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LAIN
James Lain b. 16 Aug 1811 South Centerville, Orange County, New York son of John Lain and Sarah Horton m. 25 Apr 1831 at Deerpark, Orange County, New York, Jane Dunning b. 17 Jan 1812. Engaged in farming and mercantile business in Beemerville, Sussex County, New Jersey. Removed to Bradford County in the mid 1860’s where they purchased and cultivated a farm. About 1880 they removed to Webb Mills, Town of Southport, Chemung County, New York where James d. 15 (ts) 16 (obituary in Orange County Press, July 20, 1886) July 1886. Two sons and six daughters survived their father. Jane d. 24 Oct 1887 (ts) Daggett Cemetery, Jackson township, Tioga County.
1. Harriet Lain b. 2 May 1833 Orange County, New York m.
Benjamin Franklin Smith.
2. David Brainerd Lain b. 28 Oct 1835 Sussex County, New Jersey.
3. Sarah Lain, known as Sally, b. 19 Feb 1838 Sussex County
m. James Wyker.
4. Amanda Lain b. 4 Oct 1840 Sussex County.
5. John Dunning Lain b. 22 Dec 1842 Sussex County.
6. Martha Elizabeth Lain b. 11 Jan 1846 Sussex County.
7. Pamela C. Lain b. 23 Sept 1848 Sussex County m. 6 Oct 1872
Henry Franklin Swayze.
8. Emma Jane Lain b. 14 May 1851 Sussex County.
9. Mary Ella Lain b. 5 May 1858.
Second Generation:
2. David Brainerd Lain b. 28 Oct 1835 m. 3 Feb 1859 at Durand,
Illinois, Elvira Ann VanSickle b. 13 Nov 1836 Beemerville,
Sussex County, New Jersey. Removed to Bradford County, Pennsylvania in
the spring of 1864 and to Daggett, Jackson Township, Tioga County in Oct
1867, engaged in mercantile business and in the spring
of 1890 to Jackson Summit in same business. Justice of the
peace, school director, town clerk, d. 20 Jan 1898 Jackson Summit. Elvira
d. 13 Oct 1921 Elmira, New York. Buried Daggett Cemetery,
Jackson Township.
Jennie Phebe Lain b. 12 July 1866 Columbia Township, Bradford
County.
Jesse Brainerd Lain b. 9 Mar 1868 Daggett d. 21 Feb 1869 11m
12d (ts) Daggett Cemetery.
Fred James Lain b. 8 Sept 1869 Daggett.
John David Lain b. 13 Mar 1872 Daggett.
2. John Dunning Lain b. 22 Dec 1842 m. 24 June 1869 in Elmira, New York, Frances Elizabeth Wells b. 11 Apr 1849. Engaged in mercantile business in Daggett. John d. 9 Aug 1919 and Frances d. 1931 Daggett Cemetery.
James Wells Lain b. 17 Aug 1876 Daggett m. May Spencer.
LAWRENCE
Caleb Lawrence b. 1781 m. Abigail Baker b. 1787 New York. Resided Reading, Steuben (now Schuyler County) New York and were enumerated there in 1820. They removed to Wells in 1832. Caleb first appears on the 1833 assessment list, acquiring the property of Benjamin Hill. Abigail was enumerated with son Daniel and wife in 1850 in Wells. Abigail d. 1856 and Caleb d. 1869.
1. Leslie Lawrence b. 1807.
2. Elitear Lawrence b. 1808.
3. Ira Lawrence b. 1814.
4. Daniel N. Lawrence b. 25 Dec 1816.
5. Ruby Jane Lawrence b. 26 Mar 1823 Reading, Schuyler
County, New York.
6. William Lawrence b. 5 Feb 1826.
Second Generation:
1. Leslie Lawrence b. 1807 m. 3 Oct 1833 Belinda Baker
b. 17 July 1816 daughter of Amos Baker and Ruth Warner.
Leslie first appears on the 1835 assessment list of Wells. Leslie was a
steward in the Oct 1836 minutes of the Methodist Church
held at Judson Hill. Enumerated 1840 census of Wells and resided
west side of main road from Mosherville to Coryland. Leslie d. 1881 (ts)
and Belinda d. 23 Dec 1892 (Methodist Church record)
buried Judson Hill Cemetery.
Goodsell P. Lawrence b. c. 1835 Pennsylvania.
Ruth A. Lawrence b. c. 1837 Pennsylvania m. Ezra Updike.
John Nelson Lawrence b. c. 1842 Pennsylvania.
Theodosia E. Lawrence b. c. 1846 Pennsylvania m. 5 June
1872 (Methodist Church Reocrd) John C. Chapel of
Chatham, Pennsylvania.
Sarah Lawrence b. c. 1849.
Lucy Lawrence b. c. 1850.
Monroe Lawrence b. c. 1852.
3. Ira Lawrence b. 1814 m. 3 Dec 1835 (Bradford marriage by Justice Shubal Rowlee, Jr.) Hannah Odell b. c. 1806 daughter of Silas Odell and Mary Comfort of Wells. Ira first appears on the 1836 assessment list of Wells. On the 1839 assessment list he had transfered property to Whiting Gifford and on the 1840 assessment list the notation “moved.” Hannah and two sons were enumerated in the household of her parents in 1850 in Wells.
Thomas D. Lawrence b. c. 1836.
Silas Odell Lawrence b. c. 1838.
4. Daniel N. Lawrence b. 25 Dec 1816 m. 2 July 1848 Martha J. Horning b. 1830. Enumerated 1850, 1860, and 1870 census of Wells, farmer. Martha d. 1876 (ts). Daniel enumerated in Tioga Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1880, widowed farmer. Daniel d. 1895 (ts) buried with Martha in Evergreen Cemetery, Tioga.
Jacob C. Lawrence b. 1850.
Mary E. Lawrence b. 10 Apr 1852 Wells began teaching at age
fourteen, m. 1906 Rev. W. H. Henderson who d. soon after. Mary d. 15 June
1912 buried Evergreen Cemetery, Tioga, Pennsylvania. Survived by sisters,
Mrs. S. W. Utter of Weston, New York; Mrs. G. A. Crumm of Corning, New
York; Mrs. D. B. Bartlett of Mill Creek, Pennsylvania; Mrs. J. D. VanDyke
of Lindley, New York; Mrs. J. E. Clarke of Farmington, Pennsylvania; brothers,
W. T. Lawrence of Hornell, New York; and J. C. Lawrence of Coudersport,
Pennsylvania (obituary).
Sarah J. Lawrence b. 1854.
Emma Lawrence b. c. 1856, teaching school in 1870.
A. James Lawrence b. c. 1858.
Willis T. Lawrence b. c. 1860.
Edith Ann Lawrence b. 1862 Wells Township, teacher in 1880,
d. 16 July 1932 at her home in Weston, Schuyler County, New York.
Minnie E. Lawrence b. 1863.
Cora Bertha Lawrence b. 1868.
5. Ruby Jane Lawrence b. 16 Mar 1823 m. 27 Nov 1842 Jacob Larison as his second wife b. 26 Dec 1805 son of Theodore and Elizabeth Larison. Jacob m. (1)Elizabeth Gray daughter of Nathaniel and Naomi Gray and she d. 11 May 1842. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850, farmer. Enumerated in Ridgebury, Bradford County in 1860, farmer laborer. Enumerated in Jackson Township in 1870, laborer; Jackson Township in 1880, farmer. Jacob d. 15 Nov 1881 buried Jackson Center Cemetery. Ruby m. (2)Merrick Barnhart as his second wife. Merrick m. 7 Nov 1889 Mrs. Betsy Wheeler.
George Z. Larison b. c. 1851 d. 1873 age 21 (ts) Jackson Center Cemetery.
6. William Lawrence b. 5 Feb 1826 m. 1854 Juliette Wright b. c. 1828. Enumerated in Naples, Ontario County, New York in 1860, farm laborer. Enumerated in Cohocton, Steuben County, New York in 1870, blacksmith; Cohocton in 1880, farmer and blacksmith. William d. 5 Feb 1889.
Nancy I. Lawrence b. c. 1856 Pennsylvania.
Viletta Charlotte Lawrence b. Mar 1858 Pennsylvania m. Edgar
McLean, resided Troupsburg, New York.
William Elmer Lawrence b. c. 1866 New York.
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 74y
9m (ts) 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 with John in Alba Cemetery.
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 1845 Springfield m. 29 July
1871 Edna Wood and Eugene d. 2 May 1881 (ts) Alba Cemetery.
LEONARD
Solomon Leonard b. 29 May 1765 Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts son of Solomon Leonard and Joanna Washburn, m. 22 Oct 1787 at Promfret, Vermont, Huldah Hodge b. perhaps 21 July 1768. Enumerated in Pompey, Onondaga County, New York in 1800 with one male under age ten (b. 1791-1800), one male 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 male over age forty five (b. before 1755), 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 Fabius, Onondaga County in 1810 with one male under age ten (b. 1801-10), two males 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 of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), two females under age ten (b. 1801-10), 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 of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84). Enumerated in Hector, Tompkins (that portion that is now Schuyler) County, New York in 1820 with two males under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), two 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 ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), two females of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1775). Solomon d. 1824 Hector. In the 1825 state census enumeration of Hector, Huldah was the head of household with three males and two females in the household with one of the males of age eighteen to forty five and subject to military duty, one of the females unmarried and of age sixteen and under age forty five, and one male death during the previous year. In the Tompkins County land records of 1827, the Sheriff of Tompkins County, from a writ of the Court of Common Pleas was directed to direct goods and chattels unto Curtis H. Leonard, Abraham Leonard 2d, Elisha Leonard, Ezra Grinold and Lucretia, his wife; Benoni Campbell and Mary, his wife; Truman B. Warner and Mabel, his wife; Henry Stringham and Solomon Leonard Stringham "heirs of Solomon Leonard, deceased" for a $1,000 debt. Huldah Leonard removed with her children to Wells and d. 3 Feb 1842 73y 6m 13d (ts) Coryland Cemetery.
Solomon Leonard, Jr., b. c. 1790 was a witness on land transactions involving Solomon and Huldah Leonard in Tompkins County (1819 and 1825), New York and in the latter transaction, he is noted as "Jr". He is perhaps the Solomon in the 1825 state census enumeration. He does not appear as an heir in the 1827 Tompkins County record. He is perhaps the Solomon Leonard who appears on the 1830 asessment list of Wells and on the 1831 list had transfered his property to John Frost and perhaps is the Solomon Leonard enumerated in the 1835 state census of Tompkins County.
1. daughter b. c. 1788.
2. Abraham Leonard 2nd b. c. 1790 (1800 census - son b.
1785-90).
3. Lucretia Leonard b. 4 Dec 1795 Washington County, New
York m. 18 Jan 1815 Ezra Grinold, lived many years in
Orleans County, New York where she d. 16 Apr 1887.
4. Curtis Hodge Leonard b. Dec 1797.
5. Elisha Leonard b. c. 1800 (1810 census enumeration son b.
1795-1800 but not enumerated in 1800).
6. Mary Leonard b. 12 Sept 1802 Pompey, Onondaga County,
New York.
7. son b. c. 1806 (1810 and 1820 census enumerations).
8. Mable Ann Leonard b. 5 Mar 1808 Fabius, Onondaga County,
New York m. 27 Oct 1825 Truman B. Warner.
Second Generation:
1. daughter b. c. 1788 m. a Stringham and was deceased
sometime in 1827 or earlier and perhaps before 1820 as the two male children
under age ten enumerated with Solomon and Huldah were perhaps her sons.
Her two sons were in the same area of Ohio as her sister Mary Campbell
and family.
Henry Stringham b. 1814 m. Deborah Mott was enumerated in Harrisville,
Medina County, Ohio in 1840. Removed to Huron County,
Ohio and he d. 1879.
Solomon Leonard Stringham b. 16 Mar 1819 Hector m. Isabell Miller
and he d. 16 Mar 1881 Lodi, Medina County, Ohio.
2. Abraham Leonard 2nd b. c. 1792 was a witness in land transactions involving Solomon and Huldah Leonard in Tompkins County, New York (1819, same land record in which Solomon Leonard was a witness; and 1829 in a land transaction involving Huldah Leonard).
4. Curtis Hodge Leonard b. Dec 1797 was enumerated in Hector, Tompkins (that portion that became Schuyler) County, New York in the 1825 state census enumeration with two males and two females in the household, one of the females married and under age forty five, one of the females under age sixteen and with a female birth in the previous year. Curtis and family removed from Tompkins County, New York to Wells in 1827 (first appears on the 1828 assessment list compiled in the fall of 1827). Biography of son Newell states moved to Wells when age three. Related to have purchased 110 acres of land. Wife, Electa b. Connecticut d. 21 Dec 1852 54y 9m 25d (ts). Curtis m. (2)Sarah Hollenbeck, known as Sally, in Tompkins County, New York. Sarah was received as a member of the Presbyterian Church at Aspinwall (now Coryland) in 1855. They were living in Hector, Schuyler County, New York in 1865, Curtis stating he was born in Chenango County, New York. Curtis d. 23 Sept 1869 71y 8m 28d (ts) Coryland Cemetery, Wells Township. Sally was living with Curtis’ daughter, Electa Culver in Hector in 1870.
10. son b. c. 1821 (1825 and 1830 census enumeration).
11. Dolla Amelia Leonard b. June 1823 d. 9 May 1845 21y
10m 29d (ts) Coryland Cemetery.
12. Newell Leonard b. 16 June 1825 Hector, Schuyler County,
New York.
13. Lorenzo Merritt Leonard b. 7 Oct 1826 New York.
14. Valorius C. Leonard b. c. 1829 Pennsylvania.
15. John King Leonard b. June 1831 Pennsylvania.
16. Electa Louisa Leonard b. c. 1840 Pennsylvania.
5. Elisha Leonard b. c. 1800 was enumerated in Chemung, Tioga County (that portion that became Chemung), New York in 1830 with one male under age five (b. 1826-30), one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), one male of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800), two females under age five (b. 1826-30), and one female of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10). Enumerated in Barton, Tioga County, New York in 1840 with two males of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), one male of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800), two females under age five (b. 1836-40), 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 fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800).
son b. 1821-25.
son b. 1826-30.
daughter b. 1826-30.
daughter b. 1826-30.
daughter b. 1831-35.
daughter b. 1836-40.
daughter b. 1836-40.
6. Mary Leonard b. 12 Sept 1802 m. 1821 Benoni Campbell b. 10 Feb 1800 Deerpark, Orange County, New York son of Jonathan Campbell and Phebe Button of Hector, Tompkins (that portion that is now Schuyler), County, New York. Enumerated in Painted Post, Steuben County, New York in 1825 and Hornby in 1830. Removed to Ohio and were residing in Homer, Medina County in 1840. They joined the Mormom church and went west in 1850 and died enroute to Utah when cholera broke out. Mary d. 30 June 1850 Winter Quarters, Douglas County, Nebraska and Benoni d. 4 July 1850 Winter Quarters. Their children completed the journey to Utah.
Elizabeth Campbell b. 7 Mar 1822 Painted Post, Steuben County,
New York.
Mathew Campbell b. 25 Dec 1823 Painted Post.
Solomon Leonard Campbell b. 29 Aug 1825 Hornby, Steuben County.
Samuel Joseph Campbell b. 4 May 1827 Hornby.
John Campbell b. 3 Sept 1828 Hornby.
Deborah Jane Campbell b. 26 July 1830 Hornby.
George William Campbell b. 22 May 1832 Taylors Hill, New York
d. 9 July 1834.
Henry Campbell b. 29 Mar 1834 Caton, Steuben County, New York
d. 5 June 1834.
Huldah Henrietta Campbell b. 16 July 1835 Harmony, Steuben County.
Joseph Hyrum Campbell b. 15 Aug 1837 Kirtland, Ohio.
Harriet Melissa Campbell b. 5 Sept 1839 Kirtland d. 1 Oct 1847.
Elisha Leonard Campbell b. 22 Mar 1841 Homer, Ohio.
Heber Kimball Campbell b. 7 Mar 1845 Homer d. 9 July 1850.
Third Generation:
12. Newell Leonard b. 16 June 1825 attended Troy Academy in Troy,
Pennsylvania and then taught school in Bradford County and Chemung County,
New York. Wife, Mary b. c. 1838 enumerated 1860 census of Wells. No further
record of Mary and their son found. Newell served in the Civil War and
in Dec 1868 (The Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, December 10,
1868) removed to Ann Arbor, Michigan and began law classes at the University
of Michigan. Returned to Wells in April 1869 after graduating. Newell m.
30 Mar 1870 (The Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, April 14, 1870)
at Ann Arbor, Lucy Blood of Ann Arbor. They returned briefly to South Creek
Township and on May 17th left for St. Louis, Gratiot County, Michigan where
Newell began a law practice. Lucy d. 21 June 1891 St. Louis. In 1915 Newell
resided with son Oliver in Chicago, Illinois. Newell d. 1925 buried St.
Louis Cemetery with Lucy.
Child of Newell and Mary:
John Leonard b. c. 1855.
Children of Newell and Lucy:
Oliver Blood Leonard b. 21 Nov 1871 St. Louis, Gratiot County,
Michigan.
Louise Leonard b. 3 Sept 1874 St. Louis, Michigan m. W. M. Rafner,
resided Geneva, Illinois.
William Culver Leonard b. 8 Sept 1879 Ithaca, Gratiot County,
Michigan.
13. Lorenzo Merritt Leonard b. 7 Oct 1826 m. Mary Jane Wilson b. 1830 daughter of James Wilson and Mary Mosher. Lorenzo d. 8 Mar 1857 30y 5m 1d (ts). Mary Jane m. 1 Jan 1861 in Southport, Chemung County, New York (2)Valorius C. Leonard. Mary Jane d. 16 Aug 1895 at 402 South Broadway, Elmira, New York (obituary) 64y 10m 11d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery buried with Merritt.
Clara E. Leonard b. 2 Nov 1856 d. 4 Aug 1864 7y 9m 2d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
14. Valorius C. Leonard b. c. 1829 m. at Seeley Creek, town of Southport, Chemung County, New York, 1 Jan 1860 Mary Jane Wilson Leonard, widow of his brother Merritt, b. 1830 daughter of James Wilson and Mary Mosher. Enumerated in Wells in 1860, farmer. Valorius was among a list of men from Wells drafted at Towanda on 16 Oct 1862 during the Civil War in which he did serve. Removed to St. Louis, Gratiot County, Michigan for health reasons for the curing powers of Magnetic Springs and where Valorius d. 20 Dec 1885 shortly after his arrival. Mary Jane d. 16 Aug 1895 at 402 South Broadway, Elmira, New York (obituary) 64y 10m 11d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery buried with Merritt.
Curtis H. Leonard b. 1862 Gaines, Pennsylvania was of Elmira
when he m. 12 Sept 1883 (Methodist Church
Record) Elizabeth Scott of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Camilla Leonard b. 1863.
James A. Wilson Leonard b. 2 June 1865 d. 29 Jan 1885.
Mary A. Leonard b. 1869.
child b. 12 Sept 1871 d. 28 Oct 1871.
15. John King Leonard b. June 1831 m. Eliza A. DeWitt b. c. 1836 daughter of Doctor Barnet DeWitt and wife Mary. Enumerated in Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1870, sawyer. Enumerated 1880 census in Chemung County, New York. Enumerated in Big Flats, Chemung County, New York in 1900 with second wife Alice and daughters Huldah and Esther.
Ella M. Leonard b. c. 1860.
Willis B. Leonard b. c. 1862.
Sherman Curtis Leonard b. 18 July 1865.
Gettie Leonard b. c. 1867 d. 1 Sept 1869 2y 9m (ts) Coryland
Cemetery.
Fred F. Leonard.
16. Electa Louisa Leonard b. c. 1840 m. William Culver. Enumerated in 1870 in Hector, Schuyler County, New York and in 1900 in Bethany, Gratiot County, Michigan. Electa is buried Oak Grove Cemetery, Pine River Township, Gratoit County, Michigan.
LEWIS
Stephen Y. Lewis b. 1794 New York and wife Johanna C., usually known as Anna, b. c. 1798 Vermont enumerated 1840 census of Wells with one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), one male of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1821-25), one male of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800), 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). Residence was in southwestern Wells near the Tioga County line and neighboring Jackson Township. Enumerated in Wells in 1850, farmer. They removed just a short distance to near Daggett, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County in 1860, farmer. Enumerated in Jackson Township in 1870, basket maker. Stephen was a member of the Methodist Church at Daggett. Anna d. 3 Apr 1876 and Stephen d. 15 June 1882 buried Daggett Cemetery, Jackson Township.
DIED, April 3rd, Anna wife of Stephen Lewis, age 78 years, at Jobs Corners, Rutland Township (Mansfield Advertiser, May 3, 1876).
DIED, Stephen Y. Lewis, Daggetts Mills, Thursday, June 15th, aged about 80 years. Been there many years (Mansfield Advertiser, July 5, 1882).
Son b. 1821-25.
1. Esther Lewis b. c. 1826 m. 9 May 1844 (Elmira Gazette,
May 16, 1844) at Daggett, James Madison Pettingell.
2. Lydia Lewis b. 1828 New York.
3. Oliver Lewis b. c. 1830 New York.
4. son b. c. 1832-35.
5. John Lewis b. c. 1842 Pennsylvania.
Second Generation:
Lydia Miller b. 1828 m. John D. Miller b. c. 1815 New York. Blacksmith,
enumerated in Chemung, Chemung County, New York in 1850. Lydia m. (2)James
King b. 1830 d. 1888 (ts) and Lydia d. 1899 (ts) Daggett Cemetery.
Jonathan Dallas Miller b. 14 Mar 1844 Pennsylvania.
Stephen Miller b. c. 1846 New York.
Elizabeth A. Miller b. c. 1848 Pennsylvania m. Frederick Hamilton and
she d. 8 July 1865 15y 10m 10d (ts) Judson Hill Cemetery, Wells Township.
Funeral of Alexander Lewis preached 20 Oct 1865 at Judson Hill by Rev. Joel Jewell (Jewell diary).
Coursen Lewis from Sussex County, New Jersey to Wells d. 8 July 1873 65y 2m 10d (ts). Wife, Ruth d. 31 Dec 1892 81y 8m 20d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Death notice of Coursen in Bradford Argus, Towanda, Pennsylvania, July 24, 1873.
1. Mary L. Lewis b. 3 Jan 1833 m. Albert B. Hathaway.
2. Martha J. Lewis b. 23 Oct 1840 m. William F. Palmer
and she d. 17 July 1907 age 67 at Wells buried Daggett
Cemetery, survived by daughter, Mrs. Frederick L. Jennings (obituary).
3. Ezra Dayton Lewis b. 1842, served Civil War in Company
E 35th militia, graduated with law degree from Univeristy
of Michigan, admitted in Bradford County and commenced practice of law
with E. B. Parsons, Esq., of Troy; of Michigan, 17 July 1907,
d. 1910 buried Mosherville Cemetery.
4. Jansen B. Lewis b. 1847 farmer in western Wells d. 1920
buried Mosherville Cemetery.
Dennison Lewis, usually known as Dennis, b. c. 1800 New Jersey m. Ann Fries b. c. 1804 New Jersey daughter of James Fries and Margaret Kuhl. Dennis first appears on the 1837 asessment list of Wells, having arrived a few years after Ann’s parents. In 1838 they became members of the Presbyterian Church at Aspinwall (now Coryland). Enumerated in Wells in 1840 with two males under age five (b. 1836-40), one male of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1801-10), 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 thirty and under age forty (b. 1801-10). Enumerated in Wells in 1850, carpenter. Residence was in central Wells near South Creek Township line. In 1857 children, Margaret Jane and Ezra D. became members of the Presbyterian Church and in 1862, James R., Lydia Ann, and Mary. Enumerated in Wells in 1860, farmer. Enumerated in Southport, Chemung County, New York in 1870 and 1880, carpenter, residence at Pine City. Dennis d. 17 July 1894, age 77, married, in Wells of liver trouble buried Coryland (Bradford County death record). No marker in Coryland Cemetery.
1. Margaret Jane Lewis b. 1833 New Jersey m. Alfred Hammond.
2. James R. Lewis b. Dec 1834 New Jersey.
3. Lydia Ann Lewis b. Nov 1836 New Jersey m. William Clinton
Killgore.
4. Ezra Dennis Lewis b. c. 1840 Pennsylvania.
5. Mary Lewis b. c. 1842 Pennsylvania.
6. Calvin Lewis b. c. 1850 Pennsylvania, not enumerated
in household in 1860, idiot in 1870 census enumeration, insane asylum in
1880 census of Southport.
Second Generation:
2. James R. Lewis b. Dec 1834 was among a list of men from
Wells drafted at Towanda on 16 Oct 1862 during the Civil War, m. c. 1863
Harriet C. Sayre b. Feb 1842 daughter of David M. Sayre and Mary Frost
of Wells. Enumerated in the town of Southport, Chemung County, New York
in 1880. Enumerated in South Creek Township, Bradford County in 1900 and
1910, farmer. James was deceased before 1920 when Harriet and son Richard
were enumerated in South Creek. Harriet was living in the 1930 census enumeration.
Mary Lewis b. c. 1866 m. a Wilson and she was deceased prior to 1900
when her two children were residing with James and Harriet.
Richard Lewis b. May 1869, single, d. 1946 (ts) buried Coryland
Cemetery, Wells Township.
George W. Lewis was commissioned justice of the peace in Wells in 1834. He does not appear on the assessment lists for that time period.
George M. Lewis of Wells d. 23 Feb 1902 80y (Troy Gazette, Thursday, February 27, 1902).
LINDLEY
Wealthy J., daughter of Cornelius and Rachel Lindley d. 1 Dec 1848 22y 7m 21d (ts) Coryland Cemetery.
LITTLE/LYTLE
Selah Tuttle Little m. Rebecca Remer b. 7 Dec 1806 New York City one of twelve children. They removed from Hector, Schuyler County, New York to Wells and were enumerated in Wells in 1850. Selah d. 12 Oct 1884 75y (ts) and Rebecca d. 1 Mar 1893 86y (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
1. Maria J. Little b. 5 Feb 1843.
2. Albert Winfield Little b. 7 Dec 1848.
Second Generation:
1. Maria J. Little b. 5 Feb 1843 m. 25 Nov 1885 town of Southport,
Chemung County, New York, Jesse Allen Gifford as his
second wife and she d. 8 Nov 1908 at her home in Wells, burial at
Judson Hill. Survived by husband, step-daughter and adopted daughter and
brother, A. W. Little (obituary).
2. Albert Winfield Little b. 7 Dec 1848 m. 25 Dec 1878 (Methodist Church Record) Mary Elizabeth Gifford b. 8 July 1852 daughter of Jesse Allen Gifford and Martha Gifford. Albert d. 6 June 1932 and Mary d. 31 July 1933 buried Mosherville Cemetery.
3. Cora Belle Little b. 13 Oct 1879.
4. Grace Gifford Little b. 25 Sept 1885.
5. Floyd Little.
Third Generation:
3. Cora Belle Little b. 13 Oct 1879 m. 1 Jan 1900 Curtis
Smith b. 7 Aug 1880 son of Henry Smith and grandson of
Joshua Smith who are buried in Alder Run Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga
County. Resided Wells Township in the former home of Whiting Gifford. Curtis
d. 7 Nov 1957 and Cora d. 25 Mar 1967 buried Bradford
County Memorial Park, Luthers Mills.
Clifton Lee Smith b. 1900 resided Binghamton, New York d. 1988.
Viola Smith b. 1902 d. 1902.
Bernice Elizabeth Smith b. 1903 m. Lloyd Hamilton and she d.
1979 Elmira, New York.
Bertha Ione Smith b. 1905 m. Floyd Earl Sheive, resided A. W.
Little home in Mosherville and she d. 1977.
Wilbur Glenn Smith b. 1907 m. and he d. 1988 buried Bradford
County Memorial Park.
Doris Mae Smith b. 1917 m. John Alonzo Voorhees, reside Wells
Township.
4. Grace Gifford Little b. 25 Sept 1885 m. 27 Sept William J. Hungerford b. 10 May 1883. Resided Jackson Summit, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Grace d. 19 Mar 1923 and William d. 1955.
Ralph Hungerford.
Vivian Hungerford b. May 1907 m. Roger Wells, resided Daggett.
Myrtle Hungerford.
Jasper Hungerford.
William Hungerford.
Raymond Hungerford.
Thomas Lytle b. c. 1815 New York, millwright and wife, Nancy b. c. 1814
New York (1850 census). Enumerated in 1850 next to the William and Sally
Little below. He was perhaps the T. Lytle on 1858 map
residing south of Mosherville on west side of main road to Coryland.
Nancy wife of Thomas Lytle d. 19 Mar 1876 59y 7m 25d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
Thomas Lytle of Wells m. 7 Sept 1882 (Methodist Church Record) Esther Vanskiver
of Elmira. Thomas d. 15 Apr 1885 Wells (Bradford County probate). Will
(Bradford County probate 4021) of Thomas dated 9 Sept 1884 named wife Esther
and son Henry B. Lytle. Executor, George W. Noble. Affidavit states d.
15 Apr 1885 Wells. Probated 6 May 1885.
1. Henry B. Lytle b. c. 1840 Pennsylvania.
Second Generation:
1. Henry B. Lytle b. c. 1840 was among a list of men from
Wells drafted at Towanda on 16 Oct 1862 during the Civil
War. Henry was for many years proprietor of the State Line Hotel and at
one time was landlord of a hotel in Nelson, Pennsylvania.
He left the hotel business and established a business
in New York City and then removed to Elmira. Henry d. at his home in Elmira
survived by his wife Jennie and one daughter.
Katie Lytle d. 12 Aug 1873 2y 4m 4d at 71 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Elmira, New York buried Mosherville (Elmira City
Death Record).
daughter.
William Little b. c. 1817 New York and wife, Sally b. c. 1816 New York
enumerated 1850 census. Enumerated next to the above Thomas and Nancy Lytle.
Susan Monroe b. c. 1819 New York in household
with David Monroe b. c. 1847 New York and Hiram Monroe b. c. 1849 Pennsylvania.
1. Robert Little b. c. 1841 New York.
2. William Little b. c. 1849 New York.
LIVINGS
Joseph Livings b. c. 1766 New Jersey son of Richard and Rachel Livings is related to have m. Mary Beers, known as Polly, b. 17 Sept 1774 Orange County, New York daughter of Timothy Beers and Susanna Randall and she had m. Phineas Tompkins, Jr. It is doubtful that Polly was the mother of the children of Joseph Livings and certainly not those born prior to 1820 since Phineas was still living and enumerated in Orange County. New York. Phineas was enumerated in Warwick, Orange County, New York in 1800 with one male under age ten (b. 1791-1800), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1756-74), two females under age ten (b. 1791-1800), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1756-74). Phineas enumerated in Warwick in 1810 with two males under age ten (b. 1801-10), one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84). Phineas enumerated in Goshen, Orange County 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 over age forty five (b. before 1775), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1775).
Joseph Livings served in the War of 1812. Joseph first appears on the 1829 Wells assessment list. Enumerated in Wells in 1830 with one male of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), one male of age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1761-70), two females of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), one female of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), one female of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1781-90). If Mary Beers was still his wife her correct age would have been fifty and under sixty. Children Timothy, Charlotte, and Elizabeth appear in the “poor children” list on the Wells tax assessment lists, Joseph unable to pay for their schooling. The name of the mother of the children was not always given in the assessment lists for the compilation of “poor children,” but in a few instances they were, and her name was given as Mary and once as Polly, Polly being the nickname for Mary. If Mary Beers was the mother of these children she would have been about fifty one years of age when Elizabeth was born. Possible, but since the age of the wife of Joseph in the 1830 census enumeration was b. in the 1780’s, if the census enumeration was correct, they may have had another mother with the name Mary. On the 1834 assessment list Joseph had transfered property to John Barnes, but remained in the township. Joseph last appears on the 1837 assessment list of Wells. Joseph was enumerated in Southport, Chemung County, New York in 1840 without a wife in his household, she perhaps deceased. Joseph was enumerated in Big Flats, Chemung County, New York in 1850, residing with daughter Charlotte and her family. Joseph removed with his married children and their families in 1853 to Whiteside and Rock Island Counties, Illinois. Joseph’s brother Daniel L. Livings and wife Mary Ellison also located there in 1853 where their daughter Margaret Livings and husband William Austin resided. Joseph is related to have d. 1857 Rock Island County, Illinois.
Children of Phineas and Polly:
daughter b. 1791-1800.
daughter b. 1795-1800.
son b. 1795-1800.
Phineas Tompkins b. c. 1802.
son b. 1805-10.
son b. 1811-20.
daughter b. 1805-10.
Children of Joseph and Polly:
1. Rachel Livings b. c. 1811 New Jersey.
2. Hannah A. Livings b. c. 1817 New York.
3. Timothy Beers Livings b. 21 Aug 1818.
4. Charlotte Livings b. 24 Sept 1823.
5. Elizabeth Livings b. c. 1825.
Second Generation:
1. Rachel Livings b. c. 1811 m. Matthew Magee (McGee) b.
c. 1805-09 Ireland. Enumerated in Elmira, Chemung County, New York in 1840
and 1850, baker. Matthew enumerated in the household of daughter Ellen
Cross in Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1860, laborer. Rachel
and son Alonzo were enumerated in a Lyon household in Mount Pleasant in
1860, domestic. Matthew d. 19 Jan 1885 Lyons, Clinton County, Iowa. Enumerated
in the same household in 1870 in Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, son
Alonzo residing with them.
6. Ellen Magee b. c. 1833 Elmira, New York.
7. Edward Magee b. c. 1835 Elmira.
8. Hannah Marie Magee b. c. 1837 Elmira.
9. Robert Magee b. c. 1839 Elmira.
10. Frances Magee, known as Fanny, b. 15 Apr 1842 Elmira.
11. Elizabeth Magee b. c. 1843 Elmira.
12. John Magee b. c. 1848 Elmira.
13. Lewis Alonzo Magee b. 29 May 1851 Elmira.
2. Hannah A. Livings b. c. 1817 was of Southport when she m. 6 Sept 1838 (Elmira Gazette, September 22, 1838) Chester Cooley of Southport b. 30 July 1814 Southport, Chemung County, New York son of Aaron Cooley and Rhoda Hammond. Enumerated in Southport, Chemung County, New York in 1840 and 1850. Hannah removed with her siblings and their families to Whiteside County, Illinois in 1853. Hannah m. 7 Feb 1853 (Illinois marriage record) in Rock Island County, Illinois, Jonathan Livings. Hannah enumerated in 1870 in Port Byron, Whiteside County, Illinois with the sons below in the household. Hannah enumerated in Colona, Henry County, Illinois in 1870 with three sons in her household.
14. Walter James Cooley b. 28 July 1840 Southport.
15. George Cooley b. 24 Mar 1843 Southport resided
Port Byron, Rock County, Illinois in 1880.
16. Judd Hammond Cooley b. 22 Apr 1845 Southport, resided
Port Bryon, Rock County, Illinois in 1880.
3. Timothy Beers Livings b. 21 Aug 1818 m. Abigail Warner b. c. 1819 daughter of Amaziah Warner and Prudence Orvis. They were enumerated in Southport, Chemung County, New York in 1840. Enumerated in Orange, Steuben (that portion that is now Schuyler) County, New York in 1850. Abigail is related to have d. Mar 1854 Southport. However, the family is related to have removed to Whiteside County, Illinois in 1853. Timothy m. 7 Aug 1856 (Illinois marriage record) in Rock County, Illinois (2)Mary Dow b. 25 July 1826 Vermont daughter of Louis and Permelia Dow and first wife of a Richardson. Resided Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois. Enumerated in Bryant Precinct, Fillmore County, Nebraska in 1880. Mary d. 10 Aug 1892 Longmont, Colorado and Timothy d. 12 Nov 1896 Longmont buried Mountain View Cemetery.
Children of Timothy and Abigail:
17. Sarah Livings b. 24 Aug 1842 m. 8 Sept 1859 in Clinton,
Iowa, David R. Moulton.
18. Hosea Livings b. c. 1843 enlisted during the Civil
War while family resided in Illinois, entered hospital and d. 6 Mar 1863
at Nashville, Tennessee.
19. Ambrose Livings b. c. 1845 d. 8 Aug 1847 1 year (1847
Southport death record) and family record indicated age 18 months.
20. Almon Livings b. 4 Dec 1846 m. 2 Sept 1873 in Sutton,
Nebraska, Maria Ann Kimball.
21. Samantha Livings b. 4 Jan 1848 (Southport birth record)
m. 12 June 1879 (Illinois marriage record) in Whiteside County, Illinois,
Gustavus Davis Sherman.
22. Martha Livings b. 1849 m. 14 Aug 1866 (Illinois marriage
record) in Whiteside County, Illinois, Gustavus Sherman.
23. Mary Ann Livings b. c. 1850 m. a Stone (2)William
Ross.
Children of Timothy and Mary:
24. Bertha Livings b. 23 Apr 1860.
25. Ambercy Livings b. 31 Aug 1861 Davenport, Iowa m.
13 May 1888 Virginia Ellen Miller and resided Longmont, Colorado.
26. Wilbur Livings b. 26 Dec 1863 Illinois.
27. George E. Livings b. 4 July 1865 Illinois d. 30 Sept
1883.
28. Julia Livings b. 30 Sept 1869 d. 2 Dec 1873.
29. Emma Livings b. 15 May 1871 Illinois.
30. Harriet Livings b. c. 1878 Illinois.
4. Charlotte Livings b. 24 Sept 1823 was of Southport when she m. 7 July 1839 (Elmira Gazette, July 20, 1839) in Southport, Chemung County, New York, Seabury Morse (Calvin Moore in newspaper) of Southport b. 12 June 1821. Enumerated in Southport in 1840 with one male child under the age of five. Enumerated in Big Flats, Chemung County in 1850. Enumerated in Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1880, day laborer. Charlotte d. 19 Jan 1888. Seabury enumerated in Morrison in 1900, son William residing with him. Seabury d. 18 Mar 1906 Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois buried Grove Hill Cemetery.
31. Joseph Morse b. 24 Mar 1840 Elmira, New York d. 22
June 1842 Havana (now Montour Falls), NewYork.
32. Milton Morse b. 13 Apr 1844.
33. William Morse b. 30 May 1848.
34. Hannah Morse b. 31 May 1851 Elmira d. 20 Mar 1888
Morrison, Illinois.
Third Generation:
6. Ellen Magee b. c. 1833 m. S. B. Cross. Enumerated in
Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1860, mason.
7. Edward Magee b. Aug 1835 was enumerated in the household of sister Hannah Austin in Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1860, farm laborer. Edward m. 4 Jan 1864 (Illinois marriage record) in Erie, Illinois, Phebe Ann Andrews b. 4 Mar 1842 Elyria, Ohio. Enumerated in Mount Pleasant, Morrison County in 1870, carpenter. Enumerated on Genessee Street, Morrison, Whiteside County in 1880, house carpenter. Enumerated on West Fourth Street, Sterling City, Whiteside County in 1900, carpenter.
George McGgee b. c. 1864 Illinois.
Edward E. McGee b. Oct 1865-6 Illinois.
Arthur McGee b. c. 1868 Illinois.
Mary McGee b. c. 1872.
Theodore McGee b. Feb 1874.
Charles McGee b. May 1876.
Pearl McGee b. Sept 1878.
8. Hannah Marie Magee b. c. 1837 m. 25 Apr 1858 (Illinois marriage record) in Whiteside County, Illinois, Martin VanBuren Austin b. 2 Aug 1834 Allensville, Indiana. Enumerated in Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1860, farmer, Hannah’s brother Edward and sister Elizabeth residing with them. Hannah d. 30 Nov 1920 Chicago, Illinois.
Olive Mae Austin b. 1860 Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illinois.
9. Robert Magee b. c. 1839 m. 29 Oct 1866 (Illinois marriage record) Samantha Young, widow.
10. Frances Magee, known as Fanny, b. 15 Apr 1842 was enumerated in an Eastman household in Moutn Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illlinois in 1860, domestic.
11. Elizabeth Magee b. c. 1843 was enumerated in the household of sister Hannah Austin in Mount Pleasant, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1860, farm laborer.
13. Lewis Alonzo Magee b. 29 May 1851.
32. Milton Morse b. 13 Apr 1844 and wife Sophronia b. c. 1844 were enumerated in Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1880, day laborer. Milton d. 28 Oct 1883 Morrison, Illinois.
Hannah Morse b. c. 1873.
Addie Morse b. c. 1874.
Frank Morse b. c. 1877.
33. William Morse b. 30 May 1848 m. 17 July 1872 (Illinois marriage record) in Whiteside County, Illinois, Malvina Stone b. c. 1857 Indiana. Enumerated in Morrison, Whiteside County, Illinois in 1880, day laborer. William was enumerated in Morrison in 1900 as single, plasterer, residing with his father.
Cora Morse b. c. 1873.
Harry L. Morse b. Mar 1876 m. 12 Mar 1897 in Whiteside County,
Lillian Guthrie.
Minnie Morse b. c. 1878.
Jonathan Livings b. 12 Apr 1774, brother to Joseph Livings, appears on the 1828 assessment list of Wells, acquiring property of Uriah Lucas. He does not appear in 1829 and removed to Chemung County, New York. Jonathan had m. 2 Mar 1805 Ann Stanford b. 12 May 1779 d. 30 Mar 1806. Jonathan m. 1 Feb 1807 (2)Ann Anderson b. 9 Mar 1784 d. 10 Jan 1853. Jonathan d. 19 Jan 1868 near Elmira.
LONGWELL
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.
LUCAS
Anna Lucas, James Lucas, and Uriah Lucas of Wells were believed to be siblings and perhaps children of an Isaiah Lucas. Isaiah Lucas was enumerated in Romulus, Cayuga County, New York in 1800 with one male under age ten (b. 1791-1800), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1756-74), two females under age ten (b. 1791-1800), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94). Enumerated in Elmira, Tioga (that portion that became Chemung) County, New York in 1810 with two males under age ten (b. 1801-10), one male of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), and one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84).
The first tragedy in the town of Southport was the murder of James Kelley, by a youth of eighteen years named George Lucas, June 19, 1820. The shooting was done in a corn field, near the present site of the barns of Allen Cooper (History of Chemung County).
1. daughter b. 1791-1800.
2. Anna Lucas b. c. 1797 New York.
3. James Lucas b. 12 May 1799 New York.
4. son b. c. 1801 (perhaps George).
5. Uriah Lucas b. 9 Oct 1803 New York.
Second Generation:
2. Anna Lucas b. c. 1797 appears on the 1831 Wells assessment
list as mother of Martha Jane Lucas, age 11, unable to pay for her schooling.
Anna was enumerated on the 1840 assessment list. She was a member of the
Methodist Class that met at the Union Church in Mosherville, Wells Township
in 1868. Enumerated in Wells in 1870 in the household of daughter Jane,
blind, and unable to read and write. She was a member of the Methodist
Church when she took a letter (transferred to another church) in May 1878.
She was variously listed as single, widow, and married on church membership
lists. Anna d. at the home of her niece Nancy Grandy in Richmond Township,
Tioga County on 18 May 1879 81y (ts) Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township,
Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Miss Anna Lucas d. Richmond Township, May 18th,
age 81 at residence of N. Grandy (Mansfield Advertiser, May 28, 1879).
6. Martha Jane Lucas b. c. 5 May 1819 New York m. Thomas L. Sargeant (2)Stephen Finch.
3. James Lucas b. 12 May 1799 m. Phebe Bishop of Tompkins County, New York b. c. 1802 perhaps a daughter of Stephen Lucas and wife Theodocia of Valois, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Hector was a part of Tompkins until Schuyler was created). Enumerated in Elmira, Tioga (that portion that became Chemung) County, New York in 1820. Enumerated in Troy Township in 1830. James first appears on the 1833 assessment list of Wells, acquiring property of Charles Voorhees. Still appears on the 1840 assessment list (compiled in the fall of 1839). Enumerated in Troy Township in 1840. Farmer, enumerated in Troy Township in 1850. Settled Richmond Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1856. James d. 14 Aug 1859. Administration of estate dated 31 Oct 1859. Phebe renounced right and adminstration granted to Lewis B. Lucas. Phebe d. 15 Feb 1876 73y (Mansfield Advertiser, February 16, 1876). Buried Prospect Cemetery, Mansfield, Pennsylvania.
7. son b. c. 1819.
8. Uriah Lucas 2nd b. 8 Mar 1821 New York.
9. Millicent Lucas b. 30 Mar 1823 m. Silas Curtis Davey.
10. Jane Lucas b. 19 Jan 1825 m. Luther M. Greeno and she d.
19 June 1888 63y 5m (ts) Leroy, Bradford County.
11. James Lucas b. 1827.
12. Theodocia Lucas b. c. 1829 m. 16 Sept 1847 John Burt
Strong of Wells.
13. son b. c. 1831 (1840 census).
14. Nancy Lucas b. c. 1832.
15. Furman B. Lucas b. c. 1834.
16. son b. c. 1835.
17. Lewis Bishop Lucas b. 1 May 1837 Wells.
18. Susan H. Lucas b. 1839.
5. Uriah Lucas b. 9 Oct 1803 first appears on the 1827 Wells assessment list, locating on the property vacated by Amos Bates and Nancy Cooper. Enumerated 1830 census of Wells. Uriah m. Lucy H. Potter b. 5 Sept 1810 Pennsylvania. Resided Judson Hill. Uriah d. 7 Jan 1856 (ts). Will of Uriah dated 5 Jan 1846; wife, Lucy H., entire estate; after her death divided among children. Sons, Henry, Stephen, Richmond, $1 each; daughters, Lucy Ann, Sarah, Malinda, and Catherine, each $1; daughter, Cordelia, support as long as she remains with wife; sons, Uriah and Edwin, support as long as remain with wife or until reach majority. Wife, executrix. Witnessed by E. A. Hogaboom and Alson LaRue. Administrative bond by Henry S. Lucas, Lucy H. Lucas, E. A. Hogaboom, Alson Lariew filed 22 Jan 1856. Lucy renounced her right to administer the estate and requested son Henry S. Lucas. Inventory filed 22 Jan 1856. Lucy m. (2)Asa W. Chadwick b. 19 Sept 1803. Enumerated in Wells in 1860 and 1870, farmer. Enumerated in Ashland, Chemung County, New York in 1880, wagon maker. Asa d. 4 July 1889 (ts) Baptist Cemetery, Wellsburg, Town of Ashland. Lucy d. 15 Mar 1891 (ts) buried with Uriah in Judson Hill Cemetery, Wells Township.
19. W. Malinda Lucas b. c. 1831.
20. Martha J. Lucas b. 25 Jan 1833 d. 18 July 1841 (ts)
Judson Hill Cemetery.
21. Henry S. Lucas b. c. 1834.
22. Stephen T. Lucas b. c. 1836.
23. Lucy Ann Lucas b. 30 June 1838.
24. Sarah H. Lucas b. 5 Aug 1840.
25. Catharine A. Lucas b. c. 1842.
26. Richmond J. Lucas b. c. 1844.
27. Cordelia Lucas b. 4 Mar 1846 d. 13 Mar 1861 (ts) Judson
Hill Cemetery.
28. Chester P. Lucas b. 14 July 1848 d. 16 Mar 1852 (ts)
Judson Hill Cemetery.
29. Uriah Lucas b. c. 1851.
30. Edwin Lucas b. c. 1854 enumerated with mother and
stepfather in 1870 and 1880.
Third Generation:
8. Uriah Lucas 2nd b. 8 Mar 1821 m. 17 Apr 1839 (Elmira
Gazette, April 30, 1839) in Jackson Township by Rev.
J. Sturdevant, Jane Searles b. 1823. Enumerated 1840 census of Wells.
Enumerated 1850, 1860, 1870 census of Rutland Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Uriah d. 1 Apr 1893 72y 23d (ts) and Jane d. 29 Aug 1896
73y 6m 27d (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township,
Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Uriah Lucas died at Roseville (Mansfield Advertiser, September 2, 1896).
Child of Uriah and first wife:
James Lucas b. 20 Jan 1839 d. 31 Jan 1839 11d (ts).
Children of Uriah and Jane:
Phebe Ann Lucas b. 26 May 1841.
John Wesley Lucas b. 23 Aug 1842 m. Clarissa.
Mary Jane Lucas b. 8 Oct 1844 m. George H. Worden b. 18 Nov
1820 as his second wife.
Sarah Jasulia Lucas b. 6 Oct 1847 Rutland.
Susan Sophia Lucas b. 22 Mar 1851 m. 22 May 1870 (Tioga Agitator,
June 15, 1870 and Northern Tier Gazette, June 23, 1870) in Wells, Benjamin
Franklin Hulslander of Jackson Township.
Ellen Theodotia Lucas b. 12 Aug 1854 d. 29 June 1857 2y 9m 16d
(ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
daughter d. 28 Dec 1857 (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Harriet Idell Lucas b. 9 Mar 1859 m. 2 July 1878 (Mansfield
Advertiser, July 17, 1878) William Henry Barnes
and she d. 20 Aug 1914 buried Judson Hill Cemetery.
son d. 17 June 1861 (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Carrie Lucas b. c. 1862.
Frank Uriah Lucas b. 21 Oct 1866 m. Elizabeth Wilcox and he
d. 28 Jan 1940 San Diego, California.
Ida Lucas b. c. 1867.
11. James Lucas b. 1827 and wife Mary enumerated 1860 census of Mainesburg. James served in Company C, 12th Regiment, New York Cavalry during the Civil War d. 1868 (ts) Glenwood Cemetery, Troy, Pennsylvania. Mary was of East Troy when she m. 15 Jan 1871 (The Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, January 19, 1871) David C. Guild of Leona.
Emma Lucas b. c. 1855 was of East Troy when she m. 7 Sept 1870
(The Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania,
September 15, 1870) in Alba, William V. Salisbury of East Troy.
Warren Lucas b. c. 1857.
14. Nancy Lucas b. c. 1832 m. Noah E. Grandy. Enumerated in Richmond Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1860.
Alma H. Grandy b. c. 1857.
Elmer Grandy b. c. 1870.
15. Furman B. Lucas b.c. 1834 m. 12 Feb 1854 Miranda Daggett b. 18 Nov 1833 daughter of Rufus Daggett and Hannah Sharp of Jackson Township, Tioga County.
May 10, 1860
Marinda D. Lucas vs. Furman Lucas
To Furmon Lucas: You are hereby notified that Marinda D. Lucas,
your wife, by her next friend Cornelius C. Daggett, has applied to the
Court of Common Pleas of Tioga Co., for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony,
and that the said court have appointed Monday, the 4th day of June next,
at two o’clock A.M. for a hearing of the said Marinda Lucas in the premises,
at which time and place you can attend if you think proper. S. I.
Powers, Sheriff. Wellsboro, April 23, 1860.
Miranda was enumerated in Jackson Township in 1860 with son Joel in
her household. Miranda m. (2)Samuel Criss by whom she had children and
she d. 1 Nov 1904 buried Daggett, Jackson Township.
Furman was enumerated in LeRoy Township, Bradford County in 1860. Second wife Ann L., b. c. 1830 Vermont and they were enumerated in Barclay Township, Bradford County in 1870, blacksmith with children Joel and Nettie in household. Enumerated in the village of East Troy in 1880, blacksmith. Furman disappeared c. 1890.
Child of Furman and Miranda:
Joel B. Lucas b. c. 1856 Pennsylvania m. 10 Mar 1881 (Wellsboro
Agitator, March 22, 1881) at the Methodist parsonage in Millerton, Ida
Bryant of Jackson Center.
Child of Furman and Ann:
Nettie A. Lucas b. c. 1866 Pennsylvania.
17. Lewis Bishop Lucas b. 1 May 1837 was a blacksmith and farmer, m. Mar 1861 Adelaide Rumsey b. 1838 d. 5 Sept 1870 Mainesburg Cemetery. Lewis m. 22 Oct 1871 (2)Lois G. Tice b. 1853 daughter of Philip Tice and Amanda Sutton. Lewis d. 1904 (ts) and Lois d. 1932 (ts) Mainesburg Cemetery.
Children of Lewis and Adelaide:
Carrie Lucas b. 1851 d. 1863 (ts) Mainesburg Cemetery.
Malcolm Lucas b. 1863 d. 1864 (ts) Mainesburg Cemetery.
H. G. Lucas.
J. C. Lucas.
Minnie Lucas.
Children of Lewis and Lois:
Eva Lucas.
L. D. Lucas.
Henry Lucas.
18. Susan H. Lucas b. 1839 m. June 1856 Justus B. Clark, Jr., b. 4 June 1832 Richmond Township son of Justus B. Clark and Catherine Heart. Justus enlisted in 1861 in Company B, 101st Pennsylvania Volunteers, and served four years during the Civil War, wounded at Fair Oaks in 1862, taken prisoner at Plymouth, North Carolina in 1864. Farmer and butcher, and in 1881 established the firm of J. B. Clark & Son, dealers in flour and feed at Mansfield. Susan d. 21 July 1891. Justus m. 10 Sept 1892 in Elmira, New York, Mary Klock b. 1864 Charleston Township, Tioga County daughter of Edwin Klock and Mary M. Petrel. Farmer, school director of Richmond Township and Trustee of Mansfield Normal.
At her home three miles south east of this boro, on Monday, July 21st, at two o'clock p.m., Susan H., wife of J. B. Clark, Jr., aged 51 years and three months. Mrs. Clark was a daughter of Mr. James Lucas, who before his death resided for many years on a farm between this boro and Mainesburg. She was married to Mr. Clark in June, 1856, and enjoyed exceptionally good health until about three years ago, when she began to show symptoms of creeping or progressive paralysis, which finally caused her death. Her condition became immediately alarming on Saturday last. She leaves, besides an affectionate and indulgent husband, one son, Mr. Geo. A. Clark, who for the past year has resided with his parents on the family farm. Deceased has two sisters living and one brother as follows: Mrs. Silas Davy, of Richmond, Mrs Noah Grandy, of Cherry Flats, and Mr. Lewis B. Lucas, of Mainesburg. She was the sister of Mrs. J. B. Strong, deceased, of Mainesburg, and Mr. Furman Lucas, who some months ago while recovering from a serious illness mysteriously disappeared from his home at East Troy. The funeral is to be held this afternoon at two o'clock from the house, Rev. David Keppel officiating. The remains will be brought to this boro for burial (obituary).
George A. Clark.
19. W. Malinda Lucas b. c. 1831 m. 27 Oct 1849 Alva B. Sturdevant.
21. Henry S. Lucas b. c. 1834 m. 8 Feb 1875 (Tioga Agitator, February 8, 1875) in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, Martha Pinkham of Williamsport.
23. Lucy Ann Lucas b. 30 June 1838 m. 26 Aug 1857 Jonas A. Dans b. 24 Oct 1833 son of George Dans and Phebe H. Hillan and he d. 24 Mar 1864 of smallpox at Camp Stoneman during Civil War. Lucy m. 15 Mar 1865 (2)William Seabury French.
24. Sarah H. Lucas b. 5 Aug 1840 m. Rev. Paul Smith. Buried Jackson Center Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
25. Catharine A. Lucas b. c. 1842 m. 25 Feb 1864 (Tioga Agitator, May 25, 1864) George Steinberger of Jackson Township.
26. Richmond J. Lucas b. c. 1844 m. Hannah E. Dunning b. c. 1848 daughter of Horace and Eliza Dunning.
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