U.S. Census of 1810, genealogy.com.
* 12, 15, 16, 18, 38, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64. U.S. Census of 1820, genealogy.com.
* 21. Richard O. Greenman, http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=rogden2002&id=I5746, www.Ancestry.com.
* 22. barnard03.FTW.
* 28. J. Burt Greenman, Recorded History of the Greenman Family, from their Ancestors, 1638-1968, A (1970, Self published), p. 5, Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA. This book is really a 'paper' of 18 pages containing many errors, but it was a very good start on the Greenman Family History.
* Fair.
* 29. William S. Pelletreau, A. M., Historic Homes & Institutions & Genealogical & Family History of New York (Orig 1907, reprinted 1988 by Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, MD), p. 255, genealogy.com.
* 30. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The (1988 by the Greenman Family Association), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 32. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 35. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition (1998 by the Greenman Family Association, Block Island, Rhode Island), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 36, 41. U.S. Census of 1800, Not Given.
* 39, 44, 55, 56, 58, 60. U.S. Census of 1850, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet.
* 40. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition.
*
=== Third Generation ===

4. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr.[1,2] (Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[3,4,5] 8 Dec 1811. He died[4] 12 Apr 1892 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[4] Apr 1892 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He was counted in a census[7] 1820. He resided[9] in Hoag's Corners, Columbia Co., New York, USA.

Horace married Miss Sarah Ann ODELL "Sally" in 1834. Sally was born 1815 in New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:9 F i. Miss Charity A. BATEMAN was born 1836 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 10 M ii. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN was born 1838.

:11 M iii. Mr. George W. BATEMAN[10] was born[10] 10 Mar 1839 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[10] 30 Aug 1919 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[10] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::George married Miss Harriet E. LEE. Harriet was born 1855. She died 1942 and was buried 1942 in East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:12 F iv. Miss Armina E. BATEMAN was born[11] 20 Jan 1841 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 16 Oct 1915 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::Armina married Jestin H. ADAMS.

:13 M v. Mr. Horace R. BATEMAN Jr.[12] was born[12] 1843 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[12] 1913 and was buried[12] 1913 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
::Horace married Miss Lucinda A. STERLING[12].

:+ 14 M vi. Mr. William H. BATEMAN was born Aug 1845 and died 1919.

:+ 15 F vii. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN was born 23 Oct 1847 and died 3 Nov 1918.

:16 M viii. Chauncey E. BATEMAN was born 1848 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1, 3. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York.
* 2, 9. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 4, 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Horace born 08 DEC 1811 died 12 APR 1892 husband of Sarah Ann Odell Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown." This is Horace Bateman, Sr.
* 6, 7, 8. U.S. Census of 1820.
* 10. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, George W. born 10 MAR 1839, died 30 AUG 1919, son of Sarah Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Co. E 125th R. N.Y. Vols."
* 11. Interments in Rensselaer Co. Cemeteries, NY GenWeb.
* 12. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, H.R., Jr. born 1843, died 1913, husband of Lucinda A. Sterling, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fourth Generation ===

10. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1838 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Ianthus married Emily E. BATEMAN. Emily was born 1839.
:They had the following children:
:17 F i. Caroline A. BATEMAN was born 1858.

:+ 18 M ii. Elbert BATEMAN was born 1864.

14. Mr. William H. BATEMAN[1] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] Aug 1845 in New York, USA. He died[1] 1919 and was buried[1] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

William married Miss Freelove Estelle DIBBLE "Estelle"[1,2], daughter of Mr. Demetrius DIBBLE and Mrs. Sarah A. DIBBLE. Estelle was born[2] May 1847 in New York, USA. She died[2] 1914 and was buried[2] 1914 in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:19 F i. Miss Birdella BATEMAN "Birdie" was born[3] 8 Apr 1871 in New York, USA. She died[3] 16 Feb 1891 and was buried[3] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 20 M ii. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN was born 17 Jul 1877 and died 15 May 1949.

:21 M iii. William S. BATEMAN was born Aug 1882 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

15. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN[4] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[4] 23 Oct 1847 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[4] 3 Nov 1918 and was buried[4] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Nancy married Nelson V. TIFFT[4] on 24 Mar 1866 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA. Nelson was born 20 Feb 1846 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died 13 Jul 1894 in Glenville, Schenectady Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:
:22 F i. Lillian May TIFFT was born 1 Nov 1871 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, William H. born 1845 died 1919, husband of F. Estelle Dibble, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 2. unknown, Dibble Interments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemd.htm. "Dibble, F. Estelle born 1847 died 1914, wife of Wm. H. Bateman, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Birdie died 16 FEB 1891, 19years 10 months 8 days, daughter of E.F. and Wm. H. Bateman East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Nancy C. born 23 OCT 1847 died 03 NOV 1918, wife of Nelson V. Tifft, daughter of Lydia Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fifth Generation ===

18. Elbert BATEMAN (Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1864.

Elbert married Nellie BATEMAN. Nellie was born Jul 1865.
:They had the following children:

:23 M i. Horace BATEMAN was born Nov 1891 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 24 M ii. Chauncey BATEMAN was born Nov 1897.

:25 F iii. Carrie BATEMAN was born May 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Carrie married Walter SYKES.

20. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN (William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 17 Jul 1877 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[2] 15 May 1949 in Chatham Center, Columbia Co., New York, USA and was buried[2] May 1949 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Charles married Miss Elizabeth Marion QUINLAN[3], daughter of Mr. Edward Patrick QUINLAN and Miss Mary A. MCSORLEY, on 15 Jan 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Elizabeth was born[3,4] 26 Jul 1875 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[3,4] 11 Jun 1959 and was buried[3,4] Jun 1959 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 26 M i. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN was born 15 Dec 1900 and died 26 Nov 1986.

:27 F ii. Ms. Elizabeth BATEMAN.

:28 M iii. Mr. Joseph BATEMAN.

:29 F iv. Ms. Loretta Margaret BATEMAN[5] was born 8 Nov 1906. She died 16 Dec 1906 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[5] 1906 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 30 F v. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1908 and died Dec 1994.

:31 F vi. Margaret BATEMAN[6] was born 22 Feb 1910. She died 24 Sep 1910 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[6] 1910 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 32 M vii. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN was born 19 May 1912 and died 23 Jun 1987.

:33 M viii. Francis BATEMAN was born 8 Apr 1914. He died 10 Apr 1914 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[7] 1914 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 34 M ix. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1915 and died 14 Mar 1984.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Charles E. Bateman's Obituary, unknown, www.stephentowngenealogy.com. "Charles E. Bateman, 71, a life-long resident of this town, died yesterday morning at his home after a long illness. He was born July 17, 1877, son of William H. and Estelle F. (sic) Dibble Bateman and was a carpenter by trade.
* Surviving are his widow, the former Elizabeth M. Quinlan; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Novick of Puerto Rico; and three sons, Maurice, Edward and Daniel, all of California.
* Funeral services will be Wednesday morning at 9 at the residence, followed by mass at 9:30 at St. Joseph's Church, Stephentown. The body is at the home where friends may call. Rev. Francis Schatzlein will recite the Rosary tomorrow evening. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown. - May 16, 1949.".
* 2. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Charles born 1877 died 15 MAY 1949, husband of Elizabeth M. Quinlan, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Quinlan Internments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemq.htm. "Quinlan, Elizabeth M. born 1875 died 11 JUN 1959, wife of Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Elizabeth died 11 JUN 1959, Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Stephentown." wife of Charles Earl Bateman.
* 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Loretta, daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 6. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Margaret daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Francis, son of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Sixth Generation ===

24. Chauncey BATEMAN (Elbert, Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born Nov 1897 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
Chauncey married Olive BATEMAN. Olive was born 1906.
:They had the following children:

:35 M i. Chauncey BATEMAN was born 1929 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

26. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 15 Dec 1900 in New York, USA. He died[2] 26 Nov 1986 in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried 1 Dec 1986 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Maurice married Miss Mary Regina FITZGERALD "Regina", daughter of Mr. Thomas Joseph FITZGERALD and Miss Mary Ellen MCCARTHY, on 8 Nov 1931 in St. John's Church, Valatie, Columbia Co., New York, USA. Regina was born[3] 27 Sep 1905 in Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA and was christened[4] 1 Oct 1905 in St. John Evangelist's Catholic Church, Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA. She died[5] 5 Oct 1996 in Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was buried 8 Oct 1996 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 36 M i. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN was born 1 Aug 1931.

:37 M ii. Mr. Leo Francis Thomas BATEMAN "Leo" was born 11 Aug 1932 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 18 Sep 1932 in St. Francis Assisi, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died in Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA. Leo received First Holy Communion 21 May 1939 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. He was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA.

:38 F iii. Ms. Maureen Regina Margaret BATEMAN was born 17 Oct 1933 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was baptized 19 Nov 1933 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
::Maureen received First Holy Communion 26 May 1940 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She entered convent 15 Sep 1951 at Montecito, CA, USA.

:+ 39 M iv. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN was born 12 Dec 1934.

:+ 40 M v. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN was born 22 Aug 1936.

:+ 41 F vi. Ann Mary BATEMAN was born 6 Dec 1937.

:+ 42 F vii. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN was born 17 Apr 1939.

:43 M viii. John BATEMAN was born 10 Jan 1942 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died 11 Feb 1942 and was buried Feb 1942 in Mission San Gabriel, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

30. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1908 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA. She died Dec 1994. Mary married Mr. David NOVICK.
:They had the following children:

:44 F i. Miss Dana NOVICK.

:45 F ii. Miss Charlene NOVICK.

32. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN "Ed" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 May 1912. He died 23 Jun 1987.

Ed married Miss Elva GROSE. Elva was born[6] 11 Sep 1916 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She died 22 Apr 1980.

:They had the following children:

:46 M i. Mr. David BATEMAN was born[7] 8 Mar 1946 in Tuscon, Arizona.

:+ 47 F ii. Dianne BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1952.

34. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN "Dan" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1915. He died 14 Mar 1984.

Dan married Miss Gayle REYNOLDS. Gayle was born 5 Sep 1912. She died 5 Jan 1983.
:They had the following children:

:48 M i. Paul Martin BATEMAN was born 29 Oct 1939.

:49 F ii. Dr. Charlene B. BATEMAN.

:50 F iii. Miss Dana BATEMAN RN.

:51 M iv. Mr. Gregory BATEMAN.

:52 F v. Miss Margaret Ann BATEMAN.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Social Security Administration, Maurice W. Bateman's Death, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet. "SSN 551-03-9238, Born 15 DEC 1901, Died 26 NOV 1986.".
* 2. unknown, Maurice Bateman Star News Obituary, Pasadena Star News Saturday, November 29, 1986, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman - - Maurice Bateman passed away November 26, 1986. Survived by his wife, Regina Bateman; children, Eugene M., Leo F., Robert E., Joseph A., Maureen Bateman, Ann MacFarland and Helen M. Sherman; brother, Charles E. Bateman; sister, Mary Novick; 22 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Rosary Sunday, 7:00 P.M., and Funeral Mass Monday, 10:00 A.M., both at the San Gabriel Mission. Donations may be made to the American Lung Assoc. Cabot & Sons, Directors.".
* 3, 5. unknown, Regina Bateman's Obituary, unknown, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman, Regina F., born September 27, 1905 in Schenectady, New York, died October 5, 1996 in Temple City, California. She is lovingly survived by her three sons, Eugene M. (Gladys), Robert E. (Patty) and Joseph A. (Margaret); three daughters, Maureen R. Bateman, Ann M. MacFarlane and Helen M. Sherman (George); twenty-two grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren; and eight nieces and nephews.
* A Vigil Service will be held Wednesday, October 8, 7 pm at Pierce Brothers Simone DuBois Mortuary Chapel, San Gabriel. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, October 10, 10am, Saint Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City. Interment following services at Resurrection Cemetery, S. San Gabriel. Pierce Brother Simone DuBois Mortuary, Directors, 818/287-0595.".
* 4. Revd. William H. Walsh, Mary Regina Fitzgerald's Baptism 1 Oct 1905, Official Baptismal record from St. John's dated October 31, 1930, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. ""Sponsors being Patrick Fitzgerald and Margaret McCarthy"."
* 6, 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter to Regina Bateman December 10 (no year), Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "". . .For us you weren't sure of birth dates - Mom was born in Regina Saskatchewan, Can. 9-11-1916. . .David March 8 1946 Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Seventh Generation ===

36. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN "Gene" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1 Aug 1931 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Gene married Miss Pat SCARIANO. Pat was born 6 Dec 1936.
:They had the following children:

:+ 53 F i. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN was born 14 Aug 1958.

:+ 54 F ii. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN was born 4 Aug 1962.

:55 F iii. Kelly Ann BATEMAN "Miss" was born 8 Apr 1964.

39. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN "Bob" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 12 Dec 1934 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 6 Jan 1935 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob married Miss Patricia Anne DONAHUE "Patty", daughter of Mr. Clarence Albert DONAHUE and Miss Mary Elizabeth GRAFF, on 28 Jun 1958 in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, South San Gabriel, Los Angeles, California, USA. The marriage ended in divorce. Patty was born 7 Jan 1938 in Albany, Albany Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:56 M i. Mr. Craig Robert Andrew BATEMAN was born[2] 18 May 1960 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:57 M ii. Mr. Dean Christopher BATEMAN was born 29 Apr 1962 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:58 M iii. Mr. Eric John BATEMAN was born 6 Mar 1966 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:59 M iv. Mr. Peter Matthew BATEMAN "Pete" was born 23 Oct 1974 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 1975 in St. Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died[3] 3 Mar 2000 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob also married[4] Mrs. Patricia Ann GOODMAN nee SHELLMAN "Patti", daughter of Oleta SHELLMAN "Leda" on 7 Aug 1982 at the Vista House, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Patti was born 29 Apr 1939.

40. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN "Joe" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 22 Aug 1936 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Joe married Margaret Bateman. Margaret was born 25 Aug 1941.
:They had the following children:

:+ 60 F i. Miss Taryn Ann BATEMAN was born 19 Dec 1964. Taryn married Mr. Jamie Simone.

:+ 61 F ii. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN was born 28 Dec 1967.

:62 F iii. Miss Suzanne Michelle BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1972 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Suzanne married[5] Mr. Richard Joseph WISZ on 25 Oct 1997 in St. Catherine of Siena, Laguna Beach, Orange Co., California, USA.

:63 F iv. Miss Tracy Lynne BATEMAN was born 16 Jan 1974 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Tracy married[6] Mr. Randy Michael MCANDREW on 16 Aug 2003 in Holy Angels Church, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

41. Ann Mary BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 6 Dec 1937 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Ann married Mr. Ralph Emerson MACFARLANE. The marriage ended in divorce.
:They had the following children:

:+ 64 F i. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE was born 16 Jul 1961.

:65 M ii. Mr. Thomas Edward MACFARLANE "Tom" was born 5 Sep 1962.

:66 M iii. Mr. Paul Robert MACFARLANE was born 11 Jul 1964.

:67 F iv. Miss Sheila Ann MACFARLANE was born 15 Feb 1973.

:68 M v. Mr. Philip James MACFARLANE was born 28 Apr 1975.

42. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 17 Apr 1939 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Helen married Mr. George SHERMAN. George was born 11 May 1936.
:They had the following children:

:69 F i. Miss Laurel Ann SHERMAN was born 11 Jul 1977.

47. Dianne BATEMAN (Charles Edward, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[7] 18 Feb 1952 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Dianne married Mr. Wally DHCYOLICKI on 11 Sep 1971 in St. Johnsville, Montgomery Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:70 M i. Michael D. DHCYOLICKI.

:71 F ii. Laura D. DHCYOLICKI.

:72 F iii. Lisa DHCYOLICKI.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Registrar-Recorder Los Angeles County, Robert Bateman's Birth Certificate, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Standard Certificate of Birth
* Bateman born December 12, 1934 St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles.".
* 2. Registrar-Recorder, Los Angeles County, California, Craig Robert Bateman's, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Certificate of Live Birth
* Craig Robert Bateman born May 18, 1960 at 4:33 pm at Methodist Hospital of Southern California 300 West Huntington Drive, Arcadia.".
* 3. Social Security Administration, Peter Bateman's Death, FamilySearch.org, www.familysearch.org, 564438533. "Peter Bateman Born 23 Oct 1974 Died 3 Mar 2000.".
* 4. unknown, Wedding Invitation (unknown), Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "The family and friends of Patricia A. Goodman and Robert E. Bateman are invited to join in the celebration of their marriage August 7, 1983 at three o'clock in the afternoon at 6614 North Vista San Gabriel. Reception to follow."
* 5. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Suzanne Michelle to Richard Joseph Wisz on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of October nineteen hundred and ninety-seven at two o'clock in the afternoon St. Catherine of Siena Church 990 Temple Terrace Laguna Beach, California."
* 6. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew request the honor of your presence at the marriage of Tracy Lynne and Randy Michael on Saturday, the sixteenth of August two thousand and three at two o'clock in the afternoon Holy Angels Church 370 Campus Drive Arcadia, California."
* 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter. ""Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Eighth Generation ===

53. Mrs. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 14 Aug 1958.
Kathleen married Mr. Stanley JONES "Stan".
:They had the following children:

:73 M i. Mr. Adrian JONES was born 10 Oct 1986.

:74 M ii. Trevor JONES was born 3 Jun 1989.

Kathleen also married ? WEXLER.

:They had the following children:

:75 F iii. Miss Rachel WEXLER was born 26 Sep 1994.

54. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 4 Aug 1962.
Kristi married Mr. Reed THOMAS.
:They had the following children:

:76 F i. Miss Katharine Jean THOMAS "Katie".

:77 M ii. Gregory THOMAS "Greg" was born 28 May 1985.

60. Mrs. Taryn Ann BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 Dec 1964.
Taryn married Mr. Jamie SIMONE. Jamie was born 16 Aug.
:They had the following children:

:78 F i. Miss Alexandra SIMONE was born 1 Jul 1987.

:79 F ii. Miss Kirstie SIMONE was born 19 Sep 1993.

:80 M iii. Mr. Dylan SIMONE was born 13 Feb 1995.

:81 F iv. Miss Erin SIMONE was born 16 Oct 2001.

61. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 28 Dec 1967.
Nancy married ? HANSEN.
:They had the following children:

:82 M i. Mr. Joseph HANSEN was born 6 Sep 2002.

64. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE (Ann Mary BATEMAN, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 16 Jul 1961.
:She had the following children:

:83 M i. Mr. Dana MACFARLANE was born 22 Aug 1992.

== Subject: Batemans of Stephentown (pictures) ==
"lisa"
<gallery>
George20bateman20pension20app.jpg|George Bateman Pension App
Frank20bateman20draft20reg.jpg|Frank Bateman Draft Reg
Frank20bateman20birth20cert.jpg|Frank Bateman Birth Certificate
Flora20smith20mrsfrankbateman.jpg|Flora - Mrs. Frank Bateman
Coonradts20gathered195720myrtles20f.jpg|Coonradt's gathered 1957 Myrtle's family
George20ester20bateman20ralphmyrtle.jpg|George, Ester, Ralph, and Myrtle Bateman
William20and20Freelove20Dibble.jpg|14 - William Bateman and Freelove Estelle Dibble Bateman; Freelove was known as Estelle, daughter of Demetrius Dibble and Sarah A. Dibble. She was born May, 1847. He was the son of Horace R. Bateman and Lucinda A. Sterling. William was born August, 1845; died 1919. His sister was 15 Nancy C. Bateman Tifft; his brother was 16 Chauncey E. b. 1848. Their children were: 19 Birdella; 20 Charles Earl; 21 William S.
Nancytifftwithbatemans.jpg|I got this photo from one of the Stephentown Heritage albums. I am not sure who George is. I believed that Billy is 14 William Bateman, brother of 15 Nancy Bateman Tifft.
</gallery>
=== Chauncey & Olive Bateman ===
Sue sent me the three pictures of young Chauncey alone and with Carrie. 24 Chauncey was born November, 1897. He married Olive, who was born in 1906. In later years, Olive was a clerk at Tina's high school (see picture, on the right,taken in 1967, taken from my school yearbook) and she, Chauncey and their son Gary lived across the street from Tina's family on Lover's Lane in New Lebanon, NY. She was very thin, and one of the nicest people I have ever met. 25 Carrie was born May, 1900 and married Walter C. Sykes. Together they ran the Sykes Store for many years. After Chauncey died, Carrie and their son Paul ran the store, which Paul and his wife do to this day.

Sue wrote:<blockquote>Chauncey and Carrie were offspring of Elbert and Nellie. Chauncey was born in 1897 and Carrie in 1900. That fits in well with the time frame of the other photos in the album. They were, indeed, very good looking kids. When we were in Stephentown, we went into Sykes store and saw Paul. What did Chauncey do for a living? I tell Mother that I have the feeling that I'm meeting all these folks and making friends with them. She said all the Batemans and Sykes went to the ME church where she played the organ. Her recollection was that they sat on one side of the church and the Eddys and Lapps sat on the other side--sort of a social hierarchy. All I can say is that Chauncey looked like a handsome hunk to me!!! ;-) Funny to think of someone who lived that long ago in those terms.</blockquote>
<gallery>
Chaunceybateman2.jpg|Chauncey Bateman
Chaunceybateman.jpg|Chauncey Bateman
Carrieandchaunceybateman.jpg|Carrie and Chauncey Bateman
Olivebateman.jpg|Olive Bateman
Carrieandwaltersykes.jpg|Carrie and Walter Sykes
Batemangathering.jpg|Bateman Gathering: r-l front: Fuller Hewitt, Chauncey Bateman, Jr., Paul Sykes Back r-l: Larry Stevens (Laurence Tucker Stevens, b. April 1, 1902), Grace Stevens (Sylvia Grace Bartholomew, b. May 8, 1903), Joan Florence Stevens, Walter Sykes, Ina Hewitt, Olive Bateman (b. Olive Bartholomew, sister of Grace), Gary Bateman, Nellie Bateman, Ben Hayes, Georgia Hayes, Horace Bateman
Batemanandsykes.jpg|Bateman & Sykes
Chaunceybatemansstore.jpg|Chauncey Bateman's, then McClintock's, burned in 1938.
</gallery>

== abstract of Hart Bateman's will ==
Besides the pics I would like to offer an abstract of Hart Bateman's will.

BATEMAN HART NASSAU

* Son Clark
* Dau. Rhoda, wife of John Sude (or Seeds)
* Grandchildren: children of son Stephen VanRensselaer-not named
* To Harriet, wife of Frederick Lasher
* Son Guy
* Exec. son Clark; friend Aaron V. Waterbury.
* Wit. not given
* To Hiram Bateman, Armeinia Fields, Elvira Coleman, Alonzo Bateman, Betsey Lester, all of Nassau.
* Laura Waterbury and Nancy Waterbury, of Rose, NY
* Harriet Lasher, of Wisconsin Territory.
* Dates May 1 1828 Prob. April 10, 1843 Vol. 33 p. 370

==Land Deed from Hart Gardner Bateman to brother George Gardner==
Hart Gardner Bateman, (1760 – 12 Apr 1842), sells 196 acres of land left to her by her father Caleb Gardner, to her brother George Gardner of Seneca New York.

<blockquote>This Indenture made the thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen between Heart [sic] Bateman of Nassau in the County of Rensselaer and the State of New York of the first part the said Heart [sic] Bateman being heir at Law of the estate of Caleb J. Gardner late of Seneca in the County of Ontario and the State aforesaid deceased and George Gardner of Elmira in the County of Tioga and and [sic] state aforesaid of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged hath granted bargained sold remised and Quit Claimed unto the said party of the second part in his actual possession now being and to his heirs and assigns forever all of her right and title as heir at law to all that certain farm piece or parcel of land situate [sic] lying and being in the town of Seneca aforesaid bounded as follows on the north by land owned by Emer [sic] Crittenden west on the lot called the Armstrong lot south on lands belonging to Benjamin Tuttle easterly on the old pre-emption line estimated at one hundred and ninety six acres of land be the same more or less Together with all and singular the heredit aments [sic] (inherited amounts) and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and the reversion [sic] and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and also all the estate rights title interest claim or demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part either in law or equity of in and to the above bargained promise and every part and parcel thereof to said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to the sole and only proper use benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof the said party of the first part hath hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written</blockquote>
<blockquote>Sealed and delivered in presence of } Hart X Bateman</blockquote>
<blockquote>The word “the” interlined before signed her mark</blockquote>
<blockquote>Stephen V. R. Bateman Caleb S. Gardner</blockquote>
<blockquote>Ontario County SS Be it remembered that on the twenty ninth day of May eighteen hundred and twenty personally came before me Caleb S. Gardner one of the subscribing witnesses to the within deed to me known and being duly sworn saith that he saw the within named Hart Bateman sign seal and deliver the within deed and that she acknowledged that she had executed the same freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that he knew her to be the same person described in and who executed the said deed and that he subscribed his name to the same as a witness. I allow the same to be recorded St. Z. Mizner Commissioner
A true copy of the original recorded 28th May 1821 at 10 o’clock p.m. and examined Herman Norton Dep. Clk.</blockquote>

Thanks to Craig Bateman for sending this deed transcription. You will find Hart Bateman's will on the [[Wills and Obituaries]] page.

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Bateman Genealogy

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Bateman Genealogy

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The information found at the beginning of this page was sent by [mailto:craigrbateman@aol.com Craig Bateman]

==Batemans of Stephentown, New York==

===First Generation===

1. Mr. Reuben BATEMAN[1,2] was born[3] 13 Dec 1755. He died[2,4] 15 Feb 1818 and was buried[3] Feb 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Reuben resided[5] in Massachusetts, USA. He resided[6] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He leased[10] 123 acres of farm land from the Van Rensselaer family’s Rensselaerwyck East Manor on 9 Aug 1790. He served[11] in the Albany County Militia, Fourth Regiment.

Reuben married Miss Hart GARDNER[7], daughter of Mr. Caleb GARDNER and Miss Eunice BILL about 1780. Hart was born[8] about 1760 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 12 Apr 1842 and was buried[8] Apr 1842 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 2 M i. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN was born 10 Jul 1789 and died 26 May 1827.

:3 F ii. Miss Mary BATEMAN[9] was born[9] 24 Dec 1796. She died[9] 7 Sep 1818 and was buried[9] Sep 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies, genealogy.com.
* 2,3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, USGenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemb.htm. "Bateman, Reuben died 15 FEB 1818, 62 years, 2 months 2 days, husband of Hart Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 4,5,6,7. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 8. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Hart died 12 APR 1842 82 years, wife of Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 9. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Mary died 07 SEP 1818, 21 years 8 months 13 days, daughter of Hart Bateman and Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 10. New York State Library, Rensselaerwyck Manor Records, 1630-1899, http://www.nysl.nysed.giv/msscfa/sc70791_a_I.htm.
* 11. New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, complied by Frederic G. Mather, 2nd ed., 1898, http://www.fortlock.com/nymilitiaalbany4.htm.

=== Second Generation ===

2. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN[1,2,3,4,5,6,7] (Reuben) was born[7,8] 10 Jul 1789. He died[7,9] 26 May 1827 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[7,10] May 1827 in Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Stephen was counted in a census[11] 1810. He was counted in a census[12] 1820. He was employed[16] Farmer 1820. He resided[17] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[18] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[19] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Stephen married[20,21] Miss Lydia GREENMAN[7,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29], daughter of Mr. Benjamin GREENMAN Jr. and Miss Lydia BROWN, on 10 Feb 1810. Lydia was born[30,31] 3 Sep 1791 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[32,33,34] 13 Apr 1870 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[35] Apr 1870 in Greenman Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., NY, USA. Lydia was counted in a census[36] 1800. She was counted in a census[37] 1810. She was counted in a census[38] 1820. She was counted in a census[39] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[41] 1800 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[42] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[43] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[44] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 4 M i. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr. was born 8 Dec 1811 and died 12 Apr 1892.

:5 F ii. Daua BATEMAN[47] was born[48] Bet 1804 and 1810. She died Unknown. Daua was counted in a census[49] 1820. She resided[50] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

:6 M iii. Sonb BATEMAN[51] was born[52] Bet 1810 and 1820. He died Unknown. Sonb was counted in a census[53] 1820. He resided[54] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:7 F iv. Armenia BATEMAN[55] was born[56] about 1814 in New York, USA. She died Unknown. Armenia was counted in a census[57] 1820. She was counted in a census[58] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[59] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[60] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:8 F v. Dauc BATEMAN[61] was born[62] Bet 1810 and 1820. She died Unknown. Dauc was counted in a census[63] 1820. She resided[64] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. barnard03.FTW, Not Given.
* 2, 23, 31, 33. Shirley Swift Howe, Van Buren Genealogies; The Greenman Family of Prospect Lake, Michigan (Heritage Valley Publishing Co., P.O. Box 189 Decatur, Michigan), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 3, 13, 24, 45. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York, genealogy.com.
* 4. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy; Descendants of John Chapman, First Settler of Stonington, Connecticut (E. R. Chapman
* Akron, Ohio
* 1931), Cemetery Records, genealogy.com.
* 5, 10, 25, 26, 34. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy, Cemetery Records of Rensselaer Co., New York.
* 6, 14, 19, 27, 46. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Stephen Van Rensselaer died 26 MAY 1827, 37 years 10 months 16 days, husband of Lydia Greenman, Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 8, 20. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 9. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 11, 17, 37, 42. U.S. Census of 1810, genealogy.com.
* 12, 15, 16, 18, 38, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64. U.S. Census of 1820, genealogy.com.
* 21. Richard O. Greenman, http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=rogden2002&id=I5746, www.Ancestry.com.
* 22. barnard03.FTW.
* 28. J. Burt Greenman, Recorded History of the Greenman Family, from their Ancestors, 1638-1968, A (1970, Self published), p. 5, Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA. This book is really a 'paper' of 18 pages containing many errors, but it was a very good start on the Greenman Family History.
* Fair.
* 29. William S. Pelletreau, A. M., Historic Homes & Institutions & Genealogical & Family History of New York (Orig 1907, reprinted 1988 by Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, MD), p. 255, genealogy.com.
* 30. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The (1988 by the Greenman Family Association), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 32. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 35. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition (1998 by the Greenman Family Association, Block Island, Rhode Island), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 36, 41. U.S. Census of 1800, Not Given.
* 39, 44, 55, 56, 58, 60. U.S. Census of 1850, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet.
* 40. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition.
*
=== Third Generation ===

4. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr.[1,2] (Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[3,4,5] 8 Dec 1811. He died[4] 12 Apr 1892 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[4] Apr 1892 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He was counted in a census[7] 1820. He resided[9] in Hoag's Corners, Columbia Co., New York, USA.

Horace married Miss Sarah Ann ODELL "Sally" in 1834. Sally was born 1815 in New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:9 F i. Miss Charity A. BATEMAN was born 1836 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 10 M ii. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN was born 1838.

:11 M iii. Mr. George W. BATEMAN[10] was born[10] 10 Mar 1839 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[10] 30 Aug 1919 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[10] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::George married Miss Harriet E. LEE. Harriet was born 1855. She died 1942 and was buried 1942 in East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:12 F iv. Miss Armina E. BATEMAN was born[11] 20 Jan 1841 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 16 Oct 1915 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::Armina married Jestin H. ADAMS.

:13 M v. Mr. Horace R. BATEMAN Jr.[12] was born[12] 1843 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[12] 1913 and was buried[12] 1913 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
::Horace married Miss Lucinda A. STERLING[12].

:+ 14 M vi. Mr. William H. BATEMAN was born Aug 1845 and died 1919.

:+ 15 F vii. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN was born 23 Oct 1847 and died 3 Nov 1918.

:16 M viii. Chauncey E. BATEMAN was born 1848 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1, 3. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York.
* 2, 9. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 4, 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Horace born 08 DEC 1811 died 12 APR 1892 husband of Sarah Ann Odell Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown." This is Horace Bateman, Sr.
* 6, 7, 8. U.S. Census of 1820.
* 10. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, George W. born 10 MAR 1839, died 30 AUG 1919, son of Sarah Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Co. E 125th R. N.Y. Vols."
* 11. Interments in Rensselaer Co. Cemeteries, NY GenWeb.
* 12. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, H.R., Jr. born 1843, died 1913, husband of Lucinda A. Sterling, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fourth Generation ===

10. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1838 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Ianthus married Emily E. BATEMAN. Emily was born 1839.
:They had the following children:
:17 F i. Caroline A. BATEMAN was born 1858.

:+ 18 M ii. Elbert BATEMAN was born 1864.

14. Mr. William H. BATEMAN[1] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] Aug 1845 in New York, USA. He died[1] 1919 and was buried[1] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

William married Miss Freelove Estelle DIBBLE "Estelle"[1,2], daughter of Mr. Demetrius DIBBLE and Mrs. Sarah A. DIBBLE. Estelle was born[2] May 1847 in New York, USA. She died[2] 1914 and was buried[2] 1914 in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:19 F i. Miss Birdella BATEMAN "Birdie" was born[3] 8 Apr 1871 in New York, USA. She died[3] 16 Feb 1891 and was buried[3] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 20 M ii. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN was born 17 Jul 1877 and died 15 May 1949.

:21 M iii. William S. BATEMAN was born Aug 1882 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

15. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN[4] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[4] 23 Oct 1847 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[4] 3 Nov 1918 and was buried[4] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Nancy married Nelson V. TIFFT[4] on 24 Mar 1866 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA. Nelson was born 20 Feb 1846 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died 13 Jul 1894 in Glenville, Schenectady Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:
:22 F i. Lillian May TIFFT was born 1 Nov 1871 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, William H. born 1845 died 1919, husband of F. Estelle Dibble, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 2. unknown, Dibble Interments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemd.htm. "Dibble, F. Estelle born 1847 died 1914, wife of Wm. H. Bateman, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Birdie died 16 FEB 1891, 19years 10 months 8 days, daughter of E.F. and Wm. H. Bateman East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Nancy C. born 23 OCT 1847 died 03 NOV 1918, wife of Nelson V. Tifft, daughter of Lydia Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fifth Generation ===

18. Elbert BATEMAN (Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1864.

Elbert married Nellie BATEMAN. Nellie was born Jul 1865.
:They had the following children:

:23 M i. Horace BATEMAN was born Nov 1891 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 24 M ii. Chauncey BATEMAN was born Nov 1897.

:25 F iii. Carrie BATEMAN was born May 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Carrie married Walter SYKES.

20. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN (William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 17 Jul 1877 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[2] 15 May 1949 in Chatham Center, Columbia Co., New York, USA and was buried[2] May 1949 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Charles married Miss Elizabeth Marion QUINLAN[3], daughter of Mr. Edward Patrick QUINLAN and Miss Mary A. MCSORLEY, on 15 Jan 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Elizabeth was born[3,4] 26 Jul 1875 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[3,4] 11 Jun 1959 and was buried[3,4] Jun 1959 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 26 M i. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN was born 15 Dec 1900 and died 26 Nov 1986.

:27 F ii. Ms. Elizabeth BATEMAN.

:28 M iii. Mr. Joseph BATEMAN.

:29 F iv. Ms. Loretta Margaret BATEMAN[5] was born 8 Nov 1906. She died 16 Dec 1906 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[5] 1906 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 30 F v. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1908 and died Dec 1994.

:31 F vi. Margaret BATEMAN[6] was born 22 Feb 1910. She died 24 Sep 1910 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[6] 1910 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 32 M vii. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN was born 19 May 1912 and died 23 Jun 1987.

:33 M viii. Francis BATEMAN was born 8 Apr 1914. He died 10 Apr 1914 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[7] 1914 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 34 M ix. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1915 and died 14 Mar 1984.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Charles E. Bateman's Obituary, unknown, www.stephentowngenealogy.com. "Charles E. Bateman, 71, a life-long resident of this town, died yesterday morning at his home after a long illness. He was born July 17, 1877, son of William H. and Estelle F. (sic) Dibble Bateman and was a carpenter by trade.
* Surviving are his widow, the former Elizabeth M. Quinlan; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Novick of Puerto Rico; and three sons, Maurice, Edward and Daniel, all of California.
* Funeral services will be Wednesday morning at 9 at the residence, followed by mass at 9:30 at St. Joseph's Church, Stephentown. The body is at the home where friends may call. Rev. Francis Schatzlein will recite the Rosary tomorrow evening. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown. - May 16, 1949.".
* 2. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Charles born 1877 died 15 MAY 1949, husband of Elizabeth M. Quinlan, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Quinlan Internments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemq.htm. "Quinlan, Elizabeth M. born 1875 died 11 JUN 1959, wife of Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Elizabeth died 11 JUN 1959, Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Stephentown." wife of Charles Earl Bateman.
* 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Loretta, daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 6. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Margaret daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Francis, son of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Sixth Generation ===

24. Chauncey BATEMAN (Elbert, Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born Nov 1897 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
Chauncey married Olive BATEMAN. Olive was born 1906.
:They had the following children:

:35 M i. Chauncey BATEMAN was born 1929 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

26. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 15 Dec 1900 in New York, USA. He died[2] 26 Nov 1986 in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried 1 Dec 1986 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Maurice married Miss Mary Regina FITZGERALD "Regina", daughter of Mr. Thomas Joseph FITZGERALD and Miss Mary Ellen MCCARTHY, on 8 Nov 1931 in St. John's Church, Valatie, Columbia Co., New York, USA. Regina was born[3] 27 Sep 1905 in Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA and was christened[4] 1 Oct 1905 in St. John Evangelist's Catholic Church, Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA. She died[5] 5 Oct 1996 in Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was buried 8 Oct 1996 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 36 M i. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN was born 1 Aug 1931.

:37 M ii. Mr. Leo Francis Thomas BATEMAN "Leo" was born 11 Aug 1932 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 18 Sep 1932 in St. Francis Assisi, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died in Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA. Leo received First Holy Communion 21 May 1939 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. He was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA.

:38 F iii. Ms. Maureen Regina Margaret BATEMAN was born 17 Oct 1933 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was baptized 19 Nov 1933 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
::Maureen received First Holy Communion 26 May 1940 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She entered convent 15 Sep 1951 at Montecito, CA, USA.

:+ 39 M iv. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN was born 12 Dec 1934.

:+ 40 M v. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN was born 22 Aug 1936.

:+ 41 F vi. Ann Mary BATEMAN was born 6 Dec 1937.

:+ 42 F vii. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN was born 17 Apr 1939.

:43 M viii. John BATEMAN was born 10 Jan 1942 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died 11 Feb 1942 and was buried Feb 1942 in Mission San Gabriel, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

30. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1908 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA. She died Dec 1994. Mary married Mr. David NOVICK.
:They had the following children:

:44 F i. Miss Dana NOVICK.

:45 F ii. Miss Charlene NOVICK.

32. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN "Ed" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 May 1912. He died 23 Jun 1987.

Ed married Miss Elva GROSE. Elva was born[6] 11 Sep 1916 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She died 22 Apr 1980.

:They had the following children:

:46 M i. Mr. David BATEMAN was born[7] 8 Mar 1946 in Tuscon, Arizona.

:+ 47 F ii. Dianne BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1952.

34. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN "Dan" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1915. He died 14 Mar 1984.

Dan married Miss Gayle REYNOLDS. Gayle was born 5 Sep 1912. She died 5 Jan 1983.
:They had the following children:

:48 M i. Paul Martin BATEMAN was born 29 Oct 1939.

:49 F ii. Dr. Charlene B. BATEMAN.

:50 F iii. Miss Dana BATEMAN RN.

:51 M iv. Mr. Gregory BATEMAN.

:52 F v. Miss Margaret Ann BATEMAN.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Social Security Administration, Maurice W. Bateman's Death, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet. "SSN 551-03-9238, Born 15 DEC 1901, Died 26 NOV 1986.".
* 2. unknown, Maurice Bateman Star News Obituary, Pasadena Star News Saturday, November 29, 1986, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman - - Maurice Bateman passed away November 26, 1986. Survived by his wife, Regina Bateman; children, Eugene M., Leo F., Robert E., Joseph A., Maureen Bateman, Ann MacFarland and Helen M. Sherman; brother, Charles E. Bateman; sister, Mary Novick; 22 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Rosary Sunday, 7:00 P.M., and Funeral Mass Monday, 10:00 A.M., both at the San Gabriel Mission. Donations may be made to the American Lung Assoc. Cabot & Sons, Directors.".
* 3, 5. unknown, Regina Bateman's Obituary, unknown, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman, Regina F., born September 27, 1905 in Schenectady, New York, died October 5, 1996 in Temple City, California. She is lovingly survived by her three sons, Eugene M. (Gladys), Robert E. (Patty) and Joseph A. (Margaret); three daughters, Maureen R. Bateman, Ann M. MacFarlane and Helen M. Sherman (George); twenty-two grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren; and eight nieces and nephews.
* A Vigil Service will be held Wednesday, October 8, 7 pm at Pierce Brothers Simone DuBois Mortuary Chapel, San Gabriel. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, October 10, 10am, Saint Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City. Interment following services at Resurrection Cemetery, S. San Gabriel. Pierce Brother Simone DuBois Mortuary, Directors, 818/287-0595.".
* 4. Revd. William H. Walsh, Mary Regina Fitzgerald's Baptism 1 Oct 1905, Official Baptismal record from St. John's dated October 31, 1930, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. ""Sponsors being Patrick Fitzgerald and Margaret McCarthy"."
* 6, 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter to Regina Bateman December 10 (no year), Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "". . .For us you weren't sure of birth dates - Mom was born in Regina Saskatchewan, Can. 9-11-1916. . .David March 8 1946 Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Seventh Generation ===

36. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN "Gene" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1 Aug 1931 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Gene married Miss Pat SCARIANO. Pat was born 6 Dec 1936.
:They had the following children:

:+ 53 F i. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN was born 14 Aug 1958.

:+ 54 F ii. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN was born 4 Aug 1962.

:55 F iii. Kelly Ann BATEMAN "Miss" was born 8 Apr 1964.

39. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN "Bob" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 12 Dec 1934 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 6 Jan 1935 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob married Miss Patricia Anne DONAHUE "Patty", daughter of Mr. Clarence Albert DONAHUE and Miss Mary Elizabeth GRAFF, on 28 Jun 1958 in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, South San Gabriel, Los Angeles, California, USA. The marriage ended in divorce. Patty was born 7 Jan 1938 in Albany, Albany Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:56 M i. Mr. Craig Robert Andrew BATEMAN was born[2] 18 May 1960 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:57 M ii. Mr. Dean Christopher BATEMAN was born 29 Apr 1962 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:58 M iii. Mr. Eric John BATEMAN was born 6 Mar 1966 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:59 M iv. Mr. Peter Matthew BATEMAN "Pete" was born 23 Oct 1974 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 1975 in St. Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died[3] 3 Mar 2000 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob also married[4] Mrs. Patricia Ann GOODMAN nee SHELLMAN "Patti", daughter of Oleta SHELLMAN "Leda" on 7 Aug 1982 at the Vista House, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Patti was born 29 Apr 1939.

40. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN "Joe" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 22 Aug 1936 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Joe married Margaret Bateman. Margaret was born 25 Aug 1941.
:They had the following children:

:+ 60 F i. Miss Taryn Ann BATEMAN was born 19 Dec 1964. Taryn married Mr. Jamie Simone.

:+ 61 F ii. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN was born 28 Dec 1967.

:62 F iii. Miss Suzanne Michelle BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1972 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Suzanne married[5] Mr. Richard Joseph WISZ on 25 Oct 1997 in St. Catherine of Siena, Laguna Beach, Orange Co., California, USA.

:63 F iv. Miss Tracy Lynne BATEMAN was born 16 Jan 1974 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Tracy married[6] Mr. Randy Michael MCANDREW on 16 Aug 2003 in Holy Angels Church, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

41. Ann Mary BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 6 Dec 1937 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Ann married Mr. Ralph Emerson MACFARLANE. The marriage ended in divorce.
:They had the following children:

:+ 64 F i. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE was born 16 Jul 1961.

:65 M ii. Mr. Thomas Edward MACFARLANE "Tom" was born 5 Sep 1962.

:66 M iii. Mr. Paul Robert MACFARLANE was born 11 Jul 1964.

:67 F iv. Miss Sheila Ann MACFARLANE was born 15 Feb 1973.

:68 M v. Mr. Philip James MACFARLANE was born 28 Apr 1975.

42. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 17 Apr 1939 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Helen married Mr. George SHERMAN. George was born 11 May 1936.
:They had the following children:

:69 F i. Miss Laurel Ann SHERMAN was born 11 Jul 1977.

47. Dianne BATEMAN (Charles Edward, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[7] 18 Feb 1952 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Dianne married Mr. Wally DHCYOLICKI on 11 Sep 1971 in St. Johnsville, Montgomery Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:70 M i. Michael D. DHCYOLICKI.

:71 F ii. Laura D. DHCYOLICKI.

:72 F iii. Lisa DHCYOLICKI.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Registrar-Recorder Los Angeles County, Robert Bateman's Birth Certificate, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Standard Certificate of Birth
* Bateman born December 12, 1934 St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles.".
* 2. Registrar-Recorder, Los Angeles County, California, Craig Robert Bateman's, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Certificate of Live Birth
* Craig Robert Bateman born May 18, 1960 at 4:33 pm at Methodist Hospital of Southern California 300 West Huntington Drive, Arcadia.".
* 3. Social Security Administration, Peter Bateman's Death, FamilySearch.org, www.familysearch.org, 564438533. "Peter Bateman Born 23 Oct 1974 Died 3 Mar 2000.".
* 4. unknown, Wedding Invitation (unknown), Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "The family and friends of Patricia A. Goodman and Robert E. Bateman are invited to join in the celebration of their marriage August 7, 1983 at three o'clock in the afternoon at 6614 North Vista San Gabriel. Reception to follow."
* 5. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Suzanne Michelle to Richard Joseph Wisz on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of October nineteen hundred and ninety-seven at two o'clock in the afternoon St. Catherine of Siena Church 990 Temple Terrace Laguna Beach, California."
* 6. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew request the honor of your presence at the marriage of Tracy Lynne and Randy Michael on Saturday, the sixteenth of August two thousand and three at two o'clock in the afternoon Holy Angels Church 370 Campus Drive Arcadia, California."
* 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter. ""Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Eighth Generation ===

53. Mrs. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 14 Aug 1958.
Kathleen married Mr. Stanley JONES "Stan".
:They had the following children:

:73 M i. Mr. Adrian JONES was born 10 Oct 1986.

:74 M ii. Trevor JONES was born 3 Jun 1989.

Kathleen also married ? WEXLER.

:They had the following children:

:75 F iii. Miss Rachel WEXLER was born 26 Sep 1994.

54. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 4 Aug 1962.
Kristi married Mr. Reed THOMAS.
:They had the following children:

:76 F i. Miss Katharine Jean THOMAS "Katie".

:77 M ii. Gregory THOMAS "Greg" was born 28 May 1985.

60. Mrs. Taryn Ann BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 Dec 1964.
Taryn married Mr. Jamie SIMONE. Jamie was born 16 Aug.
:They had the following children:

:78 F i. Miss Alexandra SIMONE was born 1 Jul 1987.

:79 F ii. Miss Kirstie SIMONE was born 19 Sep 1993.

:80 M iii. Mr. Dylan SIMONE was born 13 Feb 1995.

:81 F iv. Miss Erin SIMONE was born 16 Oct 2001.

61. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 28 Dec 1967.
Nancy married ? HANSEN.
:They had the following children:

:82 M i. Mr. Joseph HANSEN was born 6 Sep 2002.

64. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE (Ann Mary BATEMAN, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 16 Jul 1961.
:She had the following children:

:83 M i. Mr. Dana MACFARLANE was born 22 Aug 1992.

== Subject: Batemans of Stephentown (pictures) ==
"lisa"
<gallery>
George20bateman20pension20app.jpg|George Bateman Pension App
Frank20bateman20draft20reg.jpg|Frank Bateman Draft Reg
Frank20bateman20birth20cert.jpg|Frank Bateman Birth Certificate
Flora20smith20mrsfrankbateman.jpg|Flora - Mrs. Frank Bateman
Coonradts20gathered195720myrtles20f.jpg|Coonradt's gathered 1957 Myrtle's family
George20ester20bateman20ralphmyrtle.jpg|George, Ester, Ralph, and Myrtle Bateman
William20and20Freelove20Dibble.jpg|14 - William Bateman and Freelove Estelle Dibble Bateman; Freelove was known as Estelle, daughter of Demetrius Dibble and Sarah A. Dibble. She was born May, 1847. He was the son of Horace R. Bateman and Lucinda A. Sterling. William was born August, 1845; died 1919. His sister was 15 Nancy C. Bateman Tifft; his brother was 16 Chauncey E. b. 1848. Their children were: 19 Birdella; 20 Charles Earl; 21 William S.
Nancytifftwithbatemans.jpg|I got this photo from one of the Stephentown Heritage albums. I am not sure who George is. I believed that Billy is 14 William Bateman, brother of 15 Nancy Bateman Tifft.
</gallery>
=== Chauncey & Olive Bateman ===
Sue sent me the three pictures of young Chauncey alone and with Carrie. 24 Chauncey was born November, 1897. He married Olive, who was born in 1906. In later years, Olive was a clerk at Tina's high school (see picture, on the right,taken in 1967, taken from my school yearbook) and she, Chauncey and their son Gary lived across the street from Tina's family on Lover's Lane in New Lebanon, NY. She was very thin, and one of the nicest people I have ever met. 25 Carrie was born May, 1900 and married Walter C. Sykes. Together they ran the Sykes Store for many years. After Chauncey died, Carrie and their son Paul ran the store, which Paul and his wife do to this day.

Sue wrote:<blockquote>Chauncey and Carrie were offspring of Elbert and Nellie. Chauncey was born in 1897 and Carrie in 1900. That fits in well with the time frame of the other photos in the album. They were, indeed, very good looking kids. When we were in Stephentown, we went into Sykes store and saw Paul. What did Chauncey do for a living? I tell Mother that I have the feeling that I'm meeting all these folks and making friends with them. She said all the Batemans and Sykes went to the ME church where she played the organ. Her recollection was that they sat on one side of the church and the Eddys and Lapps sat on the other side--sort of a social hierarchy. All I can say is that Chauncey looked like a handsome hunk to me!!! ;-) Funny to think of someone who lived that long ago in those terms.</blockquote>
<gallery>
Chaunceybateman2.jpg|Chauncey Bateman
Chaunceybateman.jpg|Chauncey Bateman
Carrieandchaunceybateman.jpg|Carrie and Chauncey Bateman
Olivebateman.jpg|Olive Bateman
Carrieandwaltersykes.jpg|Carrie and Walter Sykes
Batemangathering.jpg|Bateman Gathering: r-l front: Fuller Hewitt, Chauncey Bateman, Jr., Paul Sykes Back r-l: Larry Stevens (Laurence Tucker Stevens, b. April 1, 1902), Grace Stevens (Sylvia Grace Bartholomew, b. May 8, 1903), Joan Florence Stevens, Walter Sykes, Ina Hewitt, Olive Bateman (b. Olive Bartholomew, sister of Grace), Gary Bateman, Nellie Bateman, Ben Hayes, Georgia Hayes, Horace Bateman
Batemanandsykes.jpg|Bateman & Sykes
Chaunceybatemansstore.jpg|Chauncey Bateman's, then McClintock's, burned in 1938.
</gallery>

== abstract of Hart Bateman's will ==
Besides the pics I would like to offer an abstract of Hart Bateman's will.

BATEMAN HART NASSAU

Son Clark
Dau. Rhoda, wife of John Sude (or Seeds)
Grandchildren: children of son Stephen VanRensselaer-not named
To Harriet, wife of Frederick Lasher
Son Guy
Exec. son Clark; friend Aaron V. Waterbury.
Wit. not given
To Hiram Bateman, Armeinia Fields, Elvira Coleman, Alonzo Bateman, Betsey Lester, all of Nassau.
Laura Waterbury and Nancy Waterbury, of Rose, NY
Harriet Lasher, of Wisconsin Territory.
Dates May 1 1828 Prob. April 10, 1843 Vol. 33 p. 370

George Bateman's pension application
Frank Bateman's draft application

Flora - Mrs. Frank Bateman

George, Ester, Ralph, and Myrtle Bateman

#14 - William Bateman and Freelove Estelle Dibble Bateman; Freelove was known as Estelle, daughter of Demetrius Dibble and Sarah A. Dibble. She was born May, 1847. He was the son of Horace R. Bateman and Lucinda A. Sterling. William was born August, 1845; died 1919. His sister was #15 Nancy C. Bateman Tifft; his brother was #16 Chauncey E. b. 1848. Their children were: #19 Birdella; #20 Charles Earl; #21 William S.

I got this photo from one of the Stephentown Heritage albums. I am not sure who George is. I belived that Billy is #14 William Bateman, brother of #15 Nancy Bateman Tifft.

My apologies to Sue Tarpley, as I spelled Chauncey's name incorrectly in the last picture. Sue sent me the three pictures of young Chauncey alone and with Carrie.
#24 Chauncey was born November, 1897. He married Olive, who was born in 1906. In later years, Olive was a clerk at Tina's high school (see picture, on the right,taken in 1967, taken from my school yearbook) and she, Chauncey and their son Gary lived across the street from Tina's family on Lover's Lane in New Lebanon, NY. She was very thin, and one of the nicest people I have ever met.
#25 Carrie was born May, 1900 and married Walter C. Sykes. Together they ran the Sykes Store for many years. After Chauncey died, Carrie and their son Paul ran the store, which Paul and his wife do to this day.
Sue wrote:
Chauncey and Carrie were offspring of Elbert and Nellie. Chauncey was born in 1897 and Carrie in 1900. That fits in well with the time frame of the other photos in the album. They were, indeed, very good looking
kids. When we were in Stephentown, we went into Sykes store and saw Paul. What did
Chauncey do for a living? I tell Mother that I have the feeling that I'm
meeting all these folks and making friends with them. She said all the Batemans and Sykes went to the ME church where she played the organ.
Her recollection was that they sat on one side of the church and the Eddys and Lapps sat on the other side--sort of a social hierarchy. All I can say is that Chauncey looked like a handsome hunk to me!!! ;-) Funny to think of someone who lived that long ago in those terms.

r-l front: Fuller Hewitt, Chauncey Bateman, Jr., Paul Sykes
Back r-l: Larry Stevens (Laurence Tucker Stevens, b. April 1, 1902), Grace Stevens (Sylvia Grace Bartholomew, b. May 8, 1903), Joan Florence Stevens, Walter Sykes, Ina Hewitt, Olive Bateman (b. Olive Bartholomew, sister of Grace), Gary Bateman, Nellie Bateman, Ben Hayes, Georgia Hayes, Horace Bateman

Hart Gardner Bateman, (1760 – 12 Apr 1842), sells 196 acres of land left to her by her father Caleb Gardner, to her brother George Gardner of Seneca New York.

“This Indenture made the thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen between Heart [sic] Bateman of Nassau in the County of Rensselaer and the State of New York of the first part the said Heart [sic] Bateman being heir at Law of the estate of Caleb J. Gardner late of Seneca in the County of Ontario and the State aforesaid deceased and George Gardner of Elmira in the County of Tioga and and [sic] state aforesaid of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged hath granted bargained sold remised and Quit Claimed unto the said party of the second part in his actual possession now being and to his heirs and assigns forever all of her right and title as heir at law to all that certain farm piece or parcel of land situate [sic] lying and being in the town of Seneca aforesaid bounded as follows on the north by land owned by Emer [sic] Crittenden west on the lot called the Armstrong lot south on lands belonging to Benjamin Tuttle easterly on the old pre-emption line estimated at one hundred and ninety six acres of land be the same more or less Together with all and singular the heredit aments [sic] (inherited amounts) and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and the reversion [sic] and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and also all the estate rights title interest claim or demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part either in law or equity of in and to the above bargained promise and every part and parcel thereof to said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to the sole and only proper use benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof the said party of the first part hath hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written
Sealed and delivered in presence of } Hart X Bateman
The word “the” interlined before signed her mark
Stephen V. R. Bateman Caleb S. Gardner
Ontario County SS Be it remembered that on the twenty ninth day of May eighteen hundred and twenty personally came before me Caleb S. Gardner one of the subscribing witnesses to the within deed to me known and being duly sworn saith that he saw the within named Hart Bateman sign seal and deliver the within deed and that she acknowledged that she had executed the same freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that he knew her to be the same person described in and who executed the said deed and that he subscribed his name to the same as a witness. I allow the same to be recorded St. Z. Mizner Commissioner
A true copy of the original recorded 28th May 1821 at 10 o’clock p.m. and examined Herman Norton Dep. Clk.”

Thanks to Craig Bateman for sending this deed transcription. You will find Hart Bateman's will here.

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The information found at the beginning of this page was sent by [mailto:craigrbateman@aol.com Craig Bateman]

==Batemans of Stephentown, New York==

===First Generation===

1. Mr. Reuben BATEMAN[1,2] was born[3] 13 Dec 1755. He died[2,4] 15 Feb 1818 and was buried[3] Feb 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Reuben resided[5] in Massachusetts, USA. He resided[6] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He leased[10] 123 acres of farm land from the Van Rensselaer family’s Rensselaerwyck East Manor on 9 Aug 1790. He served[11] in the Albany County Militia, Fourth Regiment.

Reuben married Miss Hart GARDNER[7], daughter of Mr. Caleb GARDNER and Miss Eunice BILL about 1780. Hart was born[8] about 1760 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 12 Apr 1842 and was buried[8] Apr 1842 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 2 M i. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN was born 10 Jul 1789 and died 26 May 1827.

:3 F ii. Miss Mary BATEMAN[9] was born[9] 24 Dec 1796. She died[9] 7 Sep 1818 and was buried[9] Sep 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies, genealogy.com.
* 2,3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, USGenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemb.htm. "Bateman, Reuben died 15 FEB 1818, 62 years, 2 months 2 days, husband of Hart Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 4,5,6,7. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 8. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Hart died 12 APR 1842 82 years, wife of Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 9. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Mary died 07 SEP 1818, 21 years 8 months 13 days, daughter of Hart Bateman and Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 10. New York State Library, Rensselaerwyck Manor Records, 1630-1899, http://www.nysl.nysed.giv/msscfa/sc70791_a_I.htm.
* 11. New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, complied by Frederic G. Mather, 2nd ed., 1898, http://www.fortlock.com/nymilitiaalbany4.htm.

=== Second Generation ===

2. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN[1,2,3,4,5,6,7] (Reuben) was born[7,8] 10 Jul 1789. He died[7,9] 26 May 1827 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[7,10] May 1827 in Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Stephen was counted in a census[11] 1810. He was counted in a census[12] 1820. He was employed[16] Farmer 1820. He resided[17] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[18] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[19] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Stephen married[20,21] Miss Lydia GREENMAN[7,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29], daughter of Mr. Benjamin GREENMAN Jr. and Miss Lydia BROWN, on 10 Feb 1810. Lydia was born[30,31] 3 Sep 1791 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[32,33,34] 13 Apr 1870 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[35] Apr 1870 in Greenman Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., NY, USA. Lydia was counted in a census[36] 1800. She was counted in a census[37] 1810. She was counted in a census[38] 1820. She was counted in a census[39] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[41] 1800 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[42] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[43] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[44] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 4 M i. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr. was born 8 Dec 1811 and died 12 Apr 1892.

:5 F ii. Daua BATEMAN[47] was born[48] Bet 1804 and 1810. She died Unknown. Daua was counted in a census[49] 1820. She resided[50] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

:6 M iii. Sonb BATEMAN[51] was born[52] Bet 1810 and 1820. He died Unknown. Sonb was counted in a census[53] 1820. He resided[54] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:7 F iv. Armenia BATEMAN[55] was born[56] about 1814 in New York, USA. She died Unknown. Armenia was counted in a census[57] 1820. She was counted in a census[58] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[59] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[60] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:8 F v. Dauc BATEMAN[61] was born[62] Bet 1810 and 1820. She died Unknown. Dauc was counted in a census[63] 1820. She resided[64] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. barnard03.FTW, Not Given.
* 2, 23, 31, 33. Shirley Swift Howe, Van Buren Genealogies; The Greenman Family of Prospect Lake, Michigan (Heritage Valley Publishing Co., P.O. Box 189 Decatur, Michigan), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 3, 13, 24, 45. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York, genealogy.com.
* 4. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy; Descendants of John Chapman, First Settler of Stonington, Connecticut (E. R. Chapman
* Akron, Ohio
* 1931), Cemetery Records, genealogy.com.
* 5, 10, 25, 26, 34. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy, Cemetery Records of Rensselaer Co., New York.
* 6, 14, 19, 27, 46. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Stephen Van Rensselaer died 26 MAY 1827, 37 years 10 months 16 days, husband of Lydia Greenman, Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 8, 20. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 9. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 11, 17, 37, 42. U.S. Census of 1810, genealogy.com.
* 12, 15, 16, 18, 38, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64. U.S. Census of 1820, genealogy.com.
* 21. Richard O. Greenman, http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=rogden2002&id=I5746, www.Ancestry.com.
* 22. barnard03.FTW.
* 28. J. Burt Greenman, Recorded History of the Greenman Family, from their Ancestors, 1638-1968, A (1970, Self published), p. 5, Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA. This book is really a 'paper' of 18 pages containing many errors, but it was a very good start on the Greenman Family History.
* Fair.
* 29. William S. Pelletreau, A. M., Historic Homes & Institutions & Genealogical & Family History of New York (Orig 1907, reprinted 1988 by Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, MD), p. 255, genealogy.com.
* 30. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The (1988 by the Greenman Family Association), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 32. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 35. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition (1998 by the Greenman Family Association, Block Island, Rhode Island), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 36, 41. U.S. Census of 1800, Not Given.
* 39, 44, 55, 56, 58, 60. U.S. Census of 1850, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet.
* 40. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition.
*
=== Third Generation ===

4. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr.[1,2] (Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[3,4,5] 8 Dec 1811. He died[4] 12 Apr 1892 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[4] Apr 1892 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He was counted in a census[7] 1820. He resided[9] in Hoag's Corners, Columbia Co., New York, USA.

Horace married Miss Sarah Ann ODELL "Sally" in 1834. Sally was born 1815 in New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:9 F i. Miss Charity A. BATEMAN was born 1836 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 10 M ii. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN was born 1838.

:11 M iii. Mr. George W. BATEMAN[10] was born[10] 10 Mar 1839 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[10] 30 Aug 1919 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[10] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::George married Miss Harriet E. LEE. Harriet was born 1855. She died 1942 and was buried 1942 in East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:12 F iv. Miss Armina E. BATEMAN was born[11] 20 Jan 1841 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 16 Oct 1915 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::Armina married Jestin H. ADAMS.

:13 M v. Mr. Horace R. BATEMAN Jr.[12] was born[12] 1843 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[12] 1913 and was buried[12] 1913 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
::Horace married Miss Lucinda A. STERLING[12].

:+ 14 M vi. Mr. William H. BATEMAN was born Aug 1845 and died 1919.

:+ 15 F vii. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN was born 23 Oct 1847 and died 3 Nov 1918.

:16 M viii. Chauncey E. BATEMAN was born 1848 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1, 3. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York.
* 2, 9. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 4, 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Horace born 08 DEC 1811 died 12 APR 1892 husband of Sarah Ann Odell Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown." This is Horace Bateman, Sr.
* 6, 7, 8. U.S. Census of 1820.
* 10. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, George W. born 10 MAR 1839, died 30 AUG 1919, son of Sarah Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Co. E 125th R. N.Y. Vols."
* 11. Interments in Rensselaer Co. Cemeteries, NY GenWeb.
* 12. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, H.R., Jr. born 1843, died 1913, husband of Lucinda A. Sterling, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fourth Generation ===

10. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1838 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Ianthus married Emily E. BATEMAN. Emily was born 1839.
:They had the following children:
:17 F i. Caroline A. BATEMAN was born 1858.

:+ 18 M ii. Elbert BATEMAN was born 1864.

14. Mr. William H. BATEMAN[1] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] Aug 1845 in New York, USA. He died[1] 1919 and was buried[1] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

William married Miss Freelove Estelle DIBBLE "Estelle"[1,2], daughter of Mr. Demetrius DIBBLE and Mrs. Sarah A. DIBBLE. Estelle was born[2] May 1847 in New York, USA. She died[2] 1914 and was buried[2] 1914 in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:19 F i. Miss Birdella BATEMAN "Birdie" was born[3] 8 Apr 1871 in New York, USA. She died[3] 16 Feb 1891 and was buried[3] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 20 M ii. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN was born 17 Jul 1877 and died 15 May 1949.

:21 M iii. William S. BATEMAN was born Aug 1882 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

15. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN[4] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[4] 23 Oct 1847 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[4] 3 Nov 1918 and was buried[4] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Nancy married Nelson V. TIFFT[4] on 24 Mar 1866 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA. Nelson was born 20 Feb 1846 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died 13 Jul 1894 in Glenville, Schenectady Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:
:22 F i. Lillian May TIFFT was born 1 Nov 1871 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, William H. born 1845 died 1919, husband of F. Estelle Dibble, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 2. unknown, Dibble Interments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemd.htm. "Dibble, F. Estelle born 1847 died 1914, wife of Wm. H. Bateman, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Birdie died 16 FEB 1891, 19years 10 months 8 days, daughter of E.F. and Wm. H. Bateman East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Nancy C. born 23 OCT 1847 died 03 NOV 1918, wife of Nelson V. Tifft, daughter of Lydia Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fifth Generation ===

18. Elbert BATEMAN (Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1864.

Elbert married Nellie BATEMAN. Nellie was born Jul 1865.
:They had the following children:

:23 M i. Horace BATEMAN was born Nov 1891 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 24 M ii. Chauncey BATEMAN was born Nov 1897.

:25 F iii. Carrie BATEMAN was born May 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Carrie married Walter SYKES.

20. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN (William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 17 Jul 1877 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[2] 15 May 1949 in Chatham Center, Columbia Co., New York, USA and was buried[2] May 1949 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Charles married Miss Elizabeth Marion QUINLAN[3], daughter of Mr. Edward Patrick QUINLAN and Miss Mary A. MCSORLEY, on 15 Jan 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Elizabeth was born[3,4] 26 Jul 1875 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[3,4] 11 Jun 1959 and was buried[3,4] Jun 1959 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 26 M i. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN was born 15 Dec 1900 and died 26 Nov 1986.

:27 F ii. Ms. Elizabeth BATEMAN.

:28 M iii. Mr. Joseph BATEMAN.

:29 F iv. Ms. Loretta Margaret BATEMAN[5] was born 8 Nov 1906. She died 16 Dec 1906 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[5] 1906 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 30 F v. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1908 and died Dec 1994.

:31 F vi. Margaret BATEMAN[6] was born 22 Feb 1910. She died 24 Sep 1910 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[6] 1910 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 32 M vii. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN was born 19 May 1912 and died 23 Jun 1987.

:33 M viii. Francis BATEMAN was born 8 Apr 1914. He died 10 Apr 1914 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[7] 1914 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 34 M ix. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1915 and died 14 Mar 1984.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Charles E. Bateman's Obituary, unknown, www.stephentowngenealogy.com. "Charles E. Bateman, 71, a life-long resident of this town, died yesterday morning at his home after a long illness. He was born July 17, 1877, son of William H. and Estelle F. (sic) Dibble Bateman and was a carpenter by trade.
* Surviving are his widow, the former Elizabeth M. Quinlan; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Novick of Puerto Rico; and three sons, Maurice, Edward and Daniel, all of California.
* Funeral services will be Wednesday morning at 9 at the residence, followed by mass at 9:30 at St. Joseph's Church, Stephentown. The body is at the home where friends may call. Rev. Francis Schatzlein will recite the Rosary tomorrow evening. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown. - May 16, 1949.".
* 2. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Charles born 1877 died 15 MAY 1949, husband of Elizabeth M. Quinlan, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Quinlan Internments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemq.htm. "Quinlan, Elizabeth M. born 1875 died 11 JUN 1959, wife of Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Elizabeth died 11 JUN 1959, Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Stephentown." wife of Charles Earl Bateman.
* 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Loretta, daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 6. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Margaret daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Francis, son of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Sixth Generation ===

24. Chauncey BATEMAN (Elbert, Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born Nov 1897 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
Chauncey married Olive BATEMAN. Olive was born 1906.
:They had the following children:

:35 M i. Chauncey BATEMAN was born 1929 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

26. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 15 Dec 1900 in New York, USA. He died[2] 26 Nov 1986 in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried 1 Dec 1986 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Maurice married Miss Mary Regina FITZGERALD "Regina", daughter of Mr. Thomas Joseph FITZGERALD and Miss Mary Ellen MCCARTHY, on 8 Nov 1931 in St. John's Church, Valatie, Columbia Co., New York, USA. Regina was born[3] 27 Sep 1905 in Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA and was christened[4] 1 Oct 1905 in St. John Evangelist's Catholic Church, Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA. She died[5] 5 Oct 1996 in Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was buried 8 Oct 1996 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 36 M i. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN was born 1 Aug 1931.

:37 M ii. Mr. Leo Francis Thomas BATEMAN "Leo" was born 11 Aug 1932 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 18 Sep 1932 in St. Francis Assisi, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died in Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA. Leo received First Holy Communion 21 May 1939 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. He was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA.

:38 F iii. Ms. Maureen Regina Margaret BATEMAN was born 17 Oct 1933 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was baptized 19 Nov 1933 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
::Maureen received First Holy Communion 26 May 1940 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She entered convent 15 Sep 1951 at Montecito, CA, USA.

:+ 39 M iv. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN was born 12 Dec 1934.

:+ 40 M v. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN was born 22 Aug 1936.

:+ 41 F vi. Ann Mary BATEMAN was born 6 Dec 1937.

:+ 42 F vii. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN was born 17 Apr 1939.

:43 M viii. John BATEMAN was born 10 Jan 1942 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died 11 Feb 1942 and was buried Feb 1942 in Mission San Gabriel, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

30. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1908 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA. She died Dec 1994. Mary married Mr. David NOVICK.
:They had the following children:

:44 F i. Miss Dana NOVICK.

:45 F ii. Miss Charlene NOVICK.

32. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN "Ed" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 May 1912. He died 23 Jun 1987.

Ed married Miss Elva GROSE. Elva was born[6] 11 Sep 1916 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She died 22 Apr 1980.

:They had the following children:

:46 M i. Mr. David BATEMAN was born[7] 8 Mar 1946 in Tuscon, Arizona.

:+ 47 F ii. Dianne BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1952.

34. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN "Dan" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1915. He died 14 Mar 1984.

Dan married Miss Gayle REYNOLDS. Gayle was born 5 Sep 1912. She died 5 Jan 1983.
:They had the following children:

:48 M i. Paul Martin BATEMAN was born 29 Oct 1939.

:49 F ii. Dr. Charlene B. BATEMAN.

:50 F iii. Miss Dana BATEMAN RN.

:51 M iv. Mr. Gregory BATEMAN.

:52 F v. Miss Margaret Ann BATEMAN.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Social Security Administration, Maurice W. Bateman's Death, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet. "SSN 551-03-9238, Born 15 DEC 1901, Died 26 NOV 1986.".
* 2. unknown, Maurice Bateman Star News Obituary, Pasadena Star News Saturday, November 29, 1986, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman - - Maurice Bateman passed away November 26, 1986. Survived by his wife, Regina Bateman; children, Eugene M., Leo F., Robert E., Joseph A., Maureen Bateman, Ann MacFarland and Helen M. Sherman; brother, Charles E. Bateman; sister, Mary Novick; 22 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Rosary Sunday, 7:00 P.M., and Funeral Mass Monday, 10:00 A.M., both at the San Gabriel Mission. Donations may be made to the American Lung Assoc. Cabot & Sons, Directors.".
* 3, 5. unknown, Regina Bateman's Obituary, unknown, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman, Regina F., born September 27, 1905 in Schenectady, New York, died October 5, 1996 in Temple City, California. She is lovingly survived by her three sons, Eugene M. (Gladys), Robert E. (Patty) and Joseph A. (Margaret); three daughters, Maureen R. Bateman, Ann M. MacFarlane and Helen M. Sherman (George); twenty-two grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren; and eight nieces and nephews.
* A Vigil Service will be held Wednesday, October 8, 7 pm at Pierce Brothers Simone DuBois Mortuary Chapel, San Gabriel. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, October 10, 10am, Saint Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City. Interment following services at Resurrection Cemetery, S. San Gabriel. Pierce Brother Simone DuBois Mortuary, Directors, 818/287-0595.".
* 4. Revd. William H. Walsh, Mary Regina Fitzgerald's Baptism 1 Oct 1905, Official Baptismal record from St. John's dated October 31, 1930, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. ""Sponsors being Patrick Fitzgerald and Margaret McCarthy"."
* 6, 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter to Regina Bateman December 10 (no year), Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "". . .For us you weren't sure of birth dates - Mom was born in Regina Saskatchewan, Can. 9-11-1916. . .David March 8 1946 Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Seventh Generation ===

36. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN "Gene" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1 Aug 1931 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Gene married Miss Pat SCARIANO. Pat was born 6 Dec 1936.
:They had the following children:

:+ 53 F i. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN was born 14 Aug 1958.

:+ 54 F ii. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN was born 4 Aug 1962.

:55 F iii. Kelly Ann BATEMAN "Miss" was born 8 Apr 1964.

39. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN "Bob" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 12 Dec 1934 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 6 Jan 1935 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob married Miss Patricia Anne DONAHUE "Patty", daughter of Mr. Clarence Albert DONAHUE and Miss Mary Elizabeth GRAFF, on 28 Jun 1958 in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, South San Gabriel, Los Angeles, California, USA. The marriage ended in divorce. Patty was born 7 Jan 1938 in Albany, Albany Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:56 M i. Mr. Craig Robert Andrew BATEMAN was born[2] 18 May 1960 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:57 M ii. Mr. Dean Christopher BATEMAN was born 29 Apr 1962 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:58 M iii. Mr. Eric John BATEMAN was born 6 Mar 1966 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:59 M iv. Mr. Peter Matthew BATEMAN "Pete" was born 23 Oct 1974 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 1975 in St. Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died[3] 3 Mar 2000 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob also married[4] Mrs. Patricia Ann GOODMAN nee SHELLMAN "Patti", daughter of Oleta SHELLMAN "Leda" on 7 Aug 1982 at the Vista House, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Patti was born 29 Apr 1939.

40. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN "Joe" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 22 Aug 1936 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Joe married Margaret Bateman. Margaret was born 25 Aug 1941.
:They had the following children:

:+ 60 F i. Miss Taryn Ann BATEMAN was born 19 Dec 1964. Taryn married Mr. Jamie Simone.

:+ 61 F ii. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN was born 28 Dec 1967.

:62 F iii. Miss Suzanne Michelle BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1972 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Suzanne married[5] Mr. Richard Joseph WISZ on 25 Oct 1997 in St. Catherine of Siena, Laguna Beach, Orange Co., California, USA.

:63 F iv. Miss Tracy Lynne BATEMAN was born 16 Jan 1974 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Tracy married[6] Mr. Randy Michael MCANDREW on 16 Aug 2003 in Holy Angels Church, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

41. Ann Mary BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 6 Dec 1937 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Ann married Mr. Ralph Emerson MACFARLANE. The marriage ended in divorce.
:They had the following children:

:+ 64 F i. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE was born 16 Jul 1961.

:65 M ii. Mr. Thomas Edward MACFARLANE "Tom" was born 5 Sep 1962.

:66 M iii. Mr. Paul Robert MACFARLANE was born 11 Jul 1964.

:67 F iv. Miss Sheila Ann MACFARLANE was born 15 Feb 1973.

:68 M v. Mr. Philip James MACFARLANE was born 28 Apr 1975.

42. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 17 Apr 1939 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Helen married Mr. George SHERMAN. George was born 11 May 1936.
:They had the following children:

:69 F i. Miss Laurel Ann SHERMAN was born 11 Jul 1977.

47. Dianne BATEMAN (Charles Edward, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[7] 18 Feb 1952 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Dianne married Mr. Wally DHCYOLICKI on 11 Sep 1971 in St. Johnsville, Montgomery Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:70 M i. Michael D. DHCYOLICKI.

:71 F ii. Laura D. DHCYOLICKI.

:72 F iii. Lisa DHCYOLICKI.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Registrar-Recorder Los Angeles County, Robert Bateman's Birth Certificate, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Standard Certificate of Birth
* Bateman born December 12, 1934 St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles.".
* 2. Registrar-Recorder, Los Angeles County, California, Craig Robert Bateman's, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Certificate of Live Birth
* Craig Robert Bateman born May 18, 1960 at 4:33 pm at Methodist Hospital of Southern California 300 West Huntington Drive, Arcadia.".
* 3. Social Security Administration, Peter Bateman's Death, FamilySearch.org, www.familysearch.org, 564438533. "Peter Bateman Born 23 Oct 1974 Died 3 Mar 2000.".
* 4. unknown, Wedding Invitation (unknown), Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "The family and friends of Patricia A. Goodman and Robert E. Bateman are invited to join in the celebration of their marriage August 7, 1983 at three o'clock in the afternoon at 6614 North Vista San Gabriel. Reception to follow."
* 5. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Suzanne Michelle to Richard Joseph Wisz on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of October nineteen hundred and ninety-seven at two o'clock in the afternoon St. Catherine of Siena Church 990 Temple Terrace Laguna Beach, California."
* 6. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew request the honor of your presence at the marriage of Tracy Lynne and Randy Michael on Saturday, the sixteenth of August two thousand and three at two o'clock in the afternoon Holy Angels Church 370 Campus Drive Arcadia, California."
* 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter. ""Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Eighth Generation ===

53. Mrs. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 14 Aug 1958.
Kathleen married Mr. Stanley JONES "Stan".
:They had the following children:

:73 M i. Mr. Adrian JONES was born 10 Oct 1986.

:74 M ii. Trevor JONES was born 3 Jun 1989.

Kathleen also married ? WEXLER.

:They had the following children:

:75 F iii. Miss Rachel WEXLER was born 26 Sep 1994.

54. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 4 Aug 1962.
Kristi married Mr. Reed THOMAS.
:They had the following children:

:76 F i. Miss Katharine Jean THOMAS "Katie".

:77 M ii. Gregory THOMAS "Greg" was born 28 May 1985.

60. Mrs. Taryn Ann BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 Dec 1964.
Taryn married Mr. Jamie SIMONE. Jamie was born 16 Aug.
:They had the following children:

:78 F i. Miss Alexandra SIMONE was born 1 Jul 1987.

:79 F ii. Miss Kirstie SIMONE was born 19 Sep 1993.

:80 M iii. Mr. Dylan SIMONE was born 13 Feb 1995.

:81 F iv. Miss Erin SIMONE was born 16 Oct 2001.

61. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 28 Dec 1967.
Nancy married ? HANSEN.
:They had the following children:

:82 M i. Mr. Joseph HANSEN was born 6 Sep 2002.

64. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE (Ann Mary BATEMAN, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 16 Jul 1961.
:She had the following children:

:83 M i. Mr. Dana MACFARLANE was born 22 Aug 1992.

== Subject: Batemans of Stephentown (pictures) ==
"lisa"
<gallery>
George20bateman20pension20app.jpg|George Bateman Pension App
Frank20bateman20draft20reg.jpg|Frank Bateman Draft Reg
Frank20bateman20birth20cert.jpg|Frank Bateman Birth Certificate
Flora20smith20mrsfrankbateman.jpg|Flora - Mrs. Frank Bateman
Coonradts20gathered195720myrtles20f.jpg|Coonradt's gathered 1957 Myrtle's family
George20ester20bateman20ralphmyrtle.jpg|George, Ester, Ralph, and Myrtle Bateman
William20and20Freelove20Dibble.jpg|#14 - William Bateman and Freelove Estelle Dibble Bateman; Freelove was known as Estelle, daughter of Demetrius Dibble and Sarah A. Dibble. She was born May, 1847. He was the son of Horace R. Bateman and Lucinda A. Sterling. William was born August, 1845; died 1919. His sister was #15 Nancy C. Bateman Tifft; his brother was #16 Chauncey E. b. 1848. Their children were: #19 Birdella; #20 Charles Earl; #21 William S.
Nancytifftwithbatemans.jpg|I got this photo from one of the Stephentown Heritage albums. I am not sure who George is. I belived that Billy is #14 William Bateman, brother of #15 Nancy Bateman Tifft.
</gallery>

== abstract of Hart Bateman's will ==
Besides the pics I would like to offer an abstract of Hart Bateman's will.

BATEMAN HART NASSAU

Son Clark
Dau. Rhoda, wife of John Sude (or Seeds)
Grandchildren: children of son Stephen VanRensselaer-not named
To Harriet, wife of Frederick Lasher
Son Guy
Exec. son Clark; friend Aaron V. Waterbury.
Wit. not given
To Hiram Bateman, Armeinia Fields, Elvira Coleman, Alonzo Bateman, Betsey Lester, all of Nassau.
Laura Waterbury and Nancy Waterbury, of Rose, NY
Harriet Lasher, of Wisconsin Territory.
Dates May 1 1828 Prob. April 10, 1843 Vol. 33 p. 370

George Bateman's pension application
Frank Bateman's draft application

Flora - Mrs. Frank Bateman

George, Ester, Ralph, and Myrtle Bateman

#14 - William Bateman and Freelove Estelle Dibble Bateman; Freelove was known as Estelle, daughter of Demetrius Dibble and Sarah A. Dibble. She was born May, 1847. He was the son of Horace R. Bateman and Lucinda A. Sterling. William was born August, 1845; died 1919. His sister was #15 Nancy C. Bateman Tifft; his brother was #16 Chauncey E. b. 1848. Their children were: #19 Birdella; #20 Charles Earl; #21 William S.

I got this photo from one of the Stephentown Heritage albums. I am not sure who George is. I belived that Billy is #14 William Bateman, brother of #15 Nancy Bateman Tifft.

My apologies to Sue Tarpley, as I spelled Chauncey's name incorrectly in the last picture. Sue sent me the three pictures of young Chauncey alone and with Carrie.
#24 Chauncey was born November, 1897. He married Olive, who was born in 1906. In later years, Olive was a clerk at Tina's high school (see picture, on the right,taken in 1967, taken from my school yearbook) and she, Chauncey and their son Gary lived across the street from Tina's family on Lover's Lane in New Lebanon, NY. She was very thin, and one of the nicest people I have ever met.
#25 Carrie was born May, 1900 and married Walter C. Sykes. Together they ran the Sykes Store for many years. After Chauncey died, Carrie and their son Paul ran the store, which Paul and his wife do to this day.
Sue wrote:
Chauncey and Carrie were offspring of Elbert and Nellie. Chauncey was born in 1897 and Carrie in 1900. That fits in well with the time frame of the other photos in the album. They were, indeed, very good looking
kids. When we were in Stephentown, we went into Sykes store and saw Paul. What did
Chauncey do for a living? I tell Mother that I have the feeling that I'm
meeting all these folks and making friends with them. She said all the Batemans and Sykes went to the ME church where she played the organ.
Her recollection was that they sat on one side of the church and the Eddys and Lapps sat on the other side--sort of a social hierarchy. All I can say is that Chauncey looked like a handsome hunk to me!!! ;-) Funny to think of someone who lived that long ago in those terms.

r-l front: Fuller Hewitt, Chauncey Bateman, Jr., Paul Sykes
Back r-l: Larry Stevens (Laurence Tucker Stevens, b. April 1, 1902), Grace Stevens (Sylvia Grace Bartholomew, b. May 8, 1903), Joan Florence Stevens, Walter Sykes, Ina Hewitt, Olive Bateman (b. Olive Bartholomew, sister of Grace), Gary Bateman, Nellie Bateman, Ben Hayes, Georgia Hayes, Horace Bateman

Hart Gardner Bateman, (1760 – 12 Apr 1842), sells 196 acres of land left to her by her father Caleb Gardner, to her brother George Gardner of Seneca New York.

“This Indenture made the thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen between Heart [sic] Bateman of Nassau in the County of Rensselaer and the State of New York of the first part the said Heart [sic] Bateman being heir at Law of the estate of Caleb J. Gardner late of Seneca in the County of Ontario and the State aforesaid deceased and George Gardner of Elmira in the County of Tioga and and [sic] state aforesaid of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged hath granted bargained sold remised and Quit Claimed unto the said party of the second part in his actual possession now being and to his heirs and assigns forever all of her right and title as heir at law to all that certain farm piece or parcel of land situate [sic] lying and being in the town of Seneca aforesaid bounded as follows on the north by land owned by Emer [sic] Crittenden west on the lot called the Armstrong lot south on lands belonging to Benjamin Tuttle easterly on the old pre-emption line estimated at one hundred and ninety six acres of land be the same more or less Together with all and singular the heredit aments [sic] (inherited amounts) and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and the reversion [sic] and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and also all the estate rights title interest claim or demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part either in law or equity of in and to the above bargained promise and every part and parcel thereof to said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to the sole and only proper use benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof the said party of the first part hath hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written
Sealed and delivered in presence of } Hart X Bateman
The word “the” interlined before signed her mark
Stephen V. R. Bateman Caleb S. Gardner
Ontario County SS Be it remembered that on the twenty ninth day of May eighteen hundred and twenty personally came before me Caleb S. Gardner one of the subscribing witnesses to the within deed to me known and being duly sworn saith that he saw the within named Hart Bateman sign seal and deliver the within deed and that she acknowledged that she had executed the same freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that he knew her to be the same person described in and who executed the said deed and that he subscribed his name to the same as a witness. I allow the same to be recorded St. Z. Mizner Commissioner
A true copy of the original recorded 28th May 1821 at 10 o’clock p.m. and examined Herman Norton Dep. Clk.”

Thanks to Craig Bateman for sending this deed transcription. You will find Hart Bateman's will here.

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The information found at the beginning of this page was sent by [mailto:craigrbateman@aol.com Craig Bateman]

==Batemans of Stephentown, New York==

===First Generation===

1. Mr. Reuben BATEMAN[1,2] was born[3] 13 Dec 1755. He died[2,4] 15 Feb 1818 and was buried[3] Feb 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Reuben resided[5] in Massachusetts, USA. He resided[6] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He leased[10] 123 acres of farm land from the Van Rensselaer family’s Rensselaerwyck East Manor on 9 Aug 1790. He served[11] in the Albany County Militia, Fourth Regiment.

Reuben married Miss Hart GARDNER[7], daughter of Mr. Caleb GARDNER and Miss Eunice BILL about 1780. Hart was born[8] about 1760 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 12 Apr 1842 and was buried[8] Apr 1842 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 2 M i. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN was born 10 Jul 1789 and died 26 May 1827.

:3 F ii. Miss Mary BATEMAN[9] was born[9] 24 Dec 1796. She died[9] 7 Sep 1818 and was buried[9] Sep 1818 in Larkin Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies, genealogy.com.
* 2,3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, USGenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemb.htm. "Bateman, Reuben died 15 FEB 1818, 62 years, 2 months 2 days, husband of Hart Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 4,5,6,7. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 8. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Hart died 12 APR 1842 82 years, wife of Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 9. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Mary died 07 SEP 1818, 21 years 8 months 13 days, daughter of Hart Bateman and Reuben Bateman, Larkin Cemetery, Nassau."
* 10. New York State Library, Rensselaerwyck Manor Records, 1630-1899, http://www.nysl.nysed.giv/msscfa/sc70791_a_I.htm.
* 11. New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, complied by Frederic G. Mather, 2nd ed., 1898, http://www.fortlock.com/nymilitiaalbany4.htm.

=== Second Generation ===

2. Mr. Stephen Van Rensselaer BATEMAN[1,2,3,4,5,6,7] (Reuben) was born[7,8] 10 Jul 1789. He died[7,9] 26 May 1827 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[7,10] May 1827 in Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Stephen was counted in a census[11] 1810. He was counted in a census[12] 1820. He was employed[16] Farmer 1820. He resided[17] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[18] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He resided[19] in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Stephen married[20,21] Miss Lydia GREENMAN[7,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29], daughter of Mr. Benjamin GREENMAN Jr. and Miss Lydia BROWN, on 10 Feb 1810. Lydia was born[30,31] 3 Sep 1791 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[32,33,34] 13 Apr 1870 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[35] Apr 1870 in Greenman Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., NY, USA. Lydia was counted in a census[36] 1800. She was counted in a census[37] 1810. She was counted in a census[38] 1820. She was counted in a census[39] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[41] 1800 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[42] 1810 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[43] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[44] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:+ 4 M i. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr. was born 8 Dec 1811 and died 12 Apr 1892.

:5 F ii. Daua BATEMAN[47] was born[48] Bet 1804 and 1810. She died Unknown. Daua was counted in a census[49] 1820. She resided[50] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

:6 M iii. Sonb BATEMAN[51] was born[52] Bet 1810 and 1820. He died Unknown. Sonb was counted in a census[53] 1820. He resided[54] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:7 F iv. Armenia BATEMAN[55] was born[56] about 1814 in New York, USA. She died Unknown. Armenia was counted in a census[57] 1820. She was counted in a census[58] 3 Oct 1850. She resided[59] 1820 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She resided[60] 3 Oct 1850 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:8 F v. Dauc BATEMAN[61] was born[62] Bet 1810 and 1820. She died Unknown. Dauc was counted in a census[63] 1820. She resided[64] 1820 in Central Nassau Cemetery, Nassau, Rensselaer, New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. barnard03.FTW, Not Given.
* 2, 23, 31, 33. Shirley Swift Howe, Van Buren Genealogies; The Greenman Family of Prospect Lake, Michigan (Heritage Valley Publishing Co., P.O. Box 189 Decatur, Michigan), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 3, 13, 24, 45. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York, genealogy.com.
* 4. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy; Descendants of John Chapman, First Settler of Stonington, Connecticut (E. R. Chapman
* Akron, Ohio
* 1931), Cemetery Records, genealogy.com.
* 5, 10, 25, 26, 34. Emilas Ravaud Chapman, Chapman Genealogy, Cemetery Records of Rensselaer Co., New York.
* 6, 14, 19, 27, 46. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Stephen Van Rensselaer died 26 MAY 1827, 37 years 10 months 16 days, husband of Lydia Greenman, Greenman (William) Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 8, 20. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 9. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 11, 17, 37, 42. U.S. Census of 1810, genealogy.com.
* 12, 15, 16, 18, 38, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57, 59, 61, 62, 63, 64. U.S. Census of 1820, genealogy.com.
* 21. Richard O. Greenman, http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=rogden2002&id=I5746, www.Ancestry.com.
* 22. barnard03.FTW.
* 28. J. Burt Greenman, Recorded History of the Greenman Family, from their Ancestors, 1638-1968, A (1970, Self published), p. 5, Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA. This book is really a 'paper' of 18 pages containing many errors, but it was a very good start on the Greenman Family History.
* Fair.
* 29. William S. Pelletreau, A. M., Historic Homes & Institutions & Genealogical & Family History of New York (Orig 1907, reprinted 1988 by Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, MD), p. 255, genealogy.com.
* 30. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The (1988 by the Greenman Family Association), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 32. WFT Disc 1 Tree 208.
* 35. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition (1998 by the Greenman Family Association, Block Island, Rhode Island), Richard O. Greenman, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida 32837 USA, 3851 Brookmyra Drive, Orlando, Florida, 32837, USA.
* 36, 41. U.S. Census of 1800, Not Given.
* 39, 44, 55, 56, 58, 60. U.S. Census of 1850, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet.
* 40. Peter Holden Greenman, Greenman Family in America, The, Third Edition.
*
=== Third Generation ===

4. Mr. Horace BATEMAN Sr.[1,2] (Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[3,4,5] 8 Dec 1811. He died[4] 12 Apr 1892 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[4] Apr 1892 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He was counted in a census[7] 1820. He resided[9] in Hoag's Corners, Columbia Co., New York, USA.

Horace married Miss Sarah Ann ODELL "Sally" in 1834. Sally was born 1815 in New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:9 F i. Miss Charity A. BATEMAN was born 1836 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 10 M ii. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN was born 1838.

:11 M iii. Mr. George W. BATEMAN[10] was born[10] 10 Mar 1839 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[10] 30 Aug 1919 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried[10] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::George married Miss Harriet E. LEE. Harriet was born 1855. She died 1942 and was buried 1942 in East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:12 F iv. Miss Armina E. BATEMAN was born[11] 20 Jan 1841 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died 16 Oct 1915 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA and was buried in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

::Armina married Jestin H. ADAMS.

:13 M v. Mr. Horace R. BATEMAN Jr.[12] was born[12] 1843 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[12] 1913 and was buried[12] 1913 in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
::Horace married Miss Lucinda A. STERLING[12].

:+ 14 M vi. Mr. William H. BATEMAN was born Aug 1845 and died 1919.

:+ 15 F vii. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN was born 23 Oct 1847 and died 3 Nov 1918.

:16 M viii. Chauncey E. BATEMAN was born 1848 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1, 3. American Ancestry of Columbia Co., New York.
* 2, 9. Columbia Co., New York Genealogies.
* 4, 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Horace born 08 DEC 1811 died 12 APR 1892 husband of Sarah Ann Odell Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown." This is Horace Bateman, Sr.
* 6, 7, 8. U.S. Census of 1820.
* 10. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, George W. born 10 MAR 1839, died 30 AUG 1919, son of Sarah Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Co. E 125th R. N.Y. Vols."
* 11. Interments in Rensselaer Co. Cemeteries, NY GenWeb.
* 12. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, H.R., Jr. born 1843, died 1913, husband of Lucinda A. Sterling, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fourth Generation ===

10. Mr. Ianthus A. BATEMAN (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1838 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Ianthus married Emily E. BATEMAN. Emily was born 1839.
:They had the following children:
:17 F i. Caroline A. BATEMAN was born 1858.

:+ 18 M ii. Elbert BATEMAN was born 1864.

14. Mr. William H. BATEMAN[1] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] Aug 1845 in New York, USA. He died[1] 1919 and was buried[1] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

William married Miss Freelove Estelle DIBBLE "Estelle"[1,2], daughter of Mr. Demetrius DIBBLE and Mrs. Sarah A. DIBBLE. Estelle was born[2] May 1847 in New York, USA. She died[2] 1914 and was buried[2] 1914 in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:They had the following children:

:19 F i. Miss Birdella BATEMAN "Birdie" was born[3] 8 Apr 1871 in New York, USA. She died[3] 16 Feb 1891 and was buried[3] in East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 20 M ii. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN was born 17 Jul 1877 and died 15 May 1949.

:21 M iii. William S. BATEMAN was born Aug 1882 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

15. Miss Nancy C. BATEMAN[4] (Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[4] 23 Oct 1847 in West Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[4] 3 Nov 1918 and was buried[4] in Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Nancy married Nelson V. TIFFT[4] on 24 Mar 1866 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA. Nelson was born 20 Feb 1846 in Nassau, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died 13 Jul 1894 in Glenville, Schenectady Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:
:22 F i. Lillian May TIFFT was born 1 Nov 1871 in Clifton Park, Saratoga Co., New York, USA.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, William H. born 1845 died 1919, husband of F. Estelle Dibble, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 2. unknown, Dibble Interments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemd.htm. "Dibble, F. Estelle born 1847 died 1914, wife of Wm. H. Bateman, East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Birdie died 16 FEB 1891, 19years 10 months 8 days, daughter of E.F. and Wm. H. Bateman East Nassau Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Nancy C. born 23 OCT 1847 died 03 NOV 1918, wife of Nelson V. Tifft, daughter of Lydia Odell Bateman and Horace Bateman, Hillside Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Fifth Generation ===

18. Elbert BATEMAN (Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1864.

Elbert married Nellie BATEMAN. Nellie was born Jul 1865.
:They had the following children:

:23 M i. Horace BATEMAN was born Nov 1891 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 24 M ii. Chauncey BATEMAN was born Nov 1897.

:25 F iii. Carrie BATEMAN was born May 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Carrie married Walter SYKES.

20. Mr. Charles Earl BATEMAN (William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 17 Jul 1877 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. He died[2] 15 May 1949 in Chatham Center, Columbia Co., New York, USA and was buried[2] May 1949 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

Charles married Miss Elizabeth Marion QUINLAN[3], daughter of Mr. Edward Patrick QUINLAN and Miss Mary A. MCSORLEY, on 15 Jan 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. Elizabeth was born[3,4] 26 Jul 1875 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA. She died[3,4] 11 Jun 1959 and was buried[3,4] Jun 1959 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 26 M i. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN was born 15 Dec 1900 and died 26 Nov 1986.

:27 F ii. Ms. Elizabeth BATEMAN.

:28 M iii. Mr. Joseph BATEMAN.

:29 F iv. Ms. Loretta Margaret BATEMAN[5] was born 8 Nov 1906. She died 16 Dec 1906 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[5] 1906 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 30 F v. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1908 and died Dec 1994.

:31 F vi. Margaret BATEMAN[6] was born 22 Feb 1910. She died 24 Sep 1910 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[6] 1910 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 32 M vii. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN was born 19 May 1912 and died 23 Jun 1987.

:33 M viii. Francis BATEMAN was born 8 Apr 1914. He died 10 Apr 1914 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA and was buried[7] 1914 in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

:+ 34 M ix. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN was born 2 Dec 1915 and died 14 Mar 1984.

==== Sources ====
* 1. unknown, Charles E. Bateman's Obituary, unknown, www.stephentowngenealogy.com. "Charles E. Bateman, 71, a life-long resident of this town, died yesterday morning at his home after a long illness. He was born July 17, 1877, son of William H. and Estelle F. (sic) Dibble Bateman and was a carpenter by trade.
* Surviving are his widow, the former Elizabeth M. Quinlan; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Novick of Puerto Rico; and three sons, Maurice, Edward and Daniel, all of California.
* Funeral services will be Wednesday morning at 9 at the residence, followed by mass at 9:30 at St. Joseph's Church, Stephentown. The body is at the home where friends may call. Rev. Francis Schatzlein will recite the Rosary tomorrow evening. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown. - May 16, 1949.".
* 2. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Charles born 1877 died 15 MAY 1949, husband of Elizabeth M. Quinlan, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 3. unknown, Quinlan Internments in Rensselaer County, US GenWeb, 9 Nov 2004, US GenWeb Project, Internet, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/cemq.htm. "Quinlan, Elizabeth M. born 1875 died 11 JUN 1959, wife of Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 4. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Elizabeth died 11 JUN 1959, Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Stephentown." wife of Charles Earl Bateman.
* 5. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Loretta, daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 6. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Margaret daughter of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."
* 7. unknown, Bateman Interments in Rensselaer County, 9 Nov 2004. "Bateman, Francis, son of Elizabeth M. Quinlan and Charles Bateman, Saint Joseph's Cemetery, Stephentown."

=== Sixth Generation ===

24. Chauncey BATEMAN (Elbert, Ianthus A., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born Nov 1897 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.
Chauncey married Olive BATEMAN. Olive was born 1906.
:They had the following children:

:35 M i. Chauncey BATEMAN was born 1929 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., New York, USA.

26. Mr. Maurice William BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 15 Dec 1900 in New York, USA. He died[2] 26 Nov 1986 in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried 1 Dec 1986 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Maurice married Miss Mary Regina FITZGERALD "Regina", daughter of Mr. Thomas Joseph FITZGERALD and Miss Mary Ellen MCCARTHY, on 8 Nov 1931 in St. John's Church, Valatie, Columbia Co., New York, USA. Regina was born[3] 27 Sep 1905 in Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA and was christened[4] 1 Oct 1905 in St. John Evangelist's Catholic Church, Schenectady, Schenectady Co., New York, USA. She died[5] 5 Oct 1996 in Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was buried 8 Oct 1996 in Resurrection Cemetery, Montebello, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
:They had the following children:

:+ 36 M i. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN was born 1 Aug 1931.

:37 M ii. Mr. Leo Francis Thomas BATEMAN "Leo" was born 11 Aug 1932 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 18 Sep 1932 in St. Francis Assisi, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died in Lucerne Valley, San Bernardino Co., California, USA and was buried in Victorville, San Bernardino Co., California, USA. Leo received First Holy Communion 21 May 1939 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. He was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA.

:38 F iii. Ms. Maureen Regina Margaret BATEMAN was born 17 Oct 1933 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was baptized 19 Nov 1933 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.
::Maureen received First Holy Communion 26 May 1940 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She was confirmed 10 Mar 1946 in San Gabriel Mission, San Gabriel, CA, USA. She entered convent 15 Sep 1951 at Montecito, CA, USA.

:+ 39 M iv. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN was born 12 Dec 1934.

:+ 40 M v. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN was born 22 Aug 1936.

:+ 41 F vi. Ann Mary BATEMAN was born 6 Dec 1937.

:+ 42 F vii. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN was born 17 Apr 1939.

:43 M viii. John BATEMAN was born 10 Jan 1942 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died 11 Feb 1942 and was buried Feb 1942 in Mission San Gabriel, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

30. Mrs. Mary Estelle BATEMAN (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1908 in Pittsfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, USA. She died Dec 1994. Mary married Mr. David NOVICK.
:They had the following children:

:44 F i. Miss Dana NOVICK.

:45 F ii. Miss Charlene NOVICK.

32. Mr. Charles Edward BATEMAN "Ed" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 May 1912. He died 23 Jun 1987.

Ed married Miss Elva GROSE. Elva was born[6] 11 Sep 1916 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She died 22 Apr 1980.

:They had the following children:

:46 M i. Mr. David BATEMAN was born[7] 8 Mar 1946 in Tuscon, Arizona.

:+ 47 F ii. Dianne BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1952.

34. Mr. Daniel Leo BATEMAN "Dan" (Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 2 Dec 1915. He died 14 Mar 1984.

Dan married Miss Gayle REYNOLDS. Gayle was born 5 Sep 1912. She died 5 Jan 1983.
:They had the following children:

:48 M i. Paul Martin BATEMAN was born 29 Oct 1939.

:49 F ii. Dr. Charlene B. BATEMAN.

:50 F iii. Miss Dana BATEMAN RN.

:51 M iv. Mr. Gregory BATEMAN.

:52 F v. Miss Margaret Ann BATEMAN.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Social Security Administration, Maurice W. Bateman's Death, Ancestry.com, Internet, Internet. "SSN 551-03-9238, Born 15 DEC 1901, Died 26 NOV 1986.".
* 2. unknown, Maurice Bateman Star News Obituary, Pasadena Star News Saturday, November 29, 1986, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman - - Maurice Bateman passed away November 26, 1986. Survived by his wife, Regina Bateman; children, Eugene M., Leo F., Robert E., Joseph A., Maureen Bateman, Ann MacFarland and Helen M. Sherman; brother, Charles E. Bateman; sister, Mary Novick; 22 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Rosary Sunday, 7:00 P.M., and Funeral Mass Monday, 10:00 A.M., both at the San Gabriel Mission. Donations may be made to the American Lung Assoc. Cabot & Sons, Directors.".
* 3, 5. unknown, Regina Bateman's Obituary, unknown, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "Bateman, Regina F., born September 27, 1905 in Schenectady, New York, died October 5, 1996 in Temple City, California. She is lovingly survived by her three sons, Eugene M. (Gladys), Robert E. (Patty) and Joseph A. (Margaret); three daughters, Maureen R. Bateman, Ann M. MacFarlane and Helen M. Sherman (George); twenty-two grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren; and eight nieces and nephews.
* A Vigil Service will be held Wednesday, October 8, 7 pm at Pierce Brothers Simone DuBois Mortuary Chapel, San Gabriel. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, October 10, 10am, Saint Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City. Interment following services at Resurrection Cemetery, S. San Gabriel. Pierce Brother Simone DuBois Mortuary, Directors, 818/287-0595.".
* 4. Revd. William H. Walsh, Mary Regina Fitzgerald's Baptism 1 Oct 1905, Official Baptismal record from St. John's dated October 31, 1930, Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. ""Sponsors being Patrick Fitzgerald and Margaret McCarthy"."
* 6, 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter to Regina Bateman December 10 (no year), Robert Bateman Archives, 5720 Oak Avenue, Temple City, CA 91780. "". . .For us you weren't sure of birth dates - Mom was born in Regina Saskatchewan, Can. 9-11-1916. . .David March 8 1946 Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Seventh Generation ===

36. Mr. Eugene Maurice BATEMAN "Gene" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 1 Aug 1931 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Gene married Miss Pat SCARIANO. Pat was born 6 Dec 1936.
:They had the following children:

:+ 53 F i. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN was born 14 Aug 1958.

:+ 54 F ii. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN was born 4 Aug 1962.

:55 F iii. Kelly Ann BATEMAN "Miss" was born 8 Apr 1964.

39. Mr. Robert Edward Patrick BATEMAN "Bob" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[1] 12 Dec 1934 in St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 6 Jan 1935 in St. Thomas Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob married Miss Patricia Anne DONAHUE "Patty", daughter of Mr. Clarence Albert DONAHUE and Miss Mary Elizabeth GRAFF, on 28 Jun 1958 in St. Anthony's Catholic Church, South San Gabriel, Los Angeles, California, USA. The marriage ended in divorce. Patty was born 7 Jan 1938 in Albany, Albany Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:56 M i. Mr. Craig Robert Andrew BATEMAN was born[2] 18 May 1960 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:57 M ii. Mr. Dean Christopher BATEMAN was born 29 Apr 1962 in San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:58 M iii. Mr. Eric John BATEMAN was born 6 Mar 1966 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

:59 M iv. Mr. Peter Matthew BATEMAN "Pete" was born 23 Oct 1974 in Methodist Hospital of Southern California, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA and was christened 1975 in St. Luke's Catholic Church, Temple City, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. He died[3] 3 Mar 2000 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Bob also married[4] Mrs. Patricia Ann GOODMAN nee SHELLMAN "Patti", daughter of Oleta SHELLMAN "Leda" on 7 Aug 1982 at the Vista House, San Gabriel, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Patti was born 29 Apr 1939.

40. Mr. Joseph Anthony BATEMAN "Joe" (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 22 Aug 1936 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Joe married Margaret Bateman. Margaret was born 25 Aug 1941.
:They had the following children:

:+ 60 F i. Miss Taryn Ann BATEMAN was born 19 Dec 1964. Taryn married Mr. Jamie Simone.

:+ 61 F ii. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN was born 28 Dec 1967.

:62 F iii. Miss Suzanne Michelle BATEMAN was born 18 Feb 1972 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Suzanne married[5] Mr. Richard Joseph WISZ on 25 Oct 1997 in St. Catherine of Siena, Laguna Beach, Orange Co., California, USA.

:63 F iv. Miss Tracy Lynne BATEMAN was born 16 Jan 1974 in Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Tracy married[6] Mr. Randy Michael MCANDREW on 16 Aug 2003 in Holy Angels Church, Arcadia, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

41. Ann Mary BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 6 Dec 1937 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA. Ann married Mr. Ralph Emerson MACFARLANE. The marriage ended in divorce.
:They had the following children:

:+ 64 F i. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE was born 16 Jul 1961.

:65 M ii. Mr. Thomas Edward MACFARLANE "Tom" was born 5 Sep 1962.

:66 M iii. Mr. Paul Robert MACFARLANE was born 11 Jul 1964.

:67 F iv. Miss Sheila Ann MACFARLANE was born 15 Feb 1973.

:68 M v. Mr. Philip James MACFARLANE was born 28 Apr 1975.

42. Mrs. Helen Marie BATEMAN (Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 17 Apr 1939 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., California, USA.

Helen married Mr. George SHERMAN. George was born 11 May 1936.
:They had the following children:

:69 F i. Miss Laurel Ann SHERMAN was born 11 Jul 1977.

47. Dianne BATEMAN (Charles Edward, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born[7] 18 Feb 1952 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Dianne married Mr. Wally DHCYOLICKI on 11 Sep 1971 in St. Johnsville, Montgomery Co., New York, USA.
:They had the following children:

:70 M i. Michael D. DHCYOLICKI.

:71 F ii. Laura D. DHCYOLICKI.

:72 F iii. Lisa DHCYOLICKI.

==== Sources ====
* 1. Registrar-Recorder Los Angeles County, Robert Bateman's Birth Certificate, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Standard Certificate of Birth
* Bateman born December 12, 1934 St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles.".
* 2. Registrar-Recorder, Los Angeles County, California, Craig Robert Bateman's, Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "Certificate of Live Birth
* Craig Robert Bateman born May 18, 1960 at 4:33 pm at Methodist Hospital of Southern California 300 West Huntington Drive, Arcadia.".
* 3. Social Security Administration, Peter Bateman's Death, FamilySearch.org, www.familysearch.org, 564438533. "Peter Bateman Born 23 Oct 1974 Died 3 Mar 2000.".
* 4. unknown, Wedding Invitation (unknown), Craig Bateman's archives, 68782 30th Avenue, Cathedral City, CA 92234-3805. "The family and friends of Patricia A. Goodman and Robert E. Bateman are invited to join in the celebration of their marriage August 7, 1983 at three o'clock in the afternoon at 6614 North Vista San Gabriel. Reception to follow."
* 5. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Suzanne Michelle to Richard Joseph Wisz on Saturday, the twenty-fifth of October nineteen hundred and ninety-seven at two o'clock in the afternoon St. Catherine of Siena Church 990 Temple Terrace Laguna Beach, California."
* 6. unknown, Wedding Invitation. "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew request the honor of your presence at the marriage of Tracy Lynne and Randy Michael on Saturday, the sixteenth of August two thousand and three at two o'clock in the afternoon Holy Angels Church 370 Campus Drive Arcadia, California."
* 7. Dianne Dhcyolicki, Dianne Dhcyolicki letter. ""Dianne February 18 1952 Frankfurt Germany"."

=== Eighth Generation ===

53. Mrs. Kathleen Mary BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 14 Aug 1958.
Kathleen married Mr. Stanley JONES "Stan".
:They had the following children:

:73 M i. Mr. Adrian JONES was born 10 Oct 1986.

:74 M ii. Trevor JONES was born 3 Jun 1989.

Kathleen also married ? WEXLER.

:They had the following children:

:75 F iii. Miss Rachel WEXLER was born 26 Sep 1994.

54. Kristi Lynn BATEMAN (Eugene Maurice, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 4 Aug 1962.
Kristi married Mr. Reed THOMAS.
:They had the following children:

:76 F i. Miss Katharine Jean THOMAS "Katie".

:77 M ii. Gregory THOMAS "Greg" was born 28 May 1985.

60. Mrs. Taryn Ann BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 19 Dec 1964.
Taryn married Mr. Jamie SIMONE. Jamie was born 16 Aug.
:They had the following children:

:78 F i. Miss Alexandra SIMONE was born 1 Jul 1987.

:79 F ii. Miss Kirstie SIMONE was born 19 Sep 1993.

:80 M iii. Mr. Dylan SIMONE was born 13 Feb 1995.

:81 F iv. Miss Erin SIMONE was born 16 Oct 2001.

61. Miss Nancy Colleen BATEMAN (Joseph Anthony, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 28 Dec 1967.
Nancy married ? HANSEN.
:They had the following children:

:82 M i. Mr. Joseph HANSEN was born 6 Sep 2002.

64. Ms. Maureen Regina MACFARLANE (Ann Mary BATEMAN, Maurice William, Charles Earl, William H., Horace, Stephen Van Rensselaer, Reuben) was born 16 Jul 1961.
:She had the following children:

:83 M i. Mr. Dana MACFARLANE was born 22 Aug 1992.

== Subject: Batemans of Stephentown (pictures) ==
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== abstract of Hart Bateman's will ==
Besides the pics I would like to offer an abstract of Hart Bateman's will.

BATEMAN HART NASSAU

Son Clark
Dau. Rhoda, wife of John Sude (or Seeds)
Grandchildren: children of son Stephen VanRensselaer-not named
To Harriet, wife of Frederick Lasher
Son Guy
Exec. son Clark; friend Aaron V. Waterbury.
Wit. not given
To Hiram Bateman, Armeinia Fields, Elvira Coleman, Alonzo Bateman, Betsey Lester, all of Nassau.
Laura Waterbury and Nancy Waterbury, of Rose, NY
Harriet Lasher, of Wisconsin Territory.
Dates May 1 1828 Prob. April 10, 1843 Vol. 33 p. 370

George Bateman's pension application
Frank Bateman's draft application

Flora - Mrs. Frank Bateman

George, Ester, Ralph, and Myrtle Bateman

#14 - William Bateman and Freelove Estelle Dibble Bateman; Freelove was known as Estelle, daughter of Demetrius Dibble and Sarah A. Dibble. She was born May, 1847. He was the son of Horace R. Bateman and Lucinda A. Sterling. William was born August, 1845; died 1919. His sister was #15 Nancy C. Bateman Tifft; his brother was #16 Chauncey E. b. 1848. Their children were: #19 Birdella; #20 Charles Earl; #21 William S.

I got this photo from one of the Stephentown Heritage albums. I am not sure who George is. I belived that Billy is #14 William Bateman, brother of #15 Nancy Bateman Tifft.

My apologies to Sue Tarpley, as I spelled Chauncey's name incorrectly in the last picture. Sue sent me the three pictures of young Chauncey alone and with Carrie.
#24 Chauncey was born November, 1897. He married Olive, who was born in 1906. In later years, Olive was a clerk at Tina's high school (see picture, on the right,taken in 1967, taken from my school yearbook) and she, Chauncey and their son Gary lived across the street from Tina's family on Lover's Lane in New Lebanon, NY. She was very thin, and one of the nicest people I have ever met.
#25 Carrie was born May, 1900 and married Walter C. Sykes. Together they ran the Sykes Store for many years. After Chauncey died, Carrie and their son Paul ran the store, which Paul and his wife do to this day.
Sue wrote:
Chauncey and Carrie were offspring of Elbert and Nellie. Chauncey was born in 1897 and Carrie in 1900. That fits in well with the time frame of the other photos in the album. They were, indeed, very good looking
kids. When we were in Stephentown, we went into Sykes store and saw Paul. What did
Chauncey do for a living? I tell Mother that I have the feeling that I'm
meeting all these folks and making friends with them. She said all the Batemans and Sykes went to the ME church where she played the organ.
Her recollection was that they sat on one side of the church and the Eddys and Lapps sat on the other side--sort of a social hierarchy. All I can say is that Chauncey looked like a handsome hunk to me!!! ;-) Funny to think of someone who lived that long ago in those terms.

r-l front: Fuller Hewitt, Chauncey Bateman, Jr., Paul Sykes
Back r-l: Larry Stevens (Laurence Tucker Stevens, b. April 1, 1902), Grace Stevens (Sylvia Grace Bartholomew, b. May 8, 1903), Joan Florence Stevens, Walter Sykes, Ina Hewitt, Olive Bateman (b. Olive Bartholomew, sister of Grace), Gary Bateman, Nellie Bateman, Ben Hayes, Georgia Hayes, Horace Bateman

Hart Gardner Bateman, (1760 – 12 Apr 1842), sells 196 acres of land left to her by her father Caleb Gardner, to her brother George Gardner of Seneca New York.

“This Indenture made the thirteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen between Heart [sic] Bateman of Nassau in the County of Rensselaer and the State of New York of the first part the said Heart [sic] Bateman being heir at Law of the estate of Caleb J. Gardner late of Seneca in the County of Ontario and the State aforesaid deceased and George Gardner of Elmira in the County of Tioga and and [sic] state aforesaid of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of four hundred dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part the receipt whereof is hereby confessed and acknowledged hath granted bargained sold remised and Quit Claimed unto the said party of the second part in his actual possession now being and to his heirs and assigns forever all of her right and title as heir at law to all that certain farm piece or parcel of land situate [sic] lying and being in the town of Seneca aforesaid bounded as follows on the north by land owned by Emer [sic] Crittenden west on the lot called the Armstrong lot south on lands belonging to Benjamin Tuttle easterly on the old pre-emption line estimated at one hundred and ninety six acres of land be the same more or less Together with all and singular the heredit aments [sic] (inherited amounts) and appurtenances there unto belonging or in anywise appertaining and the reversion and the reversion [sic] and reversions remainder and remainders rents issues and profits thereof and also all the estate rights title interest claim or demand whatsoever of the said party of the first part either in law or equity of in and to the above bargained promise and every part and parcel thereof to said party of the second part his heirs and assigns to the sole and only proper use benefit and behoof of the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever. In witness whereof the said party of the first part hath hereunto set her hand and seal the day and year first above written
Sealed and delivered in presence of } Hart X Bateman
The word “the” interlined before signed her mark
Stephen V. R. Bateman Caleb S. Gardner
Ontario County SS Be it remembered that on the twenty ninth day of May eighteen hundred and twenty personally came before me Caleb S. Gardner one of the subscribing witnesses to the within deed to me known and being duly sworn saith that he saw the within named Hart Bateman sign seal and deliver the within deed and that she acknowledged that she had executed the same freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that he knew her to be the same person described in and who executed the said deed and that he subscribed his name to the same as a witness. I allow the same to be recorded St. Z. Mizner Commissioner
A true copy of the original recorded 28th May 1821 at 10 o’clock p.m. and examined Herman Norton Dep. Clk.”

Thanks to Craig Bateman for sending this deed transcription. You will find Hart Bateman's will here.

[[Category:Genealogy]]

Descendants of James Barber

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This genealogy was sent in by [mailto:ngking@bellsouth.net Glenn King]

==Generation No. 1==

1. JAMES3 BARBER (THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1594 in Berkshire, England, and died in Newport, Rhode Island.

:Children of JAMES BARBER are:
::i. 4.
:2. ii. JAMES BARBER, b. 1620.

=== Notes for JAMES BARBER ===
James Barber emigrated 1633 to Boston from Berkshire, England.He moved to Newport, Rhode Island.

== Generation No. 2 ==

2. JAMES4 BARBER (JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1620.

:Children of JAMES BARBER are:
::i. SAMUEL5 BARBER.
::ii. JAMES BARBER.
:3. iii. MOSES BARBER, b. 1652, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 29 March 1728, South Kingston, Rhode Island.

== Generation No. 3 ==

3. MOSES5 BARBER (JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1652 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 29 March 1728 in South Kingston, Rhode Island. He married (1) SUSANNAH WAITE in Rhode Island, daughter of SAMUEL WAITE and HANNAH WHITMAN. She was born 24 October 1684 in Kingstown, Rhode Island, and died 1758 in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. He married (2) SUSANNAH WEST 24 March 1690/91 in North Kingston, Rhode Island, daughter of FRANCIS WEST and SUSANNA SOULE. She was born 23 October 1666 in North Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 04 April 1758 in Charlestown, Rhode Island.

:Children of MOSES BARBER and SUSANNAH WAITE are:
:4. i. WILLIAM6 BARBER, b. 05 January 1679/80, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 17 May 1748, South Kingston, Rhode Island.
:5. ii. SARAH BARBER, b. 25 March 1682, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 29 June 1729, Rhode Island.
:6. iii. MOSES BARBER, b. 1683, Kingston, Rhode Island; d. Abt. 1758, Kingston, Rhode Island.

:Children of MOSES BARBER and SUSANNAH WEST are:
:7. iv. DINAH6 BARBER, b. 15 January 1692/93, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. Charlestown, Rhode Island.
::v. LYDIA BARBER, b. 24 February 1693/94, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 29 March 1728, South Kingston, Rhode Island; m. BENJAMIN MOWRY, 1714, South Kingston, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
:8. vi. SAMUEL BARBER, b. 08 November 1695, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 27 May 1760, Westerly, Rhode Island.
:9. vii. SUSANNA BARBER, b. 23 October 1697, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1749, Rhode Island.
:10. viii. THOMAS BARBER, b. 19 October 1699, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1762, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:11. ix. JOSEPH BARBER, b. 13 October 1701, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 14 April 1779, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:12. x. MARTHA BARBER, b. 30 November 1703, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 04 March 1773, South Kingston, Rhode Island.
::xi. RUTH BARBER, b. 23 June 1705, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 21 September 1755, Stonington, Connecticut; m. GEORGE BENTLEY, 04 March 1723/24, South Kingston Rhode Island; b. 1702, Rhode Island.
:13. xii. BENJAMIN BARBER, b. 10 March 1706/07, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 26 March 1792, Hopkinton, Rhode Island.
::xiii. MERCY BARBER, b. 13 March 1708/09, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 1792, South Kingston, Rhode Island; m. SAMUEL TEFFT, 07 October 1727, South Kingston, Rhode Island; b. 1703, South Kingston, Rhode Island.
:14. xiv. EZEKIEL BARBER, b. 06 March 1709/10, South Kingstown, Rhode Island; d. 07 January 1786, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::xv. ABIGAIL BARBER, b. 06 January 1712/13, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 11 July 1714, Rhode Island.
:15. xvi. DANIEL BARBER, b. 22 April 1715, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 28 June 1805, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:16. xvii. ANN BARBER, b. 08 October 1717, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 21 September 1755, Sterling, Connecticut.

===Notes for MOSES BARBER===
His first wife, Susannah Waite died young. She was the daughter of Samuel Wait and Hannah Whitman. His second wife Susannah West was the granddaughter of George Soule a signer of the "Mayflower Compact".

In 1691 he moved from Newport, Rhode Island to North Kingston, Rhode Island.

In 1693, he purchased three hundred and thirty acres of the Pettequanscut Purchase within the limits of the present town of South Kingston, Rhode Island. A pond near the site of his house still bears the name "Barbers Pond". He died in 1728. His first wife was the mother of: William, Sarah and Moses Barber.

== Generation No. 4 ==

4. WILLIAM6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 05 January 1679/80 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 17 May 1748 in South Kingston, Rhode Island. He married (1) MERCY SMITH 22 March 1708/09 in North Kingstown,Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN SMITH. He married (2) SARAH MUMFORD 01 May 1720 in South Kingston Rhode Island, daughter of PELEG MUMFORD and MARY COGGESHALL. She was born in South Kingston Rhode Island, and died 1748 in South Kingston Rhode Island.

:Children of WILLIAM BARBER and SARAH MUMFORD are:
::i. MOSES7 BARBER, b. 1720, South Kingstown, Rhode Island; d. July 1812, South Kingston Rhode Island.
::ii. SAMUEL BARBER, b. 1722, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. ABIGAIL MUMFORD, 26 July 1744, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::iii. JOSEPH BARBER, b. 1724, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. ANN REYNOLDS, 01 March 1736/37, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::iv. MERCY BARBER, b. 1725, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. JOSEPH CARPENTER, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::v. SARAH BARBER, b. 1726, South Kingston Rhode Island.
:17. vi. JAMES BARBER, b. 11 August 1726, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 10 October 1821, South Kingston Rhode Island.
::vii. ELIZABETH BARBER, b. 1727, South Kingston Rhode Island.
::viii. MARY BARBER, b. 1728, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. JAMES WELLS.

=== Notes for WILLIAM BARBER ===
Married first wife, Mercy Smith in 1710. She died young.

5. SARAH6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 25 March 1682 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 29 June 1729 in Rhode Island. She married DAVID GREENE 24 June 1706 in Jamestown, Rhode Island, son of JAMES GREENE and ELIZABETH ANTHONY. He was born 24 June 1677 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, and died 29 January 1761 in Jamestown, Rhode Island.

:Children of SARAH BARBER and DAVID GREENE are:
::i. MARY7 GREENE, b. 05 June 1707, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1801.
::ii. SARAH GREENE, b. 20 January 1708/09, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1803.
::iii. ELIZABETH GREENE, b. 23 March 1710/11, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1805.
::iv. SUSANNA GREENE, b. 01 May 1713, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1807.
::v. ABIGALE GREENE, b. 25 March 1715, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1809.
::vi. WAITE GREENE, b. 08 December 1716, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1806.
::vii. BATHSHEBA GREENE, b. 30 July 1720, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1814.
::viii. JONATHAN GREENE, b. 03 August 1723, Jamestown, Rhode Island; d. 1812.
::ix. JOSEPH GREENE, b. 30 May 1724, Jamestown, Rhode Island.
::x. PATIENCE GREENE, b. 18 December 1725, Jamestown, Rhode Island; m. THOMAS ALLEN; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for DAVID GREENE ===
Son of James and Elizabeth Anthony Greene.He has a son named David from his first marriage to Mary Slocum. He was born September 11, 1701. His first wife was Katharine Greene and the second was Mary Knowles.

6. MOSES6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1683 in Kingston, Rhode Island, and died Abt. 1758 in Kingston, Rhode Island. He married (1) ELIZABETH ELDRED 23 May 1705 in North Kingston, Rhode Island, daughter of THOMAS ELDRED and SUSANNAH COLE. She was born in Rhode Island, and died in Rhode Island. He married (2) MARY LARKIN 29 April 1729 in Rhode Island.

:Children of MOSES BARBER and ELIZABETH ELDRED are:
::i. MOSES7 BARBER, MD, b. 25 February 1705/06, South Kingston Rhode Island.
::ii. WILLIAM BARBER, b. 04 September 1707, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 1787, Rhode Island.
:18. iii. JOHN BARBER, b. 19 April 1709, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 11 October 1785.
::iv. ELIZABETH BARBER, b. 18 March 1710/11, South Kingston Rhode Island.
::v. NICHOLAS BARBER, b. 23 December 1713, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 1777, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:19. vi. BRIDGET BARBER, b. 23 January 1715/16, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 17 December 1757, Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MOSES BARBER ===
Moses Barber is listed as a Constable. In 1712, he was enrolled as a "Freeman".

7. DINAH6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 15 January 1692/93 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died in Charlestown, Rhode Island. She married EDWARD WILCOX 04 June 1716 in Westerly, Rhode Island, son of EDWARD WILCOX and MARY HAZARD. He was born 1692 in Westerly, Rhode Island.

:Children of DINAH BARBER and EDWARD WILCOX are:
::i. MARY7 WILCOX, b. 04 October 1717, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 27 August 1759, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. SAMUEL GAVITT, 1740, Charlestown, Rhode Island.
::ii. HANNAH WILCOX, b. 29 October 1720, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. HEZEKIAH GAVITT, Abt. 1750, Westerly, Rhode Island.
:20. iii. LYDIA WILCOX, b. 06 April 1725, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 1795.
::iv. SUSANNAH WILCOX, b. 04 October 1727, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. Abt. 1812, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. OLIVER BURDICK, 1759, Rhode Island.
::v. JOSEPH WILCOX, b. 27 August 1730, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 08 May 1804, Charlestown, Rhode Island; m. MARY BURDICK, 28 July 1748, Rhode Island.
::vi. MARTHA WILCOX, b. 1722, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 1815, North Stonington, Connecticut.

8. SAMUEL6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 08 November 1695 in Westerly, Rhode Island, and died 27 May 1760 in Westerly, Rhode Island. He married ANNE CORY March 1718/19 in Richmond, Rhode Island. She was born in Rhode Island, and died 1760 in Rhode Island.

:Children of SAMUEL BARBER and ANNE CORY are:
:i. SARAH7 BARBER, b. 28 November 1719, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. JONATHAN LEWIS, 27 July 1746, Rhode Island.
::21. ii. MARY BARBER, b. 12 June 1721, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 28 February 1808, South Kingston Rhode Island.
::22. iii. BENJAMIN BARBER, b. 30 May 1723, South Kingstown, Rhode Island; d. 1774, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::23. iv. CALEB BARBER, b. 19 December 1727, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 02 September 1816, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::24. v. SUSANNA BARBER, b. 06 October 1727, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. December 1786, Richmond, Rhode Island.
:vi. EDWARD BARBER, b. 17 November 1731, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. South Kingston,Rhode Island; m. CHARITY BRIGGS, 11 November 1754; b. Rhode Island.
::25. vii. MOSES BARBER, b. 10 April 1734, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::26. viii. SAMUEL BARBER,JR., b. 07 June 1720, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 01 September 1815, Westerly, Rhode Island.
:ix. HANNAH ANN BARBER, b. 24 July 1739, South Kingston, Rhode Island; m. DAVID AUSTIN, Rhode Island.
::27. x. AMIE BARBER, b. 28 November 1742, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 01 June 1803, South Kingston, Rhode Island.
:xi. MERIBAH BARBER, b. 24 November 1747, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island; m. JOHN RUSSELL, 30 March 1769, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. Tiviton, Rhode Island.

9. SUSANNA6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 23 October 1697 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 1749 in Rhode Island. She married BENJAMIN PERRY 11 October 1727 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, son of EDWARD PERRY and MARY FREEMAN. He was born 23 October 1697 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Mass., and died January 1747/48 in South Kingstown, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for SUSANNA BARBER ===
Susannah Barber and her husband Benjamin Perry are theGreat Grand Parents of Oliver Hazard and Mathew Calbraith Perry.

=== Notes for BENJAMIN PERRY ===
Son of Edward and Mary Freeman Perry.

:Children of SUSANNA BARBER and BENJAMIN PERRY are:
::i. BENJAMIN7 PERRY, b. 07 November 1729.
::ii. EDWARD PERRY, b. 28 March 1731, Rhode Island; m. DELIVERANCE MOORE; b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
:28. iii. FREEMAN PERRY, b. 23 January 1732/33, Rhode Island; d. 13 November 1813, Rhode Island.
::iv. SUSANNA PERRY, b. 19 November 1735, Rhode Island; m. DANIEL STEADMAN; b. Rhode Island.
:29. v. MARY PERRY, b. 19 November 1735, Rhode Island.

10. THOMAS6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 19 October 1699 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 1762 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married AVIS TANNER 18 April 1725 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, daughter of WILLIAM TANNER and HANNAH TIBBETTS. She was born 1699 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 17 February 1777 in Exeter, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for THOMAS BARBER: ===
The last 3 births recorded by certificate of their father. (Arnold VR)., Richmond, RI.

:Children of THOMAS BARBER and AVIS TANNER are:
:i. MARTHA7 BARBER, b. 09 October 1726, South Kingston, Rhode Island.
:ii. DIANAH BARBER, b. 03 May 1729, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. (1) JOSEPH ENOS; b. Rhode Island; m. (2) THOMAS GREENE; b. Rhode Island.
::30. iii. THOMAS SR. BARBER, b. 05 June 1731, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 19 April 1796, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:iv. MARY BARBER, b. 18 August 1733, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. JONATHAN BARNEY, 01 December 1754, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
:v. ZEBULON BARBER, b. 22 January 1735/36, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH NICHOLS, 21 March 1755, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
:vi. THANKFUL BARBER.
:vii. AVIS BARBER, b. 1724, South Kingston, Rhode Island.
:viii. SUSANNAH BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. JEREMIAH COLGROVE, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JEREMIAH COLGROVE: ===
Sarah Barber was Jeremiah Colgrove's second wife.

11. JOSEPH6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 13 October 1701 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 14 April 1779 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married REBECCA POTTER 04 February 1723/24 in South Kingston Rhode Island. She was born in Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JOSEPH BARBER: ===
Lillibridge Barber was their grandson, his mother being Susannah Barber.

:Children of JOSEPH BARBER and REBECCA POTTER are:
:i. NATHANIEL7 BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. CHARITY RATBUN, 08 March 1753, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
:ii. MARY BARBER, b. Rhode Island.
::31. iii. SUSANNAH BARBER, b. 1724, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1765, Rhode Island.
::32. iv. REBECCA BARBER, b. 16 June 1755, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 16 March 1801, Exeter, Rhode Island.

12. MARTHA6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 30 November 1703 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 04 March 1773 in South Kingston, Rhode Island. She married THOMAS POTTER 03 October 1727 in South kingston, Rhode Island, son of ICHABOD POTTER and MARGARET HELME. He was born in South Kingston Rhode Island.

:Child of MARTHA BARBER and THOMAS POTTER is:
:i. ABIGAIL7 POTTER.

13. BENJAMIN6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 10 March 1706/07 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island, and died 26 March 1792 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island. He married (1) MARY TEFFT 11 January 1728/29 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN TEFFT and JOANNA SPRAGUE. She was born 1710 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 03 September 1782 in Rhode Island. He married (2) MARY PERRY 20 August 1783 in Rhode Island, daughter of BENJAMIN PERRY and SUSANNA BARBER. She was born 19 November 1735 in Rhode Island.

=== Notes for BENJAMIN BARBER: ===
Benjamin Perry Barber was issue from second marriage of Benjamin Barber to Mary Perry, D/O Susannah Barber and Benjamin Perry. Marriage date: November 19, 1735.

:Children of BENJAMIN BARBER and MARY TEFFT are:
::i. JOANNA7 BARBER, b. 1729, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. PELEG KENYON, 1759, Rhode Island; b. 1737, Rhode Island; d. 1791, Rhode Island.
::ii. LYDIA BARBER, b. 06 April 1730, Rhode Island; d. 17 March 1807, Rhode Island; m. THOMAS TEFFT, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island.
:33. iii. NATHAN SR. BARBER, b. 09 January 1731/32, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 02 June 1816, Westerly, Rhode Island.
::iv. MERCY BARBER, b. 1737, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 09 October 1809, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. HARPER ROGERS, Rhode Island.
::v. MARY BARBER, b. 1739, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 09 February 1794, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. TIMOTHY PECKHAM, 19 September 1754, Rhode Island.
::vi. RUTH BARBER, b. 1742, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 25 March 1825, Greenwich, Connecticut; m. ROBERT KENYON; b. 01 October 1735, Charlestown, Rhode Island; d. 10 February 1805, Greenwich,Connecticut.
:34. vii. BENJAMIN PERRY BARBER, b. 1785, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 23 November 1868, Hopkinton, Rhode Island.

Child of BENJAMIN BARBER and MARY PERRY is:
:35. viii. BENJAMIN PERRY7 BARBER, b. Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. Hopkinton, Rhode Island.

14. EZEKIEL6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 06 March 1709/10 in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, and died 07 January 1786 in Richmond, Rhode Island. He married (1) FLORENCE G. CHAPLIN. He married (2) HANNAH WEBSTER 28 November 1736 in Westerly, Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN WEBSTER and SARAH KENYON. She was born in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died in Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for EZEKIEL BARBER: ===
He married Hannah Webster daughter of John Webster, who married a daughter of John Kenyon.He was buried in Richmond Town on the homestead farm near Hillsdale, Rhode Island. He was an Ensign in the Revolutionary War.Re: DAR Patriot Index- Centennial Edition.
He served in Captain Lewis Company, Colonel Greens Regerment, January 1780.
He is buried in the Moore Burying Ground.

:Children of EZEKIEL BARBER and HANNAH WEBSTER are:
:36. i. JOSHUA7 BARBER, b. 06 December 1739, South kingston, Rhode Island.
::ii. EZEKIEL BARBER, b. 22 October 1742, South kingston, Rhode Island; d. South kingston, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH PHILLIPS, South kingston, Rhode Island.
::iii. DESIRE BARBER, b. 20 March 1745/46, South kingston, Rhode Island; d. South kingston, Rhode Island; m. DAVID NICHOLS. JR., 23 January 1766, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. 1734, Rhode Island.
::iv. HANNAH BARBER, b. 09 September 1747, South kingston, Rhode Island; d. South kingston, Rhode Island.
::v. ELIZABETH BARBER, b. 13 October 1751, South kingston, Rhode Island; d. 26 April 1826, South kingston, Rhode Island; m. GEORGE JAMES, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for GEORGE JAMES: ===
See New England History, Reg., CXXVii, January 1973.

:37. vi. BENJAMIN SPENCER BARBER, b. 07 February 1755, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 28 September 1833, Richmond, Rhode Island.
:38. vii. SUSANNAH BARBER, b. 15 August 1758, South kingston, Rhode Island; d. 20 June 1849, South kingston, Rhode Island.
:39. viii. MARY BARBER, b. 28 June 1761, South kingston, Rhode Island; d. South kingston, Rhode Island.

15. DANIEL6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 22 April 1715 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 28 June 1805 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married DELIVERANCE TEFFT 1739 in Newport, Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN TEFFT and MARY REYNOLDS. She was born 19 August 1722 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 22 April 1799 in Exeter, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for DANIEL BARBER: ===
Daniel Barber was a Captain in the Rhode Island Militia during the Revolutionary War.

He is found on page # 34 of the DAR Patriot Index.

Mayflower # 41206.

He was admitted Freeman of Colony.

He was a Deputy to the General Assembly from Exeter, Rhode Island.

He is on the Pension Roll of 1840.

:Children of DANIEL BARBER and DELIVERANCE TEFFT are:
::i. JOSIAH7 BARBER, b. 1739, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. Abt. 1829.
::ii. MARY BARBER, b. 1743, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. LODOWICK KENYON, 16 January 1777, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; b. 1757, Charlestown, Rhode Island; d. 02 April 1823, Fabius, New York.
:40. iii. JONATHAN BARBER, b. 15 May 1745, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 28 June 1839, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:41. iv. DANIEL BARBER, JR., b. 08 November 1748, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 21 May 1842, Exeter, Rhode Island.
:42. v. DELIVERANCE BARBER, b. 1751, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. Abt. 1845.
:43. vi. REYNOLDS BARBER, b. 29 March 1754, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 14 April 1837, Exeter, Rhode Island.
::vii. MERIAM BARBER, b. 13 November 1757, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. Abt. 1851; m. ASA BARBER, 13 May 1780, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::viii. SMITH BARBER, b. 05 October 1760, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 12 April 1847.
::ix. SUSANNAH BARBER, b. 30 March 1764, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 04 April 1845.

16. ANN6 BARBER (MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 08 October 1717 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, and died 21 September 1755 in Sterling, Connecticut. She married SYLVESTER KENYON 07 April 1740 in North Kingston, Rhode Island, son of JOHN KENYON and ELIZABETH REMINGTON. He was born 07 April 1710 in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, and died 06 April 1780 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island.

:Children of ANN BARBER and SYLVESTER KENYON are:
::i. ABIGAIL7 KENYON, m. JAMES WOODMANSEE, 07 January 1773, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. 12 June 1752, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::ii. GILES KENYON, m. PRISCILLA BRIGGS, 03 May 1760, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::iii. SYLVESTER KENYON, m. SARAH KENYON, 14 February 1760, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::iv. PAUL KENYON.

== Generation No. 5 ==

17. JAMES7 BARBER (WILLIAM6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 11 August 1726 in South Kingston Rhode Island, and died 10 October 1821 in South Kingston Rhode Island. He married (1) ANN MUMFORD 1742 in Rhode Island. She was born 1726 in Rhode Island. He married (2) ANN BARBER 19 May 1748 in Rhode Island. She was born in South Kingston Rhode Island. He married (3) MARGRET WILCOX 1768 in Rhode Island, daughter of GEORGE WILCOX. She was born 20 June 1746 in Rhode Island, and died 27 February 1849 in South Kingston Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JAMES BARBER: ===
James Barber served in the Revolutionary War with the rank of Private. Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition.

His two sons, Samuel and William, served in the Revolutionary War.

He had a total of 33 children by his three wives:Ann Barber in 1748, Ann Mumford in 1757 and Margret Wilcox in 1768.He had at least 11 children whose names are not known. Doubt has been expressed in some quarters that he has 33 children. This however is well settled in family tradition.

Son Job died in infancy.

He lived to the age of 95 years.

=== Notes for MARGRET WILCOX: ===
Margret Wilcox lived to the age of 103 years, 8 months.

:Children of JAMES BARBER and ANN MUMFORD are:
::i. ROBINSON8 BARBER, b. 1743.
::ii. NOADIAH BARBER, b. 1745.
::iii. WILLIAM BARBER, b. 1747, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 16 March 1834; m. SARAH COON; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for WILLIAM BARBER: ===
William Barber served as a Private in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index.

:Children of JAMES BARBER and ANN BARBER are:
::iv. SAMUEL8 BARBER, b. 01 May 1749, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 1843; m. THANKFUL KENYON, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for SAMUEL BARBER: ===
Samuel Barber served as a Private in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index.

::v. WEEDEN BARBER, b. 1750.
::vi. JOSHUA BARBER, b. 1752.
::vii. NANCY BARBER, b. 1752.
::viii. SARAH BARBER, b. 1754.

:Children of JAMES BARBER and MARGRET WILCOX are:
::ix. AMIE8 BARBER, b. South Kingston Rhode Island; m. M. ELDRIDGE.
::x. ANNA BARBER, b. South Kingston Rhode Island.
::xi. GEORGE REYNOLDS BARBER, b. 1773, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. AMY POPPLE, 04 August 1793, Rhode Island.
::xii. HAZARD BARBER, b. South Kingston Rhode Island; d. Lockport, New York.
::xiii. JOB BARBER, b. South Kingston Rhode Island; d. South Kingston Rhode Island.
::xiv. MARVEL BARBER, b. 1777, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 20 April 1864; m. (1) ANTHONY NORTHRUP; m. (2) JAMES MUNROE BAKER, 08 September 1793, Rhode Island; d. October 1814.

=== Notes for MARVEL BARBER: ===
Marvel Barber had 10 children, only the names of 3 are known.

Reference: Births of Washington County, Vol. 1., page11& 12 by A.G. Beaman.

Marvel and her second husband are buried in South Kingston, RI., Cenetary # 89 at Glenrock, near Dugway Road.

::xv. THEDA BARBER, b. South Kingston Rhode Island; m. M. KENYON.
::xvi. RUTH BARBER, b. 05 September 1785, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 02 August 1877; m. JONATHAN JAMES.

=== Notes for RUTH BARBER: ===
Ruth Barber died at the age of 92 years.

::xvii. RHODA BARBER, b. 05 September 1787, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 22 January 1883, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. JAMES WOODMANSEE; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for RHODA BARBER: ===
Rhoda Barber lived to the age of 96 years, 11 months and 12 days.

She is buried in the Wood River Cemetary, Richmond, RI.

::xviii. JAMES BARBER, JR.,CAPTAIN, b. 20 July 1788, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 08 August 1861, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH BARBER, 06 April 1809, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. 22 February 1792, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 08 December 1874, Exeter, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JAMES BARBER, JR., CAPTAIN: ===
James and Elizabeth Barber were cousins.

::xix. MOSES BARBER, b. 20 July 1788, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 08 August 1861, South Kingston Rhode Island; m. (1) ANNIE CHAPMAN, 30 March 1806, Stonington, Conneciticut; b. 1781, North Stonington, Connecticut; d. October 1808; m. (2) ELIZABETH BELCHER, 26 February 1809, South Kingston Rhode Island; b. 1787, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 15 December 1847, South Kingston Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MOSES BARBER: ===
Moses Barber was a Colonel in the Army.

=== Notes for ANNIE CHAPMAN: ===
Annie Chapman wife of Moses Barber had 3 children. They all died in infancy.

::xx. JESSE BARBER, b. 1791, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 18 April 1875, Cattarougsa County, New York; m. ANNA SHERMAN, 04 November 1813, South Kingston Rhode Island.

18. JOHN7 BARBER (MOSES6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 19 April 1709 in South Kingston Rhode Island, and died 11 October 1785. He married (1) MARY HALL 05 May 1739, daughter of ROBERT HALL. She was born in Rhode Island. He married (2) DORCAS MOTT 22 April 1747 in Westerly, Rhode Island, daughter of JACOB MOTT and MARY EASTON. She was born 1716 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, and died 17 August 1787.

=== Notes for DORCAS MOTT: ===
Dorcas Mott was Nathaniel Greene's cousin.

:Children of JOHN BARBER and DORCAS MOTT are:
::i. HENRY8 BARBER, b. 12 January 1747/48, Rhode Island; d. 23 September 1800, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for HENRY BARBER: ===
In 1780 he was the Editor of the Newport Mercury.

::ii. WILLIAM BARBER.
::iii. EDWARD EDMUND BARBER.
::iv. MARY BARBER.
::v. PHEBE BARBER, b. 1760, Rhode Island; d. 05 January 1820, Rhode Island.
::vi. ROBERT BARBER, b. 29 April 1742, Rhode Island; d. 29 May 1766, Rhode Island.

19. BRIDGET7 BARBER (MOSES6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 23 January 1715/16 in South Kingston Rhode Island, and died 17 December 1757 in Richmond, Rhode Island. She married THOMAS CLARK 17 December 1732 in South Kingston, Rhode Island, son of WILLIAM CLARK and HANNAH KNIGHT. He was born in Rhode Island.

:Children of BRIDGET BARBER and THOMAS CLARK are:
::i. RUTH8 CLARK, b. 20 May 1733, Kingston, Rhode Island; m. THOMAS RATHBUN; b. Rhode Island.
::ii. WILLIAM CLARK, b. 05 March 1733/34, Rhode Island; m. MARY TEFFT, 20 March 1757, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::iii. THOMAS CLARK, b. 27 December 1736, Rhode Island; m. HANNAH YEOUMANS, 08 December 1758, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::iv. ELIZABETH CLARK, b. 22 February 1737/38, Rhode Island; m. JOHN PHILLIPS, 01 June 1768, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::v. JUDITH CLARK, b. 08 February 1741/42, Rhode Island; m. RICHARD BAILEY, JR., 08 April 1762, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::vi. LOIS CLARK, b. 03 December 1744, Rhode Island; m. DANIEL POTTER, 01 December 1765; b. Rhode Island.
::vii. ARNOLD CLARK, b. 30 October 1748, Rhode Island.
::viii. MOSES CLARK, b. 29 December 1751, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 1840, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. ALICE AYLESWORTH, 18 November 1773, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MOSES CLARK: ===
Moses Barber is listed as a Constable in January 1704. In 1712 he was enrolled as a Freeman.

20. LYDIA7 WILCOX (DINAH6 BARBER, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 06 April 1725 in Westerly, Rhode Island, and died 1795. She married STEPHEN SAUNDERS, JR. 12 August 1744 in Rhode Island.

:Child of LYDIA WILCOX and STEPHEN SAUNDERS is:
::i. (HAD 7 CHILDREN)8 SAUNDERS.

21. MARY7 BARBER (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 12 June 1721 in South Kingston Rhode Island, and died 28 February 1808 in South Kingston Rhode Island. She married (1) DANIEL THOMAS JAMES, son of WILLIAM JAMES. He was born in Rhode Island. She married (2) DAVID MOORE 24 November 1745 in South Kingston Rhode Island, son of JOHN MOORE and MERCY EASTON. He was born 13 September 1721 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 05 December 1805 in Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MARY BARBER: ===
Her firsr husband was Jonathan James.

=== Notes for DAVID MOORE: ===
David Moore lived on the homestead farm and followed the occupation of a farmer. He represented the town of Charlestown, Rhode Island in the General Assembly at least one term.

He was drawn for service in the Continental Army but was represented by his son Silas.

:Children of MARY BARBER and DAVID MOORE are:
::i. SILAS8 MOORE, b. 14 November 1759, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 05 May 1854, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. CHLOE PHILLIPS, 07 March 1780, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. 17 December 1760, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 1838, Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for SILAS MOORE: ===
Served in the Continental Army in liew of his father.Served in the expedition against Newport, Rhode Island as his fathers substitute. He later held office as constable, deputy sheriff, and justice of the peace . He applied for a pension September 03, 1832 and was granted one for two years service in the Continental Army under Captain Clark and Colonel Potter.He received an annual allowance of $80.00.

::ii. PHEBE MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island; m. GEORGE NILES, 05 October 1767, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::iii. JOHN MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island.
::iv. JOHN MOORE, 2ND, b. Richmond, Rhode Island; m. SALLIE HOXIE.
::v. BENJAMIN MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island.
::vi. AMY MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island.
::vii. MARY MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island.
::viii. DAVID MOORE, b. 1749, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 31 October 1839, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. LYDIA WHEELER, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::ix. ELIZABETH MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island; m. A. SHELDON, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::x. MERCY MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island; m. EZEKIEL JAMES; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MERCY MOORE: ===
First husband was George Webb,son of George and Dorcas Webb.

::xi. JOHN MOORE, b. Richmond, Rhode Island.
::xii. JOHN 2ND MOORE, b. Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island; m. SALLIE HOXIE, Rhode Island.

22. BENJAMIN7 BARBER (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 30 May 1723 in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, and died 1774 in Richmond, Rhode Island. He married (1) SARAH LILLIBRIDGE in Richmond, Rhode Island, daughter of THOMAS LILLIBRIDGE and MARY WOODMANSEE. She was born 20 March 1726/27 in Charlestown, Rhode Island, and died 09 March 1758. He married (2) DESIRE MOON 28 May 1761 in Rhode Island. She was born in Rhode Island.

:Children of BENJAMIN BARBER and SARAH LILLIBRIDGE are:
::i. LYDIA8 BARBER, b. Westerly, Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island; m. THOMAS TEFFT, 17 February 1750/51, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island.
::ii. ANNE BARBER, b. 15 September 1749.
::iii. MARY BARBER, b. 11 May 1747, South kingston, Rhode Island; m. JOSHUA BARBER, 17 May 1764, South kingston, Rhode Island; b. 06 December 1739, South kingston, Rhode Island.

23. CALEB7 BARBER (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 19 December 1727 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 02 September 1816 in Richmond, Rhode Island. He married (1) HANNAH GREEN. She was born in Richmond, Rhode Island. He married (2) ELIZABETH NILES 25 January 1755 in Richmond, Rhode Island, daughter of EBENEZER NILES and SARAH KENYON. She was born 1731 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 1781 in Richmond, Rhode Island. He married (3) THANKFUL BABCOCK 19 July 1781 in Richmond, Rhode Island. She was born in Rhode Island.

=== Notes for CALEB BARBER: ===
Married first wife Elizabeth Nile on January 26, 1775.

He served in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index.

He lived on Bald Hill, near Arcadia, Rhode Island, District # 8. He built "Barber Academy", erected near his home. The only requirement to attend this school was to be clean and healthy.

Caleb had a twin sister named Susannah.

:Children of CALEB BARBER and ELIZABETH NILES are:
::i. BENJAMIN8 BARBER, b. 25 May 1756.
::ii. SARAH BARBER, b. 17 April 1762.
::iii. CALEB BARBER, b. 25 November 1764, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. April 1844, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. (1) JOANNA TEFFT; b. 07 February 1766, Rhode Island; d. 13 October 1828, Rhode Island; m. (2) ELIZABETH KINGSLEY BAKER, Rhode Island; b. 1780, Rhode Island; d. 02 December 1860, Rhode Island.
::iv. MARY BARBER, b. 03 December 1772, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. DANIEL JAMES, 05 February 1793, Exeter, Rhode Island; b. 08 September 1771, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 07 January 1831.

=== Notes for MARY BARBER: ===
Mary Barber had 6 children, two sets of Twins.

24. SUSANNA7 BARBER (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 06 October 1727 in South Kingston Rhode Island, and died December 1786 in Richmond, Rhode Island. She married DANIEL POTTER 05 January 1748/49 in Dartmouth, Bristol County, Massachussetts, son of WILLIAM POTTER and MARY BROWNELL. He was born in Rhode Island.

:Child of SUSANNA BARBER and DANIEL POTTER is:
::i. INCOME8 POTTER, b. 07 July 1749, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 28 February 1844, Voluntown, Connecticut; m. ELIZABETH ARNOLD.

25. MOSES7 BARBER (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 10 April 1734 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married (1) BARBARA ALBRO, daughter of JOHN ALBRO. She was born in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. He married (2) ABIGALE NILES 27 December 1759 in Rhode Island. She was born Abt. 1733 in South Kingston, Rhode Island.

:Children of MOSES BARBER and ABIGALE NILES are:
::i. MARY8 BARBER, b. 16 May 1764; m. SETH TERRY, 1785.
::ii. MOSES BARBER, JR., b. 13 November 1768, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 15 May 1858, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. MARY CLARK, 1794, Rhode Island; d. 05 June 1854.

26. SAMUEL7 BARBER,JR. (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 07 June 1720 in Westerly, Rhode Island, and died 01 September 1815 in Westerly, Rhode Island. He married (1) MARY DORCAS BATES in Rhode Island. She was born 1769 in Rhode Island, and died 1803. He married (2) ELIZABETH KENYON 1759 in Westerly, Rhode Island. She was born 1731 in Rhode Island, and died 1781 in Rhode Island.

=== Notes for SAMUEL BARBER,JR.: ===
Second wife, Dorcas Bates.

:Child of SAMUEL BARBER and ELIZABETH KENYON is:
::i. SAMUEL8 BARBER, b. 1771, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 1864, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. JONA, Westerly, Rhode Island; b. 1771, Rhode Island; d. 1858, Rhode Island.

27. AMIE7 BARBER (SAMUEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 28 November 1742 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 01 June 1803 in South Kingston, Rhode Island. She married BENEDICT KENYON 29 May 1760 in Richmond, Rhode Island, son of JOHN KENYON and ELIZABETH REMINGTON. He was born 1735 in Westerly, Rhode Island, and died 10 April 1807 in Westerly, Rhode Island.

:Children of AMIE BARBER and BENEDICT KENYON are:
::i. SAMUEL8 KENYON, b. 17 August 1762, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. MARY WESCOTT.
::ii. SILAS KENYON, b. 28 August 1766, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. MARY CLARK.
::iii. BENEDICT KENYON, b. 16 December 1768; m. (1) OPRAH CHAPLIN; m. (2) PHOEBE CHAPLIN.
::iv. CORY KENYON, b. 13 April 1773, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. (1) WATY MOON BARBER; b. 07 April 1792, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. (2) SARAH RECORD.

28. FREEMAN7 PERRY (SUSANNA6 BARBER, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 23 January 1732/33 in Rhode Island, and died 13 November 1813 in Rhode Island. He married (1) MARY HAZARD 1755 in Rhode Island, daughter of OLIVER HAZARD. She died 1810 in Rhode Island. He married (2) MARY HAZARD 1755, daughter of OLIVER HAZARD and ELIZABETH REYNOLDS.

:Children of FREEMAN PERRY and MARY HAZARD are:
::i. ROBERT8 PERRY.
::ii. CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY, b. 04 December 1761, South Kingston, Rhode Island; d. 04 June 1818, Newport, Rhode Island; m. SARA WALLACE ALEXANDER, August 1784, Rhode Island; b. Scotland.
::iii. JOSHUA PERRY, b. 1756; d. 1802; m. MARY PECKHAM, 1780.
::iv. OLIVER HAZARD PERRY, d. 1783.
::v. ELIZABETH RAYMOND PERRY, m. STEVEN CHAMPLAIN, 20 December 1782.
::vi. SUSANNAH PERRY, m. ELISHA WATSON,JR., 1784.
::vii. GEORGE HAZARD PERRY.

29. MARY7 PERRY (SUSANNA6 BARBER, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 19 November 1735 in Rhode Island. She married BENJAMIN BARBER 20 August 1783 in Rhode Island, son of MOSES BARBER and SUSANNAH WEST. He was born 10 March 1706/07 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island, and died 26 March 1792 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for BENJAMIN BARBER: ===
Benjamin Perry Barber was issue from second marriage of Benjamin Barber to Mary Perry, D/O Susannah Barber and Benjamin Perry. Marriage date: November 19, 1735.

Child is listed above under (13) Benjamin Barber.

30. THOMAS SR.7 BARBER (THOMAS6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 05 June 1731 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 19 April 1796 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married MARY BARNEY 22 October 1754 in Rhode Island. She was born October 1735 in Newport, Rhode Island, and died 16 April 1817.

=== Notes for THOMAS SR. BARBER: ===
Thomas Barber Sr. served in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition.

His son Thomas Barber Jr. also served in the Revolutionary War.

His son Peleg Barber also served in the Revolutionary War.

:Children of THOMAS BARBER and MARY BARNEY are:
::i. ARNOLD8 BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. MARY POLLY COLGROVE, 27 January 1775, Rhode Island.
::ii. BENJAMIN BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; d. Saratoga, New York; m. UK CRANDALL.
::iii. ELIZABETH BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. ASA BABCOCK, 19 December 1805.
::iv. GIDEON BARBER.
::v. GILES BARNEY BARBER, m. SALLY ROGERS.
::vi. ISRALE BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. AMELIA BRAMBLEY, 11 April 1764.
::vii. MERCY BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. LODOWICK KENYON, 16 January 1777.
::viii. SAMUEL BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. THANKFUL LEWIS; b. Rhode Island.
::ix. ZEBULON BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; d. Saratoga, New York; m. ABBY CROSS.
::x. PELEG BARBER, b. 1755, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1836, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. ISABEL SHERMAN, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.

=== Notes for PELEG BARBER: ===
Peleg Barber served in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition.

His father Thomas Barber Sr. and brother Thomas Barber Jr. also served in the Revolutionary War.

::xi. THOMAS JR. BARBER, b. 28 April 1762, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 25 November 1837, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH GREENOLD, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for THOMAS JR. BARBER: ===
Thomas Barber,Jr. served in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index.
He served as a Private in the Company of Captain Peleg Hoxey, staioned on the Charlestown, Rhode Island shore, August 10, 1777. His father Thomas Barber, Sr. also served.

::xii. MARY BARBER, b. Abt. 1767, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 19 August 1854; m. UK HOXIE.
::xiii. ICHABOD BARBER, b. 06 December 1774, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 14 February 1826, Saratoga, New York; m. ANNE DEAKE, Rhode Island; b. 26 March 1779, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 1852.
::xiv. WEEDEN B. BARBER, b. 11 December 1777, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 30 August 1860, Rhode Island; m. HANNAH LEWIS.
::xv. MARTHA BARBER, b. 1780, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1780, Exeter, Rhode Island.

31. SUSANNAH7 BARBER (JOSEPH6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1724 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 1765 in Rhode Island. She married JONATHAN RATHBUN 03 May 1757 in Rhode Island.

:Child of SUSANNAH BARBER and JONATHAN RATHBUN is:
::i. LILLIBRIDGE8 BARBER, b. 10 May 1755, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 16 February 1844, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. ALICE WILCOX, 30 December 1773, Rhode Island; b. 10 June 1755, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 13 January 1828.

=== Notes for LILLIBRIDGE BARBER: ===
Lillibridge Barber was born to Susannah Barber and Edward Lillibridge prior to her marriage to Jonathan Ratbun.

32. REBECCA7 BARBER (JOSEPH6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 16 June 1755 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 16 March 1801 in Exeter, Rhode Island. She married ISAAC WILCOX 07 January 1773 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He was born in Rhode Island.

:Children of REBECCA BARBER and ISAAC WILCOX are:
::i. REBECCA8 WILCOX.
::ii. NATHANIEL WILCOX, b. 20 March 1783, Exeter, Rhode Island.

33. NATHAN SR.7 BARBER (BENJAMIN6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 09 January 1731/32 in Westerly, Rhode Island, and died 02 June 1816 in Westerly, Rhode Island. He married THANKFUL MAXSON January 1755 in Westerly, Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN MAXSON and THANKFUL RANDALL. She was born 1732 in Westerly, Rhode Island, and died 21 June 1806 in Westerly, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for NATHAN SR. BARBER: ===
Nathan Barber Sr. served in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition. He server with the rank of Captain in the Army.

His son Nathan Barber Jr. also served.

:Children of NATHAN BARBER and THANKFUL MAXSON are:
::i. SUSANNAH8 BARBER, b. 24 September 1755, Hopkinton, Rhode Island.
::ii. MOSES BARBER, b. 26 July 1757, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. AVIS MAXSON, Rhode Island; b. 1759, Rhode Island.
::iii. THANKFUL BARBER, b. 02 May 1759, Hopkinton, Rhode Island.
::iv. NATHAN JR. BARBER, b. 07 November 1759, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 19 September 1835, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. MARY PENDLETON, 27 February 1780, Westerly, Rhode Island; b. 04 August 1758, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 16 January 1818, Westerly, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for NATHAN JR. BARBER: ===
Nathan Barber Jr. served in the Revolutionary War. Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition. He served as an officer.

His father Nathan Barber Sr. also served.

::v. MARY BARBER, b. 27 May 1762, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. JOHN WILBOUR, 30 December 1780, Rhode Island.
::vi. BENJAMIN BARBER, b. 20 November 1763, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. FANNY BLIVEN, 01 December 1784, Rhode Island.
::vii. JOHN BARBER, b. 21 December 1765, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. SALLY WILCOX, 09 January 1790, Rhode Island.
::viii. EUNICE BARBER, b. 22 July 1769, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; m. THOMAS DUNBAR, 09 January 1790, Rhode Island.
::ix. ELEANOR BARBER, b. 15 May 1776, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 13 November 1852, Wirt, Allegany, New York; m. GEORGE LEROY MAXSON, 1798, Rhode Island; b. 23 October 1773, Hopkinton, Rhode Island; d. 08 November 1853, Richburg, Allegany, New York.
::x. LYDIA BARBER, b. 14 June 1780, Hopkinton, Rhode Island.

34. BENJAMIN PERRY7 BARBER (BENJAMIN6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1785 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island, and died 23 November 1868 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island. He married HANNAH MERRIOT 13 March 1806 in Hopkinton, Rhode Island, daughter of HENRY MERRIOT and MARY SANDERS. She was born 1781 in Rhode Island, and died 01 January 1885 in Westerly, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for BENJAMIN PERRY BARBER: ===
Benjamin Perry Barber was issue from second marriage to Mary Perry, D/O Susannah Barber and Benjamin Perry.

:Children of BENJAMIN BARBER and HANNAH MERRIOT are:
::i. HENRY MERRIOT8 BARBER, b. 07 May 1807, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 30 March 1885, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. MARY P. BLIVEN; b. 1811, Charlestown, Rhode Island; d. 26 April 1883.
::ii. LUCINDA BARBER, b. 08 March 1809, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 09 September 1881.
::iii. JOSHUA BARBER, b. 23 December 1810, Westerly, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JOSHUA BARBER: ===
Joshua Barber was born blind.

::iv. GEORGE WASHINGTON BARBER, b. 18 March 1813, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 1905; m. SUSAN BABCOCK, 07 December 1842, Rhode Island.
::v. MATTHEW STILLMAN BARBER, b. 15 March 1815, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 19 March 1888, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. (1) PHEOBE ELIZABETH HALL, Rhode Island; b. 1814; d. 30 December 1888; m. (2) RHODA ANN BABCOCK, 08 January 1843, Rhode Island; b. 11 April 1820, Stonington, Connecticut; d. 17 December 1903, Westerly, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MATTHEW STILLMAN BARBER: ===
Matthew S. Barber served in Company C, 12th Rhode Island Infentry during the Civil War.

::vi. THANKFUL BARBER, b. 1817, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. STEPHEN LAMPHERE.
::vii. MARY ESTER BARBER, b. 1819, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. Kansas; m. NATHAN AVERY STARR.
::viii. DORCAS BARBER, b. 1821, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. THOMAS SISSON, 03 December 1843, Rhode Island.
::ix. NANCY BARBER, b. 29 December 1828, Westerly, Rhode Island; d. 31 March 1901; m. DAVID LANPHERE, 09 September 1844, Rhode Island; b. 09 January 1824; d. 15 January 1911.
::x. WILLIAM FRANK BARBER, b. 1830, Westerly, Rhode Island; m. HARRIET BARBER.

35. BENJAMIN PERRY7 BARBER (BENJAMIN6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born in Hopkinton, Rhode Island, and died in Hopkinton, Rhode Island. He married NANCY ANNA TEFFT in Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN TEFFT and ANNA VALLETT. She was born 21 April 1790 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 1844 in Lebanon, New York.

:Child of BENJAMIN BARBER and NANCY TEFFT is:
::i. MARY8 BARBER, b. 19 January 1815, Norwich, New York; d. 08 December 1915, Abingdon Illinois; m. SILAS ROE, 1838, Norwich, New York.

36. JOSHUA7 BARBER (EZEKIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 06 December 1739 in South kingston, Rhode Island. He married MARY BARBER 17 May 1764 in South kingston, Rhode Island, daughter of BENJAMIN BARBER and SARAH LILLIBRIDGE. She was born 11 May 1747 in South kingston, Rhode Island.

:Child of JOSHUA BARBER and MARY BARBER is:
::i. MARY8 BARBER, b. 15 July 1774, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 24 May 1860, Sterling, Connecticut; m. PARDON KENYON, 1793, Rhode Island; b. 19 March 1770, Rhode Island; d. 26 July 1843, West Greenwich, Rhode Island.

37. BENJAMIN SPENCER7 BARBER (EZEKIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 07 February 1755 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 28 September 1833 in Richmond, Rhode Island. He married SUSANNAH BOSS 25 November 1778 in Rhode Island, son of JEREMIAH BOSS and MARTHA SPENCER. He was born 06 May 1759 in Charlestown, Rhode Island, and died 31 October 1812 in Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for BENJAMIN SPENCER BARBER: ===
Benjamin Barber served in the Revolutionary War. He was enlisted by Lt. Henry Alexander in Capt. Parker's Co. in Christopher Smith's Regt. , serving for fifteen months. He received 6L at time of enlistment. He later served in said company as a Private from January 14, 1777 to May 15, 1777. This was attested by Charles P. Bennett, Secretary of State of Rhode Island September 17, 1897 by state documents:Pension Roll, 1st Session, 23d Congress Volume 12. He was a Private in the Rhode Island Militia and placed on the Pension Roll January 21, 1833. Pension commenced March 04, 1831. He received an annual allowance of $80.00.

He was a farmer, resided in the town of Richmond, Rhode Island where he owned a farm near Usquepaugh, Rhode Island. He was buried in the family burying ground with his grandfather and father. in the Moore Buring Ground.

:Children of BENJAMIN BARBER and SUSANNAH BOSS are:
::i. ESTHER8 BARBER, b. 16 August 1777, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. South kingstown, Rhode Island; m. STEPHEN PECKHAM, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::ii. EZEKIEL BARBER, b. 18 March 1779, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. 29 April 1847, South kingstown, Rhode Island; m. TENTIE PALMER, South kingstown, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island.
::iii. MARY BARBER, b. 27 February 1782, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. South kingstown, Rhode Island; m. SAMUEL WOODMANSEE, South kingstown, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island.
::iv. JOHN A. BARBER, b. 02 February 1785, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 14 April 1837, Richmond, Rhode Island; m. MERCY MOORE, 01 January 1813, Rhode Island; b. 16 March 1790, Rhode Island; d. 22 January 1869, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JOHN A. BARBER: ===
John Barber was a farmer. He owned a farm near Hillsdale, where he lived and died. He was buried in the Moore Burying Ground in Richmond, Rhode Island.

::v. HANNAH BARBER, b. 30 March 1787, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. South kingstown, Rhode Island.
::vi. PETER BARBER, b. 30 March 1787, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. Richmond, Rhode Island; m. LUCY POTTER, South kingstown, Rhode Island; b. 06 August 1794, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 26 April 1894, South kingstown, Rhode Island.
::vii. HAZARD BARBER, b. 15 February 1790, Richmond, Rhode Island.
::viii. SUSANNAH BARBER, b. 21 May 1792, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. South kingstown, Rhode Island; m. PERRY GREEN HOXIE, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::ix. JOB BARBER, b. 28 September 1794, South kingstown, Rhode Island; d. South kingstown, Rhode Island; m. PHILLIE JOHNSON, South kingstown, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island; d. Rhode Island.
::x. BENJAMIN SPENCER BARBER, b. 14 August 1800, Richmond, Rhode Island; d. 08 August 1886, South Kingstown, Rhode Island; m. ISABELL POTTER, 07 September 1826, Rhode Island; b. 20 May 1806; d. 22 September 1888.

=== Notes for BENJAMIN SPENCER BARBER: ===
Benjamin Barber is buried in the Wood River Cemetary #2, Richmond, Rhode Island.

38. SUSANNAH7 BARBER (EZEKIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 15 August 1758 in South kingston, Rhode Island, and died 20 June 1849 in South kingston, Rhode Island. She married JOSEPH PHILLIPS 1783 in South kingston, Rhode Island. He was born in Rhode Island, and died in Oneida County, New York.

=== Notes for SUSANNAH BARBER: ===
Susannah Barber Phillips is buried in the old cemetary on Webb farm at Punch Bowl, near Hillsdale, RI.

:Children of SUSANNAH BARBER and JOSEPH PHILLIPS are:
::i. NICHOLAS8 PHILLIPS, b. 1778, Rhode Island; m. (1) ELIZABETH WILCOX, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island; m. (2) MARY JOHNSON, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.
::ii. BENJAMIN PHILLIPS, b. 1802, Rhode Island; d. 1885, Rhode Island; m. ELIZABETH WOODMANSEE, Rhode Island; b. Rhode Island.

39. MARY7 BARBER (EZEKIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 28 June 1761 in South kingston, Rhode Island, and died in South kingston, Rhode Island. She married MOSHIER WEBSTER in Richmond, Rhode Island, son of JOHN WEBSTER and ELISABETH MOSHIER. He was born in Rhode Island.

:Children of MARY BARBER and MOSHIER WEBSTER are:
::i. MARY BARBER8 WEBSTER, b. 1761, Rhode Island; d. 06 May 1843, Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MARY BARBER WEBSTER: ===
Buried in Historical Cemetary #18, Richmond, RI.

::ii. MOSHIER WEBSTER, d. 01 June 1847, Richmond, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for MOSHIER WEBSTER: ===
Buried in Historical Cemetary #18, Richmond, RI.

40. JONATHAN7 BARBER (DANIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 15 May 1745 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 28 June 1839 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married SABRA STANTON 17 January 1769 in Richmond, Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN STANTON and SUSANNA LANPHERE. She was born 04 December 1752 in Charlestown, Rhode Island, and died 08 December 1818 in Exeter, Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JONATHAN BARBER: ===
Jonathan Barber was a Private in the Revolutionary War. Note: See page #49 Index of Revolutionary War Pension Papers; Barber, Jonathan, Private, Rhode Island, 19th entry- S21633. Arnolds, Vit. Rec., of R.I., Volume 12, page #316 DAR Patriot Index page # 34, 53rd entry.

He was in Captain Gortons Company, Colonel Lippitts Regement, on compant pay roll September 1776.

:Children of JONATHAN BARBER and SABRA STANTON are:
::i. DELIA8 BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. GARRET VAN HOOSEN.
::ii. ELISHA BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::iii. JAMES BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::iv. SEBRA BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. CALEB GREENE, JR..
::v. SUSANNAH BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. JOHN PERRY.
::vi. RUSSEL BARBER, b. 1771, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. MARY UK.
::vii. HENRY BARBER, b. 16 April 1772, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 22 March 1810, Stonington, Connecticut; m. ANNA R. RATHBUN, 01 November 1792, Rhode Island; b. 26 September 1773, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 21 November 1857.
::viii. SALLY BARBER, b. 14 November 1775, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 09 July 1864, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. DANIEL PHILLIPS, Rhode Island; b. 1784, Rhode Island; d. 16 May 1865, Rhode Island.
::ix. JONATHAN BARBER, JR., b. 1789, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 02 July 1870, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. WELTHIAN GORTON; b. 03 May 1792, West Greenwich, Rhode Island; d. November 1871, South kingston, Rhode Island.
::x. ELIZABETH BARBER, b. 22 February 1792, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 08 December 1874, Exeter, Rhode Island; m. JAMES BARBER, JR.,CAPTAIN, 06 April 1809, Richmond, Rhode Island; b. 20 July 1788, South Kingston Rhode Island; d. 08 August 1861, South Kingston Rhode Island.

=== Notes for JAMES BARBER, JR., CAPTAIN: ===
James and Elizabeth Barber were cousins.

41. DANIEL7 BARBER, JR. (DANIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 08 November 1748 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 21 May 1842 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married CHARITY RATHBONE 11 August 1769 in Exeter, Rhode Island, daughter of JOHN RATHBONE and OLIVE PERKINS. She died 1842.

=== Notes for DANIEL BARBER, JR.: ===
Daniel Barber Jr. served in the Revolutionary War with the rank of Captain in the Army. Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition, he is found on page # 34.

:Children of DANIEL BARBER and CHARITY RATHBONE are:
::i. DANIEL8 BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::ii. ELIEL BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::iii. HANNAH BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::iv. JOHN BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. DORCAS RATHBUN.
::v. MARY BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. UK PALMER.
::vi. OLIVE BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1842; m. BENJAMIN PALMER.
::vii. RATHBUN BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island.
::viii. RUBEN BARBER, b. Exeter, Rhode Island; m. MARY TERRY, 18 February 1810, Rhode Island.
::ix. SHEFFIELD BARBER, b. 05 June 1777, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 15 July 1862; m. (1) COMFORT BURDICK, Rhode Island; m. (2) MARY PALMER, Rhode Island; b. 07 March 1787; d. 01 February 1858.
::x. WHITMAN BARBER, b. 1794, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 02 April 1870.
::xi. CHARITY BARBER.

42. DELIVERANCE7 BARBER (DANIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 1751 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died Abt. 1845. She married JOSEPH BARBER 06 January 1770 in Rhode Island, son of WILLIAM BARBER. He was born 1747 in Rhode Island.

:Children of DELIVERANCE BARBER and JOSEPH BARBER are:
::i. SPRAGUE8 BARBER, b. 1770; m. LUCY STILLMAN.
::ii. RUTH BARBER, m. DANIEL BLIVEN.
::iii. EMMA BARBER, b. 1780.
::iv. DELIA BARBER, b. 1782.
::v. VARNUM BARBER, b. 1791.

43. REYNOLDS7 BARBER (DANIEL6, MOSES5, JAMES4, JAMES3, THOMAS2, THOMAS1) was born 29 March 1754 in Exeter, Rhode Island, and died 14 April 1837 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married (1) ALCED DAWLEY in Rhode Island, daughter of MICHAEL DAWLEY and MARY MOORE. She was born 1760 in Richmond, Rhode Island, and died 23 June 1830 in Exeter, Rhode Island. He married (2) RUTH CRANDALL. He married (3) SARAH LEWIS.

=== Notes for REYNOLDS BARBER: ===
Reynolds Barber had three wives: His first wife was Ruth Crandall D/O John Crandall and Hannah Chase. They had no children. His second wife was Sarah Lewis.
He was a Cooper by trade.
Served in the Revolutionary War: Re: DAR Patriot Index-Centennial Edition.

:Children of REYNOLDS BARBER and ALCED DAWLEY are:
::i. RUTH8 BARBER, b. 27 May 1777, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 01 June 1842, Rhode Island.
::ii. ALCEA BARBER, b. 1779, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1828, Rhode Island.
::iii. EASON BARBER, b. 1782, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 25 July 1871, Rhode Island.
::iv. ELLERY BARBER, b. 15 March 1783, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 23 November 1877, Rhode Island; m. (1) ESTHER LEWIS, Rhode Island; b. 12 February 1788; d. 03 March 1860; m. (2) MARIA CLARK NEY; b. 08 December 1793; d. 01 April 1879.

=== Notes for ELLERY BARBER: ===
When Ellery Barber died he was interred upon his old homestead, where during his life he had conducted a farm and sawmill.

=== Notes for MARIA CLARK NEY: ===
Maria Ney was the former Maria Clark, she was the widow of Varnum Ney.

::v. MARY BARBER, b. 19 July 1785, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 03 October 1886, Rhode Island; m. JOHN WILCOX, MAJOR.

=== Notes for MARY BARBER: ===
Mary Barber was 101 years of age at the time of her death.

::vi. GARDINER BARBER, b. 10 December 1788, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 01 October 1864, Rhode Island.
::vii. GEORGE BARBER, b. 1789, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 1801, Exeter, Rhode Island.
::viii. SUSAN BARBER, b. 1791, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 26 July 1871, Rhode Island.
::ix. JOHN BARBER, b. 1793, Exeter, Rhode Island; d. 14 September 1847, Rhode Island.

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Bailey Cemetery

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'''Written by Tina Ordone'''

Bailey Cemetery ([[Burying Grounds|#3 on Cemetery map]]) was in use from 1834 to 1898. It is located on Garfield Road, .45 mile east from Horse Heaven Road, on left, just after the swamp. It is 300' from the road, on a mound, in middle of field. When surveyed in 1985, there were 21 markers, 19 of which are recorded here:

* Bailey, Edmund 29 May 1808-1898, s/o Silas & Olive (Sweetland) Bailey
* Bailey, "Dear" Laura d. Dec. 30, 1870 (26y5m9days), wife of William H. Bailey; broken: <blockquote>And when around thy quiet hearth/Thy children fondly meet/What anguish fills the inmost soul/To see that vacant seat/But why indulge those thoughts of grief/Why should we thus complain/To what to us is loss severe/Is her eternal gain</blockquote>
* Bailey, Mary M. Strait d. Dec. 31, 1857 (42y1m14d); m/Orry Bailey; marker is broken in half, willow tree on tympanum: <blockquote>Rest loved one, rest/We see thee through the gollm/The rainbow of promise appears in the skies/We leave thee to slumber awhile in the Tomb/Till the Trump of the Angels shall bid thee arise</blockquote> (There is a second gravestone for her as well)
* Bailey, Mary Ophelia d. March 24, 1834 (2y7m3d); d/o Silas Jr. and Sally Ann Clifford Bailey
* Bailey, Nancy Turner 1817-1898; m. Edmund Bailey; d/o William & Anna Turner; "At Rest"
* Bailey, Olive Sweetland June 19, 1776-June 17, 1868 (91y7m); m. Silas Bailey; d/o David & Euince (Root) Sweetland; marker broken in half.
* Bailey, Orry; d. Jan. 19, 1860 (49y4m18d); s/o Silas & Olive Sweetland Bailey.
* Bailey, "Little" Orry; d. August 9, 1825
* Bailey, Rachel Sophia d. July 31, 1848 (10m21d); d/o of Edmund & Nancy Turner Bailey
* Bailey, Silas May 10, 1770-June 30, 1841 (71y1m11d); s/o Samuel, Jr. and Ruth Clark Bailey; marker broken in half.
* Beach, Wellington d. July 24, 1838 (2y3m25d); s/o Erestus & Almira Beach (mother was d/o of Silas & Olive Sweetland Bailey)
* Hayes, Abigail d. March 17, 1821 (3y11m25d); d/o Henry & Eunice Bailey Hayes)
* Hayes, Infant d. December 17, 1825
* Hayes, Eunice Bailey d. March 30, 1852 (56y5m14d); d/o Silas & Olive Sweetland Bailey; w/o Henry Hayes
* Hayes, Henry October, 1792-1840; s/o William & Eleanor Boughton Hayes; h/o Eunice Bailey
* Finch, Stephen d. March 23, 1851 (49y)
* James, Henry A. d. October 2, 1852 (3y); s/o Mortimer & Eleanor James (s/o Amos James): <blockquote>Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest/God call'd thee home when he thought best"</blockquote>
* Judd, Ebenezer d. May 14, 1839 (31y5m14d)

Another BAILEY epitaph, located on grave in another cemetery:

[[Stephentown Center Baptist Cemetery|Stephentown Baptist Cemetery]]:

Abram Bailey (1812-1882) and Thankful Eddy Bailey (1821-1862) <blockquote>Our loved ones in Jesus sleep
And in heaven their spirits rest
Where all is well
Farewell loved ones, Farewell</blockquote>

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Descendants of Nelson J. Allen

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The following information was sent by [mailto:Belohou@aol.com Beverly Houghtling]. She is looking for anyone who is researching this branch of the Allen Family. If that person is you, please e-mail Bev.

1 Nelson J. Allen b: 07 March 1817 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 28 February 1900 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY

:+Sarepta Strait b: 07 February 1816 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY m: 15 March 1838 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 01 July 1888 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY Father: Shadrach Strait Mother: Hannah Griffith
::2 Harriet Lucy Allen aka: Hannah Lucy Allen b: 10 March 1839 in NY d: 20 May 1888 in Marshall Infirmary, Troy, Rensselaer County, NY
:::+William Haynes b: Unknown m: 19 January 1857 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: Unknown
::::3 Ella Blanche Haynes b: 05 July 1859 d: Unknown
:::::+William Henry Atwater b: 1847 m: 13 January 1877 d: 1920 Burial: Garfield Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY
::::::4 Gertrude Atwater b: Abt. 1878 in NY d: Unknown
::::::4 William H. Atwater, Jr. b: 1883 d: 1918 Burial: Garfield Cemetery, Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY
::2 Bathsheba Jane Allen b: 20 August 1841 in NY d: 16 October 1918 in Hinsdale, Berkshire County, MA
:::+Charles Sherman Houghtling b 1: 04 July 1839 in East Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY b 2: 05 July 1841 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY m: 12 April 1863 in West Lebanon, Rensselaer County, NY d: 31 August 1911 in Hinsdale, Berkshire County, MA Father: Jacob Houghtling Mother: Rebecca Bane
::::3 Adabell Houghtling aka: Addie B. Houghtling b: 13 September 1865 in NY d: Unknown
:::::+Charles E. Bardin b 1: 1850 b 2: January 1851 in MA d: 1934
::::::4 Irving D. Bardin b: January 1880 in NY d: Unknown
::::::4 Clarence E. Bardin b: Abt. 1881 in NY d: Unknown
::::::4 Lyman D. Bardin b: 15 February 1886 in NY d: 06 February 1962
:::::::+Flora P. (Bardin) b: Abt. 1885 in MA m: Abt. 1920 d: Unknown
:::::::5 Doris M. Bardin b: Abt. 1921 in MA
::::::::+Sherwood E. LaJoie b: Unknown
:::::::5 Pauline M. Bardin b: Abt. 1921 in MA
::::::4 Mabel M. Bardin b: 25 February 1894 d: Unknown
::::::4 Edith May Bardin b: Unknown d: Unknown
::::3 William C. Houghtling b 1: 13 March 1867 b 2: 13 March 1865 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 02 July 1947 in Hinsdale, Berkshire County, MA Burial: Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, Berkshire County, MA
:::::+Martha A. Waterman b: 12 August 1865 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY m: Abt. 1883 d 1: 27 January 1929 in Dalton, Berkshire County, MA d 2: 24 January 1929 Burial: Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, Berkshire County, MA Father: Ira Waterman Mother: Mary M. Hunt
::::::4 Silas B. Houghtling b: 29 September 1884 d: 29 March 1885 Burial: Kittle Cemetery, Stephentown, Rennselaer County, NY
::::::4 William Houghtling b: 26 March 1888 in NY d: 26 February 1966 Burial: 04 March 1966 Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, Berkshire County, MA
:::::::+Caroline M. Phillips b: 06 February 1878 d: 30 December 1982 Burial: 04 January 1983 Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, Berkshire County, MA
::::::4 Lehola Houghtling b: 19 August 1889 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: Unknown
::::::4 John C. Houghtling b: 18 February 1891 in Stockridge, Berkshire County, MA d: 04 December 1951 in Dalton, Berkshire County, MA
:::::::+Louise Girardey b: 18 May 1892 in Lenox, Berkshire County, MA m: in CT d: 31 March 1987 in Dayton, Montgomery County, OH Father: Emile Girardey Mother: Rose Grassler
:::::::5 Ruth Jane Houghtling b: 25 August 1915 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA d: 08 February 1998 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA Burial: Pittsfield Cemetery, Berkshire County, MA
::::::::+Francis W. Converse b: 18 December 1912 in MA m: 28 January 1934 d: 14 April 1992 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA Burial: Pittsfield Cemetery, Berkshire County, MA
:::::::5 John William Houghtling b: 16 November 1917 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA d: 15 May 1994 in Dayton, Montgomery County, OH
::::::::+Evelyn Jane Smith b: 16 July 1926 in Dayton, Montgomery County, OH m: 03 May 1943 in Dayton, Montgomery County, OH Father: Milton Andrew Smith Mother: Bertha Fryman
::::::4 Jane B. Houghtling b: 26 April 1896 in West Lebanon, Rensselaer County, NY d: 1984
:::::::+Guy R. Watkins b: 12 November 1892 m: 21 April 1914 d: 14 September 1939
:::::::5 Daisy M. Watkins b: 27 August 1916 in MA d: 30 August 1996 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
::::::::+James V. Satrape aka: Stu Satrape b: 1912
:::::::5 Marian L. Watkins b: 16 June 1922 in MA d: 10 November 1990 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
::::::::+Andrew K. Leslie b: 05 February 1920 d: 11 April 1971 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
:::::::5 Doris Watkins b: 1926
::::::::+Elmer Jette b: Unknown d: Unknown
:::::::5 ? Watkins b: Unknown d: Unknown
::::::*2nd Husband of Jane B. Houghtling:
:::::::+Alfred Attenboro b: Unknown m: 1942 d: Unknown
::::::4 Charles S. Houghtling b: 12 July 1900 d: 09 June 1950 Burial: Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, Berkshire County, MA
:::::::+Dora Meyette b: 1910 d: 02 August 1968 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA Burial: 05 August 1968 Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, Berkshire County, MA
:::::::5 Charles William Houghtling b: 12 August 1926 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA d: 29 July 1983 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA Burial: Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, MA
::::::::+Bernice Augusta Eldridge b: 05 August 1928 in Hinsdale, Berkshire County, MA m: 24 July 1946 d: 29 March 2000 in Berkshire County, MA Burial: 01 April 2000 Mellingville Union Cemetery, Mellingville, NY Father: William Eldridge Mother: Augusta Adams
:::::::5 Marjorie Charlotte Houghtling b: 31 August 1928 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA d 1: 14 July 1999 in FL d 2: 02 August 1968 Burial: 20 July 1999 Main Street Cemetery, Dalton, MA
::::::::+Chester Spencer b: Unknown
:::::::*2nd Husband of Marjorie Charlotte Houghtling:
::::::::+? Welch b: Unknown d: Unknown
:::::::*3rd Husband of Marjorie Charlotte Houghtling:
::::::::+William John Burke b: Unknown m: 04 July 1946 in Hinsdale, Berkshire County, MA d: Unknown Father: Louis Burke
:::::::5 Irvin R. Houghtling aka: Irving Houghtling b: 08 October 1947
::::3 Minnie Houghtling b: Abt. 1867 in NY d: 20 May 1895 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
:::::+Frank J. Farnam b: Abt. 1858 in MA d: Unknown
::::::4 Oren J. Farnum b: 09 October 1887 in MA d: February 1975 in NY
:::::::+Marie H. (Farnum) b: Abt. 1885 in MA d: Unknown
::::3 Nellie A. Houghtling b 1: 03 November 1871 in NY b 2: November 1869 d: Unknown
:::::+Charles Reed aka: Charlie Reed b: May 1874 in VT m: Abt. 1890 d: Unknown
::::::4 Harold R. Reed b: December 1893 in MA d: Unknown
::::3 Sarepta Rebecca Houghtling b: 20 July 1873 in NY d: 02 February 1915 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
:::::+Clarence Seth Mason b: 10 August 1869 in Williamstown, Berkshire County, MA m: 19 October 1892 d: 1938 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
::::::4 Grace E. Mason b: 06 August 1893 in MA d: 28 August 1997 in Torrington, Litchfield County, CT
:::::::+John Zutt b: Unknown d: Unknown
::::3 David Jesse Houghtling b: Abt. 1875 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 Leila Houghtling aka: Lela Houghtling b: 09 September 1879 in NY d: Unknown
:::::+Frank P. Clark b: Unknown d: Unknown
::::3 Melville Houghtling b: Unknown d: Unknown
::::3 Claudie Houghtling b: Unknown d: Unknown
::2 Mary Ophelia Allen b: 06 June 1845 in NY d: 07 February 1849
::2 George Nelson Allen b: 16 August 1847 in NY d: 13 March 1849
::2 Abednego Allen b 1: 12 April 1849 in NY b 2: 10 April 1849 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 12 April 1849
::2 Meshack E. Allen b 1: 12 April 1849 in NY b 2: 10 April 1849 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 11 December 1919 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY Burial: East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer County, NY
:::+Abigail V. Pomeroy b: 08 April 1848 m: 10 September 1870 d: 1907 Burial: East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer County, NY Father: Lorenzo Dow Pomeroy Mother: Gurnelda Upham
::::3 Earl G. Allen b: November 1874 in NY d: Unknown
::2 Shadrach Allen b 1: 12 April 1849 in NY b 2: 10 April 1849 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 24 April 1893 in Pittsfield, Berkshire County, MA
:::+Hannah E. Beers aka: Elizabeth Beers b: Abt. 1855 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 Sarah Allen b: Abt. 1872 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 Maggie Allen b: Abt. 1875 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 William Allen b: Abt. 1877 in NY d: Unknown
::2 William Henry Allen b: 26 May 1855 in NY d: 03 July 1929 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY Burial: East Nassau Cemetery, Rensselaer County, NY
:::+Lucy Hunt b: 1846 m: 23 November 1878 in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY d: 1916
::::3 Benjamin Allen b: Abt. 1880 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 Irving Allen b: January 1884 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 Florence Allen b: July 1887 in NY d: Unknown
::2 Irving P. Allen b: 27 May 1859 in NY d: 1934
:::+Emily S. Bailey b: January 1848 in NY m: 25 December 1884 d: Unknown
::::3 Ivy Allen b: May 1885 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 May Allen b: August 1888 in NY d: Unknown
::::3 Rachel Allen b: April 1895 in NY d: Unknown
::*2nd Wife of Irving P. Allen:
:::+Annie S. Cannon aka: Annie Cameron b: Abt. 1866 in Canada m: 25 November 1908 d: Unknown

Try these links for further information on some of the people named above:
* [[Descendants of Coenradt Houghtaling]]
* [[Descendants of Elisha Waterman]]
* [[Descendants of Samuel Straight]]

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Burying Grounds

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'''Written by Tina Ordone'''

There are many burying grounds in and around Stephentown. Some are found in backyards, some are found right alongside the road. When you see one of these old burying grounds, it makes you think back to what that place must have looked like many decades ago, when a person was buried on his own property. Some of these cemeteries are in relatively good shape, considering how old they are and others are in terrible condition, with the stones broken and many times, they can't be read. That is particularly sad, because that stone is the last marker in a person's life - recognition that they existed and were remembered by those who loved them. In many of these burying grounds, people have long since stopped bringing flowers or even visiting, but for the occasional genealogist.

There are several cemeteries still in use, such as Garfield, Stephentown Baptist, St. Joseph's, Hillside, and East Nassau, but there are many more scattered throughout the town, which have been abandoned for many reasons.

<blockquote>In 1976, the Stephentown Historical Society began to record the information on all the gravestones in town. Unfortunately some were already unreadable. Since then a 1903 report on the Stephentown Cemetery (aka Baptist Cemetery) has become available for the New England Historic Genealogical Society. This recording provided much information unavailable in the 1976 study. The Stephentown Historical Society has worked on making rubbings on Pellon of all the old slate and marble gravestones in town to preserve their records against the depredations of acid rain and pollution.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The tombstone gives the name and dates of birth and death, with an occasional epitaph. The Historical Society has recorded all of this informaiton (including the cemetery name) on 3 x 5 cards. They have named this cross-referenced file LIVING GRAVESTONES. In additional to the above information, all available records from schools, Justices of the Peace, assessors, censuses, morticians, deeds, indentures, legal papers, letters and photographs have been recorded on over 28,000 cards, creating a tribute to and a record of our past residents and making this evergrowing record LIVING GRAVESTONES.</blockquote>
(from "Epitaphs in the Only Stephentown on Earth" by Elizabeth W. McClave.)

I have had the privilege of spending time in the Heritage Center and looking up my ancestors in this collection of cards. It is an impressive collection and represents a massive effort on the part of volunteers to make sure that the heritage of the town and the legacy of its past residents, is preserved. I feel very sure that the genealogy and history of Stephentown will not be lost, thanks to the vast efforts of a few very dedicated people in the Stephentown Historical Society and their volunteers at the Stephentown Heritage Center.

''The History of Rensselaer County'' by Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester (1880) has a chapter devoted to the town of Stephentown. In that chapter, Mr. Sylvester tell us
<blockquote>The old Baptist cemetery, on the hill back of Stephentown village, is one of the oldest in the town and contains the remains of many of the first settlers of the town. It was probably laid out about the time of the formation of the church or in 1795 or 1796. Among the stones still standing in the yard are those of Rufus Sweet, died April 11, 1850, aged eighty-four; Rev. Matthew Jones, died April 18, 1855, aged seventy-five years; Elnathan Sweet, died Sept. 25, 1819, in his seventy-third year; Benjamin Douglas, died August 18, 1842, aged forty-six years; Dr. Joshua Griggs, died Jan. 6, 1813, aged forty-three years; Deacon Azrikam Pierce, died Jan. 27, 1803, in the eightieth year of his age; Caleb Saunders, died June 16, 1825, in his seventy-fifth year; Ezekiel Sheldon, died March 1, 1811; Maj. Daniel Brown, died Oct. 24, 1837, aged eighty-four years.</blockquote>

The yard also contains many interesting inscriptions. Some of these can be found on the page dedicated to the [[Stephentown Center Baptist Cemetery]].

==Denison burying ground==
The Denison burying ground, at North Stephentown, is a spot of some interest. The following inscriptions are taken from some of its stones:
* 'In memory of Capt. James Denison, who died Dec. the 24th, 1778, in the 32nd year of his age.'
* 'Major James Jones, died July 26, 1803, in his 50th year'
* 'In memory of Capt. Stephen Arnold, who departed this life February 24th, 1810, in the 71st year of his age.'
* 'Beriah Arnold, who died Sept. the 29th, 1802, in the 39th year of his age.
* 'Let not the dead forgotten lie, Lest living me forget to die.'

Besides these cemeteries there are a number of others in the town, many of which are owned by individual families. The cemetery at West Stephentown is very ancient, and contains the remains of many of the earliest settlers of that locality in the towns of Nassau and Stephentown."

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name of Cemetery !! Years in Use !! Known Graves
|-
| 1. Adams || 1784-1820 || 4
|-
| 2. Arnold Babcock || 1803-1870 || 9
|-
| 3. Bailey || 1834-1898 || 11
|-
| 4. Bennett || 1832-1885 || 12
|-
| 5. Berry || 1803-1873 || 5
|-
| 6. Bishop || 1843-1863 || 4
|-
| 7. Bligh || 1795-1838 || 9
|-
| 8. Boardman #1 || 1770-1810 || 5
|-
| 9. Boardman #2 || 1795-1864 || 13
|-
| 10. Brainard, Brainard #2 || 1813-1860 || 7
|-
| 12. Brockway, Brown || 1817-1867 || 5
|-
| 13. Carpenter || 1776-1906 || 60
|-
| 14. Chapman || 1808-1873 || 4
|-
| 15. Calvin Cole || No Dates || 50
|-
| 16. Cranston || 1847-1947 || 15
|-
| 17. Denison || 1773-1920 || 56
|-
| 18. East Nassau || 1841-present || 770
|-
| 19. Eddy || 1828-1876 || 10
|-
| 20. Farrington || 1846-1873 || 9
|-
| 21. Fellows || 1813-1904 || 26
|-
| 22. Garfield || 1796-present || 877
|-
| 23. Greenman Hill 1793-1892 34
|-
| 24. Greenman 1801-1813 10
|-
| 25. Gardner, upper, Gardner, lower (see #64), Gardner, slave (see #62), Goodrich (see #68) || 1789-1813 || 4
|-
| 26. Harrington || 1832-1867 || 3
|-
| 27. Harris #1 || 1790-1837 || 5
|-
| 28. Harris #2 || 1763-1846 || 2
|-
| 29. [[Hillside Cemetery|Hillside]] || 1817-present || 890
|-
| 30. Hoxsie-Odell || 1811-1871 || 18
|-
| 31. Huntington #1 || 1832-1897 || 7
|-
| 32. Huntington #2 || 1840-1893 || 24
|-
| 33. James Johnson || 1795-1845 || 3
|-
| 34. Kittle Knobloch Launt || 1803-1920 || 75
|-
| 35. Leonard || 1808-1840 || 4
|-
| 36. Moon Orphan Gravestone || 1806-1830 || 5
|-
| 37. Presbyterian || 1776-1929 || 176
|-
| 38. Reynolds || 1785-1829 || 7
|-
| 39. Rogers #1, Rogers #2 || 1785-1864 || 10
|-
| 40. Root 1795-1923 || 39
|-
| 41. Rose #1, Rose #2 || 1787-1838 || 10
|-
| 42. Sacred Heart || 1882-1923 || 6
|-
| 43. St. Joseph's || 1896-present || 245
|-
| 44. Senter || 1970-present || 3
|-
| 45. Shaw #1, Shaw #2 || 1783-1826 || 20
|-
| 46. Sheldon || 1782-1828 || 10
|-
| 47. Stephentown aka Baptist Cemetery || 1787-present || 683
|-
| 48. Stephentown Center Baptist || 1806-1886 || 74
|-
| 49. Strait 1816-1940 || 36
|-
| 50. Tayer #1 || 1858-1858 || 1
|-
| 51. Tayer #2 || 1847-1882 || 25
|-
| 52. Tifft || 1807-1910 || 40
|-
| 53. Tinley, Weatherby (see #66), Webster (see #60) || 1847-1887 || 9
|-
| 54. Wilcox || 1827-1899 || 5
|-
| 55. Winston || 1786-1838 || 6
|-
| 56A. Wylie || 1751-1876 || 10
|-
| 56B. Wylie || 1795-1883 || 5
|-
| 57. Babcock || 1793-1797 || 13
|-
| 58. Rogers #2 || 1791-1791 || 2
|-
| 59. Knobloch || No markers || 3
|-
| 60. Webster || 1831-1831 || 1
|-
| 61. Reynolds Slave || No Dates || 6
|-
| 62. Gardner Slave || No markers || 5
|-
| 63. Launt || No markers || 5
|-
| 64. Gardner, lower || No markers || 4
|-
| 65. Little Jack || 1926-1926 || 1
|-
| 66. Weatherby No Dates || 2
|-
| 67. Brown || 1893-1893 || 2
|-
| 68. Goodrich || No markers || 5
|-
| 69. Johnson || No markers || 1
|-
| 70. Harrington #2 || No markers || 3
|-
| 71. Sutherland || No markers || 3
|-
| 72. Taplin Pond || No markers || 2
|-
| 73. Sprague || No markers || 2
|-
| 74. Shaw #2 || No markers || 6
|-
| 75. Brainard #2 || No markers || 2 graves were relocated to Hillside Cemetery
|-
| 76. Rose #3 || No markers || 6?
|-
| 77. Williams Road || ? || 2
|-
| 78. Rose #2 || No markers || 10?
|}

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=== Related Pages ===
* [[Hillside Cemetery]]
* [[Stephentown Center Baptist Cemetery]]
* [[Obituaries]]
* [[Douglas Epitaphs]]

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Babcock Genealogy

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Babcock Genealogy

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Anti-Rent Wars

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'''Written by Tina Ordone'''
[[File:Mapratzeralbanyco-1.jpg|frame|Map of Rensselaerwyck]]

This sketch focuses on Rensselaerswyck in its Albany context. It is NOT a comprehensive history of the patroonship. One wishes that it could do for the manor what the Colonial Albany Social History Project has done for the city of Albany. Alas, it cannot!

'''Rensselaerswyck''': The Colonial Albany Project has adopted this spelling as the most frequently used and most easily accessible form of the word. For convenience, we consider the landed entity described here to be interchangeable with the place also known as "Van Rensselaer's Manor" or "the Patroonship."

Detail of a map made by Claude Joseph Sauthier on order of New York Governor William Tryon. It was engraved and printed in London by William Faden and was dated 1776. Print copy in the Graphics Archive of the Colonial Albany Project. A larger view of this map shows the manor more within the context of greater Albany County.

[http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/na/rensselaerswyck.html#map For further information about the sketch]

==History of Rensselaerwyck==
Taking into account numerous spelling and variations of address, the term "Rensselaerswyck" identifies the large tract of land first granted to Killiaen Van Rensselaer in 1629. Although its exact boundaries defied definition, it included all the land that surrounded the city of Albany. In fact, Beverwyck and then Albany encompassed land (a one-by-sixteen mile tract at its largest) that had been carved out of the manor - very much against the wishes of the Van Rensselaers.

In an article called "A Brief History of Rensselaer County" by Henry Zwack, Mr. Zwack says, "In 1629, Kilean Van Rensselaer established the feudal manor of Rensselaerwyck. The portion in Rensselaer County was 24 miles long and ran along the Hudson River to include what is now known as Schodack, Nassau, North and East Greenbush, Sand Lake, Grafton, Brunswick, Petersburg, Berlin, Stephentown, Troy and Rensselaer. Fort Crailo, located in the City of Rensselaer, was the early Manor house, and is the site where "Yankee Doodle" was composed."

Killian Van Rensselaer established a plantation or "patroonship" in the upper Hudson Valley as an efficient way to cultivate the land and mine the wilderness for farm and forest products that could be exported to Europe and sold. Before his death in 1643, the "first patroon" engaged hundreds of talented and willing settlers from across Europe and sent them to Rensselaerswyck to be his tenants. These American pioneers were primarily farmers but also were artisans, tradesmen, and others who could support what became the most successful settlement initiative of the New Netherland era.

Most of Van Rensselaer's tenants settled within a few miles of Fort Orange. Some of these tenants did practice agriculture and husbandry as specified in the terms of their contracts. But, in general, any effort to make the plantation profitable for the patroon was compromised by the widespread interest in trading for furs - initially an irresistable avenue to riches for many living in the region.

On Killian Van Rensselaer's death in 1643, management of the American estate passed to through two generations of his descendants to Killian Van Rensselaer. In 1704 "the Lower Manor" (Greenbush and Claverack) was detached and placed under the direction of Killian's brother, Hendrick Van Rensselaer - a one-time Albany city father. This partition made the northern part of the estate (Rensselaerswyck) even more important to the history of the city of Albany.

In 1685, royal governor Thomas Dongan had issued a patent for the "Manor of Rensselaerswyck" - establishing the patroonship as a legal entity, describing its borders, and defining the special rights of its proprietor. The patent also specifically excluded ". . .fforrt Albany and the Towne Albany" from the manor - setting the stage for Dongan's granting of the Albany city charter in July 1686.

In 1704, the Van Rensselaers partitioned the manor into two parts with the "lower manor" called Claverack going to Albany trader Hendrick Van Rensselaer who built Crailo and, in 1740, passed the estate on to his son.

Although a part of Albany County, from 1691 to 1775 Rensselaerswyck sent its own representative to the provincial Assembly. After the War for Independence, that seat was enveloped in Albany County. Watervliet was made a separate district in 1788 and Bethlehem was made a town in 1793. The manor on the east side of the Hudson became part of newly created Rensselaer County in 1791.

On the death of his father in 1747, Stephen Van Rensselaer II became patroon at age 5. During his short tenure, he expanded the tenant base and made a number of improvements on the property. On his death in 1769, the estate passed to his son, five-year-old Stephen III, and was administered by kinsman Abraham Ten Broeck until the young patroon came of age in 1784. By that time, the manor was the most populated entity within Albany County.

The manor ceased to exist following the death of Stephen Van Rensselaer III in 1839. However, the Van Rensselaer family continued to live at the Manor House, the focal point of manor activity, for many years.

Technically, everyone living within the boundaries of the Manor was a Van Rensselaer tenant. However, there seemed to be many exceptions as a number of large farms including Schuyler Flats may have paid no rentals. The first tenants were engaged by proprietor Killian Van Rensselaer and sent to America. Those pioneer New Netherland Dutch came from across Europe and have been profiled in The Van Rensselaer Bowier Manuscripts. They constituted a major population source for the city of Albany. The manor grew slowly over the next century as subsequent patroons attracted new tenants from those already in America.

The number of leases increased dramatically after the end of the Seven Years War as Stephen II and his successor, administrator and Van Rensselaer son-in-law Abraham Ten Broeck, became much more active in utilizing the potential of the land. New tenants of the third quarter of the eighteenth century primarily were recently arrived Europeans (many of German background) and some New Englanders. After 1784, Stephen III continued to engage tenants with many of the surviving leases dating from his tenure. These tenants included some Europeans and old Albany people. But they were primarily young Yankees who had spread west out of New England!

The earliest surviving census of the Manor was made in 1697. A list of freeholders provides eighty-one names of men in the "colony" of Rensselaerwsyck in 1720 and likewise in 1742.

"Stephen Van Renselaer III, for whom Stephentown is named, was the last patroon of Rensselaerwyck, one of the great leasehold manors, established by the Dutch in 1629. He was born in New York City on November 1, 1764.

Shortly after the Revolutionary War, Stephen Van Rensselaer III advertised "free" tracts of land of 160 acres to anyone who would develop the land. (After seven years farmers had to pay an annual rent of four fat fowls, 18 bushels of wheat and a day’s service. The rents were perpetual and binding on subsequent purchasers of the land and the patroon reserved mineral and water rights. These "incomplete sales" led to the Anti-Rent Rebellion 1839-1889, which influenced the wording of the Federal Homestead Act of 1862 and opened up the west to settlement.)

Many war veterans took advantage of Van Rensselaer’s offer, coming mostly from Massachusetts, Connecticut and eastern Long Island by boat up the Hudson River.

The first settlers were farmers. Soon mills were established along waterways to grind grain, provide lumber, and process wool for clothing. Abundant water power and dense hemlock forests in the area made milling and leather tanning important industries. General stores, inns, creameries, blacksmith shops and other support businesses naturally followed.

Throughout the first half of the 1800’s the town grew and prospered. Then the forest resources began to dwindle, and rail and water transportation for goods bypassed the area. Industry moved closer to less expensive means of transportation. Further, as forests were cut, the land lost its ability to retain rainfall, causing a severe drop in the watershed. One by one, the water-dependent mills went out of business. Little economic activity remained in the once-bustling hamlets. As others left our rocky hills for better opportunities in the newly opened west, a few hardy farmers stayed on.

Stephen Van Rensselaer III died at the Manor House of Rensselaerwyck in Albany on January 26, 1839. He is buried in Albany Rural Cemetery.

His death in 1839 and the stipulation in his will calling for the payment of all back rents started the Anti-Rent Wars."The Anti-Rent War (also known as the Helderberg War) was a tenants' revolt in upstate New York during the early 19th century, beginning with the death of Stephen Van Rensselaer III in 1839.

Stephen, who has been described as "[having] ... proved a lenient and benevolent landowner" was the patroon of the region at the time, and was a direct descendant of Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, the first patroon of Rensselaerwyck. The patroons owned all the land on which the tenants in the Hudson Valley lived, and used feudal leases to maintain control of the region.

Before the Revolutionary War, the patroons acted as feudal lords, with the right to make laws. The Anti-Rent War led to the creation of the Antirenter Party which had a strong influence on New York State politics from 1846 to 1851.

The first mass meeting of tenant farmers leading to the Anti-Rent War was held in Berne, New York on July 4th, 1839. In January, 1845 one hundred and fifty delegates from eleven counties assembled in St. Paul's Lutheran Church], Berne to call for political action to redress their grievances.

The Anti-Rent Wars lasted for more that 40 years, until the state legistature abolished the perpetual leasehold system.

[http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2242/is_1637_280/ai_88702710 For more detailed information, click here.]

== "Yankee Doodle" and the Van Rensselaer Manor" ==

Tradition and other more official sources have it that the American version of the song was written, at least in part, by a Dr. Richard Schackburg, a British army surgeon during the French and Indian Wars while at the home of the Van Rensselaer family. Schackburg's lyrics were said to be composed to make fun of the colonials who fought alongside the British troops.

"Mr. Johnsing's Chowder: March Song" from musical production Yankee Doodle Dandy . Hugh Morton (words) and Gustave Kerker (music), 1898.
Music Division, Library of Congress.There are many theories regarding the origins of the words "Yankee" and "Doodle." One theory suggests that "Yankee" (or "Yankey") was derived from "Nankey," which can be found in an unpleasant jingle about Oliver Cromwell. Another possibility holds that the Indians corrupted the pronunciation of "English," resulting in "Yengees." By the mid-1700s it certainly referred to America's English colonists.

"Doodle," as found in old English dictionaries, meant a sorry, trifling fellow; a fool or simpleton. "Dandy," on the other hand, survived also as a description of a gentleman of affected manners, dress, and hairstyle. All taken, "Yankee Doodle" is a comic song and a parody. Indeed, the British made fun of rag-tag American militiamen by playing "Yankee Doodle" even as they headed toward the Battle of Lexington and Concord.

Of humble origin and perhaps questionable in matters of lyrical "taste," "Yankee Doodle" has survived as one of America's most upbeat and humorous national airs. In the fife and drum state of Connecticut, it is the official state song. George M. Cohan revived the tune in his "Yankee Doodle Boy" (also known as "I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy") of 1904. It should surprise no one that John Philip Sousa was immensely fond of this work. He employed it in many of his arrangements and patriotic fantasies. He even used it as a counter-melody in his march "America First."

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Map of Rensselaerwyck

Descendants of Amos James

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'''Compiled by [mailto:nwindklepleck@aol.com Nancy Winklepleck]'''

Amos James, son of Amos James and Nancy Swan, was born on 25 May 1760 in Exeter, Kings County, Rhode Island, died on 9 Feb 1845 in Stephentown, NY, and was buried in James Family Cemetery Stephentown, NY. His Revolutionary War Veteran Pension application gives particulars about his service. States he arrived Stephentown in 1783. Also gives his birth date & place. Land record: James, Amos Lease of farm in Rensselaerwyck, 220 acres. February 14, 1792. (Rensselaerwyck Manor Papers )

Ancestry comes from Cutter's ''Genealogical & Family History of Northern NY''. Amos James’ will is transcribed at the end of this document.

Amos married Polly Lee, daughter of Uriah Lee and Ruth Utter. Polly was born in 1764 in Thompson, Connecticut, died in 1795 in Stephentown, NY,and was buried in James Family Cemetery Stephentown, NY.

:Children from this marriage were: (More about each of the children follows)

:# William James was born in 1782 in NY, died on 12 Apr 1838 in Murray, NY, and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY. William married Mercy Vincent (b. 1787, d. 26 Mar 1843) about 1808.
:# Anna C. James was born on 3 Apr 1784 in Stephentown, NY and died on 1 Oct 1873 in Sweden, NY. Anna married Benjamin Sheldon (b. 5 Jan 1785, d. 3 May 1854) on 24 Jan 1805 in Stephentown, NY.
:# Uriah Lee James was born in 1786 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1860 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Uriah married Lucinda Fink (b. Abt 1800, d. Bef 1860) about 1815 in NY.
:# Samuel B James was born in Jun 1788 in Stephentown, NY and died on 18 Feb 1864 in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Samuel married Anna Bailey (b. Abt 1790, d. Abt 1822) in Sep 1811 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY. Samuel next married Elizabeth (James).
:# Sally James was born before 1790 in Stephentown, NY. Sally married Unknown Bowen.

Amos next married Phebe Northrup, daughter of Samuel Northrup and Naomi Chadsey, on 25 Dec 1795 in Rensselaer County, NY. Phebe was born on 30 Mar 1762 in Washington, Rhode Island and died on 4 Apr 1849 in Alamo, Michigan. Phebe Northrup was the widow of Joseph Chadsey (1758-1795). Phebe Northrup and Joseph Chadsey had four children: John Chadsey, born 1782; Joseph Chadsey, born 1784; Samuel Chadsey, born 1790; and Benjamin Chadsey, born 1793. Those children are all mentioned in Amos James' pension application. Pension application gives death info,LDS gives maiden name, etc.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Amos James was born on 8 Aug 1796 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1881 in Point Douglas, Minnesota. Amos married Permelia Culver (b. 5 Aug 1800, d. 1 Sep 1877).
:# Lydia James was born on 2 Dec 1797 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1891 in Alamo, Michigan. Lydia married Thomas Greenman Carpenter (b. 24 Jan 1794, d. After 1880) on 10 Mar 1816 in Stephentown, NY.

=== Second Generation (Children of Amos James) ===

William James was born in 1782 in NY, died on 12 Apr 1838 in Murray, NY, and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY. William James migrated from Stephentown, likely about 1809, to Sweden, now Monroe County, NY. It appears his brother Uriah Lee James and his sister Anna C. James Sheldon and her husband Benjamin Sheldon accompanied him. About 1812 Thomas G. Carpenter, who married William James' half-sister Lydia, settled in Sweden and at some point so did two of his stepmother's sons, Samuel Chadsey & Benjamin Chadsey. And about 1818 William James' other brother Samuel B. James migrated to Monroe County. So a number of members of the James family lived in the Sweden, NY area, at least for a time. He appears in the 1810 census in Murray, NY. He served in the War of 1812. In 1820 the William James enumerated in Sweden, NY (he may not have moved--the boundary lines of townships were changing frequently) William James purchased land in Murray, Orleans County, NY in 1828 so he probably moved his family the very short distance from Sweden, Monroe County, at that time. In 1830 William James is in Murray, Orleans County, NY William James was Town Supervisor for Murray in 1831 per Thomas Arad's Pioneer History of Orleans County. Named in his father's will but dead by the time it was probated, therefore his children are named in the probate records. William married Mercy Vincent about 1808. Mercy was born in 1787, died on 26 Mar 1843 in Murray, NY,and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY.

:Children from this marriage were:
:# Alvinza Lee James was born in 1809 in Monroe County, Ny, died on 26 Apr 1887 in Gaines, NY, and was buried in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY Alvinza married Almira Sawyer, daughter of Jacob Sawyer and Anna Foster. Almira was born in 1817 in NY, died in 1893 in Gaines, New York, and was buried in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY. Alvinza James & family in census: Murray, NY in 1840 & 1850, Clarendon, NY 1860 & 1870 Gaines, NY 1880 Children of Alvinza James and Almira Sawyer: . Charles L James was born about 1838 in Orleans County, New York and died after 1880 in last known residence Milwaukee, WI. Charles married Caroline (James) (b. Abt 1835, d. After 1880). Henry James was born about 1839 in Orleans County, NY. Harriet James was born about 1840 in Orleans County, New York and died in last known residence Morehead, North Carolina. Harriet married Thomas B Keogh (b. Abt 1835, d. After 1920). Julia C James was born in 1841 in Orleans County, NY, died in 1896 in Orleans County, NY,(3) and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Julia married Samuel W Smith (b. 1838, d. 1919). Jacob James was born in 1841 in Orleans County, NY, died in 1905 in Orleans County, NY, and was buried in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY.
:# Louisa James was born in 1811 in Monroe County, NY, died in Mar 1895 in Utica, NY,and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Named in her grandfather's probate. Louisa married Ozro Post Hill, son of Hira Hill and Experience (Hill, wife of Hira Hill). Ozro was born in 1803 in Georgia, Vermont, died in 1844 in Milwaukee, WI,and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Census records: 1840 in Bernadotte Village, Fulton County, Illinois In the census of 1840, Ozro Hill and family were living in Bernadotte Village, Fulton County, Illinois. (Also living there was Ozro's brother Priam B. Hill. Priam Hill probably moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin when Ozro did. Priam settled there. Another brother, Darwin Hill, also lived in Milwaukee for a time.) In the censuses of 1850, 1860, 1870, the widowed Louisa Hill is living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, running a boarding house. Judging from the Milwaukee City Directory, she may have actually had two boarding houses. In 1850 and 1860 Louisa has a son Charles J. Hill, born about 1839 in Illinois, living with her. In 1860 he lists his occupation as clerk. His whereabouts after 1860 are unknown. He does not seem to have remained in Milwaukee; he isn't buried with his parents; and no succeeding census record seems to match up with him. He may have enlisted in the Civil War. There were several Charles Hills among the enlistees from Wisconsin. 1880 Cleveland, Ohio In the census of 1880, Louisa Hill and her sister Harriet J. Cotton were living in Cleveland, Ohio with Harriet's son William J. Cotton. In 1890, the Utica, NY Directory shows Louisa Hill working as assistant matron at The House of the Good Shepherd on Bleecker Street. The institution is still in existence but at that time appears to have been an orphanage. The matron at the House of the Good Shepherd was Louisa Hill's sister, Mary Forman James Frisbie. Harriet Cotton may have also been living there since she, like Louisa Hill and Mary Frisbie, died in Utica. Only child of Louisa James Hill: Charles James Hill was born about 1839 in Illinois and died after 1860 in last known residence Milwaukee, WI.
:# William Vincent James was born on 2 Jul 1813 in Monroe County, NY, died on 11 Aug 1889 in Detroit, Michigan, and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery Detroit, Michigan. Named in his grandfather's probate. Census 1840: Kendall, Orleans County, NY (where his wife's family lived) 1850-not located, although judging by birth records of children did not leave NY State until after 1854. 1860, 1870, 1880 censuses: Detroit Michigan. In 1860, William V. James gives his occupation as paving contractor. In 1863, there is a William V. James who is listed as Director of the Poor for the city of Detroit. In 1870 and 1880, his occupation is given as liquor distributor. According to the NEHGS Register article, Amy Harris James is buried in Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit. It seems likely that William V. James is buried there as well. NEHGR vol 91, pp 88-90 goes into more detail about his descendants. William married Amy Uranah Harris, daughter of Levi Harris and Remember Medberry, on 31 Dec 1834. Amy was born on 30 Apr 1815 in NY, died on 7 May 1903 in Richmond, Virginia,and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery Detroit, Michigan. Children from this marriage were: Cassimer P James was born on 14 Oct 1836 in NY and died after 1883. Cassimer married Eliza A White (d. 9 Jun 1867) on 25 Nov 1859. Cassimer next married Catherine Casey in Apr 1872.. William James was born in 1838 in NY and died in 1868. Mary L (Mary Ann?) James was born in 1840 in NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Detroit, Michigan. Mary married Henry I Robinson (b. Abt 1836, d. After 1870) on 2 Jul 1861. Marion A James was born in 1843 in NY and died on 20 Sep 1846 in NY. Frances C James was born in 1845 in NY and died on 26 Mar 1857 in Michigan. Harris L James was born on 6 Jun 1854 in NY and died on 8 Jun 1893 in Michigan. Harris married Harriet L Porter (b. Abt 1855) in Apr 1872. Ida Kate James was born on 9 Apr 1856 in Michigan and died in 1917 in Richmond Virginia. Ida married Thomas Christian (b. Abt 1848, d. 26 Mar 1915) on 10 Oct 1878.
:# Charles James was born on 10 Oct 1817 in Monroe County, New York, died on 21 Oct 1904 in Washington, DC,and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Charles and Jane James and family appear in the 1850 census living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Their son, apparently their only child, Charles Gray James was 5 months old. Charles' occupation is given as lawyer. In 1860, Charles, now referred to as “Colonel”, Jane and Charles Gray James were living in a hotel in Mariposa, California, about 165 miles east of San Francisco. Again, his occupation is given as lawyer. During the Civil War, Col. Charles James was the Collector of the Port of San Francisco. I haven't been able to locate Charles and Jane James in the federal census at any time after that. They are in the 1875 NY State Census, living in Clarendon, NY. However the information given in that census is so vague (and/or incorrect) that I wonder if someone outside the family provided the answers to the census enumerator. Charles James requested a copy of Amos James' Revolutionary War record. Amos James' file contains no copy of the letter but it does include a copy of the reply sent to him addressed: Col. Charles James/515 S.C. Ave., S.E./Washington, DC. Charles married Jane Swasey, daughter of Obadiah Swasey and Nancy Merrill, on 10 Jul 1847 in Racine, WI. Jane was born in 1817 in Haverhill, NH, died in 1910. and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. The child from this marriage was Charles Gray James was born on 26 Mar 1850 in Milwaukee, WI, died on 16 Mar 1933 in NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Charles married Cornelia Hatch (b. 2 Apr 1863, d. 19 Aug 1949) in 1894 in Holley, NY. The 1892 New York State Census shows Charles G. James as a farmer, living in Clarendon, NY. The 1910 census has Charles G James and Cornelia in Chicago. In 1920 they were living in Villanova, Chautauqua County, NY. In 1930 they had moved to Dayton, Cattaraugus County, NY. They did not appear to have had any children and it's unclear if Charles Gray James had any children with his first wife.
:# George James was born about 1818 in Sweden, NY and died after 1850 in Unknown. George James was named in his grandfather's probate. Seems likely to be the same George James living in 1850 in Shelby, Orleans County, NY. Not located after that. Assuming this is the same George, he married Lucinda (James). Lucinda was born about 1820 in NY and died after 1850. Children from this marriage were: . William James was born about 1845 in NY. Henry James was born about 1847 in NY. James James was born about 1848 in NY.
:# Sarah Vincent James was born in Oct 1819 in Monroe County, New York and died after 1894 in last known residence St. Lawrence County, NY, or perhaps in Chicoppe, Massachusetts. Mary Forman James Frisbie makes a bequest in her will to "my beloved sister Sarah Vincent Coon". This would appear to be the same Sarah Coons (sic) living in 1880 with Amaziah B. James, in St. Lawrence County, New York, identified as his cousin. In 1870 she is living with Julia Morris--then her name is listed as Sarah V. Coon. (Julia Morris' maiden name was James and there is a newspaper article on the Saint Lawrence County USGenweb site announcing her marriage to George Morris and saying the wedding took place at the home of Amaziah James. No Julia is listed among the children of Amaziah James and she was too young to have been his granddaughter, she may have been his half-sister as it appears as if his father Samuel B. James married again and had more children.) In 1880 Sarah Coon says she is a piano teacher. Where she may have lived prior or who Mr. Coon was is a mystery. This may be the same Sarah V. Coon who was in the 1900 and 1910 censuses living in Chicopee, Massachusetts. The birthdates and other information appear to match although why she would be in Chicopee, with no other relatives in her household, isn't clear. Sarah James is named in her grandfather's probate. Sarah married Unknown Coon.
:# Mary Forman James(11) was born on 9 Aug 1822 in Sweden, New York,died on 22 Jun 1894 in Utica, NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Named in her grandfather's probate. In her will probated 8/20/1894 in Oneida County, NY, Mary Forman James Frisbie mentions her sisters Louisa James Hill and Sarah Vincent Coon. She appoints her son James Sayre Frisbie administrator and leaves the bulk of her estate to her granddaughter Alice Josette Frisbie. The mention of her sisters in her will firmly ties her to this family. In the 1850 Mary F. J. and H.S. Frisbie are living in Murray, NY with their son James, aged 5. H.S. Frisbie's occupation is given as merchant. In 1860, Mary, H.S., and James Frisbie are living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with Louisa James Hill. H.S. Frisbie's occupation is given as clerk. Not located in 1870 census. In 1880, Mary F.J. Frisbie was in Milwaukee working as the housekeeper for the Episcopal Bishop of Milwaukee. In 1890, as mentioned above, she was in Utica, NY, working as matron of the House of the Good Shepherd, where her sister Louisa Hill was assistant matron.. Additional information is in the Frisbie Genealogy by Edward S. Frisbie, 1919. (Mary Forman James is listed as Jones instead of James. ) In Orleans County cemetery records she is incorrectly listed as Mary L. Frisbie and it says she died in Attica, NY rather than Utica. Mary married Hiram Sayre Frisbie, son of Hiram Frisbie and Sally Sayre, on 4 Sep 1844. Hiram was born on 12 Nov 1819 in Verona, NY, died on 20 Jun 1871 in Holley, NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. The child from this marriage was James Sayre Frisbie was born on 1 Jun 1845 in Holley, NY and died about 1913 in last known residence Chicago, IL. James married Katherine T C O'Sullivan (b. 10 Mar 1859, d. After 1910) on 9 Feb 1880. James next married Matie Louise Smith (b. 28 Aug 1871, d. After 1913).
:# Ann James was born about 1825 in Sweden, NY and died after 1845. appears in her grandfather's probate, as a minor. no record after that.
:# Harriet James was born on 29 Oct 1826 in Sweden, NY, died on 12 May 1894 in Utica, NY, and was buried on 18 May 1894 in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Harriet James married in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 26, 1846, Charles Corydon Cotton (February 9, 1818-August 25, 1865), born in Attica, Wyoming County, NY, son of Owen Cotton and Hannah Earll. (Names and dates from Reverend John Cotton and a Cotton Genealogy by Laverne C. Cotton, 1945. Unfortunately, in this genealogy Mr. Cotton gave birth information for the wrong Harriet Cotton and that information appears in a number of places.) Charles Cotton was a lawyer, practicing in Milwaukee. It seems likely that Harriet James, after the death of her parents, had joined her widowed sister Louisa, thirteen years her senior, in Milwaukee and met Charles Cotton there. Harriet James Cotton and her husband appear in the 1850 census living with Louisa James Hill in Milwaukee. In 1860 they were in Milwaukee with their two sons. In 1870, after the death of her husband, Harriet had moved in once again with Louisa James Hill. In 1880 Harriet and Louisa appear in the census in Cleveland, Ohio, living with Harriet's son William James Cotton. She died in Utica, NY where her sisters Louisa Hill and Mary F. James Frisbie were living although it's not clear how long she may have been living there. Harriet James Cotton and her husband are buried in Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, per that cemetery's records. Harriet James and Charles Cotton had at least three children. (There's a record of a child's death of a Harriet Cotton (1848-February, 1850) in Murray, NY in Orleans County Vital Records. There is no Cotton family living in Murray or nearby at the time. It may have been that Harriet was in Murray visiting her family.) Harriet married Charles Corydon Cotton, son of Owen Cotton and Hannah Earll, on 26 Aug 1846 in Milwaukee, WI. Charles was born on 9 Feb 1818 in Attica, NY, died on 25 Aug 1865 in Milwaukee, WI, and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Children from this marriage were: Edward H Cotton was born in 1849 in Milwaukee, WI, died on 26 Sep 1850 in Milwaukee, WI, and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Charles James Cotton was born on 10 Mar 1856 in Milwaukee, WI,died on 12 Jul 1888 in Milwaukee, WI, and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Charles married Eleanor Davidson Quin (b. 4 Feb 1863, d. 30 Nov 1921). William James Cotton was born in 1858 in Milwaukee, WI and died after 1910 in last known residence Baltimore, MD. William married Edna Warren (b. 18 Apr 1862, d. After 1900).

Anna C. James was born on 3 Apr 1784 in Stephentown, NY and died on 1 Oct 1873 in Sweden, NY. From Family History of Central NY, pp.635-637 Entry for Benjamin Sheldon: "He was a blacksmith and became one of the pioneer settlers of Monroe County, NY , settling in the town of Sweden, about seventeen miles from Rochester." Goes on to give names & dates and places of children’s births, but no death or marriage info except for Dewitt Clinton Sheldon and then, forward, about Dewitt's son Charles B. Sheldon. From the birthplaces of the children, Sheldons arrived in Sweden before November, 1808. Anna lived with son Dewitt, on the family farm, after her husband's death. The only other children that have been located are Electa who married Varnum(?) Baird or Bayard--they appear next door to Benjamin & Anna Sheldon in the 1840 & 1850 censuses. Name is spelled Baird in 1840 & Bayard in 1850. In neither case is the husband's name very clear, I'm not 100% sure it's Varnum, and I haven't been able to locate the family after 1850. John Alson Sheldon appears to be the same man who lived in Perrysburg, Cattaraugus County in 1840 & 1850 (not in the 1855 NYS census of Cattaraugus County) and in 1860, 1870 & 1880 in Vienna, Genesee County, Michigan with wife Lucinda. 1850 & 1860 show child Betsy A. who is the same age as child who later is Annie M, married to John F. Loomis. Anna married Benjamin Sheldon, son of William Sheldon and Abigail Udell, on 24 Jan 1805 in Stephentown, NY. Benjamin was born on 5 Jan 1785 in Stephentown, NY, died on 3 May 1854 in Sweden, NY,and was buried in Polly Cemetery Monroe County, NY.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Benjamin Lee Sheldon was born on 24 Dec 1805 in Stephentown, NY.
:# Arthur Anna Sheldon was born on 6 Nov 1806 in Stephentown, New York.
:# May Julia Sheldon was born on 29 Nov 1808 in Sweden, NY.
:# James Alson Sheldon was born on 3 Feb 1811 in Sweden, NY and died on 17 Sep 1887 in Vienna, Michigan. James married Lucinda (Sheldon). Lucinda was born about 1800 in NY and died after 1880 in last known residence Vienna, Michigan. Children from this marriage were: Annie (Betsy?) Sheldon was born about 1839 in NY and died after 1910 in last known residence Vienna, Michigan. Annie married John F Loomis (b. Abt 1840, d. After 1910). Jane M Sheldon was born about 1850 in NY and died after 1870. William J Sheldon was born about 1848 in NY and died before 1860.
:# Phoebe Eliza Sheldon was born on 13 Feb 1813 in Sweden, New York.
:# Electa Calista Sheldon was born on 14 May 1815 in Sweden, NY. Electa married Varnum? Bayard or Baird. Varnum? was born about 1815 in New York. Children from this marriage were: Lilipha Bayard or Baird was born about 1838 in NY. Frances E Bayard or Baird was born about 1842 in NY.
:# Harriet Adeline Sheldon was born on 26 Nov 1817 in Sweden, New York.
:# Abigail Elvira Sheldon was born on 12 Jan 1820 in Sweden, New York.
:# Eleanor M Sheldon was born on 1 May 1822 in Sweden, NY.
:# Dewitt Clinton Sheldon was born on 14 Oct 1825 in Sweden, NY, died on 11 Jul 1896 in Holley, NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Married January 1, 1846 in Holley, Orleans County, NY Elvira Pennell (March 14, 1827-March, 1903) of Holley, daughter of Epaphrus Pennell and Sarah Bradley. From William Cutter's Genealogical and Family History of Central NY, “ ...he inherited the homestead farm in Sweden which he cultivated until his retirement. He was a member of the Baptist church, and in politics a Democrat.” He and his wife are buried in Hillside Cemetery, Clarendon, Orleans County, NY. Dewitt married Elvira Pennell on 1 Jan 1846 in Holley, NY. Elvira was born on 14 Mar 1827 in Orleans County, NY, died on 18 Mar 1903,and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Children from this marriage were: Helen Sheldon was born about 1855 in NY. Helen married George Pennell. Adelaide Sheldon was born about 1848 in NY and died about 1864 in NY. Charles B Sheldon was born on 9 Jun 1856 in Sweden, NY and died after 1918 in Westfield, NY. Charles married Frances Louise Beadle (b. 4 Aug 1857, d. 1945) on 15 Dec 1881. Harriet P Sheldon was born about 1862 in NY. Harriet married Walter Beadle. Ada M Sheldon was born in 1866, died on 1 Sep 1957, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Ada married John Maurice Brown (b. 30 Nov 1868, d. 16 Nov 1945).

Uriah Lee James was born in 1786 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1860 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Uriah L. James served in the War of 1812 as a lieutenant in Atchinson's Regiment and in Stewart's Comapny, Riflemen, NY Volunteers. He appears in the 1820 census in Sweden, NY with himself, his wife and two boys under ten and two girls under 10. In 1830 the census shows him in Gaines, NY with himself, is wife, one male 5-10, one male 10-15, one male 15-20, one female under 5, one female 10-15 and one female 15-20. In 1840 he had moved to Alamo, Michigan where the census shows two boys in addition to himself and his wife. In 1850 he is listed in Alamo as aged 64, his wife Lucinda aged 50 and son Oscar, 18 years old. In 1860, Lucinda had died and he was living with his son John and his family. Only John and Oscar are ever named in the censuses as living with Uriah. There appear to have been at least seven children. No proof that Amos Delos James is another son but it appears likely because of his name and the fact that he was born in Monroe County and, unlike the other people surnamed James living in Orleans County who were born in Monroe County, he is not a child of Uriah's brother William.Wife Lucinda's maiden name comes from the death record of her son John. It seems possible that her name may have been Frink rather than Fink. There were several Frink families around Orleans/Monroe at the time of their marriage, Finks were farther away. Uriah James wrote several depositions on his stepmother's behalf, included in his father's pension files. History of Kalamazoo County Michigan by Samuel W. Durant (pub. 1880) states "Uriah L. James came in 1837 and worked a farm on section 12 on shares. His son John later purchased 140 acres, embracing this farm, and now resides upon it." (page 296). The following page has a full page illustration of the "residence of John W. James, Alamo" with a handsome house and tidy looking farm. In the same section there are biographical sketches of Thomas G. Carpenter and his wife Lydia James Carpenter, Uriah James' half-sister. Mr. Carpenter was interviewed for the sketch and he said that he moved to Alamo from Orleans County, NY in the spring of 1837 "owing to severe losses." He describes the journey from Orleans County, with a team of horses, as taking 13 days. It's likely that Uriah James and his family made the journey with them, perhaps for the same reason, financial losses, as Uriah did not seem to own his farm at the beginning. I have looked for possible children in both Orleans County, NY and Kalamazoo County, Michigan but have not found any possibilities. Uriah married Lucinda Fink about 1815 in NY. Lucinda was born about 1800 in NY and died before 1860 in Michigan.

:Children from this marriage were:
:# Amos Delos James was born in 1816 in Monroe County, New York,(3) died on 16 Jan 1890 in Ridgeway, NY,(3) and was buried in West Gaines Cemetery, Gaines, NY. No proof that Amos Delos James is another son but it appears likely because of his name and the fact that he was born in Monroe County at a time when only William James & his brother Uriah are the only people surnamed James who are appear to be in the area. Not a son of William so likely Uriah's son.Seems to have gone by the name Del. No children. Amos married Anna Lamont, daughter of Pratt Tyler Lamont and Polly Drake. Anna was born in 1825, died in 1882, and was buried in West Gaines Cemetery, Gaines, NY.
:# John N James was born on 21 Jul 1822 in NY and died in 1905 in Alamo, Michigan. John married Laura Russell. Laura was born in Aug 1835 in NY and died after 1910 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Children from this marriage were: John R James was born in 1863 in Michigan and died before 1900. Charles W James was born in 1865 in Michigan and died in 1937 in Alamo, Michigan. Charles married Lillian Emma (James) (b. Abt 1874, d. 4 Aug 1958). Earl (e) James was born on 15 Jul 1871 in Alamo, Michigan and died after 1930 in last known residence Plainwell, Allegan County, Michigan. Earl married Carrie B (James) (b. Abt 1876, d. After 1930). Grace Mae James was born in 1874 in Michigan and died in 1961 in Alamo, Michigan.
:# Oscar L James was born in 1832 in NY and died after 1910 in last known residence Grand Rapids, MI. Oscar married Hattie (James). Hattie was born in 1840 in Wisconsin. Children from this marriage were: Jessie M James was born in 1865. Linford O James was born in 1868 and died after 1920 in last known residence Racine, Wisconsin. Linford married Johannah (James) (b. Abt 1869, d. After 1920) about 1900. Jennie James was born in 1873 in Alamo, Michigan. Harry L James was born in 1879 in Michigan and died after 1930 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Michigan. Harry married Nina (James) (b. Abt 1881, d. After 1930).

Samuel B James was born in Jun 1788 in Stephentown, NY and died on 18 Feb 1864 probably in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Most of what is known about Samuel B. James comes from the biographical sketch of his son Seymour G. James printed in the Cherokee County, Iowa, Biographical History (copied below). Samuel B. James and his wife Anna Bailey (probably the daughter of Amaziah Bailey and Asenath Mansfield of Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY) moved to Monroe County after 1812 but before 1819. They appear in the 1820 census in Bergen, NY with two boys and two girls. (Bergen is about five miles from Sweden where his brothers William and Uriah and sister Anne James Sheldon were living.) Anna Bailey died about 1822. Seymour James states that his grandfather came for him at that time and took him back to Stephentown. Also in 1822 Amaziah, the oldest child of Samuel B. James went to Batavia, New York to learn the printing trade. How long Amaziah remained in Batavia and whether his father was near by isn't clear. Nor is it clear when Samuel B. James became a lawyer. Samuel B. James appears to have remarried by 1826 or so, wife's name Elizabeth, and had at least one child with her--Robert appears in the 1850 census, a student, aged 23. There is a younger male child in the 1840 census who would seem to be the child referred to in a newspaper article: “James, Samuel B. a seven year old boy of his drowned near a wharf by the Oswegatchie bridge in Ogdensburg on June 30, 1843. He was playing with friends and stepped backwards and fell into the river. His father arrived just in time to see the lifeless body pulled from the river.” From the same source: “James, Julia A. married at the Ogdensburg residence of A.B. James Aug. 7, 1849 by Rev. H.R. Peters, George Morris, attorney at law, to Miss Julia A. James” (Both from the Saint Lawrence Republican & General Advertiser, copied from US Genweb, St. Lawrence County, NY) This is the same Julia James Morris who had Louisa Vincent James Coon living with her in 1870. It seems likely that she is Samuel B. James' daughter by Elizabeth but she doesn't seem to appear in the 1840 census. From the information in the Genealogical and Family History of Northern NY it would seem that Samuel B. James practiced law in Rensselaer County. In 1830 the census lists him as living in Sand Lake, Rensselaer County but there is just a name, no enumeration of family members. Samuel's son Amaziah says he came to Saint Lawrence County about 1831. His brother Seymour was there by 1833. It may be that Samuel B. James moved there about that time. He was definitely there by 1840. In the 1850 census he is listed as a magistrate in Ogdensburg, Saint Lawrence County, living with wife Elizabeth, son Robert and a woman, widowed, named Agnes Gardner--I'm unclear about that relationship. In 1860 Samuel B. James is in the census of Blue Earth County, Minnesota with his daughter Ann James Marvin and her family. He is listed as a lawyer. It's unclear if he died in Minnesota or in Saint Lawrence County, NY. From the Cherokee County (Iowa) Biographical History - 1889: “S. G. JAMES was born in Monroe County, NY, January 20, 1819. His parents were Samuel B. and Anna (Bailey) James, natives of Rensselaer County, NY. He is the youngest of four children; his eldest brother is the widely-known Amaziah B. James, who represented the Ogdensburg District in Congress for two terms as successor to Hon. W. H. Wheeler, when that gentleman resigned to accept the nomination to the Vice Presidency. He had early became an able attorney, and was elected a justice of the Supreme Bench of NY about 1852. He filled that position faithfully and honorably for nearly a quarter of century. It was his son, Henry R. James, a publisher of Ogdensburg, who nominated Mr. Wheeler Vice President at Cincinnati in a forcible and telling speech. Edward C. James, a prominent attorney of NY City, is the only living son of Judge James. After two terms in Congress Judge James chose to retire from public life, and the remainder of his days were passed pleasantly at Ogdensburg in his elegant home, where he died July 6, 1885. His widow, who also comes form a remarkable family, still survives him. One sister, Mary L., was the wife of James G. Wilson, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, where she died three years since. The remaining sister, Ann, wife of R. J. Marvin, resides in Garden City, Minnesota. The family is of Welsh origin, and settled at an early date in Rhode Island, where Amos James, S. G.'s grandfather was born. The subject of this notice, S. G. James, lost his mother when he was three years of age. He was taken by his grandfather, Amos James, to Rensselaer County, where he remained until he was fourteen years old. He then went to Ogdensburg where his brother, Amaziah, was publishing a paper called the Northern Light, an anti-Masonic organ. Entering this office he learned the printer's trade, and remained there seven years, the last four years being foreman. His brother sold out meantime, and the paper became successively the Ogdensburg Times and Advertiser and the Ogdensburg Sentinel. He then returned to Rensselaer County, NY, and in July 16, 1844, was united in marriage to Miss Emma C. Lewis, a native of that county. Mr. James engaged in farming and lived mainly in St. Lawrence County until 1854, when he emigrated to Wisconsin, settling in Fond du Lac County. He farmed for eleven years, and then was in the grain trade at Brandon, and about eight years in the lumber business at the same place. In the summer of 1876 he discovered that there was land beyond, and chose Iowa for his future home. He bought his fertile farm and began his improvements upon it. His place adjoins the town limits of Aurelia, and is situate upon a ridge of ground making it a most desirable tract of land. Mr. James and his excellent wife have reared a family of four children: Lewis M., the oldest, is an engineer, residing in NY City; Anna B., wife of Henry E. Durland; Fred S. and Charley E. Fred S. holds the responsible position of train dispatcher at Fort Dodge, on the Illinois Central Railroad. He is the youngest train dispatcher in the country, and his friends may well be proud of his rapid rise in his profession. He was but twenty years of age when called to fill this position. S. C. James cast his first vote for William Henry Harrison, and has missed but one Presidential election since that time, always supporting the Republican party. He has twice passed all of the chairs of the I.O.O.F. Lodge. Respected by all who know him, he stands for what he is; plain in speech, earnest in convictions of right and wrong, be it said to his praise that there should be more like him.” James family entry in "Genealogical and Family History of Northern New York" says of Samuel B. James "He entered the legal profession and was one of the most prominent lawyers in Rensselaer County in the first half of the last century." Samuel married Anna Bailey in Sep 1811 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York. Anna was born about 1790 in Rensselaer County, NY and died about 1822 in Monroe County, NY.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Amaziah Bailey James was born on 1 Jul 1812 in Stephentown, New York and died on 6 Jul 1883 in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, NY. From "Our County and Its People: a memorial record of St. Lawrence County, NY": At the age of 6 (about 1818) went with his father to Western NY. At the age of 14 (about 1822) began to learn printing trade in Batavia, NY. 1831-came to Ogdensburg (St. Lawrence County) 1832-began publishing The Northern Light an anti-Masonic newspaper. Newspaper changed its name to The Times and Advertiser and became leading Whig paper of the county. 1836 Captain of Ogdensburg Artillery; promoted to Major of the Militia. Took part in Patriot War in Canada. 1838-admitted to the bar after studying with James G. Hopkins. 1853-1876 served on NY State Supreme Court 1861-appointed to the Peace Convention in Washington 1876-1880-United States Congressman, resigned due to paralysis. His official congressional biography: “JAMES, Amaziah Bailey, a Representative from NY; born in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, N.Y., July 1, 1812; moved with his father to Sweden, Monroe County, N.Y., in 1814; pursued an academic course; at the age of fourteen was apprenticed to the printer’s trade in Batavia, N.Y.; moved to Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, N.Y., in 1831 and established the Northern Light, a weekly newspaper; later became part owner of the Times and Advertiser, the Whig paper of the county; captain of the Ogdensburg Artillery in 1836; afterward promoted to major general of militia; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1838 and commenced practice in Ogdensburg; elected justice of the State supreme court in 1853; reelected in 1861 and again in 1869 and served until 1876; member of the peace convention of 1861 held in Washington, D.C., in an effort to devise means to prevent the impending war; elected as a Republican to the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth Congresses (March 4, 1877-March 3, 1881); while serving his second term in Congress was stricken with paralysis, from which he partially recovered; died in Ogdensburg, N.Y., July 6, 1883; interment in the City Cemetery. Amaziah married Lucia Williams Ripley, daughter of Christopher Ripley and Julia Caulkins, on 8 Dec 1836. Lucia was born on 5 Apr 1819 in Windham, Connecticut and died in 1901 in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, NY Children from this marriage were: Henry Ripley James was born on 3 Feb 1839 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died on 31 Jan 1882 in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Henry married Harriet Jane Fairchild (b. 30 Sep 1838, d. After 1880) on 27 Nov 1861. Henry Ripley James (1839-1882) was a newspaper publisher in St. Lawrence County and also owned a paper mill. He apparently took an active interest in republican politics but preferred not to run for office Edward Christopher James was born on 1 May 1841 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died on 24 Mar 1901 in Palm Beach, Florida. Edward married Sarah Welles Perkins (b. 8 Mar 1841, d. 3 Dec 1880) on 16 Nov 1864. Much biographical material availbale on Edward C. James, a prominent attorney and colonel in the Civil War. Also on his daughter Sally James Franham, a sculptor of considerable note.
:# Mary L James was born in 1813 in NY and died about 1886 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Michigan. Mary L James and family appear in the 1850 census in Louisville, St Lawrence County, NY Unlocated in 1860. In 1870 she was in Cooper, Kalamazoo County, Michigan with her husband and sons Charles and Morris. In the 1880 census she was enumerated with her sister in Minnesota, saying she was "visiting." The rest of her family doesn't appear to be in Kalamazoo County at that time so uncertain what became of them. In 1889 her brother Seymour G. James describes her as being dead three years and calls her of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Mary married James G. Wilson. James was born about 1798 in NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Cooper, Kalamazoo County, MI. Children from this marriage were:. James Wilson was born about 1834 in NY. Ann Wilson was born about 1838 in NY. Charles S Wilson was born about 1843 in NY. George Wilson was born about 1847 in NY. Morris Wilson was born about 1850 in NY.
:# Ann James was born in 1815 in NY and died after 1900 in last known residence Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 1850 living in Louisville, St Lawrence County NY In 1860, 1870 & 1880 living in Blue Earth County, Minnesota. In 1880 with sister Mary L Wilson--census says "visiting." In the 1900 census, Ann James Marvin was living in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her daughter Jennie. Children's names and birth dates are from the US Census Ann married Robert J Marvin. Robert was born about 1812 in NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Blue Earth County, Minnesota. Children from this marriage were: James R Marvin was born about 1834 in NY. William R Marvin was born about 1838 in NY and died after 1880 in last known residence Watonwan, Minnesota. William married Jean (Marvin) (b. Abt 1840, d. After 1880). Julia Marvin was born on 18 Feb 1850 in Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY and died after 1880 in last known residence Blue Earth County, Minnesota. Julia married Frank Thurston (b. 1844, d. After 1880) on 11 Jan 1865. Jennie Marvin was born on 18 Feb 1850 in Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY and died after 1900 in last known residence Minneapolis, Minnesota. Jennie married George W Yates (b. Abt 1844, d. After 1900).
:# Seymour G James (aka S.G. James) was born on 20 Jan 1819 in Monroe County, New York and died after 1889 in last known residence Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa. was born on 20 Jan 1819 in Monroe County, NY and died after 1889 in last known residence Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa. Seymour James biography from Cherokee County, Iowa--see his father Samuel B. James. Census records: 1850--Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY .1860-Waupun, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin. 1870 Metomer, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin 1880-Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa with wife, Freddie and Charles. Seymour married Emma C. Lewis on 16 Jul 1844 in Rensselaer County, NY. Emma was born about 1827 in Rensselaer County, NY and died after 1889 in last known residence Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa. Children: Lewis M. James was born about 1845 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died after 1889 in last known residence New York, NY. Marion (Minnie) James was born about 1850 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin. Anna B James was born in Dec 1856 in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin and died after 1920 in last known residence Long Beach, California. Anna married Henry E Durland (b. May 1850, d. After 1920) in 1880 in Iowa. Fred S James was born in Jul 1865 in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin and died after 1930 in last known residence Long Beach, California. Fred married Alice (b. Aug 1874). Fred next married Elizabeth (James) (b. Abt 1886, d. After 1930). Charles E James was born about 1868 in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin and died after 1920 in last known residence Cherokee County, Iowa. Charles married Arlie (James) (b. Abt 1874, d. After 1910).

Samuel next married Elizabeth (James)

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Robert James was born about 1826 in probably Rensselaer County, NY and died after 1850 in last known residence St. Lawrence County, NY.
:# Samuel B James was born about 1837 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died in 1843 in Saint Lawrence County, New York. “James, Samuel B. a seven year old boy of his drowned near a wharf by the Oswegatchie bridge in Ogdensburg on June 30, 1843. He was playing with friends and stepped backwards and fell into the river. His father arrived just in time to see the lifeless body pulled from the river.”
:# Julia A James was born about 1829 in Rensselaer County, New York and died after 1880 in last known residence St. Lawrence County, NY. James, Julia A. married at the Ogdensburg residence of A.B. James Aug. 7, 1849 by Rev. H.R. Peters, George Morris, attorney at law, to Miss Julia A. James” (Both from the Saint Lawrence Republican & General Advertiser, copied from US Genweb, St. Lawrence County, NY) This is the same Julia James Morris who had Louisa Vincent James Coon living with her in 1870. It seems likely that she is Samuel B. James' daughter by Elizabeth but she doesn't seem to appear in the 1840 census

Sally James was born before 1790 in Stephentown, NY. Sally James is mentioned by her brother Uriah Lee James in Amos James' pension application as, to the best of his knowledge, living in 1848. She is mentioned in her father's will as being married to someone name Bowen. Judging by census records, she was probably born before 1790 as there are 3 females in the Amos James household in the census of that year, i.e. Polly Lee James, Anna C. James, and Sally James. But since females in the 1790 census were given no age brackets, it's difficult to know. No more about her is known. Couldn't be located at the time her father's will was probated. Sally married Unknown Bowen.

Amos James was born on 8 Aug 1796 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1881 in Point Douglas, Minnesota. Amos James (August 8, 1796-1881) was born in Stephentown, NY. He married Permelia Culver (August 5, 1800-September 1, 1877), daughter of Levi Culver and Lydia Train of Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY. They appear in the 1830 & 1840 censuses in Stephentown. In 1850 they are in Rensselaer County, enumerated in Nassau. By 1860 they had moved to Lee, McLeod County, Minnesota and were in Glendale, McLeod County, Minnesota in 1870. In the 1880 census Amos James was living in Pt. Douglas, Washington County, Minnesota with his son Thomas P. James. The children of Amos James & Permelia Culver, all presumably born in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY, (names and dates of children from LDS): Amos C. James, Lydia James, Daniel D. James, Mortimer James, William James, Louisa P. James, Thomas James, Hubbard James. Well documented elsewhere by their descendants.

Lydia James was born on 2 Dec 1797 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1891 in Alamo, Michigan. From History of Kalamazoo County Michigan, (has drawings of Thomas G. Carpenter & "Mrs. Thomas G. Carpenter") "This gentleman was born in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co, NY January 24, 1794. His grandfather Samuel Carpenter was a native of England and settled in Stephentown very early with his family. His son Greenman Carpenter (father of Thomas G. entered land on the Connecticut tract in the town of Sweden, now in Monroe Co., NY, in 1811, and in 1812 his son occupied it, the remainder of the family not removing to it as was originally intended. Thomas Carpenter enlisted in the War of 1812-15 and served one year. After his term of service had expired, he returned home, and was married to Miss Liddie James, March 10, 1816. They moved to Sweden township, and redeemed one hundred acres of land which had been entered by Mr. Carpenter's father, and lived upon it for nineteen years, during which period eight children were born to them. In the spring of 1837, owing to severe losses, Mr. Carpenter removed with his family to Michigan, and settled in the township of Alamo, Kalamazoo Co. The entire distance from the old home in NY was traversed with a team, the journey occupying thirteen days time. Mr. Carpenter built the first frame building in the township, and still resides in it. When he came West, he had a large family to care for, and the sum of five dollars and ten cents constituted his financial balance, and he possessed no stock of any kind except his team. But he was of that rugged pioneer type which brings men safely through difficulties, and though adversity frowned upon him for a time, he at length prospered. he is an old time Democrat in politics, and has held positions as township treasurer in Alamo, and various other offices. He and his venerable wife have been married nearly sixty four years, and are both still living: his wife is eighty years of age--six years younger than the "old pioneer," whose name is at the head of this article. Both are members of the Methodist Church. The oldest son, James J. Carpenter, married a daughter of Luther Chamberlain, of Cooper township, and resides with his father-in-law. George W. Married Miss Maria Wilson, and lives at home with his parents. The remaining children are married, and scattered over the country, one living in Kansas, another living in California, one in Wisconsin, and one in Prairie Rondo township, Kalamazoo Co." Names of children come from census and information above except Nancy Carpenter who appears in LDS files and Phoebe Carpenter whose name comes from DAR Records. Lydia married Thomas Greenman Carpenter, son of Greenman Carpenter and Nancy (Carpenter, wife of Greenman Carpenter), on 10 Mar 1816 in Stephentown, NY. Thomas was born on 24 Jan 1794 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1880 in Alamo, Michigan.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Phebe Carpenter was born in 1818 in NY(16) and died after 1880 in last known residence Whitewater, Wisconsin. Phebe married Hiram Janes Hiram Janes, son of Hiram Janes and Hannah Andrews, on 4 Mar 1847. Hiram was born on 16 Mar 1814 in Vermont and died on 11 Mar 1867 in Johnstown, Rock County, Wisconsin Children’s names available through Janes family records.
:# Nancy Carpenter was born in 1820 in Sweden, NY and died in 1890 in Michigan. Nancy married Alonzo Pomeroy on 25 Mar 1839 in Rensselaer County, NY. Alonzo was born in Jan 1816 in Rensselaer County, NY and died on 11 Nov 1876 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Children from this marriage were: James A Pomeroy was born on 16 Apr 1840 in Rensselaer County,NY and died in 1927 in Schoolcraft, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. James married Marion Shaver (b. 1838, d. After 1880) in 1866 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Sarah Armissa Pomeroy was born on 24 Sep 1847 in Mattewan, Van Buren County, Michigan. Sarah married Francis Joseph Fellows on 26 Oct 1868 in Michigan.
:# James Carpenter was born about 1825 in NY and died after 1880 in Cooper, Michigan, probably. James married Emily Chamberlain on 23 Nov 1854 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
:# Apolona Carpenter was born about 1829 in NY and died on 4 May 1916 in Alamo, Michigan. Apolona married John B Wheeler, son of John B Wheeler and Charlotte (Wheeler), on 8 Aug 1852 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. John was born about 1824 in Canada and died on 23 Oct 1902 in Alamo, Michigan. The child from this marriage was: Frank Wheeler was born about 1863 in Michigan and died after 1880 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI.
:# Amos Carpenter was born about 1834 in NY.
:# George W Carpenter was born on 21 Oct 1835 in NY and died on 30 Nov 1904 in Alamo, Michigan George married Maria (Eunice M) Wilson (b. Abt 1840, d. After 1900) on 20 Feb 1856 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Children seen in 1880 census in Alamo, Michigan, but not located after: : Demetrious Carpenter was born about 1856 in Alamo, Michigan Anson Carpenter was born about 1866 in Alamo, Michigan and Flora B Carpenter was born on 6 Mar 1871 in Alamo, Michigan .
:# Louisa Carpenter was born in Dec 1837 in NY(9) and died after 1900 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Louisa married William M Woodward on 13 Oct 1855 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. William was born in Sep 1835 in NY(9) and died after 1900 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Children from this marriage were; (names appear in a family tree on Genealogy.com) Delmer (Delmar) Merritt Woodward was born about 1859 in Michigan and died after 1910 in last known residence Utica, NY. Delmer married Lulu E Wattles (b. Abt 1860, d. 1900 ?) on 27 Dec 1880 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Delmer next married Anna Lillis (b. Abt 1874) about 1901. Harrvey James Woodward was born about 1864 in Michigan and died after 1930 in last known residence Norristown, Pennsylvania. Harvey married Kate (Katherine?) Nelson (b. Abt 1870, d. After 1930) about 1905. Rescom Hart Woodward was born about 1869 in Michigan and died aftter 1910 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Orin Jonathan Woodward was born on 14 Feb 1874 in Cooper, Kalamazoo County, Michigan and died after 1880 in last known residence Kalamazoo County, MI.
:# Edwin Carpenter was born about 1842 in Michigan.

== The Will of Amos James ==
Probated May 5, 1845 
Will written & witnessed February 6, 1832

(A note from the transcriber: From Sampubco, an 11 page photocopy. Nine pages in regard to probate matters, dealing largely with statements from the heirs agreeing that they had been notified, and two statements from the will’s witnesses, Minerva Babcock and Harriet Chadsey (in 1845 Harriet Brown) that they were in fact witnesses. In the time that had elapsed between the writing of the will and Amos James’ death, his son William James had died. Therefore William James’ children were named as heirs, below. Those children were Alvinza Lee James, Louisa James Hill, William Vincent James, Charles James, Sarah Vincent James, Mary Forman James, Ann James and Harriet James. I apologize for the number of “(illegible)s”, the handwriting of the clerk, though neat, is sometimes difficult to decipher. Transcribed by Nancy Winklepleck)

=== Notified heirs ===

* Phebe James, widow of Town of Stephentown, Rensselaer County, State of New York
* Anne Sheldon of the Town of Sweden, County of Monroe, State of New York
* Uriah L. James of the Town of Cooper, Kalamazoo County, State of Michigan
* Samuel B. James of Ogdensburgh Village, St. Lawrence County, State of New York
* Lydia Carpenter of the Town of Cooper, Kalamazoo County, State of Michigan
* Alvinza James of the Town of Clarkson, Orleans County, State of New York
* William James & Charles James, both of Town of Shelby, Orleans County, aforesaid,
* Ambrose H. Sheldon of the City of Troy in the County of Rensselaer, State of New York,
* Special Guardian of Harriet James & Ann James, Minors
* Louisa Hill, George James, Sarah James, Mary James & Sally Bowen, whose places
* Of residence after diligent (illegible) cannot be certained?

=== The will ===

In the name of God, amen, I, Amos James of Stephentown, County of Rensselaer, & State of New York, being sick & feeble in body, but of sound mind & memory, thanks be given to Almighty God for the same, & taking into consideration the mortality of the body & knowing that it is appointed to all men once to die, do make today? this my last Will & Testament & principally & first of all I give & (illegible) my soul on to the hand of Almighty God & shall give it one day my body & to the dusts to be buried in a decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executor nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same (illegible) by the Mighty Power of God. I am (illegible) such worldly estate in wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me I give (illegible) & dispose of the same in the following manner & form. I give & bequeath to my well beloved son Amos James Jr. all my (illegible) land & together with my personal property to him & his heirs & assigns forever provided always & the above property both real & personal is given on these (illegible) conditions that my son Amos James Jr. aforesaid whom I hereby (illegible) & appoint sole executor to this my last Will & Testament & shall well & faithfully fulfill & perform as I hereafter direct & firstly I order & direct that my beloved wife Phebe shall possess & enjoy so long as she remains my widow the vast great room in the house I now live in, the bedroom south & the bedroom north of the same & the buttery joining north bedroom & a privilege in the buttery (illegible) room below & a privilege in the cellar & chamber. Also three cows & five sheep kept on the farm winter & summer to be well kept & the profits of them to the use of my wife to use & get her necessaries with what remains over getting her necessaries to be divided equally my son Amos James aforesaid & Lydia my daughter who is the wife of Thomas G. Carpenter, each to have half. I also order my executor to salt down for my wife 100 weighs of good pork & 100 weighs of good beef & to put in the cellar 10 barrels of cider & 10 weighs of apples raised on the farm. Also I order that my wife shall possess & have all my household furnishings to use & enjoy with all the above privileges so long as she shall remain my widow. Also firewood fitted for the fire. It is my will & I order my executor to pay the following sums of money & other property as directed two years after my death & the death of my wife. To my son William James fifty dollars. To my daughter Anna, the wife of Benjamin Sheldon, fifty dollars. Also to my son Uriah James fifty dollars & all my wearing apparel. The said wearing apparel to be delivered anytime when called for after my death. Also to pay my daughter Sally which is the wife of Bowen, fifty dollars & a good bed & bedding also to pay twelve dollars, fifty cents, to each of the children that was born to my son Samuel B. James by his first wife, & also to one of them namely Mary (illegible, perhaps Coon?) the value thereof if called for. Also to pay my daughter Lydia aforesaid fifty dollars together with a good bed & bedding. I also order that when my wife has done with my clock that it shall be given to Amos Culver James my grandson. I also order my desk be given to my granddaughter Axa Ann (?) James, after my wife has done with the same. I also order that Mary Ann Chatsey have home in my house so long as she remains single & if she shall marry to have a bed & bedding given to her. I also order that my Executor shall get decent Grave Stones & put to the Grave of my first wife & to my grave & also to the grave of my present wife & lay me so as to be between them. I also order that no charge shall be made against Seymour James my grandson that now lives with me for his bringing up. I also order the above sums of money shall be paid at the house where I now live in unless it is otherwise convenient for my Executor & the same in two years after my death & the death of my wife to be paid to the above named persons or their legal representatives. Ratifying & confirming this & no other to be my last will & testament this 6th day of February, A.D. 1832. In witness I have hereunto set my hand & seal in the presence of who in the presence of the testator & of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.

Amos James

John Babcock 
Minerva Babcock 
Harriet T. Chadsey 
(witnesses)

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'''Compiled by [mailto:nwindklepleck@aol.com Nancy Winklepleck]'''

Amos James, son of Amos James and Nancy Swan, was born on 25 May 1760 in Exeter, Kings County, Rhode Island, died on 9 Feb 1845 in Stephentown, NY, and was buried in James Family Cemetery Stephentown, NY. His Revolutionary War Veteran Pension application gives particulars about his service. States he arrived Stephentown in 1783. Also gives his birth date & place. Land record: James, Amos Lease of farm in Rensselaerwyck, 220 acres. February 14, 1792. (Rensselaerwyck Manor Papers )

Ancestry comes from Cutter's ''Genealogical & Family History of Northern NY''. Amos James’ will is transcribed at the end of this document.

Amos married Polly Lee, daughter of Uriah Lee and Ruth Utter. Polly was born in 1764 in Thompson, Connecticut, died in 1795 in Stephentown, NY,and was buried in James Family Cemetery Stephentown, NY.

:Children from this marriage were: (More about each of the children follows)

:# William James was born in 1782 in NY, died on 12 Apr 1838 in Murray, NY, and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY. William married Mercy Vincent (b. 1787, d. 26 Mar 1843) about 1808.
:# Anna C. James was born on 3 Apr 1784 in Stephentown, NY and died on 1 Oct 1873 in Sweden, NY. Anna married Benjamin Sheldon (b. 5 Jan 1785, d. 3 May 1854) on 24 Jan 1805 in Stephentown, NY.
:# Uriah Lee James was born in 1786 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1860 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Uriah married Lucinda Fink (b. Abt 1800, d. Bef 1860) about 1815 in NY.
:# Samuel B James was born in Jun 1788 in Stephentown, NY and died on 18 Feb 1864 in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Samuel married Anna Bailey (b. Abt 1790, d. Abt 1822) in Sep 1811 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY. Samuel next married Elizabeth (James).
:# Sally James was born before 1790 in Stephentown, NY. Sally married Unknown Bowen.

Amos next married Phebe Northrup, daughter of Samuel Northrup and Naomi Chadsey, on 25 Dec 1795 in Rensselaer County, NY. Phebe was born on 30 Mar 1762 in Washington, Rhode Island and died on 4 Apr 1849 in Alamo, Michigan. Phebe Northrup was the widow of Joseph Chadsey (1758-1795). Phebe Northrup and Joseph Chadsey had four children: John Chadsey, born 1782; Joseph Chadsey, born 1784; Samuel Chadsey, born 1790; and Benjamin Chadsey, born 1793. Those children are all mentioned in Amos James' pension application. Pension application gives death info,LDS gives maiden name, etc.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Amos James was born on 8 Aug 1796 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1881 in Point Douglas, Minnesota. Amos married Permelia Culver (b. 5 Aug 1800, d. 1 Sep 1877).
:# Lydia James was born on 2 Dec 1797 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1891 in Alamo, Michigan. Lydia married Thomas Greenman Carpenter (b. 24 Jan 1794, d. After 1880) on 10 Mar 1816 in Stephentown, NY.

=== Second Generation (Children of Amos James) ===

William James was born in 1782 in NY, died on 12 Apr 1838 in Murray, NY, and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY. William James migrated from Stephentown, likely about 1809, to Sweden, now Monroe County, NY. It appears his brother Uriah Lee James and his sister Anna C. James Sheldon and her husband Benjamin Sheldon accompanied him. About 1812 Thomas G. Carpenter, who married William James' half-sister Lydia, settled in Sweden and at some point so did two of his stepmother's sons, Samuel Chadsey & Benjamin Chadsey. And about 1818 William James' other brother Samuel B. James migrated to Monroe County. So a number of members of the James family lived in the Sweden, NY area, at least for a time. He appears in the 1810 census in Murray, NY. He served in the War of 1812. In 1820 the William James enumerated in Sweden, NY (he may not have moved--the boundary lines of townships were changing frequently) William James purchased land in Murray, Orleans County, NY in 1828 so he probably moved his family the very short distance from Sweden, Monroe County, at that time. In 1830 William James is in Murray, Orleans County, NY William James was Town Supervisor for Murray in 1831 per Thomas Arad's Pioneer History of Orleans County. Named in his father's will but dead by the time it was probated, therefore his children are named in the probate records. William married Mercy Vincent about 1808. Mercy was born in 1787, died on 26 Mar 1843 in Murray, NY,and was buried in Clark Cemetery Murray, NY.

:Children from this marriage were:
:# Alvinza Lee James was born in 1809 in Monroe County, Ny, died on 26 Apr 1887 in Gaines, NY, and was buried in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY Alvinza married Almira Sawyer, daughter of Jacob Sawyer and Anna Foster. Almira was born in 1817 in NY, died in 1893 in Gaines, New York, and was buried in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY. Alvinza James & family in census: Murray, NY in 1840 & 1850, Clarendon, NY 1860 & 1870 Gaines, NY 1880 Children of Alvinza James and Almira Sawyer: . Charles L James was born about 1838 in Orleans County, New York and died after 1880 in last known residence Milwaukee, WI. Charles married Caroline (James) (b. Abt 1835, d. After 1880). Henry James was born about 1839 in Orleans County, NY. Harriet James was born about 1840 in Orleans County, New York and died in last known residence Morehead, North Carolina. Harriet married Thomas B Keogh (b. Abt 1835, d. After 1920). Julia C James was born in 1841 in Orleans County, NY, died in 1896 in Orleans County, NY,(3) and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Julia married Samuel W Smith (b. 1838, d. 1919). Jacob James was born in 1841 in Orleans County, NY, died in 1905 in Orleans County, NY, and was buried in Mount Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY.
:# Louisa James was born in 1811 in Monroe County, NY, died in Mar 1895 in Utica, NY,and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Named in her grandfather's probate. Louisa married Ozro Post Hill, son of Hira Hill and Experience (Hill, wife of Hira Hill). Ozro was born in 1803 in Georgia, Vermont, died in 1844 in Milwaukee, WI,and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Census records: 1840 in Bernadotte Village, Fulton County, Illinois In the census of 1840, Ozro Hill and family were living in Bernadotte Village, Fulton County, Illinois. (Also living there was Ozro's brother Priam B. Hill. Priam Hill probably moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin when Ozro did. Priam settled there. Another brother, Darwin Hill, also lived in Milwaukee for a time.) In the censuses of 1850, 1860, 1870, the widowed Louisa Hill is living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, running a boarding house. Judging from the Milwaukee City Directory, she may have actually had two boarding houses. In 1850 and 1860 Louisa has a son Charles J. Hill, born about 1839 in Illinois, living with her. In 1860 he lists his occupation as clerk. His whereabouts after 1860 are unknown. He does not seem to have remained in Milwaukee; he isn't buried with his parents; and no succeeding census record seems to match up with him. He may have enlisted in the Civil War. There were several Charles Hills among the enlistees from Wisconsin. 1880 Cleveland, Ohio In the census of 1880, Louisa Hill and her sister Harriet J. Cotton were living in Cleveland, Ohio with Harriet's son William J. Cotton. In 1890, the Utica, NY Directory shows Louisa Hill working as assistant matron at The House of the Good Shepherd on Bleecker Street. The institution is still in existence but at that time appears to have been an orphanage. The matron at the House of the Good Shepherd was Louisa Hill's sister, Mary Forman James Frisbie. Harriet Cotton may have also been living there since she, like Louisa Hill and Mary Frisbie, died in Utica. Only child of Louisa James Hill: Charles James Hill was born about 1839 in Illinois and died after 1860 in last known residence Milwaukee, WI.
:# William Vincent James was born on 2 Jul 1813 in Monroe County, NY, died on 11 Aug 1889 in Detroit, Michigan, and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery Detroit, Michigan. Named in his grandfather's probate. Census 1840: Kendall, Orleans County, NY (where his wife's family lived) 1850-not located, although judging by birth records of children did not leave NY State until after 1854. 1860, 1870, 1880 censuses: Detroit Michigan. In 1860, William V. James gives his occupation as paving contractor. In 1863, there is a William V. James who is listed as Director of the Poor for the city of Detroit. In 1870 and 1880, his occupation is given as liquor distributor. According to the NEHGS Register article, Amy Harris James is buried in Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit. It seems likely that William V. James is buried there as well. NEHGR vol 91, pp 88-90 goes into more detail about his descendants. William married Amy Uranah Harris, daughter of Levi Harris and Remember Medberry, on 31 Dec 1834. Amy was born on 30 Apr 1815 in NY, died on 7 May 1903 in Richmond, Virginia,and was buried in Elmwood Cemetery Detroit, Michigan. Children from this marriage were: Cassimer P James was born on 14 Oct 1836 in NY and died after 1883. Cassimer married Eliza A White (d. 9 Jun 1867) on 25 Nov 1859. Cassimer next married Catherine Casey in Apr 1872.. William James was born in 1838 in NY and died in 1868. Mary L (Mary Ann?) James was born in 1840 in NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Detroit, Michigan. Mary married Henry I Robinson (b. Abt 1836, d. After 1870) on 2 Jul 1861. Marion A James was born in 1843 in NY and died on 20 Sep 1846 in NY. Frances C James was born in 1845 in NY and died on 26 Mar 1857 in Michigan. Harris L James was born on 6 Jun 1854 in NY and died on 8 Jun 1893 in Michigan. Harris married Harriet L Porter (b. Abt 1855) in Apr 1872. Ida Kate James was born on 9 Apr 1856 in Michigan and died in 1917 in Richmond Virginia. Ida married Thomas Christian (b. Abt 1848, d. 26 Mar 1915) on 10 Oct 1878.
:# Charles James was born on 10 Oct 1817 in Monroe County, New York, died on 21 Oct 1904 in Washington, DC,and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Charles and Jane James and family appear in the 1850 census living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Their son, apparently their only child, Charles Gray James was 5 months old. Charles' occupation is given as lawyer. In 1860, Charles, now referred to as “Colonel”, Jane and Charles Gray James were living in a hotel in Mariposa, California, about 165 miles east of San Francisco. Again, his occupation is given as lawyer. During the Civil War, Col. Charles James was the Collector of the Port of San Francisco. I haven't been able to locate Charles and Jane James in the federal census at any time after that. They are in the 1875 NY State Census, living in Clarendon, NY. However the information given in that census is so vague (and/or incorrect) that I wonder if someone outside the family provided the answers to the census enumerator. Charles James requested a copy of Amos James' Revolutionary War record. Amos James' file contains no copy of the letter but it does include a copy of the reply sent to him addressed: Col. Charles James/515 S.C. Ave., S.E./Washington, DC. Charles married Jane Swasey, daughter of Obadiah Swasey and Nancy Merrill, on 10 Jul 1847 in Racine, WI. Jane was born in 1817 in Haverhill, NH, died in 1910. and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. The child from this marriage was Charles Gray James was born on 26 Mar 1850 in Milwaukee, WI, died on 16 Mar 1933 in NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Charles married Cornelia Hatch (b. 2 Apr 1863, d. 19 Aug 1949) in 1894 in Holley, NY. The 1892 New York State Census shows Charles G. James as a farmer, living in Clarendon, NY. The 1910 census has Charles G James and Cornelia in Chicago. In 1920 they were living in Villanova, Chautauqua County, NY. In 1930 they had moved to Dayton, Cattaraugus County, NY. They did not appear to have had any children and it's unclear if Charles Gray James had any children with his first wife.
:# George James was born about 1818 in Sweden, NY and died after 1850 in Unknown. George James was named in his grandfather's probate. Seems likely to be the same George James living in 1850 in Shelby, Orleans County, NY. Not located after that. Assuming this is the same George, he married Lucinda (James). Lucinda was born about 1820 in NY and died after 1850. Children from this marriage were: . William James was born about 1845 in NY. Henry James was born about 1847 in NY. James James was born about 1848 in NY.
:# Sarah Vincent James was born in Oct 1819 in Monroe County, New York and died after 1894 in last known residence St. Lawrence County, NY, or perhaps in Chicoppe, Massachusetts. Mary Forman James Frisbie makes a bequest in her will to "my beloved sister Sarah Vincent Coon". This would appear to be the same Sarah Coons (sic) living in 1880 with Amaziah B. James, in St. Lawrence County, New York, identified as his cousin. In 1870 she is living with Julia Morris--then her name is listed as Sarah V. Coon. (Julia Morris' maiden name was James and there is a newspaper article on the Saint Lawrence County USGenweb site announcing her marriage to George Morris and saying the wedding took place at the home of Amaziah James. No Julia is listed among the children of Amaziah James and she was too young to have been his granddaughter, she may have been his half-sister as it appears as if his father Samuel B. James married again and had more children.) In 1880 Sarah Coon says she is a piano teacher. Where she may have lived prior or who Mr. Coon was is a mystery. This may be the same Sarah V. Coon who was in the 1900 and 1910 censuses living in Chicopee, Massachusetts. The birthdates and other information appear to match although why she would be in Chicopee, with no other relatives in her household, isn't clear. Sarah James is named in her grandfather's probate. Sarah married Unknown Coon.
:# Mary Forman James(11) was born on 9 Aug 1822 in Sweden, New York,died on 22 Jun 1894 in Utica, NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Named in her grandfather's probate. In her will probated 8/20/1894 in Oneida County, NY, Mary Forman James Frisbie mentions her sisters Louisa James Hill and Sarah Vincent Coon. She appoints her son James Sayre Frisbie administrator and leaves the bulk of her estate to her granddaughter Alice Josette Frisbie. The mention of her sisters in her will firmly ties her to this family. In the 1850 Mary F. J. and H.S. Frisbie are living in Murray, NY with their son James, aged 5. H.S. Frisbie's occupation is given as merchant. In 1860, Mary, H.S., and James Frisbie are living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with Louisa James Hill. H.S. Frisbie's occupation is given as clerk. Not located in 1870 census. In 1880, Mary F.J. Frisbie was in Milwaukee working as the housekeeper for the Episcopal Bishop of Milwaukee. In 1890, as mentioned above, she was in Utica, NY, working as matron of the House of the Good Shepherd, where her sister Louisa Hill was assistant matron.. Additional information is in the Frisbie Genealogy by Edward S. Frisbie, 1919. (Mary Forman James is listed as Jones instead of James. ) In Orleans County cemetery records she is incorrectly listed as Mary L. Frisbie and it says she died in Attica, NY rather than Utica. Mary married Hiram Sayre Frisbie, son of Hiram Frisbie and Sally Sayre, on 4 Sep 1844. Hiram was born on 12 Nov 1819 in Verona, NY, died on 20 Jun 1871 in Holley, NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. The child from this marriage was James Sayre Frisbie was born on 1 Jun 1845 in Holley, NY and died about 1913 in last known residence Chicago, IL. James married Katherine T C O'Sullivan (b. 10 Mar 1859, d. After 1910) on 9 Feb 1880. James next married Matie Louise Smith (b. 28 Aug 1871, d. After 1913).
:# Ann James was born about 1825 in Sweden, NY and died after 1845. appears in her grandfather's probate, as a minor. no record after that.
:# Harriet James was born on 29 Oct 1826 in Sweden, NY, died on 12 May 1894 in Utica, NY, and was buried on 18 May 1894 in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Harriet James married in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 26, 1846, Charles Corydon Cotton (February 9, 1818-August 25, 1865), born in Attica, Wyoming County, NY, son of Owen Cotton and Hannah Earll. (Names and dates from Reverend John Cotton and a Cotton Genealogy by Laverne C. Cotton, 1945. Unfortunately, in this genealogy Mr. Cotton gave birth information for the wrong Harriet Cotton and that information appears in a number of places.) Charles Cotton was a lawyer, practicing in Milwaukee. It seems likely that Harriet James, after the death of her parents, had joined her widowed sister Louisa, thirteen years her senior, in Milwaukee and met Charles Cotton there. Harriet James Cotton and her husband appear in the 1850 census living with Louisa James Hill in Milwaukee. In 1860 they were in Milwaukee with their two sons. In 1870, after the death of her husband, Harriet had moved in once again with Louisa James Hill. In 1880 Harriet and Louisa appear in the census in Cleveland, Ohio, living with Harriet's son William James Cotton. She died in Utica, NY where her sisters Louisa Hill and Mary F. James Frisbie were living although it's not clear how long she may have been living there. Harriet James Cotton and her husband are buried in Forest Home Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, per that cemetery's records. Harriet James and Charles Cotton had at least three children. (There's a record of a child's death of a Harriet Cotton (1848-February, 1850) in Murray, NY in Orleans County Vital Records. There is no Cotton family living in Murray or nearby at the time. It may have been that Harriet was in Murray visiting her family.) Harriet married Charles Corydon Cotton, son of Owen Cotton and Hannah Earll, on 26 Aug 1846 in Milwaukee, WI. Charles was born on 9 Feb 1818 in Attica, NY, died on 25 Aug 1865 in Milwaukee, WI, and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Children from this marriage were: Edward H Cotton was born in 1849 in Milwaukee, WI, died on 26 Sep 1850 in Milwaukee, WI, and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Charles James Cotton was born on 10 Mar 1856 in Milwaukee, WI,died on 12 Jul 1888 in Milwaukee, WI, and was buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milwaukee WI. Charles married Eleanor Davidson Quin (b. 4 Feb 1863, d. 30 Nov 1921). William James Cotton was born in 1858 in Milwaukee, WI and died after 1910 in last known residence Baltimore, MD. William married Edna Warren (b. 18 Apr 1862, d. After 1900).

Anna C. James was born on 3 Apr 1784 in Stephentown, NY and died on 1 Oct 1873 in Sweden, NY. From Family History of Central NY, pp.635-637 Entry for Benjamin Sheldon: "He was a blacksmith and became one of the pioneer settlers of Monroe County, NY , settling in the town of Sweden, about seventeen miles from Rochester." Goes on to give names & dates and places of children’s births, but no death or marriage info except for Dewitt Clinton Sheldon and then, forward, about Dewitt's son Charles B. Sheldon. From the birthplaces of the children, Sheldons arrived in Sweden before November, 1808. Anna lived with son Dewitt, on the family farm, after her husband's death. The only other children that have been located are Electa who married Varnum(?) Baird or Bayard--they appear next door to Benjamin & Anna Sheldon in the 1840 & 1850 censuses. Name is spelled Baird in 1840 & Bayard in 1850. In neither case is the husband's name very clear, I'm not 100% sure it's Varnum, and I haven't been able to locate the family after 1850. John Alson Sheldon appears to be the same man who lived in Perrysburg, Cattaraugus County in 1840 & 1850 (not in the 1855 NYS census of Cattaraugus County) and in 1860, 1870 & 1880 in Vienna, Genesee County, Michigan with wife Lucinda. 1850 & 1860 show child Betsy A. who is the same age as child who later is Annie M, married to John F. Loomis. Anna married Benjamin Sheldon, son of William Sheldon and Abigail Udell, on 24 Jan 1805 in Stephentown, NY. Benjamin was born on 5 Jan 1785 in Stephentown, NY, died on 3 May 1854 in Sweden, NY,and was buried in Polly Cemetery Monroe County, NY.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Benjamin Lee Sheldon was born on 24 Dec 1805 in Stephentown, NY.
:# Arthur Anna Sheldon was born on 6 Nov 1806 in Stephentown, New York.
:# May Julia Sheldon was born on 29 Nov 1808 in Sweden, NY.
:# James Alson Sheldon was born on 3 Feb 1811 in Sweden, NY and died on 17 Sep 1887 in Vienna, Michigan. James married Lucinda (Sheldon). Lucinda was born about 1800 in NY and died after 1880 in last known residence Vienna, Michigan. Children from this marriage were: Annie (Betsy?) Sheldon was born about 1839 in NY and died after 1910 in last known residence Vienna, Michigan. Annie married John F Loomis (b. Abt 1840, d. After 1910). Jane M Sheldon was born about 1850 in NY and died after 1870. William J Sheldon was born about 1848 in NY and died before 1860.
:# Phoebe Eliza Sheldon was born on 13 Feb 1813 in Sweden, New York.
:# Electa Calista Sheldon was born on 14 May 1815 in Sweden, NY. Electa married Varnum? Bayard or Baird. Varnum? was born about 1815 in New York. Children from this marriage were: Lilipha Bayard or Baird was born about 1838 in NY. Frances E Bayard or Baird was born about 1842 in NY.
:# Harriet Adeline Sheldon was born on 26 Nov 1817 in Sweden, New York.
:# Abigail Elvira Sheldon was born on 12 Jan 1820 in Sweden, New York.
:# Eleanor M Sheldon was born on 1 May 1822 in Sweden, NY.
:# Dewitt Clinton Sheldon was born on 14 Oct 1825 in Sweden, NY, died on 11 Jul 1896 in Holley, NY, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Married January 1, 1846 in Holley, Orleans County, NY Elvira Pennell (March 14, 1827-March, 1903) of Holley, daughter of Epaphrus Pennell and Sarah Bradley. From William Cutter's Genealogical and Family History of Central NY, “ ...he inherited the homestead farm in Sweden which he cultivated until his retirement. He was a member of the Baptist church, and in politics a Democrat.” He and his wife are buried in Hillside Cemetery, Clarendon, Orleans County, NY. Dewitt married Elvira Pennell on 1 Jan 1846 in Holley, NY. Elvira was born on 14 Mar 1827 in Orleans County, NY, died on 18 Mar 1903,and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Children from this marriage were: Helen Sheldon was born about 1855 in NY. Helen married George Pennell. Adelaide Sheldon was born about 1848 in NY and died about 1864 in NY. Charles B Sheldon was born on 9 Jun 1856 in Sweden, NY and died after 1918 in Westfield, NY. Charles married Frances Louise Beadle (b. 4 Aug 1857, d. 1945) on 15 Dec 1881. Harriet P Sheldon was born about 1862 in NY. Harriet married Walter Beadle. Ada M Sheldon was born in 1866, died on 1 Sep 1957, and was buried in Hillside Cemetery Clarendon, NY. Ada married John Maurice Brown (b. 30 Nov 1868, d. 16 Nov 1945).

Uriah Lee James was born in 1786 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1860 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Uriah L. James served in the War of 1812 as a lieutenant in Atchinson's Regiment and in Stewart's Comapny, Riflemen, NY Volunteers. He appears in the 1820 census in Sweden, NY with himself, his wife and two boys under ten and two girls under 10. In 1830 the census shows him in Gaines, NY with himself, is wife, one male 5-10, one male 10-15, one male 15-20, one female under 5, one female 10-15 and one female 15-20. In 1840 he had moved to Alamo, Michigan where the census shows two boys in addition to himself and his wife. In 1850 he is listed in Alamo as aged 64, his wife Lucinda aged 50 and son Oscar, 18 years old. In 1860, Lucinda had died and he was living with his son John and his family. Only John and Oscar are ever named in the censuses as living with Uriah. There appear to have been at least seven children. No proof that Amos Delos James is another son but it appears likely because of his name and the fact that he was born in Monroe County and, unlike the other people surnamed James living in Orleans County who were born in Monroe County, he is not a child of Uriah's brother William.Wife Lucinda's maiden name comes from the death record of her son John. It seems possible that her name may have been Frink rather than Fink. There were several Frink families around Orleans/Monroe at the time of their marriage, Finks were farther away. Uriah James wrote several depositions on his stepmother's behalf, included in his father's pension files. History of Kalamazoo County Michigan by Samuel W. Durant (pub. 1880) states "Uriah L. James came in 1837 and worked a farm on section 12 on shares. His son John later purchased 140 acres, embracing this farm, and now resides upon it." (page 296). The following page has a full page illustration of the "residence of John W. James, Alamo" with a handsome house and tidy looking farm. In the same section there are biographical sketches of Thomas G. Carpenter and his wife Lydia James Carpenter, Uriah James' half-sister. Mr. Carpenter was interviewed for the sketch and he said that he moved to Alamo from Orleans County, NY in the spring of 1837 "owing to severe losses." He describes the journey from Orleans County, with a team of horses, as taking 13 days. It's likely that Uriah James and his family made the journey with them, perhaps for the same reason, financial losses, as Uriah did not seem to own his farm at the beginning. I have looked for possible children in both Orleans County, NY and Kalamazoo County, Michigan but have not found any possibilities. Uriah married Lucinda Fink about 1815 in NY. Lucinda was born about 1800 in NY and died before 1860 in Michigan.

:Children from this marriage were:
:# Amos Delos James was born in 1816 in Monroe County, New York,(3) died on 16 Jan 1890 in Ridgeway, NY,(3) and was buried in West Gaines Cemetery, Gaines, NY. No proof that Amos Delos James is another son but it appears likely because of his name and the fact that he was born in Monroe County at a time when only William James & his brother Uriah are the only people surnamed James who are appear to be in the area. Not a son of William so likely Uriah's son.Seems to have gone by the name Del. No children. Amos married Anna Lamont, daughter of Pratt Tyler Lamont and Polly Drake. Anna was born in 1825, died in 1882, and was buried in West Gaines Cemetery, Gaines, NY.
:# John N James was born on 21 Jul 1822 in NY and died in 1905 in Alamo, Michigan. John married Laura Russell. Laura was born in Aug 1835 in NY and died after 1910 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Children from this marriage were: John R James was born in 1863 in Michigan and died before 1900. Charles W James was born in 1865 in Michigan and died in 1937 in Alamo, Michigan. Charles married Lillian Emma (James) (b. Abt 1874, d. 4 Aug 1958). Earl (e) James was born on 15 Jul 1871 in Alamo, Michigan and died after 1930 in last known residence Plainwell, Allegan County, Michigan. Earl married Carrie B (James) (b. Abt 1876, d. After 1930). Grace Mae James was born in 1874 in Michigan and died in 1961 in Alamo, Michigan.
:# Oscar L James was born in 1832 in NY and died after 1910 in last known residence Grand Rapids, MI. Oscar married Hattie (James). Hattie was born in 1840 in Wisconsin. Children from this marriage were: Jessie M James was born in 1865. Linford O James was born in 1868 and died after 1920 in last known residence Racine, Wisconsin. Linford married Johannah (James) (b. Abt 1869, d. After 1920) about 1900. Jennie James was born in 1873 in Alamo, Michigan. Harry L James was born in 1879 in Michigan and died after 1930 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Michigan. Harry married Nina (James) (b. Abt 1881, d. After 1930).

Samuel B James was born in Jun 1788 in Stephentown, NY and died on 18 Feb 1864 probably in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Most of what is known about Samuel B. James comes from the biographical sketch of his son Seymour G. James printed in the Cherokee County, Iowa, Biographical History (copied below). Samuel B. James and his wife Anna Bailey (probably the daughter of Amaziah Bailey and Asenath Mansfield of Nassau, Rensselaer County, NY) moved to Monroe County after 1812 but before 1819. They appear in the 1820 census in Bergen, NY with two boys and two girls. (Bergen is about five miles from Sweden where his brothers William and Uriah and sister Anne James Sheldon were living.) Anna Bailey died about 1822. Seymour James states that his grandfather came for him at that time and took him back to Stephentown. Also in 1822 Amaziah, the oldest child of Samuel B. James went to Batavia, New York to learn the printing trade. How long Amaziah remained in Batavia and whether his father was near by isn't clear. Nor is it clear when Samuel B. James became a lawyer. Samuel B. James appears to have remarried by 1826 or so, wife's name Elizabeth, and had at least one child with her--Robert appears in the 1850 census, a student, aged 23. There is a younger male child in the 1840 census who would seem to be the child referred to in a newspaper article: “James, Samuel B. a seven year old boy of his drowned near a wharf by the Oswegatchie bridge in Ogdensburg on June 30, 1843. He was playing with friends and stepped backwards and fell into the river. His father arrived just in time to see the lifeless body pulled from the river.” From the same source: “James, Julia A. married at the Ogdensburg residence of A.B. James Aug. 7, 1849 by Rev. H.R. Peters, George Morris, attorney at law, to Miss Julia A. James” (Both from the Saint Lawrence Republican & General Advertiser, copied from US Genweb, St. Lawrence County, NY) This is the same Julia James Morris who had Louisa Vincent James Coon living with her in 1870. It seems likely that she is Samuel B. James' daughter by Elizabeth but she doesn't seem to appear in the 1840 census. From the information in the Genealogical and Family History of Northern NY it would seem that Samuel B. James practiced law in Rensselaer County. In 1830 the census lists him as living in Sand Lake, Rensselaer County but there is just a name, no enumeration of family members. Samuel's son Amaziah says he came to Saint Lawrence County about 1831. His brother Seymour was there by 1833. It may be that Samuel B. James moved there about that time. He was definitely there by 1840. In the 1850 census he is listed as a magistrate in Ogdensburg, Saint Lawrence County, living with wife Elizabeth, son Robert and a woman, widowed, named Agnes Gardner--I'm unclear about that relationship. In 1860 Samuel B. James is in the census of Blue Earth County, Minnesota with his daughter Ann James Marvin and her family. He is listed as a lawyer. It's unclear if he died in Minnesota or in Saint Lawrence County, NY. From the Cherokee County (Iowa) Biographical History - 1889: “S. G. JAMES was born in Monroe County, NY, January 20, 1819. His parents were Samuel B. and Anna (Bailey) James, natives of Rensselaer County, NY. He is the youngest of four children; his eldest brother is the widely-known Amaziah B. James, who represented the Ogdensburg District in Congress for two terms as successor to Hon. W. H. Wheeler, when that gentleman resigned to accept the nomination to the Vice Presidency. He had early became an able attorney, and was elected a justice of the Supreme Bench of NY about 1852. He filled that position faithfully and honorably for nearly a quarter of century. It was his son, Henry R. James, a publisher of Ogdensburg, who nominated Mr. Wheeler Vice President at Cincinnati in a forcible and telling speech. Edward C. James, a prominent attorney of NY City, is the only living son of Judge James. After two terms in Congress Judge James chose to retire from public life, and the remainder of his days were passed pleasantly at Ogdensburg in his elegant home, where he died July 6, 1885. His widow, who also comes form a remarkable family, still survives him. One sister, Mary L., was the wife of James G. Wilson, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, where she died three years since. The remaining sister, Ann, wife of R. J. Marvin, resides in Garden City, Minnesota. The family is of Welsh origin, and settled at an early date in Rhode Island, where Amos James, S. G.'s grandfather was born. The subject of this notice, S. G. James, lost his mother when he was three years of age. He was taken by his grandfather, Amos James, to Rensselaer County, where he remained until he was fourteen years old. He then went to Ogdensburg where his brother, Amaziah, was publishing a paper called the Northern Light, an anti-Masonic organ. Entering this office he learned the printer's trade, and remained there seven years, the last four years being foreman. His brother sold out meantime, and the paper became successively the Ogdensburg Times and Advertiser and the Ogdensburg Sentinel. He then returned to Rensselaer County, NY, and in July 16, 1844, was united in marriage to Miss Emma C. Lewis, a native of that county. Mr. James engaged in farming and lived mainly in St. Lawrence County until 1854, when he emigrated to Wisconsin, settling in Fond du Lac County. He farmed for eleven years, and then was in the grain trade at Brandon, and about eight years in the lumber business at the same place. In the summer of 1876 he discovered that there was land beyond, and chose Iowa for his future home. He bought his fertile farm and began his improvements upon it. His place adjoins the town limits of Aurelia, and is situate upon a ridge of ground making it a most desirable tract of land. Mr. James and his excellent wife have reared a family of four children: Lewis M., the oldest, is an engineer, residing in NY City; Anna B., wife of Henry E. Durland; Fred S. and Charley E. Fred S. holds the responsible position of train dispatcher at Fort Dodge, on the Illinois Central Railroad. He is the youngest train dispatcher in the country, and his friends may well be proud of his rapid rise in his profession. He was but twenty years of age when called to fill this position. S. C. James cast his first vote for William Henry Harrison, and has missed but one Presidential election since that time, always supporting the Republican party. He has twice passed all of the chairs of the I.O.O.F. Lodge. Respected by all who know him, he stands for what he is; plain in speech, earnest in convictions of right and wrong, be it said to his praise that there should be more like him.” James family entry in "Genealogical and Family History of Northern New York" says of Samuel B. James "He entered the legal profession and was one of the most prominent lawyers in Rensselaer County in the first half of the last century." Samuel married Anna Bailey in Sep 1811 in Nassau, Rensselaer County, New York. Anna was born about 1790 in Rensselaer County, NY and died about 1822 in Monroe County, NY.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Amaziah Bailey James was born on 1 Jul 1812 in Stephentown, New York and died on 6 Jul 1883 in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, NY. From "Our County and Its People: a memorial record of St. Lawrence County, NY": At the age of 6 (about 1818) went with his father to Western NY. At the age of 14 (about 1822) began to learn printing trade in Batavia, NY. 1831-came to Ogdensburg (St. Lawrence County) 1832-began publishing The Northern Light an anti-Masonic newspaper. Newspaper changed its name to The Times and Advertiser and became leading Whig paper of the county. 1836 Captain of Ogdensburg Artillery; promoted to Major of the Militia. Took part in Patriot War in Canada. 1838-admitted to the bar after studying with James G. Hopkins. 1853-1876 served on NY State Supreme Court 1861-appointed to the Peace Convention in Washington 1876-1880-United States Congressman, resigned due to paralysis. His official congressional biography: “JAMES, Amaziah Bailey, a Representative from NY; born in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, N.Y., July 1, 1812; moved with his father to Sweden, Monroe County, N.Y., in 1814; pursued an academic course; at the age of fourteen was apprenticed to the printer’s trade in Batavia, N.Y.; moved to Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, N.Y., in 1831 and established the Northern Light, a weekly newspaper; later became part owner of the Times and Advertiser, the Whig paper of the county; captain of the Ogdensburg Artillery in 1836; afterward promoted to major general of militia; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1838 and commenced practice in Ogdensburg; elected justice of the State supreme court in 1853; reelected in 1861 and again in 1869 and served until 1876; member of the peace convention of 1861 held in Washington, D.C., in an effort to devise means to prevent the impending war; elected as a Republican to the Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth Congresses (March 4, 1877-March 3, 1881); while serving his second term in Congress was stricken with paralysis, from which he partially recovered; died in Ogdensburg, N.Y., July 6, 1883; interment in the City Cemetery. Amaziah married Lucia Williams Ripley, daughter of Christopher Ripley and Julia Caulkins, on 8 Dec 1836. Lucia was born on 5 Apr 1819 in Windham, Connecticut and died in 1901 in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence County, NY Children from this marriage were: Henry Ripley James was born on 3 Feb 1839 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died on 31 Jan 1882 in Saint Lawrence County, NY. Henry married Harriet Jane Fairchild (b. 30 Sep 1838, d. After 1880) on 27 Nov 1861. Henry Ripley James (1839-1882) was a newspaper publisher in St. Lawrence County and also owned a paper mill. He apparently took an active interest in republican politics but preferred not to run for office Edward Christopher James was born on 1 May 1841 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died on 24 Mar 1901 in Palm Beach, Florida. Edward married Sarah Welles Perkins (b. 8 Mar 1841, d. 3 Dec 1880) on 16 Nov 1864. Much biographical material availbale on Edward C. James, a prominent attorney and colonel in the Civil War. Also on his daughter Sally James Franham, a sculptor of considerable note.
:# Mary L James was born in 1813 in NY and died about 1886 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Michigan. Mary L James and family appear in the 1850 census in Louisville, St Lawrence County, NY Unlocated in 1860. In 1870 she was in Cooper, Kalamazoo County, Michigan with her husband and sons Charles and Morris. In the 1880 census she was enumerated with her sister in Minnesota, saying she was "visiting." The rest of her family doesn't appear to be in Kalamazoo County at that time so uncertain what became of them. In 1889 her brother Seymour G. James describes her as being dead three years and calls her of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Mary married James G. Wilson. James was born about 1798 in NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Cooper, Kalamazoo County, MI. Children from this marriage were:. James Wilson was born about 1834 in NY. Ann Wilson was born about 1838 in NY. Charles S Wilson was born about 1843 in NY. George Wilson was born about 1847 in NY. Morris Wilson was born about 1850 in NY.
:# Ann James was born in 1815 in NY and died after 1900 in last known residence Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 1850 living in Louisville, St Lawrence County NY In 1860, 1870 & 1880 living in Blue Earth County, Minnesota. In 1880 with sister Mary L Wilson--census says "visiting." In the 1900 census, Ann James Marvin was living in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her daughter Jennie. Children's names and birth dates are from the US Census Ann married Robert J Marvin. Robert was born about 1812 in NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Blue Earth County, Minnesota. Children from this marriage were: James R Marvin was born about 1834 in NY. William R Marvin was born about 1838 in NY and died after 1880 in last known residence Watonwan, Minnesota. William married Jean (Marvin) (b. Abt 1840, d. After 1880). Julia Marvin was born on 18 Feb 1850 in Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY and died after 1880 in last known residence Blue Earth County, Minnesota. Julia married Frank Thurston (b. 1844, d. After 1880) on 11 Jan 1865. Jennie Marvin was born on 18 Feb 1850 in Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY and died after 1900 in last known residence Minneapolis, Minnesota. Jennie married George W Yates (b. Abt 1844, d. After 1900).
:# Seymour G James (aka S.G. James) was born on 20 Jan 1819 in Monroe County, New York and died after 1889 in last known residence Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa. was born on 20 Jan 1819 in Monroe County, NY and died after 1889 in last known residence Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa. Seymour James biography from Cherokee County, Iowa--see his father Samuel B. James. Census records: 1850--Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY .1860-Waupun, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin. 1870 Metomer, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin 1880-Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa with wife, Freddie and Charles. Seymour married Emma C. Lewis on 16 Jul 1844 in Rensselaer County, NY. Emma was born about 1827 in Rensselaer County, NY and died after 1889 in last known residence Pitcher, Cherokee County, Iowa. Children: Lewis M. James was born about 1845 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died after 1889 in last known residence New York, NY. Marion (Minnie) James was born about 1850 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died after 1870 in last known residence Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin. Anna B James was born in Dec 1856 in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin and died after 1920 in last known residence Long Beach, California. Anna married Henry E Durland (b. May 1850, d. After 1920) in 1880 in Iowa. Fred S James was born in Jul 1865 in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin and died after 1930 in last known residence Long Beach, California. Fred married Alice (b. Aug 1874). Fred next married Elizabeth (James) (b. Abt 1886, d. After 1930). Charles E James was born about 1868 in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin and died after 1920 in last known residence Cherokee County, Iowa. Charles married Arlie (James) (b. Abt 1874, d. After 1910).

Samuel next married Elizabeth (James)

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Robert James was born about 1826 in probably Rensselaer County, NY and died after 1850 in last known residence St. Lawrence County, NY.
:# Samuel B James was born about 1837 in Saint Lawrence County, NY and died in 1843 in Saint Lawrence County, New York. “James, Samuel B. a seven year old boy of his drowned near a wharf by the Oswegatchie bridge in Ogdensburg on June 30, 1843. He was playing with friends and stepped backwards and fell into the river. His father arrived just in time to see the lifeless body pulled from the river.”
:# Julia A James was born about 1829 in Rensselaer County, New York and died after 1880 in last known residence St. Lawrence County, NY. James, Julia A. married at the Ogdensburg residence of A.B. James Aug. 7, 1849 by Rev. H.R. Peters, George Morris, attorney at law, to Miss Julia A. James” (Both from the Saint Lawrence Republican & General Advertiser, copied from US Genweb, St. Lawrence County, NY) This is the same Julia James Morris who had Louisa Vincent James Coon living with her in 1870. It seems likely that she is Samuel B. James' daughter by Elizabeth but she doesn't seem to appear in the 1840 census

Sally James was born before 1790 in Stephentown, NY. Sally James is mentioned by her brother Uriah Lee James in Amos James' pension application as, to the best of his knowledge, living in 1848. She is mentioned in her father's will as being married to someone name Bowen. Judging by census records, she was probably born before 1790 as there are 3 females in the Amos James household in the census of that year, i.e. Polly Lee James, Anna C. James, and Sally James. But since females in the 1790 census were given no age brackets, it's difficult to know. No more about her is known. Couldn't be located at the time her father's will was probated. Sally married Unknown Bowen.

Amos James was born on 8 Aug 1796 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1881 in Point Douglas, Minnesota. Amos James (August 8, 1796-1881) was born in Stephentown, NY. He married Permelia Culver (August 5, 1800-September 1, 1877), daughter of Levi Culver and Lydia Train of Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY. They appear in the 1830 & 1840 censuses in Stephentown. In 1850 they are in Rensselaer County, enumerated in Nassau. By 1860 they had moved to Lee, McLeod County, Minnesota and were in Glendale, McLeod County, Minnesota in 1870. In the 1880 census Amos James was living in Pt. Douglas, Washington County, Minnesota with his son Thomas P. James. The children of Amos James & Permelia Culver, all presumably born in Stephentown, Rensselaer County, NY, (names and dates of children from LDS): Amos C. James, Lydia James, Daniel D. James, Mortimer James, William James, Louisa P. James, Thomas James, Hubbard James. Well documented elsewhere by their descendants.

Lydia James was born on 2 Dec 1797 in Stephentown, NY and died in 1891 in Alamo, Michigan. From History of Kalamazoo County Michigan, (has drawings of Thomas G. Carpenter & "Mrs. Thomas G. Carpenter") "This gentleman was born in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co, NY January 24, 1794. His grandfather Samuel Carpenter was a native of England and settled in Stephentown very early with his family. His son Greenman Carpenter (father of Thomas G. entered land on the Connecticut tract in the town of Sweden, now in Monroe Co., NY, in 1811, and in 1812 his son occupied it, the remainder of the family not removing to it as was originally intended. Thomas Carpenter enlisted in the War of 1812-15 and served one year. After his term of service had expired, he returned home, and was married to Miss Liddie James, March 10, 1816. They moved to Sweden township, and redeemed one hundred acres of land which had been entered by Mr. Carpenter's father, and lived upon it for nineteen years, during which period eight children were born to them. In the spring of 1837, owing to severe losses, Mr. Carpenter removed with his family to Michigan, and settled in the township of Alamo, Kalamazoo Co. The entire distance from the old home in NY was traversed with a team, the journey occupying thirteen days time. Mr. Carpenter built the first frame building in the township, and still resides in it. When he came West, he had a large family to care for, and the sum of five dollars and ten cents constituted his financial balance, and he possessed no stock of any kind except his team. But he was of that rugged pioneer type which brings men safely through difficulties, and though adversity frowned upon him for a time, he at length prospered. he is an old time Democrat in politics, and has held positions as township treasurer in Alamo, and various other offices. He and his venerable wife have been married nearly sixty four years, and are both still living: his wife is eighty years of age--six years younger than the "old pioneer," whose name is at the head of this article. Both are members of the Methodist Church. The oldest son, James J. Carpenter, married a daughter of Luther Chamberlain, of Cooper township, and resides with his father-in-law. George W. Married Miss Maria Wilson, and lives at home with his parents. The remaining children are married, and scattered over the country, one living in Kansas, another living in California, one in Wisconsin, and one in Prairie Rondo township, Kalamazoo Co." Names of children come from census and information above except Nancy Carpenter who appears in LDS files and Phoebe Carpenter whose name comes from DAR Records. Lydia married Thomas Greenman Carpenter, son of Greenman Carpenter and Nancy (Carpenter, wife of Greenman Carpenter), on 10 Mar 1816 in Stephentown, NY. Thomas was born on 24 Jan 1794 in Stephentown, NY and died after 1880 in Alamo, Michigan.

:Children from this marriage were:

:# Phebe Carpenter was born in 1818 in NY(16) and died after 1880 in last known residence Whitewater, Wisconsin. Phebe married Hiram Janes Hiram Janes, son of Hiram Janes and Hannah Andrews, on 4 Mar 1847. Hiram was born on 16 Mar 1814 in Vermont and died on 11 Mar 1867 in Johnstown, Rock County, Wisconsin Children’s names available through Janes family records.
:# Nancy Carpenter was born in 1820 in Sweden, NY and died in 1890 in Michigan. Nancy married Alonzo Pomeroy on 25 Mar 1839 in Rensselaer County, NY. Alonzo was born in Jan 1816 in Rensselaer County, NY and died on 11 Nov 1876 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Children from this marriage were: James A Pomeroy was born on 16 Apr 1840 in Rensselaer County,NY and died in 1927 in Schoolcraft, Kalamazoo County, Michigan. James married Marion Shaver (b. 1838, d. After 1880) in 1866 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Sarah Armissa Pomeroy was born on 24 Sep 1847 in Mattewan, Van Buren County, Michigan. Sarah married Francis Joseph Fellows on 26 Oct 1868 in Michigan.
:# James Carpenter was born about 1825 in NY and died after 1880 in Cooper, Michigan, probably. James married Emily Chamberlain on 23 Nov 1854 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
:# Apolona Carpenter was born about 1829 in NY and died on 4 May 1916 in Alamo, Michigan. Apolona married John B Wheeler, son of John B Wheeler and Charlotte (Wheeler), on 8 Aug 1852 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. John was born about 1824 in Canada and died on 23 Oct 1902 in Alamo, Michigan. The child from this marriage was: Frank Wheeler was born about 1863 in Michigan and died after 1880 in last known residence Alamo, Kalamazoo County, MI.
:# Amos Carpenter was born about 1834 in NY.
:# George W Carpenter was born on 21 Oct 1835 in NY and died on 30 Nov 1904 in Alamo, Michigan George married Maria (Eunice M) Wilson (b. Abt 1840, d. After 1900) on 20 Feb 1856 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Children seen in 1880 census in Alamo, Michigan, but not located after: : Demetrious Carpenter was born about 1856 in Alamo, Michigan Anson Carpenter was born about 1866 in Alamo, Michigan and Flora B Carpenter was born on 6 Mar 1871 in Alamo, Michigan .
:# Louisa Carpenter was born in Dec 1837 in NY(9) and died after 1900 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Louisa married William M Woodward on 13 Oct 1855 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. William was born in Sep 1835 in NY(9) and died after 1900 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Children from this marriage were; (names appear in a family tree on Genealogy.com) Delmer (Delmar) Merritt Woodward was born about 1859 in Michigan and died after 1910 in last known residence Utica, NY. Delmer married Lulu E Wattles (b. Abt 1860, d. 1900 ?) on 27 Dec 1880 in Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Delmer next married Anna Lillis (b. Abt 1874) about 1901. Harrvey James Woodward was born about 1864 in Michigan and died after 1930 in last known residence Norristown, Pennsylvania. Harvey married Kate (Katherine?) Nelson (b. Abt 1870, d. After 1930) about 1905. Rescom Hart Woodward was born about 1869 in Michigan and died aftter 1910 in last known residence Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, MI. Orin Jonathan Woodward was born on 14 Feb 1874 in Cooper, Kalamazoo County, Michigan and died after 1880 in last known residence Kalamazoo County, MI.
:# Edwin Carpenter was born about 1842 in Michigan.

== The Will of Amos James ==
Probated May 5, 1845 
Will written & witnessed February 6, 1832

(A note from the transcriber: From Sampubco, an 11 page photocopy. Nine pages in regard to probate matters, dealing largely with statements from the heirs agreeing that they had been notified, and two statements from the will’s witnesses, Minerva Babcock and Harriet Chadsey (in 1845 Harriet Brown) that they were in fact witnesses. In the time that had elapsed between the writing of the will and Amos James’ death, his son William James had died. Therefore William James’ children were named as heirs, below. Those children were Alvinza Lee James, Louisa James Hill, William Vincent James, Charles James, Sarah Vincent James, Mary Forman James, Ann James and Harriet James. I apologize for the number of “(illegible)s”, the handwriting of the clerk, though neat, is sometimes difficult to decipher. Transcribed by Nancy Winklepleck)

=== Notified heirs ===

* Phebe James, widow of Town of Stephentown, Rensselaer County, State of New York
* Anne Sheldon of the Town of Sweden, County of Monroe, State of New York
* Uriah L. James of the Town of Cooper, Kalamazoo County, State of Michigan
* Samuel B. James of Ogdensburgh Village, St. Lawrence County, State of New York
* Lydia Carpenter of the Town of Cooper, Kalamazoo County, State of Michigan
* Alvinza James of the Town of Clarkson, Orleans County, State of New York
* William James & Charles James, both of Town of Shelby, Orleans County, aforesaid,
* Ambrose H. Sheldon of the City of Troy in the County of Rensselaer, State of New York,
* Special Guardian of Harriet James & Ann James, Minors
* Louisa Hill, George James, Sarah James, Mary James & Sally Bowen, whose places
* Of residence after diligent (illegible) cannot be certained?

=== The will ===

In the name of God, amen, I, Amos James of Stephentown, County of Rensselaer, & State of New York, being sick & feeble in body, but of sound mind & memory, thanks be given to Almighty God for the same, & taking into consideration the mortality of the body & knowing that it is appointed to all men once to die, do make today? this my last Will & Testament & principally & first of all I give & (illegible) my soul on to the hand of Almighty God & shall give it one day my body & to the dusts to be buried in a decent Christian burial at the discretion of my Executor nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same (illegible) by the Mighty Power of God. I am (illegible) such worldly estate in wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me I give (illegible) & dispose of the same in the following manner & form. I give & bequeath to my well beloved son Amos James Jr. all my (illegible) land & together with my personal property to him & his heirs & assigns forever provided always & the above property both real & personal is given on these (illegible) conditions that my son Amos James Jr. aforesaid whom I hereby (illegible) & appoint sole executor to this my last Will & Testament & shall well & faithfully fulfill & perform as I hereafter direct & firstly I order & direct that my beloved wife Phebe shall possess & enjoy so long as she remains my widow the vast great room in the house I now live in, the bedroom south & the bedroom north of the same & the buttery joining north bedroom & a privilege in the buttery (illegible) room below & a privilege in the cellar & chamber. Also three cows & five sheep kept on the farm winter & summer to be well kept & the profits of them to the use of my wife to use & get her necessaries with what remains over getting her necessaries to be divided equally my son Amos James aforesaid & Lydia my daughter who is the wife of Thomas G. Carpenter, each to have half. I also order my executor to salt down for my wife 100 weighs of good pork & 100 weighs of good beef & to put in the cellar 10 barrels of cider & 10 weighs of apples raised on the farm. Also I order that my wife shall possess & have all my household furnishings to use & enjoy with all the above privileges so long as she shall remain my widow. Also firewood fitted for the fire. It is my will & I order my executor to pay the following sums of money & other property as directed two years after my death & the death of my wife. To my son William James fifty dollars. To my daughter Anna, the wife of Benjamin Sheldon, fifty dollars. Also to my son Uriah James fifty dollars & all my wearing apparel. The said wearing apparel to be delivered anytime when called for after my death. Also to pay my daughter Sally which is the wife of Bowen, fifty dollars & a good bed & bedding also to pay twelve dollars, fifty cents, to each of the children that was born to my son Samuel B. James by his first wife, & also to one of them namely Mary (illegible, perhaps Coon?) the value thereof if called for. Also to pay my daughter Lydia aforesaid fifty dollars together with a good bed & bedding. I also order that when my wife has done with my clock that it shall be given to Amos Culver James my grandson. I also order my desk be given to my granddaughter Axa Ann (?) James, after my wife has done with the same. I also order that Mary Ann Chatsey have home in my house so long as she remains single & if she shall marry to have a bed & bedding given to her. I also order that my Executor shall get decent Grave Stones & put to the Grave of my first wife & to my grave & also to the grave of my present wife & lay me so as to be between them. I also order that no charge shall be made against Seymour James my grandson that now lives with me for his bringing up. I also order the above sums of money shall be paid at the house where I now live in unless it is otherwise convenient for my Executor & the same in two years after my death & the death of my wife to be paid to the above named persons or their legal representatives. Ratifying & confirming this & no other to be my last will & testament this 6th day of February, A.D. 1832. In witness I have hereunto set my hand & seal in the presence of who in the presence of the testator & of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.

Amos James

John Babcock 
Minerva Babcock 
Harriet T. Chadsey 
(witnesses)

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Death Certificate for Amos James (1881)

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== Stephentown Adams Family ==
'''Written by [mailto:bjlee@gate.net Betty-Jane]'''

This is a brief chart of the Stephentown Adams family. They moved to Stephentown sometime between 1782 & 1786. They didn't stay long in Stephentown, moving in 1802 to Westmoreland, Oneida, Co., NY. Six of the eight children were born in Stephentown. (Betty-Jane Lee)

Robert Adams (1), b 1602 in England, d. 12 October 1682 in Newbury, Mass. m. (1) Eleanor Wilmot. She d. 12 June 1677 in Newbury, Mass. m. (2) Sarah Glover Short, 6 February 1677/78. Tailor by trade. It is believed he came from Devonshire, and to have been a son of Robert and Elizabeth Sharlon or Sharland, and connected with the Ap Adams pedigree and thus through that connection to have been a cousin of Henry Adams of Braintree (Quincy, Mass) the ancestor of the Presidents, John
and John Quincy Adams.

:7th child Jacob, (2) b 23 April 1649, Newbry, Mass; November 1717 Boston, Mass. m. Anna Allen 7 April 1677, b. 3 January 1657/58 in Dorchester, Mass.

:9th child Daniel, (3) b. abt March 1681 in Suffield, m. 24 December 1712 Mary Lane Sykes, Suffield Ct. d. 20 March 1756, Suffield, Conn. She m (1) 22 December 1707 Johathan Sikes son of Victory Sikes & Elizabeth Burt.

:The 8th child Daniel (4) b. 30 April 1725, Suffied Conn. m. Rebecca Kendall, 6 July 1747, she was b. 24 June 1727.

:The 4th child Gideon (5) b. 19 January 1754 in Suffiel, Conn, he d. 1833 in Verona, Oneida Co. NY. m. Rhonda Hanchett, b. 8 May 1755 in Suffield, Conn, d. abt 1854 in Rome, NY.
::Children:
::# Calvin, b. 18 October 1780, Suffield Conn, d. 8 March 1868 Verona NY, m. Martha Stilman, 28 December 1801 Watertown, Conn.
::# Charlotte, b. 2 October 1782, Suffield Conn. d. 23 December 1862, Verona, NY, m. Seth S. Sedgwick, 17 September 1801.
::# Rhoda. b. 7 July 1786, Stephentown, NY, d. 3 February 1867, in Busti, Chautauqua Co., NY.
::# Abby, b. June 1787 Stephentown, NY, m Chester Loomis, she d. age 72 on 24 January 1860 in Cicero, Onondaga Co., NY.
::# Horace, b. 16 October 1790 in Stephntown, NY, d. 6 December 1857 Rome, NY. m. (1) Sally Wylie, 1 January 1814, b. 1 August 1793, d. 19 November 1820; (2) Mary Lyndon, 11 February 1821, b. 21 April 1799, d, 17 November 1835; (3) Susanna Lawton Peckham, 20 April 1837, b. 15 November 1789, d. 13 March 1875
::# Rebecca, b. 1. April 1797 in Stephentown,NY, d. 15 August 1887 in So. Lyons, Mich. age, 92 yrs. m. Jotham Goodspeed, 14 October 1819, b. 17 April 1800, Madison Co., NY, d. Shiawassee, Mich, 8 November 1865.
::# Harvey, b. 14 December 1799, Stephentown, NY, d. 20 November 1872, brooklyn, Jackson Co., Mich. , m. Deborah Fields, 1821, b 1798, d. 13 October 1860.
::# Infant, died young.

:Gideon was a soldier in the Revolution and probably a Corporal in Capt. Edw. Griswold's Co., Col. Belden's Reg. at Peekskill, NY April 7 to May 4, 1 777. He received a pension at age 80 years. Was known as Capt. Gideon Adams.

My line continues with Rebecca & Jotham's 6th daughter Sarah Antoinette, b. 14 January 1836 in NY., d. 14 December 1899 in Lansing, Mich. buried in Freemont Cemetery, Bancroft, Mich. as were Rebecca Adams and Jotham Goodspeed. She married (1) Gilbert Fay, (2) DeForest Burnett. Their daughter was Minnie Mae Burnett, b. 17 May 1867, d. 1 September 1945. m. Charles E. Claflin 29 June 1887, b. 27 July 1867 Jackson, MI, d. 11 March 1935 Lansing, Mich. They had one daughter Ethel Burnett, b. 6 March 1891, Lansing, Mich. d. 20 March 1981, Greencastle, Ind. she m. Truman G. Yuncker 23 October 1915 in Lansing, Mich.
He was born 20 March 1891 in Bloomer Twp, Montcalm, Co., Mich. d. 8 January 1964, in Greencastle, Ind. They had 2 daughters. (me) Betty-Jane Claflin, and Barbara Ann. Barbara Ann b. 11 November 1921, d. 1 January 1996 in New York City.

Minnie Mae & Charles are buried in Mt Evergren Cemetery, Jackson, Mich. as are Ethel and Truman. and Barbara Ann.

Note: Gideon bought land with another man a couple times while living in Stephentown, I saw the information when I was at the Historical Soc. there a few years ago, but I do not seem to have it now. I would like to get back and get copies of the information. I have a place in Canaan, Columbia Co., about 14 miles to the south along Rte. 22, and probably will be up there in the summer, so maybe I can get to the Historical Soc. to go through the files to see what I can find. They didn't have much on the family so I sent them the information I am sending to you.

=== Sources ===
==== Adams family ====
Adams, Andrew N. ''A Genealogical History of Robert Adams, of Newbury, MA and His Descendants. 1635-1900'' Rutland, VT: Tuttle Press, 1900.

==== Sikes Family ====
Creellman, Talulah (Sikes). ''Sikes Family notes''. Reference from Arthur M. Sikes, Jr. "All known Sikes/Sykes desendants of Richard Sikes".

==== Goodspeed Family ====
Goodspeed, W.A. ''History of the Goodspeed Family''. Chicago, Ill., 1905.

==== Claflin Family ====
Wight, Charles H. ''Genealogy of the Claflin Faamily''. New York: Press of William Graeen.

If you have any question please write to me and I will help all I can. 
Betty-Jane

==Adams Family in Berlin, NY==
(Note from Tina) There was an Adams family in Berlin, which is "next door" to Stephentown. Since this family was known to my Stephentown family, I am going to recount the story of the Berlin Adams family as written by Rev. Ernest D. Smith.

=== "The Adams Family and the Stolen Silo" ===
'''By Rev. Ernest Dale Smith'''

"I heard it but I didn't believe it. I have known of automobiles being stolen, and of large oil trucks stolen. People have lost cows and boats and just about everything else, but when I heard that a large silo had been stolen, it didn't seem possible, and I confess that I laughed loud and long. And it couldn't have happened to a nicer man.

John Dalton Adams lives in Berlin. Most of his friends know him just as Dalton. He lives today at the age of 85 in the same house that he was born in. (This story was written in 1977 and Dalton died in 1980) His grandfather, John Dalton Adams built this house and the maple trees that grow all around it were planted on the day that Abraham Lincoln was shot and killed. I wanted to see Dalton because I had read somewhere that the great man of the Revolution, Samuel Adams, had descendants living in Berlin. I thought that Dalton might be one of them and I was correct; but in my visit, he started telling me about this house and when he showed me some pictures, I noticed two silos in them that aren't there now. I asked him about them and he told me that he had taken the small one down and built a house with the lumber, but that the large one had been stolen. What? I asked, "A silo really stolen?"

Many years ago, Dalton was approached by a stranger who asked him if he could buy the large silo. Dalton wasn't ready to sell at that time, and no deal was made. In fact, all Dalton knew of the stranger was that he had Massachusetts plates on his truck. Later, Dalton went to visit relatives in Ohio, and he took Mrs. Adams with him. A few days later, when he returned, his silo had disappeared. It had over 3, 000 feet of lumber in it. All the iron was gone too; only the foundation was left. Who had done this? No one ever found out. It had just vanished. Strange things happen in the Lebanon and Taconic Valleys, but how can you lose a silo without someone seeing it go?? Well, it went and it didn't come back. Maybe someone in Massachusetts will see this Vally Tale and return the silo.

John Dalton Adams isn't one to cry long over a misfortune. He comes from a line of people who had learned to take whatever life throws their way. Dalton's ancestor on his father's side was Samuel Adams, who had been called in American History the "Father of the Revolution." Samuel Adams was the second cousin of John Adams, the second President of the United States. So you can see that Dalton comes from Patriot blood.

In the fifteen years before the American Revolution, that is, 1760 to 1775, Samuel Adams was above all the other patriots of that era, foremost in encouraging his fellow men to open rebellion. The Tories of that day said that Samuel was "the first man to speak of independency," which to British sympathizers meant treason. It was Samuel Adams who rallied the Bostonians to proclaim their opposition to the Stamp Tax in 1755. It was Samuel Adams who got his fellow citizens to vote against the trade tax that Parliament imposed on sugar. It was Samuel
Adams who organized the Boston Tea Party. When the early Patriots banded themselves together and called themselves the Sons of Liberty, the British called this organization "Sam Adams Mohawks". The greatest personal drive for independence in America prior to the Battle of Bunker Hill was coaching skill and leadership of Samuel Adams, yet this man sought no credit for it all. Probably the greatest tribute made in regard to this man was made by the Tory Boston Governor Hutchinson when he said, "Samuel Adams is leader of the greatest adventure in democracy this world has ever seen."

The town of Berlin is proud to have the fifth generation of Samuel Adams as one it its citizens. Samuel married Sarah and in 1787 had a son named John Adams who married Elizabeth Clark in 1816. She died in Berlin in 1873 at age 83. In 1818 they had had a son named John Dalton Adams who built the house where the silos were. In 1843 he married Lucretia Crandall in the New Lebanon Congregational Church. They had a son born in 1859 named Myron Daniel Adams, who married Emma S. Austin in 1892, and that same year our John Dalton Adams was born. He is as independent today as was his ancestor, Samuel. His mind is as keen as that of a yound man. His children of three generations settled down around the great-grandfather they love.

He tells many stories of his days, but one is characteristic of all Adams. His Uncle David was an excellent carpenter and responded to the call from the City of Chicago to help rebuild the city following the great Chicago fire. David had a large tool box which he took with him. In the city he did not want to pay the hotel rates and so, in order the save money to send home to his family, he would sleep each night at the job site in his tool box. His discomfort was his loved ones' gain. This has always been characteristic of Berlin's Adams family."

==Family of Samuel Adams and Mary Fifield==
'''Compiled by Tina Ordone'''

Samuel Adams b. September 6, 1722 in Boston; d. October 2, 1803 at age 82. Known as "Father of the Revolution"; m. Sarah in 1787.
:Child of Samuel and Sarah Adams:

:#John Adams, who married Elizabeth B. Clark on May 18, 1816; she died in Berlin in 1873 at age 83.

::Child of John Adams and Elizabeth Clark:

::#John Dalton Adams b. 1818; m. Lucretia Crandall in 1843 in New Lebanon Congregational Church.

:::Child of John Dalton Adams and Lucretia Crandall:

:::#Myron Daniel b. June 7, 1867; d. 1945; m. Emma Sophia Austin on January 1, 1892. She was the daughter of John Nelson Austin and Mary Ann Lewis.

::::Children of Myron Daniel Adams and Emma S. Austin:

::::# John Dalton b. September 23, 1892/3; d. 1980
::::# Frederick Romine b. September 3, 1899
::::# Osman Wesley b. April 3, 1897; d. October 8, 1902
::::# Melora Leola b. May 16, 1905
::::# Myron Preston b. July 17, 1909; d. November 18, 1909

NOTE: I have not verified this account of the Berlin's Adams family. Please use it as a reference and not as a verified work.

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125th Regiment

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== 125th NY Infantry ==
'''Compiled by Tina Ordone'''

( 3-years )  

Organized: Troy, NY on 8/27/62  
Mustered Out: 6/5/65 at Alexandria, VA 
 Officers Killed or Mortally Wounded: 15  
Officers Died of Disease, Accidents, etc.: 1  
Enlisted Men Killed or Mortally Wounded: 112 
 Enlisted Men Died of Disease, Accidents, etc.: 112  
(Source: Fox, Regimental Losses)  

== NEW YORK  ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH INFANTRY   ==
''  Source: The Union Army, Vol. 2, p. 141''
(Three Years)

Cols. 
* George L. Willard 
* Levin Crandell 
* Joseph Hyde;

Lieut.-Cols.   
* Levin Crandell
*  Aaron B. Myer
*  Joseph Hyde

  Majors   
* James C. Bush
*  Aaron B. Myer 
* Samuel C. Armstrong 
* Joseph Hyde 
* Joseph Egolf
*  Nelson Penfield 
* William H. H. Brainard.

This regiment, recruited in the county of Rensselaer, was organized at Troy, and there mustered into the U. S. service on Aug. 27-29, 1862, for three years. Two days later it left for Harper's Ferry, where it was captured on Sept. 15, at the surrender of that post.

  The regiment was immediately paroled and was stationed at a paroled camp at Chicago, Ill., for two months, when the men were  declared exchanged and returned to Virginia in December. It was encamped at Centerville during the winter and in the spring of  1863 was attached to Gen. Hays' brigade.  In June, 1863, the brigade joined the 3d division, 2nd corps, then marching to Gettysburg, Gen. Hays taking command of the  division. At the battle of Gettysburg Col. Willard was killed while in command of the brigade and the loss of the regiment  amounted to 26 killed, 104 wounded and 9 missing.   

It distinguished itself at Bristoe Station in October, both officers and men fighting with dash and extreme gallantry. Its loss in this action was 36 killed, wounded and missing. It was also present at the action of Mitchell's ford, and took part in  the Mine Run campaign, with a loss of 41 men.   

Upon the reorganization of the Army of the Potomac in April, 1864, it was transferred to Barlow's (1st) division, to which it  was attached during the remainder of its service. It lost 28 in killed, wounded and missing at the battle of the Wilderness,  where Lieut.-Col. Myer fell mortally wounded.   

At the Po river and Spottsylvania its loss was 10 killed, 74 wounded and 6 missing, while further severe losses were sustained  at the North Anna, Cold Harbor, and the battles around Petersburg, where its losses aggregated 85 killed, wounded and missing.   Recrossing the James it fought at Deep Bottom and Strawberry Plains, and upon returning to the lines around Petersburg it was engaged in the disaster at Reams' station, losing 9 wounded and 13 captured. It was present at Hatcher's run in December, but without loss. Its veteran ranks had been sadly decimated by its hard service and when the final campaign of 1865 opened it could  report only 12 officers and 219 men "present for duty," although it still carried 547 names on its rolls.   

In this campaign the regiment participated in the final assault on Petersburg and the engagements of Deatonsville road, High  Bridge and Farmville, where it fought its last battle. The loss during the campaign was 32 killed, wounded and missing. The  total enrollment of the regiment during service was 1,248, of whom 15 officers and 112 enlisted men were killed and mortally  wounded, or 10.1 per cent.; 1 officer and 115 men died of disease and other causes; 3 officers and 61 men died in Confederate  prisons; 464 officers and men were killed and wounded. It was mustered out near Alexandria, Va., under Col. Hyde, June 5, 1865, having gloriously earned its title as a fighting regiment.   

NEW YORK  ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 
''Source: Phisterer, p. 3,477''

(Three Years)

Colonel John A. Griswold was authorized, July 28, 1862, to raise this regiment in Rensselaer county; on his resignation,  Col. George L. Willard succeeded him August 15, 1862; the regiment was organized at Troy and there mustered in the service of the United States for three years August 27-29,  1862. The men not entitled to be mustered out with the regiment were, June 5, 1865, transferred to the 4th Artillery.   

The companies were recruited principally: A at Hoosick Falls; B, D and H at Troy; C at Lansingburg, Troy, Sandlake, Pittstown and Schaghticoke; E at Sandlake, STEPHENTOWN, Nassau and Hoag's Corner; F at Troy and Poestenkill; G and I at Troy and New York city, and K at Schaghticoke and Troy.

  The regiment left the State August 31, 1862; it served in the 2d Brigade, from September, 1862, at Harper's Ferry, W. Va., where it was surrendered; at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill., from September 27, 1862; in the defenses of Washington, in 1st Brigade, Casey's Division, and later 22d Corps, from December, 1862; in the 3d Brigade of the same, from January, 1863; in the 3d Brigade, 3d Division, 2d Corps, from June, 1863; in the 3d, for a time in the Consolidated, Brigade, 1st Division, 2d Corps, from April, 1864; and, commanded by Col. Joseph Hyde, it  was honorably discharged and mustered out June 5, 1865, near Alexandria, Va.

[[File:125thlevincrandall.gif|frame|Col. Levin Crandell of the 125th NYVI]]

== 125th REGIMENT INFANTRY ==
Organized at Troy, N.Y., and mustered in August 29, 1862. 
Left State for Baltimore, Md.August 31; thence moved to Martinsburg, Va., September 2, 1862. 
Retreat to Harper's Ferry, W. Va., September 11-12. 
Attached to Miles' Command, Harper's Ferry, W. Va., September, 1862. 
Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill., to December, 1862. 
3rd Brigade, Casey's Division, Defences of Washington, D.C., to February, 1863. 
3rd Brigade, Abercrombie's Division, 22nd Army Corps, Dept. of Washington, to June, 1863. 
3rd Brigade, 3rd, Division, 2nd Army Corps, Army of the Potomac, to March, 1864. 
3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 2nd Army Corps, to June, 1864. Consolidated Brigade, 1st Division, 2nd Army Corps, to November, 1864. 
3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 2nd Army Corps, to June, 1865.

SERVICE.--Defense of Harper's Ferry, West Va., September 12-15, 1862. 
* Maryland Heights September 12-13. Bolivar Heights September 14-15. 
* Surrendered September 15. 
* Paroled September 16 and sent to Annapolis, Md., thence to Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill., and duty there guarding prisoners till November, 1862. 
* Declared exchanged November 22, 1862. 
* Moved to Washington, DC, November 23-25. Camp at Arlington Heights, Va., till December 3, and at Centreville, Va., till June, 1863. 
* Ordered to join Army of the Potomac in the field and Joined 2nd Army Corps June 25, 1863. Gettysburg (Pa.)
* Campaign June 25-July 24. 
* Battle of Gettysburg, Pa., July 2-4. 
* Pursuit of Lee to Manassas Gap, Va., July 5-24. 
* Duty on lines of the Rappahannock.and Rapidan till October. 
* Advance from the Rappahannock to the Rapidan September 13-17. 
* Bristoe Campaign October 9-22. 
* Auburn and Bristoe October 14. 
* Advance to line of the Rappahannock November 7-8. 
* Mine Run Campaign November 26-December 2. Duty near Brandy Station till May, 1864. Demonstration on the Rapidan February 6-7. Campaign from the Rapidan to the James May 3-June 15. 
* Battles of the Wilderness May 5-7. Spottsylvania May 8-12. 
* Po River May 10. Spottsylvania Court House May 12-21. 
* Assault on the Salient "Bloody Angle" May 12. 
* North Anna River May 23-26. 
* On line of the Pamunkey May 26-28. Totopotomoy May 28-31. 
* Cold Harbor June 1-12. 
* Before Petersburg June 16, 1864, to April 2, 1865. 
* Jerusalem Plank Road, Weldon Railroad, June 22-23, 1864. 
* Demonstration on north side of the James July 27-29. 
* Deep Bottom July 27-28. 
* Demonstration north side of the James August 13-20. 
* Strawberry Plains, Deep Bottom, August 14-18. 
* Ream's Station August 25. 
* Reconnoissance to Hatcher's Run December 9-10. 
* Dabney's Mills, Hatcher's Run, February 5-7, 1865. 
* Watkins' House March 25.
* Appomattox Campaign March 28-April 9.
* On line of Hatcher's and Gravelly Runs March 29-30.
* White Oak Road March 31.
* Sutherland Station and fall of Petersburg April 2.
* Pursuit of Lee April 3-9.
* Sailor's Creek April 6.
* High Bridge and Farmville April 7. Appomattox Court House April 9. Surrender of Lee and his army.
* Moved to Washington, DC, May 2-12.
* Grand Review May 23.
* Mustered out at Alexandria, Va. June 5, 1865.
* Veterans and Recruits transferred to 4th New York Heavy Artillery.
* Regiment lost during service 15 Officers and 112 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 112 Enlisted men by disease. Total 240.

=== Battles Fought ===
* Fought on 12 September 1862 at On March To Harper's Ferry, VA.
* Fought on 15 September 1862 at Harper's Ferry, VA.
* Fought on 15 September 1862 at Harper's Ferry, WV.
* Fought on 03 January 1863 at Fairfax Court House, VA.
* Fought on 15 May 1863.
* Fought on 02 July 1863 at Gettysburg, PA.
* Fought on 03 July 1863 at Gettysburg, PA.
* Fought on 19 July 1863.
* Fought on 23 July 1863 at Loudon Valley, VA.
* Fought on 25 July 1863 at White Plains, VA.
* Fought on 10 September 1863 at Bealton Station, VA.
* Fought on 15 September 1863.
* Fought on 01 October 1863 at Mine Run, VA.
* Fought on 14 October 1863 at Auburn Hill, VA.
* Fought on 14 October 1863 at Auburn Mills, VA.
* Fought on 14 October 1863 at Bristoe Station, VA.
* Fought on 15 October 1863 at Bristoe Station, VA.
* Fought on 01 December 1863.
* Fought on 01 December 1863 at Culpeper Ford, VA.
* Fought on 01 December 1863 at Locust Grove, VA.
* Fought on 01 December 1863 at Mine Run, VA.
* Fought on 02 December 1863 at Mine Run, VA.
* Fought on 15 March 1864.
* Fought on 30 March 1864 at Totopotomoy Creek, VA.
* Fought on 06 May 1864 at Wilderness, VA.
* Fought on 08 May 1864 at Po River, VA.
* Fought on 08 May 1864 at Wilderness, VA.
* Fought on 09 May 1864 at Po River, VA.
* Fought on 09 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA.
* Fought on 10 May 1864 at Po River, VA.
* Fought on 10 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA.
* Fought on 11 May 1864 at Po River, VA.
* Fought on 12 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA.
* Fought on 16 May 1864 at Po River, VA.
* Fought on 16 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA.
* Fought on 18 May 1864 at Landron House, VA.
* Fought on 18 May 1864 at Spotsylvania Court House, VA.
* Fought on 29 May 1864 at Totopotomoy Creek, VA.
* Fought on 30 May 1864 at Totopotomoy Creek, VA.
* Fought on 02 June 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.
* Fought on 03 June 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.
* Fought on 05 June 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.
* Fought on 07 June 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.
* Fought on 14 June 1864 at Cold Harbor, VA.
* Fought on 14 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 16 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 17 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 21 June 1864 at Deep Bottom Run, VA.
* Fought on 21 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 21 June 1864 at Weldon Railroad, VA.
* Fought on 22 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 22 June 1864 at Weldon Railroad, VA.
* Fought on 26 June 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 01 August 1864 at Andersonville, GA.
* Fought on 03 August 1864.
* Fought on 14 August 1864 at Deep Bottom Run, VA.
* Fought on 14 August 1864 at Strawberry Plains, VA.
* Fought on 15 August 1864 at Deep Bottom Run, VA.
* Fought on 16 August 1864 at Deep Bottom Run, VA.
* Fought on 25 August 1864 at Hatcher's Run, VA.
* Fought on 25 August 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 25 August 1864 at Reams' Station, VA.
* Fought on 15 September 1864 at Andersonville, GA.
* Fought on 15 September 1864 at Harper's Ferry, VA.
* Fought on 19 September 1864 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 29 March 1865 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 31 March 1865.
* Fought on 31 March 1865 at Boydton Plank Road, VA.
* Fought on 31 March 1865 at Hatcher's Run, VA.
* Fought on 31 March 1865 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 31 March 1865 at White Oak Ridge, VA.
* Fought on 01 April 1865 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 02 April 1865 at Petersburg, VA.
* Fought on 02 April 1865 at Southland Station, VA.

[[File:125thInfMonument.jpg|frame|Taken from ''Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg (New York at Gettysburg)'' by the New York Monuments Commission for the Battlefields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Company, 1902.]]

=== INSCRIPTIONS ===
Front 125TH NEW YORK INFANTRY. 3D BRIG. 3D DIV. 2D CORPS. RECRUITED IN RENSSELAER Co. N. Y. MUSTERED IN AT TROY, N. Y. AUG. 27, 1862. ENGAGED IN 23 BATTLES MUSTERED OUT AT ALBANY, N. Y. JUNE 5, 1865.

Reverse - GEORGE LAMB WILLARD COLONEL 125TH NEW YORK INFANTRY, MAJOR 19TH UNITED STATES INFANTRY, AND BREVET-COLONEL UNITED STATES ARMY. BORN AUGUST 15, 1827. KILLED IN ACTION JULY 2, 1863, WHILE IN COMMAND OF HIS BRIGADE, AT THE PLACE MARKED BY A GRANITE MONUMENT IO7O YARDS TO THE LEFT. JULY 2, 1863. REGIMENT IN LINE AT THE STONE WALL UNTIL 7 p. M., WHEN THE BRIGADE WENT TO THE SUPPORT OF THE THIRD CORPS. CHARGED AND DROVE BACK BARKSDALE'S MISSISSIPPI BRIGADE. RETURNED AT 8.30 P. M. JULY 3, 1863. REGIMENT IN FRONT ON LINE OF THE STONE WALL, WEST SIDE OF HANCOCK AVENUE AT TIME OF LONGSTREET'S ASSAULT. NUM-BER ENGAGED, 50O; KILLED 26; WOUNDED, IO4; MlSSING 9; TOTAL 139. REGIMENT PARTICIPATED IN ALL OF THE BATTLES ENGAGED IN BY THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC FROM THAT TIME UP TO AND INCLUDING APPOMATTOX, VA., APRIL 9, 1865.

== Those From Stephentown Who Served In The 125th NY Infantry ==
Below is a list of men who served in the 125th Regiment NY Volumteers. The date listed is the man's date of enlistment:

* Stephen Hunt 8/15/1862
* Franklin Pratt 8/15/1864
* John McGee 8/14/1862; transferred to 21st Vet. Res. Corp.
* George W. Bakeman 8/14/1862
* Denis McFester 4/1/1865
* John Fitzgerald 8/15/1862
* Aaron Warren 8/15/1862
* David H. Weaver 8/15/1862
* Calvin Hayes 8/15/1862
* Andrew G. Brown 8/30/1862
* Edwin A. Rogers 8/17/1862
* George Cooms (Coons) 8/18/1862
* Lorenzo D. Beebe 8/15/1862
* David Brainard 3rd Sgt. 8/15/1862; promoted to 1st LT.
* Warren C. Weight 8/14/1862
* Alexander Goodrich 8/15/1862
* Philetus A. Sedgewick 8/14, 1862
* John Kerlin 4/1865
* James O. Hassan 8/11/1862

[[File:Davidbrainard125th.jpg|frame|David Brainard (1st Lt.)]]

== Those From Stephentown Who Died In Service In The 125th ==
* John W. Blake enl. 8/14/1862; d. 7/20/1864 New York City
* William B. Andrews enl. 8/14/1862; d. 1/4/1865 at Salisbury Prison
* George Coutan enl. 8/14/1862; d. 4/1864 at Andersonville
* Ebenezer Kittle 1st Corp. enl. 8/14/1862; d. 8/11/1864 at Andersonville
* I. DeWitt Coleman 1st Sgt. enl. 8/21/1862; d. 7/16/1864 at Petersburg, VA
* Daniel Waters enl. 8/14/1864; d. 10/19/1866 at U.S. Hospital
* Amos J. Daboll enl. 8/14/1862; Promoted to Sgt.; d. 5/19/1865 at Stephentown

[[File:Idewittcoleman125th.jpg|frame|I. DeWitt Coleman October 8, 1837 - July 16, 1864 (some sources say June 16, 1864)]]

I. DeWitt Coleman joined the Army in August 1862 at Troy, NY, Co. H, 125th NYS Volunteers. He was a sergeant upon enlistment, at the age of 24. He surrendered and was paroled in September, 1862 at Harper's Ferry; He quickly rose in ranks, making 2nd LT. in September, 1863; 1st LT in May, 1864. He was killed in action on June 16, 1864 at Petersburg, VA. He was 26 years old.

== Sources for this page ==
* NY In The War of the Rebellion 3rd Edition Frederick Phisterer, Albany; J.B. Lyon Co., 1912
* The History of Rensselaer County by Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester
* Some pictures came from: http://www.phoenixdigitalservices.com/125mem_1.html
* A Regimental History: The One Hundred & Twenty-fifth NYS Vols. written 1888

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