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Nathan Goble Snover b. 7 Jan 1803 (twin) son of John Frederick Snover and Sarah Goble m. Lucretia Ingersoll of Sussex County, New Jersey b. 11 Aug 1808 daughter of Samuel Ingersoll and Hannah Boss. Enumerated 1830 census of Wells. Removed to Richmond Township, Tioga County. Nathan d. 1869 and Lucretia d. 1888 buried Prospect Cemetery, Mansfield, Pennsylvania.
1. Uriah Josiah Snover b. 1830 m. 9 Mar 1851 (Tioga Eagle, Wellsboro,
Pennsylvania, March 13, 1851) Jane Nobles. Jane d. 1884 53y (ts) and Uriah
d. 1920 (ts) Prospect Cemetery.
2. Guy Snover b. Apr 1832 and wife Fanny resided Mansfield.
3. Sarah Elizabeth Snover b. c. 1835 m. John Cruttenden of Tioga
County b. 16 Nov 1829 Westfield, Sussex, England, immigrated to America
with his parents in 1842. He fought in the Civil War as part of Co D. 98
Reg. Pa. V., 1st Brig, 2nd Division, 6th Corps.
4. Mary Snover m. Dr. Frank White who lived to be 106.
5. Olive Snover m. Hopkins Crosby.
SNYDER
John Snyder first appears on the 1830 assessment list of Wells, enumerated 1830 census of Wells, age 40 and under age 50 with a wife and young daughter. On the 1834 assessment list of Wells he is listed as “removed.” John Snyder again appears on the 1838 assessment list. On the 1839 list he was a non resident and does not appear on the 1840 assessment list.
Jacob Snyder first appears on the 1833 assessment list of Wells. On the 1837 list he transfered his interests and removed from the township.
SOUTHWORTH
The names of William and Barbara Southworth, Silas and Phila Southworth, and Sylvanus Southworth appear on the 1783 membership list of the First Baptist Church of Wantage, Sussex County, New Jersey. Later, the names of Joseph and James Southworth. On the 1797 list of the same church appears Elder Silas and Phila Southworth, Sylvanus Southworth.
Lois Southworth was a member of the Baptist Church of Chemung located at Wellsburg, Chemung County, New York. Lois wife of Sylvanus Southworth d. 8 June 1829 71y (ts) Coryland Cemetery. An entry in the church record between 5 June and 1 Aug 1829 states “Lois Southard deceased.” Her Will dated 22 Mar 1828 Southport, Tioga (that portion that is now Chemung) County, New York named daughter, Mehetable Garner and her children, Charlotte, Julia, Abigail, and Lois; daughter, Elizabeth Hazen; granddaughters, Sally Corwin and Lois T. Cooley; great grandson, Isaac T. Corwin. Executors, Increase Cooley and Mehetable Garner. Witnessed by Silvenus T. Snell, and Jesse Hallack. Proved 27 Oct 1829.
SPAULDING
Edward Spaulding b. 28 May 1798 son of Edward Spalding and Abigail Salisbury of Cayuga County and Steuben County, New York m. Julia Jenkins b. 3 Dec 1801 daughter of Samuel Jenkins and Cynthia Tubbs of Tioga County (that portion that later became Chemung County), New York. Edward enumerated in Elmira, Tioga (that portion that later became Chemung) County, New York in 1820 with one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), one female under age five (b. 1811-20), and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804). Edward first appears on the 1826 assessment list of Wells and was enumerated on the 1830 census of Wells with one male of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), one male of age thirty and under age forty (b. 1791-1800), three 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 twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10). Edward does not appear on the 1839 assessment and on the 1840 assessment list Edward transfered his interests to Orr Smith and removed from the township. Enumerated in Buffalo Grove Precinct, Ogle County, Illinois in 1840 with one male under age five (b. 1836-40), 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), one female under age five (b. 1836-40), one female of age five and under age ten (b. 1831-35), 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 thirty and under age forty (b. 1801-10), Farmer, enumerated in Carroll County, Illinois in 1850. Edward d. 3 July 1878 (ts) and Julia d. 18 July 1879 (ts) Union Cemetery, Wysox Township, Carroll County, Illinois.
1. Susan A. Spalding b. c. 1819 m. Edward T. Crosby.
2. Samuel Spaulding b. 1821.
3. daughter b. c. 1823.
4. Mary Spaulding b. c. 1825 m. 24 Dec 1846 (Illinois marriage
record) Joseph Bailey.
5. daughter b. c. 1826.
6. Abigail Spaulding b. c. 1828 Wells m. 1 Sept 1844 (Illinois
marriage record) Samuel Drain.
7. Minerva Spaulding b. 1 Jan 1830 m. 22 Apr 1847 (Illinois marriage
record) Charles M. Bowen.
8. Hannah J. Spaulding b. c. 1832 m. 16 Jan 1856 (Illinois marriage
record) William Tucker.
9. Jonathan J. Spaulding b. c. 1834.
10. Ellen Spaudling b. c. 1836.
11. George R. Spaudling b. 27 Dec 1838.
12. Clarissa Spaulding b. c. 1842.
13. Harris Spaulding b. c. 1845.
14. Emma Spaulding b. c. 1847.
Second Generation:
1. Samuel Spaulding b. 1821 d. 1905 (ts). Wife, Margaret b. 1834
d. 1905 (ts) Union Cemetery, Wysox Township, Carroll County, Illinois.
11. George R. Spaudling b. 27 Dec 1838 d. 21 Apr 1905 (ts). Wife, Lizzie M. b. 9 Aug 1859 d. 10 Sept 1924 (ts) Union Cemetery, Wysox Township, Carroll County, Illinois.
John Spaulding first appears on the 1838 assessment list. In 1839 he was a non resident.
SPELLACY
DIED. SPELLACY – In Wells, Oct. 5., Mrs. Ann Spellacy, aged _2 years (The Nortern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, Thursday, October 12, 1876).
SPENCER
William Spencer enumerated 1830 census of Wells, age 20 and under 30 with a wife of the same age, but he does not appear on the assessment lists.
Joshua G. Spencer b. 2 Feb 1790 son of Joshua Spencer and Sarah Greene m. 4 July 1808 at Cooperstown, New York, Mary Cummings. Enumerated in Pittsfield, Otsego County, New York in 1810. Joshua m. (2)Mary Holdredge. Enumerated in Pittsfield in 1820. Joshua first appears on the 1829 assessment list of Wells. He was not enumerated on the 1830 census of Wells. He appears on the 1830 and 1831 assessments. In 1832 he appers on the assessment lists of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. He operated a tavern and hotel at Daggett by 1834. He again appears on the assessment list of Wells in 1836. Appears on the 1840 assessment list (compiled in the fall of 1839). Enumerated in Jackson Township in 1840. Brothers, Benjamin, Joseph, and Rufus settled in Jackson. Joshua was a postmaster and justice of the peace, d. 30 July 1847 57y 5m 3d (ts) and Mary d. 3 Apr 1869 83y 9m 7d (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township.
Died at Spencerville, Tioga County, Pa., on Friday, the 30 of July ult., Joshua G. Spencer, Esq., in the 63rd year of his age (Tioga Eagle, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, August 11, 1847).
Joshua G. Spencer, Esq., departed this life July 30 at his residence in Jackson, Pa., in the 58th year of his age (Tioga Eagle, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, August 18, 1847 – see full obituary).
1. daughter b. c. 1809.
2. Isaac Spencer b. c. 1813.
3. son b. 1811-20.
4. daughter b. 1811-20.
5. Harriet Sophia Spencer b. 17 Nov 1819 Pittsfield m. 1 Mar
1845 (New Star, Troy, Pennsylvaia, March 6, 1845) at Spencerville, Jackson
Township, Tioga County, Abraham G. Garrison.
6. Huldah Spencer b. 19 Mar 1821 m. Henry Miles and she d. 29
Mar 1844 Spencerville, Jackson Township after a short illness (Tioga Eagle,
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, April 10, 1844).
7. William G. Spencer b. c. 1825.
8. daughter b. 1826-30.
Bethuel Spencer b. 4 Nov 1817 West Burlington, Otsego County, New York son of Rufus Spencer and Mary Card who removed to Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania for a few years, m. Lorinda Harrington b. c. 1818 New York. Enumerated 1850 census of Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, constable.
1. Laura A. Spencer b. c. 1840 New York m. Wilbur Fiske Walling.
2. Angeline Spencer b. c. 1842 New York m. Earl Harrington.
3. Henry Arnet Spencer b. c. 1844 New York.
4. Ruth Spencer b. c. 1847 New York m. George Benjamin.
5. Ella Estella Spencer b. c. 1850.
Samuel Spencer b. c. 1815 Delaware County, New York (death record) and wife, Eliza b. c. 1818 Connecticut enumerated 1850 census of Wells. In 1850, they were enumerated next to the Uriah and Desire Stafford family. Uriah Stafford was a native of Connecticut and then removed to Delaware County, New York where Samuel Spencer was born, and Samuel and Eliza named a daughter Desire, which would indicate that Eliza was most likely a daughter of Uriah and Eliza Stafford. Samuel and Eliza enumerated in Wells in 1870. Residence was on present Farm View Road in northern Wells. Samuel m. neighbor (2)Harriet Johnson widow of Alexander Johnson. Enumerated in Wells in 1880, farmer. Samuel d. 11 June 1894 Wells, age 84, buried Wells (death record). Harriet d. 28 May 1899, age 93, born New York, buried Wells (death record) marker incorrectly inscribed 1900 buried Mosherville Cemetery. Samuel and Eliza presumed to be buried Mosherville Cemetery without markers where sons Marshall and George are buried.
1. Jeanette Spencer b. Aug 1834 (1900 census) but more likely
b. Aug 1835 (census records) New York m. Merwin Canfield.
2. Philena Spencer b. c. 1837 New York m. Peter Thomas VanSciver.
3. John Spencer b. Jan 1840 (1900 census) New York, single in
1900, residing in a French household in Wells.
4. George Spencer b. c. 1841 New York/Pennsylvania.
5. Mary A. Spencer b. c. 1842 New York.
6. Wallace Spencer b. c. 1845 Pennsylvania.
7. Huldah Spencer b. Dec 1846 (1900 census) Pennsylvania.
8. Desire Spencer b. c. 1849 Pennsylvania.
9. Marshall E. Spencer b. 1851 Pennsylvania is perhaps the Mark
Spencer, farm laborer, single, enumerated in a French household in Wells
in 1880 and in the next household was brother George Spencer, d. 1916 (ts)
Mosherville Cemetery.
Second Generation:
4. George Spencer b. c. 1841 New York/Pennsylvania was among
a list of men from Wells drafted at Towanda on 16 Oct 1862 during the Civil
War, enumerated in Wells in 1880 with wife Sarah b. c. 1856 Pennsylvania,
laborer. George d. c. 1893 age 52y buried Mosherville Cemetery, no marker.
Minnie Spencer b. c. 1876 Pennsylvania.
6. Wallace Spencer b. c. 1845 was enumerated in Southport, Chemung County, New York in 1860, farm laborer. Wallace and wife Martha b. c. 1845 enumerated in Wells in 1870, farm laborer, residence probably on present Farm View Road. Enumerated in Wells in 1880, laborer. Wallace d. 28 Mar 1918 73y (cemetery record) buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Willis Spencer b. c. 1869.
Lafayette Spencer b. c. 1871.
Clarence Spencer b. c. 1878.
7. Huldah Spencer b. Dec 1846 Pennsylvania enumerated in Wells in 1860 perhaps m. c. 1866 Hiram Pedrick b. June 1837 son of Francis Brewster Pedrick and Anna Bartholomew. Enumerated in Wells in 1870, farm laborer. Enumerated in Springfield, Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1880, farm laborer. Enumerated 124 Glenwood, Buffalo, New York in 1900, pensioner. Huldah mother of six children, three living in 1900.
Harriet G. Pedrick b. c. 1867 m. a Clinton.
H. F. Pedrick b. c. 1869.
M. Flora Pedrick b. c. 1874.
Elizabeth Pedrick b. July 1875 m. c. 1897 Oliver B. Theetge.
Elmer Pedrick b. May 1878, bicycle repairer in 1900, residing with
parents.
STAFFORD
Uriah Stafford b. c. 1794 Connecticut (1850 census) or Massachusetts and wife resided near Andes, Delaware County, New York and were enumerated there in 1820 with two males under age ten (b. 1811-20), 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), and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804). He is probably the Uriel Stafford enumerated in neighboring Bovina, Delaware County 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). Uriah first appears on the 1840 assessment list (compiled fall of 1839) of Wells. Enumerated in Wells 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), one male 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), and one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1791-1800). The name of Uriah Stafford appears in the account book of Peter P. French of Wells and sons Coomer and Samuel are noted under Uriah’s name as having done work for Peter French. Enumerated in Wells in 1850, laborer, with wife Desire b. c. 1805 New York. They are not found after the 1850 census enumeration. If they died in Wells, perhaps buried Mosherville Cemetery without markers, where sons Jackson and Lemuel are buried.
Son, Samuel perhaps from a first marriage.
1. perhaps James Stafford b. c. 1816 (male of this age in 1820
and 1830 census) enumerated with Franklin Stafford in 1860.
2. Samuel Stafford b. 3 Nov 1818 New York.
3. daughter b. 1811-20 (Eliza wife of Samuel Spencer was b. c.
1818 Connecticut and they were enumerated next to Uriah and Desire Stafford
in Wells in 1850 and they named a daughter Desire).
4. daughter b. 1821-25.
5. Coomer P. Stafford b. c. 1822 (in early records he is called Coomer
or Comer and that is the name in the marriage record, Wells assessment
records, account book of Peter P. French, and in 1850 he is enumerated
as C. Stafford, name later changed to Homer).
6. daughter b. 1821-25.
7. Lucy Stafford b. 1 May 1827 Delhi, New York m. Oliver Adams.
8. Andrew Jackson Stafford b. 28 Apr 1829 New York.
9. Franklin Stafford b. c. 1833 New York.
10. Lemuel Stafford b. 25 Feb 1836 New York.
Second Generation:
2. Samuel Stafford b. 3 Nov 1818 first appears on the 1840 assessment
list of Wells (compiled fall of 1839), single, m. 1 Nov 1840 Julia Campbell
b. 23 Sept 1825 Moravia, Cayuga County, New York. Enumerated 1850 census
of Wells, sawyer. Enumerated in Tioga Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania
in 1860, farm laborer. Samuel was perhaps deceased before 1870 when Julia
was enumerated in Thurston, Steuben County, New York with her younger children
in the household. Julia was enumerated in Westfield, Tioga County, Pennsylvania
in 1880, sons Franklin and Alva in the household and niece Eda W. Stafford.
Frances Stafford b. c. 1844 Pennsylvania.
John William Stafford b. 1846 Pennsylvania m. Elizabeth Edsel and and
two children in Thurston, Steuben County, New York in 1870. John m. (2)Susan
Washburn (3)Margaret Matilda Gould.
Alice Stafford b. c. 1848 Pennsylvania.
Anna M. Stafford b. c. 1852 Pennsylvania.
Warren Owen Stafford b. c. 1854 Pennsyvlania m. Cora Lavara King.
Franklin H. Stafford b. c. 1857 Pennsylvania m. Mary Lynch.
Charles L. Stafford b. 1860 Tioga County m. Adeline S. Boom.
Alva E. Stafford b. June 1864 New York.
5. Coomer P. Stafford (name later changed to Homer) b. c. 1822 was single on the 1845 assessment list of Wells (compiled fall of 1844) m. 10 Apr 1845 (Elmira Gazette, April 17, 1845) by the Rev. Simeon R. Jones in Southport, Chemung County, New York, Jane Eighmey b. c. 1826-28 daughter of L. Lawrence and Eliza Ann Eighmey of Wells. Enumerated in Lawrence Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850, 1860, and 1870, laborer. Homer enumerated as unable to read and write in 1860 and 1870. Homer d. 1874 (ts) East Lawrence Cemetery. Jane enumerated in Lawrence Township in 1880 with several children in household.
E. Jane Stafford b. c. 1848 New York.
Monroe Stafford b. c. 1850 Pennsylvania.
Lemuel Stafford b. c. 1853 Pennsylvania d. 1887 34y (ts) East Lawrence
Cemetery.
Helen Stafford b. c. 1855 Pennsylvania.
Jerome Stafford b. c. 1857 Pennsylvania.
Richard Stafford b. 1860 Pennsylvania.
William J. Stafford b. c. 1862 Pennsylvania.
Walter Milton Stafford (twin) b. 1865 Pennsylvania d. 1917 (ts) East
Lawrence Cemetery.
Wallace Force Stafford (twin) b. 1865 Pennsylvania.
Albert Stafford b. c. 1868 Pennsylvania.
Mary Stafford b. Oct 1869 Pennsylvania.
John Stafford b. c. 1873 Pennsylvania.
8. Andrew Jackson Stafford b. 28 Apr 1829 m. Julia A. Ferguson b. c. 1832 Pennsylvania daughter of Elijah and Betsey Ferguson of Wells. Enumerated in Wells in 1860, farmer. Jackson served in Civil War, resided northeastern Wells township (1858 map). Enumerated in Wells in 1870, farm laborer. Jackson d. 17 Sept 1882 53y 4m 20d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
Charlotte Stafford b. c. 1852.
Allen Stafford b. c. 1855.
Josephine Stafford b. c. 1857.
9. Franklin Stafford b. July c. 1833 and wife, Ellen b. c. 1837 enumerated 1860 census of Wells, farmer. James Stafford, age 43, enumerated with family in 1860. Ellen d. 20 June 1871 34y 2m (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Frank m. 16 May 1875 at Columbia Cross Roads (2)Mary Jane Pettengill b. 25 Oct 1855 Daggett, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania daughter of James Madison Pettingill and Clarissa Mott Enumerated in Big Flats, Chemung County, New York in 1880, farmer. Enumerated in Catlin, Chemung County, New York in 1900, farmer. Mary Jane, widow in 1920 census, residing Big Flats in household of son Elda and family. Beside Ellen's marker is a stone with F.S. perhaps for Frank.
Children of Frank and Ellen:
John Stafford b. c. 1852.
Lemuel Samuel Stafford b. Sept 1863 New York, single in 1900.
James Stafford b. 1865 New York.
Lewis C. Stafford b. July 1867 New York, single in 1920 residing with
brother Elda and family.
Children of Frank and Mary:
Elda S. Stafford b. Apr 1876 New York.
child d. young.
10. Lemuel Stafford b. 25 Feb 1836 enumerated in Columbia Township in 1860, farm laborer in a Wolfe household. Wife, Margaret D. b. c. 1842 New York appears on 1867 deed with Lemuel, enumerated in Wells in 1870, farmer. Lemuel d. 16 June 1874 38y 3m 21d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. .
Leon Stafford b. July 1869.
Ann Eliza Stafford b. c. 1814 m. 14 Jan 1834 at Daggett, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, Daniel Pettingill b. 1 Apr 1811. Enumerated in Rutland Township, Tioga County in 1840. Daniel d. 28 Feb 1854 Pike, Potter County, Pennsylvania and Ann d. c. 1894 Eldridge, Stutsman County, North Dakota.
1. son b. 1836-40 (1840 census).
2. daughter b. 1836-40 (1840 census).
John Stafford, age 64, born NY, mason in 1880 census of Jackson Township, Tioga County.
Sarah Stafford b. May 1840.
John Stafford b. c. 1844 New York enumerated Jackson Township in 1880.
Theodore Stafford b. c. 1849 Pennsylvania enumerated in Jackson Township
in 1880.
Emmet Stafford b. c. 1851 Pennsylvania.
Floyd Stafford b. c. 1859 Pennsylvania.
William Stafford b. c. 1861 Pennsylvania.
James Kinner b. July 1837 of Jackson Township m. 13 Sept 1871 in Southport, Chemung County, New York, by Charles Evans, Justice of the Peace, Sarah Stafford b. May 1840 of Jackson Township daughter of John and Matilda Stafford. They removed to Bergen Township, Marathon County, Wisconsin.
Barber Stafford, age 65, born Rhode Island, farm laborer, and wife Laura, age 64, born New York, unable to read and write, enumerated Wells in 1870. Enumerated in Wells in 1880 as Barbery, age 74, born New York, parents born Rhode Island, Laura, age 70, born New York, parents born Rhode Island.
STAGE
Henry Stage first appers on the 1836 assessment list of Wells.
STELLE
Jacob Stelle (name often appeared as Still) b. Oct 1797 first appears on the 1828 assessment list of Wells, acquiring property of Oliver Woodard. Enumerated 1830 census of Wells, age 30 and under age 40, with a wife of the same age group and one son. Enumerated in Wells in 1840. Resided southwest Wells. Wife d. 7 Aug 1857 64y 5m 23d (ts) and Jacob d. 8 Apr 1872 74y 5m 17d (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
1. Jacob Stelle b. 31 July 1825.
Second Generation:
1. Jacob Stelle b. 31 July 1825 m. Sarah E. Jacob d. 1 Feb 1882
(ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
2. John Stelle b. c. 1845.
3. infant son d. 4 Oct 1859 (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery.
Third Generation:
2. John Stelle b. c. 1845 New York m. Dec 1868 (marriage compiled
by Clement F. Heverly) Almira Stage of Corning, New York b. c. 1848. Enumerated
in Wells in 1870, farm laborer.
Hattie Stelle b. c. 1868.
STILL
see Stelle
STOLL
see Stull
STOWELL
Elijah Stowell first appears on the 1837 assessment list of Wells. Enumerated on the 1840 census of Wells with a wife and children in the household.
STRINGER
Seth Stringer appears on the 1822 assessment list.
STROCK
William Strock b. 1785-94 (1810 census) 1776-94 (1820 census) 1771-80 (1830 census) m. Eleanor Kelly b. Jan 1785 daughter of John and Hannah Kelly of Southport, Chemung County, New York. Enumerated 1810 census of Rockland County, NewYork. Enumerated 1825 census of Southport, Chemung County, New York. William appears on the 1827 and 1828 assessment lists of Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Enumerated 1830 census of Southport, Tioga (that portion that became Chemung County), New York, residing in or near the Seeley Creek Valley near the state line near the Knapp and Kelly families. William again appears on the 1831 and 1832 assessment lists of Wells. Eleanor enumerated in Wells in 1860 with daughter Mereda. Eleanor d. 11 Oct 1861 76y 8m 11d (ts) Bechtol Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
1. Hannah Strock b. 9 Jan 1804 m. George Miller.
2. child b. c. 1806 d. young.
3. Elizabeth Strock b. 13 Jan 1808 m. Amos Kelly.
4. Eleanor Strock b. Dec 1810 m. Nathaniel Buchanan.
5. daughter b. c. 1812 (1820 census).
6. daughter b. c. 1814 (1820 census).
7. son b. c. 1816 (1820 and 1830 census).
8. William Strock b. c. 1818.
9. son b. c. 1820 (1830 census).
10. John Strock b. c. 1822.
11. Sally Ann Strock b. 4 Oct 1824.
12. son b. 1826-30 (1830 census)
13. daughter b. 1826-30 (1830 census).
14. Mereda Strock b. 23 July 1831 m. David J. Newton.
Second Generation:
8. William Strock b. c. 1818 and wife Lydia b. c. 1823 enumerated
1850 census of Southport, Chemung County, New York residing near Pennsylvania
and Caton town line.
Sarah Strock b. c. 1840.
daughter b. c. 1842.
Lucinda Strock b. c. 1844.
John Strock b. c. 1848.
10. John Strock b. c. 1822 m Mary Congdon b. c. 1826. Enumerated 1850 census of Southport, Chemung County, New York residing near Pennsylvania and Caton town line. Enumerated in Southport in 1880.
Cynthia Strock b. c. 1856.
Melvin Strock b. c. 1858.
Amanda Strock b. c. 1860.
Harry Strock b. c. 1862.
11. Sally Ann Strock b. 4 Oct 1824 m. Coe S. Corwin b. 13 Sept 1818. Sally d. 5 Sept 1887 (ts) Millerton Cemetery.
Loren Strock enumerated 1840 census of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
STRONG
John Pierson Strong b. 9 May 1787 New York state son of John Strong and Susan Pierson m. 28 Dec 1811 Ann Burt b. 11 Apr 1795 Warwick, Orange County, New York daughter of Belden Burt and Sarah Hathorn. John was a carpenter and joiner, resided several localities in New York, including Bridgehampton, Long Island and Orange County. In 1818 purchased land at Great Bend, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania where he erected a sawmill, grist mill and carding machine. The family then removed to Smethport, McKean County, Pennsylvania and in 1828 to Wells. They settled in central Wells at Judson Hill. John first appears on the 1829 assessment list. John received a patent on 16 Dec 1831 for 400 acres of previously vacant land that was surveyed 30 Aug 1831. This was a rectangular tract east of the Seeley Creek Valley at or near Bald Hill, extending from the state line south through present Farm View Road. John received another patent of 336 acres on 27 Sept 1832 that had been surveyed 25 Aug 1832 and this was in the northwest quadrangle of Wells. There is no indication that the family resided on either tract. John acquired considerable wealth, d. 23 Jan 1855 67y 10m 13d (ts). Will of John (Bradford County probate 996) requested “body be interred in the burying ground at French Mills” which later became Mosherville. Wife, Ann, choice of horses, one good buggy wagon, harness, two good cows, wearing apparel and jewelry, 1/3 of farm of 300 acres; children, James P., Belden B., Thomas A., George W., Mary Ann; grandchildren, Thomas H. Pelton, William S. Ingals, Mary Ann Strong. Wife, Ann and son Daniel, executors. Inventory filed 21 Feb 1855 by William S. Ingals and James H. Brink in the amount of $7,406.44. Ann renounced her right to administer, 23 Feb 1855, signed by mark. Filed 26 Feb 1855.
Ann d. 6 Oct 1881 (ts) buried Mosherville Cemetery with John.
DIED. STRONG – In Wells, Pa., Oct 7th of old age, Mrs. Ann Strong, aged 86 years. Born in Orange Co., N.Y., came to Pennsylvania 62 years ago, was a member of the Protestant Methodist church over fifty years. She was the mother of eleven children among whom are J. P. Strong of Columbia X Rds (The Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, Thursday, October 13, 1881).
1. Clarissa Strong b. 27 Oct 1812.
2. Daniel Strong b. 7 Dec 1814.
3. Sarah Catherine Strong b. 23 Dec 1817.
4. Cordelia Elizabeth Strong b. 22 Nov 1820 m. Aaron K. Ingals.
5. John Burt Strong b. 5 Mar 1823.
6. James Pierson Strong b. 13 Feb 1824.
7. William Henry Strong b. 28 Feb 1827.
8. Belden B. Strong b. 10 Sept 1829 Wells
9. Thomas Albert Strong b. 29 Aug 1832 Wells.
10. George W. Strong b. 17 Sept 1834 Wells.
11. Mary Ann Strong b. 8 Mar 1838 Wells m. Henry C. French.
Second Generation:
1. Clarissa Strong b. 27 Oct 1812 m. 24 Nov 1832 Nathan Pelton.
Date of marriage or date of son below is incorrect. Clarissa d. 12 Nov
1832.
12. James Henry Pelton b. 7 Oct 1832 m. May 1858 Sarah E. Kitchen. Merchant in New York City.
2. Daniel Strong b. 7 Dec 1814 m. 29 Jan 1840 Lucretia Sherman b. 1818 daughter of Lemuel Sherman and Hannah Lefenwell. Farmer and operated sawmill in central Wells. Daniel d. 5 July 1861 46y 6m 28d (ts) Otsego County, New York buried Mosherville Cemetery. Lucretia d. at home of son Daniel 27 Apr 1895 76y 9m (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Obituary for Lucretia in Bradford Argus, May 16, 1895 and Reporter Journal, May 9, 1895. Bradford County death record gives cause of death as heart disease.
13. John Burt Strong b. 31 July 1840.
14. Andrew J. Strong b. 2 July 1842.
15. Clarissa Ann Strong b. 3 July 1844.
16. Mary Elizabeth Strong b. 15 June 1846.
17. George Washington Strong b. 18 May 1848.
18. Joseph Sherman Strong b. 9 Apr 1850.
19. James Henry Strong b. 6 May 1852.
20. Flora A. Strong b. 4 May 1854.
21. Sarah A. Strong b. 13 Aug 1856.
22. Hannah Amanda Strong b. 29 Jan 1859.
23. Daniel Strong, Jr., b. 19 Jan 1861.
3. Sarah Catherine Strong b. 23 Dec 1817 m. 14 Nov 1839 (Elmira Gazette, November 16, 1839) Leander Drinkwater Rumsey b. 13 Nov 1809 Sullivan, Tioga County, Pennsylvania son of Noah Rumsey and Susannah Cudworth. Sarah d. 16 Apr 1854 buried Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township. Leander m. (2)Amanda J. Ayers b. 8 Feb 1833 daughter of John A. and Catherine Ayers and widow of Thomas Albert Strong brother of Sarah. Leander d. 23 Sept 1864 Sullivan Township buried Mainesburg Cemetery.
5. John Burt Strong b. 5 Mar 1823 m. 16 Sept 1847 Theodosia Lucas b. c. 1829 daughter of James Lucas and Phebe Bishop. Enumerated in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850. Carriage maker in Mainesburg, Sullivan Township.
Leander Rumsey Strong b. 28 July 1848 d. 29 Sept 1867.
Matella Strong b. 28 Apr 1853 m. a Parkhurst.
Phebe Ann Strong b. 13 June 1864 graduated from Mansfield State Normal
with a degree in music, m. Rev. W. J. Hooper. Resided Charlotte, North
Carolina.
6. James Pierson Strong b. 13 Feb 1824 m. 5 Oct 1848 in Mainesburg, Tioga County (Tioga Eagle, October 19, 1848), Christiana Conkey of Troy, Pennsylvania, b. 30 Mar 1828 New York state daughter of Aexander Conkey. Farmer and hotel operator in Columbia Township. James d. 20 Oct 1889 and Christiana d. 8 Apr 1909 buried Besley Cemetery, Columbia Township.
James Strong b. c. 1851.
Hannah Ann Strong b. 19 Dec 1852.
7. William Henry Strong b. 28 Feb 1827 m. Phoebe Jacquish. Resided Carimona, Minnesota where William had many interests, including a hotel. Removed to Spring Valley, Minnesota and was a bank president for many years. No children, but adopted niece Hannah Strong.
8. Belden B. Strong b. 10 Sept 1829 m. 10 Oct 1850 Mary E. Calkins b. 22 Mar 1832 daughter of James Calkins and Huldah Dewey of Wells . Farmer, removed to Carrimona, Fillmore County, Minnesota and enumerated there in 1860, farmer. Belden d. 13 Sept 1868. Mary m. Apr 1870 William C. Bowen b. 7 Nov 1838 Canada. Enumerated Carimona in 1870, farmer. Mary d. 11 Dec 1909 and William d. 9 Apr 1917 buried Lake View Cemetery, Seattle, Washington.
Imogene L. Strong b. 21 Nov 1851 Pennsylvania.
Isabel M. Strong b. 15 May 1854 Pennsylvania.
William H. Strong b. 16 Oct 1857 Minnesota.
Ida Mae Strong b. 31 Oct 1860.
Jennie Ann Strong b. 16 July 1863.
9. Thomas Albert Strong b. 29 Aug 1832 m. 5 Mar 1855 Amanda J. Ayers b. 8 Feb 1833 Sussex County, New Jersey daughter of John A. and Catherine Ayers. Thomas d. 8 Nov 1855 23y (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Thomas d. intestate (Bradford County probate 1046). Administrative bond of Amanda J. Strong, Allen W. Ayers, Catherine her X mark Ayers, J. M. Edsall filed 29 Nov 1855. Inventory filed 4 Dec 1855. Filed 24 Dec 1855. Amanda m. after the 1860 census enumeration (2)Leander Drinkwater Rumsey b. 13 Nov 1809 Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania son of Noah Rumsey and Susannah Cudworth and widower of Sarah Catherine Strong sister to Thomas Albert Strong. Resided Mainesburg, Sullivan Township. Leander d. 23 Sept 1864 buried Mainesburg Cemetery with first wife Sarah Catherine Strong. Amanda m. 10 June 1866 (3)Lent D. Seelye b. 18 Apr 1814 son of Isaiah Seelye. Lent d. 10 Apr 1882 (ts) Sullivan Township buried Mainesburg Cemetery. Amanda was living in Mansfield, Pennsylvania in 1891. Amanda d. 6 July 1896 Golden, Jefferson County, Colorado.
Child of Thomas and Amanda:
Arabella Strong b. 1856 m. 2 Oct 1877 (Mansfield Advertiser, October
10, 1877) in Sullivan Township, J. Fremont Rose b. 1856 Sullivan Township
son of Russel Ball Rose and Jane E. Morgan and resided Colorado Springs,
Colorado. Two daughters, Glennie A. Rose b. 1879 and Bird L. Rose b. May
1880.
Children of Leander and Amanda:
infant daughter d. 4 Aug 1863 buried Mainesburg Cemetery.
infant daughter d. 19 Feb 1865 buried Mainesburg Cemetery.
10. George W. Strong b. 17 Sept 1834 m. 1 Jan 1868 Eliza Cooper. George was killed by a bull 5 Aug at his farm two miles from Spring Valley, Minnesota.
William Strong.
Third Generation:
13. John Burt Strong b. 31 July 1840 m. Olive Jeannette Gardiner.
John d. 6 Oct 1863 22y 2m 6d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Janette Strong
widow of John B. Strong renounced her right to administer the estate and
appoints brother in law H. C. French dated 26 Oct 1863 Wells (probate file
1601).
Charles Henry Strong b. 10 Mar 1863 m. Gertrude Whitehead.
14. Andrew J. Strong b. 2 July 1842 served as 2nd lieutenant in Company I, 45th PA Regiment during Civil War, m. 20 Dec 1869 (The Northern Tier Gazette, Troy, Pennsylvania, December 23, 1869) Elizabeth Fraley of Springfield Township. Elizabeth d. 1 July 1871 24y 5m 8d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Andrew went west and m. (2)Gertrude Knowelds. Gertrude d. 1888. Andrew m. (3)Marcia Mae Westphall. Andrew d. 11 Dec 1918.
Child of Andrew and Elizabeth:
Jennie Strong b. 11 June 1871 reared by mother’s sister Mrs. Charles
Teeter in Austinville, Columbia Township, m. 1 Sept 1897 Stanley C. Moore.
Children of Andrew and Gertrude:
Clarence Strong b. 4 July 1875 served Spanish American War.
Eva Strong b. 15 Sept 1880 m. Mar 1902 Earl Lane.
Fred Strong b. 16 Aug 1884 Lake Hendricks, Minnesota m. 1 May 1911
Sarah Steele.
Children of Andrew and Marcia:
Lucretia Mae Strong b. 29 Aug 1891 m. Charles James Donahue (2)Lewis
W. Peterson.
Grant Strong b. 23 June 1893 m. Helen Bodzinski.
Guy Strong b. 25 July 1895 d. 25 July 1895.
Sylvia Strong b. 30 Oct 1896 m. Jack McKinney.
Ruth Strong b. 15 Mar 1899 m. Hans Rasmussen.
Wilda Strong b. 30 Apr 1901 m. Ray McDonald.
Manley Strong b. 9 Oct 1903 m. Goldie Graham.
15. Clarissa Ann Strong b. 3 July 1844 m. c. 1869 John T. Drummond b. July 1842. Settled in Florenceville, Iowa in 1872 where they had a general store. Enumerated in Albion, Howard County, Iowa in 1900, John enumerated as a capitalist. No children.
16. Mary Elizabeth Strong b. 15 June 1846 m. 16 Dec 1867 Asa Wilcox.
17. George Washington Strong b. 18 May 1848. Wife, Katie M. d. 22 Feb 1883 25y 5m 22d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery. Second wife, Mary E., b. 1865. Resided Fassett, South Creek Township. George d. 1931 (ts) and Mary d. 1951 (ts) Gillett Cemetery.
Delos L. Strong b. 1891 d. 11 July 1900 9y 2m 6d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
Hazel E. Strong b. 1894 South Creek d. 5 Nov 1895 11m 11d (obituary
and death record) of consumption at Fassett buried Mosherville.
Clara A. Strong b. 1896 South Creek d. 12 Oct 1897 1y South
Creek of cholera infantum buried Mosherville (Bradford County death record).
19. James Henry Strong b. 6 May 1852 m. 1876 Mary Dell Gernert b. 17 Apr 1855 daughter of William H. Gernert and Maria Howland of Columbia Township. Station agent and merchant at Columbia Cross Roads. Mary d. 2 Dec 1926 (ts) and James d. 2 July 1928 (ts) Oak Hill Cemetery, Troy, Pennsylvania.
Foster Ray Strong b. 5 June 1878 m. Lillian King b. 5 June 1876. Foster
d. 20 Apr 1951 (ts) and Lillian d. 22 Apr 1957 (ts) Oak Hill Cemetery.
William Henry Strong b. 2 Sept 1882 m. Anna B. Wolfe b. 26 Apr 1886
daughter of Clinton A. Wolfe and Eliza Gertrude Buchanan. Anna d. 10 Jan
1914 (ts). William had a second wife Helena b.14 Sept 1885 d. 13
Dec 1918 (ts) Oak Hill Cemetery. William had a third wife Julia b.
17 Sept 1890. William d. 9 Feb 1949 (ts) buried with Anna in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Julia m. a Rumsey and she d. 7 May 1973 (ts) buried with William.
Robert Strong.
Andrew James Strong b. 8 Nov 1884 Columbia Cross Roads m. Mathilda
Bottcher b. 1885 daughter of George F. Bottcher and Margaretha Hoehl. Andrew
d. 8 May 1959 (ts) and Mathilda d. 1968 (ts) Oak Hill Cemetery, Troy, Pennsylvania.
His date of birth is incorrectly inscribed on marker per granddaughter
Gretchen Strong Ham.
20. Flora A. Strong b. 4 May 1854 m. 31 Dec 1884 Richard R. Wickham and removed to Iowa.
21. Sarah A. Strong b. 13 Aug 1856 when three years old went to live with uncle Lemuel Sherman and wife. Sarah m. E. D. Crippen and she d. 25 Feb 1879 23y 6m 13d (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
Lucretia Crippen raised by Shermans and m. in 1895.
22. Hannah Amanda Strong b. 29 Jan 1859 (Mrs. Smith).
23. Daniel Strong, Jr., b. 19 Jan 1861 m. 1887 at Troy, Pennsylvania, Nettie Sawyer b. 1866 Bradford County daughter of James Sawyer and Mary Salsberry. Farmers in Wells where parents resided. Erected cider mill in 1883 and feed mill in 1884 on Beckwith Creek. Nettie d. 24 Feb 1894 Wells of fever buried Wells (Bradford County death record). Marker inscribed 1893 for date of death. Daniel d. 1960 (ts) Mosherville Cemetery.
STUART
Noble J. Stuart b. 1815 New York m. Mary Roberts b. 1812 New York and they settled Wells Township about 1850 from Connecticut and are enumerated on the 1850 census of Wells. About 1860 located at Troy. Mary d. 24 Apr 1874 62y 2m 19d (ts) and Noble d. 1901 (ts) Glenwood Cemetery, Troy.
1. Zada J. Stuart b. 1846 New York m. William F. Bird and she
d.
May 1873 26y 7m 19d (ts) Glenwood Cemetery.
2. Andrew J. Stuart b. 1851 d. 1931 (ts). Wife, Nellie J. b.
1862 d. 1916 (ts) Glenwood Cemetery.
3. Jesse E. Stuart.
STULL
Chillion Stull enumerated 1840 census of Wells and assessed with 30 improved acres, 40 unimproved acres, 1 house, 2 horses, 4 cows in 1841 in Wells. He and his family removed to Starkey, Yates County, New York.
Jacob Stull assessed with 24 improved acres, 56 unimproved acres, 2 mares, 2 cows in 1841 in Wells.
STURDEVANT
Jonathan Sturdevant b. 4 Feb 1760 Fredericksburg, Dutchess County, New York, served in the American Revolution (pension file W2675) in a Company commanded by Captain Townsend of the Regiment commanded by Colonel Graham, New York line. In 1795 member of Kent and Fishkill Baptist Church at Farmer’s Mills in what is now Putnam County. He preached with such fervor and success that his ordination was unanimously called for. A man of “sterling integrity, zealous of the cause of Christ, strict in discipline, and beloved of the church (History of the Seneca Baptist Association). He became pastor and labored until April 3d, 1802, with much success; then the church, failing to raise the money promised him, voted to discharge him from the pastorship, giving him an opportunity to labor in another field. He still continued to preach some part of the time until November 7th, 1807, a period of twelve years (History of Putnam County, New York). Enumerated in Dutchess 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 sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1775-84), 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 of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1756-1774) and two females over age forty five (b. before 1755). Mortgage dated 29 Apr 1809 Dutchess County (Liber 13:495) named wife Elizabeth. Enumerated in Fishkill, Dutchess County in 1810 with two males of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one male over age forty five (b. before 1765), two females over age forty five (b. before 1765), three horses, five cattle, and twenty one sheep. Mortgage dated 8 June 1812 Dutchess County (Liber 17:613). Removed to Hector, Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York and was enumerated there in 1820 with one male over age forty five (b. before 1775) and one female over age forty five (b. before 1775). Jonathan was a Baptist minister and preached the first sermon of the Second Baptist Church of Hector. Jonathan m. 3 Feb 1824 in Hector (2)Pegga Ann Thorne, b. 1780, widow of Benjamin Crandall who is related to have d. 23 Aug 1816 Hector by whom she had eight children. Pegga was enumerated in Hector in 1820. Jonathan was enumerated in the 1825 state census of Hector with four males and four females in the household, one of the females married and under the age of forty five, one of the females unmarried and over age sixteen and under age forty five, and two females unmarried and under age sixteen. These were children of Peggy’s first marriage in the household. Jonathan was enumerated in Rutland Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1830 with two males under age five (b. 1826-30), one male of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1811-15), one male of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10), one male of age sixty and under age seventy (b. 1761-70), one female of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), one female of age fifteen and under age twenty (b. 1811-15), one female of age forty and under age fifty (b. 1781-90). Jonathan first appears on the 1832 assessment list (compiled fall of 1831) of Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania and is distinguished from his son Jonathan who is refered to as Jonathan Jr., and who was also in Wells. On 4 Sept 1832 Jonathan appeared at a court in Elmira, New York, aged 71 years, 4th of February last, made the following declaration in order to obtain a pension: That on or about the 15 Mar 1788 he enlisted for nine months in the company of Captain Elijah Townsend in Colonel Grayham’s regiment, served the term and was discharged about the middle of December following. In the spring of the next year, 1779, he enlisted in the same regiment for nine months but in the company of Captain William Caulkins, served said term and was discharged the forepart of the winter following. In the spring of 1780 he enlisted for another term of nine months. He further stated he was born in the town of Fredericksburg in the County of Dutchess and State of New York on 4 Feb 1761 that he has a record of his age in his bible that when he enlisted he resided in the place of his nativity. After the war he lived there until about the year 1810 when he moved to Seneca County about 25 miles north of his present residence where he lived a short time when he moved to the north part of Elmira, his present residence. Signed Jonathan Sturtevant. On 24 Apr 1833 Elijah Sturtevant of Catlin in Tioga County (that portion that became Chemung County), aged 67 years the 2nd day of next month stated that at the commencement of the Revolution he resided in Fredericksburg with his parents and continued to live there and that his brother Jonathan, who is an applicant for a pension, served under two enlistments. Signed Elijah Sturdivent. Jonathan was inscribed on the roll of New York at $80 per year to commence 1 Nov 1833 with arrears of $240 to 4 Mar 1831. On the 1834 assessment list of Wells (compiled fall of 1833) Jonathan had transferred his real estate to Aaron Bryant. On the 1835, 1836, and 1837 assessment lists, Jonathan had a sawmill. Jonathan does not appear in Wells after the 1837 assessment list. Jonathan removed to Elmira, New York where he continued to minister. Jonathan was an 1840 pensioner (census), age 79, in Elmira, New York engaged in manufacturing/trade with one female of age fifty and under age sixty enumerated in the household. Will of Jonathan dated 10 Feb 1841 Elmira probated 26 Mar 1841 named wife Peggy Ann and brother Elijah. Jonathan d. 3 Mar 1841 81y 1m 1d (pension and ts) Horseheads, buried Maple Grove Cemetery, Horseheads, New York. His brother Elijah resided Catlin, Chemung County, New York. Peggy was enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1850, age 68, residing with a daughter and grandchildren. On 4 Aug 1853 Pegga Ann Sturtevant, aged 72 of Elmira, appeared in Chemung County court for the benefit of a pension, and stated: widow of Jonathan Sturtevant, that they were married 3 Feb 1824 in the town of Hector, Tompkins County (that portion that became Schuyler County) by Elder King a minister of the gospel and that before her marriage her name was Pegga Ann Crandell, and that her husband died in the town of Elmira 8 Mar 1841. Pegga signed by mark. On 4 Aug 1853, Amanda Parker, aged 50 years, resident of Elmira, appeared in court and stated she was a daughter of Pegga by her first marriage to Benjamin Crandell and that Jonathan died 8 Mar 1841. On the same date Archibald Crandell, aged 49 years, resident of Elmira, also appeared and stated son of Pegga and her first husband Benjamin Crandell and that Jonathan died 8 Mar 1841. “Pegga Ann Sturtevant” was inscribed on the roll at the rate of $80 per year to commence 3 Feb 1853 certifificate of pension issued 10 Oct 1853. On 31 Mar 1855 Pegga appeared at a court in Chemung County, aged 74 years, resident of Horseheads, that she was married in 1822 or 1823to Jonathan Sturtevant, that he died 6 Mar 1841 town of Horseheads then Elmira, and makes application for bounty land. She signed by mark. Archi L. Crandell and Betsey Crandell appeared and he testified that he was present at marriage of Pegga and that he was present at death of Jonathan Sturtevant 6 Mar 1841. Warrant 6630 issued for 160 acres. Pegga d. 23 Aug 1866 85y 11m (ts) Baptist Churchyard Cemetery, Breesport, Chemung County, New York.
Margaret Ann Thorne, often known as Peggy, b. 1780, m. Benjamin Crandall. He had first m. 28 Aug 1793 Amy Porter. Benjamin d. 23 Aug 1816 Hector, Tompkins (that portion that became Schuyler) County, New York. Peggy was enumerated in Hector in 1820 as Margaret Crandell with two males of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1805-10), one male of age sixteen and under age eighteen (b. 1802-04), two males of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804), two females under age ten (b. 1811-20), two females 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), with several children in her household before m. 3 Feb 1824 in Hector, Jonathan Sturdevant.
John Thorne Crandell b. 19 July 1797 Connecticut m. 1823 Elizabeth Ann
Hagerman.
Hannah Crandall b. 16 Aug 1800 Pine Plains, New York m. 16 Aug 1830
Thomas Burrows b. 2 Sept 1788 d. 5 Mar 1842 m. (2)Daniel Shoemaker and
27 Aug 1850 (3)Aden J. Pratt, resided Campbell, New York and she d. 5 Feb
1869 68y 6m (ts) at Campbell, New York buried Breesport, New York.
Amanda Crandall b. c. 1803 Dutchess County, New York m. Isaac Parker,
resided Horseheads, New York.
Archibald Lewis Crandell b. 17 July 1805 m. 1827 (Geneva Gazette, Geneva,
New York, August 29, 1827) Betsey Ann Strait.
Luman B. Crandall b. c. 1807 m. 20 Aug 1832 Frances Garrison, known
as Fanny, b. 18 Sept 1810. Luman d. 30 June 1842. Fanny m. 16 June 1850
(2)Stephen Redfield as his second wife, b. 1798. His first wife, Charlotte
b. 1802 d. 1849. Stephen d. 29 June 1874. Fannie d. 27 Oct 1895 at
Seeley Creek, town of Southport, Chemung County, New York buried Jobs Corners
Cemetery.
Laban Benjamin Crandall b. c. 1809 m. Susan Searles and he d. 15 Mar
1895 Montour Falls, New York.
Peggy Maria Crandall b. June c. 1815 m. John D. Ameigh (2)Joshua D.
Naramore (3)Butts.
Betsey Ann Crandall b. 1818 m. Albert Sheive and she d. 20 May 1849
30y 11m (ts) Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
Children of Jonathan Sturdevant and first wife:
1. Joshua F. Sturdevant b. 31 Aug 1784.
2. Joseph Sturdevant b. c. 1786.
3. Jonathan Sturdevant, Jr., b. 1790-4.
Second Generation:
1. Joshua F. Sturdevant b. 31 Aug 1784 m. Hester Ann Baker b.
31 May 1796 daughter of Thomas Baker and Catrina See. Joshua was enumerated
in New Castle, Westchester County, New York in 1820, next to his father-in-law
Thomas Baker, with two males under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age
twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), and one female of age
sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1795-1804). Joshua first appears on
the 1830 assessment list of Wells Township (compiled fall of 1829), Bradford
County, Pennsylvania. Enumerated in Veteran, Tioga County (that portion
that became Chemung County), 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), two
males of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), one male of age forty
and under age fifty (b. 1781-90), and one female of age thirty and under
age forty (b. 1791-1800). Joshua continues to appear on the Wells assessment
lists. Joshua d. 11 June 1835 50y 10m 11d (ts) Wells (probate) and Hester
Ann d. 11 June 1835 39y 15d (ts) Old Daggett Burying Ground, Daggett, Jackson
Township, Tioga County. Joshua and Hester Ann are related to have both
been struck by lightning and died the same day. Jesse H. Sturdevant, eldest
son, renounced his right to administer the estate of his father and requested
John Hewlett (Bradford County Probate file 243), 21 July 1835. John Hewlett
had married Hester’s sister Betsey Baker. On the 1837 assessment list of
Wells, property had transferred to Joshua’s administrators.
4. Jesse H. Sturdivant b. 28 Apr 1815.
5. William B. Sturdivant b. 3 Mar 1820 New Castle, Westchester
County, New York.
6. Thomas Baker Sturdivant b. c. 1825.
7. Alva B. Sturdivant b. 13 July 1829 Veteran, Chemung County,
New York.
8. Angeline Sturdivant.
2. Joseph Sturdevant b. c. 1786 was enumerated in Frederick, Dutchess County, New York in 1810 with one male under age ten (b. 1801-1810), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-1784), three females under age ten (b. 1801-1810), and one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94). Enumerated in Hector, Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York in 1820. Enumerated in the 1825 state census of Hector with four males and three females in the household, two of the females being single and under age sixteen. Joseph first appears on the 1829 assessment list of Wells, enumerated 1830, 1840, and 1850 census of Wells. Wife, Margaret b. c. 1783 New York. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1860 with Abigail Sturdevant, age 55 in household. Abigail was enumerated at the County Poor House in Chatham Township, Tioga County in 1870, age 65. Abigail Sturdevant, age 80, lived Jackson, died 14 Sept 1887 buried County Home Cemetery (Tioga County Home record).
9. daughter b. 1801-10.
10. daughter b. 1801-10.
11. daughter b. 1801-10.
12. James Ferris Sturdivant b. 14 Apr 1810.
13. son b. c. 1811-15.
14. daughter b. c. 1816-20.
15. Eunice Sturdevant b. c. 1823.
16. Joseph Sturdevant, Jr., b. c. 1824 New York.
17. daughter b. 1831-35.
3. Jonathan Sturdevant, Jr., b. 1790-4 was enumerated in Hector, Schuyler County, New York in 1820 with two males under age ten (b. 1811-20), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), one female under age ten (b. 1811-20), one female of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1776-94), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1775). Enumerated in the 1825 state census of Hector with four males and three females in the household, one of the females being married and under age forty five and two females unmarried and under age sixteen. Jonathan first appears on the 1830 assessment list of Wells (compiled fall of 1829). Enumerated in Wells in 1830 with 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), one female under age five (b. 1826-30), one female of age five and under age ten (b. 1821-25), one female of age ten and under age fifteen (b. 1816-20), and one female of age twenty and under age thirty (b. 1801-10). Jonathan last appears on the 1834 assessment list (compiled fall of 1833) when he transferred his real estate to Solomon Smith and evidently removed from the township.
18. son b. c. 1816-20.
19. son b. c. 1816-20.
20. daughter b. c. 1816-20.
21. daughter b. c. 1821-23.
22. Philanthropy J. Sturdevant b. 1825 d. 16 Jan 1836 10y 3m
26d (ts) Old Daggett Burying Gound, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
23. daughter b. 1826-30.
Third Generation:
4. Jesse H. Sturdivant b. 28 Apr 1815 m. 1 Feb 1837 Mary Holmes
b. 3 May 1820. Enumerated in Rutland Township in 1840 and 1850, also in
Sullivan Township in 1850, farmer. Mary d. 3 Oct 1852 (ts) Jobs Corners
Cemetery, Jackson Township. Jesse enumerated in Jackson Township in 1860.
Jesse enlisted in the Civil War 10 Sept 1862 in Company D, 16 Pennsylvania
Calvary. He enlisted again 29 June 1863 at Mansfield, Pennsylvania. Jesse
m. 17 Dec 1865 (2)Caroline Crumb b. 24 Mar 1846 d. 20 Apr 1882 and Jesse
d. 27 Sept 1890.
Jesse Sturdevant died quite suddently of heart disease at his home near Job's Corners in this township last Saturday evening. He was taken sick while sitting at the super table and expired almost immediately. Mr. Sturdevant was a veteran soldier and a member of Deming Post, G.A.R. of this village. He was in town a few days before his death and seemed to be enjoying his usual health. He was a brother of Wm. B. and Thos. B. Sturdevant, former residents of this village and A. B. Sturdevant of Elmira (Millerton Advocate obituary).
Children of Jesse and Mary:
24. Hester Ann Sturdivant b. 7 Jan 1838 m. Nelson W. Garrison.
25. son b. 1839 (1840 census enumeration).
26. James W. Sturdivant b. 22 Feb 1841 Rutland Township.
Children of Jesse and Caroline:
27. William A. Sturdivant b. 14 Nov 1866.
28. Thomas Charles Sturdivant b. 28 July 1868.
29. Harriet B. Sturdivant b. 30 July 1870 d. 12 Dec 1880.
30. Jesse H. Sturdivant b. 16 Sept 1871.
31. Robert M. Sturdivant b. 1 July 1873 d. 23 Apr 1893.
32. Katherine M. Sturdivant b. 15 June 1880.
33. Fred Sturdivant b. 26 Mar 1882.
5. William B. Sturdivant b. 3 Mar 1820 m. 22 Sept 1844 Mary Osgood b. 7 Nov 1824 daughter of Levi K. Osgood and Olive Cummings. Enumerated in Rutland and Sullivan Townships in 1850, farmer. Mary d. 2 July 1890 and William d. 21 May 1901 buried Jobs Corners Cemetery, Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.
34. Millicent Amelia Sturdivant b. 28 July 1845 m. 3 Jan 1869
William H. Garrison.
35. Frances Jane Sturdivant b. 21 Nov 1847 d. 28 Aug 1849.
36. Floyd William Sturdivant b. 6 Aug 1849 d. 28 Jan 1851.
37. Elnora S. Sturdivant b. 24 Jan 1853 m. 8 Feb 1876 Chester
F. Garrison.
38. Elmer Joshua Sturdivant b. 4 Oct 1856 d. 5 Feb 1861.
39. Theron William Sturdivant b. 20 Dec 1861 d. 20 Sept 1865.
40. J. Emerson Sturdivant b. 1 July 1863 d. 23 Oct 1863.
41. Francelia Sturdivant b. 28 Mar 1865 m. Willard Tickner.
6. Thomas Baker Sturdivant b. c. 1825 enumerated 1850 census of Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania with wife Matilda b. 1826. Thomas served in Company B, New York Calvary during the Civil War. Enumerated in Mansfield, Tioga County in 1880 in the home of daughter Nancy, Thomas a blacksmith. Thomas was in Nelson in 1899. Matilda d. 1900 (ts) Nelson Cemetery, Nelson, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Thomas has only a military marker with no dates inscribed.
42. Benjamin M. Sturdivant b. 1848 Jackson Township.
43. Nancy R. Sturdivant b. c. 1851 m. Charles H. Loop.
7. Alva B. Sturdivant b. 13 July 1829 m. 27 Oct 1849 W. Malinda Lucas. Alva enlisted in Company K, 141st Infantry New York Volunteers during the Civil War. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1860, carpenter. Enumerated in Elmira, New York in 1880, carpenter. Alva d. 17 Apr 1904 and Malinda d. 14 Apr 1908 buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira.
44. Eugene J. Sturdivant b. c. 1852.
45. Lewella A. Sturdivant b. c. 1855.
46. Stephen Sturdivant b. c. 1857.
12. James Ferris Sturdivant b. 14 Apr 1810. Wife, Ann W., b. 9 Nov 1809. Enumerated in Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1840 and 1850. James d. 14 Apr 1887 (ts) and Ann d. 4 Oct 1893 (ts) Daggett Cemetery.
47. Decatur Sturdivant b. c. 1832.
48. Sabrina Sturdivant b. 1834.
49. James S. Sturdivant b. 9 Sept 1836 d. 1912 Pvt Co D 16 Reg
Pa Cav repose on Judson Hill (ts) Gillett Cemetery, South Creek Township.
50. Mary Sturdivant b. 20 Dec 1838.
51. Charles Sturdivant b. c. 1841.
52. Henry Clay Sturdivant (twin) b. 18 Dec 1844.
53. George H. Sturdivant (twin) b. 18 Dec 1844 d. 15 Mar 1872
buried Daggett Cemetery.
54. Caroline Sturdivant b. b. 1847 d. 18 Mar 1848 1y 1m 23d (ts)
Jobs Corners Cemetery.
55. Harrison F. Sturdivant b. c. 1850 m. 18 Mar 1875 Julia Everett.
56. Marvin D. Sturdivant b. 20 May 1854 Jackson Township.
15. Eunice Sturdevant b. c. 1823 m. 5 Mar 1842 (Elmira Gazette, March 17, 1842) in Wells, Levi Adams Jr., b. 18 Feb 1819 son of Levi Finch Adams and Huldah Swartout of Wells. Enumerated in Eldred Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania in 1850, and 1860, shoemaker; day laborer in 1870.
Levi Adams b. c. 1842, single, d. Civil War.
Francis M. Adams b. c. 1844 m. Harriet Gary.
Huldah Adams b. c. 1846 m. William Councilman (2)David Mapes.
Cornelia Adams b. 24 Oct 1849 m. Lyman Boughton.
Emma C. Adams b. c. 1851 m. Chester Cummings.
James Adams b. c. 1854.
Cameron F. Adams b. c. 1861 m. Florence Updike.
16. Joseph Sturdevant, Jr., b. c. 1824 m. Hannah Adams b. 8 May 1828 New York state daughter of Levi Finch Adams and Huldah Swartout. Enumerated 1850 census of Wells and Jackson Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania in 1860.
57. Catharine M. Sturdevant b. 1850 Wells.
58. C. C. Sturdevant b. c. 1855.
59. J. A. Sturdevant b. c. 1858.
60. Meridian Sturdevant m. William Clymer.
61. Orrin Sturdevant m. Harriet Gordon.
62. Nellie Sturdevant m. Olie Brown.
63. Ellsworth Sturdevant.
Fourth Generation:
26. James W. Sturdivant b. 22 Feb 1841 m. Sarah Ingersoll. Resided
Judson Hill, Wells Township. James d. 26 (obituary) 27 (Bradford County
death record) Apr 1900 Judson Hill.
James Sturdivant died at his home on Judson Hill, Wells township, April 26th, from effects of a parylitic stroke. He was born in Rutland township, Tioga county, in 1841, was a resident of this place for thirty years, and was mail carrier between Edsalville and Snedikers twenty years. He enlisted in the formation of the 12th regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves, served three years; and was honorably discharged with his Company. He served in over thirty engagements. Mr. Sturdivant was an upright, honorable citizen, an affectionate and kind father, and is survived by his wife and one son, Leon, of this place. The funeral was held on Sunday, April 29th, at Judson Hill M. E. church. The members of the G.A.R. were present in a body. There were many beautiful flora offering (Troy Gazette Register, May 2, 1900).
Leon Sturdivant.
42. Benjamin M. Sturdivant b. 1848 Jackson Township enlisted 29 Feb 1864 with a description of: hair – sandy, height – 5’5”, complexion – light, eyes – blue, occupation – farmer. Benjamin m. Mary VanGorder, blacksmith in Mansfield until 1880 when removed to Blossburg.
Ben Sturdevant, who was killed at Lawrenceville by the cars Monday afternoon, was an old-time resident of this village, and the news of his violent death was a shock to the community. But little is at present known as to the cause of the accident, but it is understood that in an attempt to board a moving train he was thrown under the wheels (Millerton Advocate obituary).
48. Sabrina Sturdivant b. 1834 m. John Smith b. 21 Jan 1826 d. 1 Feb 1885 (ts) and Sabrina d. 1924 (ts) Pine City Cemetery.
Mrs. Sabrina Smith died Friday afternoon at 5:25 o'clock at the family home on the Bird Creek road in Wells Township, Pa., aged eighty-nine years. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Carrie Eaton, Mrs. John Balmer, Miss Anna Smith, all of Pine City; Mrs. S. P. Goodwin, Mrs. Emma Criss of Millerton, Pa.; a son, John Smith of Pine City; a brother, M. D. Sturdevant of Mansfield, Pa. The funeral will be held at the family home Monday at 1 o'clock. Burial in the Pine City cemetery (obituary).
56. Marvin D. Sturdivant b. 20 May 1854 Jackson Township.
Marvin D. Sturdevant, 80, died Wednesday November 7, 10 p.m. at his home in Lambs Creek, following an illness of several years. Mr. Sturdevant’s death occurred eleven days after the death of Mrs. Sturdevant. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Sturdevant and was born in Jackson Township May 20, 1954. (it says 1954 in article but should be 1854). When a young man he was married to Miss Ella Henderson, who died October 27, 1934. He spent his entire life in Tioga County, most of the time in Covington and Richmond Townships. He was a member of the Methodist Church and Tioga Valley Grange of Mansfield. Unselfish, genial and friendly, Mr. Sturdevant made hosts of friends, who esteemed him for his true Christian character and upright business dealings. His survivors are nephews and nieces. The funeral was held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the home, the Rev. Douglas W. Baylis, of the Mansfield Methodist church, officiating. Interment was in Prospect Cemetery. The pall bearers were James Searles, Ed Fuller, Willard Fralic, Charles Howe, Sharon Davis, and W. B. Smith. (handwritten on article 1932)
James A. Sturdevant enlisted Sept 1862 16th PA Vol Cavalry, taken prisoner
at Hartwood Church in Feb 1863 and confined at Libby Prison for about 2
months. Pardoned and returned to regiment until Feb 1864 when discharged.
Henry Sturdevant of Nebraska, is visiting his brother, James A. Sturdevant
of Wells, his native home, from which place he has been absent for the
past thirty years. Mr. Sturdevant is prospering in his western home
(Troy Register, Thursday, February 5, 1903).
A. Sturdevant in Wells near South Creek Township line (1858 map).
SWAYZE
Gabriel Swayze, age 53, born New Jersey, enumerated in McMullen household in 1850 in Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
Obadiah Swayze m. Elizabeth Beemer b. 5 Mar 1798. Resided Sussex County, New Jersey. Elizabeth and children, Hettie M., and Alden became members of the Presbyterian Church at Aspinwall (now Coryland) in 1844. Elizabeth d. 8 Oct 1848 (ts) Coryland Cemetery, Wells Township.
1. Hiram Swayze b. 29 Aug 1821.
2. Alden Swayze b. 23 Sept 1823 New Jersey.
3. Mehitable Maria Swayze, known as Hetty, b. 29 Apr 1827 Beemerville,
New Jersey m. 29 Dec 1847 by Rev. Riggs, John W. Besley of Columbia Township.
Second Generation:
1. Hiram Swayze b. 29 Aug 1821 m. 27 Oct 1847 in Wells Township,
Sarah Elizabeth Bowman b. 25 Mar 1829 Frankford Township, Sussex County,
New Jersey daughter of Andrew Price Bowman and Ann Margaret Case of Wells.
Hiram and Sarah resided on a farm in southern Wells township on the present
Coryland Road north of the crossroads. Hiram was among a list of men from
Wells drafted at Towanda on 16 Oct 1862 during the Civil War. Hiram and
Sarah became members of the Presbyterian Church at Aspinwall (now Coryland)
in 1866. Hiram d. 4 Sept 1899 (ts) Coryland Cemetery, Wells township. In
the 1900 census enumeration, Sarah was residing in Troy township, Bradford
County with daughter, Anna Furman and family. Sarah d. 26 Jan 1917 Horseheads,
Chemung County, New York buried Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York.
Frances Emeline Swayze b. 28 July 1848 Aspinwall (now Coryland), Wells
township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.
Edwin Obadiah Swayze b. 17 Mar 1850 Aspinwall.
Anna Elizabeth Swayze b. 5 Nov 1854 Aspinwall.
2. Alden Swayze b. 23 Sept 1823 m. 3 Nov 1847 by Rev. Riggs, Caroline Gifford b. 26 Apr 1827 Pennsylvania daughter of Jeremiah Gifford and Eliza King of Wysox. Resided southern Wells Township. Caroline became a member of the Presbyterian Church at Aspinwall (now Coryland) in 1848. Alden chosen elder in 1877. Alden was a cooper and farmer, removed to neighboring Columbia Township in 1891. Alden d. 16 Mar 1903 (ts) and Caroline d. 24 Dec 1910 (ts) buried Besley (now Columbia Valley) Cemetery, Columbia Township, located between Columbia Cross Roads and Austinville.
(Coryland News) Friends of this place received the sad news of the death of Alden Swayze, Sr., at his home in Canton. Mr. Swayze was almost a life resident of this place until a few years ago when he sold his farm and moved with his son, A. Swayze, Jr., to Col. X Roads, later he moved to Canton. The deceased is about 75 years old and is survived by his esteemed wife, three sons and one daughter. The funeral will he held at Col. X Roads Wednesday afternoon (Troy Register, Thursday, March, 19, 1903).
4. Henry Franklin Swayze b. Sept 1849.
5. Schuyler Swayze b. c. 1851.
6. Elva E. Swayze b. c. 1855 m. Frank Knapp.
7. Mehitable M. Swayze, known as Hettie, b. 19 Oct 1855 (age
3 on 1860 census so perhaps b. 1856) m. Thomas B. Taber b. 22 Feb 1854
d. 14 Feb 1898 (ts) and Hettie d. 23 Feb 1946 (ts) buried Daggett Cemetery,
Jackson Township, Tioga County.
8. Alden Swayze Jr., b. 3 Apr 1862 Wells.
Third Generation:
4. Henry Franklin Swayze b. Sept 1849 m. c. 1873 Pamela Lain
b. Sept 1848. Enumerated in Wells Township in 1880 and neighboring Jackson
Township, Tioga County in 1900, merchant. Henry d. 1925 (ts) and Pamela
d. 1936 (ts) Daggett Cemetery, Jackson Township.
H. F. Swayze died at family home near Millerton age 74. Survived by widow and three daughters, Mrs. C. E. Sheive of Elmira, Mrs. Leon Garrison of Millerton and Mrs. A. H. Youell of Georgetown, New York. Brother, Schuyler Swayze of Daggett and sister Hettie Taber of Elmira. Burial Daggett Cemetery (obituary).
Genevieve Swayze b. Jan 1875 m. C. E. Sheive.
Grace S. Swayze b. 1877 m. Leon E. Garrison.
Henry F. Swayze d. 14 July 1878 7 wks (ts) Coryland Cemetery, Wells
Township.
Lela Swayze b. Sept 1883 m. A. H. Youell.
8. Alden Swayze Jr., b. 3 Apr 1862 educated at Oberlin College, engaged in farming in Wells Township and then removed in 1888 to Columbia Cross Roads, Columbia township and engaged in general merchandising. Alden m. 19 Oct 1887 Jessie M. Howland b. 4 Feb 1868 daughter of Richard M. Howland and Jane Gustin of Columbia. Jessie d. 10 Oct 1895 (ts) and Alden d. 5 Mar 1925 (ts) buried Besley (now Columbia Valley) Cemetery.
Bessie C. Swayze.
Lillian Swayze.
SWEET
Benjamin S. Sweet b. 1805 New York and wife, Susan b. c. 1808 New York
enumerated 1850 census of Wells. Benjamin a blacksmith, d. 29 Nov 1864
59y 8m 29d (ts) Coryland Cemetery. Children all born
Pennsylvania.
1. Mary A. Sweet b. c. 1830.
2. Elizabeth Sweet b. c. 1832.
3. John S. Sweet b. c. 1834.
4. Milton Sweet b. c. 1836.
5. Eliza Sweet b. c. 1838 m. Daniel Burton of Rutland.
6. Esther A. Sweet b. c. 1840.
7. William Sweet b. c. 1844.
8. Susan Sweet b. c. 1845.
Alanson Sweet b. c. 1823 resided northeast Wells and appears on 1858 map. Enumerated in Wells in 1860 with wife, Melissa b. c. 1828 New York.
1. Richmond Sweet b. c. 1850.
2. Martha Sweet b. c. 1858.
3. Pierpont Sweet b. c. 1859.
SYMS see Sims
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