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Maple Syrup time in Bradford County Photo March 2000 by Joyce M. Tice |
(Hagerman to McClelland)
HAGERMAN
Henry Hagerman b. c. 1798 New York removed from Seneca County, New York to Columbia Township, m. 1 Jan 1841 (Bradford County marriage record) Abigail Haven b. c. 1800. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1850. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1870 with wife Sarah b. c. 1797. In 1880, Henry was residing in the household of sister Elizabeth Crandall in Pine Grove Township, Portage County, Wisconsin, retired shoemaker, unable to read and write.
Abraham Hagerman b. 1812, brother of Henry, m. Mary Potter b. c. 1807 daughter of Robert Jr., and Sarah Potter. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1840. Mary d. 24 Sept 1861 54y (ts) Potter Cemetery, Columbia Township. Abraham m. (2)Lydia Hackett. Abraham enumerated in Columbia Township in 1870, divorced in 1874.
1. Philander Hagerman b. 16 Feb 1836.
2. Robert Potter Hagerman b. 3 Feb 1839.
3. John E. Hagerman b. 26 May 1841.
Second Generation:
1. Philander Hagerman b. 16 Feb 1836 m. Mary J. Carpenter b.
25 July 1840. Philander d. 18 Feb 1902 (ts) Wetona Cemetery,
Springfield Township. Mary was residing on Main Street, Wellsboro,
Pennsylvania in 1908.
son.
son.
2. Robert Potter Hagerman b. 3 Feb 1839 m. Julia Avis Howland b. 1845 daughter of Malachi Howland and Jane Mason. Julia d. 1 Dec 1897 Springfield Township of cancer (Bradford County Death Record) 1898 (ts) and Robert d. 4 June 1913 buried Fries Cemetery, Columbia Township.
Robert P. Hagerman died suddenly June 4 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A.J. Stuart in Troy of heart trouble, aged 74 years. He had for many years been a resident of Columbia township. Two sons and two daughters survive. (The Bradford Star, Towanda, Pennsylvania, Thursday, June 5, 1913).
Nora Hagerman b. 1864 d. 1885 (ts) Fries Cemetery.
Robert L. Hagerman.
Arthur Ray Hagerman b. 27 Oct 1880.
3. John E. Hagerman b. 26 May 1841 m. Harriet L. Parmenter b. 30 Dec 1846 daughter of Ashael Parmenter and Abigail Mattocks. Harriet d. 18 July 1892 (ts) and John d. 26 Aug 1903 (Troy Gazette, September 3, 1903) buried Baptist Hill Cemetery, Columbia Township.
(Coryland News) John A. Hagerman who went to the Williamsport hospital for treatment a few weeks ago, died August 25 and was brought to the home of his son Judson. Funeral in the Baptist church last Friday. Rev. Berge Gates officiating. Mr. Hagerman was 63 years of age and was a patient sufferer for many years. He was well liked by his many friends. Three children, Judson of this place, Mrs. Sarah Richard of Waverly and Cora of Groton, N. Y., survive (Troy Gazette, Thursday, September 3, 1903).
Judson P. Hagerman b. May 1875 (ts) 1876 (1900 census) m. Edith
Warner b. Sept 1876 (1900 census) 1877 (ts). Judson d. 1930 (ts) and Edith
d. 1931 (ts) Glenwood Cemetery, Troy.
Sarah Hagerman b. 1877 m. Eugene Richard, resided Trumansburg,
New York and she d. 27 June 1931 Ithaca, New York.
Cora May Hagerman b. 19 Feb 1879 m. Willis Conger Steenberg.
Walter Hagerman b. 15 Oct 1882 d. 30 May 1883 (ts) Baptist Hill
Cemetery.
HAKES
Solomon Hakes b. 12 Dec 1758 Canaan, Litchfield County, Connecticut m. 12 Dec 1778 in Albany County, New York, Anna Downing. Enumerated in Hebron, Washington County, New York in 1790 next to George Hakes with one male of age sixteen and over (b. before 1774), three males under age sixteen (b. 1775-90), and three females. Enumerated in Hebron in 1800 as Solomon Hicks with two males under age ten (b. 1791-1800), one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1785-90), two males of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1775-84), one male of age forty five and over (b. before 1775), one female under age ten (b. 1791-1800), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1785-90), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1775-84), and one female of age forty five and over (b. before 1755). They settled in northern Columbia Township at or near what became known as Baptist Hill. Enumerated in Smithfield, Lycoming County (Bradford County and Columbia Township not yet formed), Pennsylvania in 1810 with one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one male over age forty five (b. before 1765), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one female over age forty five (b. before 1765). Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820 with one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), one male of age forty five and over (b. before 1755), two females of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1775-84), and one female of age forty five and over (b. before 1755). Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1830 with one male of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10), one male of age sixty and under age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1761-70), one female of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), one female of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), and one female of age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1761-70). Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1840 with one male of age eighty and under age ninety (b. 1751-60) and one female of age eighty and under age ninety (b. 1751-60). Solomon d. 8 Oct 1841 and Anna d. 1842.
1. Solomon Stanton Hakes b. c. 1779.
2. Josiah Hakes b. c. 1781.
3. Nancy Hakes b. c. 1783 m. Nathaniel Welch and she d.
Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
4. Beebe Hakes b. c. 1785.
5. Lucretia Hakes b. c. 1788.
6. David Hakes b. c. 1791.
7. daughter b. 1795-1800.
8. James Hakes b. c. 1798.
Second Generation:
1. Solomon Stanton Hakes b. c. 1779. Enumerated in Hebron,
Washington County, New York in 1800 with one male under age ten (b. 1791-1800),
one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1775-84), one female
under age ten (b. 1791-1800), and one female of age sixteen and under age
twenty six (b. 1775-84). Enumerated in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County
(Bradford County and Columbia Township not yet formed), Pennsylvania in
1810 with two males under age ten (b. 1801-10), one male of age sixteen
and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one female under age ten (b. 1801-10),
one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), and one female
of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94). Solomon appears on
the 1816, 1820, 1821, 1822, and 1823 assessment lists of Columbia Township
unable to pay for schooling of children and on one of those assessments
the name of his wife was Abigail. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820
with one male under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age twenty six and
under age forty five (b. 1776-94), three females under age ten (b. 1811-20),
two females of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), and one female
of age forty five and over (b. before 1775). Son, Josiah was perhaps the
child living with his Hakes grandparents in the 1820 census enumeration.
Solomon m. (2)Phoebe L. Corwin b. c. 1810. Enumerated in Columbia Township
in 1840 with one male of age five and under age ten (ib. 1831-35), one
male of age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1771-80), one female under
age five (b. 1836-40), three females of age twenty and under age thirty
(b.
1811-20), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800).
Enumerated in South Creek Township in 1850, laborer with Phebe Hakes, age
40, in household. Solomon is related to have d. Covington, Tioga County,
Pennsylvania.
son b. 1791-1800.
son b. 1791-1800.
daughter b. c. 1800.
Nancy Hakes b. c. 1804.
Josiah Hakes b. c. 1807 m. Almira Pettibone.
Thomas Hakes c. 1809 m. Mary.
Margaret Hakes b. c. 1813.
Abigail Hakes b. c. 1815.
Almira Hakes b. c. 1817.
Children of Solomon and Phoebe:
James C. Hakes b. 21 Feb 1834 Columbia Township was enumerated
in a Bailey household in South Creek Township in 1850.
daughter b. 1836-40.
The LDS file relates that Solomon Stanton Hakes had a daughter Polly Hakes b. 1805 who m. Enos Stiles.
4. Beebe Hakes b. c. 1785 was enumerated in Tioga Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1810 with one male under age ten (b. 1801-10), one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), possibly young females in the household (census illegible), and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94). Beebe appears on the 1812 assessment list of Tioga Township (one of only two townships in the county at that time), Tioga County, Pennsylvania with 50 acres.
6. David Hakes b. c. 1791 m. 25 Jan 1816 Eleanor Runnion b. 1795. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820 with one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), one female under age ten (b. 1811-20), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94). Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1830 with one male under age five (b. 1826-30), one male of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800), two females of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), and one female of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10). Enumerated in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1840 with one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), one male of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1826-30), one male of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800), one female of age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), one female of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800). Enumerated in Sullivan Township, Tioga County in 1850, farmer. David d. 19 Jan 1868 77y (ts). Eleanor was enumerated in Rutland Township in 1870 in household of daughter Charlotte and family. Eleanor d. 6 Mar 1875 79y 7m (ts) buried with David in Bentley Cemetery, Rutland Township, Tioga County.
daughter b. c. 1816-20.
Charlotte Hakes b. c. 1822 m. Samuel Canedy.
daughter b. 1821-25.
Lyman Hakes b. 1829 Sullivan Township.
Simon Luther Hakes b. 11 May 1831 Columbia Township.
daughter b. 1831-35.
8. James Hakes b. c. 1798 m. 6 July 1820 Elizabeth Wright b. c. 1795-1800. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820 with one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804) and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804). Enumerated in Rigebury Township, Bradford County in 1830 with one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), one male of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800), one female under age five (b. 1826-30), one female of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), and one female of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800). Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1840 with one male of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), one male of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-800), two females under age five (b. 1836-40), two females of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1826-30), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800). James m. 29 June 1842 (2)Mary A. Roberts. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1850 and 1860. James d. 21 Jan 1864 Bradford County. Mary was deceased before 1870 when all four of her children were enumerated in the same household in Columbia Township.
Children of James and Elizabeth:
son b. 1821-25.
daughter b. 1821-25.
daughter b. 1826-30.
daughter b. c. 1830.
Ellen A. Hakes b. c. 1836.
Ensa J. Hakes b. c. 1838.
Children of James and Mary A.:
Hiram Zenus Hakes b. 1843 d. 1921 buried Upper Gillett Cemetery,
South Creek Township.
Laura M. Hakes b. c. 1845.
William Seth Hakes b. 1847 m. Aletta Tice.
Sarah Hakes b. c. 1851.
HASWELL
David Russell Haswell b. 3 Sept 1784 Bennington, Vermont son of Anthony Haswell and Lydia Baldwin m. 6 Dec 1807 Lucinda Beaman b. 17 Apr 1787 Wilmington, Vermont daughter of Joseph Beaman and Sarah Davis. They removed to northern Columbia Township in 1808 with Lucinda's brother, Joseph Beaman and his wife Lucy Cady. Enumerated in 1810 in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, from which Columbia Township and Bradford County were formed. David was ordained a deacon of the Baptist Church of Columbia at Baptist Hill on 4 July 1821. David d. 7 Dec 1834 50y 3m 12d (ts) Coryland Cemetery, Wells Township. Lucinda d. 25 Feb 1861 South Creek Township.
1. Susannah Haswell b. 11 Mar 1809 d. 4 July 1810 Columbia Township
age 15 months.
2. Anthony Haswell b. 2 July 1811 Columbia Township.
3. Adaline Haswell b. 11 Aug 1813 d. 8 Jan 1842 28y 4m 28d (ts)
Coryland Cemetery.
4. Emeline Haswell b. 18 Oct 1815 m. Ira Webber.
5. Lydia Haswell b. 10 Nov 1820 m. 10 Oct 1841 (Elmira Gazette,
October 28, 1841) in Columbia Township, David R. Moore of South Creek and
she d. 14 July 1861 40y 8m 4d (ts) Moore Cemetery, South Creek Township.
6. Lucy Beaman Haswell b. 5 May 1826 m. John C. Houtz.
Second Generation:
2. Anthony Haswell b. 2 July 1811 m. 23 Sept 1835 Martha Seely
b. 23 June 1811. Resided Tioga County. Anthony d. 13 Mar 1883 buried Coryland
Cemetery. Martha d. 22 Dec 1884 Owego, New
York.
David Russel Haswell b. 4 July 1836 served Civil War, d. 12 Feb
1864 27y 7m 8d (ts) Coryland Cemetery.
Susan Clark Haswell b. 22 Mar 1838 m. Sylvenus Anderson.
James Seely Haswell b. 23 Apr 1842 d. 21 Mar 1843 10y 26d (ts)
Coryland Cemetery.
Sarah Adeline Haswell b. 5 Nov 1844 d. 21 Feb 1846 1y 3m 16d
(ts) Coryland Cemetery.
Mary Beaman Haswell b. 29 Apr 1849 m. Emmet Gordon.
Frances Jane Haswell b. 21 Sept 1854 d. 25 Jan 1927 buried Coryland.
Nathan Baldwin Haswell b. 17 May 1805 Bennington, Vermont son of Anthony Johnson Haswell and Lydia Hicks and nephew of David Russell Haswell m. 15 Jan 1829 in Wells, Ruth Webber b. 17 Feb 1806 Columbia Township daughter of William Webber and Lois Baldwin. About 1837 they removed to Starr Township, Hocking County, Ohio. Ruth d. 15 Nov 1841 Falls Township, Hocking County. Nathan returned to Bradford County and m. 3 Oct 1843 Harriet Soper b. c. 1797 Vermont daughter of Solomon Soper and Mary Corey, first wife of Nahum Havens and second wife of William Howland. Enumerated in South Creek Township in 1850. About 1864 Nathan removed to Eagleville, Marion Township, Harrison County, Missouri to join daughter Emma and family where he was a printer and teacher. Harriet was enumerated in Rutland Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1870, widow. Nathan continued with the Fitch family to Eureka Springs, Carroll County, Arkansas and finally to Dade City, Pasco County, Florida where Nathan d. 20 July 1893.
1. Emma Haswell b. 22 Apr 1831 Troy m. 5 July 1854 at Elmira,
New York, Horace Fitch.
2. Viola Knapp Haswell b. 26 Sept 1833 Columbia m. Levi
Spruce Preston.
3. Amanda Wakefield Haswell b. 13 Jan 1836 Columbia d.
7 June 1843.
4. Anthony Haswell b. 3 Jan 1838 Starr Township d. Oct
1839.
5. James M. Haswell b. 4 Feb 1840 Swan Township enlisted
during Civil War, d. 26 Jan 1862 Otterville, Cooper County,
Missouri.
HAVEN
John Haven b. 7 June 1762 Spencer, Worcester County, Massachusetts son of Simon Haven and Ruth Baldwin m. 10 Feb 1784 at Athol, Massachusetts, Abigail Fay, known as Nabby, b. 16 Apr 1762 Athol, Worcester County, Massachusetts daughter of Solomon Fay and Mary Pratt. Enumerated in Athol, Worcester County, Massachusetts in 1790 with two males of age sixteen and over (b. before 1774), three males under age sixteen (b. 1775-90), and three females. Enumerated in Marlborough, Cheshire County, New Hampshire in 1800 with three males under age ten (b. 1791-1800), two males of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1785-90), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1756-74), one female under age ten (b. 1791-1800), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1785-90), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1756-74). Enumerated in Sullivan, Cheshire County, New Hampshire in 1810 with one male under age ten (b. 1801-1810), three males of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), two males of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one male over age forty five (b. before 1765), two females of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1765). They are related to have removed in Feb 1815 from New Hampshire with their children and two sleds. One sled was drawn by a span of horses and the other by two yoke of oxen. The horses made the journey in 15 days and the oxen in 18 days. John and sons, Naham and Luther had come the year before and made a clearing in northern Columbia Township between Austinville and Baptist Hill where the family settled. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820 with one male of age sixteen and under age eighteen (b. 1802-4), three males of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), one male over age forty five (b. before 1775), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1775). John d. 13 Aug 1828 66y 2m 2d (ts) Morgan Cemetery, Austinville. Abigail d. 23 Nov 1843 81y 7m 7d (ts) Haven Family Cemetery, Columbia Township. The family cemetery is along the west side of the main road between Austinville and Baptist Hill.
1. Amos Haven b. 4 Sept 1784 d. 2 Dec 1799.
2. Nahum Haven b. 30 Dec 1785 (ts calculation) or 29 Aug
1786 (Pioneer and Patriot Familes) Marlborough, New Hampshire.
3. Mary Haven b. 23/25 June 1788 Marlborough.
4. Luther Haven b. 20 June 1790 Marlborough.
5. Viana Haven b. 17 Sept 1792 Marlborough, d. 23 Jan 1864
71y 4m 6d (ts) Haven Cemetery.
6. David Carter Haven b. 14 Jan 1795 Marlborough.
7. Royal Haven b. 26 Feb 1798 Marlborough.
8. Calvin Haven b. 29 May 1800 Marlborough d. 2 Feb 1861.
9. Charles Haven b. 22 Feb 1804 Marlborough.
Second Generation:
2. Nahum Haven b. 30 Dec 1785 or 29 Aug 1786 m. Harriet
Soper b. c. 1797 daughter of Solomon Soper and Mary Cory who settled in
Columbia Township. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820 with one male
under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age twenty six and under age forty
five (b. 1776-94), one female under age ten (b. 1811-20), one female of
age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), and one female of age twenty
twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94). Nahum d. 13 Jan 1822
36y 14d (ts) Morgan Cemetery, Columbia Township. Will of Nahum dated 29
May 1821 Columbia Township named wife Harriet, son Selim and daughter Mary.
Executors, John Parkhurst and David Griswold. Probate 13 Feb 1822. Harriet
m. 1828 (2)David William Howland b. 28 June 1802, known as William, son
of John Howland and Ruth Gilbert. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1830
with one male of age twenty to thirty (b. 1801-10), one female under age
five (b. 1826-30), one female of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20),
and one female of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10). Harriet
was a widow in 1840, enumerated in Columbia Township with one female of
age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), one female of age ten and under
age fifteen (b. 1826-30), one female of age twenty and under age thirty
(b. 1811-20) and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800).
Harriet m. 3 Oct 1843 (3)Nathan Baldwin Haswell 2d b. 17 May 1805 Bennington,
Vermont son of Anthony Johnson Haswell and Lucy Hicks. Baldwin had returned
from Ohio after the death of his wife Ruth Webber on 15 Nov 1841 in Falls
Township, Hocking County. Baldwin was assessed in Columbia Township from
1843 to 1848. Enumerated in South Creek Township in 1850 and 1860. About
1864 they are related to have removed to Eagleville, Marion Township, Harrison
County, Missouri, joining Baldwin’s daughter Emma Fitch and family, though
it is uncertain if Harriet made the trek west. If she did, she returned.
Baldwin was enumerated with his daughter and family in Marion Township
in 1870, school teacher. Harriet was enumerated in Rutland Township, Tioga
County, Pennsylvania in 1870, widow. Harriet d. 19 Apr 1872 Rutland Township.
Baldwin was enumerated with daughter Emma and family in Marion Township
in 1880, retired teacher. Baldwin removed to Eureka Springs, Arkansas with
the Fitch family and then to Dade City, Florida. There Baldwin applied
for a pension based on the death of his only son who died in the Civil
War. Baldwin d. 20 July 1893 Dade City.
DIED, In Rutland, Tioga county, Pa., April 19th, 1872, of old age, Mrs. Harriet Howland, aged 76 years (obituary).
10. Selim Haven (Selem, etc.) b. 29 Mar 1818.
11. Mary Haven b. 15 June 1820.
Children of David and Harriet:
Jacynthia Howland b. June 1829 m. Ziba B. DeWitt, resided Rutland
and Jackson Townships, later Jamestown, New York.
daughter b. 1831-35.
3. Mary Haven b. 23 June 1788 m. 20 Mar 1814 in Gilsum, New Hampshire, Aaron Baker b. 10 July 1786 Gilsum, New Hampshire son of Jonathan Baker and Sarah Holt. They removed to Columbia Township in 1837. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1840. Aaron d. 28 May 1847 and Mary d. 25 Sept 1873 buried Besley Cemetery, Columbia Township.
12. Laura Maria Baker b. 4 May 1815 Sullivan, New Hampshire
d. 1822 (ts) Besley Cemetery.
13. Franklin Carter Baker b. 21 Nov 1819 Sullivan, New
Hampshire d. 1902 (ts) Besley Cemetery.
14. Charlotte Maria Baker b. 2 Mar 1822 Sullivan, New
Hampshire m. a Spaulding.
4. Luther Haven b. 20 June 1790 was enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820, living alone. He is related to have m. Martha Beaman, but there may be confusion with his nephew of the same name who married Martha Beaman. In the 1830 census enumeration there was an adult male and two adult females in Luther’s household and of the age to be his brother Calvin, sister Viana, and mother Nabby. The 1840 census would also indicate that the same family members were residing in the household and that it is likely that Luther did not marry. Luther d. 21 Feb 1842 51y 8m 1d (ts) Haven Cemetery.
6. David Carter Haven b. 14 Jan 1795 m. 9/28 Nov 1819 Tioga County, Pennsylvania, Elizabeth Dart, known as Betsy, b. 7 Feb 1803 Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont daughter of Justus Dart and Mary Sperry. They were enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820. Betsy d. 23 Aug 1843. Second wife, Nancy. David d. 5 Jan 1871 75y 11m 22d (ts) Lawrenceville, Tioga County, Pennsylvania buried Haven Cemetery, Columbia Township.
15. Roxanna N. Haven b. 22 Nov 1820.
16. Dauphin White Haven b. 14/19 Mar 1822.
17. Amanda Viana Haven b. 10 June 1823.
18. Abigail Fay Haven b. 16 Mar 1825.
19. Emily M. Haven b. 17 Apr 1826.
20. John Quincy Haven b. 13 Aug 1827.
21. Laura Mari Haven b. 9 Dec 1828.
22. Justus Carter Haven b. 3 May 1830.
23. Elizabeth Ann Haven b. 17 Aug 1831.
24. Louisa Irene Haven b. 7 Mar 1833 d. 9 May 1836 3y
2m 2d (ts) Haven Cemetery.
25. Royal Porter Haven b. 28 Aug 1834 d. 28 Oct 1864.
26. Lucinda A. Haven b. 2 Oct 1838.
27. William Henry Haven b. 14/19 Dec 1840.
28. Stephen Haven b. 19 July 1842 d. 1 Aug 1842 19d (ts)
Haven Cemetery.
7. Royal Haven b. 26 Feb 1798 m. Lucy Baker b. 6 Jan 1799. Lucy d. 4 Sept 1852 53y 7m 27d (ts) Haven Cemetery. Royal m. (2)Lucinda Ann Kizer b. 11 June 1831. Royal d. 24 July 1870 72y 6m (ts) and Lucinda d. 15 Nov 1902 (ts) Champlin Cemetery, Westfield, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Children of Royal and Lucy:
29. Royal L. Haven b. c. 1825 d. c. 1835.
30. Sarah L. Haven b. c. 1827.
31. Solon R. Haven b. 7 Mar 1828.
32. Christiana Haven b. 1829/30 m. 25 Dec 1855 (Spaulding
bible) John Spaulding as his second wife, his first
wife being Julia Ann Wedge, resided Chatham Township, Tioga County,
Pennsylvania.
33. Hiram B. Haven b. 30 Aug 1831 d. 11 Oct 1832 1y 1m
11d (ts) Morgan Cemetery.
34. Hannah M. Haven b. 1833.
Children of Royal and Lucinda:
35. Annette Haven.
36. George Haven.
37. Mary Haven b. c. 1859 d. 1870 (ts) Champlin Cemetery.
38. Royal Haven b. 31 May 1861 d. 18 June 1867 6y 18d
(ts) Champlin Cemetery.
39. Josephine Haven b. 10 Oct 1862 d. 15 Mar 1865 2y 5m
5d (ts) Champlin Cemetery.
9. Charles Haven b. 22 Feb 1804 m. 23 Feb 1826 Clarissa Dart b. 2 Jan 1805 Castleton, Rutland County, Vermont daughter of Justus Dart and Mary Sperry. Clarissa d. 14 Sept 1852 47y 8m 12d (ts) and Charles d. 15 Feb 1868 64y 24d (ts) Baptist Hill Cemetery, Columbia Township.
Memorandum of a few early events in my life to my children on my 64th Birthday. I was born in the town of Sullivan, Chesire County, New Hampshire on February 22, 1804. My father's name was John Haven and my mother Abigail Fay. I, with my father's family of six sons and one of two daughters moved to the wilderness of Pennsylvania in early winter of 1815 when I was eleven years old. We came on two sleds, one drawn by a pair of horses, the other by two heavy yoke of oxen. We found good sleighing the whole distance. One horse team made the trip in fifteen days, but the oxen team took eighteen days. My father and two brothers came the year before, summer of 1814, bought a possession and built a log house. Chopped and cleared five acres and sowed wheat, it was about where Charlie Smith's barn is now and on the little flat above the barn at the foot of the hill farther west. This we harvested the first summer. Also chopped, cleared and sowed to wheat ten acres near the Haven schoolhouse and as far south as a row of apple trees that Nahum Haven planted. Our nearest grist mill was Long's Mill near Troy, PA., nine or ten miles distance. Nearly all the way was woods. I commenced to chop and clear my farm when I was twenty years old and married Clarissa Dart, formerly from Vermont, but then of Charleston, Tioga County, Pennslyvania, the 23rd day of February 1826. Settled on my farm and here since. I have hauled wheat to Elmira, New York 20 miles and sold it at 0.62 to 0.69 cents per bushel to pay for land that cost in it's wild state at $3.00 per acre. I have done nothing but regular farming: was never a speculator and consequently was obliged to be economical and work hard as well as my wife and my family. I am 64 years old today and feel my work is almost done. Signed 22 January 1868 by Charles Haven
40. Luther Emerson Haven b. 1827.
41. Charles Oscar Haven b. Sept 1829.
42. Cornelia Haven b. 29 Jan 1831 d. 7 Jan 1833 1y 11m
9d (ts) Baptist Hill Cemetery.
43. Franklin C. Haven b. 27 July 1833 d. 30 Oct 1864 31y
3m 3d (ts) Baptist Hill Cemetery.
44. Susan C. Haven b. 17 Dec 1835.
45. Aaron Haven b. 1838.
46. Harriet Haven b. 15 July 1840.
47. Caroline Haven d. young.
48. Lydia Ann Haven b. 1846.
Third Generation:
10. Selim Haven (Sealom, etc.) b. 29 Mar 1818 m. 10 Mar 1844
Hannah Howland b. 11 Apr 1822 daughter of Seth Elmer
Howland and Susannah Rhoades. Hannah d. 25 Jan 1863 and Selim d. 23
Aug 1895 (Bradford County death record) Columbia Township buried Besley
Cemetery.
Nahum Haven b. 7 Dec 1845 Columbia Township m. 12 June 1870 Laura
Barnhart.
Mary Elizabeth Haven b. 1846 Columbia Township d. 17 Nov 1944.
Seth E. Haven b. Apr 1850 Columbia Township m. Ada Miller.
11. Mary Haven b. 15 June 1820 m. 17 Dec 1840 Aaron Cook of Columbia Township b. c. 1814. Mary d. 20 Feb 1842. Aaron m. 4 June 1846 (Rev. Riggs marriage) (2)Cynthia Emeline Andrus of Southport b. 19 Dec 1812. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850. Aaron d. c. 1854. Emeline enumerated as Emeline Sloan in 1860 in Jackson. Emeline d. 15 Apr 1897 (obituary) or 10 Apr 1897 80y (cemetery record) buried Jackson Center Cemetery, no markers.
Mary E. Cook b. Feb 1842.
16. Dauphin White Haven b. 14/19 Mar 1822 m. 26 Feb 1843 Louisa Smith b. 25 Dec 1822 Rutland Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania daughter of Jesse Smith and Annis Worden. Dunlphin d. 10 Dec 1874 52y 8m 21d (ts) and Louisa d. 14 Apr 1881 58y 3m 20d (ts) Watson Cemetery, Rutland Township, Tioga County.
Ellen Haven b. c. 1844 m. Judson Daggett.
LaFayette Haven b. 1846 m. Lucy Ann Wilson.
Frank H. Haven b. c. 1847 d. during Civil War.
Eli D. Haven b. c. 1849 d. during Civil War.
Alice Louisa Haven b. 18 Apr 1851.
Ida Mary Haven b. 1855 m. 18 Apr 1876 (Mansfield Advertiser,
May 3, 1876) Edward B. Reynolds.
Martha Haven b. 1856 m. Frank Pierce (2)Louis Wheeler.
Dauphin C. Haven b. 1862.
May Lucinda Haven b. Mar 1866.
17. Amanda Viana Haven b. 10 June 1823 m. 3 Oct 1847 Lafayette Gray b. 20 Mar 1824 Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania son of James Gray and Lorena Doud. Lafayette was a teacher from 1846 to 1855 and then dairy farming. Amanda d. 8 Feb 1887 Sullivan Township. Lafayette m. 19 May 1891 in Elmira, New York, (2)Aletta G. Rockwell and Lafayette d. 4 Mar 1903 Sullivan Township buried with Amanda in State Road Cemetery.
James Edson Gray b. 2 Aug 1849.
Wilton D. Gray b. 31 Jan 1853.
Alice Gray b. Aug 1854.
Frederick Lafayette Gray b. 11 Feb 1858.
18. Abigail Fay Haven b. 16 Mar 1825 m. 28 May 1846 (Troy Banner, June 4, 1846) Allison H. Evans of Lawrenceville, Tioga County, b. 4 May 1821 Springfield Township, Bradford County, removed with his parents to Elkland, Tioga County when age fifteen and clerked in his father’s store and then the family removed to Lawrenceville. Abigail d. 23 Apr 1848 23y 1m 7d (ts) Haven Cemetery. Allison m. 6 July 1849 her sister (2)Laura Mari Haven b. 9 Dec 1828.
Allena Evans b. 1848 Lawrence Township m. J. M. Harrison (2)Marcus Nye, resided Whitesville, New York.
19. Emily M. Haven b. 17 Apr 1826 m. Richard W. Jenkins. Richard m. 4 Apr 1904 in Denver, Colorado, Mary A. McGuire.
John E. Jenkins b. Kansas.
20. John Quincy Haven b. 13 Aug 1827 m. 27 Mar 1856 at Oskaloosa, Mahuska County, Iowa, Margaret McConnell b. 3 June 1836 Cynthisne, Posey County, Indiana daughter of Robert Bowman McConnell and Margaret Rosborough. John d. 15 Jan 1810 Wichita, Kansas buried Andover, Kansas and Margaret d. 15 Aug 1921 Andover.
Odora David Haven b. 9 May 1857.
John Robert Haven b. 9 June 1860.
Louisa Margaret Haven b. 5 Mar 1863.
Lucinda Caroline Haven b. 16 Aug 1866.
Royal Franklin Haven b. 12 June 1871.
Martha Ann Haven b. 11 Sept 1874.
21. Laura Mari Haven b. 9 Dec 1828 m. 6 July 1849 Allison H. Evans after the death of her sister Abigail, raising Abigail’s only daughter. Allison engaged in agriculture in Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania. Allison d. 16 Mar 1881 Lawrenceville and Laura d. 19 Nov 1882 buried Lawrenceville Cemetery.
Alton C. Evans b. 9 Mar 1852 Lawrence Township m. Phebe D. Lugg,
resided Lawrence Township.
Edgar F. Evans b. c. 1854, resided Elmira, New York.
Hattie R. Evans m. E. G. Haven, resided Elmira, New York.
Nettie L. Evans m. Dr. M. R. Pritchard, resided Harrison Valley.
Nellie H. Evans.
22. Justus Carter Haven b. 3 May 1830 m. Sarah Fisk.
23. Elizabeth Ann Haven b. 17 Aug 1831 m. Levi Benedict.
31. Solon R. Haven b. 7 Mar 1828 m. Amelia A. Kenyon b. 1836. Cabinetmaker and surveyor in Rutland Township.
Emma Haven b. 1854.
Julia Haven b. 1856.
Ada E. Haven b. 15 July 1859 m. Lorenzo K. King.
Lucy Haven b. 1861.
Byron Haven b. 1867 m. Effie King.
40. Luther Emerson Haven b. 1827 m. 14 Sept 1859 Martha M. Beaman b. 1835 daughter of Joseph Beaman and Almira Burrell of Columbia Township. Martha d. 1884 and Luther d. 27 Aug 1897 (Bradford County death record) buried Baptist Hill Cemetery, Columbia Township.
Luther E. Haven
Editor Register:
I notice in the last issue of your paper an allusion by the
Austinville correspondent to the honorable and useful
positions held by Deacon L. E. Haven in the Baptist church and Sunday school
of that place. Mr. Haven belonged to one of the oldest
and most respectable families of Columbia township. His
grandfather, John Haven emigrated from Sullivan township, N. H., in the
month of February, 1815, and settled in the wilderness
about one mile from Austinville, then Morgan Hollow, in the
direction of Elmira. He brought his family and goods on two sleds. One
sled was drawn by a span of horses and the other by two
yoke of oxen. The horses performed the journey in 15 days, and the oxen
in 18 days. Two sons, Nathan and Luther, preceded the rest of the family
one year, and made a clearing where the home was located.
The family consisted of six sons and two daughters. One, a
married daughter, remained behind until 1837, in which year she settled
near the rest of the family: This was the mother of Franklin
Baker, who resides one mile north-west of Austinville. The names of
five sons of John Haven were: Nathan, Luther, Carter, Royal and Charles.
These all cleared and occupied lands which were a part
of, or contiguous to. The original tract upon which the family
settled. Charles, father of the subject of this notice, occupied the farm
now owned by J. N. Aspinwall, where all his children
were born and reared. The names of these were: Luther, Oscar, of Elmira,
Aaron of Cranston, R. I., Frank, Susan, Mrs. I. S. Aspenwall, Caroline,
Harriet, Mrs. Walter Gernert, and Lydia, Mrs. J. P. Bullock.
All are deceased except Oscar, Susan, and Aaron. Sept. 14th, 1859,
Luther married Martha, daughter of Rev. Joseph Beaman. His two daughters,
Harriet and Fanny, survive him. One son, Charles, died
in childhood. Mr. Haven's tragic death, which was the result of
an accident Aug. 26th, 1897, while at work on a barn, spread a gloom over
the feelings of many who knew and respected him. His
funeral was held at Austinville Aug. 28th, and was largely attended.
His pastor, Rev. S. G. Brundage led the service, assisted By Rev. T. Mitchell.
T.M. (obituary).
Charles Haven b. 1861 d. 5 Jan 1864 2y 1m 16d (ts) Baptist Hill
Cemetery.
Harriet Haven.
Fanny Haven.
41. Charles Oscar Haven b. Sept 1829 m. Hila A. Edsall b. 18 May 1834 daughter of Jesse Edsall and Clarissa Wright. Hila d. 12 Apr 1863 29y 25d (ts) Baptist Hill Cemetery. Will (probate file 1555) of Hila dated 31 Mar 1863 Columbia, husband Charles O. and daughter Clara Frances the farm of 152 acres and husband guardian of daughter until 21. Charles m. (2)Margaret E. Arnot b. 29 Jan 1843 d. 31 Jan 1878 35y 2d (ts) Pine City Cemetery, Chemung County, New York. Charles and wife Hannah b. Jan 1830 were m. c. 1889 and were enumerated in the City of Elmira, New York in 1900, farmer.
Child of Charles and Hila:
Clara Frances Haven b. 1858.
Child of Charles and Maggie:
Edmund M. Haven b. 1867 d. 4 oct 1875 8y 3m 27d (ts) Pine City
Cemetery.
44. Susan C. Haven b. 17 Dec 1835 m. Isaac S. Aspinwall b. 20 Sept 1829. Susan d. 9 Aug 1903 (ts) and Isaac d. 4 July 1911 (ts) Besley Cemetery, Columbia Township.
Mrs. Susan Aspinwall.
Mrs. Aspinwall died at Austinville, August 9th, 1903. She was
the eldest daughter of Charles Haven, deceased, and was
one of a family of seven children, two of whom, Oscar and Aaron, remain.
Her birth occurred December 17th, 1835, consequently
she was at the time of her death, 68 years, 8 months
and 22 days old. She was united in marriage to I. N. Aspinwall, June 7th,
1855. A greater part of the time since that, she has
lived on the farm where she was born, tow or more miles from
Austinville. She became a member of the Columbia and Wells Baptist church
in 1852. Mrs. Aspinwall was one of the best christian
workers, a woman of untarnished character, and was held in
highest esteem by all who knew her. Mr. Aspinwall has the sympathy of the
community at large in his great bereavement, and the
more so as he left with no blood relatives to aid him in bearing the
burdens of life in his declining years. The funeral was largely attended,
and was held from the Baptist church and was held from the
Baptist church at Austinville at 2 o’clock on the 11th inst. Rev. Barge
Gates, the young Baptist pastor, preached an excellent sermon from the
text: “Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee
a crown of life.” Other parts of the service were conducted by Rev. T.
Mitchell of Troy, who had known the deceased from her early youth. The
interment was in the Besley cemetery (Troy Gazette, Thursday,
August 13, 1903).
46. Harriet Haven b. 15 July 1840 m. Walter B. Gernert b. 28 Apr 1839. Harriet d. 28 Nov 1884 44y 4m 13d (ts) and Walter d. 8 Apr 1912 (ts) Oak Hill Cemetery, Troy, Pennsylvania.
Charles H. Gernert b. 22 May 1871.
Allen W. Gernert b. 1876.
48. Lydia Ann Haven b. 1846 m. J. P. Bullock.
Henry Hagerman b. c. 1795/1808 (age 55 on 1850 census and age 52 on 1860 census) m. 1 Jan 1841 (Bradford County marriage) in Columbia Township, Abigail Havens b. c. 1800 (age 50 on 1850 census). Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1850. Is she the Abigail Haven b. 20 Jan 1801 Sullivan, New Hampshire daughter of Simon Haven and Melintha Ellis and niece to John Haven who settled in Columbia?
Rosanna Haven of Columbia m. 7 Oct 1868 (Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, October 15, 1868) in Elmira, Lewis Wright of Rutland.
HAYNES (Haines)
Henry Haynes b. 1781-90 and wife Sarah b. 1781-90 enumerated 1820 and 1830 census of Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York. Sarah d. 1830’s. Henry enumerated in Lumberland in 1840.
1. Lydia W. Haynes b. 1810 m. 30 Sept 1829 John Hamilton
Killgore and resided Columbia Township, Bradford
County, Pennsylvania.
2. daughter b. c. 1812.
3. daughter b. c. 1814.
4. daughter b. c. 1816 or c. 1818.
5. son b. c. 1816 or c. 1818.
6. Huldah Haynes b. 15 Dec 1821 m. 16 Nov 1853 Horace Wolf and
resided Columbia Township.
7. daughter b. 1826-30.
8. son b. 1826-30.
9. daughter b. c. 1830.
10. Tamar Jane Haynes b. 14 Aug 1831 m. 26 Mar 1850 in Wells Township,
Bradford County, Pennsylania, Henry (Heinrich)
Hilficker and resided Gering, Nebraska.
HOWLAND
Phineas Howland b. 22 Oct 1772 Freetown, Massachusetts son of Gershom Howland and Elizabeth Parker m. Hannah Waring Hammond Frisbee b. 15 Sept 1778 who had one son Samuel Frisbee by her first husband. Phineas Howland of the town of Walton, Delaware County, New York sold land in the town of Walton in Great Lot 37, lot 76, 80 ¾ acres on 27 May 1799 to Edward Chase of Walton (B:543-5). Phineas d. 2 July 1834 Delhi buried Arabia Cemetery, South Franklin, Delaware County. Hannah enumerated in Columbia Township in 1840. Hannah d. 5 Aug 1871 92y 10m 20d (ts) Fries Cemetery, Columbia Township.
1. Adelia Howland b. 28 Aug 1799 m. Alphonson Lee and she
d. 23 Apr 1882 Bovina, Delaware County.
2. Berilla Howland b. 16 Jan 1802 d. 17 Apr 1813.
3. Elias Butler Howland (twin) b. 12 June 1805 m. Fanny
Mallory and he d. 12 June 1893 Walton.
4. Angeline Howland (twin) b. 12 June 1805 m. 18 Oct 1820
in Delhi, Delaware County, George Gates and she d. Nov
1893 buried Fries Cemetery, Columbia Township.
5. Emeline Howland b. 13 Dec 1806 m. 23 Feb 1831 in Hamden,
Delaware County, Loomis G. Newberry and she d. 26 Feb
1896 Springfield, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
6. Sarah Howland b. 20 Aug 1808 m. 1 Jan 1834 in
Hamden, Delaware County, Ira Penfield Wood and she d.
20 Aug 1902 Hamden, Delaware County.
7. Elizabeth Ann Howland b. 4 Aug 1814 m. 16 Mar 1837 in
Hamden, Delaware County, Charles C. Bourne and she d.
19 Jan 1892 Richmondville, Schoharie County, New York.
8. William M. Howland b. 16 Mar 1816 m. Elizabeth D. Oles
and he d. 29 July 1907 Hamden, Delaware County.
9. Thomas B. Howland b. 14 July 1819 m. in East Smithfield,
Bradford County, Pennsylvania, Frances Louise Phelps and he
d. 1888 Story, Iowa.
10. Clarissa Howland b. 26 Sept 1822 m. Ferdinand Newberry and
she d. 1888 Columbia Township.
JOHNSON
William Johnson appears on 1812-13 assessment list of Columbia. He is perhaps the William Johnston enumerated in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County (Columbia Township was included in this enumeration), Pennsylvania in 1810. Letters of administration were granted 8 June 1813 to Eli Parsons on the estate of William Johnson, late of Springfield Township. William left six children.
1. Alexander Johnson is presumed to be the Alexander Johnson
b. 1800 m. Harriet Baker and resided Columbia Township before
removing to Wells.
2. Elizabeth Johnson.
3. Rachel Johnson.
4. Abigail Johnson.
5. Ezekiel Johnson.
6. Simon Johnson.
LAMPHERE
Samuel Lamphere b. 17 Mar 1752 New London, Connecticut, served in the American Revolution from Nine Partners, Dutchess County, New York (pension file S5171). Samuel and family are related to have removed in 1800 with several Connecticut families to Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Not enumerated with the other families in the 1800 census of Ulster Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (that portion that became Columbia Township, Bradford County). Enumerated in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County (Bradford not yet formed) in 1810 with one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), one male over age forty five (b. before 1765), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1765). In 1817 Samuel exchanged his lands in Columbia with that of John Calkins of Burlington. Samuel applied for a pension 3 Feb 1834. Samuel d. 18 Mar 1834 buried Old Methodist Churchyard. Mary, his second wife, survived him.
1. Lydia Lamphere m. Stephen Jones.
2. Levi Lamphere b. c. 1775.
3. son b. 1785-1794 (1810 census).
4. Clarissa Lamphere b. 1794 m. Ezekiel Curry.
5. daughter m. (1)VanGorder (2)Ephraim Cleveland.
LEARNED
John Learned and Patty Townsend removed to Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania and were enumerated there in 1820.
1. John Townsend Learned b. 2 July 1804 Shadagar Falls, Vermont.
Second Generation:
1. John Townsend Learned b. 2 July 1804 m. 25 Jan 1826
in Columbia Township, Aletta Seeley b. 19 Aug 1807 Southport,
Chemung County, New York daughter of Benjamin Seeley and Permelia
Edsall. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1830. John first appears on
the 1834 assessment list of Wells. In 1839 their property in
Wells was transfered to William Burgess. John d. 24 Mar 1879 Alba,
Bradford County (Bradford Argus, Towanda, Pennsylvania, April 10, 1879).
Aletta survived him eighteen years and survived all her
children save one daughter, Mrs. Crowell where she d. 6 July
1893 at Southport buried at Alba with John.
Laura Maria Learned b. 22 Oct 1826 Columbia m. James R. Crowell
b. 30 Nov 1822. Enumerated in Southport, Chemung County,
New York in 1880. James d. 2 Feb 1899 Chemung Conty, New
York and Laura d. 21 Mar 1917 (obituary) buried Pine City Cemetery, Pine
City, Town of Southport, Chemung County, New York.
Children, Henrietta Crowell b. 1846 and Frances
Crowell b. 1848.
Berry Seeley Learned b. 1828 m. Mary Rockwell Alvord.
John Boardman Learned b. 5 July 1834 Wells.
Guy Toser Learned b. 22 Dec 1837 Wells m. Melissa Mosher.
Victor Eugene W. Learned b. 2 Mar 1846 Springfield m. 29 July
1871 Edna Wood.
LONGWELL
Will of Andrew Longwell of Vernon, Sussex County, New Jersey dated 9 Sept 1823 named wife Eunice; sons, George, James, Mathew, and John; daughters, Sarah, Elizabeth, and Mary (a minor). Executors, William Owen and William Swan. Witnessed by Thomas Owen, Andrew T. Longwell and Aaron Blanchard. Proved 13 Oct 1823.
1. George Longwell.
2. James Longwell.
Second Generation:
James Longwell b. c. 1811 son of Luke Longwell m. Oct 1831 (Sussex
County, New Jersey marriage record), Mariah Mead b. July 1811 New Jersey
daughter of Eli Mead and Elizabeth Doty. Enumerated in Columbia Township
in 1840 with two males under age five (b. 1836-40), one male of age five
and under age ten (b. 1831-35), one male of age twenty and under age thirty
(b. 1811-20), and one female of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1811-20).
James d. after 1870 and Mariah d. after 1900. Enumerated in Columbia Township
in 1850, farmer. Residence was on present Wolfe Hollow Road in northern
Columbia Township a short distance from the Baptist Hill Church and cemetery
and adjoining the farm and residence of brother George Longwell.
1. Andrew Longwell b. Feb 1834 New Jersey.
2. Joseph Longwell b. 1838 New Jersey.
3. Lyman Dolson Longwell b. Mar 1840 Pennsylvania.
4. Sarah Elizabeth Longwell b. 23 May 1841 Pennsylvania.
5. Deborah Jane Longwell b. 1854.
Sarah Longwell one of fifteen original members of Presbyterian Church at Aspinwall (now Coryland), 22 Feb 1832. John Longwell received into same church in 1832. John first appears on the Wells assessment list of 1833. Resided Columbia Township.
Third Generation.
1. Andrew Longwell b. Feb 1834 m. Almira (2)Nancy and he
d. 28 Nov 1903.
2. Joseph Longwell b. 1838 d. 30 June 1863.
3. Lyman Dolson Longwell b. Mar 1840 m. Alice M. Boughton and he d. 1919.
4. Sarah Elizabeth Longwell b. 23 May 1841 m. Abner S. Layton and she d. 24 Oct 1909.
5. Deborah Jane Longwell b. 1854 m. Horace Stiles and she
d. 1937.
1840 Federal Census, Bradford Co, PA
Columbia Twp
James Longwell 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
George A. Longwell 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1850 Federal Census, Bradford Co, PA
Columbia Twp
James Longwell 39 m farmer $900 NJ
Maria 39 f NJ
Andrew 17 m NJ
Joseph 12 m NJ
Lyman 9 m PA
Sarah 7 f PA
George A. Longwell 46 m farmer $800 NJ
Sally Longwell 36 f PA Sarah A. Morley
Augusta Longwell 15 f PA
Lucy A. Longwell 12 f PA
Hughey Longwell 10 m PA
Harrison Longwell 6 m PA
Britton Longwell 4 m PA
Mary Longwell 2 f PA
1860 Federal Census, Bradford Co, PA
Columbia Twp
James Longwell 49 m farmer $2400 $350
NJ
Mary 47 f NJ
Joseph 24 m farm labor PA
Lyman 20 m farm labor PA
Elizabeth 15 f PA
Deborah 6 f PA
Gernert Longwell 55 m farmer $1000 $400 NJ
Sarah Longwell 47 f PA
Harrison Longwell 17 m PA
Britton Longwell 13 m PA
Mary Jane Longwell 12 f PA
Victoria Longwell 9 f PA
South Creek Twp
Andrew Longwell 26 m farmer $1000 $200 NJ
Almira Longwell 20 f PA
1870 Federal Census, Bradford Co, PA
Columbia Twp
Longwell, James 58 mw farmer $2600 $600 NJ
Longwell, Maria 56 fw NJ
Longwell, Jane 15 fw PA
Longwell, Andrew 36 mw farmer $2000 $300 PA
Longwell, Almira 30 fw keeping house PA
Longwell, Geo 8 mw PA
Longwell, Lewis 5 mw PA
Longwell, Eugene 4 mw PA
Longwell, Sarah J. 3 fw PA
South Creek Twp Series: M593 Roll: 1312 Page: 414
dwelling 94 family 98
Longwell, L. D. 30 mw farmer $1200 $244 PA
Longwell, Alice 23 fw PA
Longwell, Hattie 5 fw PA
Longwell, Angeline 8/12 fw PA
*****
[clipped obit; source unknown]
ANDREW LONGWELL Andrew Longwell, aged sixty-seven years, died at 12:30
o’clock Saturday at his home in Laurel Street. He is survived by a wife
and mother who resides at Gillett, Pa.; one son, Eugene, and two daughters,
Mrs. Ford McConnell and Mrs. James Morton, all of Gaines, Pa.; one brother,
Delson Longwell of Gillett; two sisters, Mrs. Ebner Layton, of Rutland,
and Mrs. Horace Tiles of Potter County, Pa. The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o’clock at the house, the Rev. Mr. Warren officiating. The
interment will be in Gillett. (handwritten on article Nov 28 1903)
*****
1880 Federal Census, Chemung Co, NY NA Film T9-0817
Page: 535B
1st Dist, Southport
[in the household of James F. Copley]
Andrew Longwell other w mw 45 NJ farm laborer NJ NJ
1880 Federal Census, Bradford Co, NY NA Film T9-1105
Page: 569C
Wells Twp
[in the household of P.S. Beardslie]
George Longwell other s mw 18 PA laborer PA PA
Columbia Twp NA Film T9-1104 Page: 168B
[in the household of Fannie B. Wells]
Eugene Longwell other s mw 14 PA farm laborer NJ NY
1880 Federal Census, Tioga Co, PA NA Film T9-1198
Page: 358D
Rutland Twp
Abner Laton self m mw 49 NY farmer NY NY
Sarah Laton wife m fw 39 PA k. house
Charles Laton son d mw 25 PA works on farm
William Laton son s mw 21 PA
John Laton father w mw 78 NJ NJ
1880 Federal Census, Potter Co, PA NA Film T9-1165
Page: 475A
Hector Twp
Horace Stiles self m mw 25 PA farmer PA PA
Debby Stiles wife m fw 22 PA keeping house PA PA
Annie Stiles other s fw 1 PA PA PA
Fredda Dimon other s mw 9 PA at school PA PA
Matilda Dimon other s fw 4 PA at school PA PA
*****
1900 Federal Census, Bradford Co, PA Series: T623
Roll: 1383 Page: 80
South Creek Twp
dwelling 189 family 189
Longwell, Lyman D. head wm Mar 1842 58 m 34 PA NJ
NJ farmer
Longwell, Alice M. wife wf Apr 1848 52 m 34 3
2 PA PA PA
Longwell, Mariah mother wf Jul 1811 88 wd 5
4 NJ NJ NJ
1900 Federal Census, Chemung Co, NY Series: T623 Roll:
1016 Page: 249
Town of Southport
dwelling 473 family 493
Longwell, Andrew head wm Feb 1834 66 m 15 NJ
NJ NJ farm laborer
Longwell, Nancy wife wf May 1844 56 m 15 0
0 PA NY PA
1900 Federal Census, Tioga Co, PA Series: T623 Roll:
1490 Page: 146
Rutland Twp
dwelling 9 family 10
Layton, Abner head wm Apr 1831 69 m
46 NY NJ VT farmer
Layton, Sarah E. wife wf May 1841 59 m 28 PA
NJ NJ
Layton, Ireen gdau wf Oct 1887 12
s PA PA PA at school
1900 Federal Census, Potter Co, PA Series: T623 Roll:
1482 Page: 121
Pike Twp
dwelling 14 family 14
Stiles, Horace head wm Mar 1859 41 m 21 PA NY
NY farmer
Stiles, Debby wife wf Oct 1860 39 m 21
6 6 PA NJ NJ
Stiles, William E. son wm Jan 1883 17 s
PA PA PA farm laborer
Stiles, Maria dau wf Jan 1886 14 s
PA PA PA at school
Stiles, James son wm Sep 1889 10 s
PA PA PA at school
Stiles, Clara dau wf Jun 1894 5
s PA PA PA at school
Stiles, Jennie dau wf Jun 1899
11/12 s PA PA PA
Musto, Anna dau wf Jul 1879 20
m 0 0 PA PA PA
Musto, Ezekiel sonL wm Mar 1876 24
m PA NY PA
LONGWELL, DOLSON (1910 U.S. Census)
PENNSYLVANIA , BRADFORD, SOUTH CREEK TWP
Age: 67, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: PA
Series: T624 Roll: 1319 Page: 39
Watson Cemetery, Roseville, Rutland Twp, Tioga Co, PA
S9 LH11 G1 LAYTON Lynn 1884
S9 LH11 G2 LAYTON Nina 1886 1936
S9 LH11 G3 LAYTON Sarah E. 23 May 1841 24 Oct 1909
S9 LH11 G4 LAYTON Abner S. 3 Apr 1831 21 May 1910
S9 LH11 G5 LAYTON Cordelia 1838 1872 [first wife]
Parker Hill Cemetery, Potter Co, PA
STILES Horace died 1925
STILES Debbey born 1860 died 1937
McCLELLAND
John McClelland b. July 1754, related to be a native of Ireland, served in the American Revolution, m. perhaps Jan 1784 in the Shawangunk Dutch Reformed Church in Ulster County, New York, Anna Maria Weller b. 25 May 1760 (pension ) baptised 7 June 1760 Reformed Church, Montgomery, New York daughter of Hieronimus Weller and Elsie Bookstaver. Most of their children were perhaps b. at Harpersfield, Delaware County, New York. Settled in Columbia Township perhaps 1807-8 on Sugar Creek west of Columbia Cross Roads. Application for pension (W2833) dated 2 June 1821, d. 16 Nov 1821. Pioneer and Patriot Families by Heverly indicates he was 62 at the time of his death, but if he was b. July 1754 he would have been 67. Anna enumerated with son Peter in 1820 and 1830. Widow’s application dated 2 Nov 1838. Anna enumerated with son Peter in 1840. Anna d. 24 July 1842. Dates of birth for children from pension application of Anna.
My aunt, Barbara (Newell) Shamp, wrote the first version of our Newell-Elliott family history. Barbara was born in Columbia Cross Roads and lived there for several years before moving away. While writing the booklet, she interviewed McClelland, Furman and Gernert families that lived in the area.
Below are a few quotes from the booklet; my comments in brackets [ ].
One paragraph says "Daughter Margaret [McClelland], married James Morgan, son of one of the first settlers of the area, and later, John [McClelland] and his wife [Anna Maria (Weller) McClelland] would live with the Morgans until his death in 1820. He was buried in the cemetery near the creek. Anne Marie seems to have moved to the home of another daughter, Mary Ann or Eleanor Jane."
Another paragraph says "Anne Marie died July 24, 1842, but before her death there are records that show she applied for a widow's pension from the government because John had served in the Revolutionary War. The records state that she was confined to bed, ill, and unable to care for herself. She was buried beside John [McClelland]. The cemetery was washed away in a flash flood sometime later in the century." Paul Newell.
1. Hieronimus McClelland b. 1 May 1784 enlisted in the War
of 1812 and is related to have been killed in battle July 1815,
single.
2. Martha McClelland b. 28 Nov 1785 m. 24 June 1814 James
Harkness of Springfield.
3. John Weller McClelland b. 1 Sept 1787.
4. Frederick McClelland b. 22 Apr 1789.
5. Margaret McClelland b. 12 Jan 1792 m. 4 Feb 1812 James
Morgan of Columbia and she d. 8 Sept 1863 72y 4m 5d (ts)
Morgan Cemetery, Austinville.
6. Andrew McClelland b. 6 Apr 1793.
7. Mary Ann McClelland b. 6 May 1796.
8. Peter McClelland b. 19 Feb 1798.
9. William George McClelland b. 28 Mar 1800.
10. Eleanor Jane McClelland b. 13 Dec 1802 m. 15 Dec 1839 Ebin
Pierce. She was enumerated with brother John in Columbia
Township in 1850.
Second Generation
3. John Weller McClelland b. 1 Sept 1787 m. 27 Aug 1811
Mary Harkness, known as Polly, b. 3 May 1793 daughter of William
Harkness of Springfield. Farmer, resided Columbia Township. John voted
in the first election in the newly created Bradford County on 13 Oct 1812.
John d. 4 Aug 1850 (ts) and Polly d. 27 Nov 1863 (ts)
Fries Cemetery, Columbia Township.
11. child b. c. 1812 d. young.
12. Weller McClelland b. 7 Mar/May 1814.
13. daughter b. 1816 (1820 and 1830 census).
14. John McClelland b. 4 May 1818.
15. James McClelland b. 4 June 1820.
16. Elsie Ann McClelland b. 9 Jan 1822 m. 1858 John J.
Bohlayer (Bohlaier) and she d. 23 Apr 1898 (ts)
Oak Hill Cemetery, Troy, Pennsylvania.
17. son b. c. 1824 (1830 census).
18. Eliza McClelland b. c. 1826.
19. son b. c. 1828 (1830 census).
20. Levi McClelland b. c. 1830 d. 17 Mar 1879 48y (ts)
Fries Cemetery. Resided Charleston Township. Wife,
Sarah E. Merritt d. 2 July 1880 47y at residence of brother in Granville,
Pennsylvania (Wellsboro Agitator, Aug 10, 1880). Daughter Florence McClelland
b. c. 1866.
21. Milo McClelland b. July 1832 d. 1 Mar 1858 25y 7m
1d (ts) Fries Cemetery.
22. son b. c. 1834.
23. Ann Maria McClelland b. c. 1836.
24. Newton McClelland b. c. 1839.
Possibly Lewis McClelland b. c. 1828 with wife Abba A. b. c. 1822 enumerated Columbia in 1850.
4. Frederick McClelland b. 22 Apr 1789 m. 14 Oct 1814 Dorcas Carr, a widow, who was enumerated in the 1810 census of Smithfield Township, Lycoming County (Columbia Township and other townships in Bradford County were included in this enumeration) of age 26 and under age 45 with a daughter under age 10 and a daughter of age 10 and under 16 in the household. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1820 and 1830. Enumerated in Canton Township in 1840 and 1850. Dorcas age 54 in 1850. Frederick d. 1859 Canton.
25. Mary McClelland b. c. 1816 m. Clark Smith.
26. Hieronymus McClelland b. c. 1818.
27. son b. c. 1820 (1820 census and living 1840).
28. George McClelland b. c. 1822 m. Lavina Wilcox. Wagon
maker in 1850 in Canton.
29. Edward McClelland b. c. 1824 and wife Hannah b. c.
1820 enumerated Canton in 1850 with son Edward
age 2. Farmer
30. Columbus C. McClelland b. c. 1826 and wife Julia b.
c. 1819 enumerated Canton in 1850.
31. Martha McClelland b. 2 July 1828 m. Daniel W. Webster
and she d. 3 June 1895 (ts) Beech Flats Cemetery,
Canton.
32. Reuben W. McClelland b. 14 Oct 1830.
33. Sarah McClelland b. c. 1836 m. Horace Webster.
34. Dorcas McClelland b. c. 1840.
6. Andrew McClelland b. 6 Apr 1793 m. 5 Mar 1826 Eliza Sawyer b. c. 1807. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1830. Andrew d. 22 Feb 1836 42y 2m 16d (ts) Fries Cemetery, Columbia township. Eliza m. sometime before the 1850 census enumeration John Joralemon as his second wife whose first wife Azuba DeWitt d. 14 Nov 1845. Enumerated in Columbia township in 1850. John and Eliza Joralemon had removed sometime after October 1850 and before August 1852 to Armenia township in Bradford County, Pennsylvania, when on 28 August 1852 Eliza Joralemon of Armenia township, late widow and relict of Andrew McClelland, late of Columbia township, sold (37:181) land as her surrender of dower to Eleanor Jane McClelland, eldest daughter. The land transaction involved 112 acres and was signed in the presence of John Joralemon. John Joralemon was living with his son, Joseph and family in Armenia township, Bradford County in the 1860 census enumeration. Eliza was residing with daughter, Eleanor Battin and family in Fox township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania in 1860. Eliza was not enumerated with daughter Eleanor and family in 1870.
35. daughter b. c. 1826-30 (1830 census).
36. Joseph McClelland b. 1826-30.
37. Eleanor Jane McClelland b. 1831-34.
38. Catherine McClelland b. c. 1835.
7. Mary Ann McClelland b. 6 May 1796 m. 29 Oct 1823 in Columbia Township, Samuel Frisbie of Canton b. 16 Jan 1796. Samuel d. 6 Apr 1874 and Mary d. 18 Dec 1876 Berlin, Hardin County, Iowa.
39. Orris Frisbie b. 8 Feb 1827 Canton.
40. Morris Frisbie b. 26 Jan 1829 Covington, Tioga County,
Pennsylvania.
41. Martha Ann Frisbie b. 17 June 1833 Columbia Township.
42. Emeline Margaret Frisbie b. 14 Nov 1836 Columbia Township.
8. Peter McClelland b. 19 Feb 1798 m. 23 Aug 1823 Barbara Gernert b. 29 June 1800 daughter of John Peter Gernert and Ann Budd. Barbara d. 16 May 1862 (ts). Peter m. (2)Emily Mason Tooker b. 7 Jan 1816 Delhi, New York, widow of W. Tooker. Peter d. 16 May 1873 (ts) Fries Cemetery. Emily d. 2 Mar 1904 Addison, New York buried Checkerville, Bradford County.
43. child b. c. 1824.
44. daughter b. c. 1826 or 1830 (1830 census).
45. Sally Jane McClelland b. 1828 m. Volney Furman and
she d. 1898 (ts) Fries Cemetery.
46. child b. 1830.
47. Casper G. McClelland b. 24 Oct 1831m. Jane Vannoy
b. 26 Oct 1841. Enumerated Columbia Township in
1840. Jane d. 10 Feb 1886 (ts) and C. G. d. 28 Feb 1895 (ts) Fries Cemetery,
Columbia Township.
48. Barbara McClelland b. c. 1835.
49. Ann Eliza McClelland b. c. 1837 m. _______ Berry.
50. Margaret M. McClelland 1840 m. Abraham Fries (Freace)
and she d. 1919 (ts) Fries Cemetery.
51. Aminta B. McClelland b. c. 1845 m. 22 June 1865 (Rev.
Joel Jewell diary) Benjamin G. Watkins.
9. William George McClelland b. 28 Mar 1800 m. 24 June 1823 Anna Maria Goodrich b. 26 Oct 1804 daughter of Elnathan Goodrich and Mary Sawyer. Enumerated in Columbia Township in 1830 and 1840.
52. son b. 1826-30 (living 1830 and 1840).
53. daughter b. 1826-30 (living 1830 and 1840).
54. daughter b. 1831-35.
55. daughter b. 1831-35.
56. son b. 1836-40.
Samantha Warner b. 3 Aug 1833 daughter of Hiram G. Warner and Adelia Edsall m. E. G. McClelland b. 9 Oct 1829. E. G. d. 20 July 1884 and Samantha d. 9 Sept 1900 buried Baptist Hill.
Mrs. Samantha McClelland died at the home of her son, Al. McClelland, in Wells, after a short illness with pneumonia. Mrs. McClelland was born in Wells township in 1834, and spent all of her live in Wells and Columbia, her husband having died in 1884. She was a member of long standing in the Baptist church, and died as she had lived, triumphant in the faith of Christ her Saviour. She is survived by five children, Al. And Leon of Wells, Will of Gilletts, Mrs. Stephen Rogers of Daggetts and Arthur of Elmira; also four brothers, Alvin, Nelson, J. Edsall and Jefferson of Virtus, and three sisters, Mrs. Al. Walker of Roseville, Mrs. Mary Hotchkiss of New York and Mrs. Sarah Randall of Canton. The funeral services were held Saturday in the Baptist church, Rev. Mr. Shearer of Gilletts officiating (Troy Register, Troy, Pennsylvania, April 11, 1900.
William McClelland.
Alvin H. McClelland m. Marian Harkness.
Arthur McClelland.
Frank McClelland.
Leon McClelland.
Cora McClelland.
Third Generation:
12. Weller McClelland b. 7 Mar/May 1814 m. 27 June 1835 (bible
record) Laura Emily ______ 18 Apr 1815 (bible record) and she
d. 2 Dec 1839 (bible record). Weller and daughter Laura enumerated in
Columbia Township in 1840. Weller m. 12 Oct 1842 (bible record) Margaret
Marie Mason b. 3 Aug 1822 (bible record) daughter of
George Mason and Phoebe Stevens. Enumerated in Sullivan
Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850. Weller d. 15 Aug 1862 48y
(ts) and Margaret d. 12 Dec 1869 47y (ts) Glenwood Cemetery,
Troy.
Child of Weller and Laura:
Laura Emily McClelland b. 1 Oct 1839 (bible record).
Children of Weller and Margaret:
Phoebe Marie McClelland b. 5 Sept 1843 m. 13 Oct 1863 at Troy,
Pennsylvania, William Salvador Capach.
William Penn McClelland b. 24 Sept 1846.
Orator McClelland b. 16 May 1849.
John Weller McClelland b. 26 July 1852.
14. John McClelland b. 4 May 1818 m. Patience Jane Franklin b. 8 May 1821 Caldwell, New Jersey daughter of Rev. William Franklin and Elizabeth Dobbins. Enumerated in Troy in 1850 and 1880. John d. 20 Nov 1890 (ts) and Patience d. 14 July 1911 (ts) Fries Cemetery, Columbia Township.
Patience Jane Franklin McClelland, one of the oldest, most widely known and highly esteemed residents of this vicinity, departed this life on Friday, July 14th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frederick Bohlayer, aged 90 years, two months and six days. Mrs. McClelland was born in Caldwell, N. J., and was the daughter of the Rev. William and Elizabeth Dobbins Franklin. Her father was a Presbyterian minister. He removed to Smithfield, Pa., and was pastor of the church there from 1829 until his death in 1834. She was married to John McClelland in October, 1845, and resided on a farm situated on the road from Troy to Columbia X Roads, until her husband’s demise, residing since with her daughter, Mrs. Bohlayer. To her were born four daughters, two of whom died in youth, and the surviving ones are Mrs. Bohlayer and Miss Mary Elizabeth; also seven grandchildren survive. She was the oldest member of the Presbyterian church in Troy, and although owing to the feebleness of advanced years, being unable to attend the services, yet was her presence felt by her contribution in the form of beautiful words of faith and well selected passages of scripture which it was her pleasure to send to each roll call. Truly her life was a remarkable one. Nearing the century mark she could look back over a long and useful life, one full of generous deeds and good works. With a fearless courage, she surmounted every difficulty and all the trials and vicissitudes incidents to a devoted christian life, and it might well be said of her: Surely a mighty one has fallen in Israel." Her genial presence and wise counsel will be missed in the home which she has long adorned, but our loss is her gain for she like Paul of old could truly say, "I have fought the good fight, I have kept the faith," and who is there can doubt but she has earned the crown and received the welcome plaudit "Well done good and faithful servant." The funeral was conducted from her late home on Monday afternoon when a large concourse of friends gathered to pay their last tribute of respect. In the absence of her pastor who is on his vacation, the services were conducted by her former pastor, the Rev. G. P. Sewall of Aurora, N. Y., who spoke impressively of her devout christian character, choosing for his text the appropriate words, "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth yea saith the spirit that they may rest from their labors, and their works do follow them." The casket was covered with beautiful flowers placed in loving rememberance by hands that had ministered to her so tenderly in life. At the conclusion of the services the body was borne to the family plot in the cemetery at Columbia Cross Roads, her four grandsons acting as bearers (Troy Gazette Register, Friday, July 21, 1911).
Flora Adele McClelland b. 17 May 1845 d. 23 Mar 1862 (ts).
Mary Elizabeth McClelland b. 19 June 1847, single, d. 10 June
1924 (ts).
Abbie Jane McClelland 17 Mar 1860 d. 17 Mar 1871 (ts).
15. James McClelland b. 4 June 1820 m. 11 Nov 1846 (Troy Banner, November 12, 1846) Abigail Ann Maynard b. c. 1822. Enumerated in Granville Township in 1850, farmer. Enumerated in Troy in 1880.
J. Willard McClelland b. c. 1849.
26. Hieronymus McClelland b. c. 1819 m. 19 Oct 1848 Eliza A. Santee b. c. 1825. Eliza d. 29 Jan 1903 Manton, Michigan buried Maple Cemetery.
Mrs. Hironemous McClellan died with pneumonia at the home of her son Fred D. McClellan, Thursday morning, Jan. 29, after a brief illness of three days. Mr. McClellan has been in feeble health all winter and the shock to him is severe. Eliza A. Santee was born at Plymouth, Penn., and at the age of 23 years was wedded to H. McClellan, they coming to Michigan, and later to Manton, where they have resided for twenty years. She was an estimable lady; has been a member of the M. E. church for thirty years and aged 78 years, 1 month and 19 days. Their only child, Fred N. McClellan,, survives her. Funeral services are to be held at the home of the son, one half mile east of town, at 2:00 o’clock Saturday afternoon and a sermon by Rev. F. C. Wood, and interment made in Maple cemetary. The son has the sympathy of many friends. –Manton, Michigan Tribune. Mrs. McClelland has been a former resident of Canton and later of Troy (Troy Register, Thursday, February 26, 1903).
Newman McClelland b. 1850.
Fred D. McClelland.
32. Reuben W. McClelland b. 14 Oct 1830 m. 15 Nov 1858 Catherine M. Santee d. 23 Oct 1873 43y m. Patience A. b. 11 Jan 1835. Reuben d. 26 July 1894 (ts) and Patience d. 16 May 1900 (ts) Park Cemetery, Canton, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Sophronia McClelland, youngest daughter of Thaddeus Kelly, formerly
of this village, died at her home in Elmira on Wednesday of last week,
of epilepsy. The remains were taken to Baptist Hill Friday for burial (Millerton
Advocate obituary).
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