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| 7301 | Doniphan County, KS 1883 List of Pensioners on the Roll Berry, Phebe address: Troy widow monthy: $8.00 starting: Jan., 1869 also; 31 Aug 1866, Phoebe Berry was approved for a Civil War widows pension. | Burchfield, Phoebe America (I35213)
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| 7302 | Dorothy Mason (age 65) and Ephraim Mason (age 19) living in the household in the 1850 census. | Mason, Harriet (I38652)
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| 7303 | Dorset, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Name:Edward Hoar Event Type:Baptism Baptism Date:25 Dec 1768 Parish:Tolpuddle, Dorset, England Father's Name:Edwd Hoar Mother's name:Jean Hoar Dorset, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Name:Edward Hoar Event Type:Marriage Marriage Date:19 Nov 1793 Parish:Tolpuddle, Dorset, England Spouse's Name: Amelia Lovell | Hoar, Edward (I59561)
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| 7304 | Dorset, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Name:Edward Hoar Event Type:Marriage Marriage Date:19 Nov 1793 Parish:Tolpuddle, Dorset, England Spouse's Name: Amelia Lovell | Lovell, Amelia (I59683)
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| 7305 | Dorset, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Name:Robert Hoar Event Type:Baptism Baptism Date:8 Feb 1795 Parish:Tolpuddle, Dorset, England Father's Name:Edward Mother's name:Amelia | Hoar, Robert (I59684)
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| 7306 | Dorset, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 Name:Susannah Hoar Event Type:Baptism Baptism Date:14 Apr 1799 Parish:Affpuddle, Dorset, England Father's Name:Edward Hoar Mother's name:Amelia Hoar | Hoar, Susannah (I59840)
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| 7307 | Dorset, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 Name:James Waldson Hoar Baptism Date:7 Jul 1842 Baptism Place:Marshwood, Dorset, England Father's Name:John Hoar Mother's name:Hannah Hoar Groom's Name: James Hoar Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Sophia A. Brown Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 13 Feb 1868 Marriage Place: Floyd, Indiana Groom's Father's Name: Groom's Mother's Name: Bride's Father's Name: Bride's Mother's Name: Groom's Race: Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife's Name: Bride's Race: Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01829-7 System Origin: Indiana-EASy Source Film Number: 549332 Reference Number: P399 Collection: Indiana Marriages, 1780-1992 | Hoar, James (I10807)
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| 7308 | Dr William Hoar Professor Art Department Northern State University Dr. Wm. Hoar was born in New Jersey (USA), 1944. He earned a BA degree from Carthage College (1966), Kenosha, WI, & MA (1974) & PhD (1983) degrees from the University of Iowa, Iowa, Iowa From 1966 to 1968 Hoar was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia. He spent 4 years in Taiwan, first as a lay missionary & then as a guest professor. Altogether he has traveled to 22 countries. Hoar has been at Northern State University for 25 years, teaching art history, geography, Chinese history, and Mandarin. The Aberdeen American News Posted on Sun, Sep. 12, 2004 NSU professor mixes appraisal with art Bill Hoar helps find value of library's jar, Britton paintings; Bill Hoar helps find value of library's jar, Britton paintings By Angela Mettler American News Writer Bill Hoar, a professor of geography, history and art history at Northern State University, got a rare chance to satisfy his taste in art and adventure. Pam Lingor, director of the Alexander Mitchell Library, was one of about 10 Aberdonians who registered online for tickets to public television's "Antiques Roadshow" in St. Paul, Minn. She was randomly selected and just happened to have an item of unknown value to be appraised. Hoar, a self-described "art historian and amateur appraiser," had examined the Chinese ceramic storage jar at the library, and based on the Chinese characters painted on the bottom, estimated the jar to be as old as 360 years. "I took a host of digital photographs to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts about four months ago," he said. "The person I talked to there was Dr. Robert Jacobson, director and chief curator of the museum's Oriental collection. Based on my photographs, he said it could be late Qing Dynasty, between 1644 and 1911." Agreed to make trip Lingor asked Hoar if he would take the jar to the "Antiques Roadshow" on June 26 to get an accurate appraisal. Hoar and his wife, Karen, agreed. They also took a set of antique silver butter knives with mother-of-pearl handles, originally given to Hoar's great-aunt in 1870 as a wedding gift. The "Antiques Roadshow" program visited the RiverCentre in St. Paul. The Hoars waited two to three hours to get into the area where the show was taped. Every 90 minutes, 5,000 people were admitted, formed a snaking line, and were directed to a particular area of expertise, such as furniture, paintings or silver. The line for Oriental appraisals was much shorter than the other lines. "Very few people brought Oriental stuff," he said, "so we got the bad news quick." The expert appraiser told them the jar was not made in the Qing Dynasty, but more likely sometime between 1915 and 1940. He estimated the decorative value at about $300. "I was disappointed," Hoar said, "but not surprised, in the sense that I never pretended to be a qualified appraiser." Also worth $300 The silver butter knives were also appraised at $300. Overall, Hoar enjoyed the experience, but has no plans to become an "Antiques Roadshow" roadie. Hoar, 60, is a native of Pleasantville, N.J. He has been at NSU since 1977. He is also the university's gallery director. Hoar's art proficiency was put to use at the Marshall County Courthouse in Britton. On June 24, he examined the four large paintings in the courthouse's cupola to decide if they should be restored. He found that the paintings are signed by Will Peaco, a muralist who worked in Peoria, Illinois., and Fort Wayne, Ind., and dated 1908. The paintings portray cattle, buffalo, hunting and harvesting. "For the age of the paintings, they are remarkably clean and in mostly good physical condition," he said. "They are handsomely done and are of considerable historical value." Detects authenticity As an art history professor, he teaches "the evolution of style and the visual arts, and its relationship with culture." Hoar said because of his art knowledge, people sometimes come to his office and ask his opinion on an object they think may be of value. "I'm not an expert in appraisal, but I can detect authenticity," he said. | Hoar, Dr. William (I3023)
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| 7309 | Drafted in 1917 Fredonia NY Censor 1917-1918 Grayscale - 0193.pdf http://fultonhistory.com/Newspapers%207/Fredonia%20%20NY%20Censor/Fredonia%20NY%20Censor%201917-1918%20Grayscale/Fredonia%20NY%20Censor%201917-1918%20Grayscale%20-%200193.pdf United States, World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=https://api.familysearch.org/records/pal:/MM9.1.r/16LR-RF1/p1 | Horr, Robert (I8321)
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| 7310 | Dragged to death. Died age 18 yrs. | Horr, Andrew (I399)
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| 7311 | Drowned at sea. Lost with the schooner "Lizzie R.". | Hoar, James (I5465)
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| 7312 | Drowned while in service in the civil war in the waters off South Carolina. https://www.familysearch.org/search/recordDetails/show?uri=https://api.familysearch.org/records/pal:/MM9.1.r/1P1R-KXL/p1 United States, Civil War Widows and Other Dependents Pension Files for Cecilia Mulray Hoar Pensioner Name: Cecilia Mulray Hoar Relationship: Widow Veteran Name: Michael Hoar Veteran's Birth Year or Age: Veteran's Birthplace: Military Unit: 28 Massachusetts Infantry Company: G Application Number: WC14908 NARA Publication Title: Case Files of Approved Pension Applications of Widows and Other Dependents of Civil War Veterans, ca. 1861-ca. 1910 Record Group: 15 ARC Identifier: 300020 Date: 1905-03-01 Paper: Boston Journal He enlisted in the 28th infantry at Cambridge when the Civil war broke out. He served with bravery and was several times offically recognised. While on picket duty in South Carolina he was drowned. | Hoar, Michael (I55470)
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| 7313 | Drowned while swimming in Flushing Bay. Obituary: Long Island City NY Star Journal 1940 - 4228.pdf The body of the man found floating In Flushing Bay Monday was Identified yesterday as that of Michael Joseph Hoar, 57, of 37-17 29th street, Astoria. Police at the same time said that Hoar apparently had gone swimming In the bay early Monday, his clothes being found on the shore not 200 feet from the spot where his body, clothed only In bathing trunks, came lo the surface. Death was pronounced due to drowning. The Identification was made yesterday at the morgue of Queens General Hospital by Mrs. Mamie McGrath, a lifelong friend, of 37-51 Old Ridge road, Astoria. Site told police that Hoar's only known relative was a nephew, John J. Hoar, of Springfield, Mass. Hoar, she said, was a veteran of Ihe World War and a widower. | Hoar, Michael (I74328)
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| 7314 | Dwelling 1388, Family 1438 Sabrina Miller is shown in the family of John Miller. She is 32 years of age. There is a child Morris Hobart age 3. This is surely Sabrina wife of Lyman but is Lyman dead? | Hoar, Lyman (I35282)
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| 7315 | Earl is widowed and living with his parents in the 1900 census (Ontario, San Bernardino Co, California). | Lerch, Earl Damond (I44418)
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| 7316 | Earl Lloyd King Bonesteel, SD Gregory County Oct. 29, 1911-Mar. 1, 1945 Killed in Germany Earl Lloyd King was born October 29, 1911, in Gregory County, South Dakota. His parents were Jennie (Hoar) and Walter W. King. Earl was born in Dallas and moved to Bonesteel in 1916. He attended Bonesteel Public School and graduated in 1932. His sister Opal remembers, "He was very friendly. He was liked by people. He was always willing to help anyone." On January 27, 1941 Cpl. King was inducted into the Armed Forces and was assigned to the 14th Cavalry at Camp Funston, Kansas. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, his unit was taken to Arizona to patrol the air base near Tucson. In May 1942, Earl was taken back to Camp Funston where he took a fully mechanized training. He was then transferred to the 14th Tank Battalion of the 9th Army Division and became a turret gunner. He sailed for England on August 11, 1944, and went into action at Bastogne, France, and near Aachen, Germany, in November. He died there on March 1, 1945. This came from a letter written by Sgt. Taylor Glick of Burke, SD. Sgt. Glick was with Earl when he died. Sgt. Glick said, "He went out fighting. He was a real man. I knew him ever since he was a kid. Sure hurt me to see him die. I was carrying him to the ambulance when he died in my arms." This entry was submitted by Lynette Lobien, Michael Wollman, Sonny Escalanti, and Jason Boska, sophomores at Bonesteel-Fairfax High School, Bonesteel, SD, April 19, 2002. Information for this entry was provided by Mrs. Opal King Rieb, Parkston, SD, sister of Earl Lloyd King. | King, Earl Lloyd (I34573)
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| 7317 | Early Sheldon Family Honored - Markers Placed in Varysburg Cemetery for Two Hoards - VERY EARLY SETTLERS Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times 1937-1938 Grayscale - 0182.pdf http://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper%2010/Warsaw%20NY%20Wyoming%20County%20Times/Warsaw%20NY%20Wyoming%20County%20Times%20%201937-1938%20Grayscale/Warsaw%20NY%20Wyoming%20County%20Times%20%201937-1938%20Grayscale%20-%200182.pdf (con't - page 6) Warsaw NY Wyoming County Times 1937-1938 Grayscale - 0187.pdf http://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper%2010/Warsaw%20NY%20Wyoming%20County%20Times/Warsaw%20NY%20Wyoming%20County%20Times%20%201937-1938%20Grayscale/Warsaw%20NY%20Wyoming%20County%20Times%20%201937-1938%20Grayscale%20-%200187.pdf ....homes, typical of their time, housed five generations of llic Hoard family in Sheldon. David Hoard married Lydia Gates. Henry Hoard married Sally Joslyn. November 1, 1815 at Sougerficld. N. Y. Of the living descendant* of. David and- Henry. Henry Harold Hoard receivinghis education in thc Varysburg Union School, thc East Aurora high and the Weslcyan Seminary at Lima. N. Y., and having inherited his*forebcarcrs\\spirit of enterprise and progress, located in ?W Cleveland, O.. where he has become a successful business man.' His daughter. Ruth, whose mother Alice McCray of Varysburg died about twenty years ago; a successful business woman of Cleveland.' His present wife was Miss Christina Landareve, from a prominent Cleveland family. http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&frm=1&source=web&cd=1&sqi=2&ved=0CCcQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffultonhistory.com%2FProcess%2520small%2FHistorical%2520Wyoming%2520County%2FHistorical%2520Wyoming%2520County%2520pdf%2520files%2FHistorical%2520Wyoming%2520County%2520July%25201956.pdf&ei=26GxT9yoNePx6QHTqojMCQ&usg=AFQjCNFIzJhocZjRQVIIJfEuMLNMoLzHZA&sig2=1Z-fGYGWAyNIM6-pO7kGrA "David Hoard, I758-I8O4., has been reburied in Varysburg Cemetery having been first buried on his farm in Sheldon? Records tell that he enlisted in April 1776 for service in Col. Wynkoop's New York Regulars, and the following spring served six months under Capt? Harrison's company? In 1778, he was again under arms in command of Lt? Hubbs and his New York troops, while the spring of I78O saw another enlistment with service under Col? John Harper's New York regiment ? He married LIddy Gates, 1759-181|5P and In the spring of I804 he and his family left by ox team from Rensselaer 'County, N.Y. for western New York0 They reached Bristol, N.Y. where he was obliged to leave his team and family. With a son, Henry, then fourteen, and Daniel Gates, he struck out on foot to the area of Buffalo Hill, Sheldon, where he began to clear the forest. He built a cabin, but in July l801|, he sickened of a fever and died, one of the first pioneer deaths in this end of the state. The son and family settled on the claim in October of that year." | Hoard, David (I38798)
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| 7318 | Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar was born in 1816 in Concord, Massachusetts. He graduated from Harvard College in 1835, received a law degree from Harvard Law School in 1939, and pursued politics, first as a Whig, then as a member of the abolitionist Free Soil Party, and finally as a Republican. From 1849 to 1855, Hoar served as judge of common pleas in Massachusetts, and from 1859 to 1869, as associate justice on the Massachusetts Supreme Court. He then became the first of President Ulysses S. Grant's five attorney generals. During his time in office, Hoar witnessed the transition of the Office of Attorney General to the Department of Justice. In 1869, President Grant nominated Hoar to a seat on the United States Supreme Court, but the Senate did not confirm him. As a result, Hoar resigned from Grant's cabinet in 1870, though he continued to serve the President as a member of a special commission. Hoar won election to the House of Representatives in 1872 but failed in a second bid in 1876. He then retired from politics and resumed his law practice. Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar died in 1895. Photo: http://www.concordnet.org/library/scollect/fin_aids/Hoar_6.html and... Date: 1911-10-19 Paper: Springfield Republican About: http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9505E5DC1539E333A25751C2A9669D946096D6CF Golden Wedding Anniversary: http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9803E1DE1E3BE533A25754C2A9679D94619ED7CF Name: Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar Gender: Male Burial Date: Burial Place: Death Date: 31 Jan 1895 Death Place: Concord, Massachusetts Age: 78 Birth Date: 1817 Birthplace: Concord Occupation: Lawyer Race: Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Samuel Hoar Father's Birthplace: Lincoln Mother's Name: Sarah Sherman Mother's Birthplace: New Haven, Conn. Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B06842-1 System Origin: Massachusetts-EASy Source Film Number: 961516 Reference Number: v 455 p 171 Collection: Massachusetts Deaths and Burials, 1795-1910 Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6844147 | Hoar, Judge Ebenezer (I5042)
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| 7319 | Eden Cemetery: http://www.interment.net/data/oop/qfullhit.htw?CiWebHitsFile=/data/us/mi/ingham/eden/index.htm&CiRestriction=%20HUBBARD%20&CiQueryFile=/data/query_select.idq&CiBeginHilite=%3CB%20CLASS=%22HIT%22%3E&CiEndHilite=%3C/B%3E&CiUserParam3=../search.htm&CiHiliteType=Full [[ If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com | Hubbard, Octavia C. (I31003)
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| 7320 | Eden Cemetery: http://www.interment.net/data/oop/qfullhit.htw?CiWebHitsFile=/data/us/mi/ingham/eden/index.htm&CiRestriction=%20HUBBARD%20&CiQueryFile=/data/query_select.idq&CiBeginHilite=%3CB%20CLASS=%22HIT%22%3E&CiEndHilite=%3C/B%3E&CiUserParam3=../search.htm&CiHiliteType=Full http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11758168 Death Certificate reads: Died: Vevay Twp. Age: 65y 3m 1d Married Farmer's Wife First Married at 18 years old Mother of 4 children, all living at death Daughter of Ira & Harriet M. (Olds) Hubbard Death cert signed by: J. B. Dodge of St. Johns, MI Contributed by Randy Gladstone [[ If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com | Hubbard, Elizabeth P. (I31002)
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| 7321 | Editor and Publisher of the Montevideo Leader. State Senator 1869-1889 Minnesota. Secretary, State Agricultutal Society. Chief of Customs Division, Treasury Dept. 1890-1893. Groom's Name: H. Eugene Hoard Groom's Birth Date: Groom's Birthplace: N.Y. Groom's Age: Bride's Name: Ella Temple Bride's Birth Date: Bride's Birthplace: Bride's Age: Marriage Date: 25 Dec 1872 Marriage Place: Mauston, Wisconsin Groom's Father's Name: Groom's Mother's Name: Bride's Father's Name: O.F. Temple Bride's Mother's Name: Eliza Temple Groom's Race: White Groom's Marital Status: Groom's Previous Wife's Name: Bride's Race: White Bride's Marital Status: Bride's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00352-6 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy Source Film Number: 1276048 Reference Number: it cn 02316 Collection: Wisconsin Marriages, 1836-1930 | Hoard, Hiram (I39409)
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| 7322 | Elijah married Hannah Richmond. | Haskins, Elijah (I20020)
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| 7323 | Elizabeth married first Ebenezer Myrick and second Josiah Halloway. | Haskins, Elizabeth (I20017)
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| 7324 | Elizabeth may or may not be a child of this couple. In the 1850 census she is living with the Plummer family, her sister? Eleanor's family. | Horr, Elizabeth (I9847)
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| 7325 | Elizabeth Russell was baptized July, 25, 1830. Sponsors were Frederick Cormier & Aontanette Cormier Information on this family was kindly contributed by Kay, Heidi and Diane: If you have additional info on this family please contact Heidi at heidirussell6(at)hotmail.com and Diane at diane_berger(at)comcast.net Thank you | Russell, Elizabeth (I66511)
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| 7326 | Ella F Martin Orr - 14 Dec 1983 Scranton (PA) Times, Published Thurs 15 Dec 1983 Mrs Ella F Orr, 2454 N Washington Ave, died unexpectedly Weds at the Lake Winola summer home of her daughter, Mrs Frank P Clarke Jr. Her husband, James F, chief dispatcher at the old Dunmore yards of the Erie Railroad, died in 1964. Born in Minooka, daughter of the late William & Margaret Brennan Martin, she lived in Green Ridge 55 years. Member St Clare's Church. Also survived by a son, William J of Joliett, IL; four grandchildren, two g grandchildren; a sister, Mrs Frank Walsh of Trenton, NJ; nieces & nephews. Funeral Sat from the Thomas J Hughes FH, 1240 St Ann St; St Paul's Church; St Catherine's Cemetery, Moscow. | Martin, Ella (I20967)
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| 7327 | Ellen was living with her mother and step-father in the 1870 census. Marriage: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VF3J-152 [[ from prtbrown190@comcast.net toRoz Edson date Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 11:41 AM subject Re: Hoar, Cassada, Hawk Hi Roz, To answer your question: "For my records, please, who was Ellen married to in the 1900 census?" Ellen was married to John Henry Rankin about 1887. In the 1880 census, she is still living with George and Margaret Cassidy. By the 1900 census, this record indicates that John and Ellen had been married for 13 years and there are no children. The 1910 census shows John married to Amanda Varndell and they were my great-grandparents. As I recall, they were married about 1903. It was a real surprise to learn that John had been married before. My aunt remembers hearing something about a previous marriage when she was little, but she never knew her grandfather and no one either knew who John had been married to or talked about it. John's parents were Alexander and Nancy (Hart) Rankin. When you look through the years at Wharton Twp, Fayette County, PA census records, I'm sure all these family knew each other and obviously lived in close proximity to one another. I'm still amazed at having found info on Ellen. With the various race designations and such a common surname as Cassidy, I was hitting a lot of brick walls. Finding your info has been really helpful. At least now Ellen will not be lost in history. Pam B. | Hoar, Ellen (I22306)
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| 7328 | Elmira NY Star Gazette 1891 Grayscale - 2199.pdf http://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper%204/Elmira%20%20NY%20Star%20Gazette/Elmira%20%20NY%20Star%20Gazette%201891%20Grayscale/Elmira%20%20NY%20Star%20Gazette%201891%20Grayscale%20-%202199.pdf Drank Poisoned Whisky and Died. NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 16.? Four cattle drovers went to the house of Joe Reagan in Henderson county last week to collect money due them. Reagan claimed he could not pay and asked the men to give him more time. They refused and told him if he didn't pay at once they would levy on his cattle. This angered Reagan and he determined upon a plan to square the debt and get revenge. He invited the four men to remain to supper and during the meal brought in some white corn whisky,of which all partook. The debauch continued far into the night and one by one the men fell over into a sleep from which three of them never awakened. They had been poisoned. When found Jack Baker, John Horr and Sam Wilson were dead and William Hagelin was uaconscious, but was revived. Reagan is under arrest. He is considered to be partially insane. | Horr, John (I58272)
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| 7329 | Email Date: Fri Mar 2 09:53:27 2007 From: Helen S. Ullmann: hsullmann(at)comcast.net To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Alfred Morse and Caroline Hall (Newell) Sibley I see by the Ancestry World Tree/WorldConnect that you are interested in Alfred Morse and Caroline Hall (Newell) Sibley. They are in my new book titled Some Descendants of John Sibley of Salem, Massachusetts. It was published by the Newbury Street Press, part of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. It is thoroughly documented, corrects some errors in print in the early generations, and includes a great deal more information than there is in my own file in the same database at http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=hsullmann. If you would like to know more about the book, please see http://www.pictonpress.com/store/show/3297 Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG | Newell, Caroline Hall (I24776)
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| 7330 | Email Date: Fri Mar 2 09:53:27 2007 From: Helen S. Ullmann: hsullmann(at)comcast.net To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Subject: Alfred Morse and Caroline Hall (Newell) Sibley I see by the Ancestry World Tree/WorldConnect that you are interested in Alfred Morse and Caroline Hall (Newell) Sibley. They are in my new book titled Some Descendants of John Sibley of Salem, Massachusetts. It was published by the Newbury Street Press, part of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. It is thoroughly documented, corrects some errors in print in the early generations, and includes a great deal more information than there is in my own file in the same database at http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=hsullmann. If you would like to know more about the book, please see http://www.pictonpress.com/store/show/3297 Helen Schatvet Ullmann, CG, FASG | Sibley, Alfred Morse (I24775)
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| 7331 | Email Date: Tue Apr 1, 2008 From: I just found the death certificate for Elisha S. Rogers, Lieutenant, who died in Rockland Maine on 28 Dec 1902. His death is in Maine VR from 1892-1907 Roll 49. He was 85 years 2 months and 22 days old. It listed his parents as George Rogers, b. Hopewell, NB, a carpenter, and Lucy Hoar, b. Hopewell, NB. | Rogers, Elisha S. (I28463)
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| 7332 | Email From: Larry Pothier - lpothier01(at)sbcglobal.net To: kenshaw68(at)christian.net, MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Date: Sat, Dec 20, 2008 Subject: Preserved Pierce Ken and Roz Reason I'm e-mailing ... I found a record at Sprague Town Hall (STH) in Sprague, CT that will interest you: Preserve Pierce as recorded on Pg. 1 of STH Vol.: Ledger: Births, 1861-1882; Deaths, 1861-1879; Marriages, 1861-1906 died on 26-Oct-1861, and was survived by his wife! "Cause of death" was unknown, as well as, his parents and burial place. What's interesting is that his age was listed as 67 and birth place as Middlebury, MA. This seems to align well with the Preserved Pierce on RootsWeb.com which reports his birth as 14-Mar-1794 in Middleboro, MA. If I ever locate Mrs. Pierce's death record in Eastern CT, I'll let you know. Sincerely, Larry Pothier | Pierce, Preserve (I17576)
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| 7333 | Email - Mar 8, 2009 To: Roz - MrsEdson(at)gmail.com From: Sharon Ruehle - raslr(at)cox.net Roz: I am doing some research for my second cousin's family tree, the Briggs family and ran across your information on Betsey King. I have information that an Amasa Briggs married a Betsy King on Sep 7, 1826 in New Salem, Franklin County, MA. They had two living children, George Briggs and Harriet Briggs. George Briggs married a Margaret Jane Henderson and they had two children, Charles Otto Briggs and Frank E. Briggs. Charles Otto Briggs married Edna May Harris and one of their 4 children, Raymond Wyckoff Briggs is my second cousin's grandfather. I have been looking for Betsey King's lineage and am wondering if you think we might have a match here? Let me know what you think. I can be reached at raslr(at)cox.net. Thank you for your time. Sharon Ruehle Las Vegas, NV | King, Betsey (I16329)
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| 7334 | Email - Mar 8, 2009 To: Roz - MrsEdson(at)gmail.com From: Sharon Ruehle - raslr(at)cox.net Roz: I am doing some research for my second cousin's family tree, the Briggs family and ran across your information on Betsey King. I have information that an Amasa Briggs married a Betsy King on Sep 7, 1826 in New Salem, Franklin County, MA. They had two living children, George Briggs and Harriet Briggs. George Briggs married a Margaret Jane Henderson and they had two children, Charles Otto Briggs and Frank E. Briggs. Charles Otto Briggs married Edna May Harris and one of their 4 children, Raymond Wyckoff Briggs is my second cousin's grandfather. I have been looking for Betsey King's lineage and am wondering if you think we might have a match here? Let me know what you think. I can be reached at raslr(at)cox.net. Thank you for your time. Sharon Ruehle Las Vegas, NV | Briggs, Amosa (I15331)
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| 7335 | Email Aug 17, 2010: From calven copp calvens_2000(at)yahoo.com To: Roz Edson mrsedson(at)gmail.com Note: i have the coppes line going back to germany i haqve a pic of susanna copess who married thomas edson horr she was my fathers aunt and i have a lot of copes thing as well Cemetery: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=horr&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=14&GScnty=599&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=94464849&df=all& Name: Susanna Horr Gender: Female Burial Date: 26 Jan 1918 Burial Place: Death Date: 23 Jan 1918 Death Place: Rome Twp., Olin, Jones, Iowa Age: 57 Birth Date: 20 Jan 1861 Birthplace: Dark County, Ohio Occupation: Labor Race: White Marital Status: Married Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Andrew Coppess Father's Birthplace: Dark County, Ohio Mother's Name: Martha Hartle Mother's Birthplace: Dark County, Ohio Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B75301-2 System Origin: Iowa-EASy Source Film Number: 1673845 Reference Number: 66 Collection: Iowa Deaths and Burials, 1850-1990 | Coppess, Susannah (I9941)
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| 7336 | Email date Tue, May 20, 2008 From cathy bolger Email: 57485747(at)sbcglobal.net Funeral services for Mr. McClaren will be held Thursday Mar 30 at 2 PM. at the Weir-Cookes Funeral Home, The Rev. Carl Brets, Chaplin for the Mental Health Institute, Will Officiate. interment will be in Forest Home Cemetery, The family will received friends at the Weir Cookes Funeral Home Tuesday Evening, Those who wish to do so may contribute to a Memorial Fund. More About William " Bill" Wallace McClaran: Burial: Forest Home Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Military: Served in army During WWI Obituary: 26 Mar 1960, age 69 died Sunday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Iowa City, married Olive Hanson who survives him a veteran of World War I, retired City Mail Carrier, a memeber of the Christian Church and of Bob Tribby American Legion Post | McClaran, William Wallace (I29310)
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| 7337 | Email from Carolyn at tilliepie(at)aol.com "Catherine Holland was my great aunt, a sister of my great grandmother. " (Carolyn would like to hear from others who have a connection to this family) http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.holland/4777.1.1.1/mb.ashx In the 1900 census she had had 6 children with 4 surviving. | Holland, Catherine (I62011)
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| 7338 | Email from Kathleen. Email address: K2outside(at)hotmail.com I have a photograph of his tombstone in St. Mary's Cemetery in Oregon, Ogle, Illinois It is from those headstones I have death years for Ellen (actually Mary Ellen), James Sr., James Jr., Patrick, Jerry and Kathryn (which is how it is spelled on the tombstone). Ellen is listed as a widow in the 1910 census. She is also listed as having 5 children, 4 of whom are living. That matches my information perfectly, since Jerry had died some eight years earlier. It also confirms that James Jr. is not her son. Obituary: Ogle County Reporter Vol. 35, No. 36 Oregon, IL Wednesday, April 21, 1886 Whole Number 1795 Died - In Oregon, April 15, James Hoare [sic] aged 62 years, he was born in Parish of Ferretter, County Kerry, Ireland. Mr. Hoare was an old settler of Oregon, and a very good man. Rev. Father Greenbaum conducted the funeral servicess [sic]. New York and Massachusetts papers please copy. Submitted by Kathleen Bretton Cemetery: http://www.kristory.com/stMarys.htm | Hoar, James (I36718)
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| 7339 | Email from Kathleen. Email address: K2outside(at)hotmail.com James Jr. lived out his life single in the county almshouse. See http://www.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/oglealms.htm He's there in the census records until his death. See http://www.sos.state.il.us/GenealogyMWeb/idphdeathsrch.html Name: James Hoar Titles and Terms (original): Death Date: 19 Jan 1926 Death Place: Dixon, Lee, Illinois Gender: Male Marital Status: Race or Color: Age: 69 Estimated Birth Year: 1857 Birth Date: May 1856 Birthplace: St. Charles, Illinois Father: James Hoar Father's Titles and Terms (original): Father's Birth Place: St. Charles, Illinois Mother: Mother's Titles and Terms (original): Mother's Birth Place: Occupation: None (patient) Residence: Street Address: Spouse: Spouse's Titles and Terms (original): Spouse's Birthplace: Burial Date: 21 Jan 1926 Burial Place: Oregon, Illinois Cemetery: Informant: Additional Relatives: Digital Folder Number: 4008164 Image Number: 733 Film Number: 1613169 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: 1821 Collection: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 | Hoar, James (I19708)
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| 7340 | Email from Nancy Spader Wilson - To Roz Edson - March 20011 "I can trace the family back to William Spader/Marya Huff from 1742" For more information please contact Nancy at: dixonspader@verizon.net [[If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com | Spader, Frank (I54767)
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| 7341 | Email from Nancy Spader Wilson - To Roz Edson - March 20011 "I can trace the family back to William Spader/Marya Huff from 1742" For more information please contact Nancy at: dixonspader@verizon.net [[If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com | Spader, William (I54766)
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| 7342 | Email from Nancy Spader Wilson - To Roz Edson - March 20011 "I can trace the family back to William Spader/Marya Huff from 1742" For more information please contact Nancy at: dixonspader@verizon.net Name: Fred Elbert Spader Titles and Terms (original): Death Date: 20 Jun 1934 Death Place: CHICAGO, COOK, ILLINOIS Gender: Male Marital Status: Race or Color: Age: 53 Estimated Birth Year: 1881 Birth Date: 24 Oct 1880 Birthplace: EMPORIA, KAN. Father: William J Spader Father's Titles and Terms (original): Father's Birth Place: PENN. Mother: Addie Hyatt Mother's Titles and Terms (original): Mother's Birth Place: PENN. Occupation: YARD MAN Residence: CHICAGO, COOK, ILLINOIS Street Address: Spouse: Minnie K Spader Spouse's Titles and Terms (original): Spouse's Birthplace: Burial Date: 23 Jun 1934 Burial Place: WORTH, COOK, ILL. Cemetery: SLEEPY HOLLOW Informant: Additional Relatives: Digital Folder Number: 4205190 Image Number: 2949 Film Number: 1907319 Volume/Page/Certificate Number: rn 17500 Collection: Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 [[ If you have corrections and/or updated information on this person please contact Roz Edson at MrsEdson@gmail.com The following was sent by Nancy Spader Wilson 1 Fred Elbert Spader. Born in Sep 1879 in Kansas. Fred Elbert died in Chicago, Cook, Illinois bef 1954, he was 74. father b NY 1920 SPADER FRED (1920 US Census) IL COOK 7-WD CHICAGO Age: 42 Male White Born: KS yardmaster, stockyard. f b KS, m b OH, Minnie, 48 b MO, m/f b MO, Alberta 13 b KS, Lester 9 b KS. Henry Higgins, ss 25 b KS f b KS, m b MO, Ruth, dil b Sweden, Horr, Melville, sil 21 b IL, Helen, d 19 b KS1 1910 SPADER FRED E (1910 US Census) KS WYANDOTTE 5-WD KANSAS Age: 30 Male White Born: KS Stockyards, Minnie 29 m11yr b MO, Helen E 9 b KS, Elberta 3 b KS, Anna Higgins, sd 18 b KS fb IL2 abt 1899 when Fred Elbert was 19, he married Minnie Shone. 2 William C [not Wm I] Spader. Born in Sep 1845 in New Jersey. William C [not Wm I] died in Armourdale, Kansas on 14 Oct 1905, he was 60.3 4,3Headline (Mortuary Notice) Date: 1905-10-15; Paper: The Kansas City Star William Spader 59yrs died yesterday at his home 47 S Clarke Ave, Armourdale of Paralysis. Lived there 20 yrs. wife and 5 sons all living in KC, KS. Services at home. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. I think William C/I/A are all the same this Wm didn't have parents, I just added him. is this Wm C the son of Lewis and Lucretia? who m Runyon? 1895 > Wyandotte > Kansas City Ward 2 Spader,.WC MK 50 NJ real estate agent Harriet 35 MO [this info is wrong] William 30 MO laborer Frank 20 MO labroer J 18 MO laborer Olive 16 IA from MO [Harriet's daug] Fred 16 KS from KS him based on age Ancestry.com. Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2007. marriage certificate Recorded Jackson County, Missouri William C. Spader 47 yrs old of Wyandotte Co, Kansas [1846] Mrs.Harriet L. Perry Knowles 35yrs old of Wyandotte Recorded May 18, 1893 Name: Spader, W. C. Date: 25 Apr 1883 Paper: Emporia Democrat Page 3, Column 1 Lyon Co, KS Topic: member, Knights of Labor Date: 1 Aug 1883Page 3, Column 2 Topic: jury duty Date: 27 Aug 1884 Page 3, Column 2 Topic: delegate, Democrat Convention www.genealogybuff.com 1900 > KANSAS > WYANDOTTE > 5-WD KANSAS CITY Series: T623 Roll: 504 Page: 186 54 5th St SPADER FRED A 21 Sept1879M W KS fb NJ mb MO teamster m 1 yr, Minnie 27 9/1879 3 kids, Ettie H Apr1900 1/12, Annie Higgins step daug Nov1891 8, Henry Higgins stepson Jul1894, William C Spader, father 54 Sep1845 b New, Jersey pbNJ - millwright 12yrs - NOT on index5 same page as Frank and Lilly 1900 > KANSAS > WYANDOTTE > 5-WD KANSAS CITY Series: T623 Roll: 504 Page: 186 102 5th SPADER JAMES R 22 M W KS 1900 > KANSAS > WYANDOTTE > 5-WD KANSAS CITY Series: T623 Roll: 504 Page: 186 104 5th SPADER JOHN 34 M W MO 1880 Census Place: Fremont, Lyon, Kansas Source: FHL Film 1254387 National Archives Film T9-0387 P 252A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace William C. SPORDER Self M M W 47 NJ Occ: Farmer Fa: --- Mo: NJ Elizabeth J. SPORDER Wife F M W 33 MO Occ: Kps Hs Fa: KY Mo: KY Isaac W. SPORDER [William] Son M S W 13 MO Fa: NJ Mo: MO John SPORDER Son M S W 11 MO Fa: New Jersey Mo: MO Francis R. SPORDER Son M S W 5 KS Fa: New Jersey Mo: MO James K. SPORDER Son M S W 3 KS Fa: New Jersey Mo: MO Freddie E. SPORDER Son M S W 7M KS Fa: New Jersey Mo: MO Miller ARNALEE Other M S W 17 WI Occ: Farm Hand Fa: NY Mo: NY6 4Date: February 18, 1871 Location: Kansas Paper: Leavenworth Bulletin PO Letter held for postage Wm Spader 2/1/1867 Somerset Deeds T 3-428 William A. Spader/Bettie of Rushville, Buchanan Cty, MO and John A. Spader, Bushwell, McDough Cty., IL children/heirs of Aletta Ann Huff, formerly Spader. To Hugh b. Read of Hillsborough mentions Shannock to Princeton Line T3-427 John A. Spader to William C. Spader- to be attorney for John. Property bought from Wm. Ammerman 8/18/1853. 1885 city of Bushnell http://www.macomb.com/~ilmcdono/townships/Bushnellcity1885.html Phoenix lodge, No. 17, Ancient Order of United Workmen, located at Bushnell, was organized October 2, 1876, with the following members: G. A. Kaiser, Charles West, Thomas Fairman, J. Leib, O. C. Hicks, W. A. Spader, F. Craig, H. D. Brooks, C. Nessel, C. E. Weyman, A. Applegate, S. A. Greenbaum, L. Kaiser, J. V. Sorter, G. Kuhn, R. Fees, H. T. Walters, F. Nessel, J. Fees, J. Stephenson, L. Mills; J. W. Sparks, J. E. Moore, H. T. Clarke, J. J. Hosselkus, J. A. Gardner, J. B. Seeley, W. E. Whittier, L. Applegate, C. A. Davy, A. Schamp, and G. A. McElvain. The first officers of the lodge were the following named: G. A. Kaiser, P. M. W.; Charles West, M. W.; Thomas Fairman, F.; J. Leib, O.; O. C. Hicks, recorder; W. A. Spader, financier; F. Craig, receiver; H. D. Brooks, G.; C. Nessel, I. W.; C. E. Weyman, O. W. The present membership is now about 56, and meetings are held in the I. O. O. F. hall. The present officers are: J. D. Murphy, P. M.; H. T. Walters, M. W.; C. A. Baldwin, F.; W. D. Shrader, O.; Thomas Fairman, recorder; M. S. Walker, financier; T. F. Seibert, receiver; J. A. Carson, G.; W. E. Whittier, I. W.; S. L. Duntley, O. W. 2/18/1868 W. C. Spader, Leavenworth, Kansas - newspaper index - is this for his death?? another note says Kansas 1891 see also William M - he lived in Kansas around this time don't know who this is: William C. Spader, carpenter, r 428 s 14rh, Kansas City, Kansas, 1889,90 William I. Spader, laborer, r 628 Coy, Kansas City, Kansas 1890 John C. Spader, driver, 4 428 s 14th, Kansas City, Kansas, 1889 American Civil War Soldiers Civil War Muster Rolls William C. Spader, NYC, enlisted Aug 12, 1862, Private, Union A Co, 127th Reg deserted 5-1-1863 Box 1030 also: William C. Spader Pvt, joined NYAug 12. 1862, 26 yrs Capt Howland, 127 Reg, for 3 years - doesn't say deserted from: Making of America This page is from: A record of the commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, privates, of the regiments which were organized in the state of New York and called into the service of the United States to assist in suppressing the rebellion, caused by the secession of ... p487 [have copy] On 7 Sep 1864 when William C [not Wm I] was 19, he married Elizabeth J. "Bettie" Hyett, in Buchanan, Missouri.7 3 Elizabeth J. "Bettie" Hyett. Born ca 1845 in Missouri or OH or Kansas or KY. Elizabeth J. "Bettie" died in 1891-03-27 bef 1895, she was 50. pb KY she's listed as 'wife' in husband's 1905 obit - so how can this be her. 3.4Mortuary Notice Date: 1891-03-27; Paper: The Kansas City Star Spader, Bettie, 44yrs [b1847], 615 Kansas Ave. March 26, malignant disease of liver and spleen. 1860; Census Place: Rushville, Buchanan, Missouri; Roll: M653_609; Page: 0; Image: 26. Isaac Hyatt 44 farmer 5400 3315 bKY Eliza Jane 29 bKY Wm L 19 clerk all b NJ Elizabeth J 14 Barbara 8 Caroline 5 Jonathan 4 Francis J 2 4 Isaac Quick Spader. Born in 1800 in 1800 or 1801??8 Isaac Quick died in Somerset Co, New Jersey bef Sep 1850, he was 50. Buried in Harlingen Reformed Church Cemetary, Belle Mead, Somerset, New Jersey. 1840 > NEW JERSEY > SOMERSET > MONTGOMERY Series: M704 Roll: 259 Page: 132 Isaac Quick Spader 1m 0-5 [1835-40] William b1845? 2m 10-15 [30-45] John 1830 Abraham ca1831 1m 50-60 [1780-90] Isaac ca1800 1f 10-15 [30-35] no clue 1f 40-50 [1790-1800] Aletta b1805 1f 80-90 [1750-60] her mother Mgt Ammerman schq vol 6 p294 8 assuming this is his wife. would make sense based on 1860 census - she living with his sister. ca 1829 when Isaac Quick was 29, he married Aletta Ann Ammerman. 5 Aletta Ann Ammerman. Born on 13 Apr 1805.9 Aletta Ann died in Somerset Co, New Jersey on 11 Nov 1866, she was 61.10 Buried in Harlingen Reformed Church Cemetary, Belle Mead, Somerset, New Jersey. 1850 Hillsborough, Somerset Sept 17, 1850 P420 #302 Aletta Ann Spader, 40, $500, b-New Jersey (wife of Isaac O) Margaret Arerman, 66, b-NJ11 b1784] 1860 census - Somerset - June 15, 1860 Mrs. Aletta A. Spader, 54, b New Jersey RE $700, PE $100 lives with Eliza Higgins, 6012 2/1/1867 Somerset Deeds T 3-428 William A. Spader/Bettie of Rushville, Buchanan Cty, MO and John A. Spader, Bushwell, McDough Cty., IL children/heirs of Aletta Ann Huff, formerly Spader. To Hugh b. Read of Hillsborough mentions Shannock to Princeton Line T3-427 John A. Spader to William C. Spader- to be attorney for John. Property bought from Wm. Ammerman 8/18/1853. 6 Isaac Hyett. 8 Abraham Spader. Born abt 1770. Abraham died in Lodi, Seneca, New York on 10 Apr 1855, he was 85. Buried in Harlingen Reformed Church Cemetary, Belle Mead, Somerset, New Jersey. who is this??? Maria d 1833, so this is probably not him 1840 > NEW YORK > NEW YORK > 3-WD NEW YORK Series: M704 Roll: 299 Page: 125 Abraham Spader 1m 5-10 [1830-35] 2m 10-15 [1825-30] 1m 70-80 [1760-1770] 1f<5 1835-40 3f 15-20 [1820-25] 1f [1770-1780]13 SCGQ -- The Christian Intelligencer June 7, 1855. Died at Lodi, NY, April 10 [1855], at the residence of his son, Mr. Abraham SPADER, having attained the age of about fourscore years. He was originally of Somerset Co., New Jersey.3 1833 died per bob Clarke something's wrong with this 1850 - he's listed 2x 1850 census Aug 5. Seneca, Lodi, NY - Abraham 79 bNJ. Living w/Hutchings & others. John Tallman 3 b NY - listed 2x??11 1850 wWm46, Martha Himrod, was he in census seneca, Lodi, NY GMNJ Vol 32-37 Somerset County Gravestones lds 1792 Hunterdon Militia Hillsborough 1807 -8 Abraham - Overseer of Roads 1809 Abraham - Town Committee 1818,23 Abraham - Surveyor of the Highway Mtwn Libr(H3S05) - Hillsboro Twp - 1st years 1746-1825 Rovert Moevs 1975 == Somerset deeds - K836 5/12/1823 Abraham to William Hillsborough K514 4/7/1822 William to Abraham/Mary abt 1793 when Abraham was 23, he married Maria Quick. 9 Maria Quick. Born in 1774. Maria died in Somerset Cty., New Jersey on 23 Apr 1833, she was 59.14 Buried in Harlingen Reformed Church Cemetary, Belle Mead, Somerset, New Jersey. why did 2 kids have middle name of Wortman Assume that's Maria's mother's maiden name? The name Maria/Mary was extremely popular in the Quick family. The only Maria or Mary Quick I could find in that time-frame that I don't know who she married is Maria Quick, Born 22 November 1773 in Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey, daughter of Joachim Quick & Catherine Snedeker. Could she be the mother of this Peter Spader? lds Somerset Cty gravestones vol 32 p3715 age 59-5-2 Spader, Abraham*; wife Maria d April 24, 1833. daug Catherine (illegible) 10 Mr. [William?] Ammerman. Born ca 1775. Mr. [William?] married Margaret. 11 Margaret. Born ca 1784 in New Jersey. 16 William (Wellem) z Spader (Speder). Born abt 1742 in 1/31/1742? William (Wellem) z died in 1817, he was 75. 16His [James Vanderveer Spader] paternal lineage has not been documented by this researcher, but he is believed to be a descendant or relative of Johannes Spader of Holland (ca. 1691-1730)known to be in Middlebush, Somerset County in 1718. His father, William Spader, was known to be a member of the Reformed Dutch Church in Readington Township, near Amwell, NJ. William Spader left a will in Hunterdon County found in Record in Colonial Documents of NJ dated May 9 1815, wherein he mentions his 5 children. His wife, Catherine, also left a will dated July 27 1804, naming two of her daughters and her son, James. ==== http://www.bowlbyfamily.org/lmuessig/ t this point, I am using my theory that William had multiple wives, and that my ancestor Elizabeth Spader is half-sister to your ancestor Bergen(?) Spader. I will let you know if I find any more Spader information to either support or shoot down this theory. Thank you so much, Annie 6-03 don't know if this is him or not June 15, 1750 Wm Speeder - witness will H. Wilson, Somerset William Spader 1753 Freeholder - Bridgewater Early Settlers in New Jersey from Dr. Messler's Historical Notes p297 Wm Speder & Marya his wife 1765 1760 William Charter Member of "New Millstone" - they asked to have a church built in Millstone, but came from other churches Raritan-Sommerville, New Brunswick-1st DRC, Neshanic, Sourland, 6 Mile-Franklin Pk, Millstone-Harlingen. Millstone people came FROM Freehold and before that from Long Island Hillsborough Records - 1746 to present at Rutgers 1771 chartered as Twp First formal meeting 3/10/1772 William Spader, Jr. Town Clerk 1781 William - Inspector of the Poor 82-83 William Inspector of the overseers account 1796 Benjamin Overseer of the Roads 1802 Brogan - freeholder 1803-5 Brogan - Surveyor of the Highway 1804 - p95 Special Deeds - Hunterdon - Wm Spader Trustee, Inc of Holland Brook School 1807 -8 Abraham - Overseer of Roads 1809 Abraham - Town Committee 1813 John Suthpin Town Committee 1818,23 Abraham - Surveyor of the Highway 1822 Benjamin - Surveyor of the Highway Mtwn Libr(H3S05) - Hillsboro Twp - 1st years 1746-1825 Rovert Moevs 1975 NJ geneal mag vol 17 p90 William Spader 1753 Freeholder - Bridgewater North Branch Ref Church Cemetary - lots of Vanderveer, Sutphin, TenEyck -- Fourth Generation 20. Brogun HUFF Bp. 3 Aug 1707, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey, married (1) Before 1739, Frances (Frantceyntye) DuBOYS, born Somerset County, N.J., Bp. 22 Oct 1718, Neshanic, Somerset, New Jersey, (daughter of Abraham DuBOYS and Maria LA RESILIERE) married (2) AFT 1751, in New Jersey, Neltje (Nelly)*Huff. Brogun died After 1787. Sources: Som.Co.Hist.Q. 2:301,303 for children of Brogun Hof & Frantcsyntze. GMNJ 64:91 (May 1889); SCHQ 2:28,29. Frances: SCHQ 2:145 Neshanic Reformed Church Baptisms: 1718 Oct. 22 DuBouis, Abraham & Maerieytue -- Fransynte Witnesses: Pieter Biljoo; Kathryn Mairgen Sources: Birth Date: SCHQ 2:145 Baptisms Neshanic Reformed Church. See SCGQ 7:97 (March 1990) Children by Frances (Frantceyntye) DuBOYS: 31. i Catolintye Huff Bp. 13 May 1739, First Ref. Church, Raritan, Somerset,. 32. ii Mareyya (Mary) Huff Bp. 31 JAN 1741/42, First Reformed Church, Raritan, Somerset,. m. William Spader 33. iii Petrus Huff Bp. 11 Nov 1744. 34. iv Frangyntie Huff Bp. 2 Oct 1747. + 35. v Isaac HUFF born 5 Aug 1750. 36. vi Elizabeth Huff Bp. 7 Jun 1751. Children by Neltje (Nelly)*Huff: 37. vii Nelte Huff Bp. 24 Aug 1759. m. Henry Hall, Jr. 38. viii Tunis Huff Bp. 25 Dec 1760. 39. ix Jean Huff Bp. 18 Mar 1764. == Reading Twp, Hunterdon 2 wives == Hendrick Willson, Farmer, Somerset Co, will 6/19/1750 prov 1/23/1764. 17 wife Annatje son peterus, nder 21 4 sons, 1 daug Mindert, John, Hendrick, Peterus, Annatje Wit: Burgon Brocaw, Isaac Brocaw, Wilhelmus Speeder. Exr. wife. cousin John Brokaw, friend Peter Stryker. Inv 12/12/1763 all of will below William Spader 2904J W1817 I Nov 29, 1817 Readington Advanced years. wife Catherine daug - Mary, wid of John VanArsdalen daug - decd. Elizabeth Necapo? (not in abstract- says "deceased"). Her children David/John Schamp daug - Phebe, Sarah son - James 3 children of 1st wife - unnamed Exe - wife, Friend - William Ditmars Wit: Aaron/David Berger, David P. Schamp, William Ditmars Inv Nov 28, 1815 - $1885. b Peter TenBrook, Aaron Berger. Includes a few names in accounts Calendar of Wills 1814-1817 p400 (copy) File 2904J == William Spader, Deacon 1795. Member by Certificate 1792 - Reformed Church of Readington18 1792 William Spader - by certificate (where was he before?) 1795 William Spader - Deacon 1834 - Sarah Spader, wife of Jeremiah Stryker member by certificate 1843 - Croesen T. Spader - member === Will of Wm Spader, decd 2904J Hunterdon County filed 29 Nov. 1817 In the name of GOD. Amen. I William Spader of the township of Reading, in the county of Hunterdon and State of New Jersey, being advanced in years, but of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following, that is to say, I resign my soul to its Creator, as into the disposal of a Being infinitly wise and good, my body I order to be decently interred at the discretion of my executors herein after named. And as to such worldly estate with which it hath pleased GOD to bless me, I dispose of the same in the manner following, first, I will, order and direct that all my just debts and funeral charges shall in the first place be paid by my executors. As to all the rest, residue and remainder of my estate of what nature, kind and quality the same may be, I give, devise and bequeath the same to my beloved wife Catherine during her natural life, or widowhood, and after her decease or remarriage I give and bequeath unto my daughter Mary, the widow of John Van Arsdalen deceased the sum of fifty dollars, and to the two sons of my daughter Elizabeth deceased, David and John Schamp, the like sum of fifty dollars, to be equally divided between them, which two legacies of fifty dollars each are to be paid within six months after the decease of my said wife Catherine or her remarraige, and after the payment of the said two legacies, I give and bequeath the remainder unto my daughters Phebe and Sarah, and to my son James to be equally divided between them share and share alike. And whereas I have heretofore made such provision for the children of my first wife as my circumstance would warrant, I do therefore bequeath nothing unto them. Lastly I do nominate, constitute and appoint my beloved wife Catherine, and my friend William Ditmars executrix and excutor of this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills and testaments by me made, and declaring this to be my true and only last will and testament. In witness whereof the said William Spader hath hereunto set his hand and seal the Ninth day of May in the year of our LORD eighteen hundred and fifteen. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said William Spader as his last will and testament in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our names in his presence, and in the presence of each other. William Spader Aron Berger Peter Berger David P. Schamp - - - Hunterdon ss: Aaron Berger one of the witness to this within will being duly sworn Saith that he saw William Spader and (crossed out - of the witness to the within will being duly sworn saweth - crossed out) this Testator therein named Sign and Seal this same and heard him publish pronounce and declare that same to be his Testament and last will and that at the doing thereof this said testator is of sound and disposing mind and memory as far as he knows and as he verily believes and that Peter Berger & David Schamp the other subscribing witnesses were present at the same time and Signed [their?] names as witnesses to this said will together with this deponent in this presence of the Testator. Sworn 29th Nov 1817 before me. Aron Berger J. I. Blackwith Surgt. William Ditmars, one of the Executors in the within will named being duly Sworn Saith that this within writing contains the true last will and testament of William Spader the Testator therein named as far as he knows and as he verily believes and that he will will & truly perform the same by paying first the debts of the the said deceased and then the Legatee in this Last will mentioned so far as the Goods Chattels & Credits of the said deceased can thereunto extend and that his will make and exhibit into the Surrogates office at Flemington a true & perfect Inventory of all & Singular the Goods & Chattels rights and credits of said deceased that shall come to his hands as possession or to the possesion of any other person or persons for his use & render as just & true account when there unto Lawfully required. Sworn 20 Nov. 1817 before Wm Ditmars J. Blackwill Surgt. - - - - - Hunterdon ss: Aaron Berger one of the appraisers of the within Inventory being duly sworn saith that the Goods Chattels & Credits in this within Inventory set down & specified was by him appraised according to their Just & bye respective rates & values after the best of his Judgment and understanding and that Peter Vanbrook the other appraiser whose name is thereunto subscribed was present at the same time and consented in all things to the doing thereof and that they appraised all things brought to their view for appraisement . Sworn 29th Nov. 1817 before Aron Bergen J. T. Blackwill Surgt. William Spader dec Inventory 2904J Filed 29 Nov. 1817 1 Bed and beding with Curtings in front room $30.00 1 Day Clock in Do [Ditto] 22.00 1 Desk in in Do 8.00 1 Table and Stand in Do 8.00 1 Doz of Chaires fire tongs, shovel and Andirons 12.00 1 Lot of Books and Crockery in Closet in Do 8.00 1 Bed and bedsted in entry 15.00 1 Dutch Cupboard 16 pillow caces 8 sheets 1 Tablecloath in back lower room 19.75 1 Looking glass 3 Coverlids in Do 5.50 1 Bed bedsted and Curtings in front upper room 23.00 1 Carpet small trunk and looking glass in Do 8.00 1 Coverlid Spon yarn for Carpet wooding bowl in west uper room 4.25 3 Spinning wheales 1 Clock real & wove wheal 2.25 24 Baggs 9.00 1 Vinnegar Barrel empty casket & lumber in kitchen garret 3.50 Sole and upper leather in house garret 3.00 Churn scoop shovel and lot of dutch books 1.25 Corn on garret 15.62 Lumber on house garret and 2 Whitewash brushes 1.50 1 Chest with weaving Apparel 20.00 4 Smoothing Irons 4 Candlesticks in kitchen 2.12 1 Roaster 1 trumer(?) 1 dough trough 1 Tabel in kitchen 2.00 3 Iron tooth gridel Brass kittle frying pan tea kittle Thimmer and flesh fork 6.62 Corn in Brib 38.00 1 Farm Waggon harnis and swinglashes 25.00 Rye in burne in the shed.Tupboard(?) 60 bushel 45.00 7 1/2 bushel buckwheat in barn 3.50 Oates in Do 8.40 Flax in the sheaf in Do 3.00 Windmill 8.00 Flax brake cuting box plaster & empty casket 5.50 Hay in barne 14.00 2 hay forkes 2 rakes and lumber in barn 1.00 1 beef hide 2.00 1 Plow 1 follow harrow and 6 vises(?) 9.00 1 Wood ihau(?) and old plow 0.37 Green gn lime in the ground 40.00 Potatoes 4.30 1 Read Cow 25.00 1 Read white belley Cow 20.00 1 Black Streake back Cow 18.00 1 Roane Mare 45.00 1 Brown Do [Ditto] 60.00 4 Hoggs 28.75 4 Hives with bees 8.00 4 Empty caskets 1.00 1 Grindsone and old Iron pott 2.00 1 Ax belte and wedghes 1.00 4 pailes and basket 1.25 1 Brass kittle large 7.50 14 Earthen potts Churn butter tray and ladel 2.80 1 Soap barrel with soap and 7 sirkins(?) in seller 3.[corner torn off page] 1 Barrel with beef in Do 8.[corner torn off page] 4 Empty Barrels 2 benches & 1 washing tub 2.75 1 Small basket and lumber in seller 0.50 1 Tin bucket Neats(?) Box and scarring Irons 0.62 1 Brace bead Chathing and basket in kitchen room 10.23 Knives forks and tea weare in pantry 2.25 Pitcher dishes and plates in Do 1.50 6 pewter plates 1 dish 1 bason and boles 1.87 2 Tea Cannisters 1 tunnel Callender & 2 Jugs 0.62 1 Tray spoons and skimmer 0.37 1 parre of Claspes 2 Inkstands 2 razors and case Awles buckles and horse flem 0.50 Cash 0.05 1 note against John Mathis principal and Interest 36.52 1 Note agst Abraham Spader principal and Interest 53.69 Book Account 10.70 1 Note against Cornelius TenEyck principal and Interest 54.75 1 Do against Abraham Spader principal & Interest 365.20 1 Do agst Do Do Do Do 214.57 1 Do agst Do Do Do Do 84.20 1 Note Peter and Abraham Spader principal and Interest 375.00 $1885.59 {total of Inventory} Appraised by as the day and year above written Peter TenBrook Aron Berger Hunterdon ss: William Ditmars, acting Executor of the Testament and last will of William Spader decd being duly sworn I ask that this within writing contains the true and perfect Inventory of all & Singular the Goods, Chattels, & Credits of William Spader decd that have come to this hand or possession or to the possession of any other person or persons for his use Sworn 29th Nov 1817 Wm Ditmers J. T. Blackwell Surgt abt 1761 when William (Wellem) z was 19, he married Mary (Marya) Huff. 17 Mary (Marya) Huff. Born in 1741 in Somerset Cty., New Jersey. Mary (Marya) died in 1780? 19#1 In my "unproven" data, I've just made a connection. No data to back it up but it's all logical. This is how I percieve the tree to go, from Bergun. I suspect Marryja HUFF is the parent of Bergun for a couple of reasons, 1) she appears to be the right age to be his mother (20 years), 2) Supposedly she married a William Spader, 3) her father's name is Bergon, 4) of the 3 siblings of hers with children [I can find], 2 have a child named Bergon (Bergen), 5) The Dubois, Marryja HUFF's family lived in the area (Elizabeth Rynearson and Bergun Spader would be 1st cousins, icky I know, but it happened a lot back then), 6) Marryja could be reasonably interpreted by a non-family member, a century later as Mary. 32 William Spader. Born abt 1722 in can't be son unless dob wrong. per JH Johann Wilhelm spouse maybe Marya Hegerman??? JH 34 Brogun Bergen Huff. Born abt 1707. Brogun died aft 1787, he was 80. kenmur421 - 12/07 ancestry.com Murray Family Tree no e-mail or contact info. "Linda Huff Muessig" computer crapped out lost all info 12-03 BARBARA HUFF DECKER DECO33@aol.com 9-03 Huff/Hough Newsletter Volume 1, Number 5 - August 1, 1993 The following Modified Register Report was contributed by Mr. Harman Clark, Jr., of Dunellen, N.J. Many lines are descended from Paulus Dirckse Hof and Geertie Willemse and Mr Clark and his family have given us a well documented history of this family group. 1. Paulus Dirckse HOF' born Holland, married (1) Geertie WILLEMSE, born Holland, married (2) Jannitje Jans. Paulus died 24 May 1692, Brooklyn,N.Y.. See Huff Family compilation by Doris L. Horvath, in Special Collections of Rutgers University Library, New Brunswick, N.J. Children by Geertie WILLEMSE: + 2. i Derrick Pauluszen HOF' born circa 1649. 3. ii Elizabeth Hof' married Volkert Hendricksz (or Bries). Children by Jannitje Jans: 4. iii Geertruyd Hof' Bp. 2 Sep 1654. Second Generation 2. Derrick Pauluszen HOF' born circa 1649, Holland, married (1) Aeghie Teunis COVERT, born circa 1650, Heemstede, Holland, (daughter of Teunis COVERT and Barbara LUCAS) died before 1700, Jamaica, NY, married (2) Sarah Willemse Yeats, born circa 1660, Flushing, L.I., NY, (daughter of William Yeats and Mary *Yeats) died Lawrenceville, Mercer County, N.J.. Derrick died 22 Dec 1730, Lawrenceville, Mercer County, N.J.. Aeghie: Sources: Regis.Early Settlers of Kings County, T.G.Bergen p. 67.. Children by Aeghie Teunis COVERT: 5. i Powell Hoff born Brooklyn, N.Y., married Rachel Stiles. + 6. ii Pieter HOF' born circa 1678. 7. iii Teunis Hoff born circa 1679, Brooklyn, N.Y.. 8. iv Johannes Hoff Bp. 23 May 1680, Brooklyn, N.Y.. Twin to Wilhelmus Hoff. 9. v Wilhelmus Hoff Bp. 23 May 1680, Brooklyn, N.Y.. Children by Sarah Willemse Yeats: + 10. vi Willem (William) Hoff born circa 1672. 11. vii Dirck Hoff Bp. 29 Aug 1685, Jamaica, NY. 12. viii Sara Hoff Bp. 27 Aug 1688, Jamaica, NY. Married Jeremiah Andersen. 13. ix Thomas Hoff Bp. 6 Apr 1690, Jamaica, NY. 14. x Jan Hoff Bp. 13 Apr 1692(?), Jamaica, NY. 15. xi Charles Hoff Bp. circa 1697, Jamaica, NY. 16. xii Joseph Hoff Bp. circa 1700, Flushing, L.I., NY. 17. xiii Benjamin Hoff Bp. circa 1702, Lawrenceville, Mercer County, N.J.. 18. xiv Mary Hoff Bp. circa 1704, Lawrenceville, Mercer County, N.J.. Third Generation 6. Pieter HOF' born circa 1678, Brooklyn, N.Y., married Catherine (Cataljntje) BROUCAU, Bp. 14 May 1686, (daughter of Burgeon BROUCARD and Catherine LA FEBRE) Pieter died circa 1756. Children: 19. i Peter Huff Bp. 28 Aug 1705. + 20. ii Brogun HUFF. 21. iii Dirck Huff Bp.26 Oct 1709,Neshanic,Somerset,New Jersey. Sources:SCHQ2:46 1913). 22. iv Catherine (Katalyn) Huff Bp. 30 Apr 1712. Married Henry Stevens. 23. v Egjen Huff Bp. 18 May 1715. 24. vi Maria (Marie) Huff Bp. 31 Jul 1717. 25. vii Isaac Huff Bp. 28 FEB 1719/20. 26. viii Gertje Huff Bp. 1721. m. Abraham Tichworth. 27. ix Jeane Huff Bp. ABT 1723. m. Bergon Brokaw. + 28. x Jan/John Huff. 29. xi Elizabeth Huff Bp. 25 JAN 1727/28. 10. Willem (William) Hoff born circa 1672, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, Bp. 20 Apr 1685, Jamaica, NY, married Elizabeth *Hoff, died 1 Jul 1758, New Jersey. Willem died 30 Oct 1742, Monmouth Co., New Jersey. Children: + 30. i Leonard Huff born circa 1725. Fourth Generation 20. Brogun HUFF Bp. 3 Aug 1707, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey, married (1) Before 1739, Frances (Frantceyntye) DuBOYS, born Somerset County, N.J., Bp. 22 Oct 1718, Neshanic, Somerset, New Jersey, (daughter of Abraham DuBOYS and Maria LA RESILIERE) married (2) AFT 1751, in New Jersey, Neltje (Nelly) *Huff. Brogun died After 1787. Sources: Som.Co.Hist.Q. 2:301,303 for children of Brogun Hof & Frantcsyntze. GMNJ 64:91 (May 1889); SCHQ 2:28,29. Frances: SCHQ 2:145 Neshanic Reformed Church Baptisms: 1718 Oct. 22 DuBouis, Abraham & Maerieytue -- Fransynte Witnesses: Pieter Biljoo; Kathryn Mairgen Sources: Birth Date: SCHQ 2:145 Baptisms Neshanic Reformed Church. See SCGQ 7:97 (March 1990) Children by Frances (Frantceyntye) DuBOYS: 31. i Catolintye Huff Bp. 13 May 1739, First Ref. Church, Raritan, Somerset,. 32. ii Mareyya (Mary) Huff Bp. 31 JAN 1741/42, First Reformed Church, Raritan, Somerset,. m. William Spader 33. iii Petrus Huff Bp. 11 Nov 1744. 34. iv Frangyntie Huff Bp. 2 Oct 1747. + 35. v Isaac HUFF born 5 Aug 1750. 36. vi Elizabeth Huff Bp. 7 Jun 1751. Children by Neltje (Nelly) *Huff: 37. vii Nelte Huff Bp. 24 Aug 1759. m. Henry Hall, Jr. 38. viii Tunis Huff Bp. 25 Dec 1760. 39. ix Jean Huff Bp. 18 Mar 1764. 28. Jan/John Huff Bp.14 Aug 1725, married ca.1751, Antje/Ann Van Neste, Bp.19 Mar 1727. m. Ann Van Nest. Children: + 40. i Peter Huff born 30 Jun 1762. 30. Leonard Huff born circa 1725, married Elizabeth *Huff. Leonard died Cocke Co., TN. Children: + 41. i Joseph Huff born circa 1755. Fifth Generation 35. Isaac HUFF born 5 Aug 1750, m. Anna HOAGELAND, Bp. JUN 1751, d. 12 Jan 1844. Isaac d. JUN 1833. Children: + 42. i Abraham HUFF. 40. Peter Huff born 30 Jun 1762, m. Sarah Van Neste, b. 11 Nov 1764, d. 30 Aug 1847. Peter d. 19 May 1845. Children: + 43. i Jacob P. Huff born circa 1800. 41. Joseph Huff born circa 1755, VA, married Elizabeth *Huff, born circa 1750, died circa 1840, Cocke Co., TN. Joseph died 12 Sep 1827, Arcadia, Iron Co., MO. Children: 44. i Elizabeth Huff born ca.1777, Cocke Co., TN, m. circa 1803, John Sutton. Elizabeth died Mar 1862, Liberty Twp.,Iron Co.,MO. Great great great great grandmother of Virginia Brown. Sixth Generation 42. Abraham HUFF Bp. 11 Mar 1781, Occ. Blacksmith, married 1810, Dorcas COX, Bp. 17 Apr 1791, Raritan, Somerset, New Jersey, (daughter of David COX and Rachel Rebecca LISK). Sources: Somer.Hist.Quarterly Vol.2 pg. 219. Dorcas: Sources: Birth Date: SCHQ 4:147. Tingley Family Revised, Vol. 1, No. 07-00115, pages 40, 120. Children: 45. i David Cox Huff born 3 Feb 1811, Bp. 17 Mar 1811, Neshanic Ref. Church, 46. ii Sarah Huff born 8 Sep 1813, Bp. 10 Oct 1813, Neshanic Reformed Church, 47. iii Rachel Eliza Huff born 26 May 1816, Bp. 15 Jun 1816, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey. + 48. iv Isaac Brogun HUFF born 15 Jun 1819. 49. v Peter Huff born 13 Oct 1821, Bp. 3 Nov 1821, Neshanic Reformed Church, 50. vi Jacob Huff born 15 Mar 1824, Bp. 22 May 1824, Neshanic Ref. Church, New Jersey. 51. vii Lucretia Ellen Voorhees Huff born 28 Apr 1826, Bp. 11 Jun 1826, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey. 52. viii Catharine Rebecca Huff born 26 Aug 1828, Bp. 18 Oct 1828, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey. 43. Jacob P. Huff born circa 1800, married Sarah/Sallie Miller. Jacob died 1874. Children: + 53. i Elijah Miller Huff born 27 Sep 1832. Seventh Generation 48. Isaac Brogun HUFF born 15 Jun 1819, Staten Island, NY, Bp. 11 Jul 1819, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey, married 8 Oct 1842, in Readington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Leah VAN CAMP, born 25 Mar 1822, (daughter of Thomas C. VAN CAMP and Phebe VAN FLEET) died 8 Jul 1885, New Jersey, buried Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey. Isaac died 8 Jul 1885, buried Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey. Isaac Brogun Huff and Leah Van Camp were married by Rev. Gabriel Ludlow,D.D. who was Pastor of Neshanic Reformed (Dutch) Church for 54 years, and died at the age of 81 years. Isaac was an Elder in the Church. Isaac and Leah died on the same day and a double funeral was held. There is a double monument marking their graves. See Somerset Co.Hist.Quarterly 2:220; 5:54. See also "Readington Church History" by Rev. Henry Thompson (Pub. 1882). Tingley Fam.Revised, I, pg. 120. Leah: David VanCamp had one child, Catherine, who was born 26 Sep 1860. Upon the death of her father, she was raised by her Aunt, Leah Van Camp Huff, mother of Sarah Jane Huff Reed. Upon the death of her Aunt, she went to live with her cousin, Sarah Jane Huff Reed, and was married Dec. 1885 to Cornelius Henry. They had no children. (Note by Emma Reed Clark, daughter of Sarah Jane Huff Reed.) [See Catherine Van Camp #5891] Children: 54. i Cornelius Van Camp Huff born 14 Apr 1844, New Jersey, Bp. OCT 1844, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey, died 9 Dec 1903, New Jersey. Sources: Somer.Hist.Quarterly Vol.2 pg. 220. + 55. ii Sarah Jane HUFF born 21 Oct 1845. 53. Elijah Miller Huff born 27 Sep 1832, married 5 Jan 1856, Caroline Saxton, born 7 Aug 1839, died 27 Sep 1909. Elijah died 17 Jan 1909. Children: + 56. i Caroline Louisa Huff born 26 Jun 1865. Eighth Generation 55. Sarah Jane HUFF born 21 Oct 1845, New Jersey, Bp. 5 Apr 1846, Readington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, married 14 Nov 1864, in Readington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Harman Hoagland REED, born 2 May 1840, Somerset County, N.J., (son of Joseph REED and Tiny Stryker HOAGLAND) died 19 Feb 1885, Hillsborough (South Branch), Somerset,New Jersey, buried Reformed Church Cemetery, So. Branch, New Jersey. Sarah died 6 Mar 1920, Augusta, Richmond County, GA, buried Westover Memorial Park Cem, Augusta, GA. Sources: Somer. Hist. Quarterly Vol.2 pg. 220; family records. In the year 1885, Sarah lost her husband (19 Feb), and both her parents on 8 July. Harman: He died suddenly during an auction of his property; see obituary in files. Children: 57. i Isaac Walter Reed born 14 Aug 1865, New Jersey, died 10 Jun 1882, New Jersey, buried Reformed Church Cemetery, So. Branch, New Jersey. Drowned in Raritan River at sixteen years. 58. ii Joseph Reed born 26 Jun 1868, died 21 Jun 1876, buried Reformed Church Cemetery, So. Branch, New Jersey. + 59. iii William Christopher Reed born 26 Jul 1873. 60. iv Alvah Moore Reed born 21 Nov 1875, New Jersey, died 15 Nov 1929, New Jersey, buried Reformed Church Cemetery, So. Branch, New Jersey. Never married; Alvah suffered from epilepsy, which in his time was considered a "mental problem", and he spent most of his adult life at the facility in Skillman, N.J. Some of his writings, and poems, show that he was a sensitive, intelligent person, suffering from a disease that can now be controlled and is better understood. + 61. v Emma REED born 19 Aug 1879. 56. Caroline Louisa Huff born 26 Jun 1865, married 5 Nov 1895, Arthur Stewart Coriell, born 1 Mar 1853, died 29 Mar 1929. Caroline died 10 Nov 1922. Arthur: Caroline Louisa Huff was his second wife. Children: + 62. i William Taylor Coriell born 4 Oct 1899. d. Biblical Seminary, N.Y.C. http://www.maxhuff.com/Volume%20I/issueno5.htm [word] Brogun married Frantcyentye Debois (Duboys)19,20. 35 Frantcyentye Debois (Duboys).19,20 Born abt 1718. Frantcyentye died in 1757, she was 39. TWINS NICHOLAS HUFF AND DIRCK RICHARD HUFF SON'S OF BERGON AND FRANCEYNTJE BORN 1757 THEIR MOTHER DIED WHEN THEY WERE BORN. 20. Brogun HUFF Bp. 3 Aug 1707, Neshanic Reformed Church, Neshanic, New Jersey, married (1) Before 1739, Frances (Frantceyntye) DuBOYS, born Somerset County, N.J., Bp. 22 Oct 1718, Neshanic, Somerset, New Jersey, (daughter of Abraham DuBOYS and Maria LA RESILIERE) Sources: Som.Co.Hist.Q. 2:301,303 for children of Brogun Hof & Frantcsyntze. GMNJ 64:91 (May 1889); SCHQ 2:28,29. Frances: SCHQ 2:145 Neshanic Reformed Church Baptisms: 1718 Oct. 22 DuBouis, Abraham & Maerieytue -- Fransynte Witnesses: Pieter Biljoo; Kathryn Mairgen Sources: Birth Date: SCHQ 2:145 Baptisms Neshanic Reformed Church. See SCGQ 7:97 (March 1990) 64 William Spader. Born ca 1650 in wrong? William died in 1704, he was 54. per jh probably father of John/Ann Suydam also - but need to check out 1. "1920 Census," Heritagequest. 2. "1910 Census," Heritagequest. 3. "Obituary / Obituaries." 4. genealogybank.com. 5. Birth Records, "Warren Co Genealogical Society," http://www.co.warren.oh.us/genealogy/Birth%20c1884-1887.htm. 6. "1880 US Census," Family History Resource File. 7. "Family Source Org-Microfilm Official Records." 8. "Somerset Historic Quarterly." 9. "Spader Tombstones," got at Archives - not sure where from!3/00. 10. "Cemetary Records/Tombstones." 11. "1850 census," Heritagequest. 12. "1860 census," [heritagequest]. 13. "1840 census," [Heritagequest]. 14. "Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey." 15. "Genealogy of the Van Brunt family, 1653-1867," J. Munsell, 1867, [heritagequest]. 16. "www.findagrave.com." 17. "Somerset & Hunterdon-Heirs to Estates 1809-1904," V.A. Brown, 1986, (H3sol-Bro). 18. "Reformed Church of Readington," Thompson, (Mtwn HeHU5-Read-Dutc-Tho-Index). 19. "John Haussman." 20. "Barbara Huff Decker," DECO33@aol.com. Index ? Margaret11 Ammerman Aletta Ann5 Mr. [William?]10 Bergen Brogun Huff34 Debois Duboys Frantcyentye35 Huff Mary (Marya)17 Hyett Elizabeth J. "Bettie"3 Isaac6 Quick Maria9 Shone Minniespouse of 1 Spader Abraham8 Fred Elbert1 Isaac Quick4 William32 William64 William C [not Wm I]2 William (Wellem) z (Speder)16 | Spader, Fred Elbert (I22801)
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| 7343 | Email From Valerie Reynolds: JReyno1920(at)aol.com Date: Jan 19, 2007 To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Martin Joseph Hobart lived in Troy PA between 1875 and 1878 | Hobart, Martin Joseph (I23996)
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| 7344 | Email from: bhawp16(at)aol.com To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Date: Fri, Mar 20, 2009 Subject: Hobart ancestry Hello, I believe we are Hobart cousins, as I am descended from Nancy Cordelia Hobart (later Delia Dotson). I am trying to find descendants of her siblings who might have photos of Delia, her husband, and her children. My mother (Delia's granddaughter) turns 80 in a few months, and I am trying to create a booklet about her family as a birthday present for her. Thanks for any help! Heather Henderson | Hobart, Nancy Cordelia (I35416)
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| 7345 | Email Sept 26, 2009 From: Angela Stucko an_jah_love(at)yahoo.com To: Roz Edson mrsedson(at)gmail.com Subject: Hoar, Edward Hi Roz, ....my grandfather, Edward Hoar (changed to Noar in the early 1950's). Father: Edward Hoar Mother: Susietta Dupont (we don't know much about her) Wife: Genevieve Rosemarie D'Amore Siblings: Ida Mae Hoar (married John Bokovitz) Martha Hoar (married Robert D'Amore) Elizabeth Hoar (married John (I think?) Fisher) World War II Enlistment Records. Source: National Archives http://www.archives.gov/ Field Title Value Meaning ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 33393200 33393200 NAME HOAR#EDWARD#JR########## HOAR#EDWARD#JR########## RESIDENCE: STATE #2 Undefined Code RESIDENCE: COUNTY 051 Undefined Code PLACE OF ENLISTMENT 3248 GREENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA DATE OF ENLISTMENT DAY 20 20 DATE OF ENLISTMENT MONTH 10 10 DATE OF ENLISTMENT YEAR 42 42 GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION PVT# Private GRADE: CODE 8 Private BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION BI# Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA BRANCH: CODE 00 Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA FIELD USE AS DESIRED # # TERM OF ENLISTMENT 5 Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law LONGEVITY ### ### SOURCE OF ARMY PERSONNEL 0 Civil Life NATIVITY 32 PENNSYLVANIA YEAR OF BIRTH 20 20 RACE AND CITIZENSHIP 1 White, citizen EDUCATION 4 4 years of high school CIVILIAN OCCUPATION 799 Apprentices to other trades MARITAL STATUS 6 Single, without dependents COMPONENT OF THE ARMY 7 Selectees (Enlisted Men) CARD NUMBER # # BOX NUMBER 0653 0653 FILM REEL NUMBER 1.170 1.170 [[Children: Edward Noar Michael Noar Suzanne Noar Himmelein John Randall Noar | Hoar, Edward Jr. (I18956)
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| 7346 | Email: Date: Tue Apr 15, 2008 From: Pam Fairweather Thomson Email address: Email Address: pthomson(at)dccnet.com To: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com m. At residence of officiating minister, 21st inst., by Rev. W.J. Halse, Freeman L. FAIRWEATHER, Cumberland Co., N.S. / Miss Susan E. ORR, Salisbury (West. Co.) 23 April 1887 D.T. Note from: Pam Fairweather Thomson I "collect" Fairweathers! Worldwide Study Website at http://tinyurl.com/yq9z9p Sechelt, BC, Canada 1881 Census ? Salisbury, Westmorland, New Brunswick Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion Johial HOAR M Male English 59 New Brunswick Farmer Swedenborgian. Elsy HOAR M Female Irish 56 New Brunswick Methodist *Susan HOAR Female English 26 New Brunswick F C Baptist Sanford HOAR Male English 24 New Brunswick Farmer Methodist Eda J HOAR Male English 15 New Brunswick Son Methodist William HOAR Male English 15 New Brunswick Son Methodist Mary HERRINGTON W Female English 56 New Brunswick Methodist Clara HERRINGTON Female English 11 New Brunswick Methodist ~ 1901 Census - Joggin's Mines (PD 31), CUMBERLAND, NOVA SCOTIA Fairweather Israel M Head M Mar 3 1853 48 *Fairweather Susan F Wife M Mar 1 1856 45 - Born: NB - English - Baptist Fairweather Laura F Daughter S Oct 20 1892 9 Fairweather Charles M Son S Mar 6 1899 3 ~ 1911 Census - Nova Scotia / Cumberland / 28 River Hebert poll district / Fairweather Israel M Head M Mar 1862 59 *Fairweather Susan F Wife M Mar 1864 57 [if 57 then she was born in 1854, not 1864 and on the original record it looks like 1854] | Hoar, Susan (I12465)
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| 7347 | Email: From: karen olinger: kjowins(at)yahoo.com To: Roz Edson: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Date: Sep 29, 2008 Subject: Re: Horr family genealogy I am hoping to compile a genealogy of the Allen family in the future with descendants in all lines. Lucy Allen, wife of Hiram Horr, is a daughter of Josiah Allen and Olive Negus of New York. Lucy's parents (Josiah Allen and Olive Negus) were in Pompey, Onondaga County, New York when Lucy was born. Lucy signed as witness on a deed for her mother as Lucy Hoar in Fabius, Onondaga County, New York. Her mother was Olive Babcock (remarried) at the time. Lucy Allen and Hiram Hoar were married by 1830. I have a copy of a deed for heirs of Josiah Allen in LaFayette, Onondaga County, New York, formerly Pompey, with Lucy Allen as an heir 1828 not yet married. Lucy Allen is also listed as a member of Fabius Baptist Church as having married a Hoar. If anyone has any other information on this family and/or this Allen family in particiliar, please contact Karen at kjowins(at)yahoo.com | Negus, Olive (I23999)
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| 7348 | Email: From: karen olinger: kjowins(at)yahoo.com To: Roz Edson: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Date: Sep 29, 2008 Subject: Re: Horr family genealogy I am hoping to compile a genealogy of the Allen family in the future with descendants in all lines. Lucy Allen, wife of Hiram Horr, is a daughter of Josiah Allen and Olive Negus of New York. Lucy's parents (Josiah Allen and Olive Negus) were in Pompey, Onondaga County, New York when Lucy was born. Lucy signed as witness on a deed for her mother as Lucy Hoar in Fabius, Onondaga County, New York. Her mother was Olive Babcock (remarried) at the time. Lucy Allen and Hiram Hoar were married by 1830. I have a copy of a deed for heirs of Josiah Allen in LaFayette, Onondaga County, New York, formerly Pompey, with Lucy Allen as an heir 1828 not yet married. Lucy Allen is also listed as a member of Fabius Baptist Church as having married a Hoar. If anyone has any other information on this family and/or this Allen family in particiliar, please contact Karen at kjowins(at)yahoo.com FamilySearch.org records: Husband: Josiah Allen Wife: Olive Negus Children 1. Martha ALLEN, Birth: 1803 , , New York Death: 1859 2. Robert ALLEN, Birth: About 1805 , , New York 3. Joseph ALLEN, Birth: About 1807 , , New York 4. Lucy ALLEN, Birth: About 1809 , , New York 5. Phebe ALLEN, Birth: About 1811 , , New York | Allen, Josiah (I23998)
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| 7349 | Email: From: karen olinger: kjowins(at)yahoo.com To: Roz Edson: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Date: Sep 29, 2008 Subject: Re: Horr family genealogy I am hoping to compile a genealogy of the Allen family in the future with descendants in all lines. Lucy Allen, wife of Hiram Horr, is a daughter of Josiah Allen and Olive Negus of New York. Lucy's parents (Josiah Allen and Olive Negus) were in Pompey, Onondaga County, New York when Lucy was born. Lucy signed as witness on a deed for her mother as Lucy Hoar in Fabius, Onondaga County, New York. Her mother was Olive Babcock (remarried) at the time. Lucy Allen and Hiram Hoar were married by 1830. I have a copy of a deed for heirs of Josiah Allen in LaFayette, Onondaga County, New York, formerly Pompey, with Lucy Allen as an heir 1828 not yet married. Lucy Allen is also listed as a member of Fabius Baptist Church as having married a Hoar. If anyone has any other information on this family and/or this Allen family in particiliar, please contact Karen at kjowins(at)yahoo.com 1880 United States Federal Census Name: Dorleska Horr Home in 1880: Hartland, Huron, Ohio Age: 64 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816 Birthplace: New York Relation to head-of-household: Mother-in-law Father's birthplace: NY Mother's birthplace: NY Occupation: House Keeper Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Gender: Female Household Members: Name Age William M. Garner 42 (Head) Celia D. Garner 42 (Wife) Marsha Garner 13 Abby Garner 11 Jennie Garner 9 Dorleska Horr 64 Name: Lucy Horr Gender: Female Burial Date: Burial Place: Death Date: 10 Mar 1881 Death Place: Huron Co., Ohio Age: 74 Birth Date: 1807 Birthplace: Hartland Occupation: H. Wife Race: Marital Status: Widowed Spouse's Name: Father's Name: Father's Birthplace: Mother's Name: Mother's Birthplace: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B07306-6 System Origin: Ohio-EASy Source Film Number: 865076 Reference Number: bk 1 p 82 Collection: Ohio Deaths and Burials, 1854-1997 | Allen, Lucy (I10729)
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| 7350 | Email: From: karen olinger: kjowins(at)yahoo.com To: Roz Edson: MrsEdson(at)gmail.com Date: Sep 29, 2008 Subject: Re: Horr family genealogy I am hoping to compile a genealogy of the Allen family in the future with descendants in all lines. Lucy Allen, wife of Hiram Horr, is a daughter of Josiah Allen and Olive Negus of New York. Lucy's parents (Josiah Allen and Olive Negus) were in Pompey, Onondaga County, New York when Lucy was born. Lucy signed as witness on a deed for her mother as Lucy Hoar in Fabius, Onondaga County, New York. Her mother was Olive Babcock (remarried) at the time. Lucy Allen and Hiram Hoar were married by 1830. I have a copy of a deed for heirs of Josiah Allen in LaFayette, Onondaga County, New York, formerly Pompey, with Lucy Allen as an heir 1828 not yet married. Lucy Allen is also listed as a member of Fabius Baptist Church as having married a Hoar. If anyone has any other information on this family and/or the Allen family in particiliar, please contact Karen at kjowins(at)yahoo.com http://www.rootsweb.com/~usfgs/ohio/h/hoarhiram.html Not living with his wife in the 1860 census. Could not find him in the 1860 census in Hartland or Ripley, Ohio [[ Possible father # 11092 Associated names with Fabius, NY: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyononda/FABIUS/FABHISTO.HTM Jonathan Hoar http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyononda/FABIUS/1810CENS.HTM 1810 Census: Jonathan Hoar http://www.fabiusny.org/1820census.html 1820 Census: Jonathan Hoar http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyononda/FABIUS/1830CENS.HTM 1830 Census: Hiram Hoar | Hoar, Hiram (I10728)
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