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Artemas Barnhart b. 10 Mar 1810 Ulysses, Tompkins County, New York son of John Barnhart settled in Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1827. Artemas m. 22 Dec 1833 Annis Wood b. 9 Feb 1815 daughter of Solomon Wood and Caroline Drury of Rutland. Artemas first appears on the 1836 assessment list of Wells Township, Bradford County where they resided for a few years. Enumerated in Rutland Township, Tioga County in 1840 and 1850, farmer. They removed to Daggett, Jackson Township and were enumerated there in 1860, 1870, and 1880, farmer. Artemus d. 6 Jan 1886 (ts) and Annis d. 27 Aug 1889 (ts) Daggett Cemetery.
1. Caroline Barnhart b. c. 1835.
2. Jerome Barnhart b. 18 May 1838.
3. Lyman Barnhart b. 6 May 1841 d. 17 Oct 1849 8y 5m 11d (ts)
Pumpkin Hill Cemetery.
4. Laura Barnhart b. 15 Mar 1844.
5. John Barnhart b. 16 Mar 1848 d. 20 Sept 1849 1y 6m 4d (ts)
Pumpkin Hill Cemetery.
6. Horace M. Barnhart b. Sept 1850.
7. Clinton H. Barnhart b. Aug 1859, single in 1900, 1910, 1920,
and 1930, farmer, residing with brother Horace.
Second Generation:
2. Jerome Barnhart b. 18 May 1838 m. 6 June 1863 Mary Ann Sheive
b. 28 May 1840 daughter of Jerdan Sheive and Henrietta Trask of Jackson
Township. Enumerated Jackson Township, farmer. Removed to Southport, Chemung
County, New York. Jermone d. 24 Apr 1905 and Mary d. 23 July 1917 buried
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Austin Ellsworth Barnhart b. 30 Sept 1864 m. Anna Burleigh daughter of R. H. Burleigh and Ellen Strange of Columbia Township. In the 1899 Tioga County Directory, resided Trowbridge, Jackson Township, dealer in live stock, breeder of thoroughbred Durham cattle and swine, dairy of 15 cows, 154 acres.
Austin E. Barnhart, 71, died at the family home near Pine City, 11 a.m.
Sunday May 10, 1936 after an illness of five weeks. He is survived by his
wife Anna; one daughter Mrs. Louise Bedrosian, Mansfield, Pa., a teacher
at the Mansfield State Teachers College. The funeral will be at the family
home near Pine City Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. the Rev. George W. Burroughs of
Pine city officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery (obituary).
Mrs. Anna Burley Barnhart, 74, of Pine City Rd., died at 11 a.m. Tuesday
Sept. 8, 1942, after six weeks illness. She was a daughter of R. H. and
Ellen Strange Burley of Altus, Pa. She attended Mansfield Normal and taught
until her marriage to Austin Barnhart of Trowbridge, Pa. He died six years
ago. Mrs. Barnhart was a member of the Pine City Baptist Church and the
Women’s Guild of that church. Survivors: a daughter, Louise, wife of Samuel
Bedrosian; three grandchildren, Mary Louise, Juliana M. and Milan Austin
Bedrosian. The funeral will be held Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the family home.
Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery (obituary).
4. Laura Barnhart b. 15 Mar 1844 m. 12 June 1870 Nahum Haven b. 7 Dec 1845 Columbia Township son of Selim Haven and Hannah Howland. Farmer in Jackson Township. Nahum d. 23 May 1915 (ts) and Laura d. 25 Jan 1927 (ts) Daggett Cemetery.
Mrs. Laura Havens, 82, widow of Nahum Havens, died at the family home, at Millerton, Pa., this morning. Mrs. Havens had lived her entire life in the vicinity of Millerton, and was highly respected. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Edna Miller Andrews; three grandchildren; two brothers Horace and Clinton Barnhart of Union City, Pa. The funeral will be held Thursday morning at 11 o’clock, at the family home and at 12 o’clock at the M. E. Church, of which she was a member. The Rev. L. A. Guiles of Millerton, Pa., will officiate. Burial in Daggett Cemetery (obituary).
Edna Haven b. 1871 m. Wellen J. Miller b. 11 Apr 1871 and she d. 1955 (ts) Millerton Cemetery, Jackson Township.
6. Horace M. Barnhart b. Sept 1850 and wife Ida M. were m. c. 1876 and were enumerated in Wells Township, Bradford County in 1880, farmer. Enumerated in Union Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania in 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930, farmer on Beaver Dam Road. Adopted son, Joseph b. Sept 1894.
BLY
Joseph Bly b. c. 1806 New York son of William Bly and Isabel Tefft m. Sarah Brainard, known as Sally, b. 15 Mar 1811 daughter of Joshua and Freelove Brainard. Joseph was a lay preacher in the Oct 1836 minutes of the Methodist Church held at Judson Hill, Wells Township. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880. Sally d. 6 July 1881 70y 3m 22d (ts) Daggett Cemetery, Jackson Township.
1. Malinda Bly b. 1 Dec 1829 m. John A. White.
2. Almira Bly b. 5 July 1832 m. Lyman Brewer.
3. Jane Bly b. 3 Mar 1835 m. Hermon White.
4. son b. 1836-40.
5. Alvin Brainard Bly b. 18 June 1843.
6. Giles Bly b. Aug 1845.
7. David W. Bly b. 1848, single, gored to death by bull at Bly
Bros (nephews, Charles and Bert). David buried Daggett (obituary).
Second Generation:
5. Alvin Brainard Bly b. 18 June 1843 m. Philoma E. White b.
17 Mar 1837 daughter of Tylee and Maria White. Alvin d. 19 Oct 1906 (ts)
at Jackson Summit and Philoma d. 1 Jan 1907 (ts) buried Griffin Cemetery
(called Mountain View in obituaries), Tower Hill, Rutland Township.
John T. Bly b. Oct 1865.
May Bly b. 1871 m. Ethan Seely.
6. Giles Bly b. Aug 1845. Wife Sarah M. b. Jan 1844. In the 1899 directory, resided Jackson Township, Methodist minister, wool grower with 200 sheep and 325 acres. Removed to 523 Pennsylvania Avenue, Elmira, New York. Giles d. 13 June 1908.
Estella Bly b. Oct 1867 m. 7 Apr 1889 Charles L. Tillinghast.
Emma V. Bly b. c. 1874.
Charles V. Bly b. Dec 1875.
Bert Leo Bly b. Nov 1881.
Benjamin H. Bly b. c. 1795 son of William Bly m. Mary Cummings b. c. 1795 daughter of Jacob Cummings and Mary Franklin. Mary Cummings identity is known from the pension application of her widowed mother (pension file W 3517) when during the proceeds of that application on 30 May 1846, "Mary Bly deposed she was 'upwards of fifty years,' that she was the 'third child’ of Jacob Cummings and Mary Franklin. In a later deposition dated 20 July 1853 she stated she m. Benjamin H. Blye and that she was his widow and was residing at Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Benjamin first appears on the 1819 assessment list (compiled late fall of 1818) of Jackson. Enumerated in Jackson in 1820 with two males under age ten (b. 1811-20) and one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94). Mary was not enumerated in the household. Their residence was in the area of Jobs Corners. Benjamin last appears on the 1823 assessment list (compiled fall of 1822) and may have appeared on the 1824 list but it is missing. He does not appear on the 1825 list. Enumerated in Norway, Herkimer County, New York in 1825 with seven members in the family. Enumerated in Norway in 1830 with one male under age five (b. 1826-30), one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), two males of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), 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 thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800). They returned to Jackson Township and on the 1834 assessment (compiled fall of 1833) unable to pay for schooling of children Charles, Olive, and Daniel.
Mary was enumerated in Jackson Township 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 fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), two males of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1811-20), one female under age five (b. 1836-40), one female of age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), two females of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800). Mary was enumerated in the household of son Alonzo in Tioga Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850. Mary wife of B. H. Bly d. 9 Jan 1863 67y (ts) Miller Cemetery, Jackson Township.
Children of Benjamin and Mary:
1. Alonzo Bly b. c. 1817.
2. William A. Bly b. 7 May 1819.
3. Charles B. Bly b. 8 Mar 1821 (twin) New York.
4. Ruth Bly b. 8 Mar 1821 (twin) New York.
5. Olive Bly b. 10 May 1825.
6. Daniel Bly b. 3 Dec 1827.
7. Orrin Dayton Bly b. 1830/1.
8. Mary Bly b. c. 1833.
9. Sally Bly b. c. 1836 Pennsylvania d. Sept 1849 age 13 of dysentery
(1850 Jackson Township mortality schedule).
Second Generation:
1. Alonzo Bly b. c. 1817 m. Harriet Mapes. Harriet is related
to have d. 1849. Alonzo and two children were enumerated in Tioga County,
Pennsylvania in 1850, his mother residing with them. Alonzo m. (2)Elizbeth
Kimble b. 1837. Enumerated in Wellsville, Alleghany County, New York in
1860. Elizabeth d. 1917 (ts) Maple Grove Cemetery, Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania.
Children of Alonzo and Harriet:
Edgar Milton Bly b. 28 Oct 1844 Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
m. 21 Nov 1866 in Potter County, Pennsylvania, Vina Luce.
Adelaide Bly b. c. 1846 m. Nicholas Realind (2)George Rimner.
Children of Alonzo and Elizabeth:
Benjamin F. Bly b. c. 1856.
Harriet Bly b. c. 1858.
Charles Bly b. c. 1864.
William Wells Bly b. c. 1867.
Frederick Ray Bly b. 1 May 1870.
2. William A. Bly b. 7 May 1819 m. 3 Aug 1841 Charity Garrison b. 19 Mar 1823 daughter of Justus Garrison and Phebe Barber. Charity and two daughters were enumerated with her parents in Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1850. Enumerated in Jay Township, Elk County, Pennsylvania in 1860, farmer. Removed in 1866 to Illinois. Enumerated in 1870 in Sheldon Township, Iroquois County, Illinois, farmer. William d. 15 Dec 1870 Sheldon buried Belmont Cemetery. Charity m. 3 (bible record) 6 (county marriage record) Aug 1874 (2)Joseph Zumwalt. Joseph d. 26 Nov 1881. Charity d. 11 Dec 1903 buried Belmont.
Mrs. Zumwalt Dead. Expires at Her Daughter's Home in Sheldon.
Mrs. Charity Zumwalt died Friday night in Sheldon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A.V. Brockway. The funeral was held Sunday morning from
the Christian church in Sheldon, interment taking place in the Belmont
cemetery. The deceased was the stepmother of J.E. Zumwalt, of this city.
She was over eighty years of age and was born near Almira, New York. Since
the death of Mr. Zumwalt, in 1881, she has resided almost constantly with
Mr. and Mrs. Brockway. Charity Zumwalt was born near Almira, New York,
March 19, 1823. She was a daughter of Mr. Garrison. In 1841, August 3rd,
she was married to William Bly. To this union were born eight children,
six girls and two boys, the boys dying in infancy. In 1866 they came to
Illinois locating near Joliet. In 1869 they moved to Iroquois county, where
they made their permanent home. On Dec. 15, Mr. Bly died and four years
later she married Joseph Zumwalt, who lived until Nov. 26, 1881. Since
that time she has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. A.V. Brockway and
her granddaughter, Mrs. Charles Bowen. She became a christian in early
life uniting with the Baptist church and then in March, 1873, she transferred
her membership to the Christian church that worshiped in Pleasant Valley
school house and when the Christian church was organized in Sheldon she
became one of its charter members. Mrs. Zumwalt lived to a ripe old age.
The sickness that caused her death began last September. Her suffering
during these months was intense but she bore up under it with remarkable
fortitude. She passed peacefully away on the evening of December 11. The
funeral services were held in the Christian church Sunday morning at ten
o'clock and were conducted by Rev. G.H. Clark, assisted by Rev. H.M. Barnett
of Wellington, Kansas. Internment was made at Belmont (Watseka Republican,
Friday, December 18, 1903).
Clarissa Maria Bly b. 3 May 1843 Caledonia, Elk County, Pennsylvania.
Sarah Jane Bly b. 6 Mar 1845 Caledonia.
Justice Benjamin Bly b. 3 Feb 1852 Caledonia d. 24 Apr 1852 2m 21d
(ts) Benezette Cemetery, Elk County.
William Garrison Bly b. 1853 Caledonia d. 25 Aug 1863 10y 3m 21d (ts)
Mt. Zion Cemetery, Elk County.
Josephine Mary Bly b. 16 Apr 1855 Caledonia.
Mary Ann Bly b. 1857 Caledonia.
Phoebe Rosilla Bly b. 13 Oct 1859 Jay, Elk County.
Lucy Irene Bly b. c. 1863 Caledonia.
3. Charles B. Bly b. 8 Mar 1821 and wife, Elizabeth A. b. 1829 enumerated 1850 census of Wells Township. Elizabeth d. 15 Nov 1859 30y 8m 18d (ts). She was buried near their residence in central Wells, hers being the only marker. Charles served in the Civil War. On a petition by Charles Bly for a pension he stated - “That for more than ten years before his enlistment into the federal army he lived on a farm in Wells Township, Bradford Co., PA. a little more than one year before the war his wife having died he left his farm and went to live with O. D. Bly his brother in Tioga Co., Pa., that he remained there until he enlisted in the army and up to this time he had enjoyed good health all the time doing hard labor on a farm. Since his discharge from the army and that he has lived with his brother O. D. Bly in Tioga Co. Pa.” Charles d. 10 Feb 1897 (ts) Miller Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
James Bly b. c. 1849 Pennsylvania.
Orrin N. Bly.
4. Ruth Bly b. 8 Mar 1821 m. 4 Aug 1841 in Elmira, New York, Jacob R. Miller b. 1 June 1811. Ruth d. 14 Sept 1886 (ts) and Jacob d. 19 July 1890 (ts) Miller Cemetery, Jackson Township.
Delphine C. Miller b. 1 Feb 1844 d. 22 July 1860 (ts).
Olive M. Miller b. 8 Sept 1848 m. J. M. Clark.
Polly Miller (twin) b. 16 Sept 1852 d. 12 Aug 1862 9y 11m 4d (ts).
Dolly Miller (twin) b. 16 Sept 1852 m. Seth Allen.
5. Olive Bly b. 10 May 1825 (she was not b. 1826 per her cemetery marker) m. Jacob Corzett b. 10 Oct 1826. Olive d. 18 Mar 1889 (ts) and Jacob d. 3 Aug 1904 (ts) Miller Cemetery.
Donna M. Corzett b. 1849.
Ella Estella Corzett b. 1851 d. 4 Aug 1862 10y 9m 12d (ts) Miller Cemetery.
6. Daniel Bly b. 3 Dec 1827 m. 4 July 1852 Matilda Ann Shaw b. 25 Aug 1828 daughter of Rodney C. Shaw and Mary Ann Seelye. Farmer, enumerated in Richmond Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1860 and 1870, Jackson Township in 1880. Daniel d. 30 Apr 1894 and Matilda d. 7 Aug 1894 East Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania buried Ford Hill Cemetery, Potter County.
Olin Francis Bly b. Sept 1853.
Charles C. Bly b. 1856 d. 11 May 1864
Mary E. Bly b. May 1859.
Delphine E. Bly b. 24 May 1862.
Thomas William Bly b. 10 Dec 1865.
Charles Lincoln Bly b. 19 Apr 1869.
7. Orrin Dayton Bly b. 1830/1 m. Susan J. Miller b. c. 1829. Farmer, resided Jackson Township. In Jan 1880 became superintendant of the County Poor House in Tioga County. Orrin d. 2 Mar 1885 54y (ts) and Susan d. 21 Feb 1886 56y (ts) Miller Cemetery.
Lafayette Bly b. 1849.
Mary A. Bly b. Mar 1859.
Ellsworth A. Bly b. 16 June 1864.
BRYAN
Jacob Bryan (sometimes Bryant) b. c. 1774 New Jersey and wife Martha, known as Patty, b. c. 1778 New Jersey removed to Seneca County, New York and were enumerated there in 1810. There was a Jacob Bryan in Ulysses, Tompkins County in 1820 and in Covert, Tompkins (that portion that is now Seneca) County in 1820. Jacob appears on the 1830 and 1840 censuses of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. On the 1850 census enumeration of Jackson, Jacob and Patty were residing with daughter Rachel and her family. Jacob and Patty were both living in Jackson during the 1860 census enumeration.
One of the unknown sons below must have been deceased before the 1830 census enumeration and had a wife Harriet who was enumerated in Jackson in 1830 with a son under the age of five.
1. son b. c. 1797/99.
2. daughter b. c. 1797/9.
3. Aaron Gilbert Bryan b. 19 Oct 1801 Warren County, New Jersey.
4. son b. c. 1803/5.
5. son b. c. 1805/7.
6. Rachel Bryan b. 19 Mar 1809 New York m. Stephen L. Parmenter.
7. George L. Bryan b. 1 June 1811.
8. Palmer R. Bryan b. Oct 1812.
9. Allen Boardman Bryan b. 4 Jan 1816 New York.
10. Juliet Bryan b. 1818 Hector, Schuyler County, New York m.
Thomas Taber.
11. Melissa Bryan b. Apr 1827.
Second Generation:
3. Aaron Gilbert Bryan b. 19 Oct 1801 m. Elizabeth Applegate
b. c. 1804 daughter of John Applegate and sister of Maria Applegate wife
of Tylee White of Jackson. Aaron first appears on the 1834 assessment list
of Wells. Enumerated in Wells in 1840 with a wife, four sons, and three
daughters. Removed to Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Enumerated
in Jackson in 1850 and 1860, farmer. Aaron d. 10 Apr 1885 buried Woodlawn
Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
12. Major Alfred Bryan b. 1824 d. 16 Jan 1847 22y 7m 26d (ts)
Jobs Corners Cemetery.
13. Julius Bryan b. c. 1826 m. Jane. Farm laborer in Jackson
in 1860.
14. L. Jackson Bryan b. c. 1829 m. Clorinda. Farmer in Jackson
in 1860.
15. Jacob Bryan b. c. 1832 m. Elizabeth. Laborer in Jackson in
1860.
16. Mary Elizabeth Bryan b. 1834.
17. John Applegate Bryran b. 14 Nov 1836 Wells.
18. Martha Bryan b. c. 1839.
19. Charlotte D. Bryan b. 5 June 1842.
20. Seth D. Bryan b. c. 1845.
7. George L. Bryan b. 1 June 1811 (ts calculation) or 6 Jan 1811 (family record) m. Mary Elizabeth Grennell b. 12 Aug 1827 daughter of Rev. Samuel Grennell and Roseanna Roe. George first appears on the 1836 assessment list of Wells. Enumerated 1850 and 1860 census of Jackson Township, farmer. George d. 13 Feb 1866 54y 8m 12d (ts) and Elizabeth d. 5 Dec 1902 (ts) Millerton Cemetery.
Almira Luretta Bryan b. 1 Jan 1842.
Lorena M. Bryan b. 16 Apr 1844 d. 15 Feb 1849 buried Millerton Cemetery.
James Nathan Bryan b. 28 July 1846 d. 1926 (ts) Wife, Sarah J. b. 1860
d. 1900 (ts). Daggett Cemetery.
Arvilla Samantha Bryan b. 15 Mar 1848.
daughter (twin) b. 14 Mar 1850 d. 14 Mar 1850.
Samuel Floyd Bryan (twin) b. 14 Mar 1850.
Mercy Rosetta Bryan b. 20 Aug 1852.
Henry Eugene Bryan b. 19 Jan 1854.
Ida Bryan b. 6 June 1857 m. Joel B. Lucas b. 1856. Joel d. 1914 (ts)
and Ida d. 1919 (ts) at home of daughter Mrs. Anna McGuire in Rochester,
New York buried Daggett Cemetery.
Martha Jane Bryan (twin) b. 27 July 1862.
Mary Jane Bryan (twin) b. 27 July 1862.
George W. Bryan b. 11 Aug 1865 m. Nora Nichols and he d. 20 Mar 1934
Pine City, New York.
8. Palmer R. Bryan b. Oct 1812 m. 6 Mar 1842 (Elmira Gazette, March 17, 1842) Sarah Adams b. 16 Nov 1820 New York daughter of Levi Finch Adams and Huldah Swartout of Wells.
Whereas my wife Sarah, has left my bed and board without just cause or provocation, I do hereby forbid all persons trusting or harboring her on my account. P. R. Bryan. Wells, June 26, 1842 (Democratic Analyzer, Troy, Pennsylvania, July 14, 1842).
Sarah m. (2)Gilbert Searles and they were enumerated in Jackson in 1860, Gilbert a tailor with daughters Viola Searles b. c. 1855 m. Harrison Belknap and Harriet Searles b. c. 1859. Palmer m. (2)Clarissa E. Terrill b. c. 1824. Enumerated 1850 and 1860 census of Jackson, farmer. Clarissa d. 19 Jan 1870 44y (ts) Webb Mills Cemetery, Town of Southport, Chemung County, New York. Palmer enumerated in Southport in 1880 with wife Allison b. c. 1828 former wife of a Bartholomew. Palmer was a resident of the Chemung County Almshouse (poor house) in 1900.
Maria A. Bryan b. 1842 m. Charles Corzette.
9. Allen Boardman Bryan b. 4 Jan 1816 m. 8 Feb 1837 Abigail Mabel Roberts b. 14 Mar 1818 Berkshire County, Massachusetts daughter of Zenus Roberts and Elizabeth Daniels of Daggett, Jackson Township. Shoemaker, enumerated 1840, 1850, and 1860 census of Jackson Township. Allen d. 25 Nov 1865 Covington, Tioga County buried Blossburg, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Mabel d. 28 Oct 1902 buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
child b. 24 Dec 1837 d. infancy.
Catherine S. Bryan b. 17 Dec 1838 m. 17 Oct 1857 Daniel Holdredge McIntyre
and she d. 21 June 1910 Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Hiram Roberts Bryan b. 17 Aug 1840 served Civil War, m. 10 June 1864
Elizabeth Emily Connolly and he d. 31 Jan 1911 Elmira, New York.
child b. 13 Jan 1842 d. infancy.
Mary Louisa Bryan b. 21 Apr 1843 m. 24 Dec 1864 Levi Barber and she
d. 7 May 1928.
Viola Bryan b. 7 Dec 1845 m. 17 Mar 1867 Henry Clark and she d. 13
Aug 1905.
Allen Boardman Bryan, Jr., b. 20 Oct 1849 d. 20 Nov 1892 buried Woodlawn
Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Ida Elnora Bryan b. 5 Aug 1852 d. 18 Mar 1853.
Evaline Bryan (twin) b. 19 July 1854 m. Amos Hart (2)Walter Fairchild
and she d. 13 Jan 1947.
Emeline Bryan (twin) b. 19 July 1854 m. Edward Barber and she d. 28
July 1930 Griggs, Oklahoma.
Frances Bryan b. 21 Aug 1856 m. Emery Denio and she d. 1 May 1938 Elmira,
New York.
11. Melissa Bryan b. Apr 1827 m. John Clair b. Apr 1823 son of Henry and Jane Clair of Jackson Township. Farmer in Jackson in 1860, 1870, and 1880. Enumerated with daughter Ella McLane and family in Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1900. Melissa also enumerated with daughter Nettie and her husband in Horseheads, Chemung County, New York in 1900.
Francis Monroe Clair b. c. 1847.
Ella D. Clair b. Mar 1849 m. David C. McLane, resided Wells Township,
Bradford County.
Matilda Clair b. c. 1853.
Isabelle Clair b. c. 1858.
Nettie E. Clair b. June 1866 m. 7 Dec 1892 Jasper A. Woodford and she
d. 7 July 1917 Blossburg, Pennsylvania buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira,
New York.
Third Generation:
16. Mary Elizabeth Bryan b. 1834 m. William Thomas Holton b.
Apr 1837. Farmer, enumerated in Jackson Township in 1870. Mary was enumerated
as married in 1880 residing with daughter Eliza and husband in Elmira,
New York. Divorced. William and second wife Lydia A. b. Aug 1845 m. c.
1879. William and Lydia enumerated in Lawrence Township, Tioga County,
Pennsylvania in 1900 with a family.
Eliza Holton b. c. 1864 m. Albert Thurston.
Juliette Holton b. c. 1867 m. Samuel Allen.
Frank M. Holton b. Feb 1870 d. buried Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Catherine Frances Holton b. 27 Feb 1871 m. Dor H. McIntyre.
17. John Applegate Bryran b. 14 Nov 1836 m. 25 Mar 1863 at Caton, New York, Azuba Elizabeth Russell b. 20 Sept 1843 Nelson, Tioga County, Pennsylvania daughter of Franklin Russell and Catherine VanDusen. John d. 19 Mar 1881 and Azuba d. 14 Dec 1916.
Eliza Bryan b. 24 Dec 1863 Jackson d. 29 Nov 1895.
George Bryan b. 13 Feb 1866 Jackson d. 30 Oct 1942.
Frank Bryan b. 15 Oct 1867 Jackson d. 23 Oct 1867.
Jennie Bryan b. 19 Apr 1869 Jackson.
Jacob Bryan b. 5 Nov 1875 Lindley, New York d. 26 Oct 1952.
BUCHANAN
George Buchanan b. c. 1775 New York m. Elizabeth Miller, known as Betsey, b. c. 1786 (possibly 26 Sept) daughter of Garret Miller and Mary Smith. George acquired property by mortgage dated 15 Oct 1806 in Lycoming County (that portion that became either present Bradford or Tioga County) from Samuel Pleasants of Lycoming County, bounded by lands of Ralph Bever (Bovier) and Thomas Wilson. Enumerated in Tioga Township (Jackson had not yet been formed), Tioga County in 1810 as George Buckhanen with one male under age ten (b. 1801-10), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), one female under age ten (b. 1801-10), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84). George first appears on the 1819 assessment of Wells Township, Bradford County. They resided in the Hammond Creek Valley between the state line and the Tioga County line on warrant parcel 1411. Enumerated in Wells in 1820. On the 1820 assessment of Wells, George and Elizabeth were unable to pay for the schooling of two children. George last appears on the 1825 assessment and removed to neighboring Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Enumerated in Jackson Township in 1830 and 1840. Members of the North Church of Wells (Presbyterian) at the State Line. Enumerated with son Samuel in Jackson Township in 1850. George d. 9 Feb 1859 (obituary) in Jackson, struck by a falling tree. Betsy enumerated in Jackson Township in 1860, related to have d. Michigan.
1. Nathaniel M. Buchanan b. 27 May 1805-6.
2. Jane Buchanan b. 26 Jan 1808 m. Isaac Kelly.
3. Samuel Buchanan b. 7 Feb 1811 Pennsylvania.
4. son b. 1826-30.
Second Generation:
1. Nathaniel M. Buchanan b. 27 May 1805-6 and wife Eleanor b.
Dec 1810 were enumerated next to his parents in Jackson Township in 1830.
Enumerated in Jackson in 1840. Enumerated in the town of Southport, Chemung
County, New York in 1850. Eleanor d. 13 Feb 1872 61y 1m 22d (ts) and Nathaniel
d. 15 Mar 1876 69y 9m 18d (ts) Bechtol Cemetery, Jackson Township.
George Buchanan b. c. 1831 Jackson.
William Buchanan b. c. 1833 Jackson.
Eliza Buchanan b. c. 1834 Jackson.
Samantha Buchanan b. c. 1836 Jackson.
son b. c. 1838 (1840 census), not enumerated with family in 1850.
Jesse S. Buchanan b. Mar 1840 Jackson.
Morrell Buchanan b. 1842 Jackson.
Emeline Buchanan b. c. 1846 Southport.
Martha Buchanan b. c. 1848 Southport.
3. Samuel Buchanan b. 7 Feb 1811 and wife Martha b. New York enumerated 1850 census of Jackson Township. Enumerated in Jackson Township in 1860, carpenter. Samuel enumerated in household of son Leroy in Benton, Berrien County, Michigan in 1870.
Edwin Buchanan b. c. 1834 enumerated in Berrien County, Michigan in
1870.
Milford Buchanan (twin) b. c. 1836.
Martin Buchanan (twin) b. c. 1836 enumerated in Berrien County, Michigan
in 1870.
Charles Buchanan b. c. 1840.
Leroy Buchanan b. c. 1842.
Sophronia Buchanan b. c. 1845.
Ellen Buchanan b. c. 1847.
John Buchanan b. c. 1849.
Jane Buchanan b. c. 1852.
Franklin Buchanan b. c. 1854.
CARLEY
James Carley m. 1813 Chestina Treman bpt 1796 Egermont, Massachusetts daughter of Jared Treman. Resided Hector, Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York. James d. 1817 Hector. Chestina m. (2)Solomon Smith and they resided Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. James Minor Carley b. 11 Apr 1815 New York state son of James Carley and Chestina Treman first appears on the 1836 assessment list of Wells, blacksmith. James m. Amanda Trask b. 21 Oct 1819 New Jersey. Enumerated 1850 census of Wells. Amanda d. 29 May 1851 (ts). Wife, Ursula b. 16 Jan 1827 d. 29 June 1883 (ts) and James d. 18 Apr 1890 (ts) all buried Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County.
1. John Carley b. 1837 Pennsylvania.
2. Jacob Carley b. 13 Mar 1842 d. 17 Apr 1861 (ts) Jobs Corners
Cemetery.
3. Francis (male, 1850 census) or Frances (ts) Carley b. 4 Apr
1848 d. 29 Aug 1863 (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Second Generation:
1. John Carley b. 1837 m. Mary A. Updyke b. 1837. Mary d. 1909
(ts) and John d. 1919 (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Frances Estelle Carley b. 1867.
Harriet Gladys Carley b. 1869 m. Mark Rockwell Lefler.
Caroline M. Carley b. 1871.
Clarence John Carley b. 1873.
CONABLE
John Conable, Jr., b. 19 Apr 1797 Leyden, Massachusetts son of John Conable and Lydia Stebbins m. Lydia Daggett b. 16 Jan 1797 daughter of Reuben Daggett and Esther Cobb. Enumerated in Frankfort, Herkimer County, New York in 1820 with one male under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), one female under age ten (b. 1811-20), and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-1804). John first appears on the 1822 assessment list (compiled fall of 1821) of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Enumerated in Jackson Township in 1830 with one male of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), one male of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800), two females under age five (b. 1826-30), two females 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 thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800). John and the names of his children appear in the assessments of the 1830’s, unable to pay for their schooling. John d. 5 Aug 1839. Lydia enumerated in Jackson Township in 1840 next to brother Seth with one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), one male of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1811-20), two females of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1826-30), two females of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800). Lydia d. 20 Nov 1843 place of interment unknown.
1. Emily Belinda Conable b. 24 Jan 1818 Jackson Township m. 9
Aug 1835 Alfred Rozell.
2. Squire Maxwell Conable b. 24 Feb 1820 Litchfield, Herkimer
County, New York m. Sarah Sophronia Stowell (2)Sabina Ann Crippen.
3. Lydia Sophronia Conable b. 29 July 1822 Jackson Township m.
John W. Joslin (Joseylne, etc.).
4. Mary Clarinda Conable b. 5 July 1824 Friendship, New York
m. Daniel Cornwell.
5. Elmira Matilda Conable b. 14 Sept 1826 Fredonia, New York,
teacher, single, enumerated with sister Sophronia and husband in 1850 in
Jackson Township, d. 11 Nov 1852 Jackson Township.
6. Julia Ann Conable b. 10 Aug 1828 Jackson Township, teacher,
single, enumerated with sister Sophronia and husband in 1850 in Jackson
Township, d. 14 Dec 1851 Jackson Township.
7. Seth Conable b. 21 Sept 1835 Jackson Township m. Sarah Ann
Burrows.
COOPER
James Cooper b. c. 1793 m. Belinda Daggett b. 9 July 1795 daughter of Reuben Daggett and Esther Cobb of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. James appears on the 1817 assessment list of Jackson Township and on the 1818 assessment list is the notation “removed.” James first appears on the 1818 assessment list of Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, farmer. On the 1820 assessment list, compiled in the fall of 1819, resided on warrant parcel 1400, which comprised an area of southern Judson Hill. James last appears on the 1821 assessment list when he transfered his property to Theophilus Moore. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 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), two females under age ten (b. 1811-20), and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804). James appears on the 1822 assessment list (compiled fall of 1821) of Jackson. On the 1823 assessment list he was assessed for one cow and no land. The 1824 list is missing. Still residing in Jackson Township on the 1825 assessment list. Deposition of James Cooper in regards to his father’s pension dated 10 Dec 1836 Salem, Marion County, Illinois. Enumerated in Marion County, Illinois in 1840 with two males of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1811-20), one male of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800), 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). Enumerated in Wayne County, Illinois in 1860. Enumerated in Marion County, Illinois in 1870, retired farmer, no real estate or personal estate listed.
son b. 1811-20.
daughter b. 1811-20.
daughter b. 1811-20.
Richard Cooper b. c. 1825 New York.
daughter b. 1826-30.
CORZETTE
Derrick (Richard) Corzette (originally Cossart) served in the Revolutionary War, m. 23 Oct 1781 (Lutheran Church, Oldwick, Hunterdon County, New Jersey) Barbara Hildebrandt. Richard d. 1806 Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
1. Catherine Corzette b. 29 May bpt 17 June 1782, single, d. 3
July 1835 82y (ts) Old Daggett Burying Ground, Jackson Township, Tioga
County, Pennsylvania. Her marker is incorrect and her age reflects the
year of her birth.
2. Elizabeth Corzette b. 27 June bpt 22 Nov 1784 m. Hermanes
Hildebrand.
3. Johannes (John) Corzette b. 8 Sept bpt 25 Sept 1786.
4. Maria (Mary) Corzette b. 11 Oct 1791 m. Christopher Lefler.
5. Maria Barbara Corzette b. 2 Jan 1794 m. Jacob Lefler.
6. Richard Corzette b. 25 June 1795.
7. George Corzette m. Phebe Creger and he d. 14 July 1841 Warren
County, Ohio.
Second Generation:
3. John Corzette b. 8 Sept 1786 resided near Daggett and Jobs
Corners, Jackson township, Tioga County. Wife, Mary Searles d. 21 Apr 1843
54y 8m 20d (ts). John had a second wife Anna enumerated in the 1850 census
and living in 1866. John d. 23 Mar 1858 71y 6m 15d (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Will (file 402 Tioga County) probated 7 Apr 1858, named wife, Anna, sons,
Benjamin, John, George, Amos, James and daughters, Barbara Ellis, Mariah
and Catherine Corzatt. Executors, Orrin B. Wells and Gates Bird.
8. Benjamin Corzette b. 6 Mar 1808 m. 11 Aug 1832 Elizabeth VanNatta.
9. Elizabeth Ellen Corzette b. 11 May 1814 m. William Raymond.
10. Herbert Corzette.
11. Barbara Corzette m. an Ellis.
12. Maria Corzette b. 10 Aug 1808 m. George Washington Rice and
they removed to Wisconsin.
13. John Corzette b. 1820.
14. George Corzette m. Mercy Adams b. 3 Sept 1838 daughter of
Levi Finch Adams and Huldah Swartout.
15. Amos Corzette b. 1830 d. 28 Mar 1869 38y 10m 26d (ts) Daggett
Cemetery.
16. James S. Corzette b. 25 Dec 1824 New Jersey.
17. Catherine Corzette m. William Hyde.
3. Richard Corzette b. 25 June 1795 m. Catherine Cregar. Catherine d. 17 June 1871 76y (ts) and Richard d. 17 July 1875 80y (ts) Daggett Cemetery.
18. Wesley Corzette b. 6 Feb 1817 d. at residence of brother,
Charles in Millerton nearly a month over 77 years of age. Single, buried
Miller Cemetery, Jackson township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania (obituary).
19. Mary Corzette b. 4 Mar 1820 m. 1839 William Daggett and she
d. 20 Nov 1856 36y 8m 16d (ts) Daggett Family Cemetery, Jackson township,
Tioga County.
20. Jacob Corzette b. 10 Oct 1826 m. Olive Bly and he d. 3 Aug
1904 (ts) Miller Cemetery.
21. Rachel Corzette b. 30 July 1827 m. 1842 Rufus Daggett.
22. Joseph Corzette b. c. 1830 enumerated 1850 census of Wells,
age 20, innkeeper, perhaps at Mosherville. Wife, Sally, age 19.
23. Catherine Corzette (twin) b. 11 June 1833 m. Lorenzo Jennings,
resided Mosherville and she d. 24 Feb 1904 buried Daggett Cemetery.
24. Lucinda Corzette (twin) b. 11 June 1833 m. William M. Johnson
son of Alexander Johnson and Harriet Baker, resided Wells. William Johnson
d. 407 Jefferson St., Elmira, New York, age 67, life-long resident of Wells,
interment at Mosherville (obituary).
25. Angeline Corzette b. 1835 m. (1)James Wilson (2)Levi C. Retan
and she d. 12 Apr 1896 buried with first husband.
26. Charles Corzette b. 1837 m. Maria Bryant b. 1842 daughter
of Palmer Bryant and Sarah Adams. Charles d. 1913 and Maria d. 1921 buried
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Third Generation:
16. James S. Corzette b. 25 Dec 1824 m. 25 Nov 1852 in Beaver
Dam, Wisconsin, Lydia M. Lyons b. 27 Nov 1832 Erie, Pennsylvania. Enumerated
in Pine Grove, Portage County, Wisconsin in 1860. In January 1865, James
enlisted during the Civil War in Company B, 46th Wisconsin Infantry. His
unit was sent to Athens, Alabama where they were assigned guard and patrol
duties. The unit was mustered out of service in Sept of 1865. Enumerated
in Weston, Clark County, Wisconsin in 1870. James d. 28 July 1892 Neillsville,
Clark County, Wisconsin and Lydia d. 6 Oct 1903 Neillsville.
Sarah A. Corzette b. 5 Aug 1854 d. 20 Aug 1856 2y 15d (ts) Plainfield
Cemetery, Plainfield, Waushara County, Wisconsin.
John D. Corzette b. 20 June 1856 Plainfield, Wisconsin.
Aldyne Eugene Corzette b. c. 1859.
Lettie M. Corzette b. c. 1861.
Harry L. Corzette b. 13 Sept 1876 d. 28 July 1884 when ran over by
a wagon.
CURREN (CURRAN, CURRIN)
Stephen Curren b. c. 1777 New Jersey m. Julia Kelly b. c. 1786 New York daughter of John and Hannah Kelly who resided in the Seeley Creek Valley on a farm on the New York side of the state line. Stephen first appears on the 1817 assessment list of Wells Township, Bradford County with 100 acres. Farmer, 1818 assessment, transfering property to Stephen Gardner. Enumerated 1820 census of Elmira, Tioga County (that portion that became Chemung County), New York. The Jesse Curren enumerated in Elmira in 1820 perhaps his brother. Enumerated 1830 census of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania where they continued to reside. On the 1831 assessment list of Jackson Township unable to pay for schooling of children, Fanny, Eliza, and Morris; 1832, Fanny, Eliza, Stephen, and Hannah; 1833, Fanny, Eliza, Morris, and Stephen; 1834, Eliza, Morris, Stephen. Stephen d. 2 Oct 1852 75y (ts) Millerton Cemetery, Jackson Township. Julia living in 1870 census enumeration. Julia has a marker in Millerton Cemetery that has broken and is unreadable except for part of her age of 26 days.
1. son b. c. 1806.
2. Esther Curren b. 31 May 1808 m. Wellen Seeley.
3. John Curren b. 1810.
4. Julia Mary Curren b. 7 Apr 1812 m. James G. Kinner.
5. Jesse Curren b. 27 Aug 1814.
6. daughter b. 1816.
7. Hannah Curren b. Nov 1818 m. John Morris and she d. 10 Jan
1847 28y 1m 13d (ts) Millerton Cemetery.
8. daughter b. c. 1820.
9. Fanny Curren b. c. 1822.
10. Eliza Curren b. c. 1824.
11. Morris Curren b. 12 Jan 1826 d. 15 Aug 1849 23y 7m 3d (ts
and 1850 mortality schedule) Millerton Cemetery.
12. Stephen Curren b. 1827.
Second Generation:
3. John Curren b. 1810 was enumerated in Harris Township, Medina
County, Ohio in 1840 with one male of age twenty and under age thirty (b.
1811-20), one female under age five (b. 1836-40), one female of age five
and under age ten (b. 1831-35), and one female of age twenty and under
age thirty (b. 1811-20). Enumerated in Harris Township in 1850, farmer,
age 41; wife Melinda C., age 32, born NY. Enumerated in Homer Township,
Medina County in 1860, farmer; Malinda deceased. Malinda S., wife of John
Corran d. (remainder sunken in soil) (ts) Vanderhoef Cemetery, Homer Township.
John Curran d. (broken marker) (ts) Vanderhoef Cemetery.
daughter b. 1831-35.
Lisetta Curren b. Aug 1838 d. 12 Oct 1854 16y 2m (ts) Vanderhoef Cemetery,
Homer Township.
Esther Curren b. c. 1842.
Cinderella Curren b. c. 1844 d. (ts) Vanderhoef Cemetery.
William Curren b. c. 1856.
5. Jesse Curren b. 27 Aug 1814 m. Anna Miller b. 11 Aug 1814 daughter of Nathaniel Miller and Fanny Kelly. Farmer, resided Jackson Township. Anna d. 19 Feb 1892 (ts) and Jesse d. 29 Oct 1892 (ts) Seeley Hill Cemetery, Jackson Township.
Jesse Curren, one of the oldest and most highly esteemed residents of Jackson, was found dead in bed last Saturday morning at the residence of G. W. Friends, about two miles northwest of this village. Mr. Curren’s age was about seventy-eight years, and he had been in feeble and failing health for some time, notably since the death of his wife, which occurred in February last. He complained of being in pain before retiring, but otherwise seemed as well as usual. Mr. Curren was universally respected, and a host of friends will learn of his death with sincere sorrow. Deceased leaves a son and daughter: William Curren and Mrs. G. W. Friends. The funeral was held at the Friends residence last Monday, many attending from this village. Interment was in Seely Hill cemetery.
Duane Curren b. 1844 d. 1868 (ts) Seeley Hill Cemetery.
William Curren b. Sept 1846 m. Patience Wilson.
Martha J. Curren b. June 1850 m. George W. Friends.
9. Fanny Curren b. c. 1822 m. Reuben R. Stewart b. 31 June 1822. Enumerated Jackson Township in 1850 and 1860. Enumerated in Liberty Township, Tioga County in 1870. Enumerated in Tuscarora, Steuben County, New York in 1880. Reuben d. 28 Apr 1890 (ts) Bechtol Cemetery, Jackson Township.
At Jackson Summit, Pa., April 28, 1890, Reuben Stewart, aged 80 years (obituary).
Albina Stewart b. 1844 d. 6 Apr 1844 3 weeks (ts) Bechthol Cemetery.
Myron D. Stewart b. c. 1846.
Warren Stewart b. c. 1848.
Jesse Curren Stewart b. 13 May 1853 d. 17 Aug 1856 3y 3m 4d (ts) Bechtol
Cemetery.
Jesse Stewart b. c. 1858.
C. A. Stewart b. 1860.
Ellen M. Stewart b. c. 1867.
12. Stephen Curren b. 1827 m. c. 1856 Julia Ann Hogencamp b. 1838. Stephen served Company D, 16th Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil War. Farmer, resided Jackson Township. Stephen d. 1898 (ts). Julia enumerated in Caton, Steuben County, New York in 1900, mother of seven children, four living. Enumerated in Caton in 1910. Julia Ann d. 1916 (ts) Alder Run Cemetery, Jackson Township.
child b. c. 1857.
Eliza A. Curren b. 8 Nov 1859 d. 14 Jan 1863 3y 2m 6d (ts) Seeley Hill
Cemetery, Jackson Township.
Wellan Curren b. c. 1862 m. Jane Wheeler (2)Rose.
child b. c. 1864.
Martha Belle Curren b. 1866 m. Frank Andrews.
Levi Curren b. July 1869.
Jesse Curren b. Aug 1871.
DAGGETT
Reuben Daggett b. 11 Nov 1755 Attleboro, Bristol County, Massachusetts m. 11 Dec 1777 (Westmoreland County, New Hampshire marriage record) Esther Cobb. Reuben served in the American Revolution. After the war resided Westmoreland, Cheshire County, New Hampshire. Enumerated in Westmoreland in 1790 with one male of age sixteen and over (b. before 1774), two males under sixteen (b. 1775-90) and six females. They are related to have removed to Paris, Oneida County, New York in 1797 but are not found in the 1800 census enumeration. He is perhaps the Reuben Daggett enumerated in Cheshire in 1800 and the children match the known family except for the three daughters of age ten and under age sixteen, which the enumerator perhaps did not include. Esther d. 2 Dec 1798 age 48. Reuben is related to have m. 9 Dec 1800 at Utica, New York, Keziah Darby b. c. 1753. The Daggett family removed in 1805 (pension application) or 1807 to the Seeley Creek Valley (sometimes called Daggett Creek) in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania near the county line of Bradford County. Reuben does not appear on the 1810 census. Sons, Reuben and Seth were enumerated in Oneida County, New York in 1810. If Reuben had removed to Pennsylvania he perhaps was missed in the census enumeration since their residence was on the county line of Lycoming (that portion that became Bradford) and Tioga Counties. Reuben appears on the first assessment of Tioga Township (Jackson not yet created) in 1812 with 131 acres, 2 oxen, 2 cows. Reuben appears on a special assessment of Tioga and Delmar Townships, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, dated 7 Oct 1814 when it was submitted to the commissioners of Tioga County. This was a special tax enumeration of the two townships that existed in the entire County at that date. Reuben Daggett, Rufus Daggett, Reuben Daggett, Jr., and Seth Dagget are listed. Reuben and his sons erected a sawmill on Seeley Creek. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County in 1820 with one male of age forty five and over (b. before 1775) and one female of age forty five and over (b. before 1775). Keziah d. 15 Mar 1827 age 73 Jackson Township, no marker. Reuben m. 31 May 1827 Abigail Woodard. An Oliver Woodard first appears on the 1826 assessment list of neighboring Wells Township in Bradford County and on the 1828 assessment list he transfered property to Jacob Stelle. Reuben enumerated in Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1830 with one male of age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1761-70) and one female of age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1761-70). Reuben applied for a pension 4 Sept 1832 (S29107) as a resident of Southport, Tioga County (Chemung County not yet formed), New York, aged 77 on the 11 Nov next. He was never a resident of Southport and other Revolutionary pension applicants near the state line and residing in Pennsylvania also stated they were New York residents. He stated he enlisted in June 1775 for the term of six months in the Massachusetts troops but before that term was up enlisted again for one year in the same regiment. He was mainly involved in the building of fortifications in the City of Boston. He stated he was born in Attleboro, County of Bristol and state of Massachusetts on the eleventh day of November 1755, that he entered the service at the place of his nativity and that since the war has resided in Westmoreland, County of Chesire, state of New Hampshire till he moved to the waters of Seely Creek in the town of Southport where he has lived for the space of twenty seven years. He signed as Reuben Dagget. Reuben was subscribed on the rolls of New York at the rate of $60 per annum to commence 4 Mar 1831. Reuben d. 8 Feb 1835 79y (ts) buried Daggett Family Cemetery on land where the family settled on a knoll west of Seeley Creek (also called Daggett Creek) near the Tioga and Bradford County line.
1. Rufus Daggett b. 24 Aug 1778 d. 2 Sept 1782.
2. Reuben Daggett, Jr., b. 19 Feb 1781.
3. Chloe Daggett b. 20 July 1783 m. Miller Vaughan.
4. Esther Daggett b. 26 Dec 1785 m. John Franklin.
5. Rhoda Daggett b. 8 Mar 1788.
6. Saloma Daggett (twin) b. 3 July 1790.
7. Seth Daggett (twin) b. 3 July 1790.
8. Rufus Daggett b. 3 Dec 1792.
9. Belinda Daggett b. 9 July 1795 m. James Cooper son of Richard
Cooper, Revolutionary Soldier of Wells.
10. Lydia Daggett b. 16 Jan 1797 m. John Conable.
The Daggett Genealogy and many others have indicated that Rhoda Daggett b. 8 Mar 1788 m. 1 Jan 1809 in Windham, Vermont to Moses Bennett and died 16 Feb 1848 Vermont. This is unlikely, since the Daggett family never lived in Vermont and there would have been no opportunity for Rhoda to be there to meet and marry someone.
Second Generation:
2. Reuben Daggett, Jr., b. 19 Feb 1781 m. 3 Mar 1800 in Westmoreland
County, New Hampshire, Jane Briggs, known as Jennie. Reuben is presumed
to be the R. Daggett enumerated in Oneida County, New York in 1810 with
two males under age ten (b. 1801-1810), one male of age twenty six and
under age forty five (b. 1766-84), two females under age ten (b. 1801-10),
one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), and one
female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84). They evidently
removed to Jackson Township as he appears on the 1816 assessment list as
Reuben, Jr. The first grist mill in Jackson Township appears on the 1817
assessment list and was assessed to Reuben Daggett, Jr. Reuben last appears
on the 1819 assessment list (compiled fall of 1818). Enumerated in China,
Genessee County, New York in 1820 with one male under age ten (b. 1811-20),
one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), one male of age
sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), one male of age twenty
six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), one female under age ten (b.
1811-20), two females 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), three
persons engaged in agriculture. They located shortly after and perhaps
about 1821 or 1822 in Freedom, Cattaraugus County where neighbor Eliphas
Lafferty and Mary Gallea of Jackson Township also settled in 1821. Enumerated
in Freedom, Cattaraugus County, New York in 1830 with two males of age
fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1811-15), one male of age forty and under
age fifty (b. 1781-90), one female of age fifteen and under age twenty
(b. 1811-15), and one female of age fifty and under age sixty (b. 1771-80).
Jane was enumerated in the household of Zebediah and Betsey Briggs in Springwater,
Livingston County, New York in 1850 and Reuben was enumerated in the household
of Charles S. Daggett in China, Wyoming County, New York in 1850, farmer.
Reuben d. 31 Mar 1852. Jennie d. 20 Aug 1869 Springwater, Livingston County,
New York.
Loring Lincoln Daggett b. 8 Apr 1802 Paris, New York d. 25 Mar 1887
Eureka, Michigan.
Reuben H. Daggett b. 1805-10.
daughter b. 1805-10.
daughter, perhaps Belinda Ann Daggett b. Feb 1810 m. Abraham Ameigh
and she d. 11 May 1841 31y 2m 14d (ts) Old Daggett Burying Ground, Jackson
Township.
Willard Nelson Daggett b. 27 Sept 1811 d. 23 Dec 1883 Greenbush, Michigan.
Laura Daggett m. William VanNocker.
6. Saloma Daggett b. 3 July 1790 m. c. 1809 near what became Elmira, New York, William Keyes b. c. 1790 son of Peabody Keyes and Persis Brooks who settled in neighboring Wells Township, Bradford County perhaps in 1809. He is perhaps the William Kies found on the first assessment of Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1812 with 6 acres and 1 cow. William d. in 1813 and his marker inscribed "W. Keys 1813" is in the Mosherville Cemetery. The early histories record that Peabody was the first death of an adult, but it was his son, William. We are uninformed if William d. early in 1813 or late in 1813, only that he is related to have slipped and fell on the ice, breaking his neck, which resulted in his death. Saloma m. 1814 Alexander Harris b. 9 June 1783 Manchester, Bennington County, Vermont son of Alexander Harris and wife Diadama. Alexander was perhaps the male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1775-84) enumerated in the household of his mother Didamia in Manchester in 1800. Enumerated in Tioga Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1810, one of only two townships created at that time, with one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84) and a female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94). The portion of the 1810 census with females under age ten and of age ten and under age sixteen is missing on the original, which may contain a daughter or daughters of Alexander. Alexander appears on the first assessment of Tioga Township, one of only two townships in existence at that date, with 1 cow. Alexander became a widower with at least three young children. His wife presumably died in what is now Rutland Township. There was a special assessment of Tioga and Delmar Townships, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, dated 7 Oct 1814 when it was submitted to the commissioners of Tioga County. This was a special tax enumeration of the two townships that existed in the entire County at that date. Alexander does not appear, but there is an Ellis Harris, age 31 (Alexander would have been age 31), farmer, who is presumed to be Alexander. Ellis perhaps was written by mistake for Alex, which could sound nearly the same to an assessor. Alexander appears on the first assessment of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1816. They resided in that portion that became Rutland Township, which had not yet been created. Alexander last appears on the 1819 assessment list (compiled fall of 1818). They returned to Vermont and were enumerated in Ferrisburg, Addison County, Vermont in 1820 with three males under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), two females under age ten (b. 1811-20), two females 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). They returned to Rutland Township. Enumerated in Rutland in 1840 with one male of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1826-30), one male of age fifty and under age sixty (b. 1781-90), one female of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1826-30), one female of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), two females of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1811-20), and one female of age fifty and under age sixty (b. 1781-90). Enumerated in Rutland in 1850, farmer. They resided on warrant parcel 1874. Alexander d. 28 July 1855 73y 1m 19d (ts). Administration of estate dated 5 Feb 1856, William B. Keyes, executor; wife, Selome; daughters, Julia, Ursula, Hannah, Polly, Opela, Didema, Selome; sons, Alexander and Abel M. Harris. Saloma d. 2 May 1856 65y 9m 30d (ts) buried with Alexander in Harris Family Cemetery, Rutland Township.
Children of Alexander and first wife:
Julia Harris b. c. 1809 near Mill Creek, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Ursula Harris b. c. 1811.
Hannah Harris b. c. 1813.
Children of Saloma and William:
Seth Q. Keyes b. 3 July 1810 is related to have been lost at sea on
a trip to Liverpool, England.
William Brooks Keyes b. 16 Mar 1812 Jackson Township.
Children of Saloma and Alexander:
Alexander Harris Jr., b. 19 June 1815 Jackson Township.
Abel Moore Harris b. 15 Aug 1817 Rutland Township.
Diadama Harris b. 30 July 1819 Vermont m. Collins W. Soper.
Mary Ann Harris b. 23 Oct 1821 Brattleboro, Vermont m. Gibbons Baker.
Saloma Daggett Harris b. 1823 Vermont m. Edwin Rozell.
Ophelia Harris b. 28 Nov 1825 Vermont m. Mial Watkins.
7. Seth Daggett (twin) b. 3 July 1790 m. 10 Oct 1810 in Utica, New York, Eunice Allen b. 15 Mar 1790 Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts daughter of Joseph Allen and Eunice Kingsley. Seth is presumed to the be S. Daggett enumerated in Oneida County, New York in 1810 with one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94) and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94). Seth appears on the first assessment of Tioga Township (Jackson not yet created) in 1812 with 150 acres, 1 horse, and 1 cow. The first sawmill in Jackson Township appears on the assessment list of 1817, assessed to Seth Daggett. For many years Seth was involved in lumbering. They removed from Jackson Township to Tioga in 1843. Eunice d. 22 Mar 1864 Tioga Township and Seth d. 2 Jan 1874 Tioga Township buried Evergreen Cemetery, Tioga.
10. Allen Daggett b. 6 Oct 1811.
11. George Daggett b. 30 July 1813.
12. daughter b. 17 Apr 1815 d. 21 Apr 1815 4d (ts) Old Daggett
Burial Ground.
13. Lewis Daggett b. 5 May 1816.
14. Clymena E. Daggett b. 16 Mar 1818.
15. Charles Daggett b. Jan 1820 d. 5 Nov 1821 1y 9m 9d (ts) Old
Daggett Burial Ground.
16. Minerva Daggett b. 19 May 1822.
17. Rowena Daggett b. 2 Mar 1824.
18. daughter b. and d. 14 June 1826 (ts) Old Daggett Burial Ground.
19. Richard Daggett b. 28 June 1827 d. 11 Feb 1846.
20. Mary Ann Daggett b. 11 Sept 1829.
21. Charlotte Daggett b. 8 July 1831 d. 10 Dec 1849 Tioga (Died
on the 10th inst., at Tioga Village, Miss Charlotte Dagett, in the 17th
year of her age - Tioga Eagle, December 19, 1849).
8. Rufus Daggett b. 3 Dec 1792 m. 8 Jan 1817 Hannah Sharp b. c. 1796 daughter of Cornelius Sharp of Rutland Township. Rufus d. 31 Jan 1835 42y 1m 28d (ts) Daggett Family Cemetery. Hannah d. 26 Feb 1883 Daggett age 86.
22. William Daggett b. 26 Dec 1817.
23. Rufus Daggett b. 25 Feb 1819.
24. Hannah Daggett b. 21 Nov 1821.
25. Lucinda Daggett b. 28 Dec 1823.
26. Cornelius C. Daggett b. 5 Aug 1825.
27. Sally K. Daggett b. 25 Apr 1827 m. Samuel Criss and she d.
29 Mar 1866 buried Daggett.
28. Laura Daggett b. 30 Nov 1828 m. Lyman Burton and she d. 27
Feb 1912 buried Daggett.
29. Miranda Daggett b. 18 Nov 1833 m. 12 Feb 1854 Furman Lucas
(2)Samuel Criss and she d. 1 Nov 1904 buried Daggett.
Third Generation:
10. Allen Daggett b. 6 Oct 1811 m. 9 Mar 1844 in Tioga Township,
Tioga County, Pennsylvania, Clarissa Starkey b. 21 Aug 1823 Hector, Tompkins
(now Schuyler) County, New York daughter of William Starkey and Polly Benjamin.
Allen d.12 Mar 1886 Lawrenceville, Tioga County.
11. George Daggett b. 30 July 1813 m. Feb 1836 in Jackson Township, Harriet Dewey b. 19 Sept 1819 Columbia Township, Bradford County daughter of Levi Dewey and Delight Watkins. Harriet d.19 Oct 1839 Jackson Township. George m. 14 Nov 1841 in South Creek, Bradford County, Eliza Pettengill daughter of Samuel Pettengill and Sarah Taylor. George d. 18 Mar 1850 Tioga Township, Tioga Couny and Eliza d. 25 Dec 1880.
13. Lewis Daggett b. 15 May 1816 m. 4 Mar 1839 Samantha Ellen Wells b. 30 Jan 1821 Barrington, Yates County, New York daughter of Norman Wells and Elizabeth Coolbaugh. Ellen and three children enumerated in Tioga Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850. Ellen d. 1894.
H. N. Daggett b. c. 1844.
Florence Daggett b. c. 1847.
George L. Daggett b. c. 1849.
14. Clymena E. Daggett b. 16 Mar 1818 m. Mar 1841 in Jackson Township, Richard L. Stilwell b. 27 Jan 1819 Hector, Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York son of Edward Lounsbury Stilwell and Sarah Ferris. Richard was a Methodist minister and they resided various locations in NewYork. Clymena d. 1873 Utica, New York. Richard m. (2)Laura Phelps Whitcomb (3)Julia Welsh Larzelere.
16. Minerva Daggett b. 19 May 1822 m. 11 Apr 1839 in Jackson Township, Daniel Dewey b. 15 Sept 1816 Columbia Township, Bradford County son of Levi Dewey and Delight Watkins.
17. Rowena Daggett b. 2 Mar 1824 m. William T. Urell b. c. 1832 Ireland.
20. Mary Ann Daggett b. 11 Sept 1829 m. 8 May 1850 in Tioga, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, Capt. Hiram Willard Caulking b. 15 Aug 1817 Tioga Township son of Allen D. Caulking and Mary Ann Willard.
Willard Allen Caulking.
22. William Daggett b. 26 Dec 1817 m. 19 Mar 1839 Mary Corzatt b. 4 Mar 1820 daughter of Richard Corzette and Catherine Cregar of Jackson Township. Mary d. 20 Nov 1856 36y 8m 16d (ts) Daggett Family Cemetery. William d. 21 Feb 1887 Marinette, Wisconsin.
Lyman Daggett.
Mary Jane Daggett.
Elmer Daggett b. c. 1845 m. 13 Jan 1869 (The Northern Tier Gazette,
Troy, Pennsylvania, January 21, 1869) Lodorna V. Mattocks b. c. 1847 of
Springfield Township. Enumerated Springfield Township in 1880.
Jerome Daggett.
William Edgar Daggett.
Frank Daggett.
Clarissa Daggett.
23. Rufus Daggett b. 25 Feb 1819 m. 30 July 1842 Rachel Corzatt b. 30 July 1827 daughter of Richard Corzette and Catherine Cregar. Rufus d. 1 Jan 1864.
24. Hannah Daggett b. 21 Nov 1821 m. 8 Mar 1841 Reynolds Sixbee b. c. 1819. Resided Rutland Township. Hannah d. 11 Feb 1893 and Reynolds d. 2 Oct 1895.
child d. infancy.
child d. infancy.
Emma Sixbee.
Sadie Sixbee.
Della Sixbee.
Floyd Sixbee.
Belle Sixbee.
25. Lucinda Daggett b. 28 Dec 1823 m. 10 Sept 1840 (Elmira Gazette, September 26, 1840) at the residence of Rev. Simeon R. Jones in Southport, Chemung County, New York, Charles Hunter Lefler b. 17 Aug 1821 Tompkins County, New York son of Christopher Lefler and Mary Corzatt. Charles d. 17 Sept 1872 Jobs Corners, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania and Lucinda d. 21 or 28 Feb 1880 buried Jobs Corners Cemetery. Lucinda has two markers, both inscribed with different days.
26. Cornelius C. Daggett b. 5 Aug 1825 m. 8 Mar 1846 Martha Jane Seeley b. 3 Apr 1830 daughter of Samuel Seeley and wife Almira. Cornelius served in Company K, 141st NewYork Volunteers during the Civil War. Jane d. 24 June 1897 (ts) and Cornelius d. 10 Mar 1907 (ts) Mosherville Cemetery, Wells Township.
H. Alice Daggett b. 7 Jan 1847 m. Henry Griffin Grinell.
E. M. Daggett b. c. 1849.
Isabel Daggett b. c. 1851.
Edwin Daggett b. c. 1853.
Merritt Daggett b. c. 1855.
W. C. Daggett b. c. 1859.
Belinda Ann Daggett b. Feb 1810 m. Abraham Ameigh, known as Abram, b. 22 Dec 1809 New York. Enumerated on the 1830 census of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Belinda d. 11 May 1841 31y 2m 14d (ts) Old Daggett Burying Ground, Jackson Township. Abram m. (2)Betsey Nichols b. 29 Apr 1815 Fairfield County, Connecticut daughter of Nathaniel Nichols and Betsey Woods. Betsey d. 16 Apr 1863 58y (ts) Gillett Cemetery, South Creek Township. Abram d. 29 Dec 1892 at home of son James in Gillett.
Children of Abram and Belinda:
1. John Ameigh b. 1834.
2. William Ameigh b. c. 1837.
EIGHMEY/EMEIGH/AMEIGH/AMY
Often spelled Amy in early records and Ameigh, the latter spelling used today along with Emeigh. L. Lawrence Emeigh b. New York first appears on the 1830 assessment list of Wells. Wife, Eliza Ann b. New York. Enumerated 1830 (spelled Ama), 1840 (spelled Amy), 1850 (spelled Amy), and 1860 (spelled Amy) census of Wells. Farmer, resided western Wells near Tioga County line. Eliza Ann d. 28 June (remainder of marker broke and missing) buried Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. There was a Lawrence Ameigh enumerated 1820 census of Beekman, Dutchess County, New York who is perhaps related.
1. Jane Eighmey b. c. 1826-28.
2. son b. 1826-28 not enumerated with family in 1840.
3. Margaret H. Eighmey b. c. Feb 1832.
4. Lavina Eighmey (twin) b. 1834 d. 9 May 1852 18y 1m 20d (ts)
Jobs Corners Cemetery.
5. Lawrence Eighmey (twin) b. 1834.
6. George W. Eighmey b. c. 1836.
7. Jerome Eighmey b. c. 1838.
8. Julius or Julia Eighmey (twin) b. c. 1840.
9. Caroline Eighmey (twin) b. c. 1840.
10. William Jay Eighmey b. c. 1843.
11. Sarah Eighmey b. c. 1846.
12. Ann Eliza Eighmey b. c. 1848.
13. Lucy Ellen Eighmey b. c. 1855.
Second Generation:
1. Jane Eighmey b. c. 1826-28 of Wells m. 10 Apr 1845 (Elmira
Gazette, April 17, 1845) Cooner P. Stafford of Wells by the Rev. S. R.
Jones, at his residence in Southport, Chemung County, New York.
3. Margaret H. Eighmey b. c. Feb 1832 m. Jefferson Starkey Newton as his second wife b. Feb 1829 son of Amasa Newton and Lucinda Pollard. Resided Elmira, New York. Starkey d. 21 Jan 1906 Elmira and Margaret d. 23 Jan 1912 buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York. No children.
5. George W. Eighmey b. c. 1836 m. a daughter of John Benson and Narcissa E. Marcillus. Owned flouring mill at Daggett Hollow. Resided Daggett in 1912.
6. Jerome Eighmey b. c. 1838 resided Los Angeles, California in 1912.
12. Lawrence Eighmey resided Athens, Pennsylvania in 1912.
13. Lucy Eighmey m. Lewis E. Sadler, resided Elmira, New York in 1912.
Abraham Ameigh, known as Abram, b. 22 Dec 1809 New York (New Jersey on 1870 census) m. Belinda Ann Daggett b. Feb 1810. Enumerated in the 1830 census of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Belinda d. 11 May 1841 31y 2m 14d (ts) Old Daggett Burying Ground, Jackson Township. Abram m. (2)Betsey Nichols b. 29 Apr 1815 Fairfield County, Connecticut daughter of Nathaniel Nichols and Betsey Woods. Enumerated in Rutland Township, Tioga County in 1840. Betsey d. 16 Apr 1863 58y (ts) Gillett Cemetery, South Creek Township. Abram and wife Betsy, age 51, b. Connecticut, enumerated with son Abram in southeast Wells in 1870. Abram d. 29 Dec 1892 at home of son James in Gillett.
Children of Abram and Belinda:
1. son b. 1831-35 (1840 census).
2. daughter b. 1831-35 (1840 census).
3. John Ameigh b. 1834.
4. William Ameigh b. c. 1837.
5. son b. c. 1836-40 (1840 census).
Children of Abram and Betsey:
6. Abraham Ameigh b. c. 1843.
7. George D. Ameigh (twin) b. 27 Nov 1844 New York.
8. James K. Ameigh (twin) b. 27 Nov 1844 New York.
9. Jesse S. Ameigh b. 30 Nov 1846 Wellsburg, Chemung County,
New York.
10. Hannah R. Ameigh b. 1848.
11. Judson Ameigh b. 7 Sept 1849.
12. Mary Elizabeth Ameigh b. 1852.
Second Generation:
7. George D. Ameigh b. 27 Nov 1844 served in Company G, 16th
Regiment, Michigan Volunteers during the Civil War, m. 24 Mar 1867 Anna
Marie Kerrick or Anna Marie Hammond b. 10 Feb 1854. George d. 30 Aug 1899
and Anna d. 13 Mar 1926 buried Upper Gillett Cemetery, South Creek Township.
Richard Ameigh.
8. James K. Ameigh b. 27 Nov 1844 served in Company C, 16th Regiment, Michigan Volunteers during the Civil War, m. 24 Mar 1867 Sarah Jane Kerrick 1 June 1851 daughter of Mahlon Kerrick and Elizabeth Southard. James d. 31 Jan 1899 Gillett and Sarah d. 16 Nov 1910 Gillett buried Upper Gillett Cemetery.
Gertrude A. Ameigh b. 30 June 1868 m. a Barrett and she d. 1931 buried
Upper Gillett Cemetery.
Ruth L. Ameigh b. 20 Nov 1870.
Bertha A. Ameigh b. 19 Oct 1872.
Nelson George Ameigh b. 11 July 1876 m. Laura Alice Mason.
Albert J. Ameigh b. 1878 d. 1954 buried Upper Gillett Cemetery.
Lewis Daniel Ameigh b. 14 July 1880 m. 25 Mar 1907 Leunetta Clark Wilcox
b. 1877 d. 1911 and Lewis d. 7 Aug 1919 Ridgebury Township, Bradford County
buried Upper Gillett Cemetery.
Ephraim Ameigh b. 26 July 1882.
9. Jesse S. Ameigh b. 30 Nov 1846 enlisted in Company C 7th PA Cav at Troy, during the Civil War, m. 12 Aug 1871 Louisa A. Marshall b. 24 Mar 1850 Bradford County daughter of Ebenezer Marshall and Amy Burgess and she d. 12 May 1889 Gillett. Jesse m. 19 July 1891 in Wellsburg, New York, (2)Addie Lanphear Vanderburg Frally as her third husband b. 25 Dec 1839 Covington, Pennsylvania daughter of William Lanphear and Amanda Landon. Jesse, mason, d. 1917 Gillett buried Upper Gillett Cemetery.
John K. Ameigh b. c. 1880.
Rowland Jesse Ameigh b. c. Nov 1880.
Albert Ameigh b. 2 Oct 1886 Gillett m. Lillian Kleiman.
10. Hannah R. Ameigh b. 1848 m. Ephraim Batterson b. c. 1833. Enumerated in southeast Wells in 1870. Hannah is buried Lower Gillett Cemetery.
11. Judson Ameigh b. 7 Sept 1849 m. and he d. 8 Sept 1911 Gillett.
Berton Ameigh b. c. 1875.
12. Mary Elizabeth Ameigh b. 1852 m. Theodore T. Cuffman b. 1846. Theodore d. 1901 and Mary d. 1921 buried Upper Gillett Cemetery.
Walter J. Cuffman b. c. 1872.
Frances E. Cuffman b. c. 1875.
Herman D. Cuffman b. c. 1877.
John D. Ameigh b. 1801-10 first appears on the 1833 assessment list of Wells acquiring property of Ephraim Sixby. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1840. Wife, P. M. b. c. 1813. John was evidently deceased prior to the 1850 census enumeration when P. M. and children were enumerated in Jackson Township. Peggy Sturdevant, age 68, enumerated with P. M., and perhaps her mother.
1. Cyrus Ameigh b. c. 1833.
2. Luana Ameigh b. c. 1835.
3. Phebe Ameigh b. c. 1839.
4. Richmond Ameigh b. c. 1842.
Lavina Ameigh, age 77, widow, 1880 census of Ridgebury Township, Bradford
County, Pennsylvania.
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