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The  History  of  the 

Parshall     Family 

From  the  Gonquest  of  England  by 

William  of  Normandy,  21.  D. 

1066,  to  the  close  of  the 

19th  century. 

By 

James  Glark  Parshall,  Esq., 

Gounselor  at  Law,  Tluthor  of  the 

Barker  Genealogy,  James 

Parshall  and  His  Dc 

scendants,  etc. 

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had  good  ancestors.— Benj.  Franklin. 

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Entered  according  to  act  of  Coneress,  in  the 
year  1903,  by  James  Clark  Parshall,  in  the  office 
of  the  Librarian  ot  Congress  at  Washington. 


PRESS     OF* 

CRIST,  BCOTT  &  PARSHALL, 
Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 


TO    MY    FATHER 

WILLIAM      PARSHALL 

WHOSE    PRIDE    IN    HIS    FAMILY    AND    WHOSE    REMARKABLE     KNOWLEDGE 

OF    HIS    ANCESTRY    FIRST    SUGGESTED    TO    ME    THE    COMPILATION 

OF    THE    PRESENT    HISTORY    AND 

TO    THE    VENERABLE 

ASA       PARSHALL 

Op  Chemuno,  N.  Y. 

TO    WHOSE    GENEROSITY    THE    FAMILY    IS    INDEBTED    FOR    ITS    PUBLI- 
CATION,   THIS    WORK    IS    AFFECTIONATELY    DEDICATED. 


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Index   to   Illustrations. 

J  A  MES  CLA  I(K  PARSIIALL    frontispiece 

THE  l'EI,'S{IAEL  AR.UH       opp.    p.  C 

ELIAS    PAHSIIALL     72 

GEORGE    PAIiUHALL     84 

ISRAEL    PARSHALL    122 

ASA    PARSHALL    124 

CALEB   HALSEY  PARSHALL    134 

ELI  AS    PARSHALL     142 

REV.  REVILO  PARSHALL   152 

JOHX   ABEL   PARSHALL    158 

WILLIAM  PARSHALL   160 

GEORGE    n'ASHIXOroy    PARSHALL    102 

JAMES  EVERETTE  PARSHALL   168 

HORACE   FIELD   PARSHALL    170 

JOHN    PARSHALL    172 

nOX.  DFAVITT  PA  RSHALL    180 

DR.  GEORGE  HA  MMOSD  PA  RSHA  LL   234 

VIXCEXT  PA RSHA LL    242 

WILLIAM  GROVE  PARSHALL    244 

^.1 MES   M.   PA  RSHALL    246 

MILLIAM   MORTHIXGTOX   PARSHALL    248 

WILLIAM  JAMES  PARSHALL   2S2 

ADRIAN  JEFFERSON  PARSHALL   250 

THE   AUTHOR'S    CHILDREN    258 

WILLI  A  M  BA  RKER  PA  RSHA  Lh    200 

CHA  RLES   HENRY  PARSHALL    202 

^.1  MES  JUDSON   PARSE  A  LI 204 

CHA  RLES    HENRY   PARSHA  LL    200 

JAMES    PARSHALL    208 

WILLIAM   ANDREWS   PARSHALL    270 


Preface. 

The  history  herewith  given  to  the  family  is  the  result  of  more 
than  seven  years'  continuous  labor,  ami  has  been  carried  on  in  the 
face  of  obstacles  which  have  seemed  at  times  nearly  insurmount- 
able. 

A  work  of  this  character  is  necessarily  more  or  less  incomplete, 
but  much  valuable  data  regarding  our  family  is  herewith  presented 
and  may  aid  some  subsequent  historian  in  the  preparation  of  a 
more  complete  work. 

An  opinion  seems  to  have  prevailed  among  some  of  the  family 
that  the  work  was  intended  as  a  source  of  personal  profit  to  the 
author;  this  idea  is  wholly  erroneous,  it  having  been  a  constant 
expense  since  its  commencement.  The  book  has  been  from  first 
to  last  a  "labor  of  love"  only. 

The  peculiar  difficulties  in  the  preparation  of  an  American 
genealogy  have  been  fully  experienced  in  this  work.  The  fami- 
lies are  scattered  from  ocean  to  ocean,  from  lakes  to  gulf.  Several 
are  residents  of  foreign  countries.  They  are  often  without 
records  and  still  more  often  without  sufficient  interest  in  the  work 
to  give  what  aid  they  might.  The  "Family  Bible"  has  too  often 
been  carried  ofY  by  daughters  and  then  lost  to  the  family  name. 

The  family  is  a  small  one  and  there  is  but  one  f;uiiily  bearing 
the  name.  The  English  loranch  appears  to  be  wholly  extinct.  No 
member  of  the  family  has  even  been  historical  great,  but  the  in- 
dividual members  of  it  have  ever  been  characterized  by  industry, 
sobriety  and  scrupulous  honesty.     So  far  as  the  author's  observa- 


tion  goes  our  name  has  never  appeared  in  literature,  with  a  single 
exception.  In  "The  Deserter,"  by  Harold  Frederick,  the  hero  is 
a  boy,  Job  Parshall  by  name,  though  it  may  be  stated  that  Job  was 
not  "the  deserter." 

Since  the  work  was  placed  in  the  hands  of  the  publishers, 
vexatious  delays  have  occurred,  which,  however,  were  seemingly 
unavoidable.  After  the  work  had  been  fairly  advanced,  a  serious 
illness  of  the  author,  which  necessitated  a  still  more  serious  opera- 
tion, further  delayed  the  work,  but  all  obstacles  have  been  success- 
fully surmounted  and  the  work  is  before  you. 

To  the  venerable  Asa  Parshall,  of  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  the  family 
owes  a  debt  of  gratitude  which  it  can  never  repay.  Whatever 
credit  may  fall  to  the  author  for  his  work  no  less  praise  is  due  to 
"Uncle"  Asa  for  his  unflagging  interest  and  finally  to  his  generos- 
ity which  has  furnished  a  large  part  of  the  means  necessary  to  the 
publication  of  the  work.  But  for  him  my  work  would  have  gone 
for  naught. 

I  have  been  greatly  assisted  in  my  work  by  a  little  volume, 
entitled  The  Parshall  and  VanEtten  Families,  by  Mrs.  Annie 
Parshall  Davis,  which  treats  of  the  descendants  of  Samuel''. 
This  little  work  was  prepared  by  Mrs.  Davis  while  suffering  from 
an  illness,  which  ultimately  proved  fatal,  and  while  it  necessarily 
contained  many  errors  it  has  proved  of  immense  assistance  to 
the  author  in  tracing  this  branch  of  the  family. 

The  author  also  begs  to  acknowledge  his  indebtedness  to 
Horace  Field  Parshall,  of  London,  Eng.,  for  financial  assistance 
rendered  to  the  work. 

A  number  of  blank  pages  of  suitable  paper  have  been  bound  in 
the  work  for  a  family  record,  and  it  is  earnestly  desired  that  each 
family  strive  to  keep  this  record  accurately  for  the  benefit  of  some 
future  historian  of  our  race. 

Trusting  that  my  efforts  as  the  historian  of  our  family  may  be 
rewarded  by  your  approbation,  and  that  you  may  prove  kindly 
critics,  I  beg  to  subscribe  myself, 
SYR.A.CUSE,  1 6  May,  1903.  Your  affectionate  cousin, 

JAMES  CLARK  PARSHALL. 


The     Pershalls    of    England. 


The  name  of  "Pershale"  appears  vipon  the  Roll  of  Battel 
Abbey  as  one  of  the  leaders  of  that  conquering  host  which  accom- 
panied William  of  Normandy  to  England  and  took  part  in  the 
Battle  of  Hastings,  14  Oct.  1066.  To  perpetuate  the  glorious 
event  the  Conqueror  caused  to  be  erected  a  magnificent  abbey 
which  he  munificently  endowed  and  in  it  was  hung  a  roll  contain- 
ing the  names  of  those  nobles  and  leaders  who  had  fought  in  the 
battle.     The  roll  bore  this  inscription  :* 

"  Dicitur  a  bello,  bellum  locus  hie,  quia  bello 
Angligenae  victi,  sunt  hie  in  morte  relicti: 
Martyris  in  Christi  fcsto  eccidore  Calisti; 
Sexagenus  erat  scxtU8  millessimus  annus 
Cum  pereunt  Angli,  Stella  nionstrantc  comcta." 

And  is  followed  by  the  names  of  the  individuals,  among  whom 
is  that  of  the  Pershale  referred  to.  This  roll  has  long  since 
perished,  but  a  number  of  more  or  less  authentic  copies  exist  and 
most  of  these  bear  the  name  of  Pershale.  Burke,  the  great  au- 
thority on  heraldry,  gives  the  name  in  his  list,  and  Duschesne  in 
a  smaller  list,  so  that  the  participation  of  our  ancestor  in  the  bat- 
tle is  at  least  as  well  authenticated  as  that  of  any  other  claimants 
to  descent  from  the  followers  of  the  conqueror.  The  Norman 


•  Burke's  Roll  of  Battel  Abbey  4-8. 


2  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

origin  of  the  family  is  probably  beyond  question.  It  has  always 
been  so  beheved  in  America  and  the  English  family  from  which 
the  American  has  sprung,  claimed  descent  paternally  from  tiie 
Norman  Counts  of  Corbeil.  This  appears  to  have  been  a  tradi- 
tion in  the  family  handed  down  from  generation  to  generation, 
but  the  evidence  of  its  truth — if  truth  it  be — has  long  since  suc- 
cumbed to  the  corroding  hand  of  Time.  We  may,  therefore, 
without  doing  great  violence  to  the  probabilities,  conjecture  a 
half-savage  ancestor  among  the  followers  of  the  Norwegian 
Rollo,  in  his  invasion  and  conquest  of  Normandy;  others  might 
be  found  among  the  fierce  warriors  who  in  the  ninth  and  tenth 
centuries  of  our  era  devastated  Europe  with  fire  and  sword.  It 
is  not  impossible  that  another  may  have  been  of  the  crew  of  that 
hardy  adventurer,  who,  defying  wind  and  waves,  turned  his 
carved  prow  toward  the  setting  sun  and  discovered  America,  five 
hundred  years  before  Columbus  had  seen  the  light  of  day.  Fierce 
as  the  wolves  themselves  and  scarcely  less  wild,  they  knew  neither 
pity  nor  remorse;  fearlessly  they  faced  death  and  met  it  with  a 
fortitude  begotten  of  their  faith  in  their  pagan  gods,  and  of  the 
eternal  feasts  and  combats  of  Valhalla. 

No  records  of  the  family  apparently  exist,  covering  th.e  inter- 
val from  the  Conquest  to  the  reign  of  King  Edward  III.,  when 
the  family  is  found  seated  in  Staffordshire,  where  it  had  doubt- 
less been  for  many  generations.  The  family  is  traced  to  Sir 
Richard  de  Pershall  and  I  introduce  in  this  place  the  lineage  as 
given  by  Burke  :* 

Sib  Richard  de  PERsn.vLL,  son  of  Sir  Richard  Pershall,  by  Alice  Swinnerton, 
his  wife.  He  was  a  Knight  and  a  person  of  great  power  in  Staffordshire, 
having  been  high  sheriff,  an  office  in  those  days  of  great  authority,  7  Edward 
III  (1333)  and  from  the  Uth  to  the  15th  (1337-1341)  of  the  same  King. 
He  m.  Margaret  dau.  and  heiress  of  Hugh,  Lord  of  Knighton,  and  thus  added 
that  manor  to  his  possessions.     He  was  succeeded  by  his  son 

Sib  Adam  de  Pebshall,  who  was  sheriff  15  Edward  III  (1341),  and  who 
made  a  similar  accession  to  his  estate  by  marriage  with  two  heiresses,  the 
da/us.   of   John    Weston,   Lord    of   Weston   Lizard,    in    the    County    of    Salop 

•  Burke's  Extinct  and  Dormant  Baronetcies  406;   Visitation  of  Kent,   1619-1621,  p.    179. 


THE     PERSHALLS     OF     ENGLAND  3 

ami  Jolin  de  Covcrswall,  of  Bishop's  Oflley.     By  the  former  he  had  a  son  and 
heir 

SiH   Adam   ue   PtiiSiiALX,   of    Weston    Lizard,   whose  grandson   and   lieir 
another 

Sill  Adam  Persiiall,  left  two  ddun.  his  eo-heiresses,  viz.: 
ilARGAHF-T   Persiiall,   who  nuirried   Sir  Richard  Mylton   and  con- 
veyed to  liim  the  estate  of  Weston  Lizard. 
JoHANXA  Pekshall,  m.  to  W.  de  Birmingham. 
By  the  hitter  he  had  a  son 

Sin  Richard  Persiiall,  who  acquired  a  considerable  fortune  with  liis  wife, 
Jolianna.  dan.  and  heiress  of  Reginald  Chetwyndc,  of  Chetwynde,  and  left 
a  son  and  heir 

Sib  Thomas  Peeshall,  Knight,  living  4  Richard  II  (1370),  who,  by  his  first 
wife.   Philippa,  had  two  sons 

Richard     )   who  m.  temp.  Henry  IV    (1309-141.3),  two  sisters,  the  daus. 
Nicholas  \  of   Hugh    Malpas.   of   Checkley.   and    tlius   brought   great  es- 
tates into  the  family.     Richard,  the  elder  son,  left  two  daus.  m.  temp. 
Henry  VII    (14851500),  the  elder   Isabella,  to  Sir  Thomas  Grosvenor; 
and    the   younger,    Jocosa,   to    W.    Pigott,    of   Cheshire.      Of    Nicholas 
more  presently. 
Sir  Thomas,  by  his  second  wife,  Alice,  dau.  of  Roger  Knightley,  of  Knightley, 
in  Staffordshire,  left  a  son 

Humphrey,  of  Over  Tayne,  father  of 

Richard,   who   7)i.   Alice,   dau.   of   Robert   Knightley,   Esq.,   of  Goswell, 
and  had  a  son 

Humpl'.rey,  father  of 

Hugh  Persiiall,  who  by  his  wife  Isabella,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
John  Stanley,  of   Pipe,   left  three  daughters,  his  co-heiresses, 
viz. : 
CATHERINE,  m.  to  Sir  .lohn  lilount,  Knt.,  of  Kinlett,  in  Salop. 
Isabella,   m.  to  Richard   Fane,  of    Tunbridge,  in  Kent. 
Jocosa,    m.   Humphrey   Wolrj-ch,   of   Dudmaston,   in   Salop. 
The  second  son  of  the  first  wife 

Nicholas  Pershall,  by  Helen,  his  wife,  dau.  and  co  heiress  of  Hugh  Mal- 
pas, left  a  son  and  heir 

Hugh  Persiiall,  Esq.,  the  first  of  the  family,  who  resided  at  Horseley,  in 
the  County  of  Stafford.  He  was  sheriff  4  Henry  VII  (1489)1  and  by  Julia, 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Corbet,  of  Moreton  Corbet,  had  a  son  and  heir. 

a.  Some  years  ago  I  read  an  extremely  interesting  anecdote  of  this 
same  Sir  Hiigh  Pershall,  which,  as  1  nm  unable  to  find  it  again  to 
quote  the  book,  1  relate,  with  tolerable  accuracy,  from  memory: 

At  the  time  of  the  invasion  of  the  Duke  of  Richmond,  ao  soon  to  become 
King  Henry  VII.,  Sir  Hugh  was  in  command  of  a  town  or  city  for  the  reign- 
ing Iving,  Richard  HI.,  to  whom  our  ancestor  was  loyal.  Being  summone-l 
by  the  Duke  to  surrender.  Sir  Hugh  gallantly  swore  that  the  Duke  would 
have  to  pass  over  his  body  before  lie  won  an  entrance  to  the  town. 

Perceiving,  however,  in  a  short  time,  that  the  cause  of  Richard  was  des- 
perate, and'^the  futility  of  resistance,  he  was  fain  to  surrender  anTl  make 


4  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Humphrey  Pebshaix,  Esq.,  of  Horseley,  who  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Humphrey 
Swinnerton,  Esq.,  of  Swinnerton  Castle,  and  widow  of  Henry  Delves,  Esq., 
and  had  issue 

John,  of  Checkley. 
Richard,  whose  son 

Henry,  d.  s.  p. 
William   from   whom   descended 
John   Pershall,  of  Naples. 
The  eldest  son  and  continuator  of  the  family 

John  Pershall,  Esq.,  of  Checkley,  m.  Helena,  dau.  of  John  Harcourt,  Esq., 
of  Ranton,  in  the  County  of  Stafl'ord,  and  left  a  son  and  heir 

Richard  Pershall,  Esq.,  who  m.  Isabella,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas 
Rolleston,  Esq.,  of  Derbyshire,  and  had  seven  sons  and  two  dans.  The  eldest 

son 

Thomas  Pershall,  Esq.,  succeeded  to  the  family  estates,  resided  at  Horseley. 
He  TO.  Joanna,  dau.  of  Sir  Edmund  Fettiplace,  of  Berkshire,  and  was  suc- 
ceeded by  his  son 

John  Pershall,  Esq.,  of  Horseley,  in  Staffordshire,  who  was  among  the 
first  Baronets  created  by  King  James  I,  25  Nov.,  I6I2,  and  in  four  years  after- 
wards was  sheriflf  of  the  county.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Ralph  Sheldon,  Esq., 
of  Beoly,  in  the  County  of  Worcester,  and  had  issue 

Thomas,  his  heir,  bom   in   1506,  who  m.  Bridget,  dau.  of   Sir  William 
Stafford    Knt.,  of  Blatherwick,  and  dying  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father 
left 

John,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
Bridget,  to.  to  George,  son  of  William  Massey,  Esq. 
Anne,  to.  to  Christopher  Hawley,  Esq. 
Eliz.abeth,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Bosvile,  of  Bianno. 
Lettice,  m.  to  John  Barber,  gent,  of  Flashbrook. 
Humphrey,  ancestor  of  the  Pershalls  of  Halne,  to  whose  representatives 
the   Baronetcy   of   Horseley  is   said  to  have  passed   at   the  decease   of 
Sir  Thomas  Pershall,  in   1712. 

Ralph. 

William    (Sir),  to.    (1)    Mary  dau.  of  Richard  Thimelby,  Esq.,  and    (2) 

Frances,  dau.  of  'Walter,  Lord  Aston. 
John,  m.  Bridget,  dau.  of  Robert  Knightley,  Esq.,  of  Warwickshire. 
Anne,  to.  to  Sir  Richard  Fleetwood,  Bath. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Scot,  Esq.,  of  Sussex. 
Dorothy,  m.  to  William  Stanford,  Esq.,  of  Perryhall. 

his  peace  with  Richmond.  His  oath,  however,  was  not  to  be  lightly  violated, 
so  he  was  obliged  to  resort  to  a  singular  expedient  to  avoid  perjuring  him- 
self. Notifying  Richmond  that  he  was  ready  to  surrender,  and  of  the  diffi- 
culties of  the  case,  he  opened  the  gate  of  the  town,  lay  down  on  the  ground 
and  the  Duke  stepping  carefully  over  him  entered  it  with  his  followers. 
Whether  he  took  part  in  the  battle  of  Bosworth  Field  or  not,  I  am  unable  to 
say,  but  that  he  subsequently  rose  in  favor  with  the  King  is  certain,  for  a 
few  years  later  we  find  him  Sheriff  of  Staffordshire,  an  office  in  those  days  of 
very  great  honor  and  authority. 


THE     PERSHALLS     OF     ENGLAND  S 

Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Colvert,  Esq.,  of  Cockerem. 
Katherinc,  m.  to  James  Pool,  Esq.,  of  Wishall. 
Margaret,  «i.  to  Richard  Brent,  Esq. 
Frances,  m.  to  .lolin  Stanford,  Esq.,  of  Sayford. 
Sir  John  died   13   Jany.,   1646,   and  was  succeeded  by  his  grandson 

Sir  ,Tohn,  who  m.  in  1060,  Frances,  dau.  of  Col.  Thomas  Legh,  of  Adlington, 
in  Cheshire,  and  dying  in  1701,  was  succeeded  by  his  son 
SlB  Thomas  Peksh.\i.l,  m.  Mi.ss  .\ledcalf  and  had  a  son 

John,  who  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Lord  Colepeper,  and  died  before 
his  father  in  1706,  leaving  two  dans.,  his  co-heires.ses,  viz.: 

Frances,   m.  to  Thomas   Ireland,  Esq.,  of  the  County  of  Salop,  and 

had    a    son. 
Arabella,  baptized  in  1702,  m.  to  John,  third  Earl  Breadalbane. 
Sir  Thomas  died  in  Feby.,  1712,  and  since  that  time    the  Baronetcy  has  Iain 

dormant. 

In  this  place  it  seems  to  me  pertinent  to  introduce  an 
account  of  the  efforts  of  a  certain  Rev.  John  Pearsall  to  show  a 
•connection  existing  between  that  family  and  the  more  aristo- 
cratic Pershalls.* 

"In  the  year  1612,  John  Persliall,  of  Horscley,  County  Stafford,  the  de- 
:scendant  and  representative  of  an  ancient  family,  which  is  said  to  be  pater- 
nally descended  from  the  Norman  Counts  of  Corbeil,  was  created  a  Baronet 
ty  James  I.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Ralph  Sheldon,  of  Beoly,  in  Worcester- 
shire, and  dying  in  1646,  was  succeeded  by  his  grandson,  John  Pershall,  the 
only  son  of  "his  son  Thomas,  who  had  died  v.  p.  Sir  John  died  in  1701,  and 
was  succeeded  by  his  son  Sir  Tliomas,  on  whose  death  \vithout  surviving 
male  issue  in  1712,  the  dignity  is  presumed  to  have  become  extinct. 

"But  about  the  year  1771,  the  Rev.  John  Pearsall,  of  Oxford,  (formerly 
a  schoolmaster  at  Highgate  and  afterwards  at  Guilford)  the  descendant  of  a 
respectable  yeoman  family,  seated  for  many  generations  at  Hawne  and 
Witley,  in  the  parish  of  Halesowen,  changed  the  name  which  he  and  his  an- 
cestors had  hitherto  used,  and  adopted  the  style  and  designation  of  Sir  John 
Pershall,  Bart.,  alleging  that  the  title  had  on  the  death  of  the  above-named 
Sir  Thomas  Pershall,  in  1712,  passed  to  his  (the  Reverend  gentleman's) 
grandfather,  Thomas,  the  grandson  of  Humphrey  Pearsall,  who,  he  asserted, 
was  the  second  son  of  the  first  Baronet  of  Horslev. 

"To  support  these  pretensions  the  surname  of  the  gramlfather.  which 
liad  been  originally  engraved  Pearsall,  was  altered  on  his  tombstone  at  Hales- 
owen to  Pershnll;  and  a  tablet  recording  the  births,  marriages  and  deaths 
of  sundry  Pershalls  of  Hawne,  (including  Humphrey  'fil  D'ni  Joh'is  de 
Horscley  Hall  in  agro  Staff.  B'ti,  who  died  in  16.iO,  act  51)  was  placed  in 
Halesowen  church. 

"The  Reverend  Baronet  had  issue  three  surviving  sons:  'Sir'  John,  who  suc- 
ceeded him,  and  died  at  his  apartments  in  Chelsea  Hospital,  21   Nov.,   1820, 


•  VII.  Herald  and  Gen.  270  etc. 


6  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

in  his  62(1  year.  Sparry  rcrshall,  born  in  1700,  who  »/i.  Anna  Maria,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Homer  (by  Patience,  dan.  of  Kichard  Keelinge)  and  i^  s.  p..  24  Dec, 
1803;  and  Samuel,  born  1701.  The  daughters  were  Anna  Maria,  born  1704, 
died  1705;  and  Elizabeth  Maria,  who  was  married  to  Sir  Busic  Harwood, 
Xnt.,  M.  D.,  and  died  in  1830,  aet.  73. 

"From  Humphrey,  third  son  of  Humphrey,  third,  of  Hawne  (the  alleged 
second  son  of  the  Horseley  Baronet)  Robert  Lucas  de  Pearsall  of  Wills- 
bridge,  Co.  Gloucester,  is  descended,  and  in  Burke's  Landed  Gentry  and 
Royal  Descents  the  pedigree  is  traced  from  the  Pershalls  of  Horseley. 

"It  is  stated  in  these  works  that  Humnhrev  Pershal]  of  Horseley  succeeded 
to  the  estate  of  the  Halne  or  Hawn  in  the  parish  of  Halesowen  on  the  death 
(without  issue  in  1010)  of  his  cousin  Jolin  Pearsall;"  but  the  exact  con- 
nection of  John  of  Hawne  with  the  Humplirey  of  Horseley  is  not  shown,  and 
I  am  inclined  to  think  tliat  the  so-called  second  son  of  Sir  John  was  really 
descended  from  Humphrey  Peyrsall,  husbandman,  who  in  1502,  obtained  a 
lease  of  lands  in  Hawne  for  1,000  _years  from  Messrs.  Blount  and  Tucker,  to 
whom  the  estate  had  been  granted  by  John  Dudley,  Duke  of  Northumberland. 

"Lawrence  Pearsall,  yeoman,  dealt  witli  the  Witley  estate  in  1580,  and 
Humphrey  Pearsall  of  Hawne,  yeoman,  in  1010.  The  next  of  the  family  that 
I  meet  with  is  John  Pearsall  of  Witley  Barn,  yeoman.  His  will  is  dated 
1650;  in  it  he  mentions  his  coitsin  John  Pearsall  of  Hawne,  his  wife  .Joan, 
his  brother-in-law  Thomas  Carpenter,  his  son  John  and  his  tliree  daughters 
Joan,  Joice  and  Elizabeth. 

"In  1071,  the  son  of  John  was  'of  Witley  Earn,  yeojnan'  the  daughter 
Joan  was  then  unmarried;  Joice  was  the  wife  of  Thomas  Pennell,  of  Elmley 
Lovett,  Co.  Worcester,  'agricola;'  Elizabeth,  of  Zachariah  Birch,  of  Harbourne, 
Co.   Stafford   nailor. 

"The  name  of  Pcrshall  no  longer  occurs  in  the  roll  of  Baronets,  but  as  the 
title  is  pronounced  by  Burke  to  be  dormant,  it  is  not  improbable  that  it 
may  at  no  distant  day  re-appear  in  the  Baronetage. 

"I  do  not  mean  to  positively  assert  that  the  alleged  descent  of  the 
Hawne  family  from  the  Pershalls  of  Horseley  cannot  be  satisfactorily  es- 
tablished, but  I  certainly  do  consider  it  sufficiently  doubtful  to  merit  a  place 
in  your  list  of  doubtful  pedigrees  and  Baronetcies. 

"Certainly  the  social  position  of  the  Halesowen  family  was  very  different 
to  that  enjoyed  by  the  Pershalls  of  Horseley,  who  matched  with  Sheldons, 
Staffords,  Knightleys,  Fleetwoods,  ic,  but  what  makes  the  matter  still  more 
suspicious  is  the  tampering  with  tombstones,  an  act  which  cannot  lie  too  high- 
ly reprehended.  I  should  be  very  glad,  however,  if  this  letter  should  elicit 
some  information  which  would  tend  to  establish  what  I  cannot  but  consider 
a  very  doubtful  claim.'' 


Late  in  tlie  reign  of  Elizabeth,  and  in  the  following  reign  of 
James  I.,  an  Edmond  Pershall  of  London,  a  member  of  the 
Grocers'  guild  or  corporation,  acquired  prominence,  and  I  intro- 
duce in  this  place  a  brief  sketch  of  him,  which  is  compiled,  I 
believe,  from  records  of  the  Grocers"  Company : 


V 


y 


I^U'xoiiall 


Akmm:  Arireiit  n  rii'--*  I'jUfc  llnry.  mm  ii  rnnton  kiiIph  ii  woIPh  Iwml 
•.>nt-t>«l  <>(  the  lU^M. 
rK>:HT:  A  woli's  homi  xahle.  lioUltnti  iii  hi*  mouth  n  iimriiM'I'l  p|>r. 


THE     PERSHALLS     OF     ENGLAND  7 

Pashall-Pearshall-Piershal]--Pershall-Peshall,  etc..  Edmond, 
grocer,  2.  Sub. — ;  pd.  £25.  Admitted  to  Livery,  May  24,  1596; 
paid  £15  as  his  share  of  the  levy  of  1598;  warden,  1609,  when 
he  had  to  pay  the  default  of  his  brother  warden,  Timothy  Bath- 
urst,  to  the  amount  of  £368;  was  senior  warden  in  1616.  West- 
minster, March  29,  161 5.  Grant  to  Edmond  Peshall  and  Edw. 
White  of  London,  of  the  late  imposition  of  2s.  per  tt)  on  tobacco 
imported  for  ten  years  paying  to  the  King  £3.500  the  first  year 
and  £7,000  per  ann.  afterwards,  with  sole  power  to  import 
tobacco  and  to  name  persons  for  selling  the  same,  with  a  pro- 
viso of  determination  at  six  months'  notice,  if  found  prejudicial 
to  the  State.* 

This  Edmond  Pershall  was  one  of  the  sons  in  all  probability  of 
Richard  who  m.  Isabella,  da:i.  of  Thomas  Rolleston  and  had 
seven  sons  and  two  daughters,  mention  of  whom  is  made  on  a 
preceeding  page.  I  find  the  following  description  of  Edmond, 
son  of  Richard,  which  seems  to  render  it  probable  that  he  was 
identical  with  the  Edmond  of  London. 

Edmundus  Pershall  iam  sujj'tstes  apud  Bromley  in  co  Cautij. 
VI.  I\Iaria  filia  Lauceloti  Bathurst  nuper  aldermanus  Lond.  Issue: 
Robertus  Pershall  de  Lincolne  Inne  fil  p'mogenitus  aet  20  An  et 
Amplius;  Edmundus  fil.  2  aet  18  An  et  Amplius;  Thomas  fil.  3 
aet  15  An;  Maria  aet  8  Annos.f 

The  inference  from  this  is  clear  as  to  zchy  he  paid  "the  default 
of  his  brother  warden.  Timothy  Bathurst,  to  the  amount  of 
£368." 

I  think  it  extremely  probable  that  James  the  Emigrant  was 
a  grandson  of  this  Edmond,  or  of  one  of  his  brothers. 


•  Genesis  of  the   U.    S..    962. 

t  Visitation  of  Kent,  1619-1621,  p.  179. 


James   Parshall,  the   Emigrant. 

FAMILY  I 

JAMES'  [i],  was  born,  beyond  a  doubt,  in  England,  probably 
about  the  middle  of  the  seventeenth  century.  There  are  no 
records  extant  showing  the  exact  date,  but  the  fact  that  he  died 
about  twenty-three  years  after  his  marriage  indicates  that  he 
had  not,  in  all  probability,  reached  a  very  advanced  age.  He 
d.  at  Southold,  Suffolk  County,  N.  Y.,  15  Sept.,  1701,*  m. 
probably  at  Easthampton,  Suffolk  County,  about  1678,  Elizabeth, 
only  dan.  of  David  and  Mary  (Lerringman)  Gardiner,  of  East- 
hampton.f 

ChildrenX 

2  I.  Mary-  h.  abt.  1679. 

3  II.  Israel-  h. — Mch.,  1680.    Fam.  II. 

4  III.  David-  b.  1683.    Fam.  III. 

5  IV.  Benjamin-  prob.  d.  inf. 

6  V.  Margaret-  ;;;.  1710,  Caleb  Howell. § 

The  first  record  of  him  that  we  have  is  a  deed,  under  date  of 
Dec.  12,  1679,  by  which  it  appears  that  he  was  at  that  time  a 
resident  of  the  Isle  of  Wight,  or  Gardiner's  Island,  as  it  is  now 
known,  and  which  was  included  within  the  limits  of  the  town- 
ship of  Easthampton.  As  this  deed  is  the  earliest  known  record 
in  which  his  name  is  mentioned  I  reproduce  it  here  in  full : 

•  Rec.   Probate  Court  ;Early  L.   1.   Wills,   227. 

1    Moore's  Index  of  S'old:  U.  S'old  Town  Rec.  266;  Id.  438;  Early  L.   I.  Wills,  226. 

X  I.  Doc.  Hist,   of  N.   Y.   453. 

%  Salmon    Record. 


THE     FIRST     GENERATION  9 

"This  indenture  made  ye  twelfth  of  Deoeml)er  in  the  two  and  thirtyeth 
yeare  of  ye  reighn  of  our  Soveraigne  Lord  Charles  ye  Second  by  the  grace 
of  God  King  of  England  &c  and  in  ye  yeare  of  our  Lord  Christ  one  thou- 
sand six  hundred  seventy-nine  Between  Jolin  Yongs  Senr  of  tlic  Towne  of 
Southold  on  the  one  part  and  James  I'arshall  of  ye  He  of  Whight  in  New 
England  on  the  other  part  Witnesseth  that  the  said  John  Yongs  for  and 
in  consideration  of  a  full  satisfaction  to  me  payd  have  granted  and  sould 
and  by  these  presents  doe  grant  and  sell  unto  the  said  James  Parshall, 
the  first  division  of  Acquabauk  being  five  lotts  of  upland  which  the  sd 
Yongs  purchased  of  Joseph  Horton  and  John  Tucker,  butting  and  bounding  as 
foUowith — To  the  North  Sea  or  Sound  North — and  to  the  East  the  laml  of  Mary 
Wells,  and  to  the  sd  John  Yongs  his  late  division  West: — Also  five  lotta 
of  meadow  lying  and  being  on  the  South  side  the  River  and  on  the  East 
side  of  the  dcepe  Kreek  butting  and  bounding  as  foUoweth — on  the  North 
west  to  a  tree  marked  in  manner  of  a  crows  foot  to  a  pine  tree  marked 
with  ye  sd  Yongs  his  mark  South  Est.  To  have  and  to  hold  &c. 

"In  witness  whereof  I  the  sd  John  Yongs  have  hereunto  sett  my  hand 
and  scale  the  day  and  yeare  first  above  written. 

"John  Yongs" 

"Witnesses 

Benjamin  Yongs 
Thomas  Osman" 

"Entered  ye  2-23  of  the   1   Moth    1679 
Pr  Benjamin  Yo  :   Rdr"* 

It  was  prior,  in  all  probability,  to  the  date  of  this  deed  that 
he  had  married  his  wife.  It  is  of  record  that  his  eldest  son, 
Israel,  was  born  in  Mch.  i68o,  and  there  is  every  probability  that 
his  dau.,  Mary  was  older  than  her  brother.  Her  name  is 
mentioned  first  in  contemporary  records  which  would  be  abso- 
lutely inexplicable  on  any  other  hypothesis.  This  would  indicate 
a  date  hardly  later  than  1678  for  his  marriage.  The  parents 
of  Elizabeth  Gardiner  were  married,  4  June,  1657,!  hence  she 
could  not  have  been  more  than  20  years  of  age  at  the  time  of  her 
marriage,  and  may  have  been  two  or  three  years  younger.  Her 
parents  had  three  sons  beside  the  daughter  Elizabeth,  but  as  the 
dates  of  their  birth  are  not  of  record,  we  have  no  means  of 
knowing  whether  she  was  the  eldest  child.  As  to  the  age  of 
James,  we  can  only  conjecture :  It  is  not  probable  that  he  was 
more  than  40  at  the  time  of  his  marriage  and  he  was  probably 

•     I.   S'old  Town  Rec.  379  &c. 
t   II.    Sav.   Gen.    Diet.   225. 


10  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

considerably  younger.  The  males  of  the  early  generations  of  the 
family  in  America  seem  to  have  died  comparatively  young,  and 
it  is  probable  that  at  the  time  of  James"  death,  he  had  not 
reached  his  sixtieth  year.  His  eldest  son  died  at  58 :  his  second 
son  at  43 ;  his  third  son  probably  in  childhood,  and  the  only  one 
of  his  grandsons  of  wliom  we  can  speak  with  certainty,  died 
at  about  50  years  of  age.  I  believe  the  birth  of  James  may 
safely  be  placed  between  1640  and  1650. 

Tliat  he  was  of  English  ancestry  and  a  descendant  of  the 
family  mentioned  in  the  preceding  chapter  is  morally  certain. 
The  family  was  a  small  one  and  the  similarity  of  name  lea\-es  no 
room  for  doubt  on  the  subject.  There  is  a  tradition  in  one 
branch  of  the  family  (the  descendants  of  Jonathan^)  that  the 
ancestor  was  a  Hugenot  refugee,  but  this  is  untenable.  The 
very  fact  that  the  tradition  is  confined  absolutely  to  this  one 
branch  is  sufficient  to  disprove  it.  The  Hugenot  strain  in  this 
branch,  if  any,  doubtless  came  through  marriage  with  the  daugh- 
ter of  some  of  the  Hugenot  refugees  who  had  settled  in  Orange 
County,  N.  Y.,  where  this  branch  of  the  family  located  at  an 
early  period. 

Elizabeth  Gardiner,  wife  of  James,  was  the  only  daughter  of 
David  Gardiner,  Esq.,  second  proprietor  of  Gardiner's  Island, 
and  grandaughter  of  Capt.  Lion  Gardiner,  the  founder  of  the 
family  which  bears  his  name  and  the  first  proprietor  of  the 
estate.  David,  her  father,  was  educated  in  London,  where, 
4  June,  1657,  he  married  Mary  Lerringman,  a  widow,  of  St. 
Margarets,  Westminster.*  He  died  very  suddenly  at  Hartford, 
Conn.,  whither  he  had  gone,  probably  on  public  business,  10 
July,  1689.1  His  grave  was  discovered  in  1836,  in  the  ancient 
burying  ground  back  of  the  Congregational  Church  at  Hart- 
ford, and  bears  this  inscription : 

•  n.    Sav.    Gen.    Diet.    225. 

t  Grave  at  Hartford,  Ct. ;  Conn.  Hist.  Col,  59. 


THEFIRSTGENERATION  11 


"Here    lyetii    the    r.dnv    of    Mu.    David    Gardixer 
OF  Gardiner's  Island  Deceased  Ivly  10,  1G89 

IN    the    FllTV    FOVIITII    YEAR   OF    HIS    AGE. 

Well,  Sick,  Dead  in  one  iiovrs  space. 
"Engrave   the    remembrance   of    Deatli    on    thy    heart 
When  as  thov  doest  see  how  swiftly  hovrs  depart"* 

Her  grandfather,  Lyon,  or  Lion,  as  he  wrote  it,  born  in 
I599,t  of  EngHsh  parentage,  was  an  engineer  in  the  service  of 
the  Prince  of  Orange  in  the  Netherlands.  On  li  Aug.,  1635, 
with  his  wife,  and  a  single  female  servant,  Elizabeth  Colet, 
and  eleven  other  male  passengers,  he  embarked  at  London  in 
a  small  vessel,  the  Bachilor,  of  only  25  tons  burthen,  and  reached 
Boston,  28  Nov.,  in  the  same  year.x  In  possession  of  the  Gard- 
iner family,  on  Gardiner's  L«land,  is  an  old  Bible,  on  a  blank 
page  of  which  is  written,  in  the  handwriting  of  Lion  Gardiner, 
the  following : 

"In  the  year  of  our  Lord,  1G.'?5,  the  10th  of  July,  came  I,  Lion  Gardiner 
and  Mary  my  wife  from  Worden.  a  town  in  Holland,  where  my  wife  was 
born,  being  the  daughter  of  one  Diricke  Willemson,  deureant;  her  mother's 
name  was  Hachir,  and  her  Aunt,  sister  of  her  mother,  was  the  wife  of 
Wouter  I^anerdson,  old  burger  Muster,  dwelling  in  the  hostrade,  over 
against  the  Bruser  in  the  Unicorne's  head;  her  brother's  name  was  Punce 
Garretson,  also  old  burger  Muster.  We  came  from  Worden  to  London, 
and  from  there  to  Xew  England,  and  dwelt  at  Raybrook  fort  four  years — 
it  is  at  the  mouth  of  Connecticut  river — of  which  I  was  commander,  and 
there  was  born  to  me  a  son,  named  David,  l(i;jfi,  the  2flth  of  A|)ril.  the 
first  born  in  th.at  place,  and  in  lO.'JS  a  daughter  was  born,  named  Mary, 
30th  of  August,  and  then  I  went  to  an  Island  of  my  own,  which  I  had 
bought  and  purchased  of  the  Indians,  called  by  them  Monchonack,  by  us, 
Isle  of  Wight,  and  there  was  born  another  daughter,  named  Elizabeth, 
the  14th  September,  KUl,  she  being  the  first  child  of  English  parent'*  that 
was  born  there."* 

He  commanded  the  fort  at  Saybrook  during  the  Pequot  War 
and  was  a  man  of  great  energy  and  force  of  character.  He 
died  late  in  1663.  The  following  is  a  description  of  his  tomb  at 
Easthampton : 


•  Conn.  Hist.   Col.  59;   II.    Sav  Gen.   Diet,  225. 
t  Grave    at    Easthampton. 
t  II.   Sav.   Gen.   Diet.   226. 


12  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

"On  a  sunny  knoll  in  the  old  burial  ground  of  Kasthampton,  (L.  I.) 
amid  blue-eyed  grass  and  cinquefoil,  rises  the  granite  tomb  of  the  first 
English  planter  within  the  limits  of  the  present  State  of  New  York.  On 
the  slab  beneath  the  roof  whose  pediments  bear  the  escutcheon  of  his 
family,  lies  in  helmet,  cuirass,  and  greaves,  the  effigy  of  Lion  Gardiner.  On 
the  plinth  is  inscribed,  on  the  four  sides,  a  brief  summary  of  his  life: 

"  'An  officer  of  ye  English  army  and  an  Enginery  of  ye  Master  of  Workes 
Fortification  of  ye  Leaguers  of  ye  Prince  of  Orange  in  ye  Low  Countries. 
In  1635  he  came  to  New  England. 

"'In  service  of  a  Company  of  Lords  and  Gentlemen  He  build'd  and 
command'd  Say  Brook  Forte 

"  'After  completed  his  terme  of  service  he  moved  in  1639  to  his  Island 
•of  which  he  was  sole  owner.     Born  1599,  he  died  in  this  towne  in  1663.'  "* 

It  appears  to  have  been  several  years  after  the  purchase  of 
the  land  at  Aquebogue,  before  James  finally  removed  to  Southold. 
The  rate  lists  of  1683  do  not  contain  his  name,  but  in  the  census 
of  Southold  taken  in  i686,t  it  appears  that  he  was  then  a  resi- 
dent of  that  place;  his  family  consisting  of  "six  white  males, 
two  white  females,  three  male  slaves,  and  two  female  slaves." 
The  names  of  the  different  members  are  not  given.  The  census 
of  1698,1  however,  gives  the  names  of  James  and  his  family  as 
follows : 

James  Pershall 
Margaret  Pershall 
Mary  Pershall 
Israel  Pershall 
David  Pershall 
Ben j  amen  Pershall 
Margarett  Pershall  Junjs. 

Whether  the  name  of  Margaret  is  an  error  for  Elizabeth 
or  was  the  name  of  a  second  wife,  evidence  fails  to  disclose.  I 
■strongly  incline  to  the  former  hypothesis.  We  have  no  record 
of  the  death  of  Elizabeth,  nor  of  a  second  marriage  of  James. 
Elizabeth  was  living  June  26th,  1690,  as  the  following  receipt 
to  the  executors  of  her  father's  estate  will  show : 

•  Early   Long   Island,   216. 

-t  XXXm.   N.   Y.   Col.   M33.  94. 

t  I.    Doc.    Hl8t.   of  N.   Y.   453. 


THEFIRSTGENERATION  13 

"Receipt  and  release  of  James  Parshall  of  Soutliold  to  John,  David  and 
Lyon  Gardiner  dated  20tli  June  1600,  for  ninety  pounds  current  mony  as  a 
legacy  and  for  any  other  sum  due  Elizabeth  I'arshall  his  wife,  and  daughter 
of  David  Gardiner  late  deceased. 

"Witnesses  mark  of 

Joseph  Griffin  James   X    Pabshall 

Steplien  Baily 

Entd  pr  Benj:   Yo.  Rdr. 

"I  do  also  hereby  engage,  in  case  of  a  nonpayment  of  the  sd  above  obli- 
gation never  to  exact  or  desire  any  more  than  ninety  pounds,  as  my  wife's 
and  my  full  proportion  of  the  estate  of  my  father  in  law  Mr  David  (iardiner 
deceased. 

"Witness  my  hand  and  seal   2Gth   June   1690. 

"Memorandum:  If  the  s<3  Estate  shall  be  wasted  or  destroyed  by  robery 
or  fire  before  the  obligation  of  ninety  pounds  be  performed  then  I  am  to 
bear  my  proportion  of  what  shall  be  wasted  or  destroyed— .June  -Idih  1690 — 

mark  of 
"James   X    Pabshall 
"Entd  pr  Benj:  Yo.  Rdr—"* 

His  will,  made  in  1692,  a  little  more  than  two  years  after  the 

receipt   set   forth   on   the  preceding  page,   mentions   his   wife, 

but  w-ithout   naming  her.  I    insert   that   extremely   interesting 
document  in  this  place: 

"In  ye  name  of  God  Amen — Southold  this  14th.  of  Oct.  1602  I  James 
Parshall  of  the  town  of  S'hold  in  ye  County  of  Suffolk  upon  I.ong  Island 
in  ye  Province  of  N.  York  being  weak  in  body  but  of  sound  memory  do 
ordain  &  establish  these  presents  to  be  my  last  will  &  testamt  in  manner 
&  form  following — First — I  bequeath  my  soul  to  Jesus  Christ  my  merci- 
ful Redeemer  &  my  body  to  ye  earth  by  decent  burial  in  ye  last  assured 
hopes  of  its  resurrection  again  at  ye  last  day  &  as  to  my  outward  estate 
all  my  just  debts  being  first  paid  &  funeral  charges  allowed  for  by  my  exec- 
utors I  do  will  Si  dispose  as  followeth— Impmis  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto 
my  two  sons  Israel  &  David  all  my  accommodations  of  both  upland  & 
meadow  to  them  &  their  heirs  forever  equally  to  be  divided  between  thera 
two  only  my  eldest  son  Israel  is  to  have  the  eastermost  side  of  this  my 
accommodation  of  upland  in  Occabauke  with  all  the  improvements  thereon 
that  is  to  say  mj'  dwelling  house  barn  outhouses  fences  on'hards  &  improved 
lands — also  my  will  is  that  nil  my  implements  of  husbandry  &  arms  be 
equally  divided  between  my  sd  two  sons.  21y  I  do  give  &  In-qtieatb  to  my 
beloved  wife  one  bed  with  all  the  furniture  thereunto  belonging — lly  I  do 
give  &  bequeath  her  choice  of  my  Indian  Girls  also  my  will  is  that  n\y  wife 
enjoy  one  room  of  my  dwelling  house  &  half  my  orchard  during  her  widow- 
hood  and   no   longer —  .51y    I   do   give   and   bequeath    to   my   eldest   daughter 

•  n.   S'old  Town   Rec.   266. 


14  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Mary  one  bed  with  all  ye  furniture  tliereunto  belon<i:in<j  Also  I  give  unto 
my  sd  dangliter  my  otlier  Indian  Girl —  6Iy  my  will  is  yt  all  ye  rest  of  my 
estate  sliall  be  equally  divided  between  my  wife  &  all  my  surviving  chil- 
dren—  Tly  My  will  is  yt  &  if  my  two  grown  Indian  slaves  do  serve  faith- 
fully five  years  (that  then  and  not  else  they  shall  be  free)  Lastly — My 
mind  &  will  is  yt  my  beloved  brothers  in  law  John  Gardiner  &  David 
Gardiner  together  with  my  friend  Mr.  Thomas  Mapes  be  executors  to  this 
my  last  Will  &  testamt.  And  I  do  advise  them  to  put  out  my  two  sons 
to  such  trades  as  they  shall  incline  to  learn  for  the  confirmation  hereof 
1  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  &  fixed  my  seal  in  Southold  this  14  day  of 
Oct  in  ye  year  of  our  Lord  God,  1692. 

James   P.vrsiiall   [Seal]  * 
"Signed  sealed  published  &  declared  before  us 
"Evan   Davise 

Samuel   Swazy 

Tho.   Mapes" 

The  following  minute  of  the  proceedings  on  the  probate  of 
the  foregoing  instrument  is  also  of  record : 

"By  the  tenor  of  these  presents  know  ye  yt  on  ye  28  day  of  Oct.  1701  at 
ye  manor  of  St.  Georges  in  ye  County  of  Suffolk  before  ye  Honoble  CoU 
William  Smith  Judge  of  the  Prerogative  Court  in  ye  sd  County  was  proved 
&  approved  ye  last  will  &  testamt  of  James  Parshall  late  of  S'hold  in  ye 
sd  County  deceased  on  ye  1.5  day  of  Sept.  1701  who  by  bis  sd  will  did 
nominate  and  appoint  his  brothers  in  law  .John  &  David  Gardiner  &  Thomas 
Mapes  his  executors — and  ye  administration  of  the  goods  &  chattels  of  ye 
sd  deceased  was  granted  to  ye  sd  David  Gardiner  &  Thomas  Mapes."* 

A  careful  perusal  of  this  will  makes  it  appear  probable  that 
all  the  children  of  James,  mentioned  in  the  Census  of  1698, 
were  born  prior  to  the  date  thereof.  Benjamin  probably  died 
in  childhood  as  no  records  of  him  are  extant.  The  bare  mention 
of  his  name  in  the  Census  of  1698  is  all  that  is  known  of  him. 
The  Census  of  1698,  also  contains  the  last  record  of  his  eldest 
daughter  ]\Iary,  "Margaret  Junjr,"  married  Caleb  Howell  in 
1710,1  after  which  she  also  disappears  from  the  records. 

James  was  "a  gentleman,"  in  the  sense  in  which  the  word  was 
used  in  Colonial  times,  and  a  man  of  considerable  means,  which 
he  probably  brought  with  him  from  England.  The  following, 
relative  to  James,  appears  in  a  work  relating  to  Long  Island : 

•  Early  L.  I.  Wills  of  Suffolk  Co.  226. 
t  Salmon  Rec. 


THE     FIRST     GENERATION  IS 

"Israel  and  David  Parshall  were  sons  of  James  Parshall,  who  married 
Elizabeth,  the  only  daughter  of  David  Gardiner,  who  lived  on  the  Pesa- 
punck  Neck,  at  JIattituck.  and  afterwards  hecame  the  second  proprietor 
of  Gardiner's  Island.  Of  the  Parslialls  we  have  no  account.  James,  who 
styles  himself  "Gent  of  the  Isle  of  Wi^ht,'  with  his  wife  fi;^urcs  conspicu- 
ously in  the  settlement  of  his  father-in-law's  estate. 

"He  owned  and  occupied  large  tracts  of  land  at  Af|ueho£;uo.  lived  upon 
the  North  Koail,  and  left  his  estate  to  his  sons  Israel  and  David.  The 
name  of  Parshall  is  not  now,  we  believe,  to  be  found  in  Soulhold,  or  even 
in  Riverlicad  Town."" 

As  a  curiosity,  rather  than  as  possessing  any  particular  gen- 
ealogical value,  I  insert  th.e  following  quaint  deed  of  an  Indian 
girl: 

"Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  James  Paresall  belonging  to 
Southold  in  ye  County  of  SufTolk  on  ye  Island  of  Nassaw  yeoman  have  sold 
and  delivered  unto  John  Parker  of  Southampton  fuller  an  Indian  Garle 
aged  about  eight  years  daughter  of  one  Dorcas  an  Indian  woman,  which 
said  Sarah  was  my  slave  for  her  life  time;  and  I  doe  by  tliese  presents 
sell  her  ye  sd  Sarah  unto  him  the  said  John  Parker  dureing  her  naturall 
life,  to  be  unto  him  ye  said  Parker  his  heires  and  assigns  as  his  or  their 
proper  estate;  and  I  doe  bind  myself  my  heirs,  cxccuta  and  administrata 
to  make  good  ye  sale  of  ye  above  Indian  gairle  to  him  ye  said  Parker  his 
heirs  and  assigns;  and  I  doe  acknowledge  to  have  received  of  him  ye  said 
Parker  for  and  in  consideration  of  said  Indian  garle  as  full  satisfaction, 
the  full  and  just  sum  of  sixteen  pounds  current  money  of  the  province. 

"In  witness  whereof  I  have  heieunto  sett  my  hand  and  scale  this  27th 
day   of  March    IGOS. 

"Witnesses  l^'s 

Joseph  Moore  James   I   Pe.\rs.ux 

Samuel  Clark—  "ark 

"Kntd   Mav  ve   lOth    1712"t 


The  place  of  burial  of  James  is  unknown,  though  doubtless  it 
is  some  ancient  cemetery  in  or  near  Southold.  No  stone  marks 
his  final  resting  place.  The  place  of  his  sepulcher  is  as  problem- 
atical as  that  of  Moses.  The  cemetery  at  Mattituck,  where  his 
sons  Israel  and  David  lie  buried  was  not  opened  until  171 5,  some 
fourteen  years  after  the  death  of  James,  hence  it  is  not  probable 
that  he  rests  there.     The  following  from  an  unpublished  manu- 

•  II.    S'old   Town   Rec.    438. 
t  Id.    179   *<•. 


X6  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

script  by  the  Rev.  Mr.  Craven,  pastor  of  the  Presbyterian  church 
at  Mattituck,  though  relating  only  to  the  cemetery  at  that  place 
will  be  of  interest  in  this  connection : 

Mattituck  Burying  Ground. 

In  1809,  the  Burying  Ground  was  already  nearly  one  hundred 
years  old,  and  many  were  its  occupants.  Some  were  probably 
buried  here  in  1715,  the  very  year  it  was  given  to  the  parish. 
No  stone  in  it  bears  an  older  date  than  1723,  but  this  is  not 
strange,  for  all  the  stones  had  to  be  brought  from  a  distance, 
most  of  them  from  England,  at  considerable  expense.  Those 
strange,  little  blue  slate  gravestones  of  the  last  century  cost  more 
comparatively  than  fine  marble  monuments  to-day.  Not  one  half 
the  graves,  perhaps  not  one  third,  are  marked.  There  are  thirty- 
five  stones  placed  earlier  than  1750.  There  are  twenty-five  that 
mark  the  graves  of  men  and  women  whose  lives  dated  into  the 
17th  century.  It  is  not  improbable  that  men  and  women  born 
before  Southold  Town  was  settled  in  1640,  lie  in  unmarked 
graves  in  Mattituck  churchyard." 

It  should  be  a  matter  of  keen  regret  that  the  first  ancestor 
of  our  family  in  America  lies  in  a  forgotten  grave. 


The   Second    Generation 

FAMILY     II. 

ISRAEL^  Capt.  [3],  (James^)  eldest  son  of  James 
and  Elizabeth  (Gardiner)  Parshall,  b.  probably  Gardiner's  Island, 
1680;  d.  Aquebogne,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  18  Apl.,  1738,  "in  the 
58th  year  of  his  age:"*  in.  (1)4  Dec,  1702,1  Joanna  Swezey  (b. 
about  1678;  d.  22  Feby.,  1724;  age  47  years  3  mos.)"* 

\_Aqucbognc ,  N.  ¥.] 

Chi  Id  rent 

7  I.  Joanna^  b.  about   1703;  (/.  31   May,   1733;  "age  30 

years;"   111.    15   Mch.,    1722,   Christopher  Youngs.** 
Issiie:^ 
i.  James-*    (Youngs)    in.   5   May.    1748.   Mehitabel 

Benjamin, 
ii.  Christopher-*   (Youngs)  in.  1744,  Anne  Wells, 
iii.  Joanna^    (Youngs)    in.    16   Apl..    1753,    Daniel 
Wells. 

8  II.  James-'  d.  9  Apl.,  1719.** 

9  III.  Elizabeth"  b.  2j  June,   1705:^^  d.  23  Feby.,   1793;^^ 

;;;.  28  Oct..  1724,**  Joseph  Davies  (b.  22  Mch.,  1702; 
(/.  26  Sept.,  I790.'''t)  Issue -.^^ 

*   Gravp  at  Mattitiick;   Sal.   Rec;  Moore's  Index  108. 
t  Sal.   Re(;. ;    Moore's  Index   KIS. 

t  Will  of  Israel  Parshall.  XUI.  N.   -V.  -Wills,  295;  Moore's  Index  108. 
§  Fain.   Hce.   Pes.  S.  Young,  Jr.,  N.  Y. 
••  Salmon   Record. 

ft  liible  Kcc.   Joseph  Davies  pos.   Mrs.   Sarah  C.   Post. 

it  -Will  of  Joseph   Davies.  from  a  eopy  in  my  pos.   It  does  not  appear  where  the  orig. 
is  recorded.    Prob.   among  N.   Y.   Wills. 


18  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

i.  Joseph*   (Davies)   b.  1735-6;  d.  i  May,   1814, 

"in  the  78th  year  of  his  age."* 
ii.  Israel'*   (Davies). 

iii.  Timothy  (Davies)  b.  21  Sept.,  1750.1" 
iv.  Experience*  (Davies) 
V.  Amy*  (Davies) 
vi.  Ehzabeth*  (Davies) 
vii.  Jemimah*    (Davies) 
viii.   Keziah*  (Davies) 
10     IV.  Keziah,^  ?«.  12  Jany.,  1727,  Joseph  Mapest  {d.  1771, 
"aet  83")  Issue :^ 
i.  Keziah*  (Mapes)  m.  Thomas  Reeve, 
ii.  Joseph*   (Mapes)   m.  —  Apl.,   1749,  Elizabeth 

Davies.** 
iii.  Jabez*  (Mapes)  d.  inf. 
iv.  Joanna*  (Mapes)  ;;;.  Peter  Hallock. 
V.  Jabez*  (Mapes)  d.  s.  p. 
vi.  James*   (Mapes) 
vii.  Phineas*   (Mapes) 
viii.  Anne*  (Mapes) 

a.  Timothy  Davies,  or  Davis,  as  the  name  is  spelled  by  his  descendants, 
was  of  Welsh  extraction,  I.  Brookhaven,  Long  Island,  21  Sept.  1750;  m.  (I) 
Elizabeth  Jayne  (6.  21  Sept.,  1757).  Issue:  i.  Parshall,  b.  23  Apl.,  1779; 
ii.  Asenath,  6.  31  May,  1781;  iii.  Joseph  Nash,  6.  31  Meh.  1783;  iv.  Israel, 
6.  6  Jany.  1785;  v.  Joanna,  6.  24  June,  1787;  vi.  Timothv,  6.  25  Feby. 
1790;  vii.  Elizabeth,  b.  8  Meh.  1792;  i-iii.  Tabatha,  b.  1794.  He  m.  (2) 
5  Dec.  1795.  Mary  Hallock,  and  had  issue:  ix.  Maria  Jayne,  b.  18  Oct.  1797; 
d.  5  Jany.  1877;  m.  30  .Jany.  1823,  John  Clark  {d.  28  Jany.  18G1)  s.  John 
and  Elizabeth  (Corwin)  Clark;**  gd.  s.  John  and  Rachel  (Soper)  Clark; 
gt.-gd.  s.  Tliomas  and  Elizabeth  ( — )  Clark;  qt.-gt.-gd.  s.  Thomas  and  Mary 
(  — )  Clark.tt  Mrs.  Sarah  Clark  Post,  of  Gre'enport,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  is  a 
dau.  of  John  and  Maria  Jayne  (Davies)  Clark;  and  it  is  to  her  kindness 
of  heart,  coupled  with  a  keen  enthusiasm  for  genealogical  research,  that  I 
am  indebted  for  these  records  of  the  descendants  of  Elizabeth  Parshall,  as 
well  as  for  much  other  extremely  valuable  data.  The  old  Davies  family 
Bible  is  in  her  possession,  but  a  page  containing  very  early  records  has  been 
torn  from  it  and  unfortunately  lost,  hence  my  inability  to  give  fuller  data 
of  this  family. 

•  Grave  at  Mattituck. 

t  Bible  Rec.  Joseph  Davies,  pos.  Mrs.  Sarah  C.  Post. 

t  Salmon    Record. 

§  Will  of  Joseph   Mapes,   XXXV.   N.   Y.,   Wills,   216. 

••  Corwin   Gen.    57. 

tt  Bible  Rec.   ot  John  Clark,   pos.   Mrs.   Sarah  C.   Post. 


THE     SECOND    GENERATION  19 

11  V.  Israel,^  b.  probably  1708-12.     Fam.  iv. 

12  VI.  Jemima,^   in.    17   May,    1730,   Jonathan   Terry*    (d. 

18  Nov.,  1753).* 

13  vii.  Experience,^    in.    11    Nov.,     1736,    Daniel    Reeve.* 

Prob.  Issue  ■.'^ 

Israel,  ;;;.  (2)  26  May,  1726,  the  widow  Mary  Terry,*  who 
survived  him,**  and  is  probably  the  Mary  Parshil  who,  9  June 
1752,  became  one  of  the  incorporators  of  a  new  Church  Society 
at  Mattituck.f 

Connected  by  ties  of  consanguinity  and  marriage  with  many 
of  its  oldest  and  best  families;  possessed  of  abundant  means; 
a  gentleman  in  the  sense  in  which  the  word  was  then  understood, 
Israel  Parshall  was  one  of  the  most  prominent  men  of  his  day  in 
Southold.  To  the  very  considerable  landed  estate  which  he  had 
received  from  his  father,  he  added  from  time  to  time  until  he 
became,  probably,  one  of  the  largest  landowners  in  the  township. 
In  1715,  he  appears  as  a  private  in  "Ye  Soffolk  Regt.  Anno 
Don  1715,  Henry  Smith  Col,  Joseph  Wickham  Lieut.  (Col.), 
William  Smith  Major."tt  Subsequently,  in  all  probability  he 
became  Captain  of  the  Southold  Company,  for  toward  the  latter 
part  of  his  life  he  is  invariably  referred  to  in  contemporary  rec- 
ords as  "Capt."  Israel  Parshall.  His  will,**  dated  23  June.  1737, 
proved,  22  May,  1738,  mentions  his  "wife  Mary."     To  his  son 

a.  In  the  History  of  the  Strong  Familyt  it  is  stated  that  .loshua  Brown 
m.  the  u-id.  Experience  Reeve,  who  was  Experience  Parshall.  I  find  no 
authority  whatever  to  substantiate  this  statement.  A  Joshua  Brown  did  m. 
19  .June."  1749,  a  u-id.  Experience  Tcmj.'  A  Daniel  Reeve  m.  20  .\ug.  1734, 
Sarah  Owen,*  so  it  is  clear  tliere  were  at  least  two  Reeves  bearing  the 
name  of  Daniel,  one  of  whom  d.  at  Albany,  13  Dec.  I74(i,*  and  letters  of 
administration  were  granted  to  his  irirf..§  but  which  of  the  two  DanieU  it  wa.s 
who  d.  I  am  quite  unable  to  say. 

•  Salmon   Record. 

t  Mattltuck  Ch.  Rec. 

t  Hist.  Strong  Fam.   I.  652. 

!    Prob.   N.  Y.  Wills. 

tt  Kept.  State  Historian   I.   508:  Col.   N.   Y.   Hist.   Msa.   CS. 

••  Will  of  Israel  Parshall.  XIII.  N.  Y.  Wills.  295;  Moore's  Index  103. 


20  THE     PARS  HALLFAMILY 

Israel  he  leaves  his  real  estate,  and  to  his  daughters  Jemima 
Terry,  Elizabeth  Davis,  Keziah  Mapes  and  Experience  Reeve 
and  to  his  son-in-law  Christopher  Youngs,  he  leaves  £50  each. 
His  son  James,  who  was  beyond  question  the  eldest  son,  had 
died  long  before  the  making  of  the  will,  and  consequently  is  not 
mentioned.  Israel"  is  the  ancestor  who,  according  to  the  tradition 
current  among  the  descendants  of  his  nephew  Jonathan,  fled  from 
France  after  the  revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes,  and  this  tra- 
dition has  been  embalmed  in  a  so-called  history.*  Israel  was 
born  1680,  and  the  revocation  of  the  Edict  occurred  18  Oct., 
1685,  or  when  he  was  about  five  years  of  age.  It  is  as  clear  and 
certain  as  anything  within  the  range  of  human  knowledge  that 
Israel  Parshall  was  born,  lived  and  died  on  Long  Island. 


FAMILY  III. 


DAVID^  [4],  (James')  b.  probably  Gardiners  Island,  Suffolk 

Co.,  N.  Y.,  July.   1682;  d.  Acjuebogue,  25  Jany.,    1725-6; 

"age  43  years  and  six  months  ff  in.  about  1704,  his  cousin 
Mary,$  dau.  David"  and  Martha  (Youngs)  Gardiner  (b.  1685; 
d.  suddenly,  19  Apl.,  1725,  "age  40  years"). f 

Children: 

14  I.  David'''  b.  probably  1705.     Fam.  V. 

15  II.   Mary^**  b.  1707;  d.  19  July,  1779;  ni.  3  Nov.,  1726 

Deacon  Nathaniel  Wells,  Issue: 

a.  David  Gardiner  was  the  son  of  David  and  brother  of  Elizabeth  Gardi- 
ner, wife  of  .Jaraes.i  Alartha  Young's,  liis  wife,  was  the  dau.  of  Col.  .John.J 
and  grand  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Youngs. §  The  first  clergyman  at  Soutliold.  He 
was  b.  England.  1597-8;  d.  SouthoUl,  L.  I.,  24  Feby.,  1071-2;  m.  1622,  Joan 
Herrington,  of  Southold,  England.§ 

♦  Ruttenber   &  Clark's  Hist,   of  Orange   Co.    240  etc. 
t  Grave  at  Mattituck;    Sal.   Rec. ;   Moore's  Indexes. 

t  Moore's  Indexe.s;  Gardiner  Gen.;  Wm.  Wells  Fam.  of  S'o'.d  26,o;  Will  of  David  Gardi- 
ner.   N.    Y.    Wills. 
§  IX.  Am.    Ancestry,   .SO;    Corwin   Gen.   161. 
—   Wm.   Wells  Fam.   of  S'old,  265. 


THE     SECOND     GENERATION  21 

i.   Nathaniel*  (Wells)  b.  Oct..  1729. 

ii.  Mary*    (Wells)    b.    1733;   d.   26  Jany.,    1805; 

;».  21  Nov.,   1 75 1.  Jolin  Wells, 
iii.  James*    (Wells)   b.  about   1735. 
iv.  Abigail*   (Wells)   b.  1738;  d.  19  Oct.  1755. 
V.  Bethiah*  (Wells)  b.  about  1740;  111.  1764,  Wil- 
liam Luce, 
vi.  Sarah*  (Wells)  b.  1743-4;  ;;;.  William  Downes. 
vii.  Manly*  (Wells)  b.  1746. 
viii.  Nathaniel*    (Wells)    b.   1751. 

16  III.  Saralr  in.  1726,  Joshua  Hallock.* 

17  IV.  Abigail'-  b.  in.  i  Nov.  1739.  Barnabas  Horton.* 

18  V.  Jonathan^  b.  probably  about  1715-16.     Fam.  VI. 

19  VI.  Bethialr^t  b.  19  Feby.,  1724;!  (/.  Morristown,  N.  J.; 

VI.  (i)  21  Feby.,  1743,  Rev.  David  Youngs. f 

Issue: 

i.   David*  (Youngs)  b.  19  Aug..  1745. 

ii.  Hannah*   (Youngs)   b.   13  June.   1747:  in.   (i) 

David  Wheeler;  ni.   (2)  Capt.  Enoch  Beach, 
iii.  Ephriam*  (Youngs)  b.  26  Oct.,  1749. 
iv.  James*    (Youngs)   b.  22  Jany.,   175 — :  ;;;.  his 

step  sister  Ruth  Halsey. 

in.  (2)  Capt.  Benjamin  Flalsey,  of  Morristown,  N.  J., 
probably  no  issue. 

David,  like  his  brother  Israel,  was  a  large  land  owner  in 
Southold,  and  was  probably  one  of  the  wealthiest  men  in  the 
community  where  he  resided.  He  a])pears  to  have  been  of  a 
more  retiring  disposition  than  his  brother  and  took  a  less  con- 
spicuous, if  not  less  active  part  in  the  affairs  of  the  town.  He 
also  appears  as  a  private  in  the  Soutliold  Militia  Co..  in  1715. 

•  Salmon  Record. 

t  Thos.  Halsey  and  His  Descendants  In   Am.   51. 

t  Bible  Rec.  Rev.  David  Youngs. 


22  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

His  will,  dated,  24  Jany.,  1725-6,  and  proved  16  Mch.,  1725-6, 
is  as  follows  :* 

"In  the  name  of  God,  Amen.  The  24th  day  of  Januarj-,  in  the  year  of 
our  Lord,  1726,  I,  David  Parshall,  of  Southold,  in  the  County  of  Suffolk, 
and  Colony  of  New  York,  husbandman;  being  very  sick  and  weak  in  body 
but  of  perfect  mind  and  memory  ♦♦**•*  this  my  Last  Will 
and   Testament. 

Imprimis:  I  give  and  bequeath  to  my  eldest  son,  David  Parshall,  the 
one-half  of  my  land  that  I  now  live  upon.  The  outermost  side  &  also  the 
land  one  half  of  my  undivided  Land  with  my  Eastermost  piece  of  Meadow 
Ground  at  Sawmill  Brook  Lying  between  Israel  Parshall  on  the  East  side 
and  Joseph  Brown  the  West  side  &  my  half  of  all  the  rest  of  my  Meadow 
ground. 

Secondly,  I  will  &  bequeath  to  my  youngest  son  Jonathan  Parshall,  the 
one-half  of  my  land  that  I  now  live  upon.  The  west  half  also  the  one- 
half  of  my  undivided   Land  &  my  Meadow  Ground   not  given   before. 

Thirdly,  I  give  &  bequeath  to  my  youngest  son  Jonathan  Parshall,  Sixty 
pounds  in  Current  money  of  New  York,  my  will  is  that  the  said  £60  shall 
be  put  to  use  at  the  discretion  of  my  Executors  while  my  said  son  shall 
come  to  the  age  of  21  years. 

Fourthly:  I  give  &  bequeath  all  the  rest  of  my  estate  after  my  lawful 
debts  are  paid  unto  all  my  children  equally  to  be  divided  between  them 
at  the  discretion  of  my  Executors. 

Further  my  will  is  that  if  any  of  my  Daughters  shall  die  before  mar- 
riage then  their  part  shall  be  divided  equally  between  the  rest  of  my 
daughters   who   are  the   survivors. 

Lastly:  I  constitute  &  ordain  my  brother  Israel  Parshall,  Samuel  Swezey 
&  Jolin  Wells  my  only  &  sole  executors  of  this  my  last  Will  &  testament. 

(Signed)  David    Pabshall 

In  presence  of 

Samuel  Wells 
Christopher  Youngs  Sen. 
Peter  Simmonds  Junr. 

He  appears  to  have  been  greatly  attached  to  his  wife,  whose  un- 
timely death  he  survived  but  a  few  months. 

•     Will  of  David  Parshall,  N.  Y.  Wills,  Lib.  X.,  p.  157  (old  p.  161). 


The    Third    Generation 


FAMILY  IV. 

ISRAEL^  [ii]>  (IsracP  Jaiiics^)  b.  probably  Aquebogue, 
Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  about  1708-12;  m.  16  Nov.,  1732,  Bethia 
Case.* 

Children: 

20  I.  James*  b.  about  1733-5.     Fam.  VII. 

21  II.  Israel''  b.  6  Oct.,  1736.!    Fam.  VIII. 

22  III.  Phineas.*" 

23  IV.  Benjamin*  b.  12  Sept.,  1744.J  Fam.  IX. 

24  V.  Jesse.* 

25  VI.  Delilah* §  ;». Terry.    Issue:  • 

i.  Deliverance^    (Terry)    m.   Israel  Parshall   (see 
Fam.  XVII.)  Probably  others. 

26  VII.  Bethiah*  m.  i  Mch.,  1749-50,  David  Wells.* 
2y  viii.  Jemima*  m.  1750,  James  Webb.* 

28  IX.  Joanna*  m.  1751-2,  Joshua  Wells.* 

29  X.  A  child*  d.  17  Nov.,  1748.* 

30  XI.  A  son*  d.  18  Dec,  1751.* 

a.     Phineas  Parshall  was  a  soldier  of  the  Revolution,  serving  in  the  3d 

•  Salmon   Rerord. 

t  Grave  at  Chemung.  N.   Y. 

t  Bible  Rec.   pos.    Dr.   Geo.   H.    Parshall. 

S  Orlswold  Rec.   poa.  Asa  Parshall,  Chemung,   N.   Y. 


24  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

The  existing  records  of  Israel  Parshall  are  of  the  most  meager 
description.  It  is  clear,  however,  that  he  remained  for  about 
twenty  years  after  liis  marriage  a  resident  of  the  town  of  Soutli- 
old.  On  6  ApL,  1749,  he  sold  to  Jonathan  Youngs,  for  a  con- 
sideration of  £400,  "a  certain  parcel  of  land  situate  in  the  first 
division  of  Aquebogue  lands,  at  the  place  called  Long  Swamp, 
bounded  N.  by  the  Sound,  S.  by  the  Kings  highway  called  the 
North  Rhoad,  E.  by  Christopher  Youngs,  and  W.  by  Christopher 
Youngs,  Jun.^"*  This  being  probably  all  the  realty  then  held  by 
iiim,  and  after  the  death  of  his  son,  18  Dec,  iJSi.f  he  probably 
removed  to  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  many  of  his  ijeighbors, 
friends  and  relatives  had  preceded  him.  He  may  have  been  the 
Israel  Parshall,  who,  14  Feby.,  1756,  witnessed  the  will  of 
Samuel  Gale,  of  Goshen, i  and  he  probably  was  the  one  who  at  the 
Census  of  Slaves,  1755,  was  returned  under  "The  Number  of  all 
the  Negro  that's  belonging  Vnder  Captain  John  Wessnor,  of 
floriday"§  as  the  owner  of  one  male  negro  slave.  This  would 
seem  to  indicate  that  he  was  then  a  resident  of  the  Precinct  of 
Florida,  in  that  County.  He  probably  </.  or  removed  from  the 
county  before  the  l^reaking  out  of  the  Revolutionary  War,  as  his 
name  does  not  appear  in  any  of  the  records  of  that  period. 
No  will,  purporting  to  be  his,  has  been  discovered,  so  that  there 
exists  no  positive  evidence  as  to  his  children.  The  names,  how- 
ever, of  James  and  Israel,  were  hereditary  in  his  line  and  the 
impossibility  of  their  being  sons  of  any  one  else  makes  it  alto- 
gether probable  that  they  were  his.    A  record  in  possession  of  the 

Regt.  Orange  Co.  Militia.**  He  was  a  resident  of  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  at  the 
breal<ing  out  of  the  war  and  signed  tlie  As.sociation  to  support  Congress.tt 
He  afterwards  removed  to  Cherry  Valley,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  he  made 
his  home  and  died  there  in  the  earl}'  part  of  the  10th  Century.  Whether  he 
married  and  left  issue,  1  have  no  means  of  knowing;  I  have  been  unable 
to  gain  the  slightest  information  regarding  him  beyond  that  disclosed  by  the 
Revolutionary  records. 

*  II.  S'old   Town   Rec.   465. 

t  Salmon    Record. 

t  Calend.ir  of  Wills,   1626-1S38,   159. 

§  III.  Doc.    Hist,   of   N.   Y.    850. 

**  N.    V.   in  The  Rev.,  253. 

tt  I.  Col.  of  N.   Y.   Hist.   Mss.  11. 


THE     THIRD     GENERATION  25 

descendants  of  Israel^  states  tliat  he  (Israel'')  ''had  brothers 
James,  IMiiiieas,  Benjamin  and  Jesse."*  It  seems  to  me  that 
tlie  e\i(!ence  on  this  point,  though  shght,  is  not  the  less  conclu- 
sive. The  evidence,  however,  as  to  the  daughters  is  less  strong. 
The  record  referred  to  above  states  that  "he  ( Israel )  had  a  sister 
Delilah."  As  to  the  others,  their  ages,  approximated  from  the 
dates  of  their  marriage  makes  it  impossible  that  they  could  have 
been  daughters  of  Da\-id,-  David-'  or  Jonathan.''  There  ajjpears 
to  be  little  room  for  doubt  on  the  subject. 


FAMILY  V. 


DAVID^   [14],   {Davi(P  Jaiiics^)  b.  probably  at  Aquebogue; 

d.  about  Jany.,   1760°;    ;;;.  Dec,   1736,  Sibyl,  dan.  Capt. 

Ephriam   and    Sarah    (Herrick)    Wliitcf    (b.    about    1716;    d. 
Patchogue,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  8  July,   1812,  age  96  years). 4 

[Aquebogue,  N.  V. 
Cliildroi:^ 

51  I.  David-*  b.  about  1737-8.     F.\m.  X. 

^2  II.   Desire'  ;;;.  19  Jany..  1755,  Daniel  Downs.** 

^^  III.   Elias'  b.  about  1746.     Fam.  XI. 

34  IV.  Sibyl.-"' 

35  V.  George^  (/.  29  July,  1755,  ("drownded").** 

a.  The  Will  of  Diivi<l.'!  bpar.s  dale  11  Meli.,  17")'.t;  proved  2S  Feby.,  1700. 
He  imist  have  d.  between  these  dates.  Probably  about  .Jaiiy.,  ITtiO.  .Ml  his 
children  are  mentioned  by  name  in  tlie  Will,  exeept  (!eori;e,  wlio  had  died 
some  years  ])reviously.  It  will  be  noted  that  the  line  of  descent  from  .lamest 
thronsrh  Uavid2  and  Davids  is  proven  by  Wills  and  other  documents  of  unim- 
peachable authenticity. 

6.  ''Seles*'  Parshall  «i.  12  Nov.,  1704,  Joshua  Howell.**  This  may  have 
been  Sibyl.4 

•  Grlswold   Rec.   pos.   Asa  Parshall.    ClieinunK.    N.    Y. 

t  Salmon  Record;  Howell's  Hist,  of  Southampton,  4(10. 

t  Grave  at  Patchogue,   N.   Y. 

5  Win  of   nnvid   Parshall,    N.    Y.    Wills,    Lib,    22,   p.    130   (old   p.    135). 

••  Salmon  Record. 


26  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

36  VI.  Mehitabel^  b.  27  Oct.,  1750;  d.  4  Apl.,  1837;  m.  Phi- 
neas,  j.  David  and  Deborah  (Wells)  Corwin  {b.  11 
Sept.,  1749;  d.  24  Dec,  1828),*  Issue.* 

i.  George^  (Corwin)  b.  10  Nov.,  1768. 
ii.  James''  (Corwin)  b.  25  May,  1773. 
iii.   SibyP  (Corwin)  b.  25  May,  1773. 
iv.  MehitabeP  (Corwin)  b.  29  May,  1777. 
V.  Sarah''  (Corwin)  b.  29  July,  1779. 
vi.  Bethia^   (Corwin)   b.  27  May,   1782. 
vii.  Phineas^  (Corwin)  b.  22  Aug.,  1788. 
viii.  Desire''  (Corwin)  b.  6  Apl.,  1788. 
ix.  Fanny^  (Corwin)  b. May,  1791. 

^y    VII.  James''  b. Sept.,  1754.     Fam.  XII. 

38  VIII.  John*  b.  5  May,  1757.  Fam.  XIII. 

To  fix,  even  approximately,  the  date  of  David's  birth,  is  a 
matter  of  considerable  difficulty.  From  the  circumstance  that 
his  father,  David,^  speaks  in  his  will  of  his  youngest  son,  Jona- 
than, being  "under  age,"  we  are  led  to  infer  that  at  the  time  the 
will  was  drawn  (Jany.,  1726)  David  was  of  age,  or  very  nearly 
so,  which  would  make  the  date  of  his  birth  not  later  than  1705. 
But  he  married  Dec,  1736,  at  which  time  he  would  necessarily 
have  been  31  years  of  age,  which,  for  the  time,  seems  almost 
incredible.  Marriages  then  were  usually  contracted  very  early 
in  life,  men  marrying  at  from  eighteen  to  twenty-two  years  of 
age.  Moreover  his  wife  was  born  in  1716,  and  such  a  discrepancy 
was  also  unusual.  On  the  whole,  however,  the  former  date  seems 
to  me  the  more  probable. 

His  will.t  dated  11  Mch.,  1759,  proved  28  Feby.,  1760.  men- 
tions all  his  children  by  name.  I  insert  an  epitome  of  the  will  in 
this  place: 

•  Corwin  Gen.    ISO 

t  Will  of  David  Parshall,  N.  Y.  Wills,  Lib.  22,   p.   150  (old  p.  135). 


THETHIRDGENERATION  27 

I,  David  Parsliall,  of  the  town  of  Soutliold,  .  .  .  Yeoman  .  .  to  my 
oldest  son  David  Parsliall  all  land  Xortlnvard  of  the  New  Road  &  Meadow 
at  Sawmill  Brook — To  my  second  son  Elias  Parshall  all  my  lands  which 
lyeth  between  the  North  Rode  «!t  the  South  Rode  where  I  now  live,  with 
all  the  buildings  upon  the  same  &  also  all  that  West  Meadow — upon  the 
North  side  of  Peeoneck  River  (allows  his  wife  the  imjirovcments  of  it  until 
he  shall  come  of  age) — To  3d  sou  James  Parshall  land  Southward  of  the 
South  Rode  and  the  Meadow  adjoining  to  the  said  land  &  all  the  buildings 
which  stand  upon  it.  Land  bounded  upon  the  East  by  the  lands  of  Nathan 
Perry;  South  by  Samuel  Wells,  West  by  Isaiah  Tuthill  &  North  by  Kings 
Rode  allowing  his  mother  my  now  wife  the  improvement  until  he  come 
of  age.  To  youngest  son  John  Parshall  £100,  when  he  shall  come  of  age. 
To  my  daughter  Desire  Downes  £5.  To  my  daughter  Sebil  Parshall  £30, 
to  my  dau.  .Mchitabcl  £30  when  eighteen  or  day  of  marriage.  To  my  wife 
Sebil   Parshall ? 

Exrs.     Wife  Sebil  &   Son  David. 

Dated  11  Mch.  1759    Proved  28  Feby.  17G0. 

His  widow,   Sibyl,   subsequently   ;».   Havens,   and 

after  his  death  made  her  home  with  her  son  Elias,  at  Patchogue, 
N.  Y.,  where  she  d.  at  the  extreme  age  of  96  years. 

A  silver  snuff  box,  which  belonged  to  David''  is  now  in  pos- 
session of  Mr.  Oliver  A.  Butcher,  of  Cobleskill,  N.  Y.,  a  great- 
grandson. 


FAMILY  VI. 


JONATHAN-^  [18],  {David?  James')  younger  son  of  David- 
stated  in  his  father's  will*  (dated,  24  Jany.,  1726)  to  be  under 
21  years  of  age;  ;».  4  Oct.,  1739,  Elizabeth  Booth.j 

ChUdren:% 

39  I.  Jonathan^  h.  9  Nov.,  1740.     Fam.  XIV. 

40  II.  David.*      Fam.  XV. 

Perhaps  also 

•  N,   Y.   Wllla;   Lib.   10,   p.   157   (old  p.   161). 

t  Salmon  Record. 

t  Ruttenber  &  Clark's  Hist,  of  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  pp.  240-1. 


28  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

41  III.  Charles  (Dr.)^" 

42  IV.  Caleb.*'' 

43  V.  Thomas.*" 

It  appears  that  Jonathan  left  Long  Island  and  went  to  Orange 
County.  N.  Y.,  where,  in  1737.  he  purchased  an  estate  of  607 
acres  of  land  in  the  Township  of  New  Windsor.  Returning 
to  Long  Island  in  1739,  he  married  and  returned  with  his  wife 
to  his  estate.  Here  she  died  and  he  deeded  his  estate  to  his 
sons,  Jonathan  and  David,  and  went  to  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  where 
he  died.*" 

His  homestead  was  located  in  that  part  of  the  town  known  as 
"Little  Britain,"  which  was  large  and  of  indefinite  extent,  reach- 
ing one  way  from  the  Village  of  New  Windsor  to  the  town  line 
of  Montgomery,  and  in  the  other  from  Washingtonville  to  south 
line  of  Newburgh  and  Montgomery.!  He  lived  on  the  old  public 
highway  leading  from  Neelytown  to  New  Windsor,  which  ran 
centrally  through  the  whole  towni 

As  an  illustration  of  the  loose  manner  in  which  much  so-called 
history  is  written,  I  quote  the  following : 

a.  Dr.  Charles  Parshall  was  born  probably  in  Orange  County,  N.  Y., 
and  is  said  to  have  located  in  Harrisburg,  Pa.  I  have  been  unable  to  find 
any  other  trace  of  him.  Caleb  and  Thomas  Parshall  were  living  in  Pennsyl- 
vania and  were  taxpayers  there.  Thomas  in  Turbett  Tp.,  Nortluimberland 
Co.,§  and  Caleb  in  Deny  Tp.,  Cumberland  Co.,  from  1778  to  178(3.** 

6.  Jonathan  Parshall  was  living  in  Derry  Tp.,  Cumberland  Co.,  Pa., 
1779-1782.tt  On  12  Nov.,  1770,  he  also  "obtained  a  warrant  for  a  survey  of 
110  acres.  153  perches"  of  land  in  Cumberland  Co.,  Pa.tt  In  all  human  proba- 
bility this  was  Jonatlian.:!  Wliether  or  not  he  finally  went  to  Pittsburg, 
there  is  no  authority  beyond  Ruttenber  and  Clark  History  cited.  It  would 
appear  from  this  that  his  wife  must  have  died  and  he  have  left  Orange  Co., 
N.  Y.,  prior  to  1770. 

*  Ruttenber  &  Clark's  Hist,  of  Orange  Co.,   N.  Y..  pp.  240-1. 

t  Eager's  Hist.   Orange  Co.,   N.  Y.,  p.  630. 

t  Id.  620. 

5  XX.  Pa.   Archives   (3d.   Series)  145,  679. 

*•  XXIV.   Id.   744. 

■ft  XIX.  Pa.   Archives   (Sd.   Seriesl   676. 

tt  XX.  Id.  145,  679;  XXIV.  Id.  745. 


THE     THIRD     GENERATION  29 

"Parsliall  was  one  of  t!ie  oldest  families  in  New  Windsor." 
"Israel  Parsliall,  the  ancestor  in  Orange  Co.,  was  driven  from  France 
with  the  Ihif^'enots  after  the  Kdict  of  Nantes,  located  on  the  east  end  of 
Long  Island  at  Black  River  where  ho  lived  and  died.  Jonathan,  his  son, 
bought  007  acre.«  of  land  belonging  to  the  JIarkham  tract,  in  17.37,  occu- 
pied it  for  a  while  but  after  death  of  his  wife  went  to  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
where  he  died.  He  deeded  his  New  Windsor  estate  to  his  2  sons,  Jonathan 
&  David,  both  of  whom  passed  their  lives  on  the  property.  Jonathan 
married  Jemima  Terry  &  had  4  sons  &  a  dau.  of  whom  Moses  was  the  third 
eliiUl.     He  also  lived  and  died  on  the  old  homestead."* 

The  revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes  occurred  i8  Oct.,  1685, 
at  wliicli  time  Israel-  was  about  five  years  of  age.  That  lie  was 
born,  lived  and  died  in  this  country  is  beyond  a  doubt.  He  is 
named  in  his  father's  Willj  and  his  father  was  here  several  years 
certainly  before  the  revocation  of  the  Edict.  Moreover,  James 
Parshall  zcas  not  a  Frenchman  nor  a  Huguenot.  In  all  proba- 
bility Israel"  lived  at  some  time  in  Orange  Co.,  and  left  descend- 
ants there.  This  history  being  written  a  century  or  more  later, 
the  two  families  were  confounded.  That  Jonathan^  was  the 
son  of  David-  is  proven  by  the  Will  of  the  latter,t  in  which  he 
is  distinctly  named.  The  tradition  of  Huguenot  ancestry  has 
always  prevailed  in  this  branch  of  the  family  and  in  this  one  only. 
I  can  only  account  for  it  on  the  theory  that  they  intermarried 
with  some  of  the  Huguenot  families,  who  had  settled  in  this 
country.  The  Terrys,  I  believe,  were  of  French  and  probably 
Huguenot  descent,  and  the  wife  of  Jonathan,''  according  to  this 
history,  was  a  Terry,  though  another  authority  states  that  she 
was  a  Knapp. 

•  Ruttenber   &   Clark's  Hist,    of  Orange   Co.,    N.    Y.,    pp.    240-1. 

t  Early  L.    I.   Wills,   22G. 

t  N.  Y.  Wills;  Lib.  10,  p.  157  (old  p.  161). 


The   Fourth    Generation 

FAMILY  VII. 
JAMES^  [20],  {IsracP  IsracP  fames')  b.  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y., 

1733-1735;^-  ;»"• 

Children: 

44       I.  Samuel'  b.  20  Mch.,  1757.      Fam.  XVI. 
Probably  others. 

The  records  of  James  are  of  the  most  meager  description.  It 
is  certain,  however,  that  he  had  removed  to  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y., 
prior  to  the  breaking  out  of  the  Revolutionary  War.  He  signed 
the  Association  to  support  the  Continental  Congress,  at  Goshen 
Precinct.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  21  June,  1775.*  He  also  appears  to 
have  been  elected  Ensign  of  the  Chester  Company,  of  the  West 
Orange  Regt.f  He  also  appears  as  "one  of  the  scouts,  who 
served  Apl.,  5-6,  being  two  days  in  conveying  certain  tory  pris- 
oners from  Warwick  Mountain  to  Kings  Town"  (probably 
Kingston).!  That  he  served  through  the  Revolution  is  certain, 
but  as  there  was  another  James  Par  shall  (b.  1762),  who  served 
in  the  latter  part  of  the  War,  it  is  not  always  possible  to  determine 
from  the  official  records  one  from  the  other.  It  is  believed  that 
he  removed  after  the  close  of  the  War  to  Western  New  York, 

•  Col.  of  N.   Y.  Hist.  Mas.   I.  U. 
t  Id.  144. 
t  Id.  II.  77. 


THE     FOUTH    GENERATION  31 

and  located  in  or  near  Palmyra,  Wayne  Co.,  but  as  the  other 
James  Parshall  above  referred  to,  located  in  the  same  place  the 
difficulty  of  distinguishing  them  is  increased.  With  him,  came 
to  Western  New   York,  a  sister,  who  had  previously  married 

Terry,  and  whose  daughter,  Deliverance,  subsequently 

became  the  wife  of  his  brother  Israel's  son  Israel.  A  very  old 
lady,  Mrs.  Zuby  Griswold,  a  granddaughter  of  his  brother  Israel, 
made  a  statement  in  1870,  which  was  reduced  to  writing  and  is 
preserved  in  the  records  of  this  branch  of  the  family,*  as  follows : 


"Israel  Parshall  had  three  brothers,  Jesse,  of  Orange  Co.,  James,  who 
died  in  the  Lake  Country  and  Benjamin  who  died  young.  I  saw  only  James. 
There  was  also  one  sister  Delilah." 


There  is  no  direct  evidence  that  Samuel  was  the  son  of  James, 
but  the  question  does  not  seen  to  admit  of  much  doubt.  None 
of  the  other  sons  of  IsraeP  were  old  enough  to  have  had  a  son 
i"  1757.  except  Israel,  and  we  have  the  complete  list  of  his  child- 
ren from  records  of  undoubted  authenticity.  He  was  certainly 
not  a  son  of  David,^  for  David  mentions  all  his  sons  by  name  in 
his  Will.  He  was  not  the  son  of  Jonathan,^  for  Jonathan  was  liv- 
ing in  Orange  Co.,  in  1757,  and  it  is  certain  that  Samuel  was 
born  on  Long  Island  and  probably  grew  to  manhood  there. 
Moreover,  we  have  a  pretty  accurate  list  of  Jonathan's  sons  from 
family  and  other  authentic  records.  I  have  in  my  possession 
a  copy  of  a  letter  written  by  James  Parshall  [306],  great  grand- 
son of  Samuel\  to  Asa  Parshall  [150],  a  grandson  of  Israel,' 
dated  Titusville,  Pa.,  3  Nov.  1877,  '"  which  the  writer  says: 
"I  have  heard  my  mother  mention  the  names  of  friends  the 
same  as  you  mention — Asa,  Israel,  Jesse,  and  others;  also  of  rel- 
atives at  Canandaigua  Springs,  N.  Y."  The  evidence,  though 
circumstantial,  seems  to  be  nearly  conclusive.  Samuel  miuft  have 
been  either  a  son  or  brother  of  James''  and  that  he  was  the  latter 
is  in  the  last  degree  improbable. 

•  Griswold    Rec.    pos.    Asa    Parshall.    Chemung,    N.    Y. 


32  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 


FAMILY    VIII* 

ISRAEL-*  [ji]  (IsracP  Israel-  Joules'^),  b.  Long  Island,  7 
Oct.  1736;  (/.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  18  Fby.  1827:!  ;«.  prob.  Orange 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  abt.  1753,  Ruth  Howell  (b.  Long  Island,  22  June, 
1733;  (/.  Chemung,  1808). f 

Children: 

45  I.  Joanna^'l  b.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  16  Feby.  1754:  d. 
Chemimg,  N.  Y.,  19  Mch.  1850;  in.  Orange  Co., 
N.  Y.,  1775,  Benjamin  s.  Benjamin  and  Anna 
(Blaine)  Burt  (b.  Warwick,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  9 
Mch.  1750;   d.  Chemung,  10  May,  1826).    Issue: 

i.   Benjamin*^  (Burt), 
ii.  Keziah®    (Burt)   ;». — Bentley. 
iii.  Isabel''  (Burt), 
iv.   Ruth"  (Burt)  ni.  Asa  Burnham. 
V.  Beldon*  (Burt)  d.  23  Oct.  1864,  age  71  yrs. 
vi.  Elizabeth"  (Burt). 

vii.  David"  (Burt)  b.  Lycoming,  Pa.,  16  Apl.  1786." 
viii.  Israel  Parshall"  (Burt)  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  19 
Mch.  1801." 

a.     A  sketch  of  David  Burt  and  his  descendants  may  be  found  in  Tomier's 
History  of  Chemung  Co.,  N.  Y. 

ft.     Israel  Parshall  Burt  to.  North  Chemunfr.  N.  Y..   Ifi  Deo.,   1824,  Polly, 

dau.    Isaac    and    ilary    ( )     Hammond    (6.    North    Cliemunpf,    24    July, 

1804;  d.  Ridfrbury,  Pa.,  —  Oct.,  1865).  Issue:  i.  AlfredT  ;  ii.  JlijaneauT  ; 
iii.  SallyV  ;  iv.  .JohnT;  v.  JIary  .TancT  ;  vi.  .Toanna"  ;  vii.  France*;" ;  viii. 
Esther.§  On  the  one  hundredth  anniversary  of  his  birth  the  venerable  Israel 
P.  Burt  walked  to  the  polls  and  voted  and  afterwards  visited  a  photographer 
and  sat  for  his  picture.  Shortly  after  he  spent  a  week  in  New  Y'ork  as  the 
guest  of  the  N.  Y.  Journal.  He  still  retains  his  faculties  apparently  unim- 
paired and  bids  fair  to  outlive  many  of  the  younger  generations.* 

*  Fam.  Recs.   pos.   Asa  Parshall. 
t  Grave  at   Chemung. 
t  Towner's  Hist.  Chemung  Co.  N.  Y. 
§  Pers.  Statement. 


THE     FOURTH     GENERATION  33 

46  II.  Gerusha'"*  ni.  Joseph  Shoemaker. 

47  III.  IsraeP  b.   1760.     Fam.  XVII. 

48  IV.  David"  b.  20  Aug.  1762.    Fam.  XVIII. 

49  V.  Deborah"  b.  1765;  in.  Joseph  Scott. 

50  VI.  Lydia"'  in. Annis ;  m.  2 Cooley. 

51  VII.  Asa'   b.  26  :Mch.    1770.     Fam.   XIX. 

52  VIII.   Keziah'  m.  Benjamin  Hulse,  of  Chemung,  X.  Y. 

53  IX.    Ruth-'  ;;;. 

54  X.  Anna"'  b.  \\"il!iamsport.  Pa.,  2  Apl.  1778;  d.  Chemung, 

N.  Y.,  28  Feby.  1827;  m.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  1798, 
Thomas,  s.  Thomas  and  Mercy  (Lamb  Keeney  (b. 
Hartford,  Ct.,  28  Sept.  1776;  d.  Crooked  Creek,  Pa., 
I  Sept.  1853).    Issue: 

i.  Mercy®  (Keeney)  b.  1802. 

ii.  Parshall**  (Keeney)  b.  1804. 

iii.  EHjah®  (Keeney)    1  ,  ^  „  ^, 

T-r  u  n   /T^  N     (0.  ^0  Janv.  1806." 

IV.  Elisha"  (Keeney)     )       ^     -^     - 

V.  Jesse"  (Keeney)  b.  1808. 

vi.  Alvira''  (Keeney)  b.  1810. 

vii.   Ranson/'  (Keeney)  b.  Syracuse,  N^.  Y.,  5  Apl., 

1812.'- 

viii.   .Anna"  (Keeney)  b.  1816. 

ix.  Thomas"  (Keeney)  b.  1819;^.  i  Oct.  1898. 

55  XI.  Jesse'"  b.  abt.  1779.     Fam.  XX. 

a.  Mercy  Koenoy  d.  —  July.  1880;  m.  —  Mch.,  1832,  Simon  Snyder  Chani- 
berlain.  Issue:  i.  Simon  Snyder" ;  ii.  Anna  M.7  m.  —  Feby.,  1856,  Philo 
Warren.     Issue:      i.    liyron  litiydcrS    (Warren)  f 

b.  Elisha  Keeney  d.  about  1876;  Elijah  d.  18.i6;  m.  Luey  Me.Vrthur  and 
had  issue:  i.  ReheocaT  ;  ii.  AlcxanderT  ;  iii.  ParshnllT;  iv.  AlmiraT  ;  v.  Soph- 
ronia",  and  six  others  who  died  youth  or  infan.t 

c.  Ransom  Keeney  m.  Middlebury,  Tiojcra  Co.,  Pa.,  27  Dec.  18.34,  RhoAna, 
dnu.  Peter  and  .Abigail  (Orcott)  Huntsinper  {h.  Butternut  Tp..  Otsego  Co., 
N.  Y..  1.5  Dec.  1810:  d.  Mid.llolmrv.  I>!i.,  17  Dec.  1811.-)).  Issue:  i.  R.vmiltheT 
b.   18   Feby.,   1836;      ii.    CoralineT    b.  6  May.,   1838;   d.   24   Oct.,    1843;      iii. 

t  Pers.   know.   Ransom   Keeney. 


34  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Israel  Parshall  was  born  on  Long  Island,  subsequently  removed 
to  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  his  eldest  child,  a  daughter  was 
born  in  1754.  He  afterward,  but  at  what  time  is  uncer- 
tain, removed  to  Pennsylvania,  where  he  is  found  with  his  two 
eldest  sons,  at  the  breaking  out  of  the  Revolutionary  War.  He 
was  a  Second  Lieutenant.  3d  Co.,  2nd  Battalion,  Northumber- 
land Co.  (Pa.)  Associators,  Col.  James  Potter,  24  Jany.,  1776.* 
It  appears  from  Tax  List  and  other  documentary  records  that  he 
was  a  resident  of  Muncy  Tp.,  Northumberland  Co.  (Pa.),  1783- 
17S7.  It  is  probable  that  he  was  then  engagerl  in  farming,  as  he 
is  found  assessed  for  600  acres  of  land,  with  live  stock,  &c.  He 
also  appears  to  have  owned  a  saw  mill  and  various  other  property, 
both  real  and  personal. f 

He  was  among  the  earliest  settlers  of  the  town  of  Chemung, 
Chemung  Co.,  N.  Y.,  coming  there  from  Pennsylvania,  about 
1789.  At  the  treaty  with  the  Indians  held  at  Newtown  (now 
Elmira)  in  1790,  he  was  present  with  his  son  Asa.  A  year  later 
he  r^^ce'ved  a  deed  (dated  22  Jany.,  1791,  signed  by  Gov.  Clin- 
ton) for  Lot  No.  10,  in  said  town.  This  lot  was  situate  on 
Chemung  River  about  10  mi'es  below  the  present  City  of  Elmira; 
here  he  cleared  a  farm  and  spent  the  remainder  of  his  life.J  His 
death  was  the  result  of  an  accident.  He  started  alone  to  ride 
a  colt  to  a  sugar  camp  on  a  winter  day.  The  colt  returned  alone. 
Search  being  immediately  instituted,  he  was  found  lying  by  the 
roadside  insensible,  and  succumbed  to  the  shock  and  exposure 
shortly  after.     It  was  conjectured  that  he  was  thrown  from  his 

Angela!  h.  17  Oct.,  1839;  d.  16  Sept.,  1889;  iv.  AdelbertT  h.  14  -Tune,  1841; 
d.  2  July,  1879;  v.  BeatriceT  5.  9  Apl.,  1843;  vi.  ShiimanT  6.  24  5May, 
1845;  d.  30  Apl.,  1808;  vii.  MortimerT  5.  19  June,  1848;  viii.  HelenthaT 
6.  11  Oct.,  1850;  d.  10  June,  1853;  ix.  CassimerT  h.  30  Aug.,  1853;  x.  Sid- 
nej-T  h.  19  Dec,  1856;  xi.  LuellaT  6.  —  Oct..  1858.  Rhoanna  Orcott  was 
a  grandniece  of  Dolly  Paj-ne.  wife  of  James  Jladison  fourth  president  of  the 
United  States.  Her  sons  Shunian  and  Adelbert  served  in  the  War  of  the 
Rebellion,  Co.  F,  11th  Pa.  Cav.§ 

•  XIV.  Pa.  Archives  (2d.  Series)  319. 
t   XIX.  Pa.  .\rohlves  (3d  Series)  561,  625,  782. 
X  Towner's  Hist,   of  Chemung   Co.,   N.    Y. 
§  Personal  Statement. 


THE     FOURTH     GENERATION  35 

horse.  He  is  described  by  a  granddaughter  as  being  "a  small 
man,  weighing  not  more  than  125  pounds,"  but  possessed  in 
an  eminent  degree  that  rugged  vitality  which  is  such  a  distin- 
guishing characteristic  of  our  race. 


FAMILY  IX. 


BENJAMIN-**    [2;^],    (IsracP  IsnicP  James'),  b.    12  Sept., 
1744;  (/.  N.  Y.  City,  II  Nov.,  1796;  m.  (i) ." 

Children: 

56  I.   Israel.^     Fam.  XXI. 

57  II.  James  Carlisle,'  b.  2  May,   1769.     Fam.  XXII. 

m.  (2),  20  Apl.  1786,*  Mrs.  Hannah  Clark"  {b.  28  Sept.,  1746; 
d.  N.  Y.  City,  24  Oct.,  1824).* 

Children : 

58  III.  Benjamin'  b.  29  June,  1788.    Fam.  XXIII. 


FAMILY  X. 


DAVID^  [31],  (Daz'icP  DavicP  James')  b.  probably  Aque- 
bogue,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y. :  d.  Aquebogue.  N.  Y. ;  m.  Elizabeth 
Sweezy.f  [Aquebogue,  N.  Y. 

a.  It  is  possible  tlint  the  first  wife  of  Benjamin  was  a  Carlisle.  Tlie  name 
is  characteristic  of  this  branch  of  the  family  and  liis  son  .lames  was  the  first 
who  bore  it. 

6.  Hannah  Clark  at  the  time  of  her  marriaRe  to  Benjamin  Parshall  was 
a  widow  with  two  daughter.s,  Hannah  6.  H  Fehy.,  1770;  Martha  6.  22  Aug., 
1774.  Hannah,  Jr.,  m.  her  step  brother,  James  C* 


•  Bible  Rec.  57  pos.  Dr.  Geo.  H.  Psrshall. 

T  Pcrs.   know.   180;  Corwln  Gen.   176,   erroneous  given  "James"   Parshall. 


36  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children  ;* 

59  I.  Esther't  in.   (i)   Nathan,  s.  Nathan    and    EHzabeth 

(Hudson)  Tuthill  (b.  Mch.,  1770).    Issue: 

i.  Nathan^    (Tuthill). 
ii.  Elizabeths  (Tuthill)  b.  —  Oct.,  1792;  d.  4  July, 

1882:  ni.  David  Benjamin, 
iii.  Caleb  Halsey"  (Tuthill). 
iv.  Roxanna*'   (Tuthill). 
V.  Hannah"   (Tuthill). 
vi.  Harriet"  (Tuthill). 
vii.  Laura   O."    (Tuthill). 
m.  (2)  Daniel  Terry.  Prob.  issue. 

60  11.  Sarah"   b.   about    1765;   d.    15   Sept.,    1852;  age   87 

years;  ni.  Daniel  Tuthill,  of  Speonk,   N.  Y. ;   {d.  8 
Mch.  1845,  age  87  years.t     Issue: 

i.  Elizabeth"  (Tuthill)  b.  6  Sept.  1795;  d.  Niagara 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Nov.,  1855;  ni.  12  July  1817, 
Parker  .y.  John  and  Julia  (Hedges)  Corwin.t 
Probably  others. 

61  III.  Bethia"§  ni.   (i)   Abraham  King  {b.  4  Nov.,   1765; 

d.  26  July,  1801).    Issue: 

i.  Gamaliel"   (King)"  b.  i  Dec,  1795;  d.  6  Dec, 
1874;  m.  Catherine  Snow,   19  June,   1819. 
ni.  (2)  Griffin,  prob.  issue. 

62  IV.  George"'  b.  1772.     Fam.  XXIV. 

a.    For  descendants  of  Gamaliel  King,  see  Mailman's  Shelter  Island. 


•  Pers.    Know.    ISO. 

t  Mailman's  Shelter  Island,   200. 

i  Corwln  Gen.  176. 

§   Pers.    know.    180;    Mailman's   Shelter   Islajid,    293. 


THE     FOURTH     GENERATION  37 

David  was  probably  the  last  Parshall  who  lived  at  Aquebogue. 
The  Census  of  1776,  shows  that  he  and  his  brother  Elias  were 
the  only  ones  then  remaining.  His  death  marked  the  final  pass- 
ing away  of  a  family,  which  had  been  prominent  in  Southold  Tp. 
for  more  than  a  centurv. 


FAMILY  XI. 


ELIAS^  [Z^],  (David^  DavicP  fames')  b.  1746;  d.  Bayport, 
L.  I.,  20  June,  1S23,  age  yy  years;*  ;».  9  Mch.,  1769,  Anna,  dan. 
Christopher  and  Anna  (Wells)  Youngsf  {b.  18  Apl.,  1751  "J 
d.  Bayport,  6  Oct.,  1824  *). 

ChUdfcii: 

63       I.  Anna'§  b.  ;  d.  Sayville,  N.  Y.,  30  Apl., 

1845;  m.  Isaac  Howell  {b.  1767;  d.  28  Sept.,  1839). 
Issue: 

i.  Jennie**   (Howell)   tii.  John  Hawkins. 

ii.  Phebe"   (Howell)   b.  20  Mch.,   1793." 
iii.  Emily**  (Howell)  ni.  Isaac  Corey, 
iv.  Daniel"  (Howell)  m.  Nancy  Terry. 

V.  Eliza"   (Howell)   ;».  David  Corey. 

n.  Phpbp  Howell  d.  Sayvillo.  \.  Y. ;  m.  Blup  Point  (L.  I.)  X.  Y.,  10  Oct., 
1S13,  Reuben,  s.  Mathew"  ami  Eliz.iheth  (Morris)  Kdwards  (ft.  Sayville.  20 
Mch.,  1788;  rf.  Sa\Tille,  10  June,  180.'!).  Issue:  i.  ElizabethT  (Edwards); 
6.  24  Aug.,  1817  ;"m.  Jaeob  Smith;  ii.  .\nna7  (Edwards)  ft.  8  Mch..  1821: 
m.  Edward  Uro\^^l ;  iii.  Reuben"  (Edwards)  ft.  4  Fehy.,  1820;  m.  Henrietta 
Roe;  iv.  Rhebe"  (Edwards)  6.  Sayville.  8  Apl.,  182!)":  711.  Sa\-\ille,  4  Feby., 
1851,  Charles  Z.,  .1.  Zebulon  and  Lucinda  (.\very)  Gillette  (ft.  Rluo  Point, 
L.  I.,  12  .Tan.,  1827).  Issue:  i.  Ida  K.s  ((iillette)  ;  ii.  Charles  E.8  (Gil- 
lette) ;  iii.  InezS  ((iillette)  ;  iv.  GeorgcS  (Gillette)  ;  v.  Margarets  (Gil- 
lette) ;    vi.  Eucillia  P.8    (Gillette). § 

•  Grave  at  PatchoKuc. 

t  Agueboguo  Ch.  Rec. 

j  Bible  Rcc.    Christopher   Youngs. 

J   Fam.  Rec.  pos.  Mra.   Phebe  E.   Gillette,  Sayville.  N.   Y. 


38  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

64  II.  Elias^  b.  II  Sept.,  1771.    Fam.  XXV. 

65  III.  David"*  d.  inf. 

66  IV.  David^  b.  —  Dec,  1777.    Fam.  XXVI. 

67  V.  Polly^*   b.   31   Aug.,    1775;   111.  Jesse  Reeve   (b.    13 

Dec,  1777*).  Issue: 

i.  Huldah    Maria"    (Reeve)    b.    11    Mch.,    1801; 

m.  Lane. 

ii.  Polly  Parshall"  (Reeve)  b.  29  Sept.,  1802;  m. 

Coles. 

iii.  Hannah  Carll**    (Reeve)    b.   19  Oct.,   1805;  m. 

Horton. 

iv.  Lewis®   (Reeve)   b.  14  Apl.,  1807. 
v.  David®   (Reeve)   b.  6  Feby.,  1809. 
vi.  Hamilton"   (Reeve)  b.  6  Apl.,  181 1. 
vii.  Daniel  Parshall"  (Reeve)  b.  4  May,  18 13. 
viii.  Eliza   Anne"    (Reeve)    b.   22    Sept.,    1815;   m. 
Lewis  Hammond, 
ix.  Jesse  Worthington"  (Reeve)  b.  10  Sept.,  1818. 
X.  Hiram  Riley"   (Reeve)   b.  2  May,  1820. 

68  VI.  Charity"  d.  inf. 

69  VII.  Charityt  b.  East  Haddam.  Conn.,  6  Jany.,  1782;  d. 

Patchogue,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  7  May,  1869;  m. 
Bayport  (L.  L),  N.  Y.,  7  Dec,  1802,  Capt.  Isaac 
Brown  (b.  Bridgehampton,  L.  I.,  22  Apl.,  1877:  d. 
Patchogue,  15  Oct.,  1854).  Issue:  (All  b.  Bay- 
port). 

i.  Daniel"  (Brown)  b.  4  Nov.,  1808." 

a.  Daniel  Brown  d.  15  Sept.,  1901;  m.  South  Haven,  L.  I.,  29  Dec,  1831, 
Hannah  Ann,  rfoM.  Nathaniel  and  Fannv  (Woodhull)  Hawkins,  Jr..  (6. 
South  Haven,  24  Sept.,  1810;  d.  Patchogue,  1  Oct.,  1886).     Issue:    i  Frances 

•  Bible  Rec.  67  from  a  copy  in  my  pos. 

t  Fam.    Rec.    and   pers.    know.    Clarissa   Adaline   Miller    (now   deceased)    and    her   dau. 
Mrs.  Clara  Chichester. 


THE     FOURTH    GENERATION  39 

ii.  Clarissa  Adaline"   (Brown)   b.  17  Mch.,  1816." 

70  viii.  Lewis^'  b.  17S3.     Fam.  XXVII. 

71  IX.  Daniel"'  b.  1787;  d.  5  Nov.,  1813,  in  the  26th  year  of 

his  age. 

72  X.   Hannah*    b.   23    Dec,    1794;   d.   Sayville,    L.    I.,   23 

Feby.,  1880;  m.  Sayville,  28  Dec,  1816,  Justus  Over- 
ton (b.  Coram,  L.  I.,  6  Sept.,  1795;  d.  Bayport,  7 
Jany.,  1835).     Issue: 

i.  Ency"  (Overton).  ) 

ii.  Elias  Parshall"  (Overton). 

iii.  Huklah  Catherine*^   (Overton). 

iv.  Anna"  (Overton). 

V.  Sarah    Jane"    (Overton)    b.    Bayport,    8    Oct., 
1827." 

Elias  Parshall  was  a  ship  builder  during  the  greater  part  of 
his  life.  He  probably  resided  at  Aquebogue  until  after  the  close 

C.7  6.  9  .Tany..  1S33:  ii.  Ellen  R.T  6.  15  Mcli.,  1838;  d.  11  Dec,  1861;  unm. 
dipt.  Brown  was  the  owner  of  a  coasting  vessel  and  followed  the  sea  until 
about  60  years  of  age.t 

o.  Clarissa  Adaline  Urown  d.  Patchogue,  21  Jany.,  1001  :  m.  Bayport, 
20  Apl.,  1836,  Charles  Wheeler.  .1.  .Tames  Smith  and  Abigail  (Keleham) 
Miller.  Issue:  i.  Charles  EdwinV  (Miller);  ii.  Leander  ParshallT  (Mil- 
ler); iii.  Philander  Brown"  (Miller);  (ii.  and  iii.  twins);  iv.  .James 
IsaacT  (Miller);  v.  Eugene  .Mwood"  (Miller);  vi.  Daniel  Brown"  (Mil- 
ler); vii.  Adrian  Merton"  (Miller);  viii.  Clara  Celeste  h.  Patobogue,  7 
Meb..  18')3:  m.  Patcboguo,  13  Eeby..  18.S4,  Ceorge  Lewis  Cbiebester  (6. 
Brooklyn,  28  Dee.,  18')2)  s.  Daniel  and  .\nn  Eliza  (Howman)  Chichester; 
ix.  Diiniel  Lewis"  (Miller);  x.  Lillian  .\ugusta"  (Miller).  The  author 
acknowledges  his  indebtedness  to  Mrs.  Cbiebester  for  records  of  CliarKy 
Parshall   and   her  descendant,   and   for  niucli   oilier  valuable  data.f 

h.     Sarah  Jane  Overton,   w.  Snvville,  \.  V.,  28  Dee.,  1848,  Buoll.  ,9.  .Joshua 

and    (Averv)     Tntliill  'ih.    28    .lune,    1822:    </.    Savville,    2.'!    Dec. 

mOO).  Issue:  i.  Eiuilv  Frances"  (Tuthill);  ii.  Albert  BiiellT  (Tuthill)  ; 
iii.  Elias  Parshall"  (futliill)  h.  Sayville,  13  Sept.,  1855;  d.  Saj-ville,  27 
Jany.  1890;     iv.    Honrj-  Howard:    (Tuthill).* 

•  Fam.  Rec.   and  pers.   know.   Mrs.   Sarah  Jane  Tuthill. 

t  Fnm.   Rec.    and   pers.    know.    Clarissa  Adaline   Miller   (now   deceased),    and    her  dau., 
Mrs.  Clara  Chichester. 


40  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

of  the  Revolutionary  War.  It  appears  from  the  Census  of  1776,* 
that  he  was  then  a  resident  of  Southold  Tp.,  and  it  is  probable 
that  he  was  during  the  War.  In  1779,  he  was  obliged,  with 
others,  to  flee  from  the  Island  to  escape  the  persecution  of  the 
British  force,  as  appears  from  the  following: 

"At  a  meeting  of  the  Governor   and   Council   of   Safety   at   Windham  the 
21st  of   September   1779 

"Present  His   Excellency  the   Governor 

Honble    Matthew    Griswold 


Elipht  Dyer  Wm  Williams 

Wm  Pitkin  Nathl  Wales 


Esqrs 


"On  motion  of  Elias  Parshall,  of  S.hold  on  Long  Island,  representing 
that  he  is  a  friend  to  the  United  States,  that  he  had  lately  built  on  said 
island  a  small  vessel  of  about  20  tons,  for  trade;  that  by  means  of  the 
threats  and  usage  from  the  enemy,  within  whose  power  the  inhabitants  of 
said  island  are,  he  dared  not  remain  longer  on  said  island,  and  has  there- 
fore brought  over  part  of  his  family  and  effects  on  board  of  said  vessel  to 
this  State,  which  are  now  in  the  river  at  East  Haddam,  and  moving  for 
liberty  of  landing  and  safe  protection  for  said  effects  for  his  own  benefit; 
and  further  shewing  that  Matw  Welles  of  said  South  Hold,  a  friend  to  the 
States,  has  also  come  over  from  said  island  in  said  vessel,  with  his  family 
and  effects,  for  the  same  occasion  and  for  safety:  Resolved,  that  the  said 
Parshall  be  permitted  to  land  his  said  goods  and  effects  within  this  State, 
and  that  they  shall  and  may  remain  safe  &  free  from  any  arrests,  in  his  own 
care,  unless  and  until  other  order  shall  be  given  concerning  them ;  provided 
that  said  effects  and  goods  be  under  the  inspection  of  Colo.  Jabez  Chapman, 
who  is  to  examine  and  see  that  no  articles  are  introduced  from  the  enemy 
and  contrary  to  law,  and  to  make  report  to  his  Excellency  the  Governor 
in  the  premises.  And  the  said  Parshall  is  also  permitted  to  bring  over  the 
rest  of  his  family,  and  to  be  reported  accordingly."* 

Subsequently  he  removed  to  Patchogue,  where  he  had  a  ship 
yard.  He  also  was  the  owner  and  captain  of  a  merchant  vessel 
with  which  he  made  regular  trips  between  New  York  and  the 
West  Indies.  This  vessel  he  commanded  in  person  until  after 
the  marriage  of  his  daughter  Charity  to  Capt.  Brown,  when  he 
retired  from  active  command  and  was  succeeded  by  his  son-in- 
law.  On  one  occasion  his  vessel  was  attacked  by  pirates,  whom  he 
defeated  after  a  vigorous  resistance.     A  set  of  silver  buttons 

•  n.  Records  ot  State  of  Conn.  396  etc. 


THE     FOURTH      GENERATION  41 

given  him  by  his  passengers  to  commemorate  tlie  event  are  still 
in  possession  of  his  great-granddaughter,  Mrs.  Louretta  Neff, 
of  Masontown,  Pa. 

The  Wills  of  Elias  Parshall*  and  his  wife*  are  as  follows: 

In  the  Name  of  God  Anipn  the  Eighth  day  of  May  in  the  year  of  our 
Lord  one  thousand  eiglit  hundred  and  twenty  one  I  Elias  Par«hall  of  the 
towTi  of  Islip  County  of  Suffolk  and  State  of  New  York  feeling  the  decays 
of  the  body  but  of  .sound  mind  and  inemorj'  But  knowing  the  uncertainty  of 
life  and  the  certainty  of  death  I  do  therefore  make  this  my  last  will  and 
testament  that  is  to  say  Principally  and  first  of  all  I  give  and  recommend 
my  soul  into  the  hands  of  God  who  gave  it  and  my  body  I  commit  into  the 
earth  to  be  buried  in  a  decent  Christian  burial  at  the  discretion  of  my 
executors  Nothing  doubting  but  at  the  general  resurrection  1  shall  receive 
the  same  again  by  the  mighty  power  of  God  And  as  touching  such  worldly 
estate  as  it  hath  pleased  God  to  bless  me  with  in  this  life  I  give,  devise,  and 
dispose  of  the  same  in  the  following  manner  and  form.  First  I  order  all 
my  just  debts  should  be  paid  and  Likewise  funeral  Charges  out  of  my 
estate  I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  beloved  wife  Anna  Parsliall  all  my 
household  furniture  to  dispose  of  as  she  shall  think  proper  together  with 
the  whole  of  my  other  estate  during  her  natural  life  the  whole  to  be  dis- 
posed of  as  she  the  sd  Anna  Parshall  shall  think  proper  and  further 
whatever  of  said  property  shall  remain  after  the  decease  of  the  said  .\nna 
Parshall  and  all  Necessary  Expenses  Paid  except  the  said  houshold  furni- 
ture, the  one  equal  quarter  I  give  and  bequeath  to  my  Beloved  grand- 
children Lewis  Parshall,  Daniel  Parshall,  and  .Josiah  Parshall  the  sons 
of  my  son  Lewis  Parshall  Deceased  to  be  equally  divided  between  them 
when  they  shall  arrive  at  the  age  of  Twenty  one  }-ears  and  in  case  of 
either  of  their  decease  to  go  to  the  survivor  or  sur\"ivors.  The  other  three 
quarters  to  be  disposed  of  as  she  the  said  Anna  Parshall  shall  think  proper 
at  her  decease.  L.astly  I  do  hereby  nominate  constitute  and  appoint  my 
well  beloved  wife  .\nna  Parshall  and  my  son  in  law  Isaak  Howell  to  be  the 
executrix  and  executor  to  this  last  will  and  testament  and  I  do  hereby 
utterly  revoke  and  make  void  all  other  wills  and  testaments  ratifying 
and  confirming  this  my  only  last  will  and  testament  in  witness  whereof 
I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  my  seal  this  day  and  years  above  written 
Signed  scaled  pulilislied  pronounced  declared  by  the  said  Elias  Parshall  as 
his  last  will  and  testament  in  presence  of  us  the  subscribers. 

Eli.\s   Parsiiaix    (l   s) 
Zebulon  Gillett         -Inhn  Hawkins 
Daniel   Howell. 

•  Records  Suffolk  Co.  (N.  Y.)  Surrogate's  Office. 


42  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

In  the  name  of  God  Amen  I  Anna  Parshall  of  the  To\^ti  of  Islip  County 
of  Suffolk  and  State  of  New  York,  being  at  present  feeble  in  Body  but  of 
sound  disposing  mind  and  memory,  calling  into  view  the  mortality  of  my 
body  do  make  and  ordain  this  my  Last  Will  and  Testament,  in  manner 
and  form  following  (viz)  First  of  all  I  give  and  recommend  ni}'  immor- 
tal soul  into  the  hands  of  God  who  at  first  gave  it,  hoping  for  acceptance 
thereof  onlj'  for  the  soke  of  Jesus  Christ.  My  body  I  recommend  to  the 
earth  to  be  buried  in  decent  manner  at  the  discretion  of  my  friends  ex- 
pecting to  receive  it  again  by  the  might}'  power  of  God  at  the  morning  of 
the  general  resurrection  and  as  touching  my  worldly  estate  I  give  and  dis- 
pose of  it  in  the  following  manner.  Item  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto  my 
daughter,  Anna  HoweM.  one  great  bible,  one  broadcloth  cloak  and  two  silver 
tablespoons.  Item.  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  daughter  Polly  Reeve 
two  silver  tablespoons.  Item.  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  daughter 
Charity  Brown  two  silver  tablespoons  Item  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto 
my  daughter  Hannah  Overton  one  bed,  bedstead  underbed  and  cord,  also 
my  largest  iron  pot,  one  brass  kettle,  one  coverlet,  one  Dutch  blanket  and 
six  silver  tea  spoons  Item  All  the  remainder  of  my  household  furniture 
Beds,  bedding  and  clothing  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  said  four 
daughters  Anna,  Polly,  Charity  and  Hannah  to  be  equally  divided  between 
them.  Item  I  do  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  granddaughter  Clarissa  Ada- 
line  B''own  the  sum  of  twelve  dollars  Item  I  order  all  my  just  debts  and 
funeral  cha'gcs  to  be  paid  as  soon  as  may  be  after  my  decease,  and  after- 
wards all  the  remainder  of  my  property  which  will  then  be  left  I  do  give 
and  bequeath  unto  my  three  daughters  aforesaid,  (viz)  Anna,  Polly  and 
Hannah  to  be  equally  divided  between  them.  Lastly  I  do  hereby  nominate 
constitute  and  appoint  my  son  in  law  Isaac  Howell,  together  with  my 
friend  William  Beale  Executors  to  this  my  last  Will  and  testament,  and  I 
hereby  revoke  and  disannul  all  former  wills  by  me  made  and  executed 
and  declare  this  to  be  my  last  will  and  testament.  In  witness  whereof, 
I  the  said  Anna  Parshall  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  seal  the  twenty 
sixth  day  of  July  in  the  year  of  our  lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and 
twenty  four.  Signed,  sealed  published  and  declared  by  the  said  Anna 
Parshall  to  be  her  last  will  and  testament  in  presence  of 


Wm  C.  Smith  her 

Witnesses  Anna   X   Parshall     (l  s) 

William  Beebe  mark 


State  of  New  York 
County  of  Suffolk 
Surrogate's  Office 

I  do  hereby  certify  that  the  foregoing  are  true  copies  of  the  last  Wills 
and  testaments  of  Elias  Parshall  and  Anna  Parshall,  respectively,  late  of 
the  town  of  Islip,  in  the  County  of  Suffolk,  deceased,  as  recorded  in  Liber 
E.  of  Records  of  Wills  in  this  office;  that  the  will  of  the  said  Elias  Par- 
shall,  deed,  was  admitted  to  probate  &   recorded,  and  Letters  Testamentary 


THE     FOURTH      GENERATION 


43 


thereon  issue  to  Isaac  Howell  the  executor  therein  named  on  the  7th  day 
of  October,  1823;  and  the  will  of  the  said  Anna  I'arshall  deed,  was  admitted 
to  probate  &  recorded,  and  Letters  Teslauicnlary  thereon  issued  to  Isaac 
Howell  &  William  Beale  the  executors  therein  named,  on  the  2Gth  day  of 
October   1824. 

In  testimony   whereof   I    have   hereunto   set   my   hand,   and 
afTixed    the    Surrofjate's    Seal    of    office    at    Bridffchamp- 
ton  in  the  said  county,  this  15th  day  of  February,  IS.'il. 
"a.  T.  rose,  'Coutit;/  Judije 

Acting  as  Surrojrate 


FAMILY     XII. 


JAMES^  [27],  (Dazn(P,  DcivkP,  lames')  b.  —  Sept.,  1754; 
d.  24  Apl..  1834.  age  71  yrs.,  7  mos.*  ;  ;;;.  (i)  Deborah  Clark,  on 
L.  I.,  abt.  1779.1 

Children : 

73  I.  James^  b.  30  Nov.  T780.     Fam.  XXVIII. 

74  II.  Israel'  b.  14  Sept.  1783.     Fam.  XXIX. 

75  III.  Miner'  b.  10  Apl.  1787.     Fam.  XXX. 

m.  (2)  Mrs.  Dorothy  (Longbotham)  Bostwick"  {b.  Nov. 
1755;  d.  22  Mch.  1836.$ 

Children: 

76  IV.  Deborah  Clark', §  b.  MiddlefieM  Center,  Otsego  Co., 

N.  Y.,  27  July,  1796;  d.  Middlcfield,  6  Sept.  1873; 
m.  31  Dec.  1864,  Peleg  Coffin  (d.  Middleficid,  aged 
86  yrs.).     A'o  issue. 


a.     Dorothy  (Lonphotham)   Bostwick  at  the  time  of  her  marriajie  to  .Tame3 
Parshall  was  the  widow  of  James  Bostwick,  by  whom  she  had  two  children, 

Richard    (Bostwick)    and  Nancy    (Bostwick);  the  latter  of  whom  m.  

Quackcnbush. 

•  Gra-ve  at  Mlddlefleld,  N.  Y. 

t  Pers.   know.   213. 

X  Fam.  Rec.    pos.    230. 

S  Fam.  Rec.   and  pers.   know.   Mrs.   Ruth  Ann   Cleveland. 


•44  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

77  V.  George^  h.  3  Mch.  1798.     Fam.  XXXI. 

78  VI.  Gilbert^  h.  3  Mch.  1800.     Fam.  XXXII. 

79  VII.  David^  h.  29  Nov.  1803.     Fam.  XXXIII. 

80  VIII.  Lucy^*  h.  22  Aug.   1806;  d.  Tompkins,  Dela.  Co., 

N.  Y.,  12  July,  1884;  m.  12  Nov.  1828,  Ferdinand 
(&.  30  Aug.  1806;  d.  10  Nov.  1893),  s.  Ebenezer  and 
Ruth  (Driggs)  Ingalls,  of  Middlefield,  N.  Y.  Issue: 
(All  h.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.) 

i.  Mary  Ann'^  (Ingalls)  h.  28  Feby.  1830". 

(Trout  Creek,  Dela.  Co.,  N.  V.) 
ii.  Thompson    Parshall®     (Ingalls)     b.    30    Aug. 

1832.'' 
iii.  Ralph  Wilbur*'  (Ingalls)  b.  20  Sept.  1835." 
iv.  James   Parshall"    (Ingalls)    b.    13   May,    1839."* 
V.  Israel  Parshall"   (Ingalls)   b.   18  Oct.  1841 ;    d. 
Middlefield,  20  Mch.  1844. 


a.  Mary  Ann  Ingalls  d.  Masonville,  Dela.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  3  Aug.,  1870;  m. 
Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  —  Jany.,  1849,  Orlando  Jones  (ft.  Herkimer,  N.  Y.,  1828; 
d.   Middlefield,    1877)  ;      /ssi(e;      i.     ElbertT     (Jones)  ;      ii.      LucjrT     (.Jones) 

in.  •  Buel;     iii.    EllenT    (Jones)   m.  Burrows;     iv.    William 

ParshallT    (Jones)  ;     v.    CharlesT   (Jones)  ;     vi.    FannyT    (Jones)   m.  

Briggs;     vii.    Cora  A.T    (Jones)    m.  Drain;     viii.    GraceT    (Jones) 

m.  Stage;      ix.    EvelynT    (Jones)    m.  Widman;      x.    Or- 

landoT    (Jones).* 

&.  Thompson  Parshall  Ingalls  d.  Jlasonville,  9  Feby.,  1890;  m.  Middle- 
field,  —  Dec.,  1857,  Adriel,  dau.  Stephen  and  Charity  (Quackenbush)  Deyo 
(6.  Middlefield,  1855;  d.  Masonville,  13  Feby.,  1890).  Issue:  i.  Emma 
Deyo  m.  William  S.  Burrows.* 

c.  Ralph  Wilbur  Ingalls  m.  Middlefield,  4  July,  18 — ,  Jane,  dau.  Moses 
and   Cynthia    (Granger)    Buel.     Issue:     i.    Alberti ;      ii.    Augusta  AnnT    m. 

Cornell;     iii.  Fidora    Root7  ;     iv.  DeWitt    ClintonT  ;     v.  Almira"  ; 

vi.  Lucy  May .7* 

d.  James  Parshall  Ingalls  d.  Masonville,  16  Mch.,  1899;  m.  Middlefield, 
Adaline,  dau.  Nelson  and  Jemima  (Finek)  Southworth  (6.  24  Dec.,  1837;  d. 
Masonville,  20  Sept.,  1892).  Issue:  i.  CarolineT ;  ii.  Clarence  P.T ;  iii. 
George  WilburT  ;  iv.  Alphonzo  ParshallT  ;  v.  Floyd  JasonT ;  vi.  Nathan?; 
vii.  DexterT ;     viii.  Nelson    Ferdinand.V* 

=*  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Mrs.  Ruth  Ann  Cleveland. 


THE     FOURTH     GENERATION  45 

vi.  William  Ebenezer"  (Ingalls)  b.  3  Nov.  1845." 
vii.   Ruth  Ann"  (Ingalls)  b.  24  July,  1849." 

James  Parshall  was  a  soldier  of  the  Revolution.  "He  is 
recorded  as  a  sergeant  in  the  company  commanded  by  Capt. 
Samuel  Sackett,  belonging  to  the  Fourth  Regiment  of  the  New 
York  line  or  Continentals,  which  regiment  was  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  B.  Livingston,  also  that  in  the  said  record 
the  said  James  Parshall  is  recorded  as  having  enlisted  June  i, 
1777,  for  the  war;  also  that  the  regiment  was  employed  in 
active  service  in  the  Revolutionary  \Var."t  He  served  until 
2  Dec,  1779,  when  he  was  granted  a  furlough,  and  went  to 
Saybrook,  Ct.,  where  his  family  then  was.  While  there  he 
joined  an  expedition  "for  the  purpose  of  detecting  and  sup- 
pressing a  plundering  party."  He  was  captured  in  Gardiner's 
Bay  by  a  British  sloop  of  war  and  carried  prisoner  to  New 
York  where  he  was  confined  on  the  prison  ship  Scorpion  until 
the  following  June.  He  underwent  such  hardships  while  in 
confinement  that  he  was  unable  to  rejoin  his  regiment. "t  Many 
interesting  anecdotes  of  James  have  been  related  to  me  by  my 
uncle,  the  late  John  A.  Parshall,  of  Delhi,  Delaware  Co.,  N.  Y., 
a  grandson  of  James,  who  had  often  listened  to  his  grandfather's 
relation  of  his  adventures  in  the  Revolution.  James  was  a  re- 

a.     William    Ebenezer    Infr^lls    m.    Hartwiok,   Otsepo   Co.,    N.    Y.,   24    Dee. 

1861,   Cordelia,   dau.   Ira   and   (Windsor)    Murdock    (b.   Hartwick, 

1843).     Issue:  i.  Lester  Liiverne"   »!.  .lennie  Clark.* 

6.  Ruth  .\nn  Tn<ralls  m.  Tompkins,  Dela.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  13  Dee.,  1871,  -Tason 
s.  Erastus  Parker  and  .Tane  (.Tinkins)  Morse  {b.  Roxlmry,  Dela.  Co.,  N.  Y., 
2  Dee..  1839;  d.  Mason\ille.  21  Sejit.,  1875).  A'o  Isstie.'  m.  2d  Tompkins, 
N.  Y.,  10  Nov.,  187!'.  Orrin  Goodrieh  .9.  .lames  Fonnan  and  Clarissa  (Good- 
rich) Cleveland  {b.  Kortright,  Dela.  Co.,  .V.  Y.,  14  Dee.,  1820).  Issue: 
all  b.  Kortright,  X.  Y.)  i.  Silas  Ferdinand"  (Cleveland)  b.  16  .Sept., 
1880:  ii.  Grover  AItamont7  b.  4  Sept.,  188.T;  d.  Kortright.  3  .tulv,  1890; 
iii.  Orrin  ,Ia.son7  b.  11  Apl.,  1888;  d.  Kortright,  1  May,  1890;  iv.  Sarah 
Martha7  ft.  8  Aug.,  1803.* 

•  Fam.   Rec.  and  pers.  know.   Mra.   Ruth  Ann  Cleveland. 

t  Mi'lary  Register,  p.  81,  In  custody  of  the  Regents  of  the  University  of  the  State  of 

N     Y. 
}  Assembly  Papers,  Rev.  Soldiers  and  Claims  22,  p.  253. 


46  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

marlcabl)'  fine  penman  and  was  often  called  upon  to  act  as  a  sort 
of  drum-head  secretary  to  Gen.  Washington.  He  was  one  of 
the  guards  over  the  unfortunate  Major  Andre  before  his  execu- 
tion. He  accompanied  Gen.  Sullivan  on  his  Indian  Campaign 
and  helped  to  build  the  dam  at  the  foot  of  Otsego  Lake.  He 
was  at  Saratoga  when  Burgoyne  surrendered  and  at  the  Battle 
of  Monmouth,  where,  he  says,  many  of  the  soldiers  actually 
died  of  thirst,  it  being  a  very  hot  day.  He  was  at  Valley  Forge, 
and  endured  all  the  hardships  of  that  memorable  winter.  He 
was  a  man  of  herculean  strength  and  was  wont  to  boast  with 
pardonable  pride  that  in  the  Army,  where  wrestling  was  the 
principal  amusement  of  the  soldiers,  he  nci'cr  found  hut  one 
man  iclio  could  fliro-d'  him.  After  the  death  of  his  first  wife, 
he  removed  to  Cherry  Valley  and  shortly  after  to  Middlefield 
Center,  where  he  cleared  a  farm,  returned  to  Long  Island  on 
horseback  and  brought  back  his  children  and  his  second  wife 
in  the  same  fashion.  The  first  house  in  which  he  lived  in 
Middlefield  Center  was  a  log  cabin,  which  was  standing  a  few 
years  ago,  and,  I  presume,  is  yet. 


FAMILY    XIII. 


]OUW  [38],*  (David\  David'',  James')  h.  Aquebogue,  L.  I., 
5  May,  1757;  d.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  10  Sept.  1838;  m.  Phebe 
Coddington  {h.  28  Mch.  1759;  d.  n.  Utica,  N.  Y.,  10  Oct.  1822) 
of  Newburg,  N.  Y.  [MiddMeld  Center,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

Si       I.  SibyF'^  b.  15  Feby.  1780;  d.  at  Addison,  Steuben  Co., 
N.  Y. ;   m.  Gordon  Smith.     Issue:-] 

[Addison,  Steubeti  Co.,  N.  Y. 

•  Bible  Rec.  38  pos.  Mrs.  Rosamond  Barry. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.  Permella  McGown. 


THE     FOUTH     GENERATION  47 

i.  Clarissa"   (Smith). 

ii.  Gordon"  (Smith). 
iii.  John  Parshall"  (Smith), 
iv.  Daniel  Tompkins''   (Smith). 

V.  Sabrina'"   (Smith). 
vi.  Phebe«   (Smith). 

82  II.  John'  b.  2  June,   1782;    d.   13  Jany.   1872;    iiiun. 

[MiddlcMd  Center,  N.  Y. 

83  II.  Phebe"'*  b.  Middlefield  Center,  i  Aug".  1784;  d.  Som- 

erset, Niag.  Co.,  N.  Y.,   10  Apl.  1859;    m.  Stephen 
Johnson.    No  issue.         [Somerset,  Niag.  Co.,  N'.  V. 

84  IV.   Mehitabel'  b.  25  Sept.   1786;    d.  14  Feby.  1821 ;    m. 

.    Issue:  [Middlefield,  N.  V. 

248  i.  David  Sidney""  b.  14  Apl.  1814.     F.\M.  IC. 

85  V.  Elina"t  b.   10  Dec.   1788:  d.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.. 

I  I\[ay,   1880:    ;n.  Asa  Glazier  (b.  1785;    d.  1851). 
Issue:     (All  b.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.) 

[Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y. 

i.  Mehitabel"  (Glazier)  b.  23  Feby.  181 1.' 

ii.  John"    (Glazier), 

iii.  Elias"   (Glazier). 

iv.  Polly  N."  (Glazier). 

V.  Benjamin"    (Glazier). 

vi.  Statira"  (Glazier),  in.  Wales. 

vii.  Arlina"  (Glazier). 

a.  David  .Sidney  adopted  his  raother's  nnme  (P.irshall) ,  licnce  it  has 
seemed  advisable  to  treat  him  in  this  work  a.s  a  Parshall. 

5.  Mehitabel  Glazier  d.  Cherrj-  Valley,  N.  Y.,  2.1  ,Iany.,  1890:  m. 
Cherry  Valley,  6  Oct.,  1829,  William  D.,  s.  .John  and  Marj-  (Clark) 
Spencer  ( b.  Cherry  Vallev,  24  Doc,  1808:  d.  Cherry  Valley,  21  Dec., 
1890).      Issue:       {.Ul    b.  ' Chtrn/     Vnllf!/,    N.     Y.)       i.  MaryT      (Spencer); 

•  Fara.  Rec3.    and   per«.    krow.    Pcrraelia   McOnwn. 

t  Bible  Rec.  38,  aud  Fam.  Rec8.  pos.  Hon.   Edgar  A.  Spencor. 


48  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

86  VI.  Permilla^   b.   19  Jany.   1792;    d.  Middlefield  Center, 

10  Oct.  1838;   until. 

87  vii.  Elias''  b.  9  Feby.  1794.     Fam.  XXXIV. 

88  VIII.  Maria^*  b.  Newburg,  N.  Y.,  18  Mch.  1796;  d.  Coop- 

erstown,  N.  Y.,  21  Apl.  1869;   m.  Middlefield  Center, 
N.  Y.,  7  Mch.  1S20,  James  McGown.     Issue: 

[Middlefield,  N.  Y. 

i.  Margaret  Adelia«  (McGovvn)  b.  28  May,  1821." 

[Lyons,  N.  Y. 

ii.  John   Parshall^    (McGown)    b.    19   Oct.    1823; 
d.    1825. 

iii.   Permilla"  (McGown)  b.  31  Jany.  1826.     Unm. 

[Coopcrstozvn,  N.  Y. 


ii.  Dou£(las  W.7  (Spencer);  iii.  SelinaT  (Spencer);  iv.  Asa7  (Spencer); 
V.  JosephineT  (Spencer);  vi.  MarthaT  (Spencer);  vii.  OliverT  (Spencer); 
viii.  HesterT  (Spencer);  ix.  PliebeT  (Spencer);  x.  Hon.  Edgar  A.  (Spencer), 
Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  State  of  New  York,  b.  23  Nov.,  1847; 
m.  Gloversville,  N.  Y.,  30  Sept.,  1879,  Frances,  dau.  Alanson  and  Mary  (Sex- 
ton) Hosraer  (6.  Gloversville,  23  Nov.,  1848).  Issue:  i.  Effa  HosmerS; 
ii.  Aicnson  UosmerS;  iii.  Mary  Josephines  d.  inf.;  xi.  Jane  L.7  (Spencer); 
xii.  William  C.7    (Spencer). t 

a.  Margaret  Adelia  McGo^vn,  d.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  4  Aug.,  18G2;  m.  Putney- 
ville,  N.  y.,  —  Apl..  1844,  William,  s.  Nahum  and  Hannah  (Brown)  Bur- 
nett {b.  Marbletown.  N.  Y.,  22  Nov.,  1816;  d.  Wayne,  Mich.,  12  Dec,  1896) 
Issue:  i.  Spencer  Densmore7  (Burnett)  b.  Lyons,  5  Aug..  1846;  m.  Geneva, 
N.  Y.,  1877,  Hattie  Dav.  Xo  issue;  ii.  Maria  Hannah7  (Burnett)  6.  Lyons, 
22  Oct.,  1874),  m.  Galen,  N.  Y.,  11  Feb.,  1874,  John  Smart.  Issue: 
i.  Emma  MnyS  (Smart)  ;  iii.  Charles  Rupert7  (Burnett)  b.  15  Feb.,  1850; 
m.  Lyons,  15  Dec,  1875,  Julia  Ann,  dnu.  Thomas  and  Harriet  Crawford 
(Sturrat)  Hunter  (6.  Lyons,  31  May,  1853).  Issue:  i.  Edith  TVrncS  ft. 
Xewark.  N.  5'.,  G  Auij..  JS7S:  ii.  Clarenee  Thomasf^:  iv.  Zillah  Ennis7 
(Burnett)  b.  Lyons,  4"june,  1856;  m.  Newark,  18  Jany.,  1872,  James  s. 
Zeizar  and  Nancv  (Gamore)  DeVall;  (5.  Arcadia,  N.  Y..  5  Dec.  1848).  Issue: 
i.  Jennie  L.s  (DeVall) ;  v.  Margaret7  (Burnett)  6.  Lyons,  4  May,  1860; 
d.  Detroit,  Mich.,  16  .Jany.,  18!)8,  Willi.Tm  McKay.  Issue:  i.  OeorgeS 
{McKay);    ii.  RoyS   f  McKay  j ;    iii.  John   Henrys    (McKay  ).X 

•  Bible  Rec.   38,    and   Fam.    Recs.    pos.   Permilla  McGown. 
t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.   Hon.  E.  A.   Spencer. 
t  Fam.  Recs.  pos.  Charles  R.  Burnett. 


THE     FOURTH     GENERATION  49 

iv.  Alary  Helen"  (McGown)  b.  19  Oct.  1828." 

[Coof^crstozvii,  N.  Y. 
V.  Elias  Parshall"  (McGown)  b.  7  May,  1831;   d. 

4  Dec.  1888;    m.  Mary  Bowen. 
vi.   Esll:er  Ann"  (McGown)  b.   i6  May,  1834." 
vii.  Maria  Josephine"  (McGown)  b.  7  May,  1837.° 

[QHi)icy,  Mich. 
viii.  David  Jefferson"  (McGown)  b.  19  Dec.  1839.'' 

[Coopcrstozvn,  N.  Y. 

89  IX.  Delia'  b.  Middlefield  Center,  N.  Y.,  26  July,   1799; 

(/.   iiiiin. 

90  X.  Desiali't  b.  Aliddlefield  Center,  N.  Y.,  8  Nov.  1800; 

d.   Middlefield  Center,   4  July,    18S9;    m.  20  Sept. 
1827,  Peter  Dutcher   (</.  22  Mch.  1885).     Issue: 

i.  Calista  V."   (Dutcher)   b.  21  July,   1828:    d.  6 

May,  1863,  uimi.  [Middlefield,  N.  Y. 

ii.  Varance"    (Dutcher)    b.   23   Sept.    1830;    d.  8 

Sept.  1843. 
iii.  David  Jefferson"   (Dutcher)   b.  25  Fehy.   1832; 
d.  5  Alch.  1832. 


a.  Mary  Hdon  McGown  m.  14  June,  18.54,  Iliram  Mallory  {d.  IS  .Tunc, 
1855).  No  issue' 

b.  EKtlicr  Ann  McGo\\^l  m.  Coopcrstown,  22  Fohy.,  18.50,  .Tanips  Mnnn. 
Issue:  i.  Charles  William"  (Munn)  h.  Coopcrstown.  12  Ai'l..  IS.'iT;  ii. 
Arthur  EliasT   (Munn)    d.    17    May,    Ii)03.* 

c.  Maria  .Josephine  McGown,  m.  Cooperstown,  5  Dec,  1894.  Gcorftc  \V.,  s. 
Prazilla  and  Matilda    (Irwin)   Woodworlh   (6.  New  York,  30  Oct.  1841).t 

d.  David  .Jefferson  McGown.  m.  Cooperstown,  29  Fehy.  1879,  M.irj'.  dau. 
Tliomas  and  Sarah  (Wilson)  Murphv  (It.  LouKford,  Ireland.  27  May,  1842). 
Issue:  i.  Wilson  EliasS  b.  20  .July,  1882;  ii.  Frederick  llamiltons  6.  II 
Jany.,   I885.t 

•  Fam.  Ron.   and  pers.   know.  Pcrrcllla    McGown. 

t  nible  Rec  .'iS.  and  Fam.   Recs.  pos.  Oliver  A.   Dutcher. 

i  Pers.  btatement. 


so  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

iv.  John  Parshall"  (Dutcher)  b.  19  July,  1834." 

[Santa  Cruz,  California. 
V.  Oliver  Andrew"  (Dutcher)  h.  15  Nov.  1836." 

[Coblcskill,  N.  Y. 
vi.  Celestia  Regina®   (Dutcher)    b.   14  Mch.   1839." 

[Middlcfield,  N.  Y. 
vii.  Laverna  Mary''  (Dutcher)  b.  24  Dec.  1840."* 

[Gloversvillc,  N.   Y. 

viii.  Alvin  Peter®   (Dutcher)  h.  i  Oct.   1842:    d.  22 
June,   1858. 
ix.  Jennie  Ellen"  (Dutcher)  b.  7  Jany.  1846.' 

[Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

a.  .John  Parshall  Dutcher,  m.  Randolph,  Catt.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  20  Mch.  1866, 
Cora  Jane,  daii.  Florentine  Fayette  and  Sophronia  Delia  (Dopkins)  Mig- 
hells   (6.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  25  Dee.  "1842).     jYo  issue* 

6.  Oliver  Andrew  Dutcher,  to.  East  Springfield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  2.5  Dec. 
1865,  Susan,  dau.  Thomas  and  Sarah  (Stockley)  Francis  (ft.  East  Springfield, 
1  Oct.  1841).  Issue:  i.  Ralph  Egbert,T  ft.  Middlefield  Center,  17  Aug.  1871; 
m.  South  Kortright,  Delaware  Co.,  N.  Y.,  3  Oct.  1900,  Harriet  Lydia.  dau. 
Silas  Waddell  and  Ascenath  Maria  (English)  Stoutenburgh  (ft.  Harpers- 
field,  Delaware  Co.,  N.  Y.,  26  Sept.  1870).* 

c.  Celestia  Regina  Dutcher,  to.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y'.,  19  Jany.  1873,  Edwin 
Robert,  s.  Nathan  and  Maiy  (Seward)  Tripp'  (6.  Decatur,  N.  Y'.,  27  Jany. 
1827).  Issue:  (All  ft.  Middlefield  Center,  N.  Y.)  i.  Bertha  LulaT  (Tripp), 
6.  16  Febv.  1875;  m.  .Johnsonville,  N.  y.,  1  Feby.  1894,  Hiram  K.,  s.  William 
E.  and  Harriet  E.  (Miller)  Hovt  (ft.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  28  .Jany.  1866). 
Issue:  i.  Hazel  LulaS  (Hoyt),  6.  Middlefield  Center.  IS  Mch.  1896;  ii. 
Mildred  CalestiaS  (Hoyt).  ft.  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  IS  Oct.,  1S97 ;  it.  Byron  HenryT 
(Tripp)    ft.  Apl.   1878.* 

d.  Laverna  Mary  Dutcher,  m.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  2  Sept.  1860,  Simon 

s.    Elijah   and   Hannah    ( — )    Bennett    (ft.    Middlefield,    11    June,    1838). 

Issue:     i.  Letitia  J.7    (Bennett),  ft.   Otsego  Co.,   N.   Y.,   15  June,   1861;     to. 

Gloversvillc,  N.  Y.,  10  .June,  1881,  Henry,  s.  George  and  Kate  ( )   Lewis 

(ft.  Gloversvillc,  18  Mch.   1859).     Issue:     i.  Charles  P.s   (Lewis);    ii.  Maude 
4.8    (Lewis);    ii.  Willard   OliverT    (Bennett)    ft.   Middlefield,    7    Mch.    1864; 

m.  Gloversviile,  26  Apl.   1886,  Margaret,  dau.  Thomas  and  Catherine    ( •) 

O'Neil   (6.  Gloversvillc,  2  Oct.  1868).     Issue:     i.  Thomas  B/mcrS  ,•   ii.  Laverna 
WillardS;  Hi.  LeonS ;  Hi.  Frank  D.T   (Bennett),  6.  Gloversviile,  27  Apl.  1873.* 

e.  Jennie  Ellen  Dutcher,  m.  Middlefield  Center,  18  Aug.  1868,  Rev.  S.  W., 
s.  Cornelius  and  Anna  (Hoffman)  Young  (b.  Seward,  N.  Y.,  1  Apl.  1839). 
Issue:     i.  Dora  D.7    (Y'oung)    ft.  Middlefield  Center,  27  June,   1870;   ?«.  Ven- 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     FOURTH    GENERATION  51 

X.  Egbert  William"  (Dutcher)  b.  3  Apl.  1848." 

[Prescott,  Ariz.  Ter. 

91     XI.  David  Jefferson-'  h.   10  Feby.   1803.     Fam.  XXXV. 

John  Parshall  wasr  a  soldier  of  the  Revolution.!  He  enlisted 
in  the  Spring  of  1876  in  the  Suffolk  County  Company,  corn- 
mantled  by  Capt.  Reeve,  and  served  about  five  months ;  re-enlisted 
in  the  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Conklin,  and  served  as  a 
carpenter  at  Nevvburg,  Orange  County,  N.  Y.,  for  one  year. 
On  the  5th  of  May,  1778.  he  enlisted  at  Newburg  in  the  com- 
pany of  Capt.  Walker,  under  whom  he  served  for  about  nine 
months.  It  was  during  this  time  that  he  took  part  in  the  Battle 
of  Monmouth.  In  1779  he  was  attached  to  the  Newburg  com- 
pany, and  was  called  on  to  render  short  tours  of  duty,  as  occa- 
sion demanded.  In  the  Spring  of  1780  he  again  enlisted  as  a 
volunteer  in  the  company  of  Capt.  Drake  of  Newburg  and 
served  about  three  months,  participating  in  a  battle  with  the 
Indians,  near  Fort  Plain,  N.  Y.  He  also  appears  to  have  served 
for  a  short  time  in  a  Connecticut  regiment.  On  October  i6th, 
1832,  he  applied  for  a  pension  which  was  granted  for  actual 
service    in    the    Revolutionary    War.      He   seems    to   have   re- 

ango.  Pa.,  2  Apl.  1890,  Edward  Leonard,  s.  William  A.  and  Martha  (Brook- 
houser)  I'atter.son  ( fc.  Utica,  Minn.,  8  Febv.  ISfiT)  ;  ii.  Jennie  BelleT  (Young) 
ft.  Cedars,  N.  Y.,  28  .June.  187:!;  m.  Orleans  Corners,  N.  Y.,  27  Apt.  1898, 
Rev.  William  E.,  s.  Frederick  B.  and  Mary  Ann  (lleasley)  Crouser  (6.  Xew 
Lebanon,  Pa.,  13  June,  1871).  Issue:  i.  Clarence  Francis  h.S  (Crouser); 
Hi.  Clarence  G.7  (Young),  6.  Poe.stenkill,  X.  Y.,  30  Nov.  1877;  m.  Orlean-S 
Corners,  N.  Y.,  1  f^cpt.  1897,  Violet  1..  driu.  Stephen  and  Henrietta  (Coleman) 
Adam.s    (6.  Elmwood,  111..   13  Mch.   1878).* 

a.  Dr.  Egbert  William  Dutcher,  d.  Preston,  Ariz.,  24  Sept.  1898;  m. 
Center  Yillnge,  X.  Y.,  9  Oct.  1878,  Ida  Anna,  dau.  .Mlison  Orlando  and  .Tulia 
E.  (Knox)  fSmith  (6.  Alleganv,  N.  Y.,  27  Sept.,  18.')5).  Issue:  %.  Emma 
Ida.T  6.  Xineveh.  X.  Y.,  25  May,  1880;  ii.  Egbert  Kno.\,7  b.  Alleghany,  X.  Y., 
3  May,  1885.  Dr.  Dutcher  met  his  death  in  a  heroic  effort  to  a&ve  a  lady 
from  a  burning  building.f 


•  Pers.  Statement 

t  Fam.  Recs.   and  pers.   know.   Emma  Ida  Dutcher.  „,,,..      . 

i  Rcrs    U.  S    Pension  Offloo;   Muncoll's  Hist,  of  Suffolk  Co..  N.   Y. :   XV.  Col.  Hist,  of 
N    Y    216-  N  .  Y.ln  The  Rev.  166;  Conn.  Soldiers  and  Sailors  la  The  Rev. 


52  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

mained  in  Newburg  after  the  War  until  about  1803,  when  he 
removed  to  Middlefield,  Otsego  County,  N.  Y.  Here  he  pur- 
chased a  tract  of  wild  land  of  175  acres  which  had  upon  it  a 
small  log  cabin  in  which  he  lived  for  some  years.  By  tireless 
industry  on  the  part  of  himself  and  his  family,  the  heavy  forests 
were  cleared  away ;  good  substantial  buildings  were  erected  and 
at  the  time  of  his  death  he  had  acquired  considerable  property. 
The  house  and  some  other  out-buildings  were  burned  some 
years  ago,  but  the  barns  are  still  standing. 


FAMILY    XIV. 


JONATHAN-*  [39],  (Jonathan^,  Davi(P,  James^)  b.  9  Nov. 
1840;*  d.  prob.  Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  Oct.  1816;* 
111.  Jemima  Knapp  {b.  23  Mch.  1738;    d.  4  Apl.  1825).* 

Children  :* 

92  I.  James^  b.  26  Sept.   1762.     Fam.  XXXVI. 

93  II.   X'^athan"  b.  24  June,  1766.     Fam.  XXXVH. 

94  III.  Lydia'  b.  7  June,  1773;    d.  s.  p.  and  iiiiiti.,  2  Jany., 

1862. 

95  IV.  Moses'  h.  16  Nov.   1777.     Fam.  XXXVHI. 

96  V.  Jesse^  b.  18  June,  1780.     Fam.  XXXIX. 

Jonathan  lived  and  died  upon  the  farm  which  his  father  had 
owned  in  Little  Britain,  Orange  County,  N.  Y.f  He  appears 
to  have  been  a  prominent  man  in  the  place.  "He  held  office" 
from  1763  to  1770,1  though  the  nature  of  it  is  not  specified. 
He  was  a  soldier  of  the  Revolution,  serving  in  the  2d  Regiment, 
Ulster  County  Militia.  § 

•  Bible  Rec.  S'J,   pos.  Geo.   H.   Parshall,  Palmyra,   N.   Y. 
t  Rutterber  &  Clark's  Hist.  Orange  Co.,  N.   Y. 
t  Eager  s  Hist,  of  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.  fi22. 
§  N.  Y.  in  The  Rev.  193. 


THE     FOURTH     GENERATION  S3 


FAMILY    XV. 


DAVID-'   [40],  (Jonathmf,  David-,  James')  b.  ; 

(/.  ;    iji.  . 

Children:* 

97  I.  David'  b.   13  Mch.   1784.     Fau.  XL. 

98  n.  Sally"',  d.  s.  p.  itnm. 

99  III.  Nancy^  b.   19  Apl.   1789;    d.   17  May,   1846;    m.  4 

May,  1805,  Ezra  Keeler.    Issue: 

i.  Ebenezer"  (Keeler). 
ii.  Goldsmith"    (Keeler). 
iii.  Berthia"  (Keeler),  ;;/.  Robinson. 

David,  like  his  brother  Jonathan,  lived  and  died  upon  the 
farm  which  his  father  had  owned  in  Little  Britain. f  lie  also 
served  in  the  Revolution,  having  been  a  private  in  Col.  Graham's 
Regiment  of  Levies,^  in  the  4th  Regiment  of  Orange  County 
Militia, §  and  in  the  2d  Regiment,  Orange  County  Militia.** 

*  Fam.    Recs.   pos.   Miss  Nancy  J.    Robinson,   Newberg,   N.    Y. 
t  Rutteuber  and  Clark's  Hist.   Orange  Co. 
t  N.  Y.  In  the  Rev.  85  . 

§  Id.  icn. 

••  Id.  201. 


The   Fifth    Generation 


FAMILY    XVI* 

SAMUEL^   [44],  (lames*,  Israeli,  IsracP,  Jamcs^)  b.  Long 
Island,  N.  Y.,  20  Mch.   1757;  d.  Ellsworth,  O.,  abt.   1827;  m. 

(i)  Sarah  . 

[Ellsworth,  0. 
Children: 

100       I.  James*^  b.  6  June,  1779.     Fam.  XLI. 
loi      II.  Samuel"  b.  6  July,  1781.     Fam.  XLII. 

m.    (2),   Long   Island,    N.    Y.,    Rachel   Stratton    (b.    L.    I., 
30  Mch.  1765;  d.  Ellsworth,  O.,  abt.  1848). 

Children: 

102  III.  Sarah"!  b.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  29  July,  1787;  d.  — 
Mch.  1873;  m.  Springfield,  O.,  18  July,  1806,  David 
Rose  {b.  7  Oct.  1783;   d.  16  Oct.  1857).    Issue: 

i.  Jesse^   (Rose)  b.  30  May,  1807." 
ii.  Robert''   (Rose)   b.  20  Jany.  1809." 

a.  Jesse   Rose,   d.    1867;    m.    27    Jany.    1831,   Esther   Packard.      7fo   issue, 
m.   (2)    18  Sept.  1866,  Malvina  Howard.t 

6.     Robert  Rose,  to.  15  Jany.  1835,  Almyra  Edsall,  d.  2  .Tany.  1865).    Issue: 
i.  Sarah  M.,8  6.  8  July,  1838;  ii.  Henry  B.,8  6.  8  July,  1838;  m.  Libbie  Moher- 

*  P.  and  VanE.  Fams.  and  pens.  know.  Lucinda  Rose, 
t  Id.  and  pers.   know.   Rachel  Rose  Adams. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  SS 

iii.   Samuel"  (Rose)  b.  6  Sept.  1811." 
iv.  David'   (Rose)   b.  20  July,   1813. 
V.  Rachel'  (Rose)  b.  8  Jany.  1816." 
vi.  William'  (Rose)  b.  8  Apl.  1818.'^ 
vii.  Thomas'  (Rose)  b.  29  Fehy.  1820.* 
viii.  Ezra'  Dr.  (Rose)  b.  28  Fehy.  1822.° 
ix.  Sarah  Ann'  (Rose)  b.  25  Oct.  1824. 
X.  Susan'  (Rose)  b.  29  July,  1826.""' 
xi.  James'  (Rose)  b.  12  Oct.  1829.'" 

103     IV.  Elizabeth"  b.  6  May,  1789;    m.  Jacob  Cook.     Issue: 

i.  John'    (Cook). 

ii.  Samuel'  (Cook), 
iii.  Rachel'  (Cook), 
iv.  Katharine'    (Cook). 

V.  Jacob'    (Cook). 
vi.  Socrates'   (Cook). 

man;     iii.  Oscar  A.s  6.  29  Mch.   1840;   m.  Jlinnie  Morpheail ;   iv.     Mary  A.8 

b.  5  Aug.   1844;    v.  Ogden  S.,8   b.  5  Apl.  1850,  m.  Flora  Shinn;    vi.  Wallace 

E.8  6.  1  June,  1859.t 

a.     Samuel  Rose,  m.  Antoinette  Webb,  of  Ellsworth,  O.     No  issue.^ 

ft.  Rachel    Rose,   m.   27    Sept.    1838,   Henry   Adams.     Issue:     i.  Moses   P.8 

(Adams)   6.  Ellsworth,  O.,  9  Dec.  1841;  m.  Zanesville,  0.,  29  Dec,  1870,  Lida 

Stephens.    Issue:  i.   Henrr/O   ft.   Kokomo,  //id.,  21   Sept.   1871;    ii.  Lclando  J). 

Cleveland,  0.,   S  July,  1S73 ;   Hi.    Virginiaa    ft.   Delaware,   0.,   29   Dec.   imo ; 

ii.  ThomasS     (Adams)     6.    8    .Tune,    1844;    d.    Pittsburg,    Pa.,    5    Oct.    1890; 

vx.   Pittsburg,  Pa.,  7   June,  1870,  Anna  Caulburg.     Issue:     i.  George9   6.  20 

Aug.  ISS.'i." 

c.  William  Rose,  d.  12  Apl.  1870;  m.  184.1,  Mary  A.  Tow,  of  Penfield,  O. 
Issue:  Harmon  H.8  6.  7  Mch.  1844;  m.  9  Apl.  \Hl')'>.  Susan  Arner.  Issue: 
i.  Louisa;  ii.  Frederick^:  iii.  CharUsO;  H.  F.mory  G.8  ft.  4  July,  1840;  tit. 
Alices  ft.  9  Apl.  1849;  d.  8  Sept.  1859:     iv.    William  K.8  ft.  7  .Tune.  lS59.t 

d.  Thomas  Rose,  m.  2  Mch.  1848,  Maria  Rahit.  Issue:  i.  LutherS  (Dr.)  6. 
2  Dec.  1848;  m.  5  Foby.  1874.  Amanda  Wilson:  ii.  I.ottioS  ft.  l(i  Oct.  1S50; 
m.  1  Aug.  1870,  Charles  Mervin.  Issue:  i.  Rni/al»  (Mervin)  b.  Ii  June, 
187.^:  ii.  (Iraceit  f. Mervin)  ft.  lf>  Fcfti/.  1876;  Hi'.  Rachels  b.  16  Mav,  1853; 
iv.  Davids  ft.  27  Mch.  1855;  m.  29  Apl.  1875.  Rebecca  Rmith.f 

c.     Ezra  Rose  (Dr.),  m.  (1)  Sarah  Orr.     Issue:   i.  Joshuas ;  ti.  Henriettas; 

tit.  Johns ;    iv.  Sarahs ;    Dr.  Rose  m.   (2), Hall,  a  irirf.t 

aa    Susan  Rose,  m.  Simeon  Kcefcr.    Issue:    i.  ThomasS  (Keefer)  ;    ti.  EzraS 
(Keefer)  ;    t'i'i.  Annettes    (Keefer)  ;    iv.  CharlesS    (Kcefer).t 
bb     James  Rose,  vi.  3  Oct.  1855,  Ann  Rummel.f 

•  Pers.  stntement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.   Racbel  Rose  Adame. 


56  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

104  V.  John"  b.  24  June,  1791.     Fam.  XLIII. 

105  VI.  William**  h.  15  Nov.  1794.     Fam.  XLIV. 

106  VII.  Daniel''  b.  9  June,   1796.     Fam.  XLV. 

107  VIII.  Thomas^  b.  21  July,   1798.     Fam.  XLVI. 

108  IX.  David"  b.  17  Oct.  1800.     Fam.  XLVII. 

109  X.  Jacob"  b.  15  Mch.  1803.     Fam.  XLVIII. 

no     XI.  Nancy"  b.  18  May,  1806;    m.  Samuel  Wilday. 
Ill    XII.  Moses"  b.  10  Jany.  1810.    Fam.  IL. 

Samuel  appears  to  have  removed  with  his  putative  father  to 
Orange  County,  N.  Y.,  prior  to  the  breaking  out  of  the  Revo- 
lutionary War,  for  it  is  a  matter  of  record  that  he  was  living, 
with  his  father,  in  Goshen  Precinct,  in  that  county  in  1775, 
when  he  was  a  private  in  Capt.  Phenihas  Rumsey's  company, 
and  signed  the  Association  to  support  Congress.*  On  the  19th 
of  September,  1775,  he  and  others,  then  members  of  a  Goshen 
company,  signed  a  petition  to  revoke  the  commissions  of  the 
Captain  and  Lieutenant  of  the  company  to  which  they  then 
belonged,  on  the  ground,  as  stated,  that  their  election  had  been 
procured  by  fraud  and  deceit. f  Later  he  appears  as  a  private 
in  Capt.  Marvin's  company  in  Col.  Drake's  regiment,  and  the 
muster  roll  of  this  company,  still  extant,  dated  26th  of  Novem- 
ber, 1776,  shows  that  on  the  27th  of  August,  precedirg,  he  was 
reported  absent  from  his  company,!  though  the  reason  there- 
for is  not  stated.  This  muster  roll  is  the  last  record  in  which 
the  name  of  Samuel  appears,  and  it  is  not  to  be  found  in  the 
records  of  any  State  so  far  as  I  have  been  able  to  discover.  That 
he  was  employed  in  a  powder  mill,  in  Maryland,  during  the 
greater  part  of  the  War,  is  absolutely  certain.  His  grand- 
daughter, Mrs.  Lucinda  Rose,  when  a  girl,  lived  in  the  family 
of  her  grandparents  and  has  frequently  listened  to  thrilling  tales 
of  his  experience  in  the  mill,  as  related  by  her  grandmother 
after  the  death  of  Samuel  himself.      It  was  during  the   War, 


•  XV.   Col.   Hist,  of  N.  Y.  216. 

T  I.  Col.  of  N.  Y.  Hist.  Miss.   151. 

i  Id.,    500. 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  57 

probably  about  1778.  that  lie  niarried  his  first  wife.  Slie  died 
after  the  birtii  of  her  second  child,  probably  about  1782,  or 
1783,  and  on  Samuel's  return  home,  immediately  after  the  close 
of  the  \Yar,  he  married  in  Brooklyn,  about  1786.  his  second 
wife,  Ruth  Stratton.  He  remained  in  Brooklyn,  in  all  prob- 
ability, for  a  number  of  years,  for  several  of  his  children  were 
born  there.  From  Brooklyn  he  returned  to  Orange  County, 
thence  to  Beaver,  Pa.,  then  to  Springfield,  O.,  and  finally  located 
in  Ellsworth  Tp.,  Mahoning  County,  O.  Here  in  the  primeval 
solitude  he  cleared  a  farm,  erected  buildings,  including  a  sul> 
stantial  house,  and  brought  up  his  large  family  of  children.  He 
died  about  1827;  his  wife  about  1848. 


FAMILY    AT//.* 


ISRAEL^    [47],    ilsracl\  IsnicP.  IsracP.  James')    b.   1760; 
(^-  ;     "/.  Deliverance  Terry,  his  cousin. 

[Palmyra,  N.  Y. 
Childroi: 

112  I.  Israel''  /;.   1782.     Fam.  L. 

113  II.  Terry"  h.  29  Jany.   1795.     Fa.m.  LI. 

114  III.  John"  (/.  ,f.  p.  num. 

115  IV.   Deborah''  m.  Bradner. 

116  V.   Lydia"  ;;;.  Gibbs. 

117  VI.  Anna"  ;».  Farr. 

118  VII.   Ruth"  ;;/.  Xash. 

119  VIII.   Elsie"  (/.  .T.  p.  num. 

120  IX.  Elizabeth"   ;;;.  Griswold. 

121  X.   Lois". 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.  Mrs.  Jane  Paige. 


58  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Israel  probably  removed  with  his  parents  from  Orange  County, 
N.  Y.,  to  Northumberland  County,  Pa.,  shortly  before  the  break- 
ing out  of  the  Revolutionary  War  and  resided  there  until  about 
1790,  when  he  removed  to  New  York  State.  He  served  as  a 
soldier  in  the  Revolution  and  appears,  13th  of  March,  1776,  as 
an  ensign  in  the  7th  Battalion,  Northumberland  County  Asso- 
ciators,  Col.  James  Potter.*  We  also  find  that  "Israel  Parshall 
made  an  application  for  pension  on  January  14th,  1833,  at  which 
time  he  was  j'i,  years  of  age,  and  resided  at  Palmyra,  N.  Y.  In 
his  application  he  alleged  that  he  first  enlisted  at  Loyal  Lock, 
Penna.,  and  served  as  a  private,  corporal  and  sergeant  in  com- 
panies commanded  by  Captains  Newman,  Hammond,  Hepburn 
and  Westfall,  and  in  regiments  commanded  by  Colonels  Martin 
and  Hartley.  Length  of  service  not  stated.  There  is  an  affidavit 
on  file  in  his  claim  showing  that  a  brother,  David  Parshall,  served 
with  him."t  He  appears  on  the  Tax  Lists  as  a  resident  of 
Muncy  Tp.,  Northumberland  County,  Pa.,  from  1783  to  1787.$ 
It  is  inferred  that  at  this  time  he  was  married,  from  the  fact 
that  his  brother  David  is  uniformly  referred  to  in  contempor- 
aneous records  as  a  "single  man."  It  was  probably  about  1790 
when  he  finally  removed  to  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  locating  there  on  a 
farm  given  to  him  by  his  father-in-law.  The  mother  of  Deliv- 
erance Terry (  wife  of  Israel)  is  said  to  have  been  a  sister  of 
Israel.*  There  is  a  tradition  in  the  family  that  Deliverance 
was  born  in  an  Indian  wigwam  during  the  progress  of  a  fierce 
battle  between  the  whites  and  Indians.  An  Indian  woman  cared 
for  her  and  her  mother,  and  protected  them  from  the  rage  of  the 
redskins.  "Delivered"  her  in  fact  from  the  awful  peril  in  which 
she  stood,  and  hence  the  name  conferred  upon  her.  Israel  finally 
removed  to  Michigan  with  several  of  his  children  and  died  there 
at  the  advanced  age  of  about  eighty  years. 

•  XIV.    Pa.    Archives   (2d   Series)    325. 

t  Reps.    U.    S.    Pension    Office. 

J   XIV.    Pa.    Archives    (3d   Series)    561,    625,    707. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  59 


FAMILY    XVIII* 

DAVID=  [48].  (Israel*,  Isra^P,  IsraeP,  Jones')  b.  20  Aug. 
1762;  d.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  25  June,  1836;  m.  Canandaigua, 
N.  Y.,  Sarah  Cronover  (b.  3  Sept.  1769;  d.  Lockport,  N.  Y., 
I  Mch.  1856). 

Children : 

122  I.  Deborah"   b.  21    Apl.    1788;    d.  29  Dec.    1876;    m. 

Israel  Parshall.  See  Fam.  IL. 

123  II.  Daniel"  b.  14  Nov.  1789. 

124  in.  Sarah"  b.  6  Nov.  1790;   m. Gilbert. 

125  IV.  Ira"  b.  5  Aug.  1792.    Fam.  LII. 

126  V.  Lucretia"  b.  29  Jany.  1794;    in.  Goodell. 

127  VI.  Asa"  b.  15  May,  1796.    Fam.  LIII. 

128  VII.  David"  b.  15  Apl.  1798.     Fam.  LIV. 

129  VIII.  Lucy"  b.  22  Mch.  1800;   ;». Nichols. 

130  IX.  Samuel"  b.  30  Mch.  1802. 

131  X.  Israel"  b.  8  Jany.  1804. 

132  XI.  Ruth"  b.  23  Dec.  1805;   in.  George  B.  Chase. 

133  XII.  Amasa'  b.  14  Oct.  1808;   d.  11  Nov.  1885;   nt.  Jane 

Boyd. 
134x111.  William"   b.    14   Feby.    1811;    d.    i   Aug.    1879;    in. 
Laura  Harrington. 

David  in  all  proliability  removed  with  his  fatlier  and  elder 
brother  to  Pennsylvania,  before  the  breaking  out  of  the  Revolu- 
tionary War,  as  his  name  appears  with  theirs  in  various  Ta.\ 
Lists,  as  a  "single  man."t     He,  too,  served  in  the  Revolution 

•  Fam.  Recs.   pos.   John   D.   Parshall;    Bible  Rec.   125  pos.   Geo.   H.   Parsball. 
t  XIV.  Pa.  Archives  (3(1  Scries)  525,  625,  709. 


60  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

as  a  private  soldier.*  He  is  referred  to  in  Pennsylvania  official 
records  as  "a  Pennsylvania  pensioner  residing  in  New  York  ;"t 
"from  which  it  also  appears  that  he  died  ist  of  March,  1833, 
aged  71  years. "t  Physically  David  is  said  to  have  been  a 
small  man,  like  his  father,  but  of  vigorous  constitution  and  pos- 
sessed of  great  physical  strength. 


FAMILY  XlX.t 


ASA^  [51],  (Israel*,  Isracl'\  IsracP,  Janus')  b.  26  Mch. 
1770;  d.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  23  Mch.,  1848;  m.  22  Jany.,  1797, 
Susannah,  dan.  Thomas  and  Mercy  (Lamb)  Keeney  {b.  Hart- 
ford, Ct.,  5  Mch.  1781 ;   d.  Chemung,  19  Oct.  1865). 

Children: 

135  I.  Isaac''  b.  5  Feby.,  1798;  d.  s.  p.  21  Feby.,  1858;  in. 

13  Apl.   1825,  Sarah  Luther  (d.  15  Oct.  1871). 

136  II.  Amzi"  b.  6  June,  1799.     Fam.  LV. 

137  III.  Mercy**  b.  21  Mch.  1801 ;   d.  s.  p.  21  Feby.  1882;   in. 

13  Sept.  1842,  Samuel  Grennell. 

138  IV.   Ruby''  b.  26  Nov.  1802;    d.  30  Mch.  181 1. 

139  V.  Benjamin"  b.  21  June,   1804;    d.   10  Jany.   1866;  m. 

Rowena  Soper,  2y  Nov.  1832.    No  issue. 

140  VI.  Thomas  Keeney"  b.  24  Mch.  1806.    Fam.  LVL 

141  VII.  Ransom"  b.  23  Mch.   1808.     Fam.  LVH. 
142-  VIII.  Luther"  b.  2.2  Mch.   1810.     Fam.  LVHL 

143  IX.  Elizabeth"   h.   28  Oct.    1811;   d.    16  Dec.    1854;   m. 

Henry  Roberts,  7  Jany.  1830. 

144  X.   Israel"  b.  4  May,  1815.     Fam.  LIX. 

145  XI.  Asa"  b.  9  Apl.  1813;   d.  25  Jany.  1814. 

•  XXIII.  Pa.  Archives,  472. 

t  Id. 

%  Fam.  Rec.  pos.  150. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  61 

146  xn.   Susannah"*  b.  Chemung.  4  June.   1817;  d.  Owasso, 
Alich.,  6  Dec.  i88(j;   ;».  Chemung,  14  Dec.  1834,  Guy 

Nelson,  .y.  Guy  N.  and  Susan  ( )  Roberts  {b. 

II   Jany.    1813;    d.   Pontiac.   Midi.,   13  Dec.    1889). 
Issue: 

i.  Isaac  Parshall"   (Roberts)   b.  Green  Oak,  Liv. 

Co.,  Mich.,  4  Oct.  1835." 

[Eaton  Rapids,  Mich. 
ii.  Sarah  R."  (Roberts)  b.  Oceola,  Mich.,  20  Jany., 

1838."  {Clarkston,  Oakland  Co.  Mich. 

iii.  Mary    Maria"    (Roberts)    b.    Oceola,    27   July, 

1842.'"  [Detroit.  Mich. 

iv.  Delia  Etta"    (Roberts)   b.   19  May,   1849;  ^-  9 

May,   1863. 
V.  Clarence"    (Roberts)    b.   3    Feby.    1851;    d.    13 

Apl.   1868. 
vi.  Derwent"     (Roberts)    b.    5    Oct.    1857;    d.    17 

Feby.   1862. 

a.  I^aae  Parsliall  Roberts,  m.  Byron,  Shiawassee  Co.,  Jlich.,  22  Feby., 
18.57,  Teena  Harriet,  dau.  Garrett  and  Mary  Ann  (Bradley)  Morse  (6.  Byron, 
Mich.,  17  .Tanv.,  1S3!)).  Issue:  i.  Trent  Isaacs  6.  Goodrich,  Gen.  Co.,  Mich., 
13  Feby.   1865;    d.  2.5  July,  180.5.t 

6.  Sarali  K.  Kobcrts,  m.  Oak  th-ovc,  Liv.  Co..  Midi.,  21  Feby.  18.54,  Clark 
B.,  s.  Marcus  and  Polly  (Clark)  Hart  (6.  Triangle,  N.  Y.,  3  June.  1830; 
d.  Vernon,  Shiawassee  Co.,  Mich.,  8  May,  1870).  Issue:  i.  Guy  XelsonS 
(Hart),  b.  Oak  Grove,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  1  Apl.  1850;  m.  Oregon,  Lapeer  Co., 
Jlich.,  24  Sept.  1884,  Ida  Maria,  dau.  Daniel  and  JIarv  Ann  ( Smith  >  Ovaitt 
(6.  Trov,  Oak.  Co.,  Mich.,  31  Aug.  18.50).  ii.  Alice  MaryS  (Hart)  b.  Duplain, 
Clint.  Co.,  Mich.,  10  Feby.  1802:   7/1.  Owosso.  .Mich.,  12  .hino,  1883.  Edwar.l  A., 

s.  Gtorge  and  Frances   ( )    Urch    (6.  Wostburv,  Somersetshire,  Eu'^.,  15 

June,  1849  ).t 

c.  Mary  Jlaria  Roberts,  m.  Goodrich,  Gen.  Co.,  Mich.,  1  May,  ISOl,  John 
s.  Samuel  and  Rutli  (Hillnian)  West  (6.  Xcwark.  N.  V.,  20  Febv. 
1838).  Issue:  i.  Myrta  D.lias  (West)  6.  Corunnn,  Mich.,  29  Dec.  1807; 
m.  Clarkston,  Mich.,  18  Sept.  1889,  Seward  Elmer,  .«.  Reuben  N.  and  Eliz- 
abeth (Polhemus)  Clark  {b.  Springfield,  Oak.  Co..  Mich.,  10  .Jany.  18—). 
Issue:     i.  Mary  Wcstv  (Clark)  b.  Cincinnati.  O.,  !i  June,  iiS.92.t 

*  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Isaac  P.  Roberts. 
t  Pers.  Btate. 


62  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

147  xiii.  Ruth'^*  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  10  Feby.  1819;  vi.  Che- 
mung, 18  Oct.  1838,  Richard,  s.  John  and  Levina 
(Mitchell)  Inscho  (b.  L.  I.,  5  Feby.  1816;  d.  Tioga, 
Pa.,  20  Jany.  1857).  Issue:  (All  b.  Jackson,  Tioga 
Co.,  Pa).  [Tioga,  Pa. 

i.  Susan  Keeney'''  (Inscho)  b.  9  Nov.  1839.* 

[Eastoii,  Md. 
ii.  John  Luther^  (Inscho)  b.  11  Apl.  1844.* 

[Tioga,  Pa. 
iii.  Jesse  Parshall'   (Inscho)   b.  14  May,  1846." 

[Elmira,  N.  Y. 
iv.  William  Wallace''  (Inscho)  b.  5  Aug.,  1851.* 

[Canoe  Camp,  Pa. 


a.  Susan  Keeney  Inscho,  m.  Jackson,  Tioga  Co.,  Pa.,  29  Dec.  1864,  Seth 
J.,  s.  Samuel  B.  and  Margaret  (Westbrook)  Snell.  Issue:  i.  Cora  Belles 
(Snell)  b.  21  Oct.  1865;  m.  5  Oct.  1886,  Edward  A.  Norton.  Issue:  i.  liena 
May9  (XortonJ  b.  Mansfield,  Pa.,  2S  Aug.  18S7 ;  ii.  Ernest  Seth9  f Norton)  b. 
Elkland.  Pa.,  12  Mch.  JSUl;  ii.  Rose  Mav8  (Snell)  b.  17  .Janv.  1869;  m. 
5  Feby.  1890,  Bayard  Cahill  {d.  7  Sept.  1892).  Issue:  i.  Fred.  S.O  (Cahill), 
b.  Hiitsboro,  Ind.,  6  Feby.  1892;  m.  2d,  23  Jany.  189.5,  William  H.  Clough. 
Issue:  ii.  Ruth  VirginiaB  (Clough)  6.  Berkley,  Ta.,  16  Nov.  1896:  iii. 
Lizzie  LovinaS  (Snell)  b.  8  Sept.  1872;  m.  2  Jany.  189.5,  Jlillard  G.  Davis. 
Issue:  (All  b.  Chapel.  Md.)  i.  Frank  Snelbt  (Davis)  b.  11  Oct.  1S9.J :  ii. 
Roy  Elmei-9  (Davis)  b.  6  Oct.  1898;  iv.  Elmer  KressS  (Snell)  b.  1  May, 
1874;  r.  Frank  Richards  (Snell)  b.  8  Apl.  1875,  d.  llAug.  1885;  vi.  Jesse 
InschoS    (Snell)   b.  Tioga,  Pa.,  22  Nov.  1876.* 

6.  Jolm  Luther  Inscho,  m.  Tioga,  Pa.,  13  Feby.  1868,  Marv,  daii.  Cephas 
and  Lucia  O.  (Kelly)  Miller  (6.  East  Smithfield.  Bradford  Co.,  Pa..  5  Oct. 
1848).  Issue:  i.  Lena  Maude.s  6.  25  July,  1870;  m.  12  Sept.  19ffO.  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Charles  McCormaek,  Ph.  D. ;  ii.  Ida  Mays  b.  6  June,  1875;  d.  17 
June,  1882.* 

c.  Jesse  Parshall  Inscho,  m.  Caton,  N.  Y.,  14  Oct.  1880,  Clara  A.,  dau. 
George  W.  and  Phebe  (Gregory)  Brown  (6.  Caton,  N.  Y.,  13  Feby.  1859). 
No  i^sue.* 

d.  William  Wallace  Inscho,  m.  Tioga,  Pa.,  II  Mch.  1873,  Catherine  Fuller 
(6.  New  Y'ork,  5  June,  1853).  Issue:  i.  Hattie  Mabels  b.  14  Apl.  1875:  m. 
22  June,  1898,  Edward  Robson.  Issue:  i.  Harold  Edwards  (Robson)  ft. 
22  Apl.  1900;  ii.  Ernest  ParshallS  ft.  20  .lune.  1877;  ?«.  15  Aug.  1900,  Mary 
Jones;    iii.  Thomas  Floyds  6.  20  Oct.  1879;    iv.  Nora  Bella  6.  15  Sept.  1884; 

•  Personal  statement. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  63 

V.  Ruth  Louisa"  (Inscho)  b.  8  Apl.  1853.° 

[Mansfield,  Pa. 
vi.   Mary  Ella'   (Inscho)  b.  10  June,  1857." 

[Big  Flats,  N.  Y. 
vii.  Eva  Belle"  (Inscho)  b.  4  :\Iay,  1863.'' 

[Tioga,  Pa. 

148  XIV.  Louisa**  b.  Chemung,  24  Oct.  1820;  m.  Chemung, 
—  Nov.  1849,  Joli".  •^"-  John  and  Hannah  (Smith) 
Bovier  {b.  Southport,  N.  Y.,  —  Jany.  1816;  d.  South- 
port,    II    Feby.    1863).     Issue:      (All    b.   Chemung, 

N.  Y.) 

i.  Asa  ParshalF  (Bovier)  b.  23  Apl.  185 1.'' 
ii.  Flora  Edneth'^  (Bovier)  b.  —  Aug.  1859.'' 

VI.  (2)  Southport,  N.  Y.,  3  Nov.  1864,  Robert  Bruce, 
J.  Simon  and  Jennie  (Fish)  Van  Gorder.   No  issue. 

V.  Jesse  Harrisons   6.  29  Mch.   ISHS:     vi.  Frank  Howards    b.  30  Oct.    1891; 
vii.     Ruth  Salinas   6.  5  Nov.   1898.* 

a.  Ruth  Louisa  Insoho,  in.  Tio<<-a,  Pa.,  1  Feby.  1871,  T.  F.,  s.  Asa  and 
Elizabeth  (Williams)  Rolason  (6.  Bpemrrville.  X."  J.,  18  Aug.  184.5).  Issue: 
Lynn  E.8    (Rolason)   b.  14  Nov.  187.5;  d.  15  Nov.  1879.* 

6.  Mary  Ella  Inseho.  m.  Tiojia,  Pa.,  21  Aug.  1877,  Dr.  John  Wilbur,  s. 
Chester  and  Eliza  (llulslander)  .Stewart  (b.  .lackson.  Tioga  Co.,  Pa.,  -J.!  Mch. 
1852).  Issue:  i.  Richard  LeeS  (Stewart)  Caton,  N.  Y.,'21  Sept.  1878;  ii. 
Clarence  Wilbers  (Stewart)  6.  Caton,  29  Janv.  1881;  lit".  Lulu  HelleS 
(Stewart)  6.  Caton,  16  Aug.  1883;  iv.  Eliza  MavS  (Stewart)  6.  Big  Flat.-*, 
N.  Y.,  2  Jany.   1888.* 

c.  Eva  Belle  Inscho.  m.  Tioga,  Pa.,  22  Nov.  1882,  CliarU\s.  ,•!.  William  T. 
and  Eliza  D.  (Ciilp)  Rhodes  ( fc.  21  Mav.  1801).  Issue:  i.  Bertha  Alethas 
(Rhodes)  6.  11  Dec.  1883;  d.  14  Sept.  1889;  li'.  Gertrude  Blanches  (Rhodes) 
6.  16  Sept.  1885;  Hi.  Ralph  Waldo  EniersonS  (Rhodes)  b.  23  Apl.  1888;  ii: 
Richard  InschoS    (Rhodes)    6.  23  July,   1892.* 

d.  Asa  Parshall  Bovier.  m.  Sovithport,  N.  Y.,  22  Fel)y.  1S77.  Emma.  dau. 
Hammond  and  Harriet  (Smitli)  Mathews.  Issue:  John  Hammonds  6.  2(5 
Aug.  1886.* 

e.  Flora  Edneth  Bovier,  rf.  Elmira.  N.  Y.,  20  Janv.  1891;  m.  Elniira,  — 
Jany.  1881,  Isaac  B.,  s.  A.  J.  and  Sally  (Bonnell)  Coykondall  (</.  Elmira. 
5   Nov.   1899).     Issue:     i.  Louisa   Ednahs    (Coykendall)    6.   20   Feby.    1883. t 

•  Personal   statement. 

t  Fara.  Recs.  and  pere.  know.  148. 


64  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

149  XV.  Jesse"  b.   30  Mch.  1822.  Fam.  LX. 

150  XVI.  Asa"  b.   20  Apl.  1825.  Fam.  LXI. 

151  XVII.  Lemira"*  b.  Chtmung,  27  Aug.,  1826;  ;;(.  24  Dec, 

1851,  George  Baldwin,  ,y.  Henry  and  Catherine  Bei- 
dleinan)  Snell  (&.  Chemung,  16  Nov.  1820 j.  Isme: 
(All  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.) 

i.  Alida  Jane'    (Snell)  b.  11  Aug..  1854." 

[Clu-iniiiig,  N.  Y. 
ii.  Kate  Anna  Belle'   (Snell)  b.  12  June.  1857." 

[Chonung,  N.  Y. 
iii.  Nora  Louisa"  (Snell)  b.  5  Nov.,  1858.' 

[Chemung,  N.  Y. 
iv.  George  Baldwin'    (Snell)   b.  8  Oct.,  1863." 

[Choming,  N.   Y. 
V.  John  Henry'   (Snell)  b.  24  Apl,  1867.'' 

[Elmira,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  XX.j 

JESSE''  [55],  (Israel''  IsmcP  IsrocP  Janus')  b.  about  1779; 
d.  Centerfield,  Ontario  Co.,  N.  Y.,  1856:  ni.  Mary  Van  Gorder. 

[Ccntci-ficid,  Ont.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

a.  Alida  J.ine  Snell,  m.  Chemung,  20  June,  1882,  Fletcher  W.,  s.  Gordon 
and  Rhoda  (Greatsinger)   Snell   (b.  Chemung,  17  Feby.,  1850).* 

6.  Kate  Anna  Belle  Snell,  m.  Chemung,  21  Dee.,  1881,  Philip  Heermans, 
s.  Niles  Frost  and  Sarah  Ann  ( Heermans )  Wynkoop  ( b.  Chemung.  25  Sept. 
1854).  Isstie:  i.  Roy  Baldwins  (Wynkoop);  ti.  Fletcher  Snells  (Wyn- 
koop);   Hi.  Sarah   Kathleens    (W\'nkoop).* 

c.  Xora  Louisa  Snell,  m.  Chemung,  18  Jany.,  1882.  Charles  Sumner,  s. 
Ebenezer  and  Emily  Jane  (Burlingame)  Gere  (b.  North  Chemung.  21  June, 
1857).     Issue:  i.  Verna  Erail.y8    (Gere);    it.  ilyra  JIargueriteS    (Gere).* 

d.  George  Baldwin  Snell.  m.  Chemung,  18  Sept.  1889,  Elizabeth,  dau. 
Daniel  Deyo  and  Jlargaret   (Gere)   De  Witt    (6.  Chemung,  7  Oct.   1865).* 

e.  John  Henry  Snell.  m.  Elmira,  N.  Y.,  18  Dec.  1805,  Edith,  dau.  Charles 
Edwin  and  Edith  (Fielding)  Hutchinson  (6.  Elmira,  11  June.  1873).  Issue: 
i.  Charles   Baldwin. S* 

•  Personal  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.   and   pers.   know.   441  and  442. 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  65 

Child  roi: 

152  I.  William.® 

153  II.  Amos.® 

154  III.   Samuel." 

155  IV.  Daniel"  b.  about   1808.     Fam.  LXII. 

156  V.  Jesse"  b.  about  1810.    Fam.  LXIII. 

157  VI.  Elisba"  b.  —  Oct.,  1811.     Fam.  LXIV. 

158  VII.  Rufus"  b.  2  Nov.,  1814.    Fam.  LXV. 

159  VIII.  John"  b.  22  Feb}'.,  1822.     Fam.  LXVI. 

160  IX.  Otis  Kimble"  b.  18  Jany.,  1823.    Fam.  LXVII. 

161  X.  Charles.® 

There  are  but  few  records  of  Jesse  Parshall  extant.  He 
appears  to  have  li\ed  for  the  greater  part  of  his  life  in  or  near 
Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  removing  finally  to  Centerfield,  Ontario 
Co.,  X\  Y.,  where  he  died.  Of  his  sons  William,  Amos,  Samuel 
and  Charles,  I  can  find  no  trace. 


FAMILY  XXI* 


ISRAEL-'^  [56],  {Benjamin'  IsracP  IsracP  James')  b.  1760- 
1765;  d.  about  1818;  ;;;.  Elizabeth  Weeks. 

Children: 

162  I.  Benjamin  Carlisle"  b.  17  May,  1803.     Fam.  LXVIII. 

163  II.  Elizalx^th"!  b.   New  York  City,  31   Oct.,    1818, ;  d. 

Utica,  N.  Y..  9  Oct.,  1871  :  m.  New  York  City,  i 
Oct.,  1838,  George  s.  George  and  Margaret  (Cul- 
bertson)  Kincaid  (/;.  Scotland,  12  Oct.,  1819;  d. 
Utica,  N.  Y.,  2j  Mch.,  1893)  Issue:  (.Ml  b.  Utica, 
N.  Y.)  [Utica.  N.  Y. 

'  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers  know.   473. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  Mrs.  Cbas.  B.  KIncald. 


66  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  James  Carlisle  Parshall^   (Kincaid)  b.  20  May, 

1840."  [Utica,  N.  V. 

ii.  George  Andrew^  (Kincaid)  b.  25  Sept.,  1842.'' 

[San  Mateo,  Cal. 
iii.  Charles  Benjamin^  (Kincaid)  b.  21  May,  1845.° 

[Utica,  N.  Y. 
iv.  Mary  Easter^    (Kincaid)    b.  27  Oct.,    1849.'^ 

[Cavipbcll,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  Cal. 

V.  William  Morris,"  Rev.   (Kincaid)   b.   16  Jany., 

1856.^  {Honoluhi,  H.  I. 

Israel  Parshall  was  a  soldier  of  the  Revolution,  enlisting  in  a 
Gloucester  Co.,   N.  J.,  regiment. t   He  was  discharged  in   New 

a.  James  Carlisle  Parshall  Kincaid,  m.  Utica,  N.  Y.,  24  Aug.  1864, 
Elizabeth  Lucretia,  dau.  Alrick  and  Laura  E.  (Squier)  Hubbell  (ft.  Utica, 
N.  Y.,  4  Aug.  1841).  Issue:  i.  Alrick  Georges  d.;  ii.  Frederick  Williams ; 
iii.  James  Carlisle  Parshalls,  Jr.,  d.;    iv.  Robert  Carlton.S* 

6.  George  Andrew  Kincaid,  m.  Utica,  N.  Y..  13  June,  180i5.  Ilattie  P., 
dau.  Zenas  M.  and  Julia  A.  (Smith)  Howes  (6.  Hampton,  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y., 
5  May,  1846;  d.  Utica,  5  Janv.  1886).  Issue:  i.  George  H.s  6.  1867; 
ii.  Zenas  M.s  5.  1869;  iii.  Elizabeth  1.8  b.  1871;  iv.  Adelbert  M.s  h.  1873; 
d.   1876;    V.  Wales  Buels   6.   1876.* 

c.  Charles  Benjamin  Kincaid,  d.  Utica,  26  May,  1898;  m.  I'tica.  7  Aug. 
1867,  Hannah  E.,  dau.  Edward  and  Miriam  (Davis)  Hughes  (b.  Utica,  3 
Sept.  1846).  Issue:  i.  Thomas  AshlevS  b.  28  Nov.  1868;  ii.  IMiriam  Eliz- 
abeths b.  27  Oct.  1874;    iii.  Amelia  Ca.sh8  6.  23  May,  1876;    m.  Cum- 

mings.t 

d.  Mary    Easter    Kincaid,    m.    Utica,    1    Oct.    1873,    Robert    Browner,    s. 

Reuben  aiid  Louisa    ( )    Cash    (6.  Leroy,   N.   Y.,  20  May,    1845).     2^0 

issue.* 

e.  Rev.   William  Morris  Kincaid,  to.    (1)    Cortland,   N.  Y.,   14  Dec.   1875, 

Erailv  Melinda,  dau.  Thomas  and  Julia  ( )    Purinton   (ft.  Buffalo  Creek, 

W.  Va.,  8  .July.  18.52;  d.  Cortland.  N.  Y.,  13  Apl.  1877).  Issue:  i.  Emily 
PurintonS  ft.  Cortland,  10  Apl.  1877;  d.  Cortland.  28  Aug.  1877;  m.  (2) 
Santa  Ana,  Cal.,  18  Mch.  1882,  Ellen,  dau.  Archibald  Thomas  and  Delia 
(Latham)  Douglas  (ft.  New  London,  Ct.,  27  Oct.  1855).  Issue:  ii.  Anna 
Douglass  ft.  18  Febv.  1882;  iii.  Douglas  Archibalds  ft.  23  Aug.  1884;  iv. 
Marj-8   6.  14  .Sept.  1886;    d.  s.  p.;    v.  William  VeritasS  ft.  26  Apl.   1895.* 

•  Personal   statement. 

t  Statement    Mrs.    Chas.    B.    Kincaid. 

t  State  of  New  Jersey.  Office  of  Adjutant  General.  Trenton,  April  13.  1901.  It  Is  cer- 
tified, that  tlie  records  of  this  office  show  that  Israel  Parshall  served  as  a  Pri- 
vate, Minute  Man,  in  the  Gloucester  County  New  Jersey  Militia,  during  the 
Revolutionary   War,    Alexander   C.    Oliphant,    Adjutant  General.    [Seal.] 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  67 

York  City,  at  the  disbanding  of  Washington's  Army.  No  records 
show  the  regiment  in  which  he  served  or  length  of  service. 
Nothing,  in  fact,  beyond  the  mere  mention  of  his  name.  It  is 
probable,  however,  that  he  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  War. 


FAMILY  XXII* 


JAMES    CARLISLE-^     [57],     {Benjamin*    IsnicP    IsracP 

Jaiiies^)   b.  Halifax,  N.  C,  2  May,  1769;  d.  ; 

m.  6  June,   17S9,  Hannah  Clark   {b.  prob.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y., 
II  Feby.,  1770). 

Children  : 

164  I.  Submit"  b.  22  Api.,  1790;  d.  26  July,  1791. 

165  II.  Lydia"  b.  13  Dec,  1791;  d.  13  Sept.,  1792. 

166  III.  Hannah"  b.  20  Aug.,  1793;  d.  9  July,  1794. 

167  IV.  Matilda*"'  b.  5  May,  1795;  d.  15  Dec,  1810. 

168  V.  Abner  Page"  b.  2  May,  1797;  d.  22  Aug.,  1798. 

169  VI.  Susan^t  b.  July,  1799:  d.  8  Nov.,  1880;  vi.  William 

OuaiJ.    Issue: 

i.  James  Timony''  (Quail)  b.  18  Nov.,  1825." 

ii.  Eliza  E.'    (Quail)   b.  18  Nov.,  1825.  vi.  

Blanck. 

iii.  William^    (Quail). 

iv.   Charles^    (Quail). 
V.  George"  (Quail). 

vi.  Caroline^   (Quail),  ni.  Connor. 

a.  James  Timonv  Qiuiil,  d.  Hrooklvn.  8  .Mav.  1808;  7n.  (I)  New  York, 
27  Mch.  1848,  Isabella,  dau.  William  and  Hridpet  (Reilv)  L\Tid  (6.  New 
York.  27  Sept.  1827,  d.  N.  .1.,  lit  .laiiy.  1871).  Issue:  Olll  b.  Xeic  York), 
i.  William   CharlcsS   6.  22   Jany.   1850;    »)i.   Ireland,  25  Jany.    1870,   Helena, 

•  Bible  Rec.  57,  possession  Mrs.   Caroline  Connor, 
t  Fam.    Rec.    and   pers.    know.,   James  T.    Quail. 


68  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

170  VII.  James®  b.  30  Nov.,  1801 ;  d.  Buenos  Ayers,  10  June, 

1829. 

171  VIII.  Caroline  Matilda"!  b.  N.  Y.  City,  15  Apl.,  1804;  d. 

N.  Y.,  City,  9  June,  1883;  m.  N.  Y.  City,  26  Nov., 
1827,  Benjamin  Franklin  s.  Sands  and  Susan  (Pot- 
ter) Ferris  (b.  Westchester,  N.  Y.,  9  June,  1806). 
Issue:     (All  b.  New  York.) 

i.  William  Hawkins"  (Ferris)  b.  13  Dec,  1828. 
ii.  Caroline  Matilda^    (Ferris  b.  20  June,    1831.° 
iii.  Josephine  A.''  (Ferris)  b.  21  Feby.,  1835. 

172  IX.  William"  b.  i  Jany.,  1807. 

173  X.   Priscilla"  b.  2  Apl.,  1809;  d.  20  Sept.,  1809. 

174  XI.  Charles""  b.  2  Aug.,  1810;  d.  s.  p.  8  June,  1851. 

m.   (2)  Mrs.  Isabella  (Pugsley)  Oliver. 

Children : 

175  XII.  Mary." 
XIII.  A  son  d.  inf. 

dau.  Maurice  and  Margaret  (Connelly)  Cummingrs  (6.  Ireland,  24  Dec. 
1859).  Issue:  i.  John  FrancisS  5.  15  Aug.  1SS7 ;  ii.  Frances  Gertrudf 
ft.  l.i  Dec.  18i)7:  ii.  .James  Timonys  6.  5  Oct.  18.52;  m.  City  Island,  N.  \., 
8  May,  1881,  Cornelia  Jane,  dau.  Isaac  Cole  and  Emily  (Banta)  Van  Allen 
(6.  City  Island,  13  June,  1854).  Issue:  i.  Wallnce  Isaacs  b.  Brookltm.  23 
Dec.  18S2:  Hi.  George  WashingtonS  b.  12  June,  1855;  m.  Brooklyn,  23  Apl. 
1883,  Catherine,  dau.  John  and  Mary  (Lang)  Stryker  (6.  Brooklyn,  3  Feby. 
1860).  Issue:  i.  George  Johns  ft.  25  Mch.  1SS5 ;  ii.  Harriet  Isabellas 
ft.   26  Febt/.   1896.     James   Timony7    Quail    m.    (2)    Brooklyn.    1866.   Harriet 

Louise,  da\i.  Thomas  and  Mary   (- )   Hoadley   (6.  Tuckahoe,  Ala.,  1838). 

Issue:     iv.  John   Wallace    Blancks ;     v.  Charles.s* 

a.  Caroline  Matilda  Ferris,  m.  Stamford,  Ct.,  14  Jany.,  1850,  Charles 
William,  s.  Horace  and  Ann  (Miller)  Waterbury  (ft.  Stamford,  Ct.,  18  Jany. 
1819;  d.  Stamford,  26  .June,  1866).  Issue:  (All  ft.  Stamford,  Ct.),  i.  Wil- 
liam FerrisS  (Waterburv)  ft.  1  Mch.  1851;  m.  Greenwich,  Ct.,  20  Dec.  1877, 
Harriet  Lucinda,  dau.  George  F.  and  Harriet  (Weed)  Kenworthy.  Issue: 
i  Howard  Roder9  (Waterbury)  ft.  7  Jany.  1881;  ii.  Mildred  Adells  fWater- 
bury)  ft  12  .SVpf  18S7:  ii.  Charles  Parshalls  (Waterbury)  ft.  20  Jany.  1855; 
■iii. 'Edwin  Horaces  (Waterbury)  ft.  12  Aug.  1858;  iv.  Walter  Scotts  (Water- 
bury)   ft.  5  Nov.   1860;  V.  Caroline  Parshalls    (Waterbury)    ft.  27  Apl.   1863.t 

ft.     Charles  Parshall  was  one  of  the  most  prominent  Wall   Street  men  of 

•  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.  James  T.  Quiil. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.  Wm.   F.  Waterbury. 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  69 


FAMILY  XXIIL* 

BENJAMIN'  [58].  {Baijainin'  IsracP  IsracF  James')  b. 
N.  Y.  City,  29  June,  1788;  d.  Charleston,  S.  C,  13  Oct.,  1816; 
in.  N.  Y.  City,  16  Nov.,  i8ii,t  Mary,  dau.  of  Conrad  and  Sorchie 
(Vail)  Hotto  {b.  N.  Y.  City.  9  July,  1790;  d.  Morrisania  (now 
N.  Y.  City),  12  Dec,  1869). 

Children: 

176  I.  George  Hotto"  b.  16  Oct.,  1812.     Fam.  LXIX. 

177  II.  James  Lawrence"  b.  14  Feby.,  1815.  Fam.  LXX. 
Receiving  a  common  school  education  and  learning  the  shoe- 
makers' trade,  he  started  in  business  for  himself  in  New 
York  City.  Meeting  with  reverses  in  his  business,  he  went 
to  Charleston,  S.  C,  hoping  to  improve  his  affairs.  Here  he 
opened  a  shop  and  store  and  was  successful  from  the  start.  His 
wife  and  sons  were  preparing  to  follow  him  thither,  when  he 
died  suddenly  of  a  fever.  His  letters  to  his  wife  are  filled  with 
expressions  of  affection,  for  mother,  wife  and  children.  He  was 
a  man  of  irrei^roachable  character,  of  high  ideals,  and  noble  pur- 
poses. He  enlisted  in  a  N.  Y.  Regt.  in  the  War  of  1812,  but  was 
not  called  into  actual  service. 


FAMILY.  XXIV.X 

GEORGE'^   [62],   {David''  Dcn'id''  David"  James')  b.  River- 
head,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y., ,  1772:  (/.  Northville.  Suff. 

his  day.  He  appe<irs  in  the  Now  York  City  Dirpcton',  IS-tO.  ns  n  monibpr 
of  the  firm  of  Bcebee  &  P.trsluall,  Hullion  nVokers,  with  olTice  at  22V'j  Wall 
Street.     He  left  a  large  fortune  at  his  death. 

•  Fam.  Rec.  poa.   Dr.  Geo.   H.  Parshall. 
t  XVI.  N.   Y.  Oen.  and  Blog.  Rec.  86. 
t  Fam.    Rec.   and  pers.   know.   180. 


70  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Co.,  15  Oct.,  1825,  age  53  years;  vi.  Aquebogue,  22  Nov.,  1806, 
the  Widow  Abigail  (Wells)  Terry  {b.  7  May,  1788;  d.  So. 
Jamesport,  Suff.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  27  May,  1872). 

[NorthviUc,  Stiff.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

178  I.  David  Terry"  b.  18  Aug.,   1807.     Fam.  LXXI. 

179  11.  Caleb  Halsey'5  b.  21  Aug.,  1809.     Fam.  LXXII. 

180  III.  Belinda  Delia*^*  b.  Northville,  4  June,  1814;  in.  Tru- 

mansburg,  Tompkins  Co.,  N.  Y.,  7  Nov.,  1835,  Israel 
Franklin  s.  of  John  and  Martha  (Emmons)  Robin- 
son (b.  Riverhead.  16  June,  1812;  d.  So.  Jamesport, 
II  Apl.,  1891).    Issue: 

[So.  Jamesport,  Suff.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

i.  Terry  Parshall'   (Robinson)  b.  15  Nov.,  1836." 
ii.  Dewitt  Clinton^   (Robinson)   b.  5  Mch.,  1839.* 

[Penu  Yan,  N.  Y. 

iii.  Abigail  Jane'  (Robinson)  b.  22  Jany.,  1842. 

iv.  Ann  Eliza'  (Robinson)  b.  31  May,  1847. 

v.  Miranda  Adelia'  (Robinson)  b.  25  Oct.,  1849." 

vi.  Charles  Franklin'   (Robinson). 

o  Terry  Parshall  Robinson,  d.  Forty  Fort,  Pa.,  18  Feby.  1898;  m.  Huron, 
0  7  Sept.  1862,  Cathena,  dau.  Charles  S.  and  Elizabeth  (Boyd)  Chapman 
(6.  Riley,  Sandusky  Co.,  O.,  31  Jany.  1837;  d.  Danbury  Tp.,  Ottawa  Co.,  O., 
18  Nov.  1892).  Issue:  i.  Howard  Franklins  b.  Buflfalo,  N.  Y.,  1  Oet.  1866; 
d  Danbury  Tp.,  O.,  8  Aug.  1889,  unm;  ii.  Otis  ChapmanS  (Dr.)  5.  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  29  Dee.  1868;  m.  Hartsgrove,  Ashtabula  Co.,  0.,  26  June,  1895,  Ruth 
Mabel,  dau.  David  Elmer  and  Lucy  Dimmick  (Babcock)  Hurlburt  (6. 
Hartscrove,  0.,  2  Nov.  1871).  Issue:  i.  Russell  Hurlbnrt9  b.  Windsor, 
As^.^Co.,  0.,  20  Dec.  1S96;    ii.  Ruth  Natalie^  b.  Hartsgrove,  IJ,  Apl.  1899.* 

b      Dewitt  Clinton  Robinson,  m.   Waterloo,  N.  Y.,   16  Aug.   1864,   Frances 

Eugenia,  dau.  Joel  and  Betsy  E.    ( )    Williams    (6.  Waterloo,  20  Aug. 

1843).     No  issue.* 

c  Miranda  Adelia  Robinson,  vi.  So.  Jamesport,  N.  Y.,  13  Apl.  1873, 
William   A.   Slater.     Issue;     i.    Ruth   VandeverrS    (Slater).* 

•  Personal  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  state.   Dr.   Otis  C.   Robinson. 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  71 

iSi  IV.  Amanda  Melvina"*  b.  Jamcsport,  L.  I.,  13  May,  1815; 
(/.  Friendship,  Adams  Co.,  Wis.,  31  Oct.,  1866;  m. 
n.  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  xi  Oct..  1847.  George,  s.  of 
Jolin  and  Mary  (Phillips)  Boardman  {b.  Greene, 
N.  Y.,  10  July,  1819;  d.  Wheaton,  Kan.,  13  Nov., 
1879).    Issue: 

i.  George    ParshalF     (Boardman)     b.    14    Nov., 

1848."  [Lakeport,  Cat. 

ii  Oscar  Terry"    (Boardman)   b.  29  June,   185 1.* 

{KelceyvUle,  Cal. 

182  V.  George  Lorenzo^  b.  about  1818.     Fam.  LXXIII. 

183  VI.  Abbie  Jane"t  b.  20  Api.,  1824;  d.  Franksville,  Wis., 

10  Feby.,  1897;  ;;;.  Farmer,  N.  Y., ,  1845, 

Gilbert  Adams,  {b.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  1823;  d. 
Franksville,  Wis.,  24  Jany.,  1881).  Issue:  (All  b. 
Franksville,  Wis.) 

i.  George  Parshair   (Adams)   b.  27  Aug.,  1846; 

</.  Tombstone,  Ariz.,  —  July,  1886. 
ii.  Terry  Gilbert"    (Adams)    b.   3   Mch.,    1847;  ^• 
12  June,  1902.'' 

a.  Georpc  Parshall  Boardman.  m.  31  Doc,  187(5,  Sarah  dau.  Frwlorick 
and  Catherine  (Carmen)  Wait  (6.  Cohimbia  Co.,  Wis.,  4  Dec.  18.58).  Issue: 
i.  Oscar  OeorfjeS  b.  29  Mch.  1878;  m.  12  June,  HlOO,  Jessie,  dau.  .John  and 
Blanche    (Ormiston)    Griffiths.* 

h.  Oscar  Terry  Boardman,  m.  Knighta  Landing;,  Cal.,  7  Oct.  1876,  Viola 
.1..  dau.  Otis  Ballon  and  Emma  J.  (Foster)  Lapham  (6.  Rome  Tp.,  Dane  Co., 
Wis..  2.3  Febv.  \S53) .  Issue:  i.  Wilfred  Laphams  5.  0  Julv.  1878;  ii.  George 
Parshalls  ft.  2  June.  1880;  Hi.  Otis  BallouS  h.  25  Julv,  1882;  iv.  Eva 
Sarahs   6.   6  Oct.   1889.* 

c.  Terry  Gilbert  Adams,  d.  12  June,  1002;  m.  Caledonia,  Racine  Co., 
Wis.,  18  Sept.  1872,  Ella  Eliza,  dnu.  Lewis  and  Aehsah  (Miles)  .Sears  (6. 
Caledonia,  16  Mch.  1852).  Issue:  i.  Jessie  MedoraS;  H.  George  Gilberts; 
til.  Carrie  L.sf 

•  Fam.    Rcr.    and   pers.   know.    Geo.    P.    and  Oscar  T.    Boardmao. 
t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  kuow.  Terry  G.  Adams. 


72  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  XXV.* 


ELIAS5  [64],  {Elias*  David^  David-  Jamcs^)  b.  Southold. 
Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  II  Sept.,  1771;  d.  McClellandtown,  Fayette 
Co.,  Pa.,  13  Feby.,  1856;  vi.  (i)  Morris  Co.,  New  Jersey,  Jane 
Tingley. 

Cliildren: 

184  I.  Nathaniel"  b.  31  Dec,  1791.     Fam.  LXXIV. 

185  II.   Eliza"  )ii.  Spitznagle. 

186  III.  John"  b.  2  Nov.,  1795.    Fam.  LXXV. 

187  IV.  Jane"t  b.  probably  N.  J.,  2  Nov.,  1795;  d.  11.  Union- 

town,  Pa.,   18  Dec,   1886;  m.  German  Tp.,  Fayette 
Co.,  Pa.,  8  Apl.,  1813,  Bernard  Dannels  (b.  17  j\Ich., 
1786;  (/.  Luzerne  Tp.,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  1866). 
Issue: 


i.  Elias'  (Dannels)  b.  7  Jany.,  1814;  d.  inf. 

ii.  Madison^   (Dannels)   b.  24  Feby.,  1815. 

iii.  John^  (Dannels)  b.  12  Feby.,  1817. 

iv.  Henry^  (Dannels)  b.  20  Mch.,  1819. 

v.  George  ParshalF  (Dannels)  b.  9  Apl.,  1821. 

vi.  Martha  Louise^   (Dannels)  b.  7.  Apl.,   1823. 

vii.  Bernard^   (Dannels)  b.  17  Apl.,  1826. 

viii.  Esaias^  (Dannels)  b.  10  Feby.,  1828. 

ix.  Elizabeth"    (Dannels)   b.  3  June,   1830. 

X.  Allen^  (Dannels)  b.  29  May,  1832. 

•  Pam.  Recs.   pos.   B33. 

t  Bible   Rec.    and   pers.    know.    Rev.    E.    W.    Dannels. 


,^^^,^.^^^^3^ 


THE     FIFTH      GENERATION  73 

xi.  Ellis  Woodward'   Rev.    (Dannels)    b.  21   July, 
1834.°  [Fultanham,  0. 

xii.  William  Wood^   (Dannels)   b.   1837. 
xiii.  Nelson'   (Dannels)  b.  18  Feby.,  1839. 
xiv.  Mary  Matilda^  (Dannels)  b.  15  Feby.,  1847. 

188  V.  Elias«  b.  3  Aug.,  1797.    Fam.  LXXVI. 

189  VI.  James''  b.  3  Aug.,  1797.    Fam.  LXXVII. 

m.  (2)  Anna,  dau.  Frederick  Strubel. 

Children: 

190  VII.  Anna"*  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  22  Mch.,  181 1:  d.  Put- 

nam Co.,  O.,  17  Alch.,  1875;  m.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa., 
24  June,  1829,  John,  .y.  Jacob  and  Eve  (Everly) 
Deffenbaugh  {b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  26  Oct.,  1806; 
d.  Putnam  Co..  O.,  14  Jany.,  1886).     Issue: 

i.  Nancy^    (Deffenbaugh)    b.  26  Mch.,    1831;  )ii. 

Geo.  L.  Evans. 
ii.  Jacob'  (Deffenbaugh)  b.  2  Aug.,  1833.'' 

[Coliinibiis  Grove,  O. 
iii.   William'    (Deffenbaugh)   b.'ig  Nov.,   1835;  d. 
10  Jany.,  1837. 

a.  Rev.  Kllis  Wooilwanl  Diuiiiels,  m.  Sliiiron,  ()..  1  Nov.  1855,  Ruth, 
dau.  John  an«l  Anna  (MeKcc)  Caldwell  (6.  CaUlwell,  O.,  18  May,  1S27). 
Issue:  i.  Clara  Annas  b.  Rural  Dale,  O.:  rf.  Slockijort.  O.,  25  Nov.  1895; 
m.  25  Oct.  1888.  Klnior  N.  Dvo:  ii.  Judsons  h.  Rural  Dale,  O.,  Mich.  18(i7; 
d.  28  Apl.  18(>T.t 

b.  Jacob  DeirenbauRh,  m.  ( 1 )  Su.sannah,  dau.  Samuel  and  Elizabeth 
(Gander)  Clevenjjer  {h.  1837;  d.  Kalida,  O.,  26  July,  18(>0).  Xo  imuo. 
m.    (2)    Putnam   Co.,   0.,   6   Oct.    18(!4,   Marv   M..   dau.   .lesse   C.   and   Lydia 

( )    Darbvshire    (6.   P'avotte   Co.,   O.,   h   Mav.   1845).     Issue:     i.  Olive 

Mays   h.  21   Meli.   18()0;    d.    ll   Janv.   1805:     m.  5  Nov.    1885, ; 

ii.  "l.vdia   Anns    h.  2   Sept.   1808;     »i.   fi   Mch.    1889, ;     iii.  Sam- 
uel   MiltonS    h.   0   Oct.    1871;    m.    19   Febv.    1895,  ;    ii>.   .Jessie   ElizaS 

b.  12  Feby.  1879;  m.  19  Aug.  1902, .t 

•  Fam.    Rer3.   and  pers.   know.,   Jacob  Deffenbaugh. 
t  Pera  statement. 


74  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

iv.  Joseph"   (Deffenbaugh)  b.  22  Oct.,  1837. 

[Kalida,  0. 

V.  Albert    Gallatin'^    (Deffenbaugh)    b.    2    Feby., 

1840.  [Rimer,  O. 

vi.  Amanda  Ann^   (Deffenbaugh)  b.  2  Apl.,  1842; 

m.  —  Jany.,   1862,  John  A.  McKinley. 

[Rimer,  0. 
vii.  Lewis  Milton^  (Deffenbaugh)  &.  27  Nov.,  1844. 
viii.  Emily  Jane^   (Deffenbaugh)   b.  10  June,   1847; 
m.  28  June,  1866,  Samuel  Keirns. 

[Columbus  Grove,  O. 
ix.  John  Henry'  (Deffenbaugh)  b.  11  Dec,  1849. 

[Rimer,  O. 
111.  (3)  Mrs.  Mary  (Brown)  Grove.   No  issue. 

Elias  Parshall  was  born  in  the  same  house  as  his  father. 
He  removed  from  Long  Island  to  Morris  Co.,  N.  J., 
and  subsequently  to  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  where  he  spent  the  re- 
mainder of  his  life  and  where  many  of  his  descendants  still  re- 
side. He  engaged  in  milling  and  flat  boating  to  New  Orleans, 
returning  by  way  of  New  York.  For  several  years  he  kept  a 
hotel  in  Masontown,  Pa.,  and  carried  on  a  shoe  factory,  bringing 
his  leather  across  the  mountains  from  Maryland  and  Virginia 
m  a  wagon.  A  man  of  rare  talent  for  business  and  affairs,  he 
laid  the  foundation  of  the  fortune  which  his  descendants  have 
ever  since  enjoyed.     {See  portrait.) 


FAMILY  XXVI. 


DAVID^*  [66],  {Elias*  David^  David^  James^)  b.  Patchogue 
(L.  L),  N.  Y.,  —  Dec,  1777;  d.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  11  Dec, 
1850;  m.  (i)  probably  Long  Island,  Abigail  L'Hommedieu  {d. 
Long  Island,  1800-1805). 

*  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.  197. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  75 

Children : 

191  I.  Linda'' ^.  1800;  ;;;.  Jacob  Sprinkler.    Issue: 

i.  Annie"    ;«.    Prosser   or    Presser,    and    lived    in 
Birmingham,  a  suburb  of  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

ii.  Elizabeth''  d.  fall  of  1844. 
And  several  sons. 

m.  (2)  Uniontown,  Pa.,  —  ApL,  1806,  Agnes,  dau.  James 
and  Mary  (Dickey)"  Carlow  {b.  Uniontown,  6  Apl.,  1788;  d. 
Triadelphia,  \V.  Va.,  17  June,  1857). 

Children: 

192  II.  Anna''"*  b.  Uniontown,  Pa.,  30  June,  1808;  d.  Tria- 

delphia, W.  Va.,  15  Nov.,  1881  ;  )n.  Short  Creek, 
W.  Va.,  1828,  Thomas  Henderson  (b.  1792:  d. 
1869).    Issue: 

i.  James  Parshall"   (Henderson)  b.  2  Apl.,  1832; 

(/.   15  Sept.,  1876. 
ii.  Mary   Ann'    (Henderson)    /;.    15    Nov.,    1834; 

(/.  4  Dec,  1834. 
iii.  William'  (Henderson)  b.  3  Dec.,  1835. 
iv.  Melissa  Ann'  (Henderson)  b.  8  July,  1838. 
V.  Nancy  Emeline'  (Henderson)  b.  2  Feby.,  1841.* 
vi.  Thomas'    (Henderson)   b.  29  Apl.,   1843;  d.  6 

Oct.,  1861. 
vii.  Anna  Martha'  (Henderson)  b.  29  Nov.,  1845; 

(/.  22  Nov.,  1879;  m.  Wells. 

viii.  David  Hervey'   (Henderson)   b.  5  Dec.,   1849. 

193  III.  James  Carlow"  b.  15  Sept.,  1812.     Fam.  LXXVIH. 

194  IV.  David  Youngs"  b.  —  Dec,  1816.     Fam.  LXXIX. 

a.  Mary  Dickey  was  a  dnu.  of  Dickpy  and  Agnes  Slintoii,  a  dau. 

of  Lord  .Stinton,  of  Scotland. 

b.  Nancy   Emmeline  Henderson,  m.   West  Alexander,   Pa.,   23   -Vug.    1860, 
Thomas  Henderson,  a  cousin.* 

Fam.   Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Nancy  Emellne  Henderson. 


76  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

195  V.  John  Budd«*  (Dr.)  b.  Uniontown,  Pa.,  3  Aug.,  1819; 

d.  Cincinnati.  O.,  —  Aug.,  1872;  m.  1857,  Caroline 

Elizabeth  Tucker,  dau.  Rev.  Craig   (d. 

Cincinnati,   1868).     No  issue. 

196  VI.  Mary  Catherine"*  b.  n.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  15  Sept., 

1822;  d.  Triadelphia,  W.  Va.,  12  ApL,  1855;  m. 
Wheeling,  22  Nov.,  1849,  John,  j.  Moses  and  Mary 
(Wallace)  Ferrell  {b.  n.  Short  Creek,  W.  Va.,  3 
Dec,  1821;  d.  Triadelphia,  24  Oct.,  1876).    Issue: 

i.  Mary  Agnes'^  (Ferrell)  b.  4  June,  1851." 
ii.  Martha  Jane^  (Ferrell)  b.  8  Mch.,  1855. 

197  VI.  Sarah  Lenfesty«*  b.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  15  May,  1825; 

m.  West  Alexander,  Pa.,  13  July,   1859,  John  Fer- 
rell {See  196).  Issue: 

i.  Moses  Seymour'^   (Ferrell)  d.  inf. 
ii.  Celeste  Isabelle'^    (Ferrell)    b.  6  Oct.,   1862. 
iii.  Annie  Caroline'^   (Ferrell)  b.  21  Dec,  1866. 


FAMILY  XXVII. 


LEWIS^t  [70]  (Elias*  David^  David-  James^)  b.  about 
1783  ;  d.  5  Nov.,  1813,  "in  the  30th  year  of  his  age ;"  m.  Hannah, 
dau.  of  Nathaniel  and  Hannah  (Wells)  Hudson  {b.  25  Apl., 
1787;  d.  12  Jany.,  1847). 

Children.% 

198  I.  Lewis.® 

199  II.  Daniel.® 

200  III.  Josiah®  d.  inf. 

a.  Mary  Agnes  Ferrell,  m.  West  Alexander,  Pa.,  7  July,  1868,  Frank, 
s.   Frank  and   Jennie    (Moss)    Muldoon    (ft.  Little  Wheeling   Creek,   W.   Va., 

•  Fam.   Rec.    and  pers.   know.   197. 

t  Mailman's  Shelter  Island;   Grave  at  Patchogue,   N.  Y. 

i  Will  of  Ellas  Parshall,   p.   40. 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  77 

The  following-  is  an  account  of  the  manner  in  which  Lewis 
Parshall  and  his  brother  Daniel  met  their  death : 

"JIelancholt  Occurrence. — Rarely,  indeed,  Has  it  been  our  painful  duty 
to  record  a  more  melaneholy  oeeurrenee  tliaii  one  which  recently  took  place 
in  that  part  of  Brooklin  called  Fire  Place.  On  the  evening  of  Friday,  the 
5th  instant,  eleven  men,  belonging  to  that  village,  went  to  the  South  Shore 
with  a  seine  for  fishing,  viz:  William  Rose,  Isaac  WoodruiT,  Lewis  Par- 
shall,  Benjamin  Brown,  Xehemiah  Hand,  .Tames  Horner.  Charles  Kllison, 
James  Prior,  Daniel  Parshall,  Harry  Horner  and  John  Hulse.  On  Saturday 
morn  ■"7  the  affecting  discovery  was  made  that  they  were  all  drowned. 
It  is  supposed  the  whole  party  embarked  in  one  boat,  and  went  out  to  the 
outer  bar,  a  distance  of  two  miles  from  the  shore,  and  which  at  low 
vva  1  -r  is  in  some  places  bare,  but  that  by  some  accident  the  boat  was  stove  or 
sunk,  and  the  whole  party  left  to  perish  l)y  the  rising  of  the  tide,  which, 
at  high  water,  is  eight  or  ten  feet  on  the  bar.  The  boat  came  on  shore  in 
pieces,  and  also  eight  bodies.  The  six  first  named  have  left  families.  Long 
will  a  whole  neighborhood  lament  this  overwhelming  aflliction,  and  the  tears 
of  the  widow  and  orphan  flow  for  their  husband,  father  and  friend."* 


FAMILY  xxrin. 


JAMESt  [73].  (Janics^  David""  DazncT-  James')  b.  30  Nov., 
1780;  d.  Clarksville,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  15  Apl.,  1850;  m.  14 
Feby.,  1803,  Lucy  (Shove)  Nichols"  (b.  8  Sept.,  1780;  d.  5  Apl., 
1852).     (All  b.  Ricetown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

Children:  (All  b.  Ricetown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 
201       I.  Clark  D.«  b.  12  Sept.,  1804.     Fam.  LNXX. 

9  Apl.  184,'?;  d.  Triadelphia,  \V.  Va.,  0  Aug.  IS78).  I.i.tue:  i.  .John  D.8  (Mul- 
aoon)  6.  21  Oct.  1871:  ii.  Mary  (iertrudeS  (Muldoon)  6.  21  Feby.  1874; 
iii.  Frank  Hunters  (Muldoon)  b.  21  Febv.  1874;  if.  (Jeorgc  Frazicr-'^  (Mul- 
doon)   b.  24  July,   1878.     m.    (2)   —  Nov!   18711,  Prof.  John  C  s.  David  and 

Nancy   ( )    Frazier.     Issue:     v.  Daisy  t'arotherss    ( Frazier)    6.  12  Nov. 

1880;     It.  Jennie  Mct'lurkins    (Frazier)    b.  8   Feby.   1883.* 

a.  Lucy  (Shove)  Nichols  was  the  irid.  of  John  Nichols,  whom  she  m. 
I  ,Ianv.  1800.  They  had  one  child — a  son — John  Hugh  Kelse  Nichols,  6. 
8  Junt',   1801:   d.   1   Aug.   1827,  unm.f 

•  Long  Island  Star,  17  Nov.   1813. 

t  Bible  Rec.  73,  pos.  Mrs.  Helen  M.  Comstock. 


78  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

202  II.  Miner  Cornwall"  b.  15  Aug.,  i8c6.     Fam.  LXXXI. 

203  III.  Daniel  Shove'^  b.  12  Jany.,  1809.     Fam.  LXXXII. 

204  IV.  Dorothy*^*  b.   12  Jany.,   1809;  (/.  Middlefield,  N.  Y., 

19  Apl.,  1849:  m.  19  Dec,  1827,  Robert  C,  ^.  of  John 
and  Margaret  (O'Brien)  Crandall  {b.  3  Aug.,  1803; 
d.  ).     Issue: 

i.  Mary   Ann'    (Crandall)    b.   Westford.   N.   Y., 

25  Nov.,  1828." 
ii.  Levi'   (Crandall)  b.  23  Apl.,  1830.'' 
iii.   Horace^  (Crandall)  b.  6  June,  1834. 
iv.  James'  (Crandall)  b.  27  Nov.,  1836;  d.  —  Oct., 

1899. 
V.  George'^  (Crandall)  b.  10  Dec,  1839. 
vi.   Irene^  (Crandall)  b.  5  May,  1842.'' 
vii.  Curtis'^  (Crandall)  b.  11  Oct.,  1849. 

205  V.  Anson  Cornwall"  b.  i  Aug.,  181 1.     Fam.  LXXXIII. 

a.     Mary  Ann   Crandall,   m.   \Ve.stford,  Otsego   Co.,   N.   Y.,    11   July,    1849, 

James,  s.  Cornelius  and  Margaret   ( )   Lane   (b.  Milford.  Otsego  Co.,  19 

Nov.  182.5).  Issue:  i.  Kred  M.8  (Lane)  b.  3  Xov.  1851;  m.  Milford,  26 
May,  1875,  Belle  Elizabeth  Jane,  dau.  Walton  and  Harriet  (Luther)  Stick- 
ney;  ii.  Revilo  Parshalls  (Lane)  b.  Westford,  12  Meh.  1859;  m.  Coopers- 
towTi,  N.  y.,  15  Oct.  1891,  Julia  Evaline,  dau.  Oliver  R.  and  Mary  (Jewett) 
Butler.t 

6.  Levi  Crandall,  vi.  16  Dec.  1857,  Elizabeth,  dau.  William  and  Sally  A. 
(Rich)  Marks  {d.  1  Jany.  1903).  Issue:  i.  Freds  6.  27  Dec.  1865;  m. 
Hartwick.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y..  20  Sept.  1893,  Belle  Wrigley;  ii.  Graces  6. 
31  Mch.  1874;    m.  19  July,  1893,  Charles  M.  McLean.f 

c.  Irene  Crandall,  m.  Plymouth,  N.  Y.,  21  Dec.  1856,  Lewis,  s.  Dudley 
and  Anna   (Church)   Tallett   (6.  Otselic,  N.  Y.,  23  Sept.  1837).     Issue:     (All 

6.  Otselic,  N.  Y.),  i.  Jennie  Dollys    (Tallett)    b.  28   Sept.   18—;    m.  

Billings.  Issue:  i.  Moshiers  (Billings) ;  ii.  'Walter^  (Billings),  to.  (2)  Nor- 
wich, N.  Y.,  5  Feby.  1898,  Walter  W.,  s.  Norman  and  Sarah  (Wheeler) 
Felt  (6.  Earlville,  N.  Y.,  23  Jany.,  1857);  ii.  Effie  Annas  (Tallett)  b. 
7  Febv.  1868;  m.  Middlefield,  N.  Y..  31  Dec.  1885,  Benjamin  Gilbert,  s.  Morti- 
mer Bro^vn  and  Lucy  S.  (North)  Hicks  (b.  Middlefield  14  Sept..  18.57). 
Issue:  i.  Claudine  Mildredn  (Hicks);  ii.  Kenneth  Bernard^  (Hicks); 
iii.  Lewis  Benjamin^   (Hicks).'f 

•  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Levi  Crandall,  and  Mrs.   Mary  A.  Lane, 
t  Pers.  statement. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  79 

206  VI.  Elizabeth'^*  b.  Middlcfield,  X.  Y.,  3  Sept.,  1813;  </. 
Middlefield,  19  Feby.,  1854;  m.  28  Alch.,  1833,  Ed- 
ward Knapp.     Issue: 


i.  Elbert  (Knapp)  (/.  j.  p.  and  ttii 


in. 


207  VII.  Lucy  Shove"!  b.  Middlefield.  15  Sept.,  1815:  d.  Mid- 

dlefield,  20  Oct.,  1888;  m.  Middlefield,  26  Jany., 
1840,  Jacob,  J.  of  Jacob  and  Margaret  (Wickham) 
VanHuzen   (b.  Middlefield,   16  Oct.,   1815).     Issue: 

i.  James  Parshall"  (VanHuzen)  b.  19  June,  1841.° 
ii.  Helen  Parshall'   (VanHuzen)  b.  8  Oct.,  1843; 
d.  24  Mch.,  1844. 

208  VIII.  Alfred  Ford"  b.  19  ApL.  1817.  F.\m.  LXXXIV. 

209  IX.  James  Nichols"  b.  3  July,  1819.     Fam.  LXXXV. 

210  X.  Deborah  Clark"  b.  3  July,  1819;  d.  7  Aug.,  1819. 

211  XI.  Revilo  Ford"  b.  30  Aug.,  1822.     Fam.  LXXXVI. 


FAMILY  XXIX. t 

ISRAEL'  [74].  (James*  David^  DavhP  lames')  b.  14  Sept., 
1783;  d.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  24  June,  1848;  m.  Deborah,  daii. 
of  John  and  Rhoda  (Hull)  Thompson  (b.  Cherry  Valley,  31 
Mch.,   1790;  (/.  Cherry  Valley,  6  Nov.,   1847). 

[Cherry  Valley,  M.  Y. 

a.  .lames  Parshall  Van  Iluzcn  m.  Middlefield,  10  .Tune,  1802,  Cornelia 
D.,  dau.  J.  Nelson  and  Lucy  A.  (Rioli)  Marks  (6.  Clierrv  Vnllev,  N.  Y., 
27  Sept.,  1844).  Issue:  (All  6.  Middlolield,  N.  V.)  t.  Klla  E.s  6.  7  Apl., 
1863;    m.   Athens,    Pa.,   29   Dec,    1880,   Erastus    Chandler   s.    .lames   J.   and 

•  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Mrs.  Mary  Ann  Lnno. 
t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  James  P.  Van  Huzen. 
i  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Jerome  C.   Dutcher. 


80  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Children:     (All  b.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.) 

212  I.  Jesse''  b.  22  Dec.  1807.     Fam.  LXXXVII. 

213  II.   Deborah  Clark^t  b.  6  June,  1809:  d.  Havana,  N.  Y., 

4  Sept.,  1884:  ;;;.  Cherry  Valley,  16  Feby.,  1832, 
Philo,  s.  of  Ruloff  and  Eleanor  (Reno)  Dutcher  (b. 
Cherry  Valley,  16  Sept.,  1805:  d.  Cooperstovvn, 
N.  Y.,  16  Nov.,  1848).    Issue: 

i.   Israel  ParshalF    (Dutcher)    b.    12   Nov..   1832; 

d.  6  Dec,  1849. 
ii.  Mary  Ann^  (Dutcher)  b.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y., 

19  Nov..  1836."  [Montour  Falls,  N.  Y. 

iii.  James   Hetherington'    (Dutcher)    b.    12   Mch., 

1838;  d.  8  June,  1864. 
iv.  Jerome    Clark"     (Dutcher)    b.    Cherry    Valley, 

N.  Y.,  28  Sept.,  1841."  [Montour  Falls,  N.  Y. 

214  III.  Mary®  b.   3   Sept.,   1813;  d.  s.  p.  and   uuin.  Cherry 

Valley,  23  May.  1849. 

215  IV.  James''  b.  19  Dec,  1815.     Fam.  LXXXVIII. 

Lavantia  (Brown)  Allen  (6.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  22  May.  1856).  Issue: 
i.  Majoric  ColIiiis9  (Allen)  b.  20  Nov.,  1S97 ;  ii.  William  Nelsons  6.  Dec, 
1804;  d.  Middlelield,  4  Sept.,  1886,  unni.;  Hi.  Edwin  MarksS  b.  10  Nov., 
1867;  d.  Middlefield,  23  Aug.,  1869;    iv.  Carrie  MarksS   6.  2  Apl.,  1871.* 

a.  Mary  Ann  Dutcher  m.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  18  May,  1857,  Alonzo  G. 
s.  Lyman  and  Hannah  (Irish)  Ball.  Issue:  i.  Charles  Benjamins  (Ball) 
6.  Cedar  Falls,  la.,  8  .July,  1858;  m.  Havana,  N.  Y.,  15  June.  1SS6,  Cora  V., 
dau.  Jesse  and  Abiffail  (Roberts)  Stoddard.  Issue:  i.  Haftie  B.9 ;  ii. 
VelmaO ;  iii.  Lyman  S.9 ;  U.  Hattie  Emmas  (Ball)  6.  Cooperstown,  3  Dec., 
1860:  m.  Havana,  13  Janv.,  1881.  Albert  Clark  s.  George  and  Catherine 
(Shewman)  Frost  ( b.  Millport,  N.  Y.,  29  July,  1854).  Issue:  i.  Kate 
B.9  (Frost);  ii.  Mary  G.9  (Frost);  iii.  Berniee9  (Frost J  iv.  Clara 
L.9   ( Frost ).-f 

6.  Jerome  Clark  Dutcher  m.  Havana,  N.  Y.,  7  July,  1868,  Mariette,  dau. 
Hiram  and  .Jane  (Thompson)  Lewis  (b.  Havana,  7  Janv.,  1S4S)  Issue: 
i.  Mary  EllaO  6.  Havana,  21  May,  1871;  m.  Corning,  N. 'Y.,  4  Mch.,  1896, 
Wilfor'd  Mills  s.  Charles  C.  and  Phehe  J.  (Revnolds)  Gnodell  (b.  New  York, 
6  Sept.,  1868).  Issue:  i.  Hut),  D.9    (Goodell)  ;  'ii.  Helen  C.o   (Goodell).* 

♦  Personal  statement. 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Jerome  C.  Dutcher. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  81 

2i6  V.  Rhoda*'  m.  William  Fitzgerald.  No  Issue: 
217  VI.  Clarissa  Harlow''*  b.  16  July,  1820;  d.  Washington, 
D.  C,  31  Oct.,  1893;  VI.  Cherry  Valley,  12  Dec., 
1844,  Delos,  .y.  of  Allen  and  Susanna  (Cleveland) 
Granger  {b.  Lawrence.  Schuyler  Co.,  N.  Y..  2  June, 
1822;  d.  Eau  Clair,  Wis.,  8  Aug.,  1894).     Issue: 

i.  Israel  ParshalF  (Granger)  b.  29  ApL,  1846. 
ii.   Mary'  (Granger)  b.  25  July,  1847." 

[Eau  Clair,  IV is. 
iii.  Delos'   (Granger)   b.  18  July,   1849. 

[Ferndale,  Cal. 
iv.  William  Edward'  (Granger)  b.  26  Jany.,  1851. 

[Eau  Clair,  Wis. 
v.  Ora'   (Granger)   b.  8  June,   1856. 

[Eau  Clair,  IVis. 
vi.  Thydora'   (Granger)  b.  21  July,  1857. 
vii.  Charles'  (Granger)  b.  21  Dec,  1858. 

[Dunnville,  Wis. 
viii.  Clorinda'  (Granger)  b.  2  Aug.,  1861. 
ix.  Clarissa'  (Granger)  b. 


FAMILY  XXX. t 


MINER-'    [75],    {James*    DavicP   DavicP  James')    b.   Long 
Island,  10  Apl.,  1787;  d.  Pierstown,  N.  Y.,  i  May,  i845§  ;  *»• 


c.  Mary  Gratifrcr  m.  Cliippcwa  Falls.  Wis..  22  .lune,  1878.  N.  T>e  L.  ». 
N.  P.  nntrrimrlotte  (Dibble)  Turner  ( b.  Meredith,  Dola.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  .Tanv., 
1848).  \o  issue.-t 

•  Cleveland  Gen.  1,142;  Granger  Gen.  350;   pers.  know.   Mrs,   Mary  G.  Turner. 

t  Personal  statement. 

X  Fam.   Rec.  pos.  the  Author. 


82  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

13  June,   1815,  Speedy,  dau.  of  Abel"  and  Elizabeth   (Loomis) 
Clark  {b.  Pierstown,  22  Jany.,  1791 ;  d.  13  Mch.,  1850)4: 

Children:     (All  b.  Pierstown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

218  I.  James  Clark''  b.  13  Apl.,  1816;  d.  s.  p.  unm.,  19  June, 

1842. 

219  II.  John  Abel«  b.  25  Sept.,  1818.     Fam.  LXXXIX. 

220  III.  Robert  AsaheP  b.  14  July,  1820.    Fam.  XC. 

221  IV.  William"  b.  15  May,  1822;  d.  18  Aug.,  1823. 

222  V.  William"  b.  7  Nov.,  1823.    Fam.  XCI. 

223  VI.  Ambrose  Clark"  b.  28  Apl,  1827;  d.  19  Dec.,  1845. 

224  VII.  Elizabeth  H."  b.  18  Aug.,  1829;  d.  25  June,  1835. 

225  VIII.  Abel  Clark"  b.  12  Sept.,   1834:  d.  Syracuse,  N.  Y., 

13  Feby.,  1872;  m.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  17  Oct.,  1861, 
Kate  Adele,  dan.  Austin  Brooks  and  Catherine  (Kim- 
berly)  Webber  {b.  Vernon,  N.  Y.,  22  May,  1836; 
d.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  13  Nov.,  1874).!  No  issue. 

[Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

0.  Abel  Clark  was  h.  24  Nov.,  170.5,  s.  .Tared  h.  1729,  s.  Nathaniel  6.  1693, 
s.  Daniel  h.  10.54,  s.  Hon.  Daniel  Clark,  of  Windsor,  Conn.  6.  1622;  d.  1712. 
He  was  a  tanner,  currier  and  shoe  maker  by  trade.  .Soon  after  attaining 
his  majority  and  a  little  capital  he  removed  from  Connecticut  to  Cooperstown, 
bought  a  piece  of  land  in  Pierstown  and  built  a  tannery,  shop  and  log  house, 
then  returning  to  Connecticut,  he  married  his  wife  and  started  for  Coopers- 
town  the  next  day  on  horseback,  with  his  wife  and  all  his  household  effects 
on  a  pannier  behind.  Speedy  was  the  first  child,  born  in  the  log  cabin  which 
is  still  standing.  The  other  children  were  Sherman,  h.  10  Nov..  1792;  d.  30 
Mch.,  18.'57:  m.  —  Sept..  182.5,  Eliza  Peck,  of  Conn.;  Daniel  Abel  6.  21  Jany., 
1794;  d.  21  Feby.,  1815;  Erastus  6.  2  Mch.,  1795:  d.  20  Oct.,  1828,  tmm.; 
Eliza  6.  22  Aug.",  1797;  d.  10  Dec,  1870;  m.  —  Mch.,  1828,  Richard  White; 
Betsey  h.  18  Aug.,  1802;  d.  10  Jany.,  1819;  Huldah  h.  20  Sept.,  1804;  d.  26 
Mch.,  1853;  m.  28  Feby.,  1822,  Ira  A.  Thurber  (d.  22  Aug.,  1882)  ;  Marcia 
M.,  6.  8  Mch.,  1807  ;  d'.  23  Oct.,  1801 ;  m.  Tillv  Littlejohn ;  .Joseph  L.  h.  24 
Apl.,  1809;  d.  —  Mch.,  1900;  m.  24  Oct.,  1830,  Mary  E.  Thorn,  of  New  York, 
(6.  —  Oct.,  1812;  d.  25  May,  1895)  ;  George  6.  13  Aug.,  1811;  d.  18  Janv., 
1825;  Daniel  Abel  (2)  6.  31  Aug.,  1815;  d.  s.  p.  10  June,  1840;  m.  28  July, 
1839,  Henrietta  Harvev.  Betsey  Loomis,  wife  of  Abel  Clark,  was  6.  Goshen, 
Conn.,   1772;   d.  Pierstown,  5  Feby.,   1853.* 

•  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  Jos.  L.  Clark. 

t  The   data   relative   to   Kate   Adele   Webber   is   from    Fam.    Rec.    po3.    Miss    Fannie   C. 

Moses  of  Detroit,  her  niece. 
X  Grave  at  Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  83 


FAMILY  XXXI* 

GEORGE^  [yj],  {James*  DazmP  DavicP  James')  b.  Mid- 
dlefield.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  3  Mch.,  1798;  d.  Middlefield,  29 
Dec.,  1869;  in.  Middlefield,  9  Dec,  1824,  Fanny,  dau.  of  Daniel 
and  Elizabeth  (Springstead)  Cummings  {b.  Middlefield,  29  June, 
1804;  d.  Middlefield,  7  Aug.,  1882). 

Children:    (All  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

226  I.  DeWitt  Clinton"  /;.   12  Dec,   1825:  d.  Middlefield,  5 

Dec,  1854;  m.  28  May,  1854.  Clarinda,  dati.  of  Ben- 
jamin and  Catherine  (Shields)  Pitts.     No  issue. 

227  II.  Peter"  b.  24  Nov.,  1827.     Fam.  XCII. 

228  III.  Levi"  b.  23  June,  1830:  m.  27  Mch.,  1859,  Catherine 

P.  Hopkins." 

229  IV.  Daniel"  b.  24  ApL,  1833.     F.\m.  XCIII. 

230  V.  George  Washington"  b.  4  ApL,  1837.     F.\m.  XCIV. 

231  VI.  Frances  Elizabeth"  b.  5  Mch.,  1842;  d.  31  July,  1844. 

232  Vii.  Charlotte  Rexeville"t  b.  27  Sept.,  1844;  m.  Middle- 

field,  17  I\Iay,  1865,  Aaron  D.,  j.  of  Fahron  and 
Harriet  (North)  Cofiin  (b.  Middlefield.  26  Oct., 
1844).    Issue:     (All  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.) 

i.  Luella^   (Cofiin)  b.  17  Dec,  1867." 
ii.   Gilbert'  (Coffin)  b.  29  Mch.,  1869.' 

o.  Luella  Coffin  m.  Oneonta,  N.  Y.,  2fi  Oct.,  1892,  Rufiis  .John  .■?.  .Tohn  L. 
and  Elizabeth  (\\'ickoff)  Torrpy  (b.  BowciNtowii.  N.  Y.,  20  Dec,  1807). 
Jssuc:  (all  born  at  Oneonta,  N.  V.)  1.  Tnivilla  Ilarrict-S  (Torrcy)  b.  5  Sept., 
1894;  ii.  Dewey  Rufuss   (Torrcy)   ft.  21  July,  18!)8.t 

6.  Gilbert  Coffin  m.  Buffalo.  N.  Y.,  27  Nov.,  1897.  Belle,  dau.  Monro  and 
Avis  (Fitoh)  rnnimin};^  (ft.  Oeneva,  O.,  .1  Sept.,  1877).  I.i.iuc:  i.  Oladda 
Harriets   ft.  Austinburg,  0.,  27  June,   1899.t 

•  Fam.    Roc.    and   pers.    know.,    230. 
t  Pers.  statement 


84  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

iii.   George  Parshall'   (Coffin)  b.  17  Mch.,  1878." 

233  VIII.  Dorotliy  Ann^t  b.  13  Apl.,  1849;  "'•  Middlefield,  5 
Ma}',  1869,  Frederick  Augustus,  j.  of  Barnabas  Man- 
ning and  Elizabeth  (Pitts)  Gilbert  {b.  25  Apl., 
1848).     Issue: 

i.  Percy  Parshall'   (Gilbert)  b.  20  Oct.,  1873;  d. 
Oneonta,  30  June,  1891,  Jtnm. 

George  Parshall  received  a  common  school  education  and 
passed  his  life  as  a  farmer.  He  was  a  man  of  great  reserve  and 
of  mental  attainments,  unusual  to  his  walk  in  life.  In  social 
and  political  life  he  took  no  part,  though  he  was  a  consistent 
Whig  and  later  a  Republican.    (See  portrait). 


FAMILY.   XXX 1 1. f 

GILBERT^  [78],  (James*  David''  David"-  James')  b.  Mid- 
dlefield, Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  3  Mch..  1800:  d.  Middlefield,  26 
Sept.,  1889;  m.  Middlefield,  30  Jany.,  1828,  Abbie,  dan.  of  Paul 
and  Anna  (Todd)  Coffin  (b.  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y., 
8  Apl.,  1805;  rf.  Middlefield,  4  Jany.,  1883). 

Children:    (All  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

234  I.  Farrand  Coffin"  b.  12  Dec,  1828.  Fam.  XCV. 

235  II.  James  Giles"  b.  7  Feby.,  1830.     Fam.  XCVI. 

236  III.  Adriel«  b.  13  Sept.,  1831.     Fam.  XCVII. 

237  IV.  Anna  Ophelia"  b.  8  May,    1833:  m.  Middlefield,  31 

Aug.,    1853,  John   H.   Conrad     (b.     Middlefield,   30 
July,  1828).     No  issue: 

a.  George  Par.shall  Coflin  m.  Oakfield,  N.  Y.,  Maude,  dau.  James  and 
Lizzie    ( )    Murray    (ft.   Bergen,   N.   Y.,  24  Mch.,   1881).* 

•   Personal  statement. 

t  Fam.   Rec.    and   pers.    know.,   237. 


GEORGE     I'ARSHALl. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  85 

238  V.  Albert  Orlando"  b.  17  Apl.,  1835.     Fam.  XCVIII. 

239  VI.  Alphonso  G."  (Capt.)  b.  5  Mch.,  1840;  d.  Dec,  1864.' 

iiiim. 

240  VII.  Henry  Clay«  b.  19  Aug.,  1844.  Fam.  XCIX.  '^■ 


FAMILY    XXXIII* 

DAVID^  [79].  (Ja„ics\  David\  DavicP,  James')  b.  Aliddle- 
fic'd  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  29  Nov.  1803;  d.  Danby,  Tompk- is 
Co..  N.  Y.,  12  Apl.  1876:  m.  Middlefield,  27  Oct.  1825,  Luc-.^da, 
dau.  cf  Levi  and  Elizabeth  (Whiteker)  Granger  (b.  M'ddle- 
fiek'.  2g  June,  1804;    d.  Danby,  21  Sept.  1891). 

[Daitby,  Tompkins  Co.,  N.  Y. 
Children: 

241  I.  Elizabeth  Lavanche"  b.  5  Aug.  1826;   ni.  Danby,  26 

Nov.  1S45,  Avers  D..  .y.  of  David  and  Elizabeth 
(Ayers)  Cortright  (b.  Danby,  —  Nov.  1820.  Issue: 
(All  b.  Danby,  N.  Y.) 

i.  Elbert^   (Cortright)   b.  19  May,   1848;    d.  abt. 
1900.  [Swart-Li'ood,  N.  Y. 

ii.   David"   (Cortright)  b.  17  Dec.  1853:    unm. 

[Halsey  Valley,  Tioga  Co.,  N.  Y. 

242  II.  Man,-  Eliza"  b.  19  May,  1828:  d.  Danby,  9  Apl.  1863; 

;;(.    Danby,    16   Feby.    1848.   Leroy   S.,"  .y.   of   Rev. 

a.  Capt.  Loroy  S.  Hewitt  was  a  typo  of  the  Christian  fjontlpinan.  .\t  liis 
Cou'itry's  fall  he  went  to  the  front  and  hiid  clown  liis  life  \\\M^\\  the  altar  of 
his  Country.  Ue  seems  to  have  had  a  premonition  of  his  fate  for  when  leaving 
home  he  sang: 

"Karthly  home,  ado,  ado.    Earthly  friends,  farewell  to  you." 
They  proved  to  be  his  last  words  to  his  family,  for  with  the  elosinj;  line: 

"Friends  and  loved  ones,  weep  no  more;     meet  nie  on  the  other  shore." 
He  left  them.     They  never  saw  him  ajjain. 

•  Fam.  Recs.   compiled  by   Mary   E.    Mettler. 


86  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Thomas  and  Dorcas  (Winney)   Hewitt  (b.  8  Feby. 
1824;    killed  at  Savage  Sta.,  Va.,  8  July,    1862). 
Issue: 

i.  Ida'    (Hewitt)    b.    17  Mch.    1853;    d.   7  Dec. 
1853- 

243  III.  Dorothy"  b.  24  July,  1830;  ni.  Danby,  N.  Y.,  5  June, 

1851,  John  J.,  s.  of  Jonathan  and  Sarah  (Master- 
son)  Mettler  {b.  Danby,  2^  Sept.  1827;  d.  Danby, 
22  Nov.   1900).     Issue: 

i.  Charles  Franklin'   (Mettler)   b.  28  Nov.   1853. 

[Danby,  N.  Y. 
ii.  Lucinda'  (Mettler)  b.  6  Feby.  1856.     Umn. 

[Danby,  N.  Y. 
iii.  James  Leroy'   (Mettler)  b.  25  Sept.  1858. 

[Elmira,  N.  Y. 
iv.  Addie'   (Mettler)   b.  26  July,  1863. 

[Spencer,  N.  Y. 
V.  Carrie'   (Mettler)  b.  4  Jany.  1868 

[JVest  Danby,  N.  Y. 
vi.  Mary  E.'   (Mettler)   b.  30  June,   1876.     Unm. 

[Danby,  N.  Y. 

244  IV.  Elbert  C."  b.  22  Feby.  1833;  d.  18  Mch.  1838. 

245  V.  Gilbert*'  b.   30  Aug.  1835.  Fam.  C. 

246  VI.  Elephas"  b.  15  Mch.  1839.    Fam.  CI. 

247  VII.  Olivia  Theresa**  b.  Danby,  N.  Y.,  3  Aug.   1841 ;    d. 

Halsey  Valley,  N.  Y.,  2  Feby.  1872;  m.  Ithaca, 
N.  Y.,  10  July,  1863,  Frank,  s.  of  Townsend  and 
Sarah   (Shepherd)   Mabee.     Issue: 

i.  Mary'   (Mabee)   b.  17  Apl.  1866. 
ii.  Jesse'  (Mabee)  b.  5  Apl.,  1869;  d.  Mch.,  1884. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  87 

David  Parshall  removed  about  1830  to  Danby,  N.  Y.,  but 
soon  returned  to  Middlefield.  A  few  years  later,  however,  he 
returned  with  his  family  and  settled  upon  the  farm  now  owned  by 
his  son,  Gilbert.  The  country  at  this  time  was  a  primeval  wilder- 
ness; neighbors  were  few  and  far  between.  The  comforts,  and 
even  the  necessaries  of  life,  were  only  to  be  had  at  great  expense 
and  by  hard  labor.  For  some  time  after  his  arrival  at  Danby 
the  family  lived  in  a  log  cabin,  which  was  destroyed  by  fire 
some  years  ago.  With  infinite  labor  he  cleared  his  farm,  brought 
up  his  family  and  lived  to  see  the  wilderness  transformed  into 
a  garden ;  to  see  the  drudgery  of  farming  become  a  pleasure  by 
the  invention  of  labor-saving  machinery;  the  mowing  machine, 
the  reaper  and  binder  take  the  place  of  the  scythe  and  cradle. 
A  kind  and  affectionate  husband  and  an  indulgent  father,  he 
did  not  allow  his  life  to  be  all  work,  but  was  ever  ready  for 
a  frolic  with  his  children.  His  wife  was  a  woman  of  saintly 
disposition  who  won  the  love  and  esteem  of  all  whose  privilege 
it  was  to  know  her. 


FAMILY    XXXIV* 

ELIAS^    [87],    (John',   DavicP,   David",   Jatucs')    b.    New- 
burg,  N.  Y.,  I   Feby.   1794;    d.  4  Sept.   1870:    »/.  Polly,  daii. 

Isaac  and  Elizabeth  ( )  Greenj  (d.  23  Aug.  1833,  in  the 

34th  year  of  her  age).t 

Children: 

249       I.  Stephen  Tillson"  d.  13  Apl.  1841,  age  21  yrs. 

m.  (2)  Mary,  dan.  of  James  Campbell,  of  Cherry  \'a!Iey,  prob. 
at  that  placet 

•  Bible  Rec.  38  pos.   Mrs.  Rosamond  Barry,  and  pcrB.   know.,  251  and  252. 
t  Grave  at  Middlefield  Center,  N.  Y. 
t  Pers.  know.  251  and  252. 


88  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children: 

250  11.  Mary''*   b.   Cooperstown,   N.   Y.,    i    Apl.    r836;   m. 

Cooperstovvn,  8  Mch.  1869,  James  s.  John  and 
Mary  (Saunders)  Cummings  (b.  Fly  Creek,  Otsego 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  Apl.  1818;  d.  Milford,  N.  Y.,  14  Mch. 
1891).    Issue:  [Capitini,  N.  M.Ter. 

i.  Arthur  (Cummings). 

251  in.  James  Everette"  b.  2  Aug.  1839.     Fam.  CIII. 

252  IV.  Anna**   b.   Middlefield,    N.    Y.,    20   Feby.    1844;  m. 

Cooperstown,  12  May,  1853,  Donn,  s.  of  Borand  and 
Anna  (Yates)  Van  Vechten  (b.  n.  Fonda,  N.  Y., 
1827:  d.  Johnstown,  N.  Y.,  20  Jany.  1886).  No  issue. 

253  V.  Henry  E."  b.  26  Nov.  1850.     Fam.  CIV. 


FAMILY     XXXV 


DAVID  JEFFERSON't  [91].  (John*  David :"  Davidi^ 
James^)  b.  Middlefield  Center,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  10  Feby., 
1803;  d.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.,  5  Nov.  1843;  m.  Middlefield 
Center,  Sarah  Rightor  {b.  5  June,  1803;  d.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis., 
II  Dec.  1880).  {Lake  Geneva,  Wis. 

ChUdren: 

254  I.  Agnes^tft.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  23  Feby.  1827;  d. 
Ovid,  N.  Y.,  28  Nov.  1875 ;  m.  Lake  Geneva.  Wis., 
Joseph,  .J.  of  John  and  Cynthia  (Kinne)  Dunlap  {b. 
Pultney,  Steuben  Co.,  N.  Y..  3  Feby.  1823).     Issue: 

[Ovid,  N.  Y. 

*  Personal   statement. 

t  Bible   Rec.    91    pos.    659. 

t  Fam.  Rec.   and  pera.  know.,  Joseph  Dunlap. 


THE     FIFTH      GENERATION  89 

i.  Adella"   (Dunlap)   b.  8  Apl.   1846:    d.  10  Dec. 

1898. 
ii.   EiTima'^  (Dunlap)  b.  21  Dec.  1847. 
iii.   Harriet  A."   (Dunlap)  b.  31  Dec.  1849;    d-  26 

July,   1875. 
iv.  Hulbert'    (Dunlap)    b.  3  Oct.    185 1. 
V.   Frank"   (Dunlap)   b.   i    Tune,   1854:    d.  20  Oct. 

1876. 
vi.  Charles'    (Dunlap)  b.  22  Dec.  1857. 
vii.  George'   (Dunlap)  b.  3  Sept.  i860:    (/.  10  Oct. 

1863. 
viii.  Jennie"  (Dunlap)  b.  12  Aug.  1863;    '/•  i  ^fch. 
1877. 

255  II.  JohnS  b.  24  May,  1829.     Fam.  CV. 

256  III.  Phebe  Ann"*  b.  prob.  Middlefield,   X.  Y.,    14  May, 

183 1  :  (/.  Peoria,  111.,  3  Apl.  1852;  ;/;.  Geneva,  Wis., 
20  June,  1849,  Harriman,  s.  of  Benjamin  and  Nancy 
(Morse)  Couch  (b.  West  Boscomen,  Merrimack  Co., 
N.    H..    20   May,    1825).      Issue: 

[Peoria,  III. 
i.   A  child,  d.  inf. 

257  IV.  Harriet  Amelia'^t  b.  prob.  Middlefield,  N.  Y..  4  May, 

1832:  d.  New  Lisbon,  Wis.,  4  Mch.  1875:  m.  Lake 
Geneva.  Wis.,  29  Oct.  1849.  Henry,  .?.  of  Edward  and 
Harriet  (Gardner)  Macomber  {b.  Clearfield,  Pa.,  12 
July.  1827;  d.  New  Lisbon.  Wis..  11  May,  1898). 
Issue: 

i.  .Vnnie  P.elle'   (Macomber)  b.  2y  July,  1852." 

[.Vrxf  Lisbon,  IVis. 

a.  Anna  T'.clli'  Mnconilicr  m.  New  Lisbon,  Wis..  17  \ov.,  187.5,  Richard 
Francis  s.  Kioliunl  Fnincis  and  Ann  KliziilH-th  (Dilili)  Chnnipnov  (6.  HoIdiT- 
ncss,    Enfr.,    I    Apl.,    18.')1).      I.ssuc:      i.    Joseph    IIiMins     (Chan'ipncy)    ft.    31 

•  Fam.  Reo.   and  pers.  know.   Hftrrlmnn   Couch. 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  Mrs.  Anna  Belle  Champne^. 


90  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

ii.  Martha  Jane^    (Macomber)   b.  31   Mch.   1851; 

d.  3  May,  1852. 
iii.  Edward    Clarence'     (Macomber)     b.    30    Apl. 

1857;    d.  10  Jany.  1883. 
iv.  William    Deforest"     (Macomber)     b.    8    Mch. 

1859;   d.  16  Oct.  1900. 
V.  Burton  Henry"  (Macomber)  b.  11  Sept.  1872. 


FAMILY  XA'A77.t 

JAMES^  [92].  (Jonathan*,  Jonathan^,  DavkP,  Jamcs^)  b. 
Long  Island,  26  Sept.  1762;  d.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  24  Mch.  1826; 
m.  Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Elizabeth  Todd. 

Children : 

258  I.  John''  b.  15  Aug.  1789.     Fam.  CVI. 

259  II.  Joseph''  b.  8  May,  1791.     Fam.  CVII. 

260  III.  Rebecca"  in.  Hicks.     No  issue. 

261  IV.  Lydia"  in.  Gibbs.     Issue:     Two  sons. 


FAMILY  XXXVII.i 

NATHAN'  [93],  (Jonathan*,  Jonathan^,  David^,  James^) 
b.  24  June,  1766;  d.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  12  Jany.  1836:  ;;;.  19 
Oct.  1806,  Mary  Ann,  dan.  of  James  Galloway  (b.  ig  Oct.  1788; 
d.  Palmyra,  18  June,  1852). 

Aug.,  1870:  ii.  Harriet  Elizabeths  (Champnev)  6.  18  Oct.,  1878;  iii. 
Richard  Edwards  (Champnev)  6.  27  Nov..  1881;  iv.  Marv  Elizabeths 
( Champnev  (  6.  29  Oct.,  1885;  v.  Ruth  MvrleS  (Champney)  b.  20  Aug., 
1889;    vi.  "Glen  Aliens    (Champney)    b.   19  Nov.,   1892.* 

•  Personal  statement. 

t  Fam.   Rec.    and  pers.   know.,   James  J.    Parshall. 

j  Bible  Rec.   39  pos.   Geo.   H.   Parshall;   Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.    know.   Lisette  Parshall. 


THE     FIFTH    GENERATION  9X 


Children: 

262  I.  Elizabeth'^  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  5  Feby.  1808;  d.  Lyons, 
N.  Y.,  26  Jany.  1873;  in.  Lyons,  8  Jany.  1828,  Cul- 
len  Foster.    Issue:  [Lyons,  N.  Y. 

i.  Graham  Parshall"   (Foster)  b.  28  Feby.  1829.° 
ii.  Mary  Elizabeth'  (Foster)  b.  11  Apl.  1831." 

[Lyons,  N.  Y. 
iii.  Augi:sta  Adele''  (Foster)  b.  30  June,  1833." 

[Binghamton,  N.  Y. 
iv.  De  Witt  Parshall"   (Foster)  b.  10  Oct.   1837.* 

[Lyons,  N.  Y. 
V.  William  Cullen"   (Foster)   b.  24  Nov.  1839. 

[Binghamton,  N.  Y. 
vi.  Cassius  Barton''   (Foster)  b.  5  Jany.   1845;    d. 

16  Mch.  1892.     Unm. 
vii.  Marianna    Woodward"    (Foster)    b.   23   Mch., 
1850.' 

a.  Graham  Parshall  Foster  d.  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  3  Apl.,  1870:  m.  New 
Bedford  Mass.  10  Jiinr  1S.")4,  Mary  Jane.  dau.  Patrick  and  Priscilla  ( Bon- 
.son)  Fitzgerald  ( b.  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  21  Nov.,  1,S2()).  Ixsiu-:  i.  William 
Henrj-S  h.  New  Bedford.  2:!  Mch.,  1855;  m.  .St.  IJelena,  Cal..  19  May,  KS8t!, 
Lizzie  Kennedy  Poulson;  ii.  George  (irahams  6.  iSodus,  N.  Y.,  2  Oct.,  1807; 
m.  San  Jose  Cal.,  20  Mch.,  1893,  Martha  Lenora  Newman;  iii.  HcndeeS 
&.  Sodus,  N.  Y.,  21  Nov.,  1869;  d.  San  Francisco,  Cal.,— Mch.,  1877.* 

h.  Mary  Elizabeth  Foster  m.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  7  Dec,  18.58,  Levi  s.  William 
Bashford  '(6.  Cold  Spring,  N.  Y'.,"27  Jany.,  1813;  d.  Los  Angele.s,  Cal.,  22 
Mch.,    1899).      .Vo   wsuc.t 

c.  Augusta  Adele  Foster  m.  Lyons,  N.  V.,  20  May,  1S.")3,  William  Henry 
s.  Samuel  and  Susan  (Stafford)  Hccox  (6.  Skaneateles,  N.  V..  10  .\ug..  181.5; 
d.  Binghamton,  N.  Y'.,  17  Jany.,  1891).  Issue:  i.  Elizabeth  .Augustas 
(Hecox)  ;    ii.  Louises     (Hecox)  ;     iii.  William    Henrj-s    (Hecox).t 

d.  DcWitt  Parshall  Foster  rf.  Lyons.  N.  Y.,  14  Dec.  1891;  »i.  Lyons,  25 
Oct.,  1871.  Albertine,  dau.  Ira  and  Martha  (Lamb)  Miriek  (6.  Lyons,  15 
July,  184.5).  Issue:  i.  Cnllen  Mirieks  d.  inf.;  ii.  Isabelle  MirickS;  iii. 
DeWitt    Parshalls ;      iv.  Alberts ;     v.  Frederick    EltonS ;     vi.  Alexandcr.St 

e.  Marianna  Woodward  Foster  m.  Lyons.  22  ,Tany.,  1874,  Frederick  Phelps 
s.  Daniel  Kbenezer  and  Harriet  Jones  (Denis)  Bro«Tie  (6.  Joliet.  111.,  12 
Oct.,   1847  ).t 

•  Fam,  Rec.   and  pers.   know.,   Mrs.   0.   P.   Foster, 
t  Pers.  statement. 


92  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

263  II.  Maria**  b.  22  June,  1810;    d.  13  July,  1815. 

264  III.  DeWitt«  b.  25  Mch.  1812.    Fam.  CVIII. 

265  IV.  Hendee"  b.  8  Dec.  1814.     Fam.  CIX. 

266  V.  Oren"  b.  24  Jany.  1817:   d.  17  Sept.  1826. 

267  v'l.  Schuyler*'  b.  27  July,  18 19.     Fam.  CX. 


FAMILY    XXXVI H. 

MOSES^  [95],  (Jonathan^  Jonatlmrv^,  David-,  James^)  b. 
Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  16  Nov.  1777;*  d.  Little 
Britain,  25  Apl.  1818;*  m.  Ruth  Miller.f 

Children.^ 
268       I.  Jemima**   in.   Dr.   Drury.     Issue: 
i.  Darwin"  (Drury). 


FAMILY  XXXIX.t 

JESSE^  [96],  (Jonathan*,  Jonathan^,  Daz'id- ,  Jamcs^)  b. 
Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  18  July,  1780;*  d.  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  27  Oct. 
i844;§  ni.  Nancy  Bowers,  prob.  Orange  Co.  (b.  13  June,  1786; 
d.  23  Oct.  1865 ).t  [Scncxa  Cattle,  N.  Y. 

Children  : 

269  I.  Ezra  K."  d.  29  Mch.  1888.     Fam.  CXL 

270  II.  John  B.«  b.  28  Oct.  1808.     Fam.  CXII. 

271  III.  Charles  Humphrey,  b.  2  Mch.   1814.     Fam.  CXIII. 

*  Bible  Rec.   39,   pos.   687. 

t  Ruttenber  &  Clark's  Hist.  Orange  Co.,   (N.  Y.) 

j  Fam.  Rec.   and  pers.   kpow.,   275. 

§  XXXVI.   N.  E.   Hist,  and  Gen.  Reg.,  200. 


THE     FIFTH     GENERATION  93 

2/2     IV.  Eliza"  prob.  d.  inf. 

273  V.  Susan®  prob.  d.  inf. 

274  VI.  Marjorie  Bowers"   d.   Hopewell,   N.   Y. ;    m.   Chris- 

topher Price.     Issue: 

i.  John^   (Price)  d.  16  Feby.  1875." 

275  VII.  Mary  Jane''  b.  New  Windsor  Tp.,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y., 

16  Sept.  1826.     Unm.  [Palmyra,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  XL.j 


DAVID''  [97],  (David',  Jonathan^  David-,  James')  b.  Little 
Britain,  Orange  Co..  X.  Y.,  13  Mch.  1784;  d.  Walden.  Orange 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  10  May,  1832;  ;;;.  Walden,  N.  Y.,  11  Peby.  1806, 
Christiana,  dan.  James  Kidd"  {b.  21  July,  1784;  d.  Walden, 
N.  Y.,  9  Jul)',  1 85 1 ) .  [ IVald'en,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

276  I.  Milton"  b.  I  Dec.  1806;   d.  15  Sept.  1815. 

277  II.  Elizabeth  Kidd"  b.  i  Apl.  1809;   d.  Little  Britain,  24 

Sept.  1839:  m.  Walden,  N.  Y.,  3  Jany.  1833,  An- 
drew, s.  of  William  and  Christine  (Clark)  Whigam. 
Issue: 


a.  John  Price  m.  .3  Nov.,  18.54,  ,)ulia,  rfiu.  Ebcnezor  and  Jfarv  (Minner) 
Carr  (6.  Slab  City,  Nia-rara  Co..  N.  Y..  3  Dec,  18.39).  I.iaiir:  i.  .lohn 
Manlys  h.  Hopewell.  N.  Y.,  7  Auj:.,  \S^r,:  m.  Manchester,  N.  Y.,  21  Sept., 
1875,  Mary  Adelaide,  dnu.  Alfred  and  Mary  Ann  (Lowe)  Smith  (6.  Man- 
chester, N.  Y..  4  Dec,  18.57).  .Vo  issue;  ii.  Marj-  Lamb'*;  iii.  Charlea  Mar- 
tins;    iv.  Julia  Alice.8* 

6.  .Tames  Kidd  was  a  miller  and  inventetl  the  bolting  of  buckwheat  flour. 
He  drove  a  supply  waf,'oii  fnini  Walden,  Oniiif;e  Co..  X.  Y.,  then  known 
only  as  "The  Kall.s."  to  Washinfrton's  Army  in  New  Jersey.  His  father  came 
from  Ireland  and  settled  in  Orange  County. 

•  Fam.  Rcc.    and  pers.   know..   John   Mnnly  Price, 
t  Fam.  Rec.   and  pers.   know.,  277,  279  and  282. 


o 


94  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  David  Parshall"  (Whigam)  h.  20  Dec.  1832.° 
ii.  Ann  Elizabeth'    (Whigam)    h.   7  Feby.    1836.' 
iii.  George"   (Whigam)  d.  inf. 

2y^     III.  James  Kidd*^  h.  7  Mch.,  1812;   d.  27  June,  1812. 
79     IV.  James  Milton'^  h.  11  ApL,  1813.     Fam.  CXIV. 

280  v.  Caleb''  b.  24  Nov.,   1815.     Fam.  CXV. 

281  VI.  Catherine  Ann***  b.  26  June,  1817;  d. 1902; 

m.  Walden,  N.  Y.,  i  Sept.,  1838.  WilHam,  s.  of 
Elisha  and  Mary  (Topping)  Raynor  (&.  Morriches, 
Suffolk  County,  N.  Y.,  5  Jany.,  1807;  d.  Jackson- 
ville, Ills.,  27  Nov.,  1890).  Issue:  (All  b.  Bellport, 
Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.).  [Jacksonville,  Ills. 

i.  Mary  Elizabeth'''  (Raynor)  b.  23  Sept.,  1839.'' 

[Jacksonville,  Ills. 
ii.  William  Edgar''  (Raynor)  b.  i  Oct.,  1841.'' 

{St.  Louis,  Mo. 
iii.   David  Parshall"    (Raynor)    d.  s.  p.   2t,  Jany., 
1848. 


a.  David  Parshall  Whigam  d.  East  Coldenham,  N.  Y.,  23  Oct.,  1868;  m. 
Coldenham.  N.  Y.,  16  Jany.,  1862.  Mary  King,  dau.  .John  and  Mary  (King) 
Crowell  (b.  Coldenham,  18  June,  1839).  Ho  issue.  His  widow  m.  William 
Howell,  East  Coldenham,  N.  Y.* 

6.  Ann  Elizabeth  Whigam  m.  Lemuel  Lewis,  s.  Moses  Jordan  and  Nancy 
(Mays)   White   (6.  Franklin  City,  Pa.,  5  Oct.,  1838).  No  issue.* 

c.  Mary  Elizabeth  Raynor  m.  Pleasant  Plains,  Ills.,  26  Nov.,  1863,  Elipha- 
let  Smith  s.  Trueworthv  S.  and  Rachel  Moor  (Tavlor)  Gordon  (b.  New 
Hamplon,  N.  H.  10  Sept.,  1831;  d.  Denvel,  Co!.,  19  Oct.,  1880).  Issue: 
i.  Clava  RaynorS  (Gordon)  6.  Springfield,  111.,  6  Mch.,  1866;  m.  Jacksonville, 
III..  10  Apl.,  1889,  Martial  Henry  s.  Martial  Henry  and  Martinette  (Piaw- 
lings)  Havenhill  (6.  Ottawa,  111.,  4  Dec,  1863).  Issue:  i.  Lillian9  (Haven- 
hill)  h.  .Jacksonville,  III.,  26  Jamj.,  ISOO.t 

d.  William  Edgar  Raynor  m.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  24  Aug.,  1865,  Rosalie  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  Howard  and  Jane  Matilda  (Hurlburt)  Chamberlin  (6.  Pittsfield, 
Mass.  16  Oct.,  1845).  Issue:  i.  William  Eugenes  6.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  15 
July,  1866;  ii.  EmmaS  b.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  18  Jany.,  1870;  iii.  Howard 
Chadless  b.  Eatontown,  N.  J.,  22  July,  1875.* 

•  Fam.    Recs.   Compiled  by   E.   N.    Raynor. 

t  Fam.   Recs.   and  pers.  know.  Mrs.   M.  H.   Havenhill. 


THK     FIFTH    GENERATION  95 

iv.   Eugene  Nicoll"  (Raynor)  b.  15  Oct.,  1847.° 

[Cluiinpaign,  Ills. 

282  VII.  Fanny  Bethia"*  b.  16  Aug.,  1821 ;  d.  Tallula,  Ills.,  13 
Rich.,  1899:  ;;;.  Walden,  N.  Y.,  17  May,  1853.  Rev. 
Samuel  Brittia,  .y.  of  Moses  and  Mary  Ayers  {b.  13 
Aug.,  181 1 ;   d.  Tallula,  Ills.,  15  Dec,  1887).   Issue: 

i.  Moses  Depue'   (Ayers)  b.  4  July,   1854.'' 

[Alice,  Tex. 
ii.  William  Edgar"  (Ayers)  b.  9  Dec.  1855.'^ 

[Chicago,  Ills. 
iii.   Sarah  Hunt  Roy"  (Ayers)  b.  i  Oct.,  1857." 

[Chicago,  Ills. 
iv.  Gilbert  Parshall'    (Ayers)    b.  21   Jany.,   1859.' 

[Tallula,  Ills. 
V.  Charles  Elting'^  (Ayers)  b.  2  Feby.,  1861 ;   d.  22 
Mch.,  1861. 

a.  Eugene  Xieoll  Raynor  m.  Jacksonville,  111.,  10  Dec,  187.3,  Florence, 
dati.  Auarustus  E.  and  Annie  Elizabeth  (Diller)  Ayers  (h.  .Taeksonville.  111., 
3  Juny.,  18.53).  Issue:  i.  Clara  Macs  h.  .Taeksonville,  111..  (1  Sept.,  1874; 
m.  Champaign.  111.,  1  .Tany.,  18!)(i.  Earnest  Thomas  .v.  Henry  Washington 
and  Henrietta  Maria  (Earnest)  Rickard  (6.  n.  Springfield,  111.,  13  Oct., 
1872)  ;   ii.  Annie.sf 

6.  Moses  Depue  Ayers  m.  Smiley,  Gonzales  Co.,  Tex.,  1,5  June,  1881,  Alice 
Maude  Marir',  dnu.  William  and  Elizal)eth  (Lane)  Carpenter  (6.  Cambridce, 
Eng.,  24  .Tune,  1801).  Issue:  i.  Sadie  Pennies  h,  8  Apl..  1882:  ii.  Franlcie 
Alices  b.  9  Dec,  18S3;  iii.  Alberta  EeeS  6.  19  Nov.,  188.);  d.  20  Mav,  1887; 
iv.  Samuel  Roy  DepueS  6.  14  Aug..  1887:  d.  31  Julv.  1897:  v.  'Howard 
Eugenes  h.  18  Sept..  1890;  vi.  Be-ssie  IsabelleS  6."21  Mch.,  1893;  vii. 
Florence  Bethias  h.  7  Jany.,  1898.* 

c.  William  Edgar  Ayers  m.  14  .Tany.,  1886,  Mattie,  dau.  George  McClong 
and  Hannah  Emily  (Corson)  Hand  ( h.  Menard  Co.,  111..  1  Sept.,  1802). 
Issue:  i.  A  sons  "h.  and  d.  8  Febv..  1887:  ii.  Stella  Parshalls  6.  Menard 
Co.,  111.,  11  Nov.,  1888;  iii.  Alice  Elertas  b.  Chicago.  21   May.  1891. • 

d.  Sarah  Hunt  Roy  Ayers  m.  2  Feby.,  1888,  .Joshua  Stevenson.* 

e.  Gilbert  Parshall  Ayers  111.  Refugio,  Tex.,  (>  Dec,  1882.  Penelope  A., 
dau.  Thomas  C.  and  Man'  C.  (Biisbv)  Heard  (b.  Refugio,  Tex..  27  Jany., 
1801;  d.  Refugio,  14  FcbV.,  1884).  ".Yo  Issue,  hi.  2d  Petersburg,  111.,  15 
Oct.,  189,5,  Jlvra  B.,  dau.  Watson  and  Isabella  (Grove)  Sinclair  (b.  it.  Ash- 
land, 111.,  23"  Apl.,  1868).  Issue:  i.  Arthur  G.8  6.  Tallula,  111.,  10  May, 
1808. 

•  Fbih.  Rec9.  compiled  by  E.  N.  Raynor. 
t  Pers.    statement. 


96  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

vi.  Bayard  Eugene'^  (Ayers)  b.  ii  Mch.,  1868." 

[Chicago,  Ills. 

283  VIII.  Sarah"*  b.  21  Apl.  1823;  d.  Denver,  Col.,  —  Nov., 

1890;    »i.  19  Sept.,  1848,  Augustus  Brown  Goodale 
(b.  Greenpoint,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  25  Feby,  1826).    Issue: 

[Port  Jcn'is,  N.  Y. 

i.  Augustus  Bayard"  (Goodale)  b.  29  July,  1850." 

[Port  Jervis,  N.  Y. 
ii.  Charles  Elbert"   (Goodale)  b.  6  Mch.,  1853." 

iii.  Sarah"   (Goodale)  b.  6  Jany.,  1857.* 

[Denver,  Col. 
iv.  Elizabeth  (Goodale)  d.  inf. 

284  IX.  David  Bayard*'  b.  11  Aug.,  1826.    Fam.  CXVI. 

a.  Bayard  Eugene  Ayers  m.  Chicago,  20  Nov.,  1896,  Florence,  dan. 
Samuel  and  Esther  Sarah  (Hilton)  Croft  (h.  Liverpool,  Eng.,  27  July.  1867). 
Issue:  i.  Alfred  HiltonS  b.  Chicago,  1  May,  1898;  ii.  "Mildred  BerniceS 
b.  31  Oct.,  1901.* 

h.  Augustus  Bayard  Goodale  m.  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  3  Dec,  1375,  Alice 
Bennet.     Issue:  i.  Edna  Bayard.8* 

c.  Qharles  Elbert   Goodale   m.   Bessie   Cross.     Issue:   Augustus.8* 

d.  Sarah  Goodale  m.  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  Frank  Skinner.* 
•  Fam.  Recs.  compiled  by  E.  N.  Raynor. 


The  Sixth    Generation. 

FAMILY  XLI* 

JAMES''  [loo],  (Sai)meF'.  Juiiics*.  Israd\  IsracP.  Jaincs^) 
b.  prob.  Long  Island,  6  June,  1779;  d.  Milton,  O. ;  ;».  prob. 
Springfield,  O.,  Margaret,  dau.  Jacob  Baht   (</.  abt.   1850). 

[Milton,  0. 
Cliildrcn: 

285  I.  Sarah'  b.  19  Mch.,  1802;  m.  Daniel  Van  Etten. 

286  II.   Elizabeth'  /;.  29  July,  1803;    m.  Robert  Porter. 

287  III.  Samuel"  b.  15  Apl.,   1805.     Fam.  CXVII. 
28S     IV.  Jacob'  b.  20  June,  1806.    Fam.  CXVIII. 

289  V.  James'  b.  5  Dec,  1810:   ;;;.  Hannah  Foos :  d.  s.  p. 

290  VI.  Hezckiah'  b.  8  Apl.,  1812;    ;;;.  Maria  Shaeffer. 

291  VII.  Margaret"!  ?^-   Petersburg.  O.,    18  Aug.,   1816;    m. 

Milton,  O.,  29  Jany.,  1841,  John,  j.  John  and  Dorothy 
(Clihonts)  Hartzell  (b.  Lancaster  Co..  Pa.,  25  Oct., 
1792;  d.  Deerfield,  O.,  i  Sept.,  1873).  Issue:  (All 
b.  Deerfield.  O.)  [North  Benton,  0. 

i.  Annie^  (Hartzell)  b.  29  Oct.,  1841." 

a.  Aiinip  Hartzell.  m.  Deoriii'lii,  ().,  !)  Mny,  ISGl.  .Tnml  Miller,  ».  Ailnm 
and  Marv  (Davis)  McOowan  (ft.  Smithtown,  O.,  2!)  Meli..  lS3r>;  d.  Deor- 
fieia,  IS  Dec.  1S7.5K  Issue:  i.  I.ila  Adnfi  (MefJowan)  ft.  4  Apl.,  18(12; 
ii.  Margarets  (MoGowan)  ft.  U  .Tulv,  18(i4-.  iii.  Mary  A.n  (>rer,o\van) 
6.  6  Sept.,  ISfifl:  iv.  .lolin  Hartzelln  (MeGowan)  ft.  1!)  .Inly.  ISO!);  v. 
Gertrude  Anison  (MeGowan)  ft.  !l  Nov.,  1872:  vi.  Bertha  .\lieen  (McGowan) 
6.  9  Nov.,  1872. 

•  p.   and  Van   E.   Fams. ;  Fam.   Rec.  po3.   291. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


98  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

ii.  Mary^    (Hartzell)   b.  22  Jany.,   1843." 

292  VIII.  Susannah'^  h.  15  Mch.,  1818;   m.  Joseph  Porter. 

293  IX.  Isaac^  h.  16  Dec,  1819.     Fam.  CXIX. 

294  X.  Nancy'  h.  15  Nov.,  1820;    m.  David  Grays. 

295  XI.  Rachel  h.  14  May,  1821;   m.  Aaron  Porter.  (?) 

296  XII.  John'  h.  \2  June,  1823;  d.  s.  p. 

297  XIII.  Clinton"  h.  4  Jany.,  1825;    m.  Katharine  Kale. 


FAMILY     XLll* 


SAMUEL®  [loi],  (Samuel^,  James*,  IsraeP,  IsracP,  lames'^) 
b.  prob.  Long  Island,  6  July,  1781 ;  d.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  1840; 
;;;.  Poland,  Ohio,  Elizabeth,  datt.  of  Henry  Goucher  {b.  Poland, 
O.,  20  Mch.,  1783;    (/.  Tidioute,  Pa..  9  Mch.,   1866). 

[Tidioute,  JVaircn  Co.,  Pa. 
Children: 

298  I.  Henry"  b.  i  Feby.,  1807:    d.  num. 

299  II.  John  Munneir  b.  23  Feby.,  1809.     Fam.  GXX. 

300  III.   Rhoda  Ann''   b.   22  Jany.,    181 1;    d.   Tidioute,   Pa.; 

' m.  James,  .?.  of  Arthur  Magill  {b.  n.  Sayerstown,  Pa., 
1804;    d.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  3  Mch.,   1891).     Issue: 

[Tidioute,  Pa. 

i.  William  Joshua*  (Magill)  b.  29  Dec,  1828. 

ii.  Elizabeth*  (Magill)  b.  13  Sept.,  1833. 
iii.  James  Luther*  (Magill)  b.  5  Aug.,  1841. 
iv.  Gibreath  Irvin*  (Magill)  b.  i  Dec,  1849. 

V.   Richard*    (Magill)    b.    1853:    d.  s.  p. 

a.  Mary  Hartzel,  m.  Deerfleld,  0.,  25  Sept.,  1871,  Marcus,  s.  Thompson 
and  Anna  (Curtis)  Bosworth  {b.  Braceville,  O.,  1  Feby..  18.39).  Issue: 
i.  Delmer  Willis9  (Bosworth)  6.  14  Aug.,  1872;  ii.  John  Thompsons 
(Bosworth)    h.    10  June,   1875.t 

*  P.   and  Van  E.   Fams. ;   Fam.   Rec.   pos.   Mrs.    Esther  A.   Smith,  Oberlin,  O. 
t  Pers.   know.,  291. 


THE    SIXTH    GENERATION  99 

301  IV.  Elizabeth'*   b.    12  Dec,   1812;  d.  Tidioute,   Pa.,   17 

Jany.,  1887;  ;;;.  Deerfield,  Pa.,  14  June,  1832,  Robert 
Harrison  Henry  (b.  Erie  Co.,  Pa.,  31  July.  1805; 
d.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  13  Jany.,  1864).     Issue: 

[Tidioittc,  Pa. 

i.  Elizabeth  Jane*   (Henry)  b.   18  May.   1838. 
ii.  Livingston  Grandin*  (Henry)  b.  29  Oct.,  1844. 

302  V.  SamueP  b.  Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  14  Nov.,   1814.     F.\m. 

CXXI. 

303  VI.  Nancy^*  b.  Niles,  O..  13  Nov.,   1817;    d.  Williams- 

town,  W.  Va.,  28  Feby.,  1899:  m.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  12 
June,  1837,  Joseph,  5.  Joshua  and  Polly  (Mclntyre) 
Richardson  {b.  Frysburg,  Me.,  29  June,  1812;  d. 
Oberlin.  O.,  9  Feby.,  1884).     Issue:      [Tidioute.  Pa. 

i.  Esther  Ann^  (Richardson)  b.  5  Maj-.  1838.° 

[Obcrliti,  O. 
ii.  Elizabeth   Parsliall**    (Richardson)    b.    5    Sept., 

1840;  VI.  — Jany.,  1862.  C.  A.  Dier. 
iii.  Sarah*  (Richardson)  t.  9  Sept.,  1843;  ''•  '852. 
iv.  John  ParshalP  (Richardson)  b.  18  Oct..  1845; 

d.   1851. 
V.  Charles  Snow*  (Richardson)  b.  11  Aug.,  1848. 
vi.  Nancy  Jane*   (Richardson)   b.   10  Mch..   1851; 

lu.  —  July,  1 87 1,  M.  C.  Carnahan. 

304  VII.  George  Stranahan"  b.  14  Jany.,  1820.     F.\m.  CXXH. 

a.  E.sthor  Ann  RicharcLson  ni.  Wnrren,  Pn.,  22  Foby..  18.5.5.  Milton  s. 
Solomon  and  Ann  (Avon-)  Smith  (h.  Hart.«provo.  Asht.  Co.,  O..  .10  .Inly, 
18.30).  [xKuc:  i.  Oren  .Tospplin  (.'<mitli);  ii.  I-ivinKstnn  K<hvarilt>  (."^milli)  ; 
iii.  Nellie  Esther"  (Smith)  ;  iv.  Ulcllah  Nancju  (Smith)  ;  v.  Marion 
DariusB    ( Smith ).t 

•  P.   nnd  Vnn   E.   Fams. ;  Fam.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.   Esther  A.   Smith:   RIchardBon 

Mem.    nil. 
t  Pcrs.  statement. 


100  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

305  VIII.  Jeanette  Stratton^*  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  22  Feby.,  1822; 

ni.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  —  Dec,  1843,  James,  .y.  William 
and  Rebecca  (Mcllvain)  Kinnear  {b.  Juniata  Co., 
Pa.,  22  Jany.,  1814).     Issue:  [Tidioute,  Pa. 

i.  Cbarlotte  Priscilla*  (Kinnear)  b.  7  Oct.,  1844; 
in.  David  S.  Thompson. 

ii.  Josephine*    (Kinnear)    b.    13    July,    1846;     vi. 
Marshall  P.  Getchell. 

iii.  James  Marion*    (Kinnear)    b.    16  Aug.,    1848; 
(/.  II  July,  1849. 

iv.  William  Filmore®  (Kinnear)  b.  27  July,  1850; 
d.  25  Oct.,  i860. 

V.  James  Wesley*   (Kinnear)  b.  2-  Aug.,  1859. 

306  IX.  James^  b.  19  Sept.,   1827.     Fam.  CXXIII. 


FAMILY  XLUl.\ 


JOHN"  [104],  (SamitcP,  James*,  IsracP,  IsracJr,  James^)  b. 
24  June,  1791 ;    m.  Susan  Everhart. 

[Ellszi'orth,  Mahoning  Co.,  O. 

Children : 

307  I.  Jacob  Cook''  b.  16  Dec.  1812.     Fam.  CXXIV. 

308  II.  A  dau.  who  ;«.  and  had  issue,  but  of  whom  all  trace 

is  lost. 

•  Pers.   statement. 

t  P.  and  Van  E.   Fams.;   Fam.   Recs.  pos.   Rev.   Heman  F.   Parshall. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  101 


FAMILY    XLIV* 

WILLIAAF'[io5],  (SamucF,  Jamcs\  IsracP,  IsracF,  James^) 
b.  15  Nov.,  1794;  d.  Leesburg-,  Pa.,  18  Sept.,  1851;  m.  Jane 
McMurry  {d.  Leesburg,  Pa.,  15  Aug.,  1869). 

Children : 

309  I.  Joseph^  b.  17  Aug.,  1821.    Fam.  CXXV. 

310  11.  Samuel'  b.  27  Oct..  1824.     Fam.  CXXVI. 

311  III.  James  Alexander"  b.  11  Dec.,  1827.    Fam.  CXXVII. 

312  IV.  Mary"   d.  Mich.,   1874;    ni.  Mercer  Co.,  Pa.,   1838, 

John  Rudolph  (d.  California,  1892).    Issue: 

i.  SamueP  (Rudolph)  d. 

ii.  Hannah*   (Rudolph)  [California. 

iii.  John*  A.   (Rudolph)"  [Leesburg,  Pa. 

iv.  William*   (Rudolph)  d. 


FAMILY    XLV.-f 

DANIEL"  [106],  (Samud'',  James*,  IsracP,  IsracP,  James') 
b.  prob.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y..  9  June.  1796;  d.  Waverly,  la.,  7 
!May,  1870:  ;;;.  (1)4  Sept.,  18 18,  Margaret  VanEtten  (d.  15 
May,   1825). 

(I.  .John  A.  Rudolph  m.  Locsl.urfj,  Pa.,  1808,  Ruth  A-Xtoll.  Ifisuc:  i.  Wil- 
li.im  (irant!!^.  .tl  .Fnnv..  1870:  ii.  Vomis  Mvrtlcn  6.  12  .Innv..  1872;  iii. 
John  Mclvillon  6.  21  "Nov..  1873:  iv.  Ira  SankovO  b.  1.5  8opt.,  1875;  v. 
Earl   Stanlpyn   6.   14  Apl..   1884. 

•  P.  niul  Van  E.  Fam.;  Fam.  Rcca.  and  pera.  know.,  Mrs.  Wm.  A.  Munnol.  Banbury  Pa. 
t  P.   and  Van   E.   Fnma..  and   Fam.   Roc.   and  pers.   know.,  313. 


102  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children:     (All  b.  Milton,  O.) 

313  I.  Lucinda^*  b.  4  Oct.,    1819;  m.  Youngstown,   O.,  4 

Nov.,  1 84 1,  John,  s.  Jesse  and  Susan  (Everhart) 
Rose  (b.  Ellsworth,  O.,  24  Sept.,  1819;  d.  winter  of 
1901-2).    Issue:     (All  b.  Oberlin,  O.) 

[Obcrlln,  O. 

i.  Euphratia*    (Rose)    b.    15   Aug.,    1842;   d.    12 

Apl.,  1851. 
ii.  Daniel  Eugene®  (Rose)  b.  27  Oct.,  1844. 

{Nciv  York. 
iii.  Ezra  Norris®   (Rose)  b.  25  Jany.,  1852. 
iv.  Olins  (Rose)  b.  i  May,  1855.         {Oberlin,  O. 

314  II.  Annie^t  b.  28  Apl,   1821;  d.  Salem,  O.,  24  Jany., 

1882;  m.  Berlin,  O.,  1839,  James,  i\  Joseph,  Davis. 
Issjie: 

i.  Ada  L.«  b.  17  Mch.,  1840:  m.  Buck. 

ii.  Florence  E.*  b.  20  Oct.,  1852;  ni.  Ruth. 

[Nczccastlc,  Pa. 

315  III.   Sarah'^t   ^'-  9  Mch.,    1823;  d.  Milton,  O.,    14  Aug., 

1845;  '"•  Milton,  5  May,  1843,  John  Noland.     Issue: 

i.  Mary  Ann*  (Noland)  b.  23  Feljy.,  1844." 

a.  Mary  Ann  Noland  d.  New  Lyme,  0.,  1  Apl.,  1807:  m.  Green,  0.,  23 
Feby.,  1861,  Prentice  s.  Jiartin  and  Anijelina  (Smith)  Kee  {b.  Green,  0., 
29  Oct.,  18.39).  Jssvc:  i.  Martin  Deforests  (Kee)  b.  Green.  O.,  10  Aug., 
1862;  m.  Cortland,  O.,  16  Apl.,  1892,  May  A.,  dau.  George  R.  and  Abbie 
(Owen)  Wilber  (b.  Cortland,  O.,  22  May.,  1807)  ;  ii.  Mary  De  EttaO  (Kee) 
6.  Greensburg,  0.,  18  Oct.,  1864;  m.  Jefferson.  O.,  8  Dee.,  ISOl,  Ralph  s. 
Jabez  and  Helen  (Rood)  Dodge  (6.  Lenox,  O.,  3  Feby.,  1863).  Issue: 
i.  Florence  May'Hi  (Dodqe)  b.  2-i  .June,  IS!).!;  iii.  Angelina  JaneO  (Kee) 
b.  New  Lyme,  O.,  31   Mclil,   1807;   d.  Oberlin,  O.,  4  Aug.,   1872.1 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Pers.  know.  Florence  E.  Ruth. 

X  Fam.   Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  Martin  DeF.   Kee,  Warren,   O. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  103 

316  IV.  ATargaret'*  b.  25  Apl.,  1825;  d.  Southington,  O.,  8 

Oct.,  1899;  m.  Ellsworth,  O.,  4  Sept.,  1849,  John 
Diehl  {b.  Ellsworth,  21  Mch.,  1820;  d.  Southington, 
20  Jany.,   1892).  Issue:*   (All  b.  Southington,  O.) 

i.   Ira**  (Diehl)  b.  22  June,  1851 ;  d.  20  June,  1855. 
ii.  Lois  A.»  (Diehl)  b.  8  Nov.,  1853." 
iii.  Horner^  (Diehl)  b.  16  Oct.,  1856;  d.  21  Jany., 

1864. 
iv.   Ella'^    (Diehl)    b.  23  Aug.,   1859;  d.   11   Feby., 

1864. 
V.  Ammi  £.»  (Diehl)  b.  25  Aug.,  1861." 

m.  (2)t  II  Jany.,  1827,  Jane  Packard  (</.  2t,  Sept.,  1841). 

Children: 

317  V.  Harriet  Eleanor'^  b.  13  June,  1829;  in.  Waverly.  la., 

II  Jany.,  1870,  William,  j.  John  and  Margaret 
(Tarr)  Husband  {b.  Westmoreland  Co.,  Pa.,  12 
Jany.,  1827;  d.  Sumner,  la.,  11  Dec,  1886).    Issue: 

[Colebrook,  Aslit.  Co.,  O. 

i.   Ernest  Willford"  (Husband)  b.  30  Mch.,  1871  : 
d.   14  Aug.,   1871. 

318  VI.  Rachel    .Adaline'J    b.    10   Sept.,    1831;   m.    Gustavus. 

O.,  18  Feby.,  1855,  Allison,  s.  Alanson  and  Angeline 

a.  Lois  A.  Diehl  m.  Southington,  0..  22  Xov.,  1000,  Henrj'  Burt  .1.  John 
and  Harriet  (Ryan)  Wortman  (6.  Independence,  0.,  27  Aug.,  1840).  A'o 
issuc.t 

b.  Ammi  E.  Diehl.  m.  ,Soutliin<rton,  0.,  IS  Apl..  1807.  Mrs.  EfTio  (.Icy) 
West,  f/n».  Orlin  Brenson  and  Cornelia  (Chalhor)  .loj-  (6.  Southington,  20 
Nov.,  1860).     No  issue.' 

•  Fam.   Rec.   and  pera.   know.,   Lola  A.   Wortman. 
t  P.    and    Van    E.    Fama. 
t  Pcra.    Btatcment. 


104  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

(Veits)    Taylor    (b.    Fowler,    O.,    4   Feby.,    1832). 
Issite:     (All  b.  Wayne  Tp.,  Asht.  Co.,  O.) 

[Traverse  City,  Mich. 

i.  Ernest  Jay^  (Taylor)  b.  11  Oct.,  1856." 
ii.  Forrest  Daniel*  (Taylor)  b.  15  June,  1859.'' 
iii.  Adaline  Alice*    (Taylor)    b.   30   Mch.,    1862;" 
d.  24  Feby.,  1888. 

319  VII.  Caroline  Esther"*  b.  5  May,  1833;  jii.  Mecca,  O..  2 
Mch.,  1856,  Byron  Ezra,  .y.  Rev.  Alba  and  Minerva 
(Rust)  Sanford  (b.  Poultney,  Vt.,  29  June,  1831). 
Issue:  [Bcllez'illc,  Kan. 

i.  Clarence  Parshall*  (Sanford  b.  12  Dec,  1857.* 

[Bellcz'illc,  Kan. 
ii.  Alfred  Gee*   (Sanford)   b.  11   Oct.,   1859'' 

[Southzvest  City,  Mo. 
iii.  Charles  Henry*   (Sanford)   b.  29  Jany.,   1862.' 

[Bcllez'illc,  Kan. 

a.  Earnest  J.  Taylor  m.  Garfield  Tp.,  Grand  Traverse  Co.,  Mich..  16 
Sept.,  188.5.  Minnie  B.  Peart.  Issue:  (All  6.  East  Bay  Tp.,  G.  T.  Co.,  Mich.) 
i.  Agnes  RayS  (Taylor)  b.  14  Oct.,  1886;  ii.  Alices  (Taylor)  6.  31  Mch., 
1888;  iii.  Edgar  B.9   (Taylor)   6.  11  Oct.,  1898.t 

6.  Forest  Daniel  Taylor  m.  East  Bay  Tp.,  27  Oct.,  1887.  Lillian  E.  Bench. 
Issue:  (All  6.  East  Bay  Tp.)  i.  Allison  A.9  (Taj-lor)  b.  21  Mch.,  1889; 
ii.    Graces   (Taylor)   b.  26  Sept.,  1890.  t 

c.  Alice  A.  Taylor  m.  Wayne  Tp.,  Asht.  Co.,  O.,  23  Mch.,  18~,  Edwin 
Black.     Issue:  i.  John  TaylorO    (Black)    ft.  23  Feby.,  1888.t 

d.  Clarence  Parshall  Sanford  in.  Graham  Co.,  Kan.,  4  Oct.,   1SS6,  Clara, 

dau.  Rev.  Chapman.     Issue:     i.    Mabel   Pearln    b.  20  .June,   1887; 

ii.     Ethel   Blanches   ft.  —  Sept.,   1888;      iii.    Harrv  BvronS   ft.   30  May,   1890; 
iv.    Clara  Lillians  ft.  4  Oct.,  1891 ;   v.  Alice  Graces  ft." —  Aug.,  1893.t 

e.  Alfred   Gee    S.anford    in.    McDonald    Co.,    Mo.,   —   Aug.,    1890,    Rebecca 
Newkirk.     Issue:   i.   Carrie  Maudes    ft.   —  Aug.,   1891;    ii.   Nellie  MinervaS 

ft.  8  Dec,  1893;  iii.  Ethel  Mays  ft.  1898.t 

f.  Charles  Henry  Sanford  m.  —  Feby.,  1890,  Matilda,  dau.  Rev.  

Chapman.     Issue:     i.    Charlotte  Mays   6.   31   Dec,   1891;      ii.    Ernest   C.s   ft. 
—  Feby.,  1895.t  _ 

*  Pers.  statement. 
t  Pers.  know.  318. 
t  Pers.   know.  319;   Henry   Rust  and  his  descendants,   217. 


THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  lOS 

iv.  Aloney  James"   (San ford)   b.  7  Aug.,   1864. 

V.  Mary  Avalene*   (San ford)  b.  4  Nov.,  1866." 

vi.  William  Earl*^  (Sanford)  b.  21  July,  1871. 

vii.  Newton  John'*  (Sanford)  b.  18  Aug.,  1874.' 

{Belleville,  Kan. 

viii.  Byron  Ezra*  (Sanford)  b.  6  Oct.,  1876. 

ix.  Minerva  Nancj-*  (Sanford)  b.  10  May,  1879. 

320  VIII.  Alfred'  b*  29  Nov.,  1834;  ;;;.  Green,  Trumbull  Co., 

O.,  19  Feby.,  i860,  Anna,  dan.  Wanton  and  Clarissa 
(Underwood)  Burlingame  {b.  Attica,  N.  Y.,  2  Dec, 
1836).    No  ijsitc:  [Colcbrook,  Asht.  Co.,  O. 

321  IX.   Elisha  Daniel'  b.  25  Mcli.,  1837;  (/.  21  Sept.,  1841. 

in.  (3)  Milton,  O.,  4  Nov..  1840.  Elizabeth,  dan.  Joseph  Tur- 
ner (b.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  10  Oct.,  1806;  d.  Waverly,  la.,  26 
Feby.,  1S66). 

Children : 

322  X.  Eli  Gee'  b.  24  Jany.,  1844.     Fam.  CXXVUI. 


FAMILY  XLVI.i 


THOM.AS"  [107],  (Saninel''  James*  IsraeP  IsraeP  Janies^) 
b.  21  July.  1798:  (/.  Shalersville,  Port.  Co.,  O.,  14  Aug..  1878, 
m.  (i)  Elizabeth  Furgeson.  [Shalcrsz'ille,  Portage  Co.,  O. 

a.     Newton  John  Sanford  m.  Alnm,  Kan.,  22  llcli.,  1900,  Mny  Andprson.t 

Keith.      Ixsuc:      i.     ("arric   MnyO    (Keith)    b.    11    Nov..    1887:      ii. 


Charles  Veenn    (Keith)    b.   1(1  .Tanv..   ISIU;      iii.    OlcnB    (Keith)    6.  30  .lanv., 
1803;  iv.  PansieO    (Keith)   6.  (!  July,  189ti.t 
b.      Marj'    Avalene    Sanford    m.    18    Nov.,    1883,    William    Ernest    «.    Rev. 

•   Pers.   stntoment 

t  P.  and  Van   E.   Fams. ;  Fam.  Rccs.  and  pcrs.  know.,  713. 

t  Pcrs.  know.  319. 


106  THE     PARS  HALL     FAMILY 

Children:  (All  b.  Shalersville,  O.) 

323  I.  Frederick"  b.  2  Apl.,  1825.     Fam.  CXXIX. 

324  II.  Sophronia'*  b.  24  Mch.,   1830;  d.  Cleveland,  O.,  16 

Nov.,  1900;  111.  Freedom,  O.,  2  Nov.,  1857,  DeFor- 
est,  s.  John  and  Salome  (Parsons)  Wheelock  {b. 
Freedom,  O.,  18  June,  1834).    Issue: 

i.  Lillian*  (Wheelock)  b.  21  Apl.,  1861." 

[Cleveland,  0. 
ii.  Clifton  Day*  (Wheelock)  b.  27  Jany.,  1863. 
iii.  Arden  Lincoln*  (Wheelock)  b.  24  Mch.,  1865. 
iv.  Clayton    DeForest*    (Wheelock)    b.    20    Mch., 
1868. 

in.   (2)    Mrs.    Polly    (Bond)    Holcomb,'   dau.    William   and 

Angelica  ( )  Bond  (d.  Shalersville,  O.,  2;^  June,  1881, 

age  73  years). 

Children: 

325  III.  Statira^t   b.   Shalersville,    1838;   d.  Jockson,   Mich., 

28   Jany.,    1898;    ;;/.    Detroit,    Mich.,    5    July,    1859, 

George  Esbon,t  s.  John  B,  and  Catherine  ( ) 

Wright  (b.  Sodus,  N.  Y..  i  Nov.,  1840;  d.  Chelsea, 
Mich.,  2  Feby.,  1886).     Issue:  [Jackson,  Mich. 

i.  Grace  Leida*   (Wright)   b.   11  Apl,  i860.'' 

[Jackson,  Mich. 
ii.  John  Thomas*  (Wright)  b.  23  Sept.,  1861.'' 

a.     For  record  of  Lillian  Wheelock,  see  Note  5,  Fam.  CXXIX. 
i.    Polly  (Bond)  Holconib,  at  the  time  of  her  marria<je  to  Thomas  Parshall, 
■was  a  widow  with  two  children,  viz.:   Richard  and  Harriet  Holcomb.f 

c.  Grace  Leida  Wright  m.  Chelsea.  Mich.,  22  Dec,  1881,  Charles  Mortimer 
s.   Ansel    and   Maria    (Morrell)    Xorton    (6.    Leoni,   Mich.,    7    Sept.,    1848 ).t 

d.  John  Thomas  Wright  m.  27  Sept.,  1884,  Maggie  Schrnm.t 


•  Fam.    Recs.   and   pers.   know.    Deforest   Wheelock. 
t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  Mrs.   Grace  L.  Norton. 
X  Marriage  Cert.  pos.  Grace  L.  Norton. 


THE     SIXTH      GENERATION  107 


FAMILY  XLVII* 

DA'VID«  [io8],  (SamiicF'  James'  Isra^P  IsracP  James') 
b.  17  Oct.,  iSoo;  d.  12  Feby.,  1842;  m.  Ellsworth,  O.,  Abigail, 
dau.  of  Nicholos  and  Nancy  (Turner)  Gee  {b.  1805;  d.  Shelby- 
ville,  Mo.,  II  July,  i860).  [Espyville,  Pa. 

Children : 

326  I.  John  Harmon"  b.  1  Aug.,  1824.     Fam.  CXXX. 

327  II.  Nicholas  Morgan'f  b.  Berlin,  O.,  20  Apl..   1827:  d. 

Kingsville,  O.,  29  Feby.,  1896;  m.  Espyville,  Pa., 
9  Sept.,  1 85 1,  Margaret  McKee,  {b.  North  Shenan- 
go,  Pa.,  II  Dec,  1825;  d.  North  Shenango,  Pa.,  5 
June,  1880).  A'o  issue. 

m.  (2)  Kingsville,  O.,  26  Jany.,  188 1,  Melvina  A., 
dan.  of  Erastus  and  Candace  (Fo.x)  Peck  {b.  Kings- 
ville, O..  12  June.  1842).    No  i.ssnc: 

328  III.  William  Shreve"  b.  3  Oct.,  1832.     Fam.  CXXXI. 

329  IV.  Nancy  Maria't  b.  Berlin,  O.,  6  Dec,  1833;  ;;(.  North 

Shenango,  Pa.,  4  Mch.,  1852,  ;».  (i)  \\'illiam,  s.  of 
John  and  Mary  (McCrary)  Smith  (b.  Berlin,  O., 
2  Dec,  183 1 :  (/.  Williamsfield,  Asht.  Co.,  O.,  5  Apl., 
1865).     Issue:  {Lamed,  Pazciiee  Co.,  Kan. 

i.  Charles   Herbert"    (Smith)    b.    2-   Oct.,    1856. 

unm.  [Lamed,  Kan. 

m.  (2)  WilliamsficUl.  Asht.  Co..  O..  19  Dec.  1867, 

James  Huntley  {b.  10  Dec.  1825;  (/.  Larned,  Kan.. 

14  Apl.,  1890.) 

•  p.  .ind  Van  E.  P'ams. :  Fara.  Reo.  and  pers.  know.,  331. 
t  Fam.   Rec.   and  pers.   kuow.,   Wld.,  327. 
t  Pers.  slate. 


108  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

330  V.  Lucy  Ann"*  b.  Berlin,  O.,  3  Aug.,   1838;  d.  Kings- 

ville,  O.,  2  Mch.,  1900;  iii.  (i)  Espyville,  Pa.,  Mar- 
shall, s.  Jacob  and  Maria  (Hillman)  Coursen  (b.  N. 
J.,  17  Jany.,  1833;  d.  Kingsville,  O.,  25  Aug.,  1883). 
Issue:  [Kingsville,  Ashi.  Co.,  O. 

i.  Abbie  Maria^  (Coursen). 
ii.  Alzada  Justine*   (Coursen)  b.  Espyville,  Pa.,  9 

Oct.,   1858." 
iii.  Maria  McCoy^    (Coursen). 

m.   (2)   Kingsville,  O.,  Abraham  McDowell. 
No  issue: 

331  VI.   David  Furman^  b.   13  Sept.,   1841.     Fam.  CXXXII. 


FAMILY  XLVIII.% 

JACOB''    [109],    (SamiteP   James*    IsraeP    IsraeP    James^) 
b.  probably  Ellsworth,  O.,  15  Mch.,  1803;  d. 
m.  Elizabeth  Van  Etten. 

Children: 

332       I.  Gideon"  b.  11  June,  1826.    Fam.  CXXXIII. 
T)T)T)      II.   Myron". 

Probably  dans. 

a.     Alzada   .Tustine   Coursen,   m.   Kingsville,   0.,   20   Dec,  1877,    Oliver,   s. 

Rensselaer    and    Almira     ( )     Bujrby     (6.    Kingsville,  8    .July,    185.5). 

Issue:      i.     Wilson    JIason9     (Bugby)  ;      ii.     Jlorris    Olivers  (Bugby)  ;      iii. 
Grace  AbbieS   ( Bugby ).t 

*  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  Mrs.  Alzada  Justine  Bugby. 

t  Pers.    statement. 

J  P.  and  Van  E.   Fams. ;   Fam.   Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  332. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  109 


FAMILY  XLIX* 

MOSES''  [ill],  (Samuel  James  Israel  Israel  James)  b. 
Ellsworth,  O.,  lO  Jany.,  1810;  d.  Ravenna,  O.,  16  Aug.,  1848; 
m.  (i)  Nancy  McCoy. 

Chihlre)i: 

334  I.  Samuel  NJ     num.  [Pierce,  Neb. 

335  II.  Mary  J.'  ;;;.  William  Deniston.  Issue: 

i.  Fremont''  (Deniston).  [O.rfard  June,  la. 

m.  (2)  Maria  Waty,  dan.  Josiah  and  Sarah  (Sherman)  Rem- 
ington, ((/.  Garrattsville,  O.,  18  June,  igoi). 

Children : 

336  III.  Orlina'   h.  Mercer,   F'a.,    12   Apl.,    1847,  John  J.,  s. 

John  Henry  and  Sarah   (Pike)   Campbell    {b.  Hale, 
la.,  2  Apl.,  1859).    No  issue.-f  [Pierce,  Neb. 

337  IV.  Etta   E."   b.    Ravenna,   O.,   6   Sept.,    184S;   711.    (i) 

Ravenna,  O.,  8  Jany.,  18 — .  George,  s.  Frederick  and 

Anna  Maria   ( )    Hine   {b.  Charleston,  O., 

28  June,    1847).     ^-^■'^■'"■•'      (■\"  ^'-  Charleston,  0.)t 

i.  Anna  Maria^  (Hine)  b.  4  July.   1875." 

[Clez'eland,  0. 

n.  .\iin:i  .\lari:i  lliiio  m.  C'levoliind.  O..  2'i  .Tune,  1805,  Eri  s.  Gporge  TInw- 
kill.'!  |().  .Mpena,  Mich..  1  Dec..  1874).  Is.ine :  i.  Vivian  Mnj-O  (Hawkins); 
ii.    I.iHinn  Etta!'   (Hawkins)  ;     iii.   Kdwnnl  CJporpcO   (Hawkiii.s).^ 

•  P.  and  Van  E.  Fnms.  and  pcra.  know.,  337. 
t  Pprs.  statement. 
J    Pei^.   know.,   3.i7. 


110  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

ii.  Herbert  Frederick^  (Hine)  b.  8  Feby.,  1876." 

{Charleston,  O. 
ni.  (2)  Cleveland,  O.,  Frank  Whitlock  {h.  8  Jany., 
1863).    No  issue: 


FAMILY  L.* 


ISRAEL"  [112],  {Israel^  Israel*  IsraeP  IsraeP  James^)  b. 
1782;  d.  Spring-water,  N.  Y.,  13  Jany.,  1856;  m'.  his  cousin 
Deborah,  dau.  of  David  and  Sarah  (Cronover)  Parshall  (21 
ApL,  1788;  d.  29  Dec,  1876). 

Children: 

338  I.  Nancy  Ann^f  b.  11  Nov..  1806;  d.  Geneseo,  N.  Y., 
about  Apl.,  1871 ;  in.  Comfort  Carr,  s.  of  Benjamin 
and  Lois  (Runnels)  Greene  (d.  Plymouth,  Wayne 
Co.,  Mich.,  5  May,  1830).  Issue:  (All  b.  Little  Val- 
ley, Catt.  Co.,  N.  Y.)  [Springzmfer,  N.   Y. 

i.  Amanda  Maria^  (Greene)  b.  29  May,  iS2-).^ 

[Sj^riugzcater,  N.  Y. 

a.  Herbert  Frederick  Hine  m.  Edinlnirg,  0.,  Emma  Scraphina,  dau.  David 
B.  and  Mary  Anne   (McCobb)    Shilliday.j" 

6.  Amanda  Maria  Greene,  m.  Cochocton,  Steuben  Co..  N.  Y.,  25  Dec, 
1847,  James,  s.  Jacob  and  Phil.ana  (Phipp)  Hunt  (b.  21  Oct..  1822;  d.  Spring- 
w.ater,  N.  Y.,  27  Nov..  1880).  Issve:  i.  Nancy  PhilanaS  (Hunt)  b.  15 
Sept.,  1851;  ii.  Unadilla  ViolaO  (Hunt)  h.  14  Janv.,  1854:  iii.  Oravilla 
Adora9  (Hunt)  fc.  6  Febv..  1857;  d.  29  Apl..  1874;  iv.  Lafavctte  Mon- 
trose9   (Hunt)   b.  25  Mcli..  1862;  d.  20  Nov.,  1874.t 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  342  and  Mrs.  Jane  P.  Paige, 
t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.^  Charlotte  J.  Briggs. 
t  Pers.  know.  3:^7. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  111 

ii.  Charlotte  Jane"  (Greene)  fc.  9  Jany.,  1828.° 

[Fremont,  Mich. 
iii.  Silas  Carr^  (Greene)  </.  18  Nov.,  1890. 

339  II.  Amy  Matilda't  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  8  Jany.,  1811  ; 
d.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  10  Aug.,  1886;  m.  North 
Cohocton,  N.  Y.,  20  Sept..  1827,  David  Peckens 
{b.  17  i\Ich..  1797;  d.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  i  Akh., 
1859).    Issue:  [Springwater,  N.  Y. 

i.  Henry®  (Peckens)  b.  3  June,  1830. 

[IVaylaud,  N.  Y. 
ii.  Lucy*  (Peckens)  b.  30  Jany..  1832." 

[Caiiuiidaigiia,  N.  Y. 
iii.  Laura*    (Peckens)    b.   5   Sept.,    1833." 
iv.  Warren**   (Peckens)   b.  19  Sept.,  1839. 

[JVayland,  N.  Y. 
v.  Levi*    (Peckens)   b.   12  July,   1841.'' 
vi.  Jane*   (Peckens)  b.  18  June,  1845.' 

[IVayland,  N.  Y. 
vii.  Lewis*  (Peckens)   b.  1  Aug.,  1847;  d.  i  Apl., 
1871 ;  Kuin. 

a.  Charlotte  Jane  Greene,  »i.  Klocids  Corners,  Steuben  Co..  \.  V.,  25 
Dec,  1S47.  Willard  Nelson  s.  Zeliadiah  Lamlurt  and  Melsv  ( Da-rf-'ctt )  Brifrgs 
(h.  Riehmond,  Ont.  Co.,  N.  Y..  11  .VuR.,  1828:  d.  Fremont,  jiieh.,  8  Meh., 
1!»00).  hsur:  i.  Elva  AdclleO  (liriggs);  ii.  Willard  Kilo>t>  (Brifigs); 
iii.  Riehard  Alsop  XelsonO  (Kri^rps):  iv.  Arnold  Grayn  (Brig<js);  v. 
Ella  Eliza!'  (Rripfrs);  vi.  Willard  WarrenS  (Briggs);  vii.  Ira  Barzilla9 
(Briggs);   viii.  Charles  Walteri)    (Brigsrs).* 

6.  Lucy  Peckens,  d.  Canandaigua.  X.  Y.,  30  May,  1872 :  m.  Canandaigua, 
17  Mch.,  185!).  .John  Boyd  (6.  Canandaigua,  28  Oct.,  1823;  d.  Canandaigua, 
4  Feby.,  1 8118).  Issue:  i.  EleauorO  (Boyd);  ii.  JennieO  (Boyd);  iii. 
Harricto    (Boyd):  iv.  John  HenryJ"    (Boyd)."t 

c.  Laura  Peckens,  d.  Hopewell,  X.  Y.,  20  Aug.,  18.')4;  m.  Springwater, 
,   1848,  .John  JlcKarlin.t 

d.  Levi  Peckens.  d.  .Tuly.   18ti4;   m.  1863.  Julia  E.  Rnnney.t 

e.  Jane  Peckens,  7)1.  .Springwater.  18  Oct..  1871,  Ca.ssiu.s.  «.  Alonzo  and 
Myra  (Bennett)  Paige  (6.  Jasper,  Lenawee  Co.,  Mich.,  18  Oct..  18,')0).  Xo 
issue* 

•   Pcrs.   statement. 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know..  Jane  Peckens  Palgo. 


112  THE     PAR3HALL     FAMILY 

340  III.  Archibald     Galloway'     b.     14    June,     18 15.      Fam. 

CXXXIV. 

341  IV.  Levi  Thayer"  b.  5  Sept.,  1817.     Fam.  CXXXV. 

342  V.  Amanda  Malvina^*  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  22  Apl., 

1820;  m.  Cohocton,  N.  Y.,  17  Sept.,  1835,  Jesse,  s. 
of  Eli  and  Abigail  (Brooks)  Cole  (b.  Carbondale, 
Pa.,  28  June,  1814:  d.  Woodhull,  Shiawassee  Co., 
Mich.,  5  Jany.,  1845).     Issue: 

[Spriiigzvatcr,  N.  Y. 

i.  Sylvanus  UriaF   (Cole). 

[Fitchbnrg,  Iiiglwui  Co.,  Mich. 

ii.  Clarinda  Lurena*   (Cole)  vi.  Briggs. 

iii.  Maria  Jane*    (Cole)    ;;;.  Nevins. 

iv.  Rachel  Rebecca*   (Cole)   ;;/.  Jones. 

V.  Martin  Jerome*   (Cole), 

vi.  Ransom  Sylvester*  (Cole), 

vii.  Allen  Burnham*   (Cole). 

343  VI.  Isaac  Ransom.'^     Fam.  CXXXVI. 


FAMILY  LI. J 


TERRY«  [113],  (L<;racP  Israel^  IsraeP  IsracP  James^)  b. 
Chemung  Co.,  N.  Y.,  29  Jany.,  1795;  d.  Woodhull,  Shiawassee 
Co.,  Mich.,  25  Jany.,  1864:  m.  (i)  Chemung  Co.,  N.  Y.,  i  May, 
1813,  Lydia,  dau.  Benjamin  and  Keziah  (Parshal!)  Hulse  (b. 
Chemung  Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Mch.,  1796;  d.  Woodhull,  Mich.,  28 
Mch.,  1845).  [IVoodknll,  Sliiazmsscc  Co.,  Mich. 

•  Pers.    statement. 

t   Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.    know.,   356. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION 


U3 


Children: 


b. 


344  I.  John"   b. 

345  II.  Diana"  b. 

346  III.   Harris"  b. 

347  IV.  William  T. 

348  \".  Louisa'   HI.  

349  VI.  Deliverance'  b. 

350  VII.  Sophia'  b. 

351  VIII.  Mary'  /;. 

352  IX.  Deborah'  b. 

353  X.  Abigail'  b. 

354  XI.  Ruth  Elizabeth'  m. 


Wilmath.  [Lansing,  Mich. 


Albertson. 


[Trufofit,  Montcalm  Co.,  Mich. 

355  XII.  John  H.'  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  18  Sept.,  1835. 

[Big  Prairie,  Nezcaygo  Co.,  Mich. 

356  XIII.  Israel  D.'  b.  24  Oct.,   1836.     Fam.  CXXXVII. 


VI.  (2) 
m.  (3) 

m.  (4) 


A'o  i^siie. 
No  issiie. 


Children: 


357  XIV.  Terry'  b. 


FAMILY  LIL* 


IRA8  [125],  {David^  Israel*  IsraeP  IsracP  James^)  b.  Can- 
andaigua,  N.  Y.,  5  Aug..  1792;  d.  Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  30 
June,  1851  ;  ni.  6  Feby.,  1814,  Atta  Bradford  (b.  15  Jany.,  1776; 
d.  22  Nov.,  1867).  [Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y. 


*  Bible  Rec,  125,  and  pers.  know.,  364 


114  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children: 


358  I.  Polly  M."   b.   14  Mch.,    1815:  m.    11    Mch.,    1837. 

359  II.  Isaac  Selector"  b.  25  Aug.,  1817;  d.  25  Oct.,  1817. 

360  III.  Jonathan  H."  b.  i  Oct.,  1818;  d.  21  Sept.,  1864. 

361  IV.  Daniel  C'  b.  21  Oct.,  1S20. 

362  V.  A  child'  b.  17  June.  1822;  d.  inf. 

363  VI.  A  child'  b.  11  Oct.,  1826;  d.  inf. 

364  VII.  George  Bradford"  b.  9  Sept.,  1827.  Fam.  CXXXVIII. 

365  VIII.  Sarah  C'  b.  17  Nov.,  1830. 

366  IX.  Norman  A.^  b.  24  Sept.,  1832:  d.  29  Mch.,  1903. 

[Clwsaning,  Mich. 

367  X.  Lyman  S."  b.  7  Nov.,  1836;  d.  21  May.  1838. 


FAMILY  LI  1 1.* 


ASA^  [127],  (David''  Israel*  IsraeP  Israel-  Janus')  b.  Horse- 
heads,  N.  Y.,  15  I\Iay,  1796;  d.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  15  Oct., 
1851;  1)!.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  10  Nov.,  1819,  Aurilla,  dan.  of 
Moses  and  Molly  (Dewey)  Hull  (b.  Virshire,  Vt.,  15  July,  1801 ; 
d.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  17  July.  1889).  [Springz^'afer,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

368  I.  Harriet  Almira"  b.  Potter.  N.  Y..  6  Nov.,  1820:  d. 
Springwater,  N.  Y.,  8  June,  1896:  ;/;.  Springwater, 
N.  Y.,  2  May,  1850,  Amos  Stiles,  .?.  of  Amos  and 
Lorena  (Hale)  Root  (b.  Conesus,  Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y.. 
16  Aug.,  1822:  (/.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  12  Oct., 
1875).     Issue:  [Spring?vater,   iV.    Y. 

•  Fam.    Rec.    pos.,    372. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  115 

i.  Mark  Stiles"  (Root)  b.  15  Mch.,  1859." 

369  II.  Emily  Miranda"  b.  Potter,  N.  Y.,  3  June,   1822;  d. 

Springwater.  N.  Y.,  10  May,  1859:  uiim. 

370  III.  Moses  Hull'  b.  13  Feby.,  1826.  Vam.  CXXXIX. 

371  IV.  Edwin  Augustus"  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  24  Feby., 

1833.  d.  Springwater.  N.  Y.,  20  Jany.,  1893;  uiim. 

372  V.  John  Dewey't  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  31  Jany.,  1835; 

m.  Dansville,  N.  Y.,  3  May,  1900,  Eliza  Emily,  dau. 
of  John  E.  and  Mariah  (Theel)  Lawrence  {b.  Sparta, 
Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  July.  1S38).    No  issue. 


FAMILY  LIV* 


DAVID''  [128].  (Dm'id''  Israel*  IsnicP  IsracP  James')  b. 
15  Apl..  1798:  d.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  20  Dec,  1874;  m.  Maria 
Boyd  ((/.  Springwater,  X.  Y.,  29  July,  1874). 

[Springii'atcr,  Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y. 
Children:     (All  b.  Spring^vater,  N.  Y.) 
^y^       I.  Henry'  b.  5  July,  1820.    F.^m.  CXL. 
374      II.  Emma'  b.  2  Aug.,  1822;  d.  2  Apl.,  1867;  ;».  1 1  Sept., 
1842,  Nathan  Robinson.     Issue: 

i.  Alva**   (Robinson).  [Auburn,  N.  Y. 

ii.   Mary*  (Robinson)  »;. Peabody. 

[North  Cohocton.N.  Y. 

iii.  Frances**  (Robinson)  ;;;.  Doughty. 

iv.  Agnes"  (Robinson)  m.  Colgrove. 

[Canadice,  N.  Y. 

a.  .\t;irk  Stilei?  Root  6.  Sp^ing^vate^,  N.  Y.,  1.5  Mch.,  18.")0;  d.  f>prig- 
wntor.  24  -May,  ISn.'?:  m.  (Jrppnwnod.  Steubon  Co.,  X.  Y..  27  Doo.  1882,  Kliai- 
bcth  Stark  ib.  .SO  .\iif;..  18.')8:  d.  Sprin};\vatiT.  IS  .Mcli.,  IS!)").  Issue: 
i.  Xcllie  Eliziihptlm  (Koot)  6.  24  .Sept.,  1883;  ii.  Harriet  .Vfrne-sS  (Root) 
1).  3  June,  1887;     iii.    Frank  Markn    (Root)    b.  24  Jany.,   ISflO.t 

•  Fam.   Rpps.   and   pers.   know.,  373  and  834. 
t  Ppra.    Btatement. 
i  Fers.  know..  372. 


116  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

375  III.  Hiram  WJ  b.  i8  May,  1824.    Fam.  CXLI. 

376  IV.  Amasa  Louis^  b.  28  ApL,  1827.     Fam.  CXLII. 
;^y7      V.  Jane'  b.  28  Sept.,  1833 ;  d.  16  May,  18 — . 

378  VI.  Edward"  b.  28  Sept.,  1833;  d.  24  May,  1854;  iinm. 

379  VII.  Stephen"  b.  28  Dec,  1835.    Fam.  CXLIII. 


FAMILY  LV* 


AMZP  [136],  {Ascv>  Israel*  IsracP  IsracP  fames')  b.  Che- 
mung, N.  Y.,  6  June,  1799;  d.  Eldred,  Pa.,  26  Nov.,  1867;  in. 
Chemung,  N.  Y.,  16  Nov.,  1826,  Stella  Westbrook  {b.  Chemung, 
N.  Y.,  15  Sept.,  1805:  d.  4  Feby.,  1847). 

Children  : 

380  I.  Harriet"  b.  Portage,  N.  Y.,  22  Jany.,   1828:  d.  Bel- 

fast, N.  Y.,  185 1  :  m.  J.  W.  Eldridge.    Issue: 
i.  A  son  d.  inf. 

381  II.  Luke'  b.  Portage,  N.  Y.,  2  Mch.,  1829;  d.  Harwood 

Hospital,  Washington,  D.  C,   16  Jany.,   1865;  itujn. 

382  III.  Miles  Farquhar^  b.  11  Aug.,  1830.     Fam.  CXLIV. 

383  IV.  Mark^  b.  29  Mch.,  1832;  d.  21  July,  1S33. 

384  V.  Lot^  b.  15  Dec.,  1833.     Fam.  CXLV. 

385  VI.  Jane't  b.  Castile,  N.  Y.,  28  Oct.,  1836;  m.  15  Dec, 

1859,   William  Wallace  Byrnes   (b.  Belfast,   N.  Y., 
21  June,  1833).     Issue:  [Belfast,  N.  Y. 

i.  Eugene  Alexander*   (Byrnes)." 

{Washington,  D.  C. 

ii.  Clarence  Parshall®  (Byrnes)  b.  16  Dec,  1866.* 

a.  Eugene  Alexander  Byrnes,  m.  Washington,  D.  C,  17  Nov.  1892.  Alice 
Stier.J 

h.  Clarence  Parshall  Bvrnes,  m.  6  Jany.  1900,  Mary  Melvin  Barrett,  of 
Pittsburgh,   Pa.f 

'  Bible  Rec,   136.   pos.,  3S5. 
t  Pers.    statement. 
X  Pers.  know.,  385. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  117 

386  VII.  Martha"  b.  14  June,  1840;  d.  16  Aug.,  1840. 

387  viii.  Olive''  b.  Castle,  N.  Y.,  7  Jany.,  1842. 

388  IX.  Arthur'   b.  Castile,  N.  Y.,  19  Jany.,   1844;  killed  at 

the  Battle  of  Spottsylvania,  12  May,  1864. 


FAMILY  LVI* 


THOMAS  KEENEY«  [140],  (Asa''  Israel'  IsracP  IsracP 
James^)  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  24  Mch.,  1806;  d.  Oceola,  Mich., 
17  Nov.,  1900;  7)1.  (i)  Chemung,  16  Nov.,  1826,  Celestia,  dau. 
Jeremiah  and  Elizabeth  (Griswold)  Cassada  (b.  about  1809; 
d.  Oceola,  Mich.,  21  May,  1857).  [Oceola,  Mich. 

Children: 

389  I.  Lesby  Caroline'  b.  16  Sept.,  1827;  d.  22  Aug.,  1839. 

390  II.  Vincent"  /;.  16  Nov.,  1829.     Fam.  CXLVI. 

391  III.  Chester"  b.  27  June,  1832. 

392  IV.  Chauncey"  b.  Fam.  CXLVII. 

393  v.  Sarah  Jane"   b.   30  Mch.,    1838;  d.   20  Sept.,    1864; 

uinii. 

394  VI.  Timothy  Brown"  b.  15  Oct.,  1839.     Fam.  CXLVIII. 

395  VII.  Asa"  b.  7  Feby.,  1844.  I'am.  CIL. 

396  VIII.  Zachary  Taylor'   b.  25  Apl..   1847.    Fam.   CL. 

397  IX.  Mark'  b.  Oct.,  1849;  <'■  -5  Jany.,  185 1. 

III.  (2)  Hartland,  Liv.,  Co.,  Mich.,  2  Dec.  1S57,  Clarissa 
(Waldron)  Babcock,  dau.  John  and  Jenette  (Monroe)  Waldron 
(b.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  28  Sept.,  1829). 

•  Fam.   Rccs.   and  pers.   know.,  396  and  398. 


118  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children : 

398  X.  Susannah'*  b.  Oceola,  Mich.,  30  Aug.,  i860;  m.  Sagi- 

naw, Mich.,  3  Apl.,  1881,  Alen,  s.  Alfred  and  Lucinda 
(Shepherd)  Ferguson  {b.  Oceola,  24  June,  1850). 
Issue: 

i.   Herbert*    (Ferguson)    b.    Saginaw,    10    Feby., 

1883. 
ii.  Clarissa    Lucina'^     (Ferguson)     b.    Oceola,    27 

June,  1887. 
iii.  Floyd   Keeney^    (Ferguson)    b.   Wise,    Isabella 

Co.,  Mich.,  2  Jany.,   1889;  (/.  Wise,  7  June, 

1889. 

399  XI.  Luna  Rose'  b.   9  Nov.,  1863;  d.   20  Nov.,  1886;  m. 

Salmon. 

400  XII.  Thomas  Keeney"  b.  20  June,  1865. 

401  XIII.  Floyd  Ransom"  b.  2  Sept.,  1871. 


FAMILY  LVII.\ 


RANSOM"  [141],  (Asd'  Israel'  IsraeP  IsracP  James')  b. 
23  Mch.,  1808;  (/.  Waverly,  N.  Y.,  12  Jime,  1893:  111.  13  Nov., 
1828,  Phyla,  dan.  Gordon  and  Sarah  (Reynolds)  Chapman. 

Children: 

402       I.  Nancy^  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  30  Sept.,  1829;  d.  Sayre, 
Pa.,  28  Aug.,  1891;  III.  6  Nov.,  1847.  Charles  Church.     Issue: 

•  Pers.    statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  Mrs.  Irving  K.   Park. 


T  H  E     S  I  X  T  H     G  E  N  E  R  A  T  I  0  N  119 

i.  Mary'*  (Church)  b.  27  Aug.,  1848." 
ii.  Catherine    Chapman*     (Church)     b.    13    Nov., 
1851." 

403  11.   Harvey"  b.  26  Aug.,  183 1  ;  </.  21  Sept.,  1832. 

404  HI.  Luther''  b.  4  July,  1833.     Fam.  CLI. 

405  IV.  JuHette'  b.   12  Oct.,   1835;  in.  25  Nov.,  1854,  Byron 

Bennett.    Issue: 

i.  Frank*  (Bennett). 

ni.  (2)  —  Sept.,  1873,  A.  D.  Kimber.    No  issue. 

[Chicago,  III. 

406  v.  Almon'  b.  19  Mch.,  1S38.     Fam.  CLII. 

407  VI.  John  Wesley"  b.  10  Oct.,  1840;  d.  7  Sept..  1842. 

408  VII.  Alliert'  b.  14  Sept..  1843;  </.  14  Sept.,  1S45. 

409  VIII.   Mary''  /;.  30  Oct.,  1845:  in.  Waveriy.  X.  Y.,  17  \ug., 

1870,  George  B.  Swan.    Issue: 

[Prospect  Park,  Cal. 

i.  Clara  Booth"  (Swan)  b.  16  May,  1873. 

[Prospect  Park,  Cal. 
ii.  Louise  M.*  (Swan)  b.  16  May,  1876. 

[Prospect  Park,  Cal. 

410  IX.  John  Wiicy  b.  16  Dec..  1848.     Fam.  CLIIL 

411  X.  Wesley"  /).  16  Dec,  1848.     I'am.  CLIV. 

412  XI.  Lucy  Flla^  b.  23  Jany.,   1851  ;  ni.  Waveriy.   X.   V., 

17  Aug.,  1870,  Walter  Van  .\tta.    Issue: 

[Toledo.  O. 

a.  Miirv  Cluircli,  m.  Wnvorly,  X.  V.,  11  Xov.  1808,  Eilwin  Brooks.  .-Vftor 
her  (leatli,  lie  tii.  Sayre  Pii.,  30  Oct.  ISilii,  her  sister,  Catliorine  Clinpnmn 
Church.* 

*  Pers.  statement,  Mrs.  Edwin  Drooks. 


120  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

i.  Bert  E.«    (Van  Atta)    b.  Waverly,  N.  Y.,   17 
Sept.,  1871. 
ii.  Howard  E^rl*    (Van  Atta)    h.  Toledo,  O.,  26 
May,  1893. 

413    XII.  Phyla  Adeir   h.  Nunda,  N.  Y.,   13  Dec,   1855;  m. 
Waverly,  N.  Y.,  19  Mch.,  1874,  Fred  J.  Krom. 
Issue:  \_Sayre,  Pa. 

i.  Charles  Cummings*  (Krom)  h.  Towanda,  Pa., 

19  Dec,  1876. 
ii.  Anna  Chapman^  (Krom)  h.  22  Nov.,  1879. 
iii.  Helen  Eleanor*  (Krom)  h.  27  Jany.,  1889. 

Ransom  Parshall  was  a  highly  respected  citizen  of  Waverly, 
N.  Y.,  and  a  man  whose  life  was  depoted  to  his  fellow  men. 
He  was  prominent  in  church  work  and  in  the  affairs  of  his  native 
place.  His  wife,  who  traced  her  ancestry  to  Mary  Stuart,  Queen 
of  Scots,  was  a  lady  of  great  wit  and  beauty. 


FAMILY  LVIII* 


LUTHER"  [142]  {Asa''  Israel'  Israel?  IsracP  lames')  b. 
Chemung,  N.  Y.,  22  Mch.,  1810;  d.  Brighton,  Mich.,  29  Jany., 
1870:  nt.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  6  Mch.,  1834,  Emma,  dau.  William 

and  Mehitabel   ( )    Roberts   (b.  Chemung,   N.  Y.,  26 

Apl.,  1814;  d.  Brighton,  Mich.,  12  Feby.,  1872). 

Children: 

414  I.  Susan''  d.  inf. 

415  II.  Sarah  Ann.'' 

•  Fam.  Recs.   and  pers.  know.,   419. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  121 

416  III.  FranklinJ 

417  IV.  Frances." 

418  V.  Susannali.'^ 

419  VI.   Ransom  N.   b.   Brighton.  Liv.   Co.,  Mich.,   31   July, 

1846;  m.  (i)  Fenton,  Mich.,  4  July,  1868,  Ursula 
[422],  dait.  Israel  and  Minerva  (Cole)  Parshall  (b. 
Parshallville,  Mich..  23  Jany.,  1847).  ^o  i-^sn-c. 
m.  (2)  Owosso,  Mich.,  29  Feby.,  1896,  Julia,  dau. 
George  and  Barbara  (Munsch)  Hasford  {b.  Perry, 
Mich.,  28  May,  1871).    No  issue. 


FAMILY  LIX* 


ISRAEL«  [144],  (Asa-  Israel-'  Isracf'  IsracP  James')  b. 
Chemung,  N.  Y.,  4  May,  1815;  d.  Havana,  Saginaw  Co.,  Mich., 
25  Aug.,  1865;  m.  Parshallville,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  19  May,  1839, 
Minerva,  dau.  Joseph  and  Elizabeth  (Wicks)  Cole  (6.  8  Dec, 
1823;  d.  Havana,  Mich.,  —  Feby.,  1899). 

Children : 

420       I.  Lemira"!  h.  Oceola,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  3  July,   1S40; 
111.  Havana,  IMich..  i  Jany.,  1857,  William  Harvey,  s. 

William  H.  and  Sleanor   ( )   Xiver   {b.  Orange 

Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  Oct.,  1835 ;  d.  Chesaning,  Mich.,  8  Nov., 
1883).     Issue:  (All  b.  Chesaning.) 

[Chesaning,  Mich. 

i.  Alice  Maria^  (Niver)  b.  22  Nov.,  1857." 

a.  Alice  Itnria  Niver,  m.  Chesnninp.  Midi..  7  .Inny.  ISTS,  .Tnme^  I.nw- 
rence,  «.  Peter  and  .Vnn  Elizn  (Davis)  Mct'aiiloy  (h.  Kroinont,  O..  .10  i^ept. 
1848).     Issue:      (All    6.    Che.saninp,   Mich.)     i.  Tlieodora    Inez»    (McCniiley) 

*  Fam.  Recg.  and  pers.  know.,  421  and  423. 


ni. 


122  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

ii.  Emeroy  Alida*  (Niver  b.  31  July,  1861.° 
iii.  Frank  Eflie*  (Niver)  b.  20  ApL,  1871. 

421  II.  Merrit"  b.  i  Apl.  1844.     Fam.  CLV. 

422  III.  Ursula^*  b.  Parshallville,  Mich.,  23  Jany.,  1847 

Fenton,  Mich.,  4  July,  1868,  Ransom  N.,  .y.  of  Luther 
and  Emily  (Roberts)  Parshall  (b.  31  July,  1847). 
(See  419.)     No  issue. 

[Perry,    Shiaivasscc    Co.,    Mich. 

423  IV.  Milton  Chatman'  b.  20  Jany.,  1850.     Fam.  CLVI. 

[Coiiimcrcc,  Mich. 

424  V.  Alvira  Elizabeth'*  b.    Parshallville,    Mich.,   25   Apl., 

1852;  ui.  Chesaning,  Mich.,  6  Feby.,  1870,  Stewart 
Daniel,  .r.  John  and  Cynthia  (Alba)  Linabury  (b. 
Clarkston,  Mich.,  10  Mch.,  1840).    Issue: 

[Coruniui,  Mich. 

i.  Ora  Abraham*    (Linabury)    b.   15  Aug.,   1874. 
ii.  Hattie  Minerva'*   (Linabury)  b.  31  May,  1889. 

425  VI.  Millis  Lincoln"  b.  25  Dec,   1864.     Fam.  CLVIL 

[Havana,  Mich. 

Israel  Parshall  removed  to  Michigan,  from  Chemung,  about 
1836.  Here,  in  Oceola  Township,  Livingston  County,  he  cleared 
one  of  the  finest  farms  in  the  State.  From  Oceola  he  removed 
to  Parshallville,  about  200  miles  distant  and  opened  a  grist  mill 
and  store.  Li  1855  he  finally  settled  in  Chesaning  Township, 
Saginaw  County,  Michigan,  where  he  built  and  operated  another 

h.  23  .June,  IS70;  m.  Chesaning,  Mich.,  21  June,  1000,  Homer  Ellsworth, 
s.  Tliomas  J.  Davis  (6.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  17  Jany.,  1870).  Issue:  i.  Byron 
AUinii)  (Davis)  b.  28  .Jany.  1902;  ii.  William  Franks  (McCauley)  6'.  10 
July,   1881.t 

a.  Kniaroy  Aliila  Niver,  m.   Chesaninj;,  Mich.,   5  Oct.    1886,   Byron  G.,  s. 

Richard  C.  and  Hannah   ( )   Corj'ell   {b.  Camphell,  Steuben  Co.,  N.  Y., 

12  May,  1854).     No  issiie.f 

•  Pers.    statement. 
+  Pers.  know.  430. 


/^^ 


THE     SIXTH      GENERATION  123 

grist  mill.  For  several  terms  he  was  Commissioner  of  High- 
ways, an  office  for  which  his  natural  eiiergj'  and  forceful  per- 
sonality pre-eminently  fitted  him.  He  was  killed  l)y  the  acci- 
dental discharge  of  his  gun  while  nn  a  hunting  excursion.  {Sec 
Portrait.) 


FAMILY     LX* 


JESSE"  [156],  (Jesse' ,  Israc!\  IsraeP,  IsraeP.  James')  b. 
Chemung,  N.  Y.,  30  Mch..  1822;  d.  Oceola.  Mich.,  22  Jul_v, 
1893;  )H.  Oceola,  Mich..  20  Feby.,  1850,  Prudence,  dan.  Joseph 
and  Elizabeth  (Wickes)  Cole  {b.  Tompkins  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  Jany., 
1830;   d.  Fenton,  Mich..  29  Oct..  1900).  {^Oceola,  Mich. 

Children:     (All  b.  Oceola,  Mich.) 

426  I.   Edgar  Judson'  b.  30  Apl.  185 1;   d.  Oceola,  Mich.,  11 

July.  185  I. 

427  II.  Almon  J.'   b.  26  July,    1855:    d.  Oceola,   Mich..   Ji 

Sept.,  1865. 

428  III.  Lenora  AdelPf  /;.  12  Sept.,  1866:  iii.  Oceola.  Mich.,  28 

Jany.,  1890,  Walter  Myron,  s.  Homer  L.  and  Mary 
(Scott)  Van  Camp  (b.  Oceola,  Mich.,  28  Jany., 
1864).    Issue:  [Fell ton.  Mich. 

i.  Minor  Jesse**    (Van   Camp")    h.   Oceola,   Mich., 
28  Dec,  1890. 

429  IV.  Milan  Grant^  b.  5  June,  1869.    Fam.  CLVH. 

•  Kam.   Rcc.   pers.   know.,   429. 
t  Fers.  statement. 


124  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 


FAMILY    LXI* 

ASA**  [150],  (Asa^,  Israel^,  Israel,  IsraeP,  James^)  b.  Che- 
mung, N.  Y.,  20  Apl.,  1825;  m.  Athens,  Pa.,  i  July,  1858, 
SaHna,  dau.  Hiram  and  Martha  (Lemon)  Phelps  (b.  Schoharie 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  15  Jany.,  1830;  d.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  15  May,  1897). 

Children:     (All  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.) 

430  I.  Judson  H."  b.  i  May,  1861 ;   d.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  18 

May,  1865. 

431  II.  Carrie"  b.  7  Feby.,   1863;    d.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,   19 

Sept.,  1890,  ninn. 

432  in.  Mattie  M.'  b.  21  Mch.,  1865;    d.  Chemung,  N.  Y., 

29  May,  1889,  num. 

433  IV.  Asa  Irving^  b.  22  May,  1868;    ;».  Chemung,  N.  Y., 

II  Nov.,  1898,  Minnie,  dau.  U.  W.  and  Mary  (Rug- 
gles)  Dewitt  {b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  —  Oct.,  1870). 
No  issue. 

434  V.  Susie  M."  b.  14  Nov.  1870;    111.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  22 

June.  1897,  Stewart  S.,  s.  Oliver  Tyler  and  Caroline 
J.  (Duffern)  Comfort  (b.  Wellsburg,  N.  Y.,  22 
Feby.,   1871).     Ah  issue. 

Asa  Parshall  is  a  successful  farmer  at  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  where 
he  lives,  upon  the  farm  which  his  grandfather,  Israel  Parshall, 
purchased  more  than  a  century  ago.  Of  a  genial  and  kindly 
nature,  "Uncle  Asa"  is  beloved  by  all  who  know  him.  Well- 
to-do  in  this  world's  goods,  his  heart  and  purse  are  ever  open  to 
the  wants  of  his  less  fortunate  fellows.  A  firm  and  steadfast 
friend  of  this  work,  he  has  aided  the  author  on  several  occasions 
when  aid  was  necessary.     The  family  owe  "Uncle  Asa"  a  debt 

*  Pers.   knowledge,   150. 


M 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  12S 

of  gratitude  for  tlie  interest  lie  has  taken  in  this  work,  for  with- 
out the  liljcral  aid  lie  has  given  it  is  certain  tliat  it  would  never 
have  appeared  in  print.    {See  Portrait.) 


FAMILY    LXII* 


DAXIEL'=  [155].  (Jesse'\  Israel',  IsraeP,  IsracP,  James')  b. 
abt.   1808:    (/.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,   1871,  aged  63  years;    m. 

Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  Nancy,  dau.  Isaac  and  Harriet   ( ) 

Buttles  {b.  abt.  181 1  ;  (/.  31  Sept..  1889.  aged  78  years). 

Childrcti: 

435  I.  Elizabeth  Gorham'  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  abt.  1837: 

ni.   Canandaigua,   X.   Y.,    18  Feby.,    i860,   Jacob.  .$■. 

Henry  and  Mary  ( )  Ashley  {b.  N.  Y.  City,  i 

Apl.,    1825;    d.   Jasper  Co.,   Mo.,    14   May.    1877). 
Issue: 

i.  Isabclle  X.*  (Ashley). 

ii.  James  Edward*^  (Ashley), 
iii.  Henry  Xearon*  (Ashley), 
iv.   Harriet  Aryetta*  (Ashley). 

v.   Mary  Elizabeth**   (Ashley), 
vi.  Anna  Laura*  (Ashley), 
vii.  Centennial  Henryetta*  (Ashley). 

436  11.  Harriet  .\ryctta.' 

437  III.  Robert  Layton^  b.  29  July,  1849.     F.\m.  CLIX. 

438  IV.  Isabelle.'^ 

439  V.  Francis.'' 

440  VI.  Isaac  B.'' 

*  Fam.  Rccs.  and  pors.  know.,  437. 


126  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  LXIII* 

JESSE«  [156].  (Jesse,''  Israel*  Israel,^  Israel,-  fames')  b. 
Ontario  Co.,  N.  Y.,  abt.  1810;  d.  Farmington,  Ont.  Co.,  N.  Y., 
abt.  1883;    lit.  11.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  Elizabeth  Howard. 

Children : 
441       I.  Nelson  Clark"  b.  5  Feby.,  1840.     Fam.  CLX. 


FAMILY  LXIV.j 


ELISHA«  [157],  (Jesse\  Israel*,  IsraeP,  Israel-,  James')  b. 
—  Oct.,  181 1 :  d.  Cheshire.  Ont.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  9  Feby.,  18S2;  ;;;. 
Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  5  July,  1836,  Sylva,  dait..  Paul  and  Mary 
(Meyers)  Sanford  (b.  R.  I.,  —  June,  iSii  ;  (/.  Cheshire,  N.  Y., 
5  Oct.,  1889). 

Children: 

442  I.  Jesse"  b.  16  Dec,  1837.     Fam.  CLXI. 

443  II.  Mary'  b.  6  May.,  1842;    d.   1872;    ;;;.  John  Robson. 

444  III.   Sarah'  b.  6  May,  1842;    in.  1875,  James  Grooms. 

445  IV.  Paul"  b.  16  Mch.,  1844;   d.  12  Oct.,  1845. 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  441. 
t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  442. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION 


127 


FAMILY    LXV* 


RUFUS«  [158].  (Jesse',  Israel*,  IsracP,  IsrarF.  James')  b. 
Canandaigiia,  N.  Y.,  2  Nov.,  1814;  d.  Oceola.  Livingston  Co., 
Mich.,  2  May,  1898;  /;/.  Jnlia,  dan.  Elijah  and  Mary  (Herrick) 
Kellogg  {h.  Vt.,  12  July,  1817:  d.  Oceola,  Mich.,  22  Oct.,  1891). 

Children: 

446  I.  Henry  J."  b.  1836;    went  to  California  in  1854.  and 

is  .supposed  to  have  been  killed  by  Spaniards  in  the 
fall  of  1 86 1. 

447  11.  Lyman"  b.  —  .\pl.,  1838.     [Hartland,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich. 

448  III.  Richard  Elisha'  b.  1  June,  1840.     F.\m.  CLX. 

449  IV.   Emcline'  d.  inf. 

450  V.  Julia"  b.  4  I'-cby.,  1846.  [Leroy,  N.  Y. 
\~,i     VI.   Caroline  Eunice"!  b.  Cheshire,  Ontario  Co.,  N.  V.,  17 

Aug.,  1847;  111.  Moscow,  Livingston  Co.,  N.  Y.,  7 
May,  1871,  Rockwell  M.,  j.  Stephen  V.  and  Angelina 
(Randall)  Lozier  (b.  Dansville,  Liv.  Co.,  X.  Y.,  i 
Aug.,  1847).     Issue:  [Rochester,  N.  Y. 

i.   Frederick  Stanley^  (Lozier)  b.  19  May,  1872. 
ii.  William  Sherman^   (Lozier)   b.  22  Aug..  1876. 
iii.  Grace  Angeline*  (Lozier)  b.  14  Jany,,  1888. 

452    VII.  Frances"  ;/;.  X'incent  Myers. 


453  VIII.  Celia^  ni.  John  Case. 

454  i.x.  Charles." 

455  X.   William." 

456  XI.  Edward"  d.  inf. 

457  XII.  Rufus"  d.  inf. 


[Parshallville.  Liz:  Co.,  Mich. 

[Fentoii.  Genesee  Co.,  Mich. 

[Hartland,  Liv.  Co..  Midi. 


•  Fam.  Recs.  nnd  pera.  know.,  \AH  and  451. 
t  Pers.   statement. 


128  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 


FAMILY    LXVI* 

JOHN«  [159],  (Jesse',  Israel,  IsracP,  IsraeP,  James")  b. 
Canandaigna.  N.  Y.,  22  Feby.,  1822;  m.  (i)  Canandaigua, 
N.  Y.,  28  Sept.,  1843,  Marie,  dait.  John  and  Jane  (Saxton) 
Pinch  {b.  Geneva  N.  Y.,  28  Aug.,  1825;  d.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y., 
20  May,  1849).  [Dnucllcn,  N.  J. 

Children: 

458  I.  John  Byron^t  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  13  May,  1845; 

m.  Erie,  Pa.,  24  Oct.,  1882,  JuHa  Ann,  dan.  Adam 
and  Magdalena  (Gepford)  Grimier  {b.  Erie,  Pa.,  7 
Sept.,  1852).     No  issue.  [Erie,  Pa. 

459  II.  Edward  Howeirf  b.  10  July,  1848.     Fam.  CLXIII. 

;».  (2)  Geneva,  N.  Y.,  20  Mch.,  1850,  Caroline  Louise, 
dan.  John  and  Jane  (Saxton)  Pinch,  {b.  Geneva,  N.  Y., 
Oct.,  1829;  d.  Atchinson,  Kan.,  26  Sept.,  1880). 

[IVaterbury,    Ct. 

Children: 

460  III.  George    Washington'     b.     19    Nov.,     185 1.      Fam. 

CLXIV. 

461  IV.  Emma  Bidweirf  h.  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  7  Jany.,  1854; 

m.  New  York,  20  June.  1873,  Harry,  j.  Harry  and 
Lillie  (Williams)  Earl  (b.  New  York,  18  June,  1853 ; 
d.  at  sea,  20  June,  1896).  Issue:  [Dunellen,  N.  J. 

i.  Hazel*  (Earl)  b.  18  Oct.,  1875. 

ii.  Dearest  May«   (Earl)   b.  30  May,   1895. 


•  Pers.    knowledge,   159. 
t  Pers.   statement. 


THE    SIXTH    GENERATION  129 


462  V.  Jennie  Wilkinson'  b.  16  Jany.,  i860. 

463  VI.  Julia  Heusted"  b.  18  Oct.,   1862. 

464  VII.  Charles  Clinton''  b.  20  April,  1865. 


FAMILY    LXVII* 

OTIS  KIMBLE8  [160],  (Jesse\  Israel*,  IsraeP,  IsracF, 
Jamcs^)  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  18  Jany.,  1823;  d.  Cheshire, 
Ontario  Co.,  N.  Y.,  26  Aug.,  1868;  m.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y., 
19  Mch.,  1844,  Lodema  Prudence,  dau.  Jonathan  and  Vincey 
(Hotchkiss)  Smith  {b.  7  Feby.,  1827;   d.  21  June,  1891). 

[Cheshire,  Out.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

465  I.  Gideon  Edgar'  b.  iS  Jany.,  1845.     Fam.  CLXV. 

466  II.  Charles  Kimble'  b.  15  May,  1847.    Fam.  CLXVI. 

467  III.  Arietta  Amanda'  b.  8  Apl.,  1849;   '"•  24  Dec,  1868, 

Noadiah,  s.  Henry  and  Polly  (Livermore)  Hutchens 
(b.  5  Feby.,  1845).    Issue:  [Cheshire,  N.  Y. 

i.  Adelphia    Amanda*    (Hutchens)    b.    20   June, 

1870.° 
ii.  Mabel  Nettie*  (Hutchens)  b.  20  Nov.,  1872. 

468  IV.  Samuel  Eugene'  b.   17  July.   1852.     1\\m.  CLXVII. 

469  V.  Julia'  b.  19  Feby.,  1854;    </.  5  Jany..  1900;    m.  (i), 

9  Apl.,   1873,  Frank  Lamer   (b.   1846;    d.  3  Jany., 
1889).    Issue: 

e.  Ailolphin  .Amnndn  TTutrhrns.  m.  l."i  .Tiily,  1803.  Kdwin  C  Hutchens  ( h.  10 
.Tulv.  ISCll).  Isxur:  i.  fjorilcm  I.nvrrn<>n  (iiutohons)  b.  10  .luly,  1894;  d.  23 
Doe".,   1808;   11.   Hrlrn  Laiim»    (Hulchcns)    6.   1  Sopt.,   180fi. 

*  Fam.  Rccs.  and  pen.  know.,  471. 


130  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  Etta  Lodema^   (Lamer)  b.  7  Nov.,  1874." 
ii.  William  Frank^  (Larner)  b.  20  Feby.  1876. 

m.    (2),  9  Mch.,  1S92,  Henry  Lawrence  Hanna.  A^o  issue. 

470  VI.  Harvey  John''  b.  21  July,   1856.     Fam.  CLXVHL 

471  VII.   Emma  Adelia^  b.  23  Jany.,  1862;    m.  4  Mch.,  1885, 

Alanson,  .y.  John  and  Sophia    (Tice)   Willis    {b.   15 
Dec,  1857).    Issue:  [Canandaigua,  N.  Y. 

i.  Mabel  Dell»  (Willis)  b.  4  Sept.,  1891. 


FAMILY    LXJ-III* 

BENJAMIN  CARLISLE" [ 1 62 ].f^-rar/',  Benjamin\  IsraeP, 
IsraeP,  Janics^)  b.  Plattsburg,  N.  Y.,  17  May,  1803;  d.  New 
York,  28  Aug.,  1838;  m.  New  York,  26  May,  1824,  Eloise, 
dan.  William  Lane  and  Margaret  (Paul)  Pelsue  {b.  New  York, 
ID  May,  1803;    d.  Elizabcthport,  N.  J.,  4  Aug.,  1865). 

iNexv  York,  N.  Y. 
Children:     (All  b.  New  York) 

472  I.   Benjamin  Carlisle''  b.  i  Aug..  1825.     Fam.  CLXIX. 

473  II.   Sarah  Louise''   b.  3   Nov..    1827;    m.   New  York,  4 

Oct..  1848,  Benjamin,  s.  James  and  Elizabeth  (Har- 
rison) Gregory  (b.  Blackburn,  Eng.,  22  Oct.,  1825). 
Issue:  [Trenton,  N.  J. 

i.  Benjamin  Carlisle*  (Gregory  b.  5  Aug.,  1849.'' 

[Chelsea,  Mass. 

a.  Etta  Lodema  Larner,  m..  29  Oct.,  L99L  Frank  Hale.  Issue:  i.  MaudeO 
(Hale)  h.  18  Aug.,  1892;  ii.  Ethels  (Hale)  h.  11  Juno,  1894. 

6.  Benjamin  Carlisle  Grejjory,  m.  New  York,  25  Jlay,  1871,  Leah,  dau. 
Thomas  W.  and  Rachel  (McLain)  Letson  (6.  New  York,  20  Apl.,  185.3).  'No 
issue. 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  473. 


THE     SIXTH      GENERATION  131 

ii.  James"   (Gregory)  b.  24  Oct.,  1851. 

[Nczv  York,  N.  V. 
iii.  Christopher''  (Gregory)  b.  31  Aug.,  1854. 
iv.  William*  (Gregory)  b.  29  Aug.,  1858. 
V.  Sarah  Louise*  (Gregory)  b.  31  Jany.,  1863. 
vi.  Abraham  Lincoln*  (Gregory)  b.  26  Apl.,  1865. 
vii.  Alfred  Cookman*  (Gregory)  b.  26  Mch.,  1872. 

[Trenton,  N.  J. 

474  III.  Elizabeth"  b.  13  Sept.,  1831. 

475  IV.  William  \'aleiitine'  b.  29  Apl.,  1833.     F.\m.  CLXX. 

476  V.  Mary  Elizabeth"  /).  28  Aug..  1835. 

477  VI.  James  Carlisle'  b.  9  Jany.,  1839.  Fam.  CLXXL 


FAMILY    LAVA'.* 


GEORGE  HOTTO"  [176],  (Benjamin'',  Benjamin*,  IsraeP, 
Israel,'  James*)  b.  New  York,  16  Oct.,  1812:  d.  Jamacia,  L.  L, 
N.  Y.,  28  Sept.,  1870;  m.  New  York,  26  July.  1840,  Louisa  Jane, 
dau.  Noah  and  Jane  (Van  Arsdale)  Davis  {b.  Lisle,  Broome  Co., 
N.  Y.,  2;^  Aug.,  1824:   tl.  -'7  July.  1901). 

Children: 

478  I.  James  Henry'  b.  26  Apl.,  1841  ;  d.  4  Oct.,  1841. 

479  11.  George  Hammond'    (Dr.)   b.  23  .\pl.,   1843.     Fam. 

CLXXII. 

480  III.  Charles  Oscar'  b.  28  Dec.,  1845:    d.  zy  July.  1846. 

481  IV.   Mary  Jane"  b.  28  Dec.   1847:    d.  tq  Feby..  1848. 

482  V.  William  James'  b.  i  July.  1849;  <^-  8  June,  1891  :  unm. 

483  w.  Edwin"  b.  i  July.  1849;  d.  i  July,  1849. 

•  Blblo  Rec.  176  and  Pnm.  Roc.  and  pen.  know.,  479. 


132  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

484  VII.  Mary  Louise'  b.  Jamaica,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  21  Dec,  1854; 

m.  Brooklyn,  6  Oct.,  1875,  John  I.,  5.  John  G.  and 
Phebe  (Suyclam)  Wilhamson  {b.  8  Sept.,  1852). 
Issue:  [Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

i.  Alvin  ParshalP  (Wilhamson)  b.  5  Sept.,  1883. 

485  VIII.  Joseph  Alvin'  b.  24  Jany.,  1857;    d.  7  Jany.,  1896; 

unm. 

486  IX.  Charles'  b.  12  Aug.,  1859;    d.  4  Aug.,  i860. 

George  H.  Parshall  received  a  common  school  education,  after 
which  he  was  put  to  learn  the  trade  of  a  shoemaker.  After 
finishing  his  apprenticeship  he  opened  a  shop  and  store  of  his 
own.  He  subsequently  removed  to  Jamacia,  L.  I.,  and  fol- 
lowed the  business  until  his  death  as  a  successful  merchant. 
The  traits  of  honesty  and  integrity  which  had  characterized  his 
father  were  inherited  by  the  son,  and  won  for  him  the  respect 
and  esteem  of  the  community  in  which  he  lived. 


FAMILY    LXX* 


JAMES  LAWRENCE«  [177],  (Benjamin^,  Benjamin*, 
IsraeP,  IsracF,  Jamcs^)  b.  New  York,  14  Feby.,  181 5;  d.  New 
York,  27  May,  1896;  m.  New  York,  16  Nov.,  1837,  Phebe 
Ann,  dau.  Ephriam  and  Hannah  (Barker)  Warren  {b.  New 
York,  I  July,  1819;  d.  New  York,  3  Mch.,  1901). 

[Nczv  York,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  and  d.  New  York) 

487  I.  George  Warren'  b.  26  Oct.,  1839;   d.  10  Apl.,  1842. 

488  II.  Mary  Louise'  b.  12  Aug.,  1842;   d.  29  Oct.,  1843. 

•  Fam.  Bible  177.  pos.  479. 


THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  133 

489     III.  Emma  Annie^  b.  8  Sept.,   1844;    d.  19  Apl.,   1865; 
tiiun. 

He  received  a  common  school  education  and  learned  the  trade 
of  a  japanner  of  wood  and  metal.  Starting  in  business  for  him- 
self after  completing  his  apprenticeship  he  conducted  it  so  suc- 
cessfully that  at  40  years  of  age  he  was  able  to  retire  with  a 
handsome  fortune.  Thenceforth  he  devoted  himself  to  the  buy- 
ing and  selling  of  real  estate,  at  Morrissania,  N.  Y.,  until  his 
death.  Intelligent,  earnest  and  successful,  when  in  active  busi- 
ness life  he  was  one  of  the  most  prominent  men  in  Westchester 
County. 


FAMILY    LXXI* 


DAVID  TERRY«  (Pershall)  [178],  {George^,  David*, 
David^,  DavuP,  Jamcs^)  b.  Riverhead,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  18 
Aug.,  1807;  d.  New  York,  18  May,  1882;  m.  New  York,  17 
Nov.,  1839,  Eliza  Ann  Tuttle  {b.  Bridgeport,  Ct.,  24  July,  1821 ; 
d.  New  York,  22  Apl..  1844).  [Ntnv  York,  N.  Y. 

Children  : 

490  I.  Henry  Le   Roy^   b.  abt.    1840;    m.   Josephine,   dau. 

Daniel  and  Ann  Jane  (Lowney)"  Slote.     No  issue. 

[Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

491  II.  David  Beck'  b.  4  Mch.,  1842.     Fam.  CLXXIII. 

a.  Ann  Jane  Lowney,  wasi  6.  Lurgen,  Co.   Armagh,  Ireland,  12  .July,  1800. 
•  Fam.  Rec3.  and  pera.  know..  491. 


134  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY     LXXII* 

CALEB  HALSEY«  [179],  (George--,  Daz'id\  David^  David-, 
Jmiics^)  b.  Riverhead,  Suffolk  Co.,  N.  Y.,  21  Aug.,  1809;  d. 
Farmer,  Seneca  Co.,  N.  Y..  27  Sept.,  1883 ;  ;;;.  Covert,  N.  Y., 
24  Jany.,  1835,  Elizabeth  Barlow,  dau.  Lyman  and  Hannah 
(Treadwell)  Bradley  {b.  Trumansburg,  N.  Y.,  13  June,  1818; 
d.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  14  Jany.,  1888).      [Fanner,  Seneea  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

492  I.  Hannah  Julia"*   b.  Trumansburg,   N.   Y.,    18  Nov., 

1835;  d.  Racine,  Wis.,  28  Mch.,  1871 ;  m.  Farmer, 
N.  Y.,  16  May,  1867,  Charles  Lincoln  Morris  {b.  n. 
Boston,  abt.  1815;  d.  Racine,  Wis.,  7  Jany.,  1872). 
Issue:  [Racine,  Wis. 

i.  Julia  Louise^    (Morris).  [Chicago,  III. 

ii.  Mary  Augusta®  (Morris)  h.  20  Dec,  1869." 

[Genroa,  Lid. 

493  II.  Frances  Serepta'f  b.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  20  Aug.,  1838; 

ni.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  29  Nov.,  1866,  Thomas  Rhodes, 
.?.  David  Rathbone  and  Lydia  (Rhodes)  Austin  (&. 
North  Hector,  N.  Y.,  27  Apl.,   1841).     Issue: 

[Neosho,  Mo. 

i.  George  Halsey*  (Austin)  b.  Cedar  Rapids,  la., 
19  Jany.,   1869.  [Neosho,  Mo. 

a.  Mary  Augusta  Morris,  m.  Chicago,  111.,  9  Oct.,  1894.  George  Langstaff, 
s.  George  Henry  and  Ada  Charlotte  (Miller)  Thayer  (6.  Chicago,  9  Oct.,  1866). 
Issue:  i.  George  LangstaH'9    ( Thayer ).t 

•  Bible  Rec.  179,  and  pers.  know.,  493,  495,  and  498. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


^-  ^^^^/4^ 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  135 

ii.  Anna  Julia"   (Austin)   b.  Cedar  Rapids,  la.,  lo 
Feby.,   1871."  [Saginazv,  Mo. 

iii.  Fannie  Louisa^   (Austin)  b.  4  Feby.,  1873;    d. 
14  Mch.,  1874. 

494  III.  Sarah  Louise''  b.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  17  Aug.,  1840;  d. 

Farmer,  N.  Y..  14  Oct.,  1886;  m.  Farmer,  N.  Y., 
1884,  William  Willshire  Boorom.     No  issue. 

495  IV.  Mary  Elizabeth''*  b.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  11   Sept..  1842; 

m.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  7  July,  1874,  Abram  Vorhees,  j. 
Peter  and  Catharine  (Wyckoff)  Miner  {b.  New  Hud- 
son, Allegany  Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  Mch.,  1844).  Issue: 
(All  b.  Farmer,  N.  Y.) 

i.  Halsey  Parshall®  (Miner)  b.  4  Mch.,  1879. 

ii.  Bessie    Wilhelmina*    (Miner)    b.    Auburn,    24 

Jany.,   188 1, 
iii.   Henry*   (Miner)   b.  1  July.  1882. 
iv.  Morris*'  (Miner)  b.  15  Aug.,  1886. 

496  V.  Lyman  Bradley"  b.    28  June,  1845.     Fam.  CLXXIV. 

497  VI.  George  Beck''   b.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,   10  July,   1847;  ^■ 

Chicago.  111.,  31  Aug.,  1870;   num. 

498  VII.  Thomas  Wardle''  b.  25  July,  1849.     Fam.  CLXXV. 

499  VIII.  Wilhelmina    Schenck''    b.   Farmer,    N.    Y.,    13    Dec, 

1856;   (/.  Farmer,  N.  Y.,  6  Mch.,  1877;  itiuii. 

Caleb  Halsey  Parsliall  removed  from  Long  Island  to  Tru- 
mansburg,  Tompkins  County,  N.  Y.,  in  1831.  Six  years  later 
he  went  to  Farmer  Village,  Seneca  County.  N.  Y.,  where  he 
thenceforth  made  his  home.     There,  in  quietness  and  prosperity, 

a.  -Vnna  .Tulia  Austin,  in.  S.iginaw,  Mo.,  17  July,  180.5,  James  Jonos,  s. 
John  Ciilhoun  and  Sarah  Ann  (Mcroer)  Cox  {b.  Joplin,  Mo.,  7  Apl.,  1857). 
Issue:  i.  Lncilpa  (Cox)  b.  2,")  July,  18!)".* 

•  Pers.   statement. 


136  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

he  lived  the  peaceful,  useful  hfe  of  a  studious  and  intelligent 
farmer ;  loving  his  books  and  his  fields ;  prudent  in  management, 
genial  in  the  social  circle,  winning  the  respect  and  regard  of 
all  who  knew  him.  For  thirty  years  he  was  a  member  of  the 
Reformed  Church  of  Farmer  Village,  exemplifying  in  his  life 
the  religion  he  professed.*  (See  Portrait). 


FAMILY  LXXIII.^ 

GEORGE  LORENZO*  [182],  (George^,  David\  David^, 
David^,  James^)  b.  1818;  d.  11  Sept.  18S0,  aged  62  yrs. ;  m. 
Elizabeth  . 

Children : 

500  I.  James  'L.''  b.  abt.  Feby.,   1852;    d.  Morgan  Prairie. 

Ind.,  23  Apl.,  1873,  aged  21  yrs.  2  mos. ;  unm. 

501  II.  Abbie''  b.  abt.   1855;    d.  Porter  Co.,  Ind.,  31  Jany., 

1877,  aged  22  yrs.;  ni.    10  Nov.,    1875,   Edgar  D. 
Crumpacker,  of  Valparaiso,  Ind.  No  issue. 


FAMILY  LXXIV.t 

NATHANIEL^  [184],  (Elias,^  EHas*  David, ^  David, "" 
James'^  b.  prob.  New  Jersey,  i  Jany.,  1791  ;  d.  Washington  Co., 
Pa.,  18  July,  1862;  m.  (i),  22  Nov.,  1815,  Ruth  Smith  {b.  26 
Nov.,  1793;  d.  Lebanon,  O.,  i  Apl.,  1S80). 

*  The  Ovid  Independent,  3  Oct.  1SP3. 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  wid.  182. 

t  Bible  Rec.  184  pos.  517. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION;  137 

Children:    (All  b.  Lebanon,  O.) 

502  I.  Elias"  b.  21  Sept.,  1816;   d.  3  Dec,  1816. 

503  II.  William     Ferguson'     b.     18     Feby.,     1818.       Fam. 

CLXXVI. 

504  III.   Mary  Jane'  b.  4  June,  1820;    d.  5  Apl.,  1835. 

505  IV.  James  Lawrence'  b.  20  Mch.,  1822;   d.  7  Mch.,  1847; 

tmtn. 

506  V.  Oliver    Hazard    Perry'    b.    13    Mch.,    1824.      Fam. 

CLXXVIL 

507  VI.  Ann  Malinda'*  b.  26  Oct.,   1826;  d.  Columbus,  O., 

18  Feby.,  1896;  m.  (i),  Lebanon,  O.,  16  July,  1845, 
Horace  Morgan,  s.  Ellis  and  Hannah  (Morgan) 
Stokes  (d.  Lebanon,  O.,  12  Sept.,  1861).     Issue: 

i.  Harry  Morgan**  (Stokes)  b.  6  May,  1846." 

ii.  William  Parshall«  (Stokes)  b.  16  Feby.,  1848; 
d.  20  June,  1849. 

iii.   Ellis  Archer*  (Stokes)  b.  20  Aug.,  1850;  d.  s.  p. 
iv.  Laura*  (Stokes)  b.  Lebanon,  O.,  29  Oct.,  18 — .' 
V.  Fannie*    (Stokes)    b.    Lebanon,    O.,    24    Apl., 
1858.^ 

a.  Hnrrj-  Morcran  Stokes,  m.  Chiongo.  20  Juno,  1802.  Hattie,  dau.  Nathaniel 
and  Sarah  (Warnuin)  Leonard  (ft.  N.  J.,  16  Apl.,  1830 :  d.  Chicago,  31  Dec, 
18i)C).  Issue:  i.  Horace  Morgan'.'   b.  Cliicago,  5  June,   1803. t 

6.  Laura  Stokes,  m.  Columbus,  O.,  7  Dec,  1881,  Thomas,  s.  Abisha  Wood- 
ward  (6.  Helleview,  O. )    .Vo  issuc.f 

c.  Fannie  iStokes,  m.  Columbus,  O..  2r>  Sept.,  1870,  John  Prouty.  «.  .(onas 
and  Catherine  (Lumley)  McCune  (h.  Columbus,  O.,  1  Jan.,  18i37).  Issue: 
(all  b.  Columbus.  O.)  i.'Louisel)  (McCune)  ft.  28  Sept.,  1880;  ii.  William  Pitto 
(MeCune)  b.  20  Apl.,  ISS.i;  iii.  John  Stokesi)  (McCune)  b.  9  Mch.  1887;  iv. 
Dorothy!)  (McCune)  b.  28  Dec  18!)2;  v.  Donald  LumlejO  (McCune)  6.  24 
Nov.  18n.5.t 

•    Fam.    Reo.   pos.    Nelson   Sayler  and   pcrs.   know..    Mrs.    Fanny    McCune. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


138  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

vi.  Mary*  (Stokes)  b.  Lebanon,  O.,  12  Nov.,  1860.* 

m.  (2)  31  Mch.,  1869,  Thomas  Sparrow,  of  Colum- 
bus, O.    No  issue. 

508  VII.   Sarah  Jemima  Garrison'  b.  6  Jany.,  1829;  d.  2  Feby., 

1833- 

111.  (2),  Washington  Co.,  Pa.,  28  June,  1838,  Mary  Ann, 
dau.  Conrad  and  Catherine  (Hafer)  Hass,  (b.  Washington  Co., 
Pa.,  4  Sept.,  181 1  ;    (/.  Washington  Co.,  Pa.,  22  June,  1883). 

Children: 

509  VIII.  Catherine  Hester"*  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  13  May,  1839; 

III.  Washington  Co.,  Pa.,  23  Aug.,  1857,  John,  j. 
Malachi  and  Mary  Myers  Feaster,  ( b.  Wash.  Co., 
Pa.,  20  Aug.,  181 1  ;  d.  Lippincott,  Greene  Co.,  Pa., 
8  Aug.,  i860).    Issue: 

i.  Mary  Anabelle^  (Feaster)  b.  23  ApL,  1858. 

[Szi'art::,  Greene  Co..  Pa. 
ii.  Austin'*  (Feaster)  b.  23  ApL,  1858;   d.  —  June, 

1858. 
iii.  Luretta*  (Feaster)  b.  i  Oct.,  1859. 
iv.  Lucinda  Jane*  (Feaster)  b.  17  Feby.,  1861. 

510  IX.  George  Eggy'^  b.  23  May,  1840.     Fam.  CLXXVIII. 

511  X.  Harriet  NewelFt  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  26  ApL,  1842; 

d.  Russell,  Lucas  Co.,  la.,  30  Oct.,  1881 ;    ;;;.  Wash. 

a.  Mary  Stokes,  m.  Columbus,  O.,  17  Apl.,  1884,  Frank  Newell,  s.  .Tohn 
Weller  and  Sarah  Loui.sa  (Wing)  Bro^vll  (b.  Columbus,  O.,  7  Sept..  18.57). 
ls.nie:  i.  Newel  StokesS  (Brown)  b.  25  Dec,  1887;  d.  22  Apl.,  1892;  ii.  Ruth 
Parshalla    (Brown)    b.  9  Nov.   1891.* 

*  Pera.   statement. 

T  Fam.    Rec.    and   pers.    know.,    Mrs.    Mary   J.    May. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  139 

Co.,  Pa..  II  Feby.,  1S62,  Robert  Dougherty,  .v.  Wil- 
liam and  Eunitz  (sic)  Hatfield  {b.  Wash.  Co.,  28 
May,  1840;   rf.  27  iMch.,  18S6).    Issue: 

i.  Mary  Jane^   (Hatfield)   b.  28  Oct.,   1862." 
ii.  Louisa  Virginia*  ( Hatfield )  d.  inf. 
iii.   Harry  Roy«  (Hatfield)  d.  iuf. 

iv.   Nancy  Catherine'^   (Hatfield)  b.  27  Apl.,  1866; 
d.  I  Dec,  1881. 

V.  Calvin  E.«  (Hatfield)  b.  8  Oct.,  1867. 

vi.  Howard  C.«  (Hatfield)  d.  inf. 
vii.  Lyman  Forest*  (Hatfield)  b.  22  Oct.,  1870. 
viii.  Melvin  Austin*  (Hatfield)  b.  14  Sept.,  1872. 

512  XI.  Nathaniel  Hass"  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  16  Mch.,  1844; 

d.  Allegheny  Co.,  Pa.,  14  May,  1848. 

513  XII.   Elizabeth  Ann^  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  24  Nov.,  1846; 

d.  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.,  14  Dec,  1863. 

514  XIII.  Elias  Seth'   b.  Allegheny  Co.,   Pa.,    12  Sept.,    1849; 

d.  Allegheny  Co.,  Pa.,  19  Jany.,  185 1. 

515  XIV.   Susan  Maria'  b.  Allegheny  Co.,  Pa.,  6  Sept.,   1851; 

d.  \\'ash.  Co.,  Pa.,  28  Sept.,  1855. 

516  XV.  Levi  Penny^*  b.  Allegheny  Co.,  Pa.,  6  Sept.,   1851; 

»;.  Delphas,  Russell  Co.,  Kan..  18  Jany.,  1885,  Kate 
Carnion.     No  issue.  [IVhcaton,  Kan. 

517  XVI.   Hannah  Jane'  b.  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.,  12  Jany.,  1854. 

{S-Ji'artz,  Greene  Co.,  Pa. 

Nathaniel  Parshall  was  a  soldier  of  the  War  of  181 2.  serving 
one  year  and  six  months  in  Capt.  McClelland's  Company,  Lt.- 
Col.  James  B.  Ball's  Regiincnt.* 

a.     Mary  Jane  Hatfield,  m.  24  Mch.,  1882,  J.  W.  ^lay.f 

•  Recs.  Auditor  Genl's  Ofllce,  Pa. 
t  Pers.   statement. 


140  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    LXXV* 

J0HN8  [■j85-]^  (Elias^,  Elias*,  David'',  Davidr,  James')  b. 
prob.  N.  J.,  2  Nov.,  1795;  d.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.,  24  June,  1868; 
m.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  10  Jany.,  1822,  Elizabeth  Halfhill  (b.  10 
Apl.,  1800;   d.  White  Water,  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.,  8  Aug.,  1872). 

[Franklin  Tp.,  Wayne  Co.,  Ind. 

Children: 

518  I.  Thirza'  b.  18  Sept.,  1822;  c/.  18  Feby.,  1835. 

519  II.  Benonah"  b.  10  Sept.,  1824.     Fam.  CLXXIX. 

520  III.  Jane'^t  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  6  Oct.,   1826;    m.   (i), 

Richmond,  Ind.,  1848,  WilHam  Hunt  {d.  Wayne  Co., 
Ind.,  30  Mch.,  1885).    Issue: 

i.  EHzabeth  Elvira*  (Hunt)  b.  2  Jany.,  1849. 
ii.  Gala  Elma*  (Hunt)  b.  3  Feby.,  1852. 
iii.  Sarah  Jane*  (Hunt)  b.  16  Feby.,  1854;    d.  25 
Mch.,  1885. 

m.  (2),  Richmond,  Ind.,  1897,  Eben  Chenowith.  No 
issue. 

521  IV.  John^  b.  13  Jany.,  1828.    Fam.  CLXXX. 

522  V.  Henry^  b.  2  Jany.,  1832.     Fam.  CLXXXI. 

523  VI.  Daniel"  b.  24  Jany.,  1835. 

524  VII.  William  Harrison'  b.  14  Jany.,  1838. 

525  VIII.  Anderson  Quinn'  b.  i  May,  1841 ;   killed  at  the  Bat- 

tle of  Kingston,  N.  C,  17  Mch.,  1865;  ttnm. 

526  IX.  Nathaniel'  b.  19  Oct.,  1843.     Fam.  CLXXXII. 

527  X.  Albert  Sylvester'  b.  28  July,  1848;    killed  at  Battle 

Milligan's  Bend,  Miss.,  4  Feby.,  1863. 

•  Fam.  Rees.  and  pers.  know.,  526. 
t  Pers.  Etatement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  141 


FAMILY  LXXVI* 

ELIAS«  [i88],  {Elia^  Elias*  David''  DavicP  lames')  b. 
Morris  Co.,  N.  J.,  3  Aug.,  1797;  d.  McClellandtown,  Fayette 
Co.,  Pa.,  4  July,  1882;  111.  n.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  1817,  Han- 
nah Matilda,  daii.  John  and  Mary  (Brown)  Grove  {b.  Mason- 
town,  Pa.,  I  Sept.,  1800;  d.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  28  Apl.,  1881.) 

[McClcllaiidtoii'H,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa. 

Children:     (All  b.  McClellandtown,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.) 

528  I.  Vincent"  b.  12  Dec,  18 17.     Fam.  CLXXXIII. 

529  II.  Harvey'  b.  19  July,  1819:  d.  5  June,  1822. 

530  III.  William  Grove'  b'.  —  Sept.,  1821.    Fam.  CLXXXIV. 

531  IV.  Reuben'  b.  9  Nov.,  1823;  d.  26  Apl.,  1884;  unm. 

532  V.  Emily't  b.  25  Sept.,   1825;  d.  Toledo,  O.,   12  June, 

1902;  111.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  11  Dec,  1845,  John 
Thomas,  .y.  ^Nicholas  and  Matilda  (O'Dell)  Worth- 
ington  (b.  Baltimore.  Md.,  18  Nov.,  1818;  d.  Toledo, 
O.,  I  Mch.,  1884).  Issue: 

i.  Hannah    Matilda*     (Worthington)    b.    Mason- 
town,   Pa.,  23  Dec,   1849.°  [Toledo,  O. 

533  VI.  Mary't  b.  30  Aug.,   1827:  m.  McClellandtown,  Pa., 

27  Dec,  1849,  Thomas  W.  s.  John  and  Catherine 
(Burchinal)  Lyons  {b.  Gans  Sta.,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa., 
22  Oct.,  1821:  (/.  Uniontown,  Pa.,  29  Sept.,  1883). 
Issue:  [Uitiontozi'ii,  Pa. 

a.  Hannnh  Matilil.i  Wnrfliinfrton.  m.  Toledo,  O.,  22  Aup.  188.3.  Ceorse  Kl- 
tweed  .9.  Gforge  and  Holen  Aujiusta  (Robinson)  Pomoroy  (b.  Clinton,  Mich., 
27  Nov.,   1848).  A'o  issuc.t 

•  Fam.  RecB,  and  pers.  know.,  533. 
t  Pers.   BtatemenL 


142  THE     PARS  HALL     FAMILY 

i.  Oliver'*  (Lyons)  b.  i8  ApL,  1851;  d.  14  Aug., 

1854- 
ii.  Ella  C.  (Lyons)  b.  8  Nov.,  1854." 

iii.  A  daii.  d.  inf. 

iv.  Hannah  Matilda*   (Lyons  b.   12  May,  1861.' 
V.  Lizzie  Lee*  (Lyons)  d.  inf. 
vi.  William  John*   (Lyons)  b.  29  Oct.,  iSGS.-^ 

534  VI.  James  ]\L"  b.  22  Aug..  1829.     Fam.  CLXXXV. 

535  VII.   Maria"    b.   7   May.    1831  :  d.   Merrittstown,,   Pa.,    16 

Sept.,  1S73;  in.  William  Porter.    No  i.<;sitc.* 

536  VIII.   Hamilton"  b.  10  Jany..  1833;  d.  2  Oct.,  1833. 

537  IX.  Nelson"  b.  22  Feby.,  1834;  d.  2  July,  1834. 

538  X.  Elizabeth'*  b.  9  Mch.,  1836;  m.  German  Tp.,  Fayette 

Co.,  Pa.,  9  May,  1861,  George,.?.  Edward  Tiflin  and 
Elizabeth  Jane  (Wilson)  Porter  {b.  Indianapolis, 
Ind.,  24  Oct.,  1835).     Issue: 

i.  Elizabeth'*   (Porter)  b.  23  May,  1862.'' 

[Pittsburg,  Pa. 

a.  Klla  C.  Lyo7is  d.  n.  ilovris  Cross  Roads,  l<\v.  Co..  Pa..  10  Apl..  ISnfl;  m. 
n.  Morris  Cross  RoaJs,  2.5  Dec,  1878,  Daniel  P.  s.  William  and  Sarah  Ann 
(Stentz)  Morgan  (ft.  Gans  Sta.  Pa.,  26  Oct.  18:jl).  Issue:  i.  Alicen  (Morg;an) 
6.  28  Oct.,  1879;  ii.  Etta"  (Morgan)  ft.  23  .Tulv,  18S1:  Hi.  Howard  \V.9 
(Morgan)  6.  IG  .July.  ISS.'J;  ir.  Thomas  \V.  LyonsO  (Morgan)  ft.  29  Sept. 
1885;  V.  Daniel  S.9  '(.Morgan)  ft.  10  June.  1900;  vi.  George  Nell9  (Morgan) 
6.  29  Mch.,  lS9G.t 

6.  Hannali  Matilda  Lyons,  m.  m.  Morris  Cross  Roads,  Fay.  Co.,  Pa.,  3  Sept., 
1890,  Frank  s.  Col.  Joseph  and  Margaretta  (Miller)  Snider  (ft.  n.  Rosedall 
Monongahela  Co.,  Pa.,  26  Feby..  1803).  Issue:  i.  Joseph!*  (Snider)  ft.  25 
Aug..  1894;  ii.  Man-9  (Snider)  ft.  20  Dec,  1895;  Hi.  Marguerites  (Snider) 
6.  20  Dec,  1895;  n".  Thomas  W.  Lvonsn  (Snider)  ft.  13  June,  1897;  d.  24 
July,  1898;  v.  Franks   (Snider)   ft.  .30  Aug..  1S98* 

c.  William  .John  Lyons,  m.  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  11  July,  1895,  Emma  J.  d'lu. 
James  L%T!n.  Issue:  i.  A  diru.  d.  inf.:  ii.  Mary9  (Lyons)  ft.  21  June,  1897;  Hi. 
Ella9    (Lyons)    6.  27   Oct.,   1898;   ie.  Hannah  Matildan   ft.  27  Aug..   1902.t 

d.  Elizabeth  Porter,  m.  German   Tp.,   Fay.   Co.,  Pa..  188—, 

George  Alexander,  s.  George  Ewing  and  Sara  (Trever)  Hogg  (6.  Tower 
Hill.  Fav.  Co.  Pa.,  2  Febv.,  1S47).  Issue:  i.  George  Ewing  Porter9  (Hogg) 
ft.  9  Mch.,  1889;  ii.  Mildred  Elizabeths  (Hogg)  ft.  9  Mch.  1891;  iii.  Sara 
Constances  (Hogg),  ft.  23  Febv.,  1893;  iv.  Mary  Carolines  (Hogg),  6.  26  Mch., 
1897;   V.  Treverfl    (Hogg)    ft."x\pl.,   1899.* 

•  Pers.   statement 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  533. 


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THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  143 

ii.  Edward  Tiffin'*  (Porter)  b.  3  ApL,  1866." 

[McCUilandtozfii,  Pa. 
iii.  George*  (Porter)  b.  21  Nov.,  1875." 

[Unioiifozc'ii,  Pa. 

539  XI.  Caroline'*  b.  27  Jany.,  1838;  ni.  New  Salem,  Fayette 
Co.,  Pa.,  9  Apl..  1856,  Thomas  Newton,  .y.  John  and 
Elizabeth  (Dunaway)  Weltner  (b.  Greene  Co.,  Pa., 
27  July,  1836;  d.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  10  Aug., 
19C0).     Issue:  [McClellandtozim,   Pa. 

i.  John  Seaton'*   (Weltner)   b.  24  Jany.,   1856.'' 
ii.  Reuben  ParshalP   (Weltner)   b.  6  Apl,  1859.* 
iii.  Florence'^   (Weltner)   b.  i^  Dec,   1865.'' 
iv.   Frank«   (Weltner)  b.   15  Sept.,  1870.' 
V.  W'illiam   Worthington*    (Weltner   b.   24   JNIch., 
1873.^ 

a.  Edward  Tiffin  Porter,  m.  German  Tp.,  Fay.  Co.,  Pa..  21  Jlch..  1S04, 
.Julia  Hurst,  dnu.  William  and  Elizabeth  (Hurst)  JlcShane.  b.  Fay.  Co.,  Pa., 
24  Febv..  1867.  /«.shc;  i.  Georges  (Porter)  h.  2  Febv..  ISOO;  ii.  Edward 
Tiffinl)  '(Porter)   6.  .Jany.,  lOOO.f 

b.  Georjre  Porter,  m.  Unionto\\Ti,  Pa.,  28  Jlch.,  IflOO,  Mary  dcii.  Aaron  and 
Naomie  (Grove)   Moore  (fe.  German  Tp.,  Pa..  Ii)  Sept.,  1877  ).t 

c.  John  Seaton  \Yeltner.  m.  Uniontown.  Pa.,  9  Apl.,  1878.  Cordelia,  dan. 
Samuel  and  Martha  (Bashear)  Raniage  (b.  High  House,  4  Mch. 
18(i0).  Issue:  i.  HelenO    (Weltner:   ii.  Waynes    ( Weltner). t 

d.  Reviben  Parshall  Weltner,  m.  Uniontown.  Pa.,  fi  .Tany..  ISSl,  Lenore,  dnu. 

James  M.  and  Elizabeth   ( )   Allebough   (5.  Masonstown,  Pa.,  19  Sept., 

1859).  Issue:  i.  LorcttaO  (Weltner);  ii.  GeorgeO  (Weltner);  iii.  Carolines 
( Weltner). t 

r.     Florence  Vieltner.  m.  McClellandtown,  Pa.. 18 — ,  William  A., 

s.  Harvey  and  .Mary  P.    ( )    .^pplegate    (5.  Sunny  Side.  Pa.,  23  Oct., 

18(!2).  Issue:  i.  Mary  Corinnef  (Applegate);  ii.  Florence  WeltncrS  (Apple- 
gate);   iii.   Caroline  Parshalli    (.\pplegate)  .J 

f.  Frank  (Weltner).  ni.  Merritstown,  Fay.  Co.,  Pa..  18  Sept.,  1S05.  Jennie, 
dau.  John  .\llen  ami  JIargaret  (MeCormick)  McCombs,  (6.  ».  New  Salem, 
3  Aug.,  IS'4).  h.iur:  t.  Guv  CarletonO  (Weltner)  b.  22  Dec,  1890;  ii. 
Ernest  P.uperto  (Weltner)  6.6  June,  1898;  iii.  Cliffords  (Weltner)  6.  27 
Jany..   190(),t 

;;."  William  Worthington  Weltner,  6.  Lisbon,i).,  6  Mch.,  1893,  m.  Maud  Ellen 
dnu.  Henry  Clay  and  Delia  (liurson)  Morris  (ft.  Columbiana  Co.,  O..  15  Sept., 
1871).  Issue:  i.  Nina  Daisj'S  (Weltner);  ii.  Edgar  Pomcroj-S  (Weltner); 
iii.  HaroUln    (  Weltner)  .J 

•  Pers.   statement. 

t  Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.    know,    53S. 

i  Fam.    Recs.   and   pers.    know,,   539. 


144  THE     PARS  HALLFAMILY 

vi.  Helen*  (Weltner)  b.  14  Apl.,  1877." 

540  xii.  Hannah  Matilda'  b.  2  Feby.,  1840;  d.  28  Oct.,  1844. 

541  xiii.  Stephen  Calvin'  b.  13  Feby.,  1842;  d.  9  Nov.,  1844. 

542  XIV.  Sarah  Helen"!  b.  11  Apl.,  1844;  in.  Uniontown,  Pa., 

4  Jany.,  1882,  Melancthon  J.,  .?.  Isaac  and  Nancy 
(Kendal)  Crow  (b.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  9  Nov., 
1838;  d.  Grand  Ridge,  111.,  8  Apl.,  1884).    No  issue. 

543  XV.  Louretta't   i>.    17   Aug.,    1845;   '"■   McClellandtown, 

Pa.,  14  Nov.,  1872,  Dr.  George  Washington  s.  Dr. 
George  Williams  and  Mary  Anne  (Rhoads)  Neff 
(b.  Masontown,  Pa.,  19  Dec,  1S45).  Issue:  (All 
b.  Masontown,  Pa.)  [Masontown,  Pa. 

i.  Robley  Parshall^   (Neff)  b.  21  Jany.,  1874;  d. 

Masontown,  Pa.,  6  Aug.,  1874. 
ii.  Hannah  Matilda*  (Neff)  b.  12  Feby.,  1875. 

[Masontown,  Pa. 
iii.  Mary  Anne*  (Neff)  b.  5  June,  1877. 

[Masontown,  Pa. 
iv.  Louretta  Parshall*  (Neff)  b.  11  Nov.,  1879. 

[Masontoivn,  Pa. 
v.  Elizabeth  Porter*   (Neff)   b.  21  Mch.,   1882. 

[Masontown,  Pa. 

Elias  Parshall  was  one  of  the  most  respected  residents  of  Fay- 
ette county.  He  was  a  successful  farmer,  stock  dealer  and  wool 
grower,  and  amassed  a  large  fortune.  He  was  a  man  of  excellent 
judgment  and  was  immovable  when  once  he  had  made  up  his 

a.     Helen  Weltner,  m.  Fairmount,  \Y.  Va.,  2  Feby.,  1S99.  Samuel  Cummins, 

s.  William  Porter  and  Elizabeth   ( )   Gwynne  (b.  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  3  Nov., 

1868).* 

•  Fam.    Recs.    and  pers.    know.,  639. 
t  Pers.   statement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  145 

mind.  At  his  spacious  mansion  near  McClellandtown,  he  dis- 
pensed a  princely  hospitality,  which  all  his  friends  and  acquaint- 
ances were  privileged  to  share.  He  was  seldom  out  of  humor  and 
was  ever  a  kind  and  loving  husband  and  indulgent  father.  His 
descendants  are  among  the  best  and  most  respected  people  in 
Fayette  county.    {Sec  portrait.) 


FAMILY  LXXVII* 

JAMES«  [189],  {EUas''  Elias*  David^  David''  James')  b. 
McClellandtown,  Pa.,  23  Feby.,  1800;  d.  Jefferson,  Pa.,  28  Mch., 
1881  ;  HI.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  i  Mch.,  1821,  Hannah  Coldron 
((/.  25  0ct.,  1882). 

Children: 

544  I.  Mary  Jane'f  b.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  27  Jany.,  1822; 
d.  n.  Waynesburg,  Pa.,  7  Mch.,  1884;  ni.  Jefferson, 
Pa.,  1854,  James,  s.  John  and  Mary  (Enlow)  Pat- 
terson (b.  n.  Claysville,  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.,  6  July,  1812; 
d.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  10  July,  1885).    Issue: 

i.  Jesse  Coldron"   (Patterson)  b.  1855. 

[IVaz^erly,  la. 
ii.  James  Morgan*   (Patterson)   b.  6  Mch.,  1859; 

d.  17  Mch.,  1859. 
iii.  Albert  Enlow**   (Patterson)   b.   14  Mch.,   1860." 

[Lot,  JV.  Va. 

a.  Albort  Enlow  Pnttorson,  m.  Uniontn^\-ii.  Pa.,  2  Sept.,  ISSfi,  Elvira,  dnu. 
Peter  and  Elizabeth  (Haufrht)  Glover,  (h.  I'niontown,  Pa.,  il  An;;.,  18(ifi). 
Issue:   t.  Royal   Eilwanln    (Patterson)    h.   Waj-ncsbur;;,   Pa.,  27   June,   1888.t 

•  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  553. 

+  Fam.  Recs.  and  pera.  know.,  Albort  E.  Patterson. 

X  Pers.   statement. 


146  THE     FARSHALL     FAMILY 

545  II.  Nathaniel^  b.  12  Feby.,  1824.     Fam.  CLXXXVI. 

546  III.  Isaac  Coldron  b.  27  Mch.,  1826;  d.  Mt.  Carmel,  Ind., 

9  Nov.,  1853. 

547  IV.  Emily^  m.  Thomas  Hawkins. 

548  V.  Sarah   Ann^*   b.   n.   McClellandtown,    Pa.,    21    July, 

1834;  m.  Jefferson,  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  10  Dec,  1852, 

Barnet,  s.  Hugh  and  Mary  ( )  Gladden  (b. 

Greene  Co.,  Pa.,   13  Nov.,   1825;  d.  Fredericktown, 
Pa.,  27  ApL,  1899).    Issue: 

i.  Hannalr^   (Gladden)   b.  22  Feby.,   1854;  d.   11 
Nov.,  1854. 

ii.  Emma*   (Gladden)   b.  10  May,   1856. 
iii.  Anna  Maria*  (Gladden)  b.  19  June,  i860, 
iv.  Mary  Jane'^  (Gladden)  b.  30  Nov.,  1862. 

v.  \\'illiam  ParshalP  (Gladden)  b.  16  Feby.,  1864. 
vi.  Sarah  Belle*  (Gladden)  b.  5  May,  1865' 

549  VI.  Enos'^  b.  19  Aug.,  1828;  d.  4  Feby.,  1831. 

550  VII.  John^  b.  17  Jany.,  183 1.     Fam.  CLXXXVII. 

551  VIII.  William^  b.  14  June,  1839.    Fam.  CLXXXVHI. 

552  IX.  James  Tisdale"  b.  22  July,  1844.  Fam.  CLXXXIX. 

553  X.  Albert'  b.  26  Feby.,  1847.     Fam.  CXC. 

554  XI.  Jeremiah  H.'^ 


FAMILY  LXXVIII.\ 

JAMES  CARLOW  [193],  {David"  Elias^  Dazid'^  David- 
James^)  b.  n.  Morristown,  N.  J.,  24  Sept.,  1812;  d.  Wheeling, 
W.  Va.,  5  Dec.,  1885 ;  m.  Janesville,  O.,  —  Oct..  1838,  Mary 
Elizabeth,  da^i.  John  and  Rachel  (Lenfesty)  Carlow  {b.  26  May, 
1819;  d.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  15  Feby.,   1844). 

{Wheeling,  W.   Va. 

•  Pers.    statement. 

t  Fam.   Rec.  and  pers.  know.,   197;   and  wid.,  557. 


THE    SIXTH      GENERATION  X47 

Children:* 

555  I.  Mary  Elizabeth^  d.  inf. 

556  II.  Caroline"  d.  inf. 

557  III.  John  Carlow^  b.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  11  Oct.,  1839; 

d.  n.  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  27  May,  1897;  m.  West 
Liberty,  W.  Va.,  n  Feby.,  1886,  Sarah  Jane,  dau. 
Joseph  and  Jane  (Cox)  Hedges  (b.  West  Liberty, 
W.  Va.,  II  Jany.,  1854).  No  issue. 

[IV heeling,  \V.   Va. 


FAMILY  LXXIX.* 

DAVID  YOUNGS«  [194]  {David^  Elias'  David^  Davids 
Jaincs^)  b.  Uniontown,  Pa.,  —  Dec,  1816;  d.  Belmont  Co.,  O., 
—  Dec,  1889;  ni.  Belmont  Co.,  O.,  Jane,  dan.  Gen.  William  and 
Nancy  ( )  Dunn  {d.  1884)"  [Wheeling,  IV.  Va. 

Children:     (.MI  b.  Belmont  Co.,  O.) 

558  I.  William  Dunn^  b.  8  Mch..  1S48.     Fam.  CXCI. 

559  II.  David  Thoma.s^  b.  28  May,  1852.     Fam.  CXCII. 

560  III.  John  Alexander  (Dr.)'  b.  16  Mch.,  1854;  nnm.'' 

[Cleveland,  O. 

a.  Gen.  Willi.Tui  Piinn  was  of  Scotch  dpscont  and  in  his  life  time  was  one 
of  the  most  prominent  men  in  Ohio.  He  was  commissioned  Major  General 
and  ordered  to  the  front  durinfj  the  .Mexican  War,  but  was  recallkHi  witli  liis 
command  before  reachin<;  the  scene  of  hostilities.  He  was  an  inlluential 
member  of  the  Ohio  Lcfjislature  and  a  man  of  atTairs.  His  residence  was  in 
Helmont  county,  where  he  had  an  estate  of  1,000  acres  of  land.  He  d.  in  1858 
at  the  ape  of  84  years. 

6.  Dr.  Parshall  was  graduated  from  the  Medical  Dept.  of  the  Western  Re- 
serve University,  .T  .Mcli.,  lSS(i,  and  has  been  en^nfied  in  active  j)ractice  since. 
He  is  of  an  e.\teremely  ingenious  turn  of  mind  and  has  patented  several  very 
clever  inventions. 

•  Fam.    Recs.    and   pera.    know.,    560   and   561. 


148  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

561  IV.  Mary  Virginia''*  b.  2y  Dec,  1855;  >;;.  Martins  Ferry, 

Belmont  Co.,  O.,  15  Aug.,  1877,  William,  j.  William 
and  Jane  (Patton)  Goodhue  {b.  Martins  Ferry,  O., 
6  Aug.,    1850).     Issue:  {Norwalk,  O. 

i.  Grace  Greenwood"  (Goodhue)  t.  13  Oct.,  1878. 

ii.  Ira  David*  (Goodhue)  b.  8  Jany.,  1886. 

iii.  Frances  Jean*   (Goodhue)  b.  28  Jany.,  1888. 

iv.  Edna  Rose*   (Goodhue)   b.  6  Jany.,   1890. 

562  V.  Frances  Jane"  b.  i  May,  1861.  [Nonm-Ik,  O. 


FAMILY  LXXX.i 


CLARK  D.«  [201],  iJamcs^  James-'  David''  David-  lames') 
h.  Middlefield.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  12  Sept.,  1804;  d.  Middlefield, 
N.  Y.,  5  Apl.,  1889;  m.  2.2  Mch.,  1827,  Hannah,  dan.  Alden 
Coats  {b.  Springfield,  N.  Y. ;  rf.  Middlefield,  N.  Y..  5  Oct.,  1866). 

[Middleiield,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

563  I.  Helen  Mar'  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  23  Mch.,  1828; 
m.  (i)  23  June,  1847,  Harrison  North  {d.  13  Feby., 
1875).    Issue:  [Utica,  N.  Y. 

i.  Charles  D.*  (North)  h.  15  Sept.,  1857." 

[Middleiield,  N.  Y. 
in.  (2)  Miles  C.  Comstock.  No  issue. 

a.     Charles   X).   North,   m.   7   Sept.,   1881,   Cora  L.   Allen.     Issue:   i.   Helen 
Mar.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.    Rec.    and    pers.    know.,    663. 


THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  149 


FAMILY  LXXXL* 

MINER  CORNWALL"  [202],  (James^  James*  DavixP 
Daz'id-  JcDiics^)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  15  Aug., 
1806:  d.  Hartwick,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  3  Aug.,  1873;  m.  Middle- 
field  N.  Y.,  I  Mch.,  1832,  Caroline  Eliza,  dau.  Jonathan  P.  and 
Hannah  (Sherman)  Coffin  {h.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  13  Aug., 
1813;  d.  1876).*  [Hartzvick,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children:    (All  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

564  I.  Orestes  Horace"  b.  21  July,  1842;  unm.f 

[Detroit,  Mich. 

565  II.  Charlotte  Augusta'f  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  7  Feby., 

1836;  m.  Hartwick  Seminary,  N.  Y.,  15  Sept.,  1858, 
Morgan  Sharpsteen,  j.  William  Gould  and  Anna 
(Sharpsteen)  Northrup  {b.  Washington  Tp.,  Dutch- 
ess Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  Dec,  1830).    Issue: 

[Mt.  Vision,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

i.  George  Edwin'*  (Xorthrup)  b.  18  Oct.,  1852. 
ii.  Isabelle  Eliza^  (Northup)  b.  28  May,  1856." 

566  III.  Amanda   Perry'^f    b.   Middlefield.    N.   Y.,   29   June, 

1842:  m.  Hartwick,  N.  Y.,  9  Fehy..  1863.  John 
Lawyer,  j.  Alvin  P.  and  Roseanna  (Mallory)  Con- 
verse {b.  Hartwick,  N.  Y.,  —  Oct.,  1841 ;  d.  Coopers- 
town,  N.  Y.,  6  July,   1887).     Issue: 

\_Coopcrston-n,  N.  Y. 

a.     Isabella   Eliza   Northup,   m.   16   Mch.,   1892,   Charles   Edwin   Beoklpy.t 

♦  Fam.   Rec.  and  pera.  know.,  566. 
t  Pera.   statement. 


150  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  Robert  Ralph*  (Converse)  b.  ii  Nov.,  1863." 

567     IV.  Elizabeth   Frost'*   b.   Middlefield,   N.   Y.,    13   June, 
1847;  m.  Seymour  Teachout. 


FAMILY  LXXXII.i 

DANIEL  SHOVE«  [203],  {Jaines^  James*  David^  David^ 
lames')  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  12  Jany.,  1809;  d.  —  Oct.,  1881 ; 
m.  15  Jany.,  1829,  Sarah  B,  Stockton,  of  New  Jersey. 

[Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

568  I.  Anna  V.'^   b.    15  Oct.,   1829;  d.  26  ApL.   1900;  m. 

Clarksville,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  20  Oct.,  1849,  Theo- 
dore Slawson.     Issue: 

569  II.  Stockton  Thomas'  b.  1833.     Fam.  CXCIII. 


FAMILY  LXXXIII.X 

ANSON  CORNWALL"  (Hon.)  [205],  (James''  James* 
David^  David'  James')  b.  i  Aug.,  181 1;  d.  Binghamton,  N.  Y., 
3  Jany.,  1883;  m.  Clarksville,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  Jany.,  1844, 
Emma  Clark,  dau.  John  and  Eliza  (Pinney)  Hayden  (b.  Clarks- 
ville, N.  Y. ;  d.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  16  Sept.,  1895). 

[Clarksville,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

a.  Robert  Ralph  Converse,  m.  Hartwick,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  2  May,  1885, 
Fanny  May,  dau.  John  M.  and  Catherine  (Connell)  Hoiieh,  (5.  Toddsville, 
Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  20  Oct.,  18 — ).  Issue:  i.  Fannie  May9  (Converse)  6.  4 
Apl.,  1889;  ii.  Robert  Ralph9    (Converse),  d.  inf.* 

•  Pers.   statement. 

t  Fam.    Rec.    and    pers.    know.,    Theo.    Slawson. 

X  Fam.   Recs.   and  per.   know.,  B70. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  151 

Children: 

570  I.  Louise  Marie^  b.  Clarksville,  N.  Y.,  19  Nov.,  1851; 
ni.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  22  Oct.,  185 1,  Rensselaer, 
s.  Rensselaer  and  Olive  ( Green  (   Palmer.     Issue: 

[Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 

i.  Guy  Ely8  (Palmer)  b.  12  Oct.  1876. 


FAMILY  LXXXIV* 

ALFRED   FORD"    [208],    {Jame^  James*   Daz'icP   David' 
James^)  b.  19  ApL,  1817;  d.  5  ApL,  1845;  '"•  26  June,  1839, 

Harriet  Eliza,  dau.  John  B.  and  Henrietta   ( )   North 

(d.  Ilion,  N.  Y.,  i  Sept.,  1894). 

Children : 

571  I.  Jane  A.''  d.  inf. 

572  II.  John  Benjamin''  b.  26  Sept.,  1842.     Fam.  CXCIL 

573  III.  Alfred  Ford.' 


FAMILY  LXXXV.^ 

JAMES  NICHOLS*  [209],  (James^  James*  Dai'id''  Daz'id' 
James^)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co..  N.  Y.,  3  July,  1819;  d. 
Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  23  Mch.,  1878;  w.  Worcester,  N.  Y.,  8 
Mch.,  1843,  Delia  Ann,  dau.  Dr.  Uriah  G.  and  Henrietta  (Bar- 
ney) Bigelow  (b.  Worcester,  N.  Y.,  9  Mch.,  1820;  d.  Milford, 
N.  Y.,  15  Aug.,  1872).  [Milford,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

•  Bible  Rec.  73.  pers.  know.,  572. 

t  Bible  Rec.   209:   Fam.    Rec.    and  pers.   know.     676;   Bigelow  Gen.   209. 


152  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children : 

574  I.  Henrietta  Maria''  b.  Albany,  N.  Y.,  4  July,  1844;  d. 

Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  15  Jany.,  1851. 

575  II.  Alfred  Gregory'^  b.  16  Oct.,  1847.     Fam.  CXCV. 

576  III.  Lucy  Elizabeth'*  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  9  Sept.,  1850; 

m.  Milford,  N.  Y.,  9  Mch.,  1869,  Rudolph,  s.  Peter 
A.  and  Nancy  (Keller)  Nellis  (b.  Westville,  N.  Y., 
2  Apl.,  1844).    Issue:  [Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y. 

i.  James  Peter*   (Nellis)   h.  2  Nov.,  1872." 

[Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y. 

577  IV.  Henrietta  Olivia^  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  9  Mch.,  1855. 

[Utica,  N.  Y. 

578  V.  James  Ayre''  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  23   Nov.,   1857; 

d.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  9  June,  1858. 


FAMILY  LXXXVI.j 

REVILO  FORD"  (Rev.)  [211],  {James''  James*  Da^'id^ 
David-  James^)  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  30  Aug.,  1822;  d.  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  23  Feby.,  1896;  m.  Cooperstovvn,  N.  Y..  25  Aug., 
1845,  Amanda  Minerva,  dan.  Thomas  and  Clarinda  (Ismond) 
Bailey  (b.  Clarksville.  N.  Y.,  20  July,  1826).       [Chicago,  III. 

Children : 

579       I.  Ella  Augusta'^   b.  Westford,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  27 
Aug.,  1846;  in.  Carrollton,  111.,  6  Sept.,  1870,  Wil- 

a.  James  Peter  Nellis.  ni.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  20  Oct..  1807.  Nellie  C. 
dau.  John  and  Janette  ( D.avirtson )  Whiteman,  (6.  Cherrv  Valley,  5  .Janv., 
1875).  Issue:  i.  Charles  Willartls    (Nellis)    h.  ^  Feby.,  1000.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Bible    Rec.    73,    and    Fam.    Rec.    and    pers.    know.,    579. 


,  / tyoA^,,^ 


THE    SIXTH    GENERATION  153 

liain  Wilson,  j\  Jolin  and  Eliza  (Wilson)  Beaty  {b. 
Hanover,  N.  J.,  17  Sept.,  1841).    Issue: 

[Chkago,  III. 

i.  Tessa  LeRoy*   (Beaty)   b.  20  Dec,   1871." 

[Chicago,  III. 

580  II.  LeRoy  Dwight"  /;.  Sloansville,  N.  Y.,  14  Feby.,  1849; 

(/.  Carrollton,  111.,  24  Dec,  1870. 

581  III.  Anna  Lonisa'  b.  Sloansville,  N.  Y.,  7  Jany.,   1851; 

m.  Carrollton,  111.,  6  Sept.,  1870,  Henry,  s.  Alexander 
and  Amanda  (Robinson)  Smith.    Issue: 

[Chicago,  III. 

i.  Maud  Leroy®    (Smith)    b.    18  Sept.,    1871;  d. 
27  May,  1885.  [Chicago,  III. 

ii.  Paul  Clare*  (Smith)  b.  20  Jany.,  1874." 

[Chicago,  III. 
iii.  Arthur  Ford''   (Smith)   b.  31  Aug.,   1876. 

[Chicago,  III. 
iv.  Earl  Scott*   (Smith)   b.   18  June,   1884. 
V.  Carl  Henry*   (Smith)   b.  31  Oct.,   1887. 

582  IV.  Fred  Sella"  b.  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  30  Apl..   1857; 

ci.  Tomah.  Wis.,  7  Aug.,  1887;  uiuii. 

Rev.  Re\'ilo  F.  Parshall  was  the  youngest  of  a  family  of  eleven 
children,  and  the  ministry  was  his  chosen  profession  from  early 
youth.  He  received  a  common  school  education  and  at  nineteen 
years  of  age  entered  the  Theological   Department  of  Madison 

n.  Tessa  LoRoy  Boaty,  m.  t'hicafro,  .3  Oct.,  1!)00,  Thadilous  Oscar,  .t. 
Tliaddfiis  Morehouse  and  Elizabeth  (Edmeston)  Bunch,  (6.  Paxton,  III.,  26 
Oct.,   1874). 

6.  Paul  Clare  Smith,  m.  Tiiylorville,  24  .lune.  18Pl>,  Little,  dau. 
Newell  Douglas,  Ricks  (6.  Tavlorville,  III.)  Issue:  i.  Douglas  Hcnry9 
(Smith)   6.  Chicago,  19  Aug.,  1899. 


154  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

University.  Finishing  the  theological  course  in  two  years,  he 
was  ordained  at  Westford,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  shortly  after  at- 
taining his  majority.  His  first  charge  was  the  Westford  Baptist 
church,  where  he  remained  three  years.  The  next  seven  years 
were  spent  as  pastor  of  the  Sloansville  (N.  Y.)  Baptist  church, 
and  the  succeeding  five  years  in  the  Fort  Edward  (N.  Y.) 
church.  Going  thence  to  Wisconsin,  he  founded  the  Afton  Baptist 
church  and  subsequently  held  charges  in  West  Salem,  Sparta, 
Tomah  and  New  Lisbon,  in  Wisconsin,  and  in  Carrollton,  111. 
Receiving  a  call  to  the  Oakland  (Cal.)  Baptist  church,  he  went 
thither  and  subsequently  filled  pulpits  at  Sacramento,  Healds- 
burg  and  Valejo,  in  that  State.  In  1887,  he  narrowly  escaped 
death  in  an  accident  on  the  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul 
Railway,  one  of  his  limbs  being  so  badly  crushed  that  amputa- 
tion became  necessary.  This  terminated  his  active  ministerial 
career  and  thenceforth  until  his  death  he  made  his  home  in 
Chicago.  His  career  was  a  remarkable  one.  He  combined 
shrewd  business  tact  with  earnest  enthusiasm  in  the  cause  of 
religion.  More  than  6,000  persons  are  said  to  owe  their  conver- 
sion to  his  efforts.  More  than  two  score  ministers  owed  their 
first  start  in  the  profession  to  his  helpful  offices.  As  an  exhorter 
he  was  earnest  and  forceful,  imparting  some  of  his  own  enthu- 
siasm to  all  who  heard  him.     {See  portrait.) 


FAMILY  LXXXVII* 

JESSE«  [212],  {IsracP  James*  David^  DazncF  James')  b. 
Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  22  Dec,  1807;  d.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  3 
June,  1884;  m.  Cherrj^  Valley,  N.  Y.,  19  Dec.,  1835,  Harriet 
Dutcher  (b.  28  Sept.,  1815;  d.  Coldwater,  Mich.,  11  Feby., 
1886).  [Cooperstonm,  N.  Y. 

'  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  BS3. 


THE    SIXTH    GENERATION  155 

Children: 

5S3       I.  Helen  Mary''  b.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  5  Sept.,  1857; 
m.  (i)  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  29  Aug.,  1861,  Erastus,  s. 
Chandler  Root,  of  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  (d.  25  Apl., 
1886.)  No  issue, 
m.   (2)   23  Nov.,   1868,  Robert  K.,  s.  William  and 

Susan   ( )    Stewart,  of  New  York,    (rf.  29 

Nov.,   1884).     No  issue.  [ColdTiVter,  Mich. 

584  II.  Rexeville^  d.  inf. 

585  III.  Ortense^  d.  inf. 

586  IV.  Israel  A.'  b.  24  July,  1844.     Fam.  CXCIV. 

587  V.  Leroy  Lloyd'   b.  Westville,  Otsego  Co.,   N.   Y.,    14 

May,  1849;  d.  Coldwater,  Mich.,  18  Apl.,  1892;  m. 
Coldwater,  Mich.,  19  July,   1877,  Elizabeth  A.  dau. 

Jacob  and  Elizabeth  C,    ( )   Bernhardt   {b. 

Three  Rivers,  Wis.,  20  Jany.,  1849).     -^^  issue. 

[Coldwater,  Mich. 


FAMILY  LXXXVIIL* 

JAMES'^  [215],  {Israel^  James*  DazmP  Daz'id-  Jamcs^)  b. 
Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  19  Dec.,  1815;  d.  Spring-field,  Minn.,  6  Jany., 
1898;  m.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  5  May,  1840,  Catherine,  dau. 
George  and  Laney  (Garlock)  Nellis  {b.  Fort  Plain,  N.  Y.,  31 
Mch.,  1823).  [Springfield,  Minn. 

Children : 

588       I.  Clarissa't  b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  17  June,  1841  ;  m. 
(I)  Rock  Co.,  Wis.,  21  Apl.,  1858,  Albert,  j.  Garrett 

and  Catherine  ( )  Smith  (b.  Herk.  Co.,  N.  Y., 

28  June,  1836;  d.  7  Oct.,  1871).     Issue: 

[Mt.  Vernon,  III. 

*  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  SS9  and  WId.  215. 
t  Pers.  statement 


156  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  Ida  May®  (Smith)  b.  8  June,  i860. 

ii.  George  Albert*  (Smith)  b.  21  Apl.,  1861. 
iii.  Clarke*  (Smith)  b.  25  Nov.,  1866. 
iv.  Charles  Henry*   (Smith)   b.  25  Mch.,  1868;  d. 
19  Feby.,  1893. 

V.  Stephen  Jefferson*  (Smith)  b.  5  May,  1871. 

m.  (2)  Worthington,  Minn.,  29  Mch.,  1874,  Gam- 
aliel. .?.  Thomas  and  Mary  Ann  (Burgess)  Scutt 
(b.  Columbia,  N.  Y.,  12  June,  1837).     Issue: 

vi.  James  Thomas*  (Scutt)  b.  15  Mch.,  1875. 
vii.  Garfield*  (Scutt)  b.  12  Oct.,  1882. 

589  II.  Rexeville'*   b.  Otsego   Co.,   N.  Y.,    15   May,    1843; 

m.  Big  Grove,  Benton  Co.,  la.,  26  Nov.,  1868,  Julius 
J.,  s.  John  H.  and  Eliza  (Gardner)  Westinghouse  (b. 
II  Dec,  1844).     Issue:  [Springfield,  Minn. 

i.  John  H.*   (Westinghouse)   b.   16  Feby.,   1871 ; 

d.  26  Feby..  1871. 
ii.  Hattie  E.*   (Westinghouse)   b.  10  Jany.,  1872; 

d.  26  May,  1877. 
iii.  Violetta*  (Westinghouse)  b.  13  Aug.,  1874;  d. 

14  Aug.,  1881. 
iv.  Bert*    (Westinghouse)    b.   18  Feby.,   1879. 
V.  Gertrude*  (Westinghouse)  b.  25  Aug.,  1881. 

590  III.  Jonas  Israel  b.  i  Nov.,  1845.     F^^-  CXCVII. 

591  IV.  Mary  Elizabeth^*  b.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  30  Dec., 

1846;  ?».  Vinton,  Benton  Co.,  la.,  3  Jany.,  1866, 
Henry  T.,  j.,  Cornelius  and  Susanna  (Adams) 
Lauderbaugh  {b.  Waynesboro,  Pa.,  20  Nov.,  1842). 
Issue:  [Chattanooga,    Tenn. 

*  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  157 

i.  Annie*   (Lauderbaugh)   b.  8  May,   1867;  d.   i 

Sept.,   1867. 
ii.  John  D.*    (Lauderbaugh)    b.    14  Sept.,    i86g. 

i'liiii.  [Highland  Park,   Tcnn. 

iii.  James   B.'*    (Lauderbaugh)    b.    11    Oct.,    1871.° 

592  V.  James"  b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  21  Aug.,  1848. 

593  VI.  George"  b.  10  Dec.,  1850.     Fam.  CXCVIIL 

594  vii.  WilHanV  b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  May,  1852;  (/.  15 

Nov.,  1852. 

595  vni.  Adehnar^  b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y..  i  Apl.,  1856. 

596  IX.  Estella''*  b.  Rock  Co.,  Wis.,  28  Jany.,   1859;  m.  24 

July,  1859,  WilHam  Elijah,  .y.  Fred  and  Mary  Ann 
(Roby)  Bloom  {b.  Green  Co.,  Wis.,  19  Oct.,  i860). 
Issue:  [JVorthington,  Minn. 

i.  Clarinda  Ethel"  (Bloom)  b.  21  Aug.,  1882. 

ii.  George  Luther*  (Bloom)  b.  14  June,  1885. 

iii.  Harry  Edlow*  (Bloom)  b.  i  Feby.,  1887. 

iv.  John  William*  (Bloom)  b.  16  Jany.,  1893. 

V.  Barbara  Catherine*    (Bloom)    b.   2  Oct.,    1898. 

597  X.  Dewitt  Clinton"  b.  19  June,  1861.  Fam.  CIC. 


FAMILY  LXXXIX.j 

JOHN  ABEL"  [219],  (Miner  lames'  David^  David^ 
Janics^)  b.  Pierstown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  25  Sept.,  1818;  d. 
Delhi,  N.  Y.,  27  Apl.,  1899;  m.  Delhi,  N.  Y.,  4  June,  1844, 
Juliette,  dan.  Ferdinand  and  Dorothy  (McLean)  Thurber  (6. 
Delhi,  N.  Y..  8  Aug.,  1824).  [Delhi,  N.  Y. 

<\.     Jiinu's  H.  T,au(U'rli;ui<:h.  m.  Cliattanoo^'a,  Tenn.,  Elizahrth,  dan,  Jean  and 
Elizabeth   (Uickaby)  Michel,  (6.  New  Orleans,  15  Aug.,  187G).* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.,   598. 


158  THE  PARS  II  ALL  FAMILY 

Children:    (All  b.  Delhi,  N.  Y.) 

598  I.  Elizabeth'*  b.  28  Dec,   1845;  "'•  Delhi,   N.  Y.,   16 

Aug.,  1866,  William  R.,  s.  William  and  Mary  (Bar- 
ry) Hull  (b.  New  York,  12  Jany.,  1843;  d.  Litch- 
field, Conn.,  3  May,  1879).    Issue:  [Delhi,  N.  Y. 

i.  Elizabeth-^   (Hull)   b.  8  July.  1867;  d.  8  Sept., 

1868. 
ii.  Wallace   Parshall^    (Hull)    b.    17  Feby.,    1871 ; 

d.  5  Dec,  1887. 
iii.  Mary  Barry^  (Hull)  b.  5  Dec,  1872:  uiwt. 

[Delhi,  N.  Y. 

599  II.  William  Ambrose"  b.  23  May,  1848;  d.  New  York, 

21  Dec,  1892;  uiuii.  [Nczv  York,  N.  Y. 

John  A.  Parshall  was  a  printer  for  more  than  sixty  years,  and 
a  man  loved  and  respected  by  all  who  knew  him.  In  the  course 
of  his  long  life,  he  served  the  people  of  Delhi  as  President  of 
the  Village,  Trustee,  Clerk  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  Fire  Com- 
missioner and  in  fact  in  every  office  within  the  gift  of  his  fellow 
townsmen.  It  is  said  that  he  occupied  the  same  case,  in  the 
same  office,  at  the  same  window  for  more  than  fifty  years,  and 
that  he  "set"  birth,  death  and  marriage  notices  for  three  genera- 
tions of  his  neighbors.     {Sec  portrait.) 


FAMILY  XC.j 


ROBERT  AS AHEL«  [220],  (Miner,^  James,*  David, "^  David, 
James^)    b.  Pierstown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,    14  July,    1820;  d. 
Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  7  Oct.,   1900;  m.  Roseboom,  Otsego  Co., 
N.    Y.,    14   Jany.,    1852,    Catherine,    daii.    Asa    and    Elizabeth 
(Lough)  Howland  {b.  Roseboom,  N.  Y.,  23  Mch.,  1834). 

[Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 

*  Pers.    statement. 

t  Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.    know.,    Wld.,   230. 


^^^^^/^.^  x^ 


THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  159 

Children: 

600  I.  Elizabeth  Huldah'*  b.  Pierstown,  N.  Y.,   16  Feby., 

1853;  111.  Pierstown,  N.  Y.,  25  Dec,  1873,  Irvin, 
s.  Almon  and  Emeline  (Boyce)  Grover.     Issue: 

[Coopcrstoii'H,  N.  Y. 

i.  William  A.^   (Grover)  b.  19  Oct.,   1874;  unm. 

[Cooperstozi'-n,  N.  Y. 
ii.  Alice  M.*  (Grover)  b.  24  Mch.,  1882. 
iii.  Mabel  E.«   (Grover)  b.  18  June,  1886. 

601  II.  Ambrose"  b.  26  June,  1856;  d.  19  Dec,  1861. 

602  III.  Flora'  b.  4  Mch.,  1859:  d.  14  Nov.,  1861. 

603  IV.  Ten  Eyck  C.''*  b.  16  June,  1862 ;  m.  Springfield  Cen- 

tre, N.  Y.,  (Mrs.)  Minnie  L.  Tunnicliff.  No  issue, 
m.  (2)  Stone  Arabia,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  23  Aug., 
1889,  Belle  [628],  dan  Adriel  and  Louise  (Dutcher) 
Parshall  {b.  26  Aug.,  i860).    No  issue. 

[Fort  Plain,  N.  Y. 

604  V.  Emory  Upton"*  b.  16  July,  1864;  m.  Pierstown,  N.  Y., 

17  Dec,  1890,  Augusta  M.,  dait.  Deacon  W.  Ken- 
drick  and  Jeanette  M.  (Miller)  Warren.    No  issue. 

[Coopcrstozcn,  N.  Y. 

605  VI.  Nellie"*  b.  7  June,  1S69;  ;;;.  Richfield  Springs,  N.  Y., 

12  Oct.,  1892,  Thomas  O.,  s.  William  and  Mary 
(Rentole)   McDonald.     Issue:  [Pittsburg.  Pa. 

i.  Lee  Parshall*  (McDonald)  b.  23  May,  1893. 
ii.  Jessie  F.*    (McDonald)   b.   12  Mch.,   1895;  d. 

19  Feby.,  1896. 
iii.  Firman  A.**  (McDonald)  b.  28  Feby.,  1899. 

606  VII.  Lee'  b.  17  Oct.,  1871.     F.\m.  CC. 

t  Pers,   statement. 


160  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILV 


FAMILY  XCI* 

WILLIAM«  [222],  (Aluicr'  James*  Daz'icP  David-  James') 
b.  Pierstown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  7  Nov.,  1823;  d.  Syracuse, 
N.  Y.,  5  June,  1892;  ni.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  i  Sept.,  1858,  Eliza- 
beth, dan.  William  and  Esther  Riggs  (Orton)  Barkerf  (b.  Man- 
lius,  Onondago  Co.,  N.  Y.,  11  Sept.,  1836).       [Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.) 

607       I.  James  Clark"  b.  30  June,  1859.    Fam.  CCI. 
60S      II.   Helen  Esther"   b.    15   Dec.,   i860;  unm. 

[Syracuse,  N.   Y. 

609  III.  William  Barker"  b.  12  Sept.,  1862.     Fam.  CCII. 

610  IV.  Fanny  Hair.t  b.  15  July,  1864;  m.  Syracuse,  N.  Y., 

28  Oct.,  1880,  James,  s.  Hon.  James  and  Elizabeth 
(Caldwell)    Noxon    (b.    Syracuse,    N.    Y.,    3    May, 
1857).    Issue:    (All  t.  Winona,  Minn.) 

[Syracuse,  N.   Y. 

i.  Elizabeth*  (Noxon)  b.  i  Nov.,  1887. 
ii.  James  Alan*  (Noxon)  b.  14  June,  1890. 

611  V.  John  Miner''  d.  inf. 

612  VI.  Caroline  Elizabeth"  b.  29  Mch.,  1871  ;  uiim. 

[Syracuse,  N.   Y. 

613  VII.  Mary  Louise't  b.  15  Jany.,  1875;  ui.  Syracuse,  N.  Y., 

26  Apl.,  1900,  Henry  Monroe,  s.  Henry  Elisha 
and  Ellen  (Lewis)  Ford  (b.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  17 
Aug.,  1865).    Issue:  [Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

i.   Dorothy  Lewis*   (Ford)   b.  4  Feby.,   1901. 

•  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  607. 
t  Marriage  cert,   pos.,  607. 
t  Pers.    statement. 


^  fLu^u^ 


THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  161 

William  Parshall  left  home  when  a  boy  of  fourteen  to  seek 
his  fortune.  Going  to  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  he  spent  the  years  1838 
and  1839,  working  in  a  dry  goods  store.  At  the  end  of  that 
time  he  returned  to  Cooperstown,  where  he  was  employed  in 
a  hardware  store.  In  1848,  he  came  to  Syracuse,  and  on  April 
5th  of  that  year,  entered  the  employ  of  Norton.  Hall  &  Co., 
the  largest  hardware  dealers  in  that  part  of  the  State.  Two  years 
later,  in  1850,  he  bought  out  the  interest  of  Mr.  Hall,  and  the 
firm  subsequently  became  Norton,  Bradley  &  Co.,  Bradley, 
Parshall  &  Co.,  and  Parshall  &  Searl.  In  all  these  firms  Mr. 
Parshall  was  the  practical  hardware  man  of  the  concern  and 
was  noted  as  a  shrewd  and  careful  buyer  and  conservative  busi- 
ness man.  In  1890,  having  accumulated  a  fortune,  he  retired 
from  business.  Close  and  economical  in  business  matters,  in 
his  family  he  was  libera!  to  a  fault,  and  no  wish  of  his  children 
was  ever  too  extravagant  for  him  to  gratify.  Though  not  a 
member  of  the  church,  he  was  always  interested  in  its  welfare 
and  contributed  liberally  to  religious  work.  He  was  a  member 
of  the  Board  of  Trustees  of  the  Park  Central  Presbyterian 
church  of  Syracuse  for  more  than  forty  years,  and  was  Chairman 
of  the  Board  for  nearly  that  length  of  time.  A  business  man  of 
the  "old  school,"  his  icord  was  always  better  than  another  man's 
bond.  Honest  and  upright  himself,  he  ever  sought  to  instill 
sentiments  of  honor  and  honesty  into  his  children,  his  servants 
and  his  clerks.  Few  men  have  left  behind  them  such  a  reputation 
for  integrity  as  he.  Honored  and  respected  in  the  community 
where  he  lived,  loved  by  his  family,  as  few  fathers  are,  he  met 
death  with  the  serene  fortitude  with  which  he  had  met  every 
crisis  of  his  life.    (See  portrait.) 


162  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  XCII* 

PETER"  [227],  {George'  James*  David''  David-  James') 
b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co,,  N.  Y.,  24  Nov.,  1827;  vi.  Middlefield, 
N.  Y.,  29  May,  1855,  Ordelia,  dan.  Benjamin  antl  Catherine 
(Shiels)  Pitts  (b.  29  Oct.,  1835;  d.  Whitesville,  Allegany  Co., 
N.  Y.,  24  July,   1880).  [Coopersfou'ii,  N.  Y., 

Children:    (All  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.) 

614  I.  Latonus  J."  b.  17  Nov.,  i860.     Fam.  CCIII. 

615  II.  Lulu'  b.  17  ApL,  1865;  m.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  17 

Oct.,  1889,  Charles  H.,  s.  Norman  L.  and  Jennie 
(Huntington)  Mason  {b.  Middlefield  Center,  N.  Y., 
26  Aug.,  1861).     Issue:  [Cooperstoicn,  N.  Y. 

i.  Jennie  Ordelia*  (Mason)  b.  23  May,  1892. 


FAMILY  XCII  Li 


DANIEL"  [229],  (George^,  James*,  David"-,  David",  James') 
b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  Apl.,  1833:  ;;;.  Westford, 
Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  Oct.,  1868,  Estelle  C,  dau.  John  A.  and 
Mahala  (Bates)  Snyder  {b.  Westville,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28 
Oct.,  1S48).    Issue:  {Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 


Children:     (All  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.) 
616       I.  Floyd  B.'^  b.  i  Nov.,  1872;    unm. 


[Middlefield.  N.  Y. 


•  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  615. 
t  Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.    know.,   617. 


THE     SIXTH      GENERATION  163 

617      II.  Grace  L."  b.  13  ApL,  1876;   ni.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y., 
30  Apl.,  1896,  Dr.  Bennett  W.,  s.  John  F.  and 


(Bennett)  Dewar  {b.  Oneonta,  N.  Y.,  2  Mch.,  1871). 
No  issue.  [Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY    XCIV* 


GEORGE  WASHINGTON"  [230],  (George'^  James*, 
David^,  David-,  James"-)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  4 
Apl.,  1837;  '"•  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  11  Feby.,  1865,  Harriet  I., 
dan.  Charles  G.  and  Priscilla  (Wiltse)  Coffin  {b.  Middlefield, 
N.  Y.,  27  July,  1S42;    d.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  22  Feby.,  1900). 

[Cooperstozim,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.) 

618  I.  Charles  Henry"  b.   12  Jany.,  1866.     Fam.  CCIV. 

619  II.  Lynn  George'    b.   14  July,   1870.     Fam.  CCV. 

620  III.   Karl  Alfred'  b.  4  Aug.,  1877."  [Nezv  York. 

Received  a  common  school  education.  Left  home  when  six- 
teen years  of  age  and  learned  the  trade  of  a  wagonmaker,  which 
he  followed  for  ten  years.  When  twenty-six  years  of  age  he 
bought  a  farm  and  followed  the  calling  of  a  farmer  until  1895. 
He  was  one  of  the  largest  hop  growers  in  the  State,  as  high  as 
20,000  pounds  having  been  raised  by  him  in  a  single  year.  In 
1898,  was  elected  Supervisor  of  the  Town  of  Middlefield, 
and  re-elected  for  several  terms.  Was  president  of  the  Otsego 
County  Agricultural  Society  in  1899.     (See  portrait.) 

a.  Karl  Alfred  Parsliiill  was  a  graduate  of  the  Cooperstowii  High  School 
and  of  the  Albany  Medical  College  and  a  licensed  practitioner.  He  was  for- 
merly a  member  of  the  staff  of  the  Saratoga  (N.  Y. )  hospital,  and  is  now  in 
general  practice  in  New  York  City. 

•  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  230. 


164  T.H  E     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    XCV* 

FARRAND  COFFIN"  [334],  (Gilberfi,  James*,  Davi<P, 
DavifP,  James^)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  12  Dec., 
1828;  d.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  26  Mch.,  1892;  m.  Portlandville, 
Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  23  Oct.,  1851,  Jane  Hoff,  dan.  Lewis  and 
Catherine  Hoff  (Covert)  Barnum  {b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  22 
June,  1834).  [Cooperstozim,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

621  I.  Estelle  Ann"  d.  inf. 

622  II.  Mary  L.'  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  19  Oct.,  1855. 

[Glens  Falls,  N.  Y. 

623  III.  Louis  Gilbert^  d.  inf. 

624  IV.  Grace  Belle"  b.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  6  Sept.,   1869. 

[Glens  Falls,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  XCVI.f 


JAMES  GILES"  [235],  (Gilbert,  James*,  Da-c'id^  David-, 
James)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y..  7  Feby.,  1830;  d. 
Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  19  Apl.,  1903;  m.  (i),  Springfield,  Otsego 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  23  Nov.,  1853.  Mary  E.,  dau.  Abram  B.  and  Elvira 
(Pier)  Van  Home  (b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y..  17  Oct.,  1832;  d. 
Springfield,  N.  Y.,  17  Oct.,  1855).  [Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 

Children : 
625       I.  Willie  Gilbert'  d.  inf. 

•  Fam.  Recs.   and  pers.  know.,  622. 
t  Pers.     statement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  165 

1)1.  (2)  II  Oct.,  1859,  Cornelia  E.,  dait.  Abram  B.  and  Elvira 
<Pier)  Van  Home  {b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  —  Apl.,  1838;  d. 
j6  Apl,  1863). 

Children: 

626  II.  Cornelia  Maria^  b.  Utica,  N.  Y.,  13  Apl.,  1863;  d. 
Utica,  N.  Y.,  8  Dec,  1892;  m.  Bridgewater,  Oneida 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  —  Aug.,  1887,  Dr.  David  Slade,  s.  John 
and  Esther  E.  (Williams)  Eynor  (b.  Utica,  N.  Y.,  30 
Mch.,  1863;  d.  Utica,  N.  Y.,  22  Mch.,  1897).    Issue: 

[Utica,  N.  Y. 

i.  John  Stewart*  (Eynor)  b.  Bridgewater,  N.  Y., 
26  Apl.,  1889.    '  [New  York.  N.  Y. 

m.  (3)  Fort  Plain,  N.  Y.,  11  June,  1879,  Kate  R.,  dan.  Parks 
.and  Sarah  Ann  (Young)   Baird  {b.  \\^ayne  Co.,  Pa.,  22  May, 
1837).    No  issue. 


FAMILY    XCVII* 

ADRIEL«  [236],  (Gilbert^,  James*,  David'',  David-,  Jamcs^) 
■b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  13  Sept.,  183 1;  (/.  Whig 
■Corners,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  i  Oct.,  1896;  m.  Springfield,  Otsego 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  31  Dec,  1855,  Louise,  dan.  John  and  Laura  (Burlin- 
game)  Dutcher  {b.  Springfield,  N.  Y.,  17  July,  1833). 

[IVhig  Comers,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 
627       I.  Adelbert'^  b.  24  Apl.,  1857.    Fam.  CCVL 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  628. 


166  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

628  II.  Belle"  b.  Springfield,  N.  Y.,  26  Aug.,  i860;  m.  (i) 

Whig  Corners,  N.  Y.,  15  Oct.,  1879,  Curtis,  s.  Abijah 
and  Laura  S.  (Pierce)  Barnum  (b.  Cooperstown, 
N.  Y.,  7  May,  1857).    Issue:         [Fort  Plain,  N.  Y. 

i.   Harold  A.*  (Barnum)  b.  10  Jany.,  1882. 
ii.  Laura  P.*   (Barnum)  b.  9  Dec,  1886. 

ni.  (2)  Stone  Arabia,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  23  Aug., 
1899,  Ten  Eyck  [603],  .?.  Robert  Asahel  and  Cath- 
erine (Rowland)  Parshall  (t.  16  June,  1862).  No 
issue. 

629  III.  Claude  Monroe"  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y..  9  Oct.,  1874; 

m.  Phoenix  Mills,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y..  20  Mch.,  1895, 
Lulu,  dan.  Theodore  and  Eliza  (Cahoon)  Snedecker 
{h.  Phoenix  Mills,  N.  Y.,  12  Sept.,  1877).    No  issue. 


FAMILY    XCVIIL* 

ALBERT  ORLANDO«  [238],  (Gilbert'^,  Jamcs\  DaviiP, 
David-,  Jaiucs')  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  17  Apl.,  1835  ; 
m.  Westford,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  26  Oct.,  1859,  Matilda  A., 
dau.  Bela  J.  and  Maria  (Bailey)  Kaple  (b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y., 
12  Mch.,  1835).  [Cooperstozi.'n,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

630  I.   Irving  B."  d.  inf. 

631  II.  Ada  M.^  d.  inf. 

632  III.  Gilbert^  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y..  17  Jany.,  1866. 

[Middlefield,  N.  Y. 

633  IV.  Carrie  M.'^  b.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  23  July,  1869:    m. 

Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  18  Oct.,  1899,  Howard,  .i-.  Viree 
and  Albertine  (Keller)  Clark.    No  issue. 

[MiddleMd,  N.  Y. 

•  Fam.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.,   63-i. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  167 

634      V.  Frederick  Carlton'   b.   Cooperstown,  N.   Y.,   7  July, 
1 87 1.  [Plattshurgh,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY     IC* 


HENRY  CLAY«  [240],  (Gilbert^,  James*,  David\  DavuP, 
James^)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  19  Aug.,  1844;  d. 
Middletown,  N.  Y.,  17  July,  1890;  m.  22  Sept.,  1870,  Ann  J. 
Richmond  {b.  15  Aug.,  1851;  d.  Middletown,  N.  Y.,  17  July, 
1890).  [One onto,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

635  I.  Cassius  Clay"  b.  Hamilton  City,  Butler  Co.,  O.,   17 

Oct.,  1 87 1."  '         [Onconta,  N.  Y. 

636  II.  Maud  Luella"  b.  New  Lisbon,  O.,  12  May,  1873. 

[Cooperstoztm,  N.  Y. 

637  III.  Frank  Karl"  b.  New  Lisbon,  O..  30  May,   1880. 

[Onconta,  N.  Y. 

638  IV.  Raymond  Curtis'  b.  New  Lisbon,  O.,  21  June,  1882. 

[Oneonta,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  C.f 


GILBERT«  [245],  (David",  James*,  David^  David",  James') 
b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co..  N.  Y.,  30  Aug.,  1835;  m.  Owego, 
N.  Y.,  24  Dec,  1862,  Sophronia,  dan.  Ira  and  .\nn  (Vasbinder) 
Brooks  (b.  Tinga  Center,  N.  Y.,  25  Feby.,  1839;  d.  Danby, 
N.  Y.,  I  Aug..  1874).  [IVest  Danby,  Tomplcins  Co.,  N.  Y. 

•  Fatn.   Recs.  and  pers.   know..  237. 
t  Pers.    statement. 


168  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children:     (All  b.  Danby,  N.  Y.) 

639  I.  Fred'  b.  29  Oct.,  1864.  [JVcst  Danby,  N.  Y. 

640  II.  Minnie'  b.  9  July,   1867;    vi.  Tioga  Center,  N.  Y., 

William  Moses,  s.  Samuel  and  Mary  (Everhart) 
Dawes  (b.  Danby,  N.  Y.,  26  Nov.,  1858).  Issue: 
(All  b.  Danby,  N.  Y.)        [Spencer,  Tioga  Co.,  N.  Y. 

i.  Leo  H.«  (Dawes)  b.  4  Nov.,  1887. 
ii.  Laton  Gilbert*  (Dawes)  b.  16  Oct.,  1897. 

641  in.  Dollie'  b.  24  Aug.,  1869;   m.  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  21  Nov., 

1896,  Raymond  A.,  j.  Marcus  L.  and  Mary  (Sabin) 
Cowles  {b.  Spencer,  N.  Y.,  29  Oct.,   1877).     I^^'tt^-' 

[West  Danby,  N.  Y. 

i.  Lillian  Mary*  (Cowles)  b.  22  Apl.,  1899. 

Gilbert  removed  to  Danby  with  his  parents  when  a  mere  child. 
He  still  owns  and  cultivates  the  farm  which  his  father  cleared  at 
that  time.  "He  is  a  lively  little  man.  full  of  stories."  He  is 
an  advanced  farmer,  believing  fully  in  the  truth  of  the  old  maxim, 
that  "What  is  worth  doing  at  all  is  worth  doing  well."  His 
farm  is  said  to  present  the  best  appearance  of  any  in  his  town- 
ship. Possessing  the  racial  characteristics  of  diminutive  stature, 
in  his  youth  he  was  of  Herculean  strength.  Small,  wiry,  strong, 
of  rugged  constitution,  he  might  well  stand  as  a  type  of  our 
family. 


FAMILY     CI* 


ELEPHAS''[246],(^Z)a7'Jrf',  Iamcs\  David\  David",  James') 
b.  Danby,  Tompkins  Co.,   N.  Y.,   15   Mch.,   1839;    tn.  Danby, 


•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATIONi  169 

N.  Y.,  i8  Nov.,  1863,  Orcelia,  dau.  William  Henry  and  Abigail 
(Gunn)  Green  {b.  Danby,  N.  Y.,  4  Aug.,  1847). 

[IVest  Danby,  Tioga  Co.,  N.  V. 

Children:     (All  b.  Danby,  N.  Y.) 

642  I.  Edward  LJ  b.   13  Apl.,   1868;    m.  Spencer,  N.  Y., 

24  Jany.,  1893,  Nancy  Elizabeth,  dau.  Cornelius  and 
Eliza  D.  (Carpenter)  Davis  {b.  Van  Etten,  N.  Y., 
4  Oct.,  1868).    No  issue.  [Elmira  Heights,  N.  Y. 

643  Ti.  Ada'  b.  22  May,  1873;    d.  Danby,  N.  Y.,  11  Feby., 

1894. 

644  III.  Mildred^  b.  13  Nov.,  1883;   m.  —  Apl.,  1902,  Burr 

Loomis.  [West  Danby,  N.  Y. 

A  farmer  like  his  father  and  elder  brother,  Elephas  is  also  a 
mason  and  follows  both  occupations.  He  built  with  his  own 
hands  the  house  in  which  he  resides  and  many  others  in  the 
neighborhood.  The  stone  work  of  many  of  the  bridges  in  his 
township  is  his  handiwork.  A  lover  of  music,  he  is  an  adept  at 
the  violin.  Somewhat  reserved,  to  those  who  have  succeeded  in 
winning  his  confitlence  he  is  guide,  mentor  and  friend.  Open- 
handed  and  charitable,  he  is  always  ready  to  extend  a  helping 
hand  to  the  unfortunate. 


FAMILY    CII.'' 


DAVID  SIDNEY" [248], (^yl/r/iiVatrr-,  John\  David\  DaviiP, 
James^)  b.  14  Apl.,  1814:  d.  Somerset,  Niag.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Feby., 
1849:  ;;;.  Somerset,  N.  Y.,  30  Sept..  1839,  Elizaette  Hoag  {b. 
Lawrence,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  14  Dec,  1819). 

[Samerset,  Niag.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

•  Bible  Rec.  38,  and  Fam.  Recs.  and  pera.  know.,  Mrs.  Rosamond  Barry. 


170  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children:     (All  b.  Somerset,  N.  Y.) 

645  I.  Sarah   Hortense^    b.    10   Sept.,    1840;     d.    Somerset, 

N.  Y.,  28  Feby,,  1849. 

646  II.  Hannah  Maria'  b.  1  Mch.,  1842;    m.  16  ApL,  1862, 

George  Horsfall,  {d.  16  July,  1864).    No  usiie. 

m.   (2)   Middleport,  N.  Y.,  6  Jany.,   1873.  William 

Henry,   s.   John   and   Elizabeth    ( )    Horsfall 

{b.  Somerset,  N.  Y.,  iS  June,  1839).  Issue: 

[Scotts,  Mich. 

i.  Emeline*  (Horsfall). 

ii.  Walter  Sidney*  (Horsfall). 

iii.  Hattie  Belle^  (Horsfall). 

iv.  Alonzo  Delos^   (Horsfall). 

V.  Mary  Etta*  (Horsfall). 

647  III.  Amanda   Malvina"    b.    5   Oct.,    1844;     d.    Somerset, 

N.  Y.,  29  Jany.,  1879;  m.  Wilson.  Niag.  Co.,  N.  Y., 
25  Feby.,  1863,  John  Jacob,  .y.  David  Wilber  and 
Sarah  (Barker)  Haight  {b.  Somerset,  N.  Y.,  4  Feby., 
1840).     Issue: 

i.  Mary  Rosamond*   (Haight)   b.   15  June.  1864." 

[Lockport,  N.  Y. 

648  IV.   Phebe  Ann"  b.  16  Nov.,  1846;  ;;;. — Dec,  1872.  Alonzo 

Scranton.  [Sandusky,  0. 

a.  Rosamond  Haight,  m.  Somerset,  Niajj.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  16  Mch.,  1886,  William 
Henry,  «.  Samuel  and  Fidelia  Elsie  (Frost)  Barry  (6.  Somerset,  N.  Y.,  4 
Oct.,  "i860).  Issve:  i.  Raymond  Samuels  (Barry)  6.  2  Nov.,  1886;  ii.  Leah 
Elsies  (Barry)  b.  7  June,"l888;  Hi.  Maude  AmandaS  (Barrv)  6.  9  Apl.,  1890; 
iv.  John  LewisO  (Barry)  6.  12  Nov.,  189.3;  d.  20  Dec,  1893;  v.  Forrest  Wil- 
liams (Barry)  b.  6  Mch.,  1896;  vi.  Beulah  Rosamonds  (Barry)  b.  11  Dec, 
1897;  vii.  Blanche  Louises   (Barry)  h.  31  Oct.,  1900.* 


*  Pers.    statement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  171 


FAMILY    cm.'' 

JAMES  EVERETTE«  [2Si],(Elia/\  John*,  David^,  DavicP, 
Jaincs^J  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  2  Aug.,  1839;  ni.  (i) 
Toddsville,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  30  June,  1861,  Phoeba  Ann,  dau. 

Riley  and  Ada  ( )  Field  (b.  Toddsville,  N.  Y.,  21  Aug., 

1836;   (/.  Milford,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y..  31  Jany.,  1899). 

[Milford,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

649  I.  Frank  James'  d.  inf. 

650  II.   Horace  Field'  b.  9  Sept.,  1865.°  [Lottdon,  Eng. 

in.   (2)  26  Apl.,  1900,  Mimi  Blackstock.  No.  issue. 

James  E.  Parshall  is  a  successful  lawyer  at  Milford,  N.  Y., 
and  occupies  a  high  rank  at  the  Otsego  County  bar.  He  is  a 
recognized  authority  on  real  estate  law  and  in  Surrogate's  Court 
practice.  He  has  one  of  the  finest  private  law  libraries  in  New 
York  State.     (See  portrait.) 

a.  Horace  Field  P.irshall.  ni.  20  Dee.,  1894,  Annie  M.,  dan.  R.  V.  ami 
A.  ( Montpomer>- )  Kogers  ()).  Halifax,  Nova  iSootia,  4  .July.  1S7.3. )  Xo 
issue."  jlr.  Parshall  is  a  nieiiilicr  of  the  Institution  of  Civil  Engineers, 
member  of  the  Institution  of  Electrical  Engineers,  of  Great  Britain.  ai\cl  mem- 
ber of  the  Institute  of  Mechanical  Engineers,  nieniber  of  the  Institute  of 
Electrical  Engineers  of  America,  horn  Septeiiihcr  !Hh.  ISfi."),  at  .Milfonl.  New 
York,  U.  S.  A.,  educated  at  Hartwie!-;  fSeminary,  New  York;  Cornell  Uni- 
versity, Ithaca,  New  Y'ork;  Lehigh  I'niversity,  South  Bethlehem,  Pennsylva- 
nia. Subsequently  he  had  experience  in  the  Sprague  Electric  Railway  and  Motor 
Co.,  first  as  designing  engineer  of  stationary  motors  and  suhsequcntly  as 
designing  engineer  of  railway  molors.  He  afterwards  oecujiied  the  position  of 
Chief  Engineer  to  the  Wenstrom  l)ynanu>  &  .Motor  Co.,  of  Baltimore,  in  which 
position  he  develo])e<l  the  4-pole  Slow  Speed  Single  Keduction  Steel  Railway 
Motor  now  iised  in  the  I'nited  States.  He  afterwards  acted  as  Chief  Designing 
Engineer  to  tile  Edison  Ceneral  Electric  Co.,  and  sul)sc(pu'nt  to  the  cons(dida- 
tion  of  that  Comjiany  with  tlie  Thomsonllouslon  Co.,  occ\ipied  the  same  posi- 
tion with  the  General  Electric  Co.  of  America.  During  this  period  the  type 
of  apparatus  at  present  in  use  was  developed  and  standardized,  notably  large 

•  Pers.    statement. 


172  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY     CIV* 

HENRY  E."  [253],  (Elias^^,  John*,  DazdcP,  David^,  James^) 
b.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  26  Nov.,  1850;  m.  Warren,  Herk.  Co., 
N.  Y.,  8  Mch.,  1876,  Ella,  dau.  Ira  and  Minerva  (Millington) 
Whiter  {b.  Warren,  N.  Y.,  23  Feby.,  1854). 

[^Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 


Children:    (All  b.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.) 

651  I.  Elias  I.''  b.  I  Jany..  1877. 

652  II.  Earl  R.^  b.  17  Nov.,  1884. 


FAMILY  CV.j 

JOHNS    [255],    (David  Jefferson"^,  John*,   David^,   David-, 
James^)  b.  probably  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  May,  1829;  d.  Lake 

railway  generators,  three-phase  generators,  rotary  converters,  railway  motors 
and  the  electrical  equipment  of  motor  cars  and  locomotives.  Since  the  year 
1895  he  has  been  in  practice  as  a  Consulting  Engineer  in  Great  Britain,  and 
has  carried  out  many  important  installations,  amongst  these  being,  The  Dub- 
lin United  Tramways,  Bristol  Tramways,  London  United  Tramways,  Glasgow 
€orporation  Tramways,  Isle  of  Thanet  Tramways,  and  is  the  originator  of  the 
system  used  on  the  "Central  London  Railway,  to  which  Company  he  is  per- 
nianent  Consulting  Engineer.  Mr.  Parshall  "has  also  visited  upper  Egypt  to 
report  upon  a  Power  Transmission  Scheme.  He  was  for  some  time 
lecturer  on  dvnamo  design  at  the  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  and 
is  joint  author  with  Mr.  H.  M.  Hobart  of  a  treatise  on  Armature  Windings 
and  a  book  on  the  Design  of  Electrical  Generators,  which  were  well  received  by 
the  technical  press,  and  which  have  a  large  sale  both  in  Great  Britain  and 
America.  Mr.  Parshall  is  also  the  author  of  a  number  of  technical  papers 
relating  to  the  design  of  electric  tramways  .and  railway  installations  and 
apparatus,  and  in  1896  gained  the  Crampton  Prize  awarded  by  the  Institution 
of  Civil  Engineers  for  a  paper  read  before  that  Institution  entitled  "Magnetic 
Data  of  Iron  and  Steel,"  and  in  1898  gained  a  premium  awarded  by  the 
Institution  of  Electrical  Engineers  for  a  paper  entitled  "Earth  Return  for 
Electric  Tramways."     (See  portrait.) 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.    know.,    659. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  173 

Geneva,  Wis.,   17  May,   1896;  m.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.,  3  July, 

1856,  Olive  Octavia,  dan.  Horace  and  Jane  ( )  Marshall 

(b.  20  May,  1836;  d.  Lake.  Geneva,  Wis.,  27  Mch.,  1891).    (See 
portrait.)  [Lake  Geneva,  Wis. 

Children:     (All  h.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.) 

653  I.  Willard  De  Forest^  h.  30  June,  1857;  d.  Lake  Geneva, 

Wis.,  7  Nov.,  1865. 

654  II.  Charles  Henry'   b.  7  Nov.,   i860;  d.  Lake  Geneva, 

Wis.,  I4jany.,  1862. 

655  III.  Cora  MabeP  b.  25  Dec,  1863;  unm.      [Elkhorn,  Wis. 

656  IV.  John  Frank'  fo.  II  May,  1865.     Fam.  CCVH. 

657  V.  Albert  Justin'  b.  2  Mch.,  1867;  d.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis., 

II  Dec,  1867. 

658  VI.  George  Francis'  b.  i\   ApL,  1870;  d.   Lake  Geneva, 

Wis.,  12  Mch.,  1872. 

659  VII.  Mary  Blanche'*  b.  26  July,  1872;  m.  Lake  Geneva, 

Wis.,  26  July.  1893,  William  Percy,  s.  Thomas  and 
Annie  Elizabeth  (Dunn)  Longland  {b.  Yardley,  Has- 
tings, Northamptonshire,  Eng.,  7  Mch.,  1870).  Issue: 

i.  Albert  Perc)'^  (Longland)  b.  10  Nov.,  1895. 

[Chicago,  III. 
ii.  Frank  Thomas^  (Longland)  b.  26  Apl.,  1897). 

660  VIII.  Elbert  Lewis'  b.  28  Sept.,  1874:  unitt.  [Jl'hcatoii,  III. 

661  IX.  Harry  Clyde'    b.   25   Dec,    1878;   tii.   Lake  Geneva, 

Wis.,  20  Jany.,  1901,  Mary  Rachel,  dau.  Eugene  and 
Carrie  (Campbell)  Lenon  (b.  Lyons,  Wis.,  14  July, 
1880).  [Lake  Geneva,  Wis. 

•  Pers.   statement. 


174  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY   CVI.    * 

JOHN''  [258],  {Jamci'  Jonathan*  Jonathan^  David"  Jamcs^) 
b.  Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  15  Oct.,  1789;  d.  Mendon, 
Mich.,  5  Oct.,  1858:  m.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  Persis,  dan.  Caleb  and 
Elizabeth  (Williams)  Hopkinson  {b.  Manlius,  Onon.  Co.,  N.  Y., 
28  Nov.,  1794;  d.  Mendon,  Mich.,  1881).         [Mendon,  Mich. 

Children: 

662  I.   Harriet't  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  10  Dec,  1812;  d.  Detroit, 

Mich.,  24  Mch.,  1897;  m.  Royal  Oak,  Mich.,  i  June, 
1834,  Henry  Christy,  s.  Allen  and  Philena  (Gunn) 
Gaylord  (b.  Ohio,  23  Jany.,  181 1;  d.  Detroit,  Mich., 
18  Jany.,   1854).     Issue:     (MI  h.  Detroit,  Mich.) 

[Detroit,  Mich. 

i.  Charles  Henry*  (Gaylord)  b.  15  Sept.,  1838. 
ii.  John  Allen*    (Gaylord)    b.  27  Jany.,    1841 ;  d. 

Detroit,  Mich.,   13  Jany.,  1876. 
iii.  Adrian  Frank*    (Gaylord)    b.    15   ^Mch.,    1843; 

d.  Detroit,  Mich.,  —  June,  1844. 
iv.  James  Inglis*   (Gaylord)  b.  28  Jany.,   1845. 
V.  Hattie  Lavinia*   (Gaylord)   b.  28  Jany.,   1845." 
vi.  Emma  Virginia*    (Gaylord)    b.  30  May,   1847. 
vii.  Frank  Adrian*   (Gaylord)  b.  23  Aug.,  1849. 

663  II.  Julia  Ann" J  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  25  Oct.,   1814:  in. 

Royal  Oak,  Mich.,  17  Mch.,  1836.  Edwin  Wells,  .y. 

a.  Hattie  Lavinia  Gaylord,  in.  17  Aug.,  1807,  James  S.  Booth  (d.  10  Feby., 
1874).  No  issue,  m.  2(1,  Detroit,  27  Aug.,  1879,  Lucian  Hayden  s.  Charles  A. 
and  Julia  Ann  (Benedict)   Fex  (6.  Pa.,  -1  May,  183G).  .Yo  issue.t 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  663,  666.  and  667. 
t  Fam.  Reos.  and  pers.  know.  Mrs.  Hattie  L.  Fox. 
t  Pera.    statement. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  175 

Samuel  and  Anna  Maria  (Bean)  Bakeweil  (/;.  Wells- 
burg,  W.  Va.,  20  July,  1812).    Issue: 

[Carbondale,  III. 

i.  Campbell     Newton**     ( Bakeweil  j     b.     Bethany, 

W.  Va.,  14  July,  1837. 
ii.  Irving   Howard**    (Bakeweil)    b.   Bethany,    W. 

Va.,  31  Dec,  1838. 
iii.  Albert  Melvin**  (Bakeweil)  b.  Bethany,  W.  Va., 

17  Oct.,  1840:  d.  Sibley,  III,   11  July,  18S1. 
iv.  Olivia   Overton**    (Bakeweil)    b.    Bethany,    \V. 

Va.,   22    Feby.,    1845;   d.    Bloomington,    111., 

22  Mch.,  1847. 
V.  Selina  Huntington  (Bakeweil)  b.  Bloomington, 

111.,   10  Dec..  1847. 
vi.  Louisa  May**    (Bakeweil)   b.  Bloomington,  111., 

30  Nov.,  1855;  )u.  James  Dawson. 

664  III.  Sarah  Ann"*  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  29  June,  1816;  </. 
Chagrin  Falls,  O..  6  Nov.,  1887;  m.  Pontiac,  Mich., 
II  May,  1834,  Jedediah,  j.  Jedediah  and  Hannah 
(Turner)  Huhbell  [b.  W'arrensville,  O.,  22  Feby., 
1813;  d.  Chagrin  Falls,  O.,  7  Dec,  1877).     Issue: 

[Chagrin  Falls,  0. 

i.  Charles  Harold*  (Hubbell)  b.  Warrensville,  O., 

16  Nov.,  1836.  [Chagriu  Falls,  O. 

ii.  Alice  Lovina**    (Hubbell)    b.   W'arrensville,   O., 

8  Sept.,  1838;  ill. Ki'ig;- 

[Moiiteagle,   Tenii. 
iii.  James   Emerson**    (Hui)ijcll)    b.  Chagrin   Falls, 

O.,  22  July,   1846:  d.  Chagrin  Falls,  O.,  7 

Mch.,  1876. 

Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.   know..  Chas  H.   Hubbell;   Hist  Hubbell   Fam.   315. 


176  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

iv.  Julia  Rosalie^   (Hubbell)   b.  Chagrin  Falls,  O., 

2  Dec.,  1849:  in.  Worley. 

[Detroit,  Mich. 
V.  Frances  Eliza*  (Hubbell)  h.  Chagrin  Falls,  O., 

31  Dec,  1858;  m.  Rogers. 

[Detroit,  Mich. 

665  IV.  Elizabeth'  h.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  8  June,  1868;  d.  Men- 

don,  Mich.,  12  Feby.,  i882';  m.  Mendon,  Mich.,  4 
Oct.,  1857,  John  Goodaker  {h.  Lincolnshire,  Eng., 
1818).    Issue: 

i.  A  child*  d.  inf. 

666  V.  Priscilla'*  6.  Pontiac,  Mich.,  7  July,  1837;  m.  Detroit, 

Mich.,  23  Oct.,  1856,  John  Thornton,  s.  Edmund 
H.  and  Mildred  Woodford  (Gregory)  Didlake  {h. 
Winchester,  Ky.,  29  Oct.,  1833).  Issue: 

i.  William  Parshall*  (Didlake)  h.  15  Mch..  1858; 

m.  Emma  Fletcher.  [Alton,  III. 

ii.  Mildred  Gregory*  (Didlake)  b.  28  Feby.,  1861. 

[Bloomington,  III. 
iii.  Charles  Dexter^  (Didlake)  b.  13  Apl.,  1864. 

[Dcnison,  Texas. 
iv.  James  Sidney*   (Didlake)    b.  5  Oct.,   1865;  d. 

19  Feby.,    1872. 
V.  Julia  Virginia*    (Didlake)    b.   21  Mch.,  1869.° 

[Fort  Smith,  Kan. 
vi.  Mary  Poston*   (Didlake)   b.  12  Jany.,  1871.* 

'  [Litchfield,  III. 

a.  Julia    Virginia    Didlake,    m.    Hepler,    Kan.,    17    Oct.,    1894,    Frederick 
Deitrich  Tonney.t 

b.  Mary  Poston  Didlake,   m.   Hepler,  Kan.,   17   Oct.,    1894,   Frank   Marion 

Thomas. t 

•  Pers.   Btateraent- 
t  Pers.  know.,  666. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  177 

vii.  John  Woodford*  (Didlake)  b.  4  June,   1854.° 
viii.  Edmund  Hockaday*  (Didlake)  b.  5  ApL,  1877; 
d.  6  Sept.,  1877. 
ix.  Harriet  Louise*  (Didlake)  b.  21  Dec,  1879. 

667  VI.  James  Judson^  b.  2^  Feby.,  1820.     Fam.  CCVIII. 

668  VII.  Rebecca'*     b.  Palmyra,   N.  Y.,  22  Jany.,   1822;  d. 

Mendon,  Mich.,  15  May,  1891 ;  in.  Royal  Oak,  Mich., 
Jolin  Harkness  Aldrich  (d.  Mendon,  Mich.,  5  Feby., 
1895).     Issue: 

i.   Fred  J.*  (Aldrich)  b.  20  July,  1854." 

[Maples,  Allen  Co.,  Ind. 
ii.  Edward  Aaron*   (Aldrich)   b.   17  Jany.,   1863.° 

[Tore  Haute,  Ind. 

669  VIII.  John  Melvin"  b.  21  Mch.,  1828.    Fam.  CCIX. 

670  IX.  Charles  Henry'  b.  11  Aug.,  1830.    Fam.  CCX. 


FAMILY  CVII.% 


JOSEPH"  [259],  (James''  Jonathan*  Jonathan 
James^)  b.  probably  Palmyra,  N.  Y..  8  May,  1791  ;  (/.  Water- 
ford,  Oakland  Co.,  Mich.,  17  Feby.,  1867;  ni.  Palmyra,  N.  Y., 
2  May,  1816,  Clarissa  Moon  (b.  Rutland,  Vt.,  28  Dec,  1795; 
d.  Detroit,  Mich.,  2  July,  1887). 

[Waterford,  Oakland  Co.,  Mich. 

a.  .lohn  Woodford  Didlakp,  »i.  Fort  Scott,  Knn.,  I(!  Jany..  1(101,  Catherine 
Devero.t 

h.  Fred  .T.  Aldrich,  m.  Maples,  Jnd..  20  Dec,  ISSl,  l.ydia.  ihni.  Robert  and 
Mary  ( )  Mooncy.  Isnue:  i.  Melvin  H.o  (Aldrich)  ;  ii.  Ilattio  M.9  (Al- 
drich) :  Hi.  Allie  L.n  (Aldrich)  ;  iv.  Aldon  D.»  (Aldrich)  ;  v.  Luther  .J.o  (Al- 
drich).! 

c.  Edward  Aaron  Aldrich,  m.  Chicago,  19  Dec,  1898,  Carrie,  iluu.  Aquilla 
and  Lizzie   (Mitchell)    Branham.  A'o  issue* 

•  Fam.    Recs.    and    pers.    know.,     Fred    J.    Aldrich. 
t  Pers.     know..     66(5. 

t  Fnm.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.,  C7C.  67S  and  679. 
S  Pers.   statement. 


178  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

671  I.  Ira  Selby'^  b.  10  Mch.,  1817;  d.  30  Dec,  1893;  unm. 

672  II.  Arloe"  b.  27  July,  1818;  d.  15  July,  1864;  wim. 

673  III.  Chester  Spaulding''  b.  9  Dec,  1821. 

[IVaterford,  Mich. 

674  IV.  Dyantha'   b.   12  June,   1826;  d.  —  Sept.,   1856;  m. 

Letts. 

675  V.  Joseph  Preston"  b.  2  Aug.,  1820.    Fam.  CCXI. 

676  VI.  Clarissa  Cornelia"*  b.  Drayton  Plains,  Mich.,  18  Oct., 

1824; ;«.  (i)  Detroit,  Mich.,  19  Nov.,  1854,  Marlin,  s. 
Loren  and  Elizabeth  (Preston)  Hobart  (b.  Har- 
mony, N.  Y.,  28  July,  1826;  (/.  Harmony,  N.  Y., 
6  Mch.,  1858).     Issue:  [Detroit,  Mich. 

i.  Alice*    (Hobart)    b.   Drayton   Plains,   Mich.,   4 

Oct.,   1855. 
ii.  Agnes*    (Hobart)    b.   Drayton   Plains,   4   Oct., 

1855  ;rf.  29  Apl.,  1856. 
iii.  Mary^    (Hobart)    b.   Owosso.   Mich.,    5   Jany., 
1858." 

m.  (2)  15  Mch.,  i860.  Nelson  L.,  s.  Solomon  and 
Esther  (Barber)  Goodrich  (b.  13  Oct.,  1810;  d. 
Blissfield,  Mich.,  30  Nov.,  1876).    Issue: 

iv.  Joseph  Parshall®  (Goodrich)  b.  26  June,  1864. 

[Detroit,  Mich. 

677  VII.  Cullen  Foster"  b.  25  Mch.,  1828;  d.  22  Apl.,   1883; 

num. 

a.  Mary  Hobart,  m.  Blissfield,  Lena  Co.,  20  Oct.,  1880,  Charles  Edwin,  s. 
Edwin  W.  and  Abbie  (Ellis)  Freese  (6.  22  Apl.,  18.14:  d.  Clinton.  Mich..  12 
June,  1881).     Issue:  i.  Charles  Edwin9    (Freese)    6.  Blissfield,  Mich.,  28  Oct., 

1881 :  ?n.  2d.  Detroit,  3  Dec,  1884,  Julius  Austin,  s.  Waterman  Phillips  and 
Elizabeth    (Hackett)    Grow    (6.   19   Janv.,    18.'57).     Issue:   i.   Austin    Hobarts 

(Grow)  h.  3  Mch.,  1886;  d.  Detroit,  3  M.av,  1887:  ti:.  .Julius  Alfredo  (Grow) 
6.  5  Dec,  1887;  Hi.  Hobart9   (Grow)   5.  19  July,  1890;  ir.  Russell   WaternianS 

(Grow)  6.  13  Nov.,  1892;  v.  Lillian  Irenes '(Grow)  6.  10  Sept.,  1894;  vi. 
Mary  Gertrudes   (Grow)   6.  20  Apl.,  1899. 

•  Fam,  Recs.   and  pers.  know.,  676;  Hist,   Goodrich  Fam.,  87. 


THE    SIXTH      GENERATION  179 

678  VIII.  James'  b.  9  May,  1830.     Fam.  CCXII. 

679  IX.  Sarah  Jane'*  b.  21  Feby.,  1832;  m.  Detroit,  Mich., 

6  June,  1855,  John  Francis,  .y.  John  and  Freelove 
(Spink)  Antisdel  (b.  Oneida  County,  N.  Y.,  13 
June,  1829;  (/.  Detroit,  Mich.,  15  May,  1900).   Issue: 

i.  James  Francis*  (Antisdel)  b.  29  Apl.,  1856.° 
ii.  Emma^  (Antisdel)  b.  8  May,  1858;  d.  10  Aug., 

1859- 
iii.  John  Parshall*  (Antisdel)  b.    Jany.,    1861 
iv.  Edward**    (Antisdel)   b.   14  Feby.,   1862;  d.   15 

Feby.,  1862. 
V.  Ella  Marie*  (Antisdel)  b.  7  Feby.,  1863. 
vi.  Clara  Freelove*  (Antisdel)  b.  5  Apl,  1865;  d. 

15  Nov.,  1865. 
vii.  Winne  Blanche*  (Antisdel)  b.  i  Dec,  1868. 

680  X.  Silas  Norman^  b.   12  Aug.,   1835;  d.  25  Apl.,  1857; 

unm. 

681  XI.  Celestia"*  b.   3    Sept.,    1838;  m.   Detroit.   Mich.,    15 

Oct.,  1868,  Arthur,  s.  Stephen  and  Lucy  (Clifford) 
Tredway  {b.  Beaconsfield,  Beecks,  Eng.,  16  Oct., 
1 833 ) .  Issue :  [Detroit,  Mich. 

i.  Lucy  Clara*    (Tredway)   b.  3  Aug..    1870;  d. 

14  Nov.,  1876. 
ii.  Arthur  Clifford*   (Tredway)  b.  26  Aug.,  1872. 
iii.  Norman  Parshall*  (Tredway)  b.  11  Aug.,  1875; 

rf.  22  Feby.,  1879. 

682  XII.   Rebecca"  b.  31  Aug.,  1840;  »;.  M.  C.  Marr. 

[Detroit,  Mich. 

a.     James  Francis  Antisdel,  m.  Jessie  Lindell  Baker.  Issue:   i.   James;    »i. 
Jessie  Gladys;  iii.  Esther.f 

•  Pers.   statement, 
t  Pers.    know.,    679. 


180  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CVIII* 

DEWIT'P  (Hon.)  [264],  (Nathaif  Jonathan^  Jonathan'' 
David"  Jamcs^)  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  23  Mch.,  1812;  d.  Lyons,  12 
May,  1880;  m.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  25  Apl.,  1838,  Susan,  dan.  Samuel 
and  Susan  (Stafford)  Hecox  {b.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  22  June,  1819). 

[Lyons,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

683  I.  William  Henry"  b.  14  Feby.,   1839.     Fam.  CCXHL 

684  II.  DeWitt'  b.  30  July,  1841 ;  d.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  29  Sept., 

1866;  iinni. 

685  III.  Katharine'  b.   13  Oct.,   1843;  '"•  Lyons,  N.  Y.,   16 

Oct.,  1867,  Dwight  Scott,  ,y.  Timothy  Dwight  and 
Julia  (Wheeler)  Chamberlain  (a.  Litchfield,  Ct., 
22  Feby.,  1839).     Issue:  [Lyons,  N.   Y. 

i.  Dwight  ParshalP     (Chamberlain)    b.    1    Mch., 

1869.° 
ii.  Frederick  William*   (Chamberlain)   b.  3  Jany., 

1871." 
iii.  Grace    Stafford*     (Chamberlain)    b.    15    June, 

1896." 

a.  Dwight  Parshall  Chamberlain,  m.  5  June,  1895,  Margaret  E.,  dau.  Henry 
and  Mary  A.  (Hanoe)  Russell  (6.  28  Mch.,  1871).  Issue:  i.  Dwight  Russello 
5.  10  Oct.,  189C.T 

h.  Frederick  William  Chamberlain,  m.  Brooklyn,  11  June,  1895,  Anne 
Elizabeth,  dau.  Frederick  and  Mary  (Nix)  Eckel  (6.  Hemsptead.  N.  Y..  1872). 
Issue,  all  b.  Lyons:  i.  Frederick  Parshall9,  6.  14  Mch.,  1896;  ii.  Katharines  b.  2 
Aug.,   1900.* 

c.  Grace  Stafford  Chamberlain,  m.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  15  June,  1898,  .John,  s.  Wil- 
liam Glen  and  8arah   (Taft)   David   (6.  Lyons,  29  Nov.,  1800).   No  issue.* 

*  Fam,    Rec.    and   pers.    know.,    1079. 

t  Fam.  Rec;  Dwight  Gen.  610;  Hamlin  Fam.  230. 


THE     SIXTH     GENERATION  181 

DeWitt  Parshall  received  his  education  at  the  Canandaigua 
Academy,  where  he  was  for  several  terms  a  classmate  and  room- 
mate of  Stephen  A.  Douglass.  Choosing  the  law  as  a  profession, 
he  entered  the  office  of  the  late  Gen.  William  H.  Adams,  at 
Lyons,  where  he  industriously  prosecuted  his  studies  and  was 
admitted  to  the  bar  in  1838,  having,  since  leaving  his  father's 
house,  entirely  supported  himself  by  his  own  exertion — teaching, 
surveying,  copying  law  papers  in  the  County  Clerk's  Office,  etc. 
He  opened  his  first  law  office  at  Lyons,  but  in  1839,  having 
formed  a  co-partnership  with  the  late  Judge  Theron  R.  Strong, 
he  moved  to  Palmyra,  but  feeling  that  there  was  a  better  field 
for  his  activities  at  the  County  seat,  the  partnership  was  dis- 
solved at  his  own  request  and  he  returned  to  Lyons,  where  he 
continued  to  reside  for  the  remainder  of  his  life.  In  addition  to 
his  law  practice  he  became  extensively  engaged  in  real  estate 
transactions  and  continued  until  his  death  the  most  extensive 
dealer  in  and  owner  of  real  estate  in  the  countv.  The  Villaee 
of  Lyons  owes  much  of  its  prosperity  to  his  enterprise  and  pub- 
lic spirit.  In  1852,  he  established  the  Palmyra  Bank,  of  Lyons, 
the  name  of  which  was  changed  to  the  Lyons  Bank  two  years 
later  and  again  in  1865,  it  was  converted  into  the  Lyons  National 
Bank,  under  which  name  it  has  ever  since  enjoyed  an  unexampled 
prosperity.  He  served  as  Supervisor  of  his  town  several  terms, 
and  later  was  President  of  the  Village  of  Lyons.  In  1868,  he 
was  elected  to  the  Legislature  of  New  York  State,  wiiere  he 
served  one  term.  A  man  of  sterling  worth,  upright  and  honor- 
able in  every  walk  of  life,  devoted  to  his  family  and  friends, 
he  won  the  esteem  of  all  who  knew  him.  (See  portrait.) 


FAMILY  CIX* 


HENDEE«    [265],    (Nathan''   Jonathan^    Janathwv'    DavicT- 
Jamcs')  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  8  Dec,   1814;  cL  Palmyra,  N.  Y., 


"•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.. 


182  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

6  Dec,  1890;  m.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  27  Dec,  1838,  Sarah  Ann, 
dan.  Stephen  B.  and  Maria  (Rossman)  Jordan  {b.  7  Dec,  1821 
d.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  22  Oct.,  1891).  [Palmyra,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.) 

686  I.  Edwin"   b.  27  Jany.,   1840;  d.  Palmyra,   N.   Y.,   14 

Jany.,  1864. 

687  II.  Rossman  Jordan'  b.  18  Nov.,  1844.     Fam.  CCXIV. 

688  III.  William  Allen'  b.  13  Jany.,  1850;  d.  Palmyra,  N.  Y., 

22  ApL,  1865. 

689  IV.  John  Snook'  b.   19  Sept.,  1851;  d.   Palmyra,  N.  Y., 

21  ApL,  1855. 

690  V.  George  Hendee'  b.  3  Mch.,  1859. 

691  VI.  Charles'  b.  9  Sept.,  1862;  d.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  26  June, 

1878. 


FAMILY  ex.* 


SCHUYLER®  [267],  (Natlum^  Jonathan*  Jonathan^  David- 
James^)  b.  Palmyra,  Wayne  Co.,  N.  Y.,  27  July,  1819;  d.  Tus- 
cumbia,  Ala.,  28  Oct.,  1890;  m.  9  Oct.,  1839,  Mary  Griffin,  dau. 
and  Mary  (Bennet)  Perkins.  [Tuscumbia,  Ala. 

Children: 

692  I.  Charles  Wallace.'"  [Obcrlin,  Kan. 

693  II.  Emma   Richmond.'  [Obcrlin,   Kan. 

694  III.  Mary  Elizabeth'!  nt.   Denison  J.,   s.    VanRensselaer 

and   Emma   Amelia    (Denison)    Richmond.      Issue: 

[Syracuse,  N.   Y. 

a.     Charles  Wallace  Parshall.  m.  Iowa  City,  la.,  12  Oct.,  1865,  Mary  E.,  dau. 
James  and  Martha  (Pringie)  Guniken.f 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  692. 
t  Pres.  statement. 


THE     SIXTH    GENERATION  183 

i.  Mary  Parshall®   (Richmond)  d.  26  July,  1874. 

ii.  VanRensselaer*  (Richmond), 

iii.  Denison*  (Richmond), 

iv.  Schuyler  Parshall*  (Richmond). 


FAMILY  CXI* 


EZRA    K.^     [269],     (Jesse^    Jonathan*    Jonathan^    DavicP 
Jamcs^)  d.  Pontiac,  Mich.,  29  Mch.,  i{ 

Children: 

695  I.  Margery^  d.  inf. 

696  II.  Darwin.'" 


FAMILY  CXII* 


JOHN  B.®  [270],  {Jesse"  Jonathan*  Jmiathan^  David? 
James*)  b.  28  Oct.,  1808;  d.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  22  Jany.,  1888; 
7n.  Detroit,  Mich.,  1857,  Mary  Jane,  dan.  Charles  and  Lydia 
(Griffith)  Goldsmith  {b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  28  Nov.,  1832;  d. 
Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  25  Sept.,  1884). 

Children:     (All  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.) 

a.  Darwin  left  home  on  reaching;  his  majority  and  was  never  afterward 
heard  fnmi. 

•  Fam.    Rpca.    dob.   690. 

t  Fam.    Recs.    and   pens.    know.    697. 


184  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

697  I.  Emma  Jane^*  b.  17  Mch.,  1858;  m.  Palmyra,  N.  Y., 
20  Mch.,  1878,  John  Blodgett,  s.  David  and  Dighton 
(Johnson)  Shear  (b.  Perrinton,  Monroe  Co.,  N.  Y., 
6  Nov.,  1852).    Issue:     (b.  E.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.) 

i.  Jay  Parshall  (Shear)  b.  26  Jany.,  1888. 


FAMILY  CXIII. 


CHARLES  HUMPHREYS  [270],  (Jesse^  Jonathan*  Jona- 
than^ Daz'id'^  Jaiiics^)  b.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  2  Mch..  1814;  d. 
Seneca  Castle,  Seneca  Co.,  N.  Y.,  13  Apl.,  1898:  ni.  Seneca  Cas- 
tle, N.  Y.,  II  Dec,  1845,  Cornelia  A.,  dan.  Luther  and  Hannah 
L.  (Smalley)  Whitney  {b.  Seneca  Castle,  N.  Y.,  11  Dec,  1829). 

[Seneca  Castle,  Seneca  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

699       I.  Frank   Luther"    b.    Seneca    Castle,    N.    Y.,    18   Nov., 
1856.  [Seneca  Castle,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  CXIV.i 


JAMES  MILTON«  [279],  (David''  David'  Jonathan''  DavicP 
Jmnes^)  b.  Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  11  Apl.,  1813; 
d.  Alhambra,  Cal.,  23  Aug.,  1900;  m.  Rushford,  N.  Y.,  5  June, 
1848,  Mehitabel,  dan.  George  and  Sally  (Lyon)  Smith  (b.  Nel- 
son, N.  Y.,  20  Jany.,  1818).  [Alhambra,  Cal. 

700       I.  Mary  Ella"  b.  10  Feby..  1S55:  ujun. 

[Alhambra,  Cal. 

•  Pers.   statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  cers.  know.,  699;  Whitney  Gen.  413. 

t  Fam.  Reca.  and  pers.  know.,  700. 


THE    SIXTH    GENERATION  185 


FAMILY  CXr* 

CALEB«  [280].  (DaricP  David*  Jonathan^  David-  James^) 
b.  Little  Britain,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  Nov.,  1S15;  d.  Port  Jer- 
vis,  N.  Y.,  28  Feby.,  1886;  m.  Fire  Place,  Suff.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  5 
Jany.,  1848,  Jerusha  K.,  dau.  Dr.  Nathaniel  and  Sarah  (Havens) 
Miller  {b.  Fire  Place,  N.  Y.,  4  Nov.,  1822).      [Port  Jcrvis,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Walden,  N.  Y.) 

701  I.  Caroline  M."  b.  7  July,  1849;  "'""• 

702  II.  Sarah  N.'  b.  4  May,  1853;  luun. 

703  III.  William  Andrews'  b.  9  Dec,  1865.     Fam.  CCXV. 

Caleb  Parshall  resided  on  the  farm  formerly  belonging  to  his 
father  for  many  years.  On  the  construction  of  the  Walkill  Val- 
ley Railroad,  lie  was  one  of  the  Commissioners  appointed  by  the 
Supreme  Court  to  appraise  the  damages  for  lands  taken  by  that 
corporation  for  railroad  purposes.  In  Sept.,  1869,  he  removed 
to  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  and  engaged  in  the  construction  of  the 
Port  Jervis,  Monticello  and  New  York  Railroad,  after  the  com- 
pletion of  which  he  retired  from  active  life,  but  continued  to  make 
his  home  in  Port  Jervis  until  his  death. 


FAMILY  CXVIA 


DA\'1D  Bx\YARD«  [284],  {David^  David*  Jonathan^  Davidr 
Jaiiics^)  b.  Walden,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  11  Aug.,  1826;  m.  Wal- 
den, N.  Y.,  II  Oct.,  i860,  Susan,  dau.  David  G.  and  Hannah 
(Dill)  Bogert  (b.  Walden,  N.  Y.,  23  Nov.,  1833). 

[Montgomery,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y. 

'  Fain.  Keo.i.  and  pers.  know.,  703:  Mailman's  Shelter  Island, 
t  Pera.    statement. 


186  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children:    (All  b.  Walden,  N.  Y.) 

704  I.  David  Bogerf  b.  7  Aug.,  1862;  num. 

705  II.  Isabella  Diir  b.  17  Dec,   1865;  m.  Walden,  N.  Y., 

10  Feby.,  1886,  William  S.,  s.  James  Arnole  and 
Phebe  M.  (Shafer)  Hanlon  (b.  Montgomery,  N.  Y., 
23  July.    1857).     Issue:  [Aloiitgoinery,  N.   Y. 

i.  William  Bayard*  (Hanlon)  b.  9  Nov.,  1886. 

ii.  Alice  Isabella*  (Hanlon)  b.  9  Jany.,  1889. 
iii.  James  Raymond*   (Hanlon)   b.  2  Sept.,  1890. 
iv.  Susan  Grace*  (Hanlon)  b.  8  June,  1892. 

V.  Ruth*  (Hanlon)  b.  25  Nov.,  1894. 
vi.  Earl  Bogert*  (Hanlon)  b.  20  Dec,  1896. 
vii.  Ralph*   (Hanlon)  b.  21  Dec,  1898. 

706  III.  Alice^  b.  2  July,  1872;  unm. 


The  Seventh    Generation. 


FAMILY  CXVII* 

SAMUEL'  [287],  (Jaines'^  SainncP  James*  IsracP  IsracP 
James^)  b.  Poland,  O.,  15  Apl.,  1805;  d.  Braceville,  O.,  29 
July,  1894;  ;«.  Milton,  O.,  17  Nov.,  1834,  Jane,  dan.  Samuel 
and  Margaret  (Craig)  Linton  {b.  Downingtown,  Westchester 
Co.,  Pa.,  I  May,  1807;  d.  Braceville,  O.,  8  Mch.,  1884). 

[Braceville,  Trumbull  Co.,  O. 

Children: 

707       I.  Margaret*!  b.  Milton,  O.,  2;^  Oct.,  1837:  m.  Warren, 

O.,   I  Jany.,   1863,  Thomas  Parker,  j.  Stephen  and 

Magdalene  (Forshee)  Benjamin  {b.  Marlboro,  N.  Y., 

20  Feby.,   1838;  d.  Sioux  City,  la.,  8  May,   1899). 

Issue:  {Phalanx  Sta.,  O. 

i.  Jennie"   (Benjamin)  b.  Ravenna,  O..  28  June, 

1865."  [Fannington,   O. 

ii.  Burke"    (Benjamin)  b.   Newton   Falls,   O.,   30 

Dec.  1873."  [Pittsburg,  O. 

a.  Jennie  Benjamin,  hi.  Wnrren.  O.,  11  Dec,  1897,  Densmore  Daniel.  .«. 
Daniel  F.  and  Catliprine  (Allirrt)   Bower   {b.  Faniiinpton,  O.,  24  Oct..  18ol).t 

6.  Dr.  Burke  Henjiimin.  m.  PiUsl)ur<;h,  Pa.,  20  .\pl..  1807,  Cecelia,  dtiu. 
I'liomas  and  .Man-  (Poland)  Loniax,  (h.  Shawnee,  Franklin  Co.,  O.,  1  Janv., 
1878).t 

•  Fam.   Reca.   and  pera.   know.,  707;   P.   and  Van   E.    Fame, 
t  Pers.  state. ;  Cool  Gen.  201. 
J  Pers.  know,,  707. 


188  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


iii.  Lemoyne^    (Benjamin)    b.    Braceville,    O.,    19 
Jany.,  1880.  [Phalanx  Sta.,  O. 


FAMILY  C XVII I. 


JACOB^*  [288],  (James'''  SamurP  James*  IsraeP  Israi-P 
Jaincs^)  b.  Milton,  O.,  20  June.,  1806;  d.  Milton,  O.,  19  Dec, 
1865 ;;».  Milton,  O.,  5  July,  1832,  Annie  Grays  (b.  Milton,  O., 
16  Jany.,  1816;  d.  Atwater  Center,  O.,  25  June,  1877). 

[Milton,  0. 

Children:     (All  b.  Milton,  O.) 

708       I.  Joseph^  b.  12  ApL,  1833.°  [Yale,  O. 

yog  II.  Elizabeth*!  b.  15  Nov.,  1835;  m.  Milton,  O.,  6  ApL, 
1854,  Daniel,  .r.  Jacob  and  Mary  Agnes  (Shafter) 
Floor   {h.   Springfield,  O.,   i   ApL,   1834).     Issue: 

i.  Harriet  Celeste^  (Floor)  b.  Berlin,  O.,  23  Feby., 

1855-' 
ii.  Anna  Ennis"    (Floor)   b.  Berlin,  O.,  30  Dec, 

isse.-^ 

a.  Joseph  Parshall,  m.  Milton,  O.,  29  Jany.,  1857,  Lovina,  dmt.  Kben  and 
Abigail  (Headly)  Coburn,  (6.  Bazetta,  O.,  9  Apl,,  1837).  Isme.:  10S3  i. 
Aniline  Cazzads  6.  Milton,  0.,  22  Oct.,  1857,  unm.;  1086.  ii.  Wallace  Jacobs 
6.  Lordstown,  O.,  20  .June,   1805,  loi.m.J 

6.  Harriet  Celeste  Floor,  m.  Warren,  O.,  1  Apl.,  1872,  James  Edward,  s. 
Clayton  and  Xancy  (Taylor)  Keeler  (5.  Berlin,  O.,  abt.  185.3).  Issue:  i. 
Noi'aio  (Keeler)  h.  4  Sejjt.,  1875;  ii.  Charlesio  (Keeler)  6.  Sept.,  1877;  Hi. 
Ofaio  (Keeler)  b  2  Sept.,  1879;  iv.  JohnW  (Keeler)  b.  6  Jamj.,  ISSG.t 

c.  Anna  Ennis  Floor,  m.  Salem,  0.,  2  May,  1873,  Llewellyn  Earl.  s.  .Tames 
and  Laura  COrmsbv)  Jordan  (6.  Jackson,  0.,  26  Sept.,  1854:  d.  Buffalo,  X.  Y., 
30  Janv.,  1901).  Issue:  i.  Hubert  EuReneio  (Jordan)  6.  26  Sept.,  1878;  ii. 
Auljrey  Loyalio    (.Jordan)    6.   1   Aug.,  1883.$ 

•  Bible  Ree.  228.  pos.,  wid.  7U;  P.  and  Van  E.  Fams. 

t  Pers.    statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  709. 


THE    SEVENTH    GENERATION  189 

iii.  Olive  Serepta*  (Floor)  b.  Jackson,  O.,  lO  Feby., 

1863." 
iv.  Charles  Grant*   (Floor)  b.  i  Oct.,  1865:  d.  13 

Oct..  1865. 
V.  Birdie  Agnes'*   (Floor)   b.  Berlin,  O.,  30  Sept., 

1870." 
vi.  Vincent  Rienzi"  (Floor)  b.  Berlin,  O.,  14  Feby., 

1875." 

710  III.  Lemuel^  b.  9  Sept.,   1840.     Left  home  about   1874, 

and  never  since  been  heard  from. 

711  IV.  Walling"  b.  19  May,  1844.'' 

712  V.  Alonzo  Ferrill"*  b.  31  Mch..  1850.     Left  home  about 

1874.  and  never  since  heard  from. 


FAMILY  CXIX.t 

ISAAC"  [293],  (Jaiiirs",  SauiurP,  Jaincs\,  IsracF,  Israel-, 
Jamcs^)  b.  Milton,  O.,  16  Dec,  1819;   (/.  Milton,  i  Aug..  1884; 

a.  Olive  Serepta  Floor,  m.  Middlefield,  ().,  6  Oct.,  1897,  Cyrus  Solon,  s. 
Alartiii  and  Mary    (Curtis)    Biindy    (b.  West   Farniinf;ton,  O.,   l.">  Nov..   18.V2). 

b.  Hirdi(^  An{;<>s  Floor,  m.  Hprlin.  O.,  27  Moll.,  188!),  Willinin  Sylvester,  s. 
•Sylvester  and  Lydia  (llarshnian)  Howies  (b.  Mich.,  7  Apl.,  1809).  Issue:  i. 
Earl  .Mfrernonlii  (Howies)  h.  7  .\)is..  1891;  11.  Josephine  Lvdaio  (Bowle.s)  6. 
3  June,  1894;    iii.  Zora    Elizabethlu    (Howies)    b.  May,  May.'   1897.* 

c.  Vincent  Rienzi  Floor,  m.  Canfiold.  ().,  2.'?  Dec,  1892,  Margaret  dau. 
Christ  and   Christina    ( )    Dustman.    .\o  issue* 

d.  Wallinf;  Parshall.rf.  Atwater,  Portapte  Co.,  O.,  1  Apl.,  1892;  m.  Canfield, 
O.,  7  Oct.,  1869,  Hannali  Christenia,  dau.  John  B.  and  .Mary  Ann  (Baker) 
Felnoslo,  (6.  Berlin,  O.,  2,5  An;;.,  184G)  eft.  (all  b.  Atwater,  0.)  1087:  Jetta 
Blanche!)  h.  18  Sept.,  1870;  m.  Portape  Co..  O.,  9  Feby..  1893,  Hansel  .James,  s. 
James  Hansel  and  Sarah  Eliznheth  (Cleverly)  Green  (6.  Deerfield.  O.,  10  Oct., 
1807).  L^suc:  i.  Jjumunl  Osair^f  (Grrcn)  b.  :10  June,  ISUS;  1088:  ii,  Kdwin 
KllisO  I.  1  Apl.,  1874;  d.  2,3  .Mch.,  1877;  1089.  iii.  .Margaret  Pearln  b.  Janv., 
1878;  m.  Ravenna,  O.,  3  Oct.,  1899.  Frank  Herbert,  s.  Frank  and  Sarlih 
(Linpe)  Ciapsaddle  (6.  Marlboro.  ().,  0  Apl.,  187.5).  Issue:  i.  Ralph  Her- 
ber<l(>   (Ciapsaddle)  h.  lit  Oc^,  lOOO.t 

•  Fam.   Recs.  and  perg.  know.,  709. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.   know.,  wld.,  7U. 

t   Bible   Rec.    293,    poa.    Cllrtord   Craya,    Diamond,    O. 


190  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

m.  Milton,  24  Dec,  1846,  Sophia,  dau.  Martin  and  Catherine 
(Kimmer)  Kale  {b.  Milton,  O.,  28  Mch.,  1826;  d.  Milton,  il 
May,   1902). 

Children:     (All  h.  Milton,  O.) 

713  I.  Alrenia  Ann^  h.  4  Nov.,  1848. 

714  II.  Martin  James-  b.  23  Jany.,  1849:   d.  17  Nov.,  1849. 

715  III.   Mary  Catherine^  b.  23  Nov.,  1851. 

716  IV.  Margaret  Alice^  b.  25  ApL,  1854. 

717  v.   Serena  Triphena*  b.  2  ApL,  1856. 

718  VI.  Orlando  Gilmore^  b.  11  Mch.,  1858. 

719  VII.  Seymour  Walter'  b.  16  Apl.,  1868. 


FAMILY    CXX* 


JOHN  MUNNELL^*  [299],  (SamiieP,  SamneF,  Jamcs\ 
Israel,^  Israel, ' Jaincs^ )  b.  prob.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  23  Feby., 
1809;  (/.  Tryonville,  Pa.,  6  Nov.,  1889;  m.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  abt. 
1829,   Alice,   dau.   Samuel  and  Charity    (Gilson)    McGuire    {b. 

Tidioute,  Pa.,   10  Nov.,  iSii;  d.  n.  Titusville,  Pa.,  ApL, 

189S).  [Tryonville,  Pa. 

Children:     (All  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.) 

720  I.  Samuel*  b.  1830;   d.  s.  p.* 

721  II.   Rhoda*  b.  24  ApL,  1832;   ni.  Sterling.* 

722  III.  Matilda*  b.  15  Feby.,  1835;   ;«. Abbey.* 

723  IV.  Elizabeth  W.*  b.  1836;   iinm.* 

724  v.  Lucinda  Marion*!  b.  5  Dec,  1838:   m.  Tidioute,  Pa., 

10  Nov.,  1853,  John,  .f.  Samuel  and  Sarah  (Shields) 
Matchette  {b.  Cork,  Ireland,  25  Dec,  1828;  d.  Black- 
River  Falls,  Wis.,  16  Nov.,  1891).     Issue: 

[Black  River  Falls,  IVis. 

•  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  726  and  72S;  P.  and  Van  E.   Fams. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  191 

i.  John  Leonard'   (Matchette)   b.   lo  Aug.,   1854. 
ii.  Ella»  (Matchette)  b.  4  May,  1856." 

[Portage,  Wis. 
iii.  Cordelia    Marion*     (Matchette)     b.    28    Mch., 
1858."  [Chippciva  Falls,  Wis. 

iv.  William  Henry*  (Matchette)  b.  28  ApL,  1860." 
V.  Franklin    James*     (Matchette)     b.    24    Feby., 
1863."  [Milwaukee,  Wis. 

vi.  Jessie  Maude*  (Matchette)  b.  22  Oct.,  1869." 

[Black  River  Falls,  Wis. 
vii.     Louis  Dudley*   (Matchette)  b.  23  Dec,  1874. 

[Black  Rircr  Falls,  Wis. 

725  VI.  W'illiam  Henry  Harrison*   b.  30  Oct.,    1840.' 

726  VII.   Hugh  McGuire*^  b.  23  July,   1842. 

/2y  VIII.  Nancy  M.^^*  b.  21  Oct.,   1844;  '"•  Sheldon,  Huston 
Co.,   Minn.,   7   May,    1863,   George  Washington,  .y. 

James  H.  and  La\'ina  ( )  Cooper  (b.  Green 

Co.,  O.,  28  Dec,  1842).  Issue: 

[Gilmantown,  Buffalo  Co.,  Wis. 

a.     Klla   -Matchette,   m.   ApL,    1878,   Theodore,   s.   Benjamin   and 

Catherine    ( )    Holhrook.t 

6.  Cordelia  Marion  Matchette,  v>.  11  May,  1875,  Frank  C,  s.  Harvey  and 
Electa    (Bixby)     Allen.t 

c.  William  Henry  Matchette,  m.  1807,  Therese  Woodward.f 

d.  Franklin  Jnmea  Matchette,  m.  24  Sept.,  1885,  Nellie,  dau.  Thomas  and 
Lois   ( )    Smith. t 

e.  .(essio  .Maude  Matchette,  m.  Nov.,   1894,  (!.   Jlerlin   Hiill.t 

/.  William  Henry  Horace  Parshall,  m.  .Julia  Ann  Fischer,  ch.;  1090; 
Frank  Williami'  6.  Pa.,  8  Sept.,  1807:  (/.  I^a  Crosae,  Wis.,  27  .lanv.,  1890  unm.; 

1091.  ii.  Frederick  Lincoln"  6.  Hokah.  Minn.,  14  ApL,  1870;  711."  (1)  

hsue:  1274  i.  Frederick  TTi/^wrl"  h.  .S7.  Paul,  Mitui..  I'l  May,  1S9.J,  m. 

(2)   St.  Paul,  8  Nov.,  1808,  Helen,  dau.  John  Walter  and  Mary  Ann    ( ) 

U'(Jradv   (h.  15  Dec,  1875).  .Vo  Issue;  1092.  iii.  Caroline  Ma"v9  6.  La  Crosse, 

Wis.,   l"7   Oct.,    1872;   m.  Huds.m,   Wis.,  Dec.,   1891,  Charles  W.   Rodman. 

No  issue;  lOO.S.  iv.  Herbert  Henrj-n  h.  La  Cros.se.  Wis.,  16  .luly.  1875;  1094. 
V.  Pearl  Pearlessa  b.  La  Crosse,  "Wis.,  10  Mch.,  1877;  d.  St.'Paul,  2  Nov., 
1895;   1095.      ri.  .Jessie  Jlorothyn  /).  La  Crosse.  Wis..  21)  Nov..   1882.1 

a.  Hugh  McCuire  Parshall  m.  Eric.  Pa.,  18  ApL,  1800.  Sara,  dau.  Spencer 
and  Susannah  (Morgan)  West  {b.  Harbor  Creek,  Pa.,  14  Feb.,  1846)  Ch.;  1096. 

•  Pera.  statement. 
t  Perg,  know..  7-4. 
X  Pers.   know.,  724  and  1091. 


192  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  Hugh  Lincoln"  (Cooper)  b.  28  ApL,  1865." 

[Sao  Paulo,  Brazil. 
ii.  Lillian  Alice"   (Cooper)  b.  8  July,  1868.' 

[S  hem  eld,  Mass. 
iii.  Maude  Lavina®  (Cooper)  b.  i  ApL,    1874." 

[La  Crosse,  J  Vis. 
iv.  Dexter  Parshall"  (Cooper)  b.  10  July,  1880. 

[Sao  Paulo,  Brazil. 

y2%     IX.  John  MunnelP  b.   15  Nov.,   1846.'' 


FAMILY  CXXLX 

SAMUEL^  [2i02].(Samuef',  Samuel^,  James*,  IsracP,  IsraeP, 
James^)  b.  Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  14  Nov.,  1814;  d.  Pleasantville, 
Pa.,  4  Feby.,  1901 ;  m.  Pleasantville,  Pa.,  8  July,  1854,  Lucy 
Ann,  dan.  David  and  Jane  (Watson)  Henderson  (b.  Pleasant- 
ville, Pa.,  II  July,  1S30;    d.  Pleasantville,  Pa.,  6  Feby.,  1901). 

[Pleasantville,  Pa 

i.  Harriet  Mayt»  b.  Corrv,  Pa.,  .3  Febv.,  1S67:  1097.  ii.  Frank  Westo  b.  Corry, 
Pa.,  in  July,  "1808;  d.  Harbor  Creek,  Pa.,  19  Mch.,  1870;  1098.  iii.  Edw.ard 
KveretteS  6.  Harbor  Creek,  Pa.,  16  Apl.,  1871;  d.  Parkersbur;;,  W.  Va.,  U; 
Feby.,  1897;  1099.  iv.  Alan  Wcstn  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  31  Dec.,  1870;  d.  Tidioute, 
17  Febv.,  1877;  1100.  v.  Hugb  Raymonda  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  17  Apl.,  1878;  tn. 
t>hettiel'd,  Pa.,  12  .June,  1901,  Ellen  Jane  Kraeer;  1101.  vi.  Florences  b. 
Tidioute.   Pa..   30   Sept.,    1881.* 

a.  Hugh  Lincoln  Cooper,  m.  Rochester,  Minn.,  8  Oct.,  1892,  Frances  Marion, 

dau.  Albert  and  (Bliss)    Graves.     Issue:   i.   Agnes  LillianlO;    ii.   Hugh 

L.iot 

b.  Lillian  Alico  Cooper,  »«.  Black  River  Falls,  Wis.,  14  Sept.,  1893,  Rollin 
Satterlee.  Issue:  i.  Hugh  Wendellui,   ( Satterlee)  .f 

c.  Maude  Lavina  Cooper,  in.  Black  River  Falls,  Wis.,  9  June,  1898,  William 
B.  Batchelder.t 

d.  John  Munnell  Parshall,  m.  Greenville.  Pa.,  21  Mch..  1869,  Elizabeth,  dau. 
Jonatlian  D.  and  Jane  (Walton)  Hogan  (6.  Venango  Co.,  Pa.,  2  JIav.  1846). 
Ch.  (all  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.);  1102.  i.  Frank  Carltonfl  b.  30  Aug..  'l873.  m. 
Estella,    dau    Samuel    and    Elizabeth     ( )     Jobson;     1103.     ii.    Alice 

•  Pers.   statemeut. 
T  Pers.    know.,    727. 
t   Fam.  Recs.  pos.  730. 


THE    SEVENTH     GENERATION  193 

Children:     (All  b.  Pleasantville,  Pa.) 

729  I.  Samuel  Chapin*  b.  16  June,  1855."    [IVcllsville,  N.  Y. 

730  II.  David  Newton*  b.  11  Oct.,  1858."     [Pleasantville,  Pa. 

731  III.  Vernon  Elmer*  b.  21  Nov.,   1860." 

[Ridgcway,  Elk  Co.,  Pa. 
y2,2     IV.  William  Everette*  b.  4  Apl.,  1866.* 

[Pleasantville,  Pa. 


FAMILY  CXXII.j 

GEORGE  STRANAHAN'^ [^04], (SamueP, SamueP.James^, 
IsracP,  IsracP,  James^ )  b.  Pulaski,  O.,  14  Jany.,  1820;  d.  Pleas- 
antville, Pa.,  27  Nov.,   1865 ;    m.  Deerfield  Tp.,   Warren  Co., 

Genevieve9  h.  25  Apl.,  1870,  m.  Erie,  Pa.,  25  Oct.,  inOO,  Dr.  Charles  C,  s. 
Dr.  Charles  Kemble;  1104.  in.  Winifreds  h.  6  Mav,  1878;  1105.  iv.  Charles 
Ueforesto  b.  18  Aug.,  1880;  1106.  v.  Ernest  Chapina  6.  19  Sept..  1885.  John 
M.  Parshall  enlisted  in  Co.  D.  145th  Pa.  Vols.,  10  Aug.,  1862,  and  served 
until  the  war  closed,  being  discharged  with  the  rank  of  sargeant,  at  Erie,  Pa., 
June,  1805.  He  attended  Edinboro  (Pa.)  State  Normal  School  for  two  years 
and  has  been  in  active  merchantile  life  since  1871.  He  is  a  member  of  the  M. 
K.  church,  and  has  been  a  member  of  Temple  Lodge,  No.  412  A.  Y.  M.  of 
Tidioute    since    1877.* 

0.  .Samuel  Chapin  Parshall.  m.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  1870,  Anna  Savilla  Mc- 
Cluskv  (6.  Pa.,  n  Apl.,  18ol»)  €h.;  1107.  t.  Jlaude  Elizjibctho  6.  10  Aug., 
1877 ;'l  108.  ii.  Hugh  Chapina  h.  24  Nov.,  1880;  1109.  Hi.  Vera  Pearla  h.  22 
Nov.,   1882.* 

6.     David   Newton    Parshall,    m.    Plea-santville,    Pa.,   25    July.,    1889,   Lilla 
Alaude,  duu.  Lott  L.  and  JIarinda   (House)   Nye   (6.  Fahius,  Onon.  Co.,  N.  Y., 
10  .June,  1800)    Ch.:  1110.     ).  Claude  Colemana  6.4  June,   1891.* 

c.  Vernon  Elmer  Parshall,  m.  Sugar  (Jrove.  Warren  Co.,  Pa.,  20  Sept., 
1883,  Carrie  Luzerne,  duit.  llosea  Southwick  and  Sallv  .lane  (.\shlev)  Dens- 
more  (6.  (iuvs  Mills,  Crawf.  Co..  Pa.,  24  Doc,  '1858)  Vh.:  "llll.  i. 
Hubert  Earla'().  24  .Vug.,  1884;  d.  24  Aug.,  1885;  1112.  ii.  Roger  Aubreys  6. 
24  Mch.,  1889;   1113.     Hi.  Charlotte  Marii-a  h.   15  Feby..  1897.* 

d.  William  Everette  Parshall.  m.  Jamestown,  N.  Y'.,  25  June,  1888.  (Mara 
Leona,  dau.  John  D.  and  Eleanor  Canada  (Burr)  Holeman  (h.  New  Richmond, 
Pa.,  25  Sept.,  1807)  Ch.:  (all  6.  Plea.santbille,  Pa.);  1114.  1.  Samuel 
Dalea  6.  12  Mav,  1889;  111,5.  ii.  Katea  h.  25  Apl.,  1892:  d.  26  Aug.,  1892; 
1116.  tit.  Helen  ChristeneO  6.  9  Oct.,  1894;  1117.  iv.  Nellie  M.8  6.  21  Jany., 
1901.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  P.  and  Van  E.   Fams.,  and  pcrs.  know.,  736  and  "3". 


194  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Pa.,  22  Dec,  1842,  Flora,  dait:  Samuel  and  Margaret  (Van- 
alstine)  Thompson  {b.  Deerfield  Tp.,  Warren  Co.,  Pa.,  12  Oct., 
1824).  [Tidioute,  Pa. 

Children: 

JT,^       I.  Edwin  W.*   b.   Deerfield  Tp.,   Warren  Co.,   Pa.,    14 
Oct.,  1846."  [Warren,  Pa. 

734  II.  Martha  E.**  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  19  June,  1847. 

[Warren,  Pa. 

735  III.  James  W.^  b.  26  ApL,   1851;    d.   Pleasantville,   Pa., 

24  Dec,  1891 ;    nnm. 

736  IV.  Wesley  Warren^  b.  19  July,  1855.'  [Rico,  Colo. 
•jT^j      V.  George  Sherman*  b.  Pleasantville,  Pa.,  20  ApL,  1863.° 

[Pittsburg,  Pa. 


FAMILY  CXXIII.i 

JAMES^  [306],  (Samuel^,  SamucP,  James*,  IsracP,  IsraeP. 
famcs^)  b.  19  Sept.,  1827;  d.  Geneva,  O.,  30  Aug.,  1896;  m. 
(i),  Tidioute,  Pa.,  25  Dec,  1854.  Henrietta  L.,  dau.  John  W. 
and  Catherine  (McCabe)  Shugart  (b.  Franklin,  Pa.,  7  Nov., 
1838;    (/.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  10  Nov.,  1881).  [Tititsville,  Pa. 

a.  Edwin  W.  Parshall,  m.  Warren,  Pa.,  5  Feby.,  1872,  Belle,  dau.  Myron 
Waters  {b.  Warren,  Pa.,  23  Apl.,  1848;  d.  Warren,  Pa.,  1.5  Feby.,  1897); 
Children.  1118.  i.  ClarabclleS  5.  Pleasantville,  Pa.,  5  Feby.,  1873,  m.  Warren, 
Pa.,  5  Apl.,  1899,  Carl,  s.  Isaac  Norton  and  Isabel  (Stoutenberg)  Gildersleeve 
(6.  Cochocton,  N.  Y.,  29  Sept.,  1872).  Issues  i.  John  Marshall9  (Gilder- 
sleere)  b.  h  Mch.,  1900;  ii.  Hta»ley  Parshnino  (Gildersleene)  b.  3-5  Apl.,  1902; 
1119.     ii.  Marshall  CurtisO  6.  Pleasantville,  Pa.,  27  Aug.,  1877.* 

6.  Wesley  Warren  Parshall,  m.  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  18  June,  1882,  Ida  Ger- 
trude, dau.  kdward  and  Mary  ( )  Palmer  (5.  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  23  .lany., 

1860)f.7t.  fall  h.  Rico,  Colo.)  1120.  i.  Harold  Christies  b.  7  Nov.,  1882;  1121. 
ii.  Wesley  Warren9  b.  6  Sept.,  1893.* 

c.  George  Sherman  Parshall,  m.  Olean,  N.  Y.,  7  Oct.,  188(i,  Emma,  dau. 
Milton  and  Mary  (Aults)  Means  (b.  la.,  3  Dec,  1866)  Ch.;  1122.  i.  Flora9  6. 
Olean,  N.  Y..  20  June,  1887;  1123.  ii.  George  Shermans  6.  Rico,  Colo.,  19 
Jany.,   1894.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.  Reca.  and  pers.  know.,  738  and  739. 


THE     SEVENTH      GENERATION  19S 

Children: 

738  I.  Samuel  Wilsoiv''  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  11  May,  1856.° 

[Akron,  O. 

739  II.  Maude  Ellen*  b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  23  Jany.,  1870. 

[Titusvillc,  Pa. 

m.  (2)t  Pleasantville,  Pa.,  3  May,  1883,  Mrs.  Adah  (Meade) 
James,  dan.  Ahyrom  Parke  and  Margaret  Webb  (Campbell) 
Meade  {b.  Keokuk,  la.). 

Children : 

740  III.  James  Jay*  b.  Titusville,  Pa.,  17  May,  1885.! 

[Cleveland,  0. 


FAMILY  CXXIV.t 

JACOB  COOK^  [307],  (John\  SamiieP,  James\  Israel, 
IsraeP,  Jamcs^)  b.  Ellsworth,  Mahoning  Co.,  O.,  16  Dec,  1812; 
d.  Faribault,  Minn.,  15  Mch.,  1890;  ni.  Butler  Co.,  Pa.,  11  June, 
1834,  Sarah  Maria,  dan.  James  Cratty  {b.  Butler  Co.,  Pa.,  19 
Aug.,   181 1  :    (/.  Faribault,  Minn.,  6  Oct.,   1892). 

[Faribault,  Minn. 

a.  Samuol  Wilson  PniMhall,  m.  Akron,  O..  H  Fpby.,  1880,  Harriet  Evaline, 
dau.  William  Evlos  and  Helen  Sophia  (Diekpv)  Pardee  (b.  Nebraska  Citv, 
Neb.,  29  .July,  iViS)  Ch. :  1124.  !.  Inezfi  6.  Titusville,  Pa.,  1!)  Janv.,  1881 
112.5.  a.  Cladvso  ft.  Titusville,  11  Oct.,  1882:  112G.  Hi.  Edward  Pardee!"  6 
Akron.  ().,  12  .Julv.  1884:  1127.  iv.  Wallaee  Diekev"  ft.  .\kron.  14  Mob..  1880 
d.  Meiilor,  O.,  2^0  Oct.,  180."!:  1128.  v.  Samuel  Wilson^  ft.  Akron,  1  Sept.,  1800 
d.  Mentor,  14  Oct.,  1803;  1120.  vi.  Don  .Varonn  6.  Akron,  3  Oct.,  1803;  1130 
vii.  Henrietta!!  ft.  Akron,  O.,  3  July,  1805;  d.  Akron,  O.,  7  July,  1895.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Pers.   know.,   wld.   306. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.   know.,  Ttl  and  745. 


196  T|H  E     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children: 

741  I.  John  R.^  b.  Newton  Falls,  O.,  17  May,  1835." 

[Faribault,  Minn. 

742  II.  James  Wallace^  b.  New  Lyme,  O.,  10  Dec,  1842.'' 

[Faribault,  Alinn. 

743  III.  William  Dennis^  b.  Lyme,  O.,  17  May,  1848.'' 

[lVillistou,S.  Dak. 


a.  lion.  John  R.  Parshall,  li  Fairbault,  Minn.,  10  Sept.,  1902;  m.  New  Lyme, 
O.,  3  Oct.,  1866,  Francenia  M.  dau.  Zopher  and  Aurelia  (Moses)  Gee,  (6.  New 
Lyme,  0.,  21  Mch.,  1848)  Children:  1131;  i.  Lottie  Irene,  6.  17  Oct.,  1867;  d.  23 
Apl.,  1868;  11.32.  ii.  Bernice  A.9  6.  Faribault,  Minn.,  21  Apl.,  1869;  1133. 
iii.  Eloise9  6.  Faribault,  8  June,  1876;  d.  Faribault,  21  Jany.,  1885.* 
He  v.'as  educated  in  the  public  schools  of  New  Lyme  0..  and 
at  Kingsville  (O)  Academy;  followed  mercantile  business,  farming 
and  .school  teaching  at  different  places  for  several  years.  Enlisted  Aug., 
1861,  in  Co.  A,  6th  Ohio  Vol.  Cavalry.  Served  in  W.  Va.,  and  in  the  Army 
of  the  Potomac.  Was  mustered  out  as  1st  Lieut.,  Nov.,  1864,  by  reason  of 
the  expiration  of  his  term  of  service.  Returning  to  Faribault,  Minn.,  he 
engaged  in  the  grocery  business,  and  in  1869,  was  elected  Registrar  of  Deeds, 
for  Kice  Co.,  Minn.,  and  served  six  years.  Engaged  in  book  and  stationery 
business,  and  was  elected  Mayor  of  Faribault,  1878.  Was  appointed  Post- 
master in  1885,  and  served  in"  that  capacity  four  years.  In  1889.  was  ap- 
pointed Trustee  of  the  Minnesota  Soldiers'  Home,  and  in  1892,  was  elected 
Fiscal  Agent  and  Steward  of  the  Minnesota  Institute  for  Defectives,  which 
last  two  positions  he  held  at  his  death.  He  has  been  Master  of  Faribault 
Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.,  Commander  of  Faribault  Commandry,  Commander  of 
Mitchell  Cook  Post,  G.  A.  R.,  and  Vestryman  of  Cathedral  Parish  for  many 
years.* 

&.  James  Wallace  Parshall,  6.  New  Lyme,  O.,  10  Dec,  1842:  m.  Faribault, 
Minn.,  11  Feby.,  1865,  Sarah  A.,  dau.  Heman  G.  and  Maria  (Bitlev)  Crossett 
(b.  Troy,  N.  Y.,  1  Sept.,  1846).  Children:  (All  b.  Faribault,  Minn.)  1134. 
i.  William  Walter'J  6.  30  Sept.,  1866;  m.  Currie,  Minn.,  10  Jany.,  1893,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  Michael  and  Mary  (Rice)  Stiem  (ft.  Germany,  17  Feby.,  1874). 
Childreji:  1275.  i.  Marie  AmcUalo  I.  5  Nov.,  1893;  1276.  ii.  Arthur  JohniO 
b.  5  July,  1896;  d.  10  Oct.,  1898;  1277.  iii.  George  Clarcnceio  b.  11  Ma;/, 
1900:  1135.  ii'.  Heman  Franklin9  (Rev.)  6.  27  Sept.,  1867;  m.  Faribault, 
IMinn.,  31  May,  18S4,  Minta  Nell,  dau.  James  Jasper  and  Matilda  (Crane) 
Gilmer  (6.  Faribault,  8  Mch.,  1867).  Children:  1278.  i.  Margaret  Gilmerio 
b.  Faribault,  10  Mch.,  1893:  1279.  ii.  Catherine  Crn/irio  b.  St.  Cloud, 
JUinn.,  16  Oct.,  1898;  d.  Jf  Nov.,  1898;  1280.  iii.  Eleanor  Cros.^ett\o  6. 
St  Cloud,  8  July,  1900.  1136.  Hi.  Mary  MariaO  6.  Faribault,  23  Nov.,  1868; 
m.  Scovell,  Minn.,  8  Dec,  1886,  Thomas  Francis,  s.  Thomas  and  Sarah 
(Butler)  Robinson  (ft.  Mazomanie,  Wis.,  29  July,  1853)  Issue:  i.  Sarah 
AlicclO  {Robinson)  ft.  30  Oct.,  1SS7 ;  ii.  Frank  Farshallio  (Robinson) 
b.  IS  June,  1889;  Hi.  Madge'io  (Robinson)  b.  16  July,  1S91.  1137.  ti'.  Alice 
fiertrudes    ft.   Faribault,    13'  Feby.,    1870;    m.   Slayton,   Minn.,   30   May,    1891, 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE    SEVENTH     GENERATION  197 

744     IV.  Mary  Emily''  b.  Xew  Lyme,  O.,  15   Sept.,   1853." 

[Boyd,  Ore. 


FAMILY  CXXVA 


JOSEPH'  [309],  (William^,  SamncP,  James*,  Israeli  IsraeP, 
lames'^)  b.  Butler  Co.,  Pa.,  17  Aug.,  1821;  d.  Virginia  City, 
Nev.,  14  Nov.,  1876;  m.  Mercer  Co.,  Pa.,  15  Mch.,  1842,  Eliz- 
abeth, dau.  William  and  Sarah   (Harlan)   Wilkin. 

Children:     (All  b.  Leesburg,  Pa.) 

745  I.  Jenpie  E.^  b.  11  Aug.,  1843;  "'•  Leesburg,  2  Mch., 
1865,  William  Adam,  5.  Adam  and  Mary  (Risher) 
Munnel  {b.  New  Wilmington,  Pa.,  25  Apl.,  1840). 
Issue: 

i.  Bessie  Maude®  (Munnel)  b.  4  Aug.,  1868." 

Honjamin  Dolancy,  s.  Christian  and  Mary  Ann  (Brown)  Stinc  (6.  Omaha, 
Neb'.,  19  Febv..  1863).  Issue:  (.\I1  h.  Omaha,  Neb.)  i.  Glenn  Parshallio 
(Xti)ie)  b.  :>(i  Mail.  1H!)2 ;  ii.  Ruth  Allec\^  b.  W  Dec,  1S97 :  1138.  v.  .\rthur 
EdfTiirO  6.  Faribault.  18  June,  1872;  m.  Faribault,  17  Feby.,  1901,  Bessie 
j4rvilla,  dau.  Charles  Edward  and  Frances  (Lewis)  Smith  (6.  Toledo.  0., 
17  Feby.,  1876);  11.30.  11.  Dana  Hermann  ft.  Faribault,  13  July.  1874; 
1140.  I'll.  James  Tollilfo  6.  Cameron,  Minn.,  15  Sept.,  188'0;  d.  Cameron,  21 
Oct.,  1883.* 

a.  Mary  Emily  Parsliall  b.  20  Sept.,  1853;  m.  Faribault,  4  Sept.,  1878,  John 
Alexander,  s.  Anjrus,  and  .Annie  (MoKinie)  Buthune  (fi.  Charlottenber;^, 
'Ont.,  Canada,  13  Sept.,  1848).  [.tsue:  i.  .Joseph  YounjimanS  _( Bcthune)  b. 
Ked  Wing,  -Minn..  !)  .lune,  1879;  ii.  Maude  AliceO  (Bcthune)  b.  Faribault, 
Minn.,  30  ,)une,  1883;  Hi.  James  AngiisS  (Bethune)  b.  Kau  Claire,  Wis.,  29 
May,  1886.t 

6.  Bessie  Maude  .Munnell  rf.  Banbury,  Pa.,  8  Apl.,  1808;  m.  Rich  Hill, 
I'a.,  —  Sept.,  18S8,  William  lludsbeth,  s.  James  and  Anna  (Sajjer)  Harrison 
(6.  Pittsburjr.  Pa.,  11  Oct..  18152).  Issue:  i.  William  Munnellin  (Harri.'ion) 
*.  25  June.  1889;  ii.  .lames  Richardli>  (Harrison)  6.  8  Jany.,  1801;  ii.  Bessie 
HazelHi  (Harrison)  6.  19  Aug.,  1893;  iv.  Edward  Seagerio  (Harrison)  6. 
19  May,   1895.t 

•  Fam.  Rec3.  and  perc  know.,  U3o. 
t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  745. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


198  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

ii.  Nettie^  (Munnel)  b.  2  Dec,  1870. 

iii.   Mary  Blanche"    (Munnel)    b.   27  Sept.,    1872." 

iv.  William  Boyd"  (Munnel)  b.  22  Feby.,  1876." 

V.  Olive  Estella"  (Munnel)  b.  25  May,  1878. 

746  II.  Sarah*  b.   11  Oct.,   1845;    d.  Volant,  Pa.,  14  Feby., 

1900;  ;;;.  Mercer  Co.,  Pa.,  7  Oct.,  1863,  Isaac 
Donaldson,  .y.  James  Young  and  Martha  (Donald- 
son) Kirk  {b.  Indian  Run,  Pa.,  19  Nov.,  1841). 
Issue: 

i.  Olive  Estella"  (Kirk)  b.  4  July,  1864. 
ii.  James  ParshalP    (Kirk)   b.   11  Oct.,   1867. 

747  III.  MaryS  b.  28  Aug.,  1847:   d.  26  May,  1886. 

748  IV.  William*'  b.  26  June,  1849."^ 

749  V.  Jonathan  Wilkin*  b.  24  July,  185 1.'' 

750  VI.  Dorcas*  b.  31  Dec,  1854;   d.  Indian  Run,  Pa.,  2  Oct., 

1897;  ;;;.  New  Wilmington,  Pa.,  20  Aug.,  1878, 
William,  s.  Mathias  and  Margaret  (McBride)  Ede- 
burn  {b.  Volant,  Pa.,  24  Jany.,  1859).     Issue: 

a.  Mary  Blanche  Munnel  m.  New  Castle,  Pa.,  14  Feby.,  1900,  Guy  L.,  s. 
William  E.  and  Margaret  (Parker)  Loekhart  ( b.  New  Castle,  23  June,  18U9). 
Issue:    i.  William  Glennio   (Loekhart)   b.  22  Dec.,  I'JOO.* 

6.  William  Boyd  Munnel  m.  Rich  Hill,  Pa.,  .3  July,  1902,  Sarah  Edna,  dau. 
Wilbur  and  Ella    (Keed)    Minich.* 

c.  William  Parshall  m.  New  Castle,  Pa.,  22  Feby.,  1874,  Eliza  Jane,  dau. 
John  and  Elizabeth  (Daniels)  Nelson  (6.  1  Nov.,  1853).  Children:  1141. 
i.  Mary  Elizabeths  6.  1  Aug.,  1875;  1142.  ii.  Beriah  Gibson9  b.  22  .July, 
1878;  1143.  iii.  Clark  Munnel9  6.  8  Aug.,  1879;  1144.  iv.  Etta  Jane9 
5.  22  Jany.,  1882.* 

d.  Jonathan  Wilkin  Parshall  m.  Black  Town,  Pa.,  Matilda  .Jane,  dau. 
Henry  and  Christena  (Baughman)  Rodawald  (6.  Clarksville.  Pa.,  23  Aug., 
1851).  Children:  114.5.  i.  Glide  Williams  6.  23  Sejjt.,  1872;  1146.  ii. 
Charles  Boydo  6.  1  Feby.,  1875;  1147.  iii.  Emma9  5.  23  Febv..  1877:  1148. 
iv.  Louis  MelvilleO  b.  9  May,  1879;  1149.  v.  Carrie  May9  b.  5  Sept.,  1882; 
1150.  vi.  Olive  Helens  b.  4  Sept.,  1884;  1151.  vii.  Mabel  ChristenaS  6. 
2G  Mch.,  1887;  1152.  viii.  Earl  Jonathan9  6.  3  Nov.,  1890;  1153.  ix.  Ellen 
JMaria9  b.  12  Sept.,  1894.* 

*  Fain.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.,  745. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  199 

i.  Joseph  Oscar"  (Edeburn)  h.  21  Nov.,  1878. 

ii.  Mary  Luella"  (Edeburn)  b.  26  Jany.,  1882. 
iii.  Carrie  EtheF  (Edeburn)  b.  4  May,  1884. 
iv.  Clark  ParshalP  (Edeburn)  b.  18  Apl.,  1886. 

751  VII.  Clark*  b.  22  Mch.,  1858." 

752  VIII.  John  Rudolph**  b.  6  May,  i860. 


FAMILY    CXXVI* 

SAMUEL^  [310],  (WilUam\  SamiieP,  James*,  IsraeP, 
IsracP,  Jaines^)  b.  Centervilie,  Pa.,  27  Oct.,  1824;  d.  West 
Middlesex,  Pa.,  14  June,  1889:  m.  West  Middlesex,  Pa.,  26 
Oct.,  1848,  Rebecca,  dc2u.  John  and  Elizabeth  (McBride)  New- 
kirk  (b.  Darlington,  Pa.,  14  Mch.,  1824). 

Children: 

753  I.  Emma"  b.  9  July,   18 — ;    m.  20  June,   1887,  W.  J. 

Davidson.  [Beaver  Falls,  Pa. 

754  II.  Harry  Alfred^  b.  27  Feby.,  1862.' 

[West  Middlesex,  Pa. 


FAMILY  CXXVII.% 

JAMES  ALEXANDER"  [311].  (IVilliam",  SamiicP,  lames', 
Israel^,  IsraeP,  James^ )  b.  Centervilie,  Butler  Co.,  Pa.,  1 1  Dec, 

a.  Clark  Parsliall  m.  .\(l(la  Modinnis.     No  issue. 

b.  Harry  .Vlfrcd  I'arshall  m.  Sandy  Lako,  Pa.,  25  June,  1902,  Elln,  dau. 
Kobert  Hugh  and  ilartha  ( liaird )  AlcCuUough  { 6.  Sandy  Lake,  20  June, 
1877). t 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.  754. 

t  Pers.    statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  756  and  757. 


200  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

1827;  d.  Neshannock  Falls,  Pa.,  16  Dec,  1885;  m.  Centerville, 
Pa.,  20  May,  1848,  Maria,  dan.  of  James  Rodgers  {b.  Center- 
ville, 3  Oct.,  1832;  d.  Neshannock  Falls,  3  Aug.,  1895). 

Children: 

755  I.  Ida*  b.  24  Apl.,  1852;  d.  inf. 

756  II.  William  L.*  b.  Mercer,  Pa.,  3  Oct.,  1854." 

[St.  Marys,  IV.  Va. 

757  III.  Francis  Rudolph*  b.  Mercer,  Pa.,  4  May,   1858." 

[Allegheny  City,  Pa. 

758  IV.  Clara  Jane*  b.  Leesburg,  Pa.,  22  Nov.,   1862. 

759  V.  Mary  Ada*  b.  Leesburg,  Pa.,  28  Feby.,  1867. 

760  VI.  Melvin  C*  b.  Leesburg,  Pa.,  22  Mch.,  1872. 


FAMILY    CXXVIIL* 

ELI  GEE^  [322],  (Daniel'^,  SamucP,  James*,  Israel,  IsracP, 
James^)  b.  Milton,  O.,  24  Jany.,  1844:  m.  Independence,  la., 
6  Jany.,  1870,  Adelia,  dan.  John  and  Catherine  (Trainer)  Calla- 
han [b.  Columbus,  Wis.,  25  Dec,  1847).  [Cuba,  Mo. 

a.  William  L.  Parshall  m.  Latrobe,  Westmoreland  Co.,  Pa.,  10  May.   1807, 

Harriet,  dau.  John  and  Hannah    ( )    Wright    (6.  Pennsville,   Favette 

Co.,  Pa.,  9  .June,  1872).  Children:  1154.  i.  Helena  h.  Pennsville,  Pa.,  9  Julv, 
1898;     1155.   n.  Arthur  LeRoy9  h.  Pennsville,  14  June,  1001.* 

h.  Franklin   Rudolph  Parshall   m.   Leesburg,  Pa.,  —  Apl.,   1888.  Margaret 

Sophia,  dau.  Charles  and  Harriet   ( )   Banfield   (6.  England,  18  Apl., 

1863).  ChUdren:  1156.  i.  Stanley  Banfield9  h.  New  Castle,  Pa.,  27  Oct.,  1890; 
1157.  a.  Sydney  Gardners  5.  New  Castle,  Pa.,  4  Sept.,  1892;  1158.  in.  Paul 
B.9  6.  Franklin,  Pa.,   14  Mch.,   1890;   d.   16  Mch.,    1890.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  201 

Children: 

761  I.  Frank  G.*  b.  New  Hampton,  la.,  12  Nov.,  1871." 

[Nezu  Hampton,  la. 

762  II.  Mary  Elizabeth*  b.  Lawler,  la.,   11  Jany.,  1875;    d. 

Sumner,  la.,  3  Apl.,  1876. 

763  III.  Catherine  Grace*  b.  Sumner,  la.,  23  Apl.,  1877;    d. 

Sumner,  la.,  23  Apl.,  1879.  [Sut)iner,  la. 

764  IV.  Etta  Gertrude*  b.  Chickasaw  Co.,  la.,  6  Mch.,  1880. 

765  V.  May  Catherine*  b.  New  Hampton,  la.,  29  May,  1882. 

766  VI.  LeVinnie  Rose*  b.  Dresden,  la.,  6  Nov.,  1884. 

767  VII.  Philip  Alfred*  b.  Sumner,  la.,  28  Jany.,  1887. 

768  VIII.  Arthur  John*  b.  Sumner,  la.,  26  May,  1890. 


FAMILY  CXXIX.f 

FREDERICK"  [323],  (Thomas''',  SamttcP,  James*,  IsraeP, 
IsracP,  James^)  b.  Ravenna,  O.,  2  Apl.,  1825;  d.  Sharlersville, 
Portage  Co.,  O.,   14  Oct.,  1885;    m.  27  Apl.,   1855,  Eliza,  dan. 

Daniel  and  Susan  ( )  Depue  (b.  4  Apl.,  1835;  d.  Shalers- 

ville,  O.,  25  Feby.,  1901).  [Shulcrsz'ille,  Portage  Co.,  O. 

Children:     (All  b.  Shalersville.  O.) 

769  I.  Willie  Ernest*  b.  19  Mch.,  1859.' 

770  II.  Luna  Eugenia*  b.  20  I\Ich.,  1861.'' 

o.  Frank  G.  I'Hrsliall  m.  Klma,  la..  G  Feby.,  1901,  Mattip,  dau.  George 
Pittinfrer   (h.  North  Washinffton.  la.,  20  Febv.,"  IH^^l)).♦ 

h.  Willie  Krnest   Parsball  d.   Shalersville,  "o..  2'0   Feby..   1001 :    m.   Detroit, 

Alioh..  0  Sept.,  1888,  Lillian,  dnu.  Deforest  and  Sophronia  (I'arshall)    [ ] 

Wheeloek  (6.  Freedom,  O.,  21  Apl.,  1801).  Children:  1159.  t.  Clayton 
Deforest.sf 

r.  I. una  Ens-enia  Parshall  m.  Akron,  0.,  2  Oct.,  1884,  George,  s.  Henry 
and  Mary  (Hall)  Corl  (5.  Mogadore,  0.,  14  Jany.,  1861).  Issue:  i.  Fred* 
(C'orl.)t 

•  Pera.  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pera.  know.,  771. 


202  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

7/1     III.  Friend  Luman*  b.  27  Nov.,  1868.° 

yy2     IV.  Pearlie  James^  b.  10  Feby.,  1872;   d.  Shalersville,  O.. 
31  Dec,  1876. 


FAMILY  CXX.f 


JOHN  HARMON^  Dr.,  [326],  (David\  SamiicP,  James*, 
IsracP,  IsracF,  Jaincs^)  b.  Ellswortli,  Mahoning  Co.,  O.,  i  Aug., 
1824;  (/.  Kingsville,  O.,  24  Dec,  1883;  in.  20  Sept.,  1849, 
Susan  B.,  dan.  Thomas  and  Nancy  (Miller)  Van  Winkle  {b. 
Linesville,  Pa.,  6  June,  1831 ;    d.  Kingsville,  O.,  6  ApL,  1884). 

[Kingsville,  Ashtabula  Co.,  O. 

Children:     (All  b.  Linesville,  Pa.) 

yy^  I.  Abbie  Winifred^t  b.  15  June,  1850:  d.  Geneva,  O., 
10  June,  1889;  nt.  Kingsville,  O.,  3  July,  1871, 
Worthy  T.,  s.  Lorenzo  Solon  and  Harriet  (Taylor) 
Bull  (b.  Solon,  O.,  17  Oct.,  1843).    iVo  issue. 

[Kingsville,  O. 

774      II.  Herbert  Morgan*  b.  10  Oct.,  1858.' 

a.  Friend  Lunian  Parshall  m.  Ravenna,  O.,  G  Nov.,  1889,  Addie  Irene,  dau. 
.John  and  Ella  (Baxter)  Brown  (b.  Franklin,  O.,  24  Jany.,  1873).  Children: 
Kankalvce,  111.,  23  Oct.,  1862).     No  issue.* 

h.  Herbert  Morgan  Parshall  b.  10  Oct.,  18.58;  m.  Topeka,  Kan.,  15  Aug., 
1889,  Hannah  E.,  dau.  .Toel  Harrison  and  Sarah  Jane  (Swan)  Bledsoe  (6. 
Kankakee,  111.,  23  Oct.,  1862).    No  issue. 

*  Pers.  statement. 

t  P.   and  Van   E.    Fams. ;   Fam.    Recs.   and  pers.   know.,  774. 

t  P.  and  Van  E.  Fams.,  and  pers.  know.  Worthy  T.  Bull. 


THE    SEVENTH    GENERATION  203 


FAMILY    CXXXI* 

WILLIAM  SHREVE'  [328],  {David'-\  SmmicP,  James*, 
Israel^,  Israel',  James^j  b.  Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  3  Oct.,  1832;  m. 
Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  28  Oct.,  1852,  Mary  A.,  dau.  John  and  Jane 
(McCrary)  Smith  (b.  Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  27  Mch.,  1834;  d. 
Dows,  la.,  26  Dec,  1900).  [Dozvs,  Wright  Co.,  la. 

Ckildren: 

775  I.  Ruth  Athalia*  b.  Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  28  June,  1853. 

[Eagle  Grove,  Wright  Co.,  la. 

776  II.  Ida  Adelaide*  b.  Trumbull  Co.,  O.,  28  Mch.,   1856; 

(•/.  Jamestown,   N.  Dak.,  28  Dec,   1886;    ;;;.  Cedar 

Rapids,  la.,  3  Mch.,  1884,  Henry,  .?.  John  and 

(Scott)  Wheeler  {b.  Wis.,  2  Sept..  1855).    Issue: 

i.  Alta  May"  (Wheeler)  b.  22  Feby.,  1885. 

777  III.  Alice  D.»   b.   Shelby  Co.,   Mo.,    i   Jany..    1861  :    m. 

Webster   City,    la.,    i    Jany.,    1880,    William    H.,   s. 
David  and  Sarah  (Green)  Inman  {b.  Ohio).    Issue: 

[Eagle  Grove,  la. 

i.  Jessie  Floss  Clendina"  (Inman). 

ii.  Grace  Vivian"'   (Inman). 
iii.   William  Shreve^  (Inman). 
iv.  Alice  Sophronia'  (Inman). 

V.  Firman  Gee"  (Inman). 

778  IV.  Florence  Abbie"   b.   Richmond,   Wash.   Co.,   la.,   29 

Mch.,  1862;    VI.  Webster  City,  la.,  28  Sept.,   1881, 


Complied  from  Fam.  Recs.  by  7S3. 


204  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

William,  s.  Robert  and  Christena  (Hendry)  Bain  {b. 
Canada,  19  Oct.,  1861).     Issue: 

[IValdeck,  Atkin  Co.,  Minn. 

i.  Earl^  (Bain)  b.  28  May,  1882;  d.  8  Mch.,  1886. 

ii.  Florence  Edna"  (Bain)  b.  4  Aug.,  1884. 

iii.  Jessie  Mary*  (Bain)  b.  11  June,  1886. 

iv.  Wilmer  ].^  (Bain)  b.  14  Aug.,  li 

V.  Windle  G.»  (Bain)  b.  14  Aug.,  il 

vi.  Etta  May"  (Bain)  b.  18  June,  1890. 

vii.  Mary  Ida®  (Bain)  b.  30  Nov.,  1895. 

viii.  William"  (Bain)  b.  23  Dec.,  1897. 

779  V.  John  Harmon*  b.  Richmond,  la.,  6  ApL,   1864;    d. 

Richmond,  la.,  20  Sept.,  1865. 

780  VI.  Margaret  May*   b.  Richmond,   la.,  26  Jany.,   1867; 

m.  Blairsburg,  la.,  28  May,  1889,  Fred  S.,  s.  Amos 
and  Mary  (Swarts)  Bailey  (fc.  Webster  City,  la.,  26 
Nov.,  1866).    Issue:  [Webster  City,  la. 

i.  Amos  F."  (Bailey)  b.  18  May,  1893. 
ii.  Ralph  William*  (Bailey)  b.  20  June,  1897;   d. 
II  ApL,   1898. 

781  VII.  Mary  Adelia*   b.   Richmond,   la.,   6  Apl.,    1869;   d. 

Richmond,  la.,  25  July,   1870. 

782  VIII.  Blanche  Adelia*  b.  Richmond,  la.,  21  May,  1871. 

783  IX.  Mary  Etta*  b.  Webster  City,  la.,  12  July,  1874. 


FAMILY    CXXXII* 

DAVID  FURMAN'  [331],  (David^,  SamucP,  James*,  Israel, 
IsraeP,  James^ )  b.  Berlin,  Mahoning  Co.,  O.,  13  Sept.,  1841 ;   m. 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  205 

Espyville,  Crawford  Co.,  Pa.,  4  May,  1864,  Sarah  Elizabeth, 
dau.  Joseph  and  Hannah  (Stinson)  Gibson  {b.  Espyville,  Pa., 
2-j  Nov.,  1846).  [Denmark,  Lee  Co.,  la. 

Children : 

784  I.  Fred  Gibson*  b.  18  Feby.,  1865." 

785  II.  Emma  Julia*  b.  Danville,  Des  Moines  Co.,  la.,  22, 

Mch.,  1868;  m.  Fort  Madison,  la..  26  Nov.,  1890, 
Thomas  Roach,  s.  Reuben  Adams  and  Mary  (Tins- 
ley)  Smith  {b.  Bardolph,  111.,  23  July,  1856).    Issue: 

i.  Frank  Parshall*  (Smith)  b.  10  Sept.,  1891. 

786  III.  Herbert*  b.  14  Feby.,  1874." 

787  IV.  Frank*  b.  Denmark,  la.,  17  Dec,  1877;  d.  11  Feby., 

1880. 

788  V.  Lizzie  Florence*  b.  Denmark,  la.,  4  Sept.,  1880;  ni. 

Denmark,  la.,  5  Oct.,  1898,  Charles  E.,  s.  Daniel  and 
Margaret  (Bazel)  Purcell  {b.  Burlington,  la.,  22 
Feby.,  1866).     Issii-e: 

i.  Bessie  Julia"  (Purcell)  b.  16  Aug.,  1900. 

[Fart  Madison,  la. 

789  VI.  Alta  Lucy*  b.  Denmark,  la.,  i  June.  1883. 

a.  Fred  (Jilison  Pnrslinll  m.  Now  London,  In.,  18  .Tany..  1SS8,  Florpnco,  dnu. 
Joseph  and  hucrptia  (('rainnpr)  -Miller  (6.  Quincy,  111.,  ti  Oct..  180").  Child- 
ren: 1101.  1.  Fnrmnn  Clnrkn  6.  Denmark,  la.",  20  Mav,  180.3;  1102.  t«. 
Frank  Miller!'  h.  Ml.  Pleasant.  la.,  28  Deo.,  lilOO.* 

h.  Herbert  I'arslinll  m.  Ft.  Madison,  la.,  15  Feb.,  1808.  Cora  Dell,  dnu. 
John  W.  and  F.liznbeth  (Sen^'er)  Haker  (6.  Denmark,  la..  14  Apl..  1880). 
Childrrti:  (All  h.  Denmark.)  110.1.  t.  Earl  HakerS  b.  17  June.  1808;  1104. 
a.  Hazel  Kstherfl  b.  27  Oct.,  ISllO.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


206  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    CXXXIIL* 

GIDEON"  [332],  (Jacob\  SamucP,  James*.  IsraeP,  IsracP, 
Jamcs^)  h.  Mahoning  Co.,  O.,  11  June,  1826:  vi.  Milton  Center, 
O.,  12  Aug.,  1847,  Hannah,  dan.  Isaac  and  Ehzabeth  (De  Long) 
Winans  {b.  Newton  Tp.,  O.,  30  Nov.,  1827;  d.  Pipestone,  Mich., 
13  Oct.,  1895).  {Pipestone,  Mich. 

Children:     (All  h.  Pa.) 

790  I.  Albert.* 

791  II.  Isaac  H.*  b.  9  July,  1851." 

792  III.  Daniel.* 

793  IV.  Celoy.* 

794  V.  Grant*  b.  ly  June,  1863." 


FAMILY  CXXXIV.f 

ARCHIBALD  GALLOWAY^  [340], ( I srarl^  Israeli  IsracP, 
IsracP,  IsraeP  Janics^)  b.  Albion,  N.  Y.,  14  June,  181 5;  d.  East 
Spring^vater,  N.  Y.,  23  Aug.,  1899;  vi.  East  Springwater,  31 
Dec,  1836,  Emeline,  dan.  John  and  Lucy  (Howard)  Andrew? 
(b.  Union,  Broome  Co.,  N.  Y.,  20  Nov.,  1816:  d.  East  Spring- 
water,  7  July,  1888). 

o.  Isaac  H.  Parshall  ni.  Benton  Harbor,  Mich.,  —  May.  1873,  Jennie,  dau. 
Frank  and  Amelia   (Bushey)    Pryne.  Children:   1165.  i.  Alraa.o* 

b.  Grant  Parshall  m.  (1)  Berrien  Springs,  Mich..  18  Sept.,  1884,  Agnes, 
dau.   Harley  and  Marv  Jane    (Maddox)    Dana    (6.   Pipestone,   Mich.,  29  July, 

1860;  d.  )    Children:    1166.  i.   Glenn  J.9   h.  20  June,   1887,  to.    (2) 

Dowegiac,  Mich.,  4  Nov.,  1895,  Catherine,  dau.  Lord  Smith  (b.  1860).  No 
tssue.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know..  795. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  207 

Children  : 

795  I.  Lucy  Howard'**  b.  East  Springwater,  lo  June,  1838; 

m.  Springwater,  23  Sept.,  1866,  Ira  Leet,  s.  Elijah 
and  Polly  (Arnold)  Wetmore,  {b.  East  Springwater, 
28  Feby.,  1842).     Issue: 

i.  Zee®   (Wetmore)   b.  2  Dec,    1869;  111.  ■ 

Bowles, 
ii.  Emma"  (Wetmore)  b.  14  July,  1872;  m. 

Hosley. 
iii.  Wirt  E."  (Wetmore)  b.  23  Aug.,  1874. 
iv.  Archibald   Galloway*    (Wetmore)    b.   25   Dec., 

1877. 
V.  Daisy  L.'  (Wetmore)  b.  i  Feby.,  1882. 

796  II.  Alice"  b.  4  July,  1840;   d.  —  Mch.,  1842. 

797  III.  Ellen  Charlotte*  b.  19  Aug.,  1842;  d.  5  Feby.,  1883; 

ni. Coykendall. 

798  IV.  Harriet  Adelma'*  b.  4  Jany.,  1846;  d.  20  Nov.  1875. 

m. Fuller. 

799  V.  Emily  Amelia"  b.  13  May,  1848;    d.  —  Mch.,  1874; 

800  VI.  John  Lever®  b.  23  July,  1852. 


FAMILY  CXXXV.j 

LEVI  THAYER'  [341].  (IsracP,  IsraeP,  Israel*,  IsraeP, 
IsraeP,  James^)  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  5  Sept.,  1817;  d.  Water- 
ford  Mills,  Ind.,  27  Dec.,  i860;  m.  Columbia  City,  Ind.,  21  Sept., 
1845,  Lydia.  dan.  Peter  and  Polly  (Birch)  Mosher  {b.  Hannibal, 
N.  Y.,  25  Dec,  1820;  d.  27  Apl.,  i860). 

[Watcrford  Mills,  Ind. 

•  Pors.  statement. 

t  Fam.    Recs.    and    pera.    know.,    302. 


208  THEPARSHALLFAMILV 

Children : 

8oi       I.  Arthur  James*  b.  Columbia  City,  Ind..  27  Sept.,  1846.° 

[Mitchell,  S.  Dak. 

802  II.   Israel  Peter^  b.  22  Feby.,  1849.''     [Coldwatcr,  Mich. 

803  III.  Archibald  Galloway®  b.   18  July,   1851;  d.  26  jany., 

1857- 

804  IV.  Deborah  Alfaretta*   b.  26  July,    1853:  d.   Collamer, 

Ind.,  14  Oct.,  1854. 

805  V.  Charles  Lewis®  b.  2  Aug.,  1857." 

806  VI.  Jennie  Jeanette®  b.  25  Nov.,  1859. 


a.  Hon.  Arthur  James  Parshall  m.  Chicajjo,  111.,  19  Sept.,  1865.  Mary 
Vanness,  dan.  William  P.  and  Eliza  Nevil  (Jacques)  Carney  (6.  Chicago, 
15  Nov.,  1847).  Children:  1167.  i.  Leon  M.9  6.  Chicago,  13  Sept.,  1866; 
d.  Voncouver,   Wash.,   9  Jany.,   1898;    m.   Oregon   City,   Ore.,    14   .July,    1892, 

— ;      1168.    'a.   Lumas   Arthurs   b.   Chicago,  20  Jany.,   1869; 

d.  Chicago,  19  Aug.,  1870;  1169.  Hi.  Jennie  Elizabeth  LvdiaS  &.  "Chicago, 
23  Aug..  1872;  1170.  ii\  Fannie  Violette  Eose9  6.  Rock'port,  So.  Dak.,  7 
Sept.,  1873;  1171.  v.  Edward  Louis9  6.  Eosedale,  So.  Dak.,  13  Aug.,  1875; 
1172.  vi.  Frank  Pettigrew9  6.  Eosedale,  So.  Dak.,  20  May,  1881;  d.  Alex- 
andrina.  So.  Dak.,  25  Sept.,  1890;  1173.  vii.  Harry  Eaymondo  h.  Alexan- 
drina,  So.  Dak.,  14  Dec,  1883.  Arthur  .J.  Parshall  enlisted  in  an  Ind.  Regt. 
at  16  years  of  age  and  served  until  the  close  of  the  War.  Located  at  Clii- 
cago  and  studied  law.  Was  burned  out  during  the  great  fire  of  1871.  and 
removed  to  Dakota  Territory  in  1872.  Helped  organize  Hansen  County  and  was 
its  first  prosecuting  attorney.  Afterwards  Register  of  Deeds  and 
Kx-otiicio  County  Clerk  for  eight  years.  Elected  to  the  Territorial  Legisla- 
ture, he  served  one  term.  Has  since  devoted  himself  to  journalism  and  is  now 
(1902)  Editor  of  the  Parkstown,  (So.  Dak.)   Advance.*  ' 

6.  Israel  Peter  Parshall  m.  Eosedale,  So.  Dak.,  19  Sept.,  1880.  Mary 
Stevenson  (6.  Seneca  Falls.  N.  Y.,  1  Aug.,  1862).  Children:  1174.  i. 
Rosaline  Mav9  h.  Mitchell.  So.  Dak.,  14  Dec.  1881;  1173.  ii.  Thaver  PeterS 
ft.  So.  Whitley,  Ind.,  27  Oct.,  1887;  1176.  Hi.  Althea  Julia9  h.  So.  Whitley, 
20  Oct.,  1889;     1177.    iv.  Bessie  Fern9  5.  So.  Whitley,  27  Nov.,    1891.* 

c.  Charles  Lewis  Parshall  m.  Morehead,  la.,  31  Mch.,  1881,  Nancy  JIartin, 
dnu.  Martin  and  Jlary  (Shaw)  Potter.  Children:  1178.  j.  Lucy"  Ann9  5. 
Little   Sious,  la.,   18  Sept.,   1882.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  209 


FAMILY  CXXXVI* 

ISAAC  RANSOM^  [343],  {IsmcP  IsracP  Israel*  IsraeP 
IsraeP  Jarncs^)  b.  Springfwater,  Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Dec,  1823; 
d.  Fremont,  Mich.,  4  Mch.,  1879;  nt.  Bloods  Corners,  Steuben 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  5  Sept.,  1848,  Rowena  Belinda,  dan.  Zebadiah  and 
Betsey  (Dagget)  Briggs,  {b.  Cattaraugus  Co.,  N.  Y.,  8  Mch., 
1832).  {Fremont,  Mich. 

Children: 

807  I.  Mary*   b.  Springwater,   N.  Y.,   27  Feby.,   1850;  m. 

Fremont,  Mich.,  8  Jany.,  1868,  Wilford  Denis,  s. 
Benjamin  Bowin  and  Miranda  (Terry)  Briggs  (b. 
Richmond,  Ont.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Jany.,  1844).    Issue: 

[Fremont,  Mich. 

i.  Francis  OrvaP  (Briggs)  b.  9  Mch.,  1869. 

ii.  Benjamin  James*  (Briggs)  b.  7  Feby.,  1871. 

iii.  Dollie  May'  (Briggs)  &.  26  Apl.,  1874. 

iv.  Joshua  Irvin'   (Briggs)  b.   16  Mch.,  1880. 

V.  Edith  Melvina"  (Briggs)  b.  15  July,  1883. 
vi.  Norman  Brazilla'  (Briggs)  b.  28  Oct.,  1885. 

808  II.  Julia*  b.  20  Nov.,  1851 ;  rf.  11  Oct.,  1852. 

809  III.  Brazilla  Waterman*  b.  SpringAvater,  N.  Y.,  23  Oct., 

1853  ;  lanii.  [Fremont,  Mich. 

810  IV.  Deborah   Elizabeth*   b.   23  Mch.,    1856;  d.    16  Aug., 

1878:  111.  William  Friend.     Issue: 

i.  Mary  Elizabeth'  (Friend)  b.  9  June,  1874. 

*  Fam.  Rec.  aod  pers.  know.  812. 


210  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

ii.  (Friend)  b.  13  Oct.,  1876;  d.  27  July, 

1877. 

iii.  Maude"  (Friend)  b.  30  Apl.,  1878;  d.  11  Oct., 
1878. 

811  V.  George  Ransom*  b.  i  Aug.,  1862;  d.  i  Oct.,  1881. 

812  VI.  Phebe  Melissa*  b.  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  19  Aug.,  1867; 

m.  Fremont,  Mich.,  31  Aug.,  1885,  Albert  Henry, 
s.  David  Lewis  and  Elizabeth  (Marks)  Reed  (b. 
Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  17  June,  1861).    No  issue: 

[Frenio)it,  Mich. 


FAMILY  CXXXVII* 

ISRAEL  D.^  [356],  {Tcrry^  IsracP  Isra-cl*  IsraeP  IsracP 
James^)  b.  Springvvater,  Livingston  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  Oct.,  1836; 
m.  Sciota  Tp.,  Shiawassee  Co.,  Mich.,  16  July,  1865,  Margaret 
Jane,  dau.  Jacob  Birch  and  Rebecca  Matilda  (Coryell)  Havi- 
land  {b.  Iosco,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  25  Aug.,  1848). 

[Laingsbiirg,  Shiazi'assee  Co.,  Mich. 

Children:    (All  b.  and  d.  Woodhull,  Mich.) 

813  I.  Annie  V.*  b.  4  July,  1867;  d.  28  Jany.,  1876. 

814  II.  Mark  J.*  b.  9  July,  1869;  d.  13  May,  1875. 

815  III.  Terry  E.*  b.  16  Feby..  1872;  d.  13  May,  1873. 
8x6     IV.  Charles  B.®  b.  4  Sept.,  1873  ;  d.  4  Feby.,  1874. 
817      V.  Bruce*  b.  6  June,  1882. 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH      GENERATION  211 


FAMILY  CXXX]'III* 

GEORGE  BRADFORD"  [364],  {Ira"  David'-  Israel*  IsracP 
Isra^P  Jaiiics^)  b.  Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  16  Sept.,  1827;  m. 
Potter,  N.  Y.,  10  Nov.,  1853,  Ann  Elizabeth,  dan.  John  and 
Nancy  (Gage)  Saunders  {b.  Potter,  N.  Y.,  30  Mch.,  1831;  d. 
Potter,  I  ]\Ich.,  1902).  {Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children : 

818  I.   Rosalie  Van  Tyle**!  b.  Grass  Lake,  Mch.,   13  Sept., 

1854;  m.  Benton  Center,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  26  May, 
1878,  Levi,  s.  Ira  and  Harriet  (Horde)  Pressler  {b. 
Ferguson  Corners,  N.  Y.,  29  July,   1850).    Issue. 

[Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y. 

i.   Fred  Wellington'  (Pressler)  b.  10  ApL,  1879. 
ii.   Ellen  Victoria'   (Pressler)  b.  7  May,  1883. 

819  II.  Ira  John'^  b.  Rushville,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  23  May, 

1858." 

820  III.  William  Albert*  b.   16  Mch.,   1862.' 

{La port  City,  la. 

a.  Ira  John  Parshall  rf.  Atlanta,  Steuben  Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Nov..  1S81 :  m. 
North  Cohocton,  Steuben  Co.,  N.  Y.,  20  Febv..  1878,  Nettie,  dau.  Daniel  and 
Elizabeth  (.Jones)  Stephenson  (b.  Naples,  "Ont.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  8  Oct.,  1839). 
Children:  117fl.  t.  Charles  .VufrustusB  h.  Naples,  2fi  Nov.,  1878;  m.  Roches- 
ter, N.  Y,.  4  .\pl.,  1001,  Zada  M.,  dnu.  Klias  .Vlmond  and  Emilv  Ida  (Ran- 
kin) Lapp  {h.  Helleville,  Ont.,  4  Apl.,  188;!).  Children:  1281.  i".  Irn  .JohniO 
b.  21  Apl..  I'.m.':  1180.  ii.  Minnies  6.  Rushville,  N.  Y.,  23  Feby.,  1880.  The 
widow  of  Ira  .1.  Parshall  m.  (2)  1  Dec,  188fi,  Charles  ,J.  Coons  and  had  issue: 
».  Flovd  Lorentus  (Coons)  6.  23  Sept.,  1888;  ii.  George  Bradford  (Coons) 
6.  17  June,  189I.t 

6.  William  Albert  Parshall  m.  Independence.  la.,  16  Mch.,  1892,  Ruhr 
Annette,  dnu.  Orson  Tarbell  and  Sarah  Ann  (Graves)  Conerv  (6.  Dclniar, 
la.,  7  Apl.,  18(17).  Children:  1181.  t.  Effie  TaborO  6.  Independence,  la., 
21   June,   ISO.j.t 

•  Fam.    Reos.    and   pers.   know.,   361. 

t  Pers.  statement 

X  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,     wld.,  819. 


212  TiH  E     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

821     IV.  Edward  Delos^  b.  17  Apl.,  1869.° 

{Rushville,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y, 


FAMILY  CXXXIX* 

MOSES  HULL'  [370],  (Asa"  Daz'id''  Israel'  IsracP  IsraeP 
James^)  b.  Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  13  Feby.,  1826;  d.  Spring- 
water,  N.  Y.,  25  Sept.,  1855;  ;;;.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  18  Feby., 
1853,  Sophia,  daii.  Ethan  Grover.  [Springzvater,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

822       I.  Julia  Estella*  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  9  Dec,   1853; 
m.  South  Lima,  N.  Y.,  Isadore  A.  Stacey.    Issue: 

[Rochester,  N.  Y. 

i.  Maude  Elizabeth*   (Stacey)   b.  31  Mch.,   1875. 

ii.  Isadore  MabeP   (Stacey)   b.  7  July,   1877. 
iii.  Frederick  Grant'   (Stacey)  b.  24  Dec,  1878. 
iv.  Nettie'  (Stacey)  b.  31  Dec,  1880. 

V.  Harriet  A.»   (Stacey)   b.  6  Oct.,  1884. 


FAMILY  CXL.f 

HENRY'  [373]  (Daz'id"  David''  Israel'  IsraeP  IsraeP 
James')  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  5  July,  1820;  m.  Spring\vater, 
N.  Y.,  15  Mch.,  1843,  Lucina,  dau.  Amos  and  Rowena  (Hale) 
Root  (b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  16  Mch.,  1825;  d.  Oakley,  Mich., 
29  Jany.,  1892).  [Oakley,  Sagiuazu  Co.,  Mich. 

a.  Edward  Delos  Parshall  m.  Potter  Center,  N.  Y..  12  Febv.,  1898,  Nettie 
dau.  John  and  Susan  (Elwell)  Brandon  (ft.  Italy,  N.  Y.,  23  Aug.,  1880). 
Children:     1182.    i.  Frances  Leones  ft.  Potter,  N.  Y.,  12  .July,  1901.t 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.  372. 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  373  and  pers.  know.,  S27. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  213 

Children:     (All  b.  SpringAvater,  N.  Y.) 

S23       I.  Franklin  Stephen^  d.  s.  p. 

824  II.   Louisa  INIanetie*  (/. — Aug.,  1863  ;  »«»;. 

825  III.  Rowena**  b.  18  Dec,  1849;  w.  Oakley,  Mich.,  16  Oct., 

1870,  Llewellyn,  s.  Lemuel  and  Elizabeth  (Shutt) 
Homer  (&.  Pa.,  27  Mch.,  1850).    Issiie: 

[Chcsanmg,  Mich. 

i.  Harry  L.^   (Homer)  b.  8  Dec,  1880. 

826  IV.  Amos  Root"  b.  19  Mch.,  1852."  [Oakley,  Mich. 
S2y      V.  Maria***  b.  8  July,    1855;  m.  Chesaning,   Mich.,  20 

Dec,  1874,  Charles,  .?.  Benjamin  and  Nancy  (Ace- 
thorp)  Washburn  (6.  Fort  Ann,  N.  Y.,  16  Apl., 
1842).     Issue:  [Oakley,  Mich. 

i.  Charles  Henry'  (Washburn)  b.  13  Oct.,  1875. 
ii.  Elnora  Maria"  (Washburn)  b.  7  Nov.,  1877. 
iii.  Benjamin   Francis"    (Washburn)    b.    21    Mch., 

1880. 
iv.  .Alia  May"  (Washburn)  b.  8  Jany..  1882. 
V.  Mary  Elma"  (Washburn)  t.  26  Apl.,  1884. 
vi.  Mattie  Ellena"   (Washburn)   b.  23  July,   1887. 
vii.  Louisa  Rowena"  (Washburn)  b.  19  Nov.,  1891; 

d.  19  Nov.,  1891. 
viii.   Lucina  Hazel"  (Washburn)  b.  24  July.  1893. 

828  VI.  Addie  May*  b.  ii  Oct.,  1863;  ;;;. Merrill. 

[Oakley,  Midi. 

a.  Amos  Root  Parshall  m.  Onkley,  Sag.  Co..  Mich.,  .^l  .Jany.,  187.5,  Eliza- 
"beth,  dati.  .lohn  and  .Mary  .1.  (Knapp)  Crambell  ( b.  Caviiga,  N.  Y.,  2  Sept., 
18^4)  .Children :  118.3.  t".  Alice  J.9  b.  10  Dec,  187(5:  1184.  ii.  .Tohn  Henn-9 
6.  20  .Janv.,  1878;  1185.  iii.  Arthur  ParkerO  b.  22  Sept.,  1881;  USfi.  'iv. 
Fred  Earl9  6.  18  Apl.,  1885t 

•  Pers.  statement. 
-t  Fam.   Kecs.  and  pers.  know.,  11S6. 


214  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CXLI* 

HIRAM  WILLARD'  [375],  {David''  David^  Israel^  Israel 
IsracP  James^)  b.  18  May,  1824;  d.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  i  Nov., 
1896;  m.  I  Jany.,  1850,  Jane  N.,  dau.  Ezra  and  Harriet  (Stew- 
art) Walker  {b.  SpringAvater,  24  July,  1827;  d.  Springwater, 
12  Oct.,  1900).  [Springzmtcr,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.) 

829  I.  Alice  E.^  b.  30  May,  1853;  nt.  Springwater,  12  Jany., 

1876,  Lyman,  s.  John  Smith   (d.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,   i 
July,  1884).    Issue:        [Eddytown,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y. 

i.  Effie  E.^  (Smith)  b.  2  Jany.,  1877;  d.  29  Jany., 
1889. 

ii.  Ernest  E.^   (Smith)  b.  27  July,  1878. 
iii.  Albertis*  (Smith)  b.  2  Oct.,  1879. 
iv.  Wayne  McV."  (Smith)  b.  28  June,  1881. 

830  II.  Mary  E.^  b.  17  June,  1857;  ;;;.  Springwater,  i  May, 

1878,  Richmond,  s.  John  and  Hannah  (Bishop)  Ray. 
No  issue.  [Springzmiter,  N.  Y. 

831  III.  Rozedna®  b.  24  Feby.,   1858.      [Springwater,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  CXLII.j 


AM  AS  A  LOUIS''  [376],  (David^  David^  Israel*  IsracP 
IsracP  James^)  b.  Springwater,  Livingston  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  Apl., 
1827;  d.  26  Apl.,  1854;  m.  8  Aug.,  1848,  Mary  E.  Bristol. 

•  Pam.  Recs.  and  pers.   know.,  SSI;  Walker  Mem.  265. 
t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  831. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  215 

Children  : 

832  I.  Ellen  L.**  b.  2  July,  1850;  d.  30  Mch.,  1855. 

833  II.  M.  Addie*  b.  24  July,  1853;  "'•  Burgette. 

[Red  House,  Catt.  Co.,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  CXLIII* 

STEPHEN^  [379],  {David^  David^  Israel*  IsraeP  IsraeF 
James^)  b.  Springwater,  Livingston  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  Dec,  1835; 
d.  Canadice,  Ontario  Co.,  N.  Y.,  18  May,  1891 ;  m.  Springwater, 
N.  Y.,  6  Jany.,  1858,  Esther,  dan.  Elisha  and  Elizabeth  (Fletch- 
er) Bailey  {b.  Canadice,  N.  Y.,  6  Jany.,  1842;  d.  Canadice,  N.  Y., 
19  Sept.,  1898).  [Springwater,  Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

834  I.  Andolia  May«  b.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  17  Mch.,  1868; 

m.  Springwater,  N.  Y.,  10  Fehy.,  1887,  John  Sylves- 
ter, s.  James  \V.  and  Alida  (McGrossen)  Capron  {b. 
Springwater,  N.  Y.,  31  Oct.,  1866).    Issue: 

[Canadice,  Out.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

i.  Earl   Stephen"    (Capron)   b.  6  Nov.,   1895;  d. 
9  Mch.,  1899. 

ii.  Russell  James"  (Capron)  b.  5  Fehy.,  1900. 

835  II.  Alia*  b.  22  Apl.,  1875 ;  d.  18  Jany.,  1876. 

•  Fum.    Recs.   and  pers.   know.  834. 


216  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CXLIV* 

MILES  FARQUHAR^  [382].  {Amzi^  AsaP  Israel'  IsracF 
IsraeP  James^)  b.  Portage,  N.  Y.,  11  Aug.,  1830;  m.  Mt.  Morris, 
N.  Y.,  16  Nov.,  1852,  Lydia  Emily,  dan.  Isaac  and  Lydia  (Bid- 
lack)  Lamkin  {h.  Mt.  Morris,  Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  Apl-,  1835). 

[Albuquerque,  N.  M. 

Children : 

836  I.  Alden  Wallace*  b.  5  Sept.,  1856;  d.  Eldred,  Pa.,  22 

Mch.,  1864. 

837  II.  Arthur  Lamkin*  b.  1  Sept.,  1S62. 

[Albuquerque,  N.  M. 

838  III.  Mary  Geneva**   b.   Eldred   Pa.,    13   Mch.,    1865:   m. 

Albuquerque,  N.  M.,  17  Sept.,  1885,  Joseph  T.,.r. 
William  and  Elizabeth  (Cowan)  Johnson  {b.  Prince 
Edward's  Island,  Canada,    17  Sept.,    1855).     Issue: 

[Albuquerque,  N.  M. 

i.  Willard  ParshalP  (Johnson)  b.  26  June.  1886. 
ii.  Nellie  McCabe*  (Johnson)  b.  2  Aug.,  1892. 

Is  much  interested  in  church  work,  having  served  as  Superin- 
tendent of  the  Sabbath  School  of  the  M.  E.  church  in  St.  Helena, 
Wyoming  Co.,  N.  Y.,  for  three  years.  Has  also  served  as 
Superintendent,  Class  Leader  and  Trustee  in  the  M.  E.  churches 
at  Eldred,  McKean  Co.,  Pa.,  Belfast.  Allegany  Co..  N.  Y., 
Witchita,  Kan.,  and  in  Albuquerque.  N.  M. 

*  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  217 


FAMILY  CXLV* 

LOT"   [384],  {Amzf'  Asa'  Israel*  Israel'  IsracF  James')  b. 
Portage,  N.  Y.,  15  Dec.  1833;  »"•  Belfast,  N.  Y.,  31  Dec,  1863, 

Lydia   Maria,    dan.   Abel   and   Nancy    ( )    Parker    (b. 

Seneca  Falls,  N.  Y.,  30  Mch.,  1839;  d.  Ringgold,  Ga.,  19  Dec, 
1886). 

Children: 

839  I.  IMabel*  b.  7  Feby.,   1865;  d.  Alleghany  Bridge,  Pa., 

-3  Jany.,  1866. 

840  II.  William  Klein*  b.  12  Dec,  1866;  d.  Chemung,  N.  Y., 

19  Feby.,  1867. 

841  III.  Frank  Charles^  b.  Elmira,  N.  Y.,  9  ApL,  1867." 

[Atlanta,  Ga. 

842  IV.  Frederick  Arthur*  b.  6  July,   1868.     [Corning,  Ark. 

843  V.   Harry  Abel*  b.  26  Aug.,  1871.  [Atlanta,  Ga. 

844  VI.  Walter  Byrnes*  b.  39  July,  1874. 

845  VII.  George  Baldwin*  b.  i  June,  1878.     [Philadelphia,  Pa. 


FAMILY  CXLVI.f 

VINCENT^  [390],  (Thos.  ^.«  Asa''  Israel*  LmieP  IsraeF 
James*)  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  16  Nov.,  1829:  ;;;.  Oceola,  Mich., 
13  Apl.,  185 1,  Caroline,  dan.  Jonathan  and  Mary  (Wells) 
Roberts  (&.  Chemung  Co.,  N.  Y.,  18  Dec,  1826). 

n.  Frank  t'liarlos  Piirslmll  is  an  adopted  son;  .surnainp  not  known;  took 
name  of  I'arshall:  m.  .Atlanta,  (ia.,  (!  Sept.,  ISill.  Kinnia  E..  ditu.  Felix  and 
flara  (.Marmipv)  Webb  (b.  Polk  Co.,  Tenn.,  31  Jany.,  1871).  Children: 
1187.    i.  Lottie  "Bell.9 

•  Pers.    state.    .184 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  846. 


218  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children: 
846       I.  Chester  A.^  b.  Oceola  Tp.,  Mich.,  27  June,  1852.° 


FAMILY  CXLVIL* 

CHAUNCEY^  [392],  {Thomas  K."  Asa^  Israel'  Israel^ 
IsraeP  Jamcs^)  b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  2  Oct.,  1834;  d.  Oceola, 
Mich.,   7  July,    1902;  m.   Mary  Jane,   dan.   Daniel   and   Susan 

( )  Van  Syckle  {b.  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  26  June,  1837). 

[Oceolaj  Mich. 

Children: 

847  I.  Estella**    b.    Everett   Tp.,    Newaygo   Co.,   Mich.,    30 

Sept.,  i860;  m.  22  Dec,  1880,  William  Armstrong. 

848  II.  William  R.«  b.  Oceola,  Mich.,  9  Feby.,  1863." 

849  III.  Jesse  B.«  b.  Oceola,  Mich.,  11  Apl.,  1867.^^ 


FAMILY  CXLVIII.i 

TIMOTHY  BROWN^  [394],  (Thomas  K.^  Asa^  Israel* 
IsraeP  Isra^P  Jamcs^)  b.  Oceola,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  15  Oct.,  1839; 
d.  18  Mch.,  1864:  m.  Coruqna,  Mich.,  Harriet  M.,  dau.  Michael 

and  Cynthia  ( )  Alliton  (b.  Petersburg,  Mich.,  13  Aug., 

1839).  [Parshallville,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich. 

a.  Chester  A.  Parshall  m.  P.irshallville.  Mich.,  20  May.  1874,  Ella  Estelle, 
dau.  Jacob  Snell  and  Esther  (Mason)  Griswold  (6.  Parshallville,  Mich.,  19 
Dec,  1853).  Children:  1188.  i.  Caroline  Esthers  b.  5  Apl.,  1875;  1189.  it. 
Pearl9  6.  27  June,  1877;     1190.   in.  Beulah  Josephines  6.  22  May,  1885.* 

h.     William  R.  Parshall,  m.  22  Feby.,  1880,  Emma  C.  Smith. 

c.     Jesse  B.   Parshall,  m.   30  May,   1889,  Maggie  Hardy. 

•  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  850. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  219 

Children: 

850  I.  Ella  Jane^*  b.  New  Haven,  Shia.  Co.,  Mich.,  17  Oct., 

1861 ;  111.  Chesaning,  Mich.,  14  June,  1884,  .Mpheus 
Cecil,  .y.  Hiram  B.  and  Hannah  (Larkin)  Josselyn 
{b.  Buffalo.  N.  Y.,  3  Oct.,  1858).    Issue: 

[Owosso,  Mich. 

i.  Mabel  H."  (Josselyn)  b.  3  Aug.,  1885. 
ii.  Leon  Alliton"  (Josselyn)  b.  18  June,  1888. 

851  II.  Mina  Anne''  b.  Shiawassee  Co.,  Mich.,  23  Mch.,  1863; 

VI.  Owosso,  Mich.,  15  Mch.,  1894,  George  Springer. 
Issue:  [Ozvasso,  Mich. 

i.  Irene"  (Springer)  b.  9  Feby.,  1897. 


FAMILY  CIL.* 


ASK'  [395],  (Thomas  A'."  Asif  Israel*  IsracP  IsracP 
James^)  b.  Oceola,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  7  Feby.,  1844;  "'■  Fenton, 
Genesee  Co..  Mich.,  3  Oct.,  1867,  Mary  J.,  dau  Joseph  and  Ann 
(Munerly)  Blinton  (b.  Erie  Co.,  N.  Y.,  19  Oct..  1845). 

[Howcllj  Liv.  Co. J  Mich. 

Children: 

852  I.  William  V.» 

853  II.  L.  Cclestia.* 

•  Pers.  Btatement. 


220  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CL.* 

ZACHARY  TAYLORS  [396],  {Thomas  K."  Asa?  Israel* 
IsracP  IsracP  Jamcs^)  h.  Oceola,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  25  Apl.,  1847; 
m.  (i)  16  Dec,  1870,  Harriet,  dau.  Henry  W.  Roberts. 

[^St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Children: 

854       I.  Atha^  b.  Oceola,  Mich.,  20  Feby.,  1871. 

in.  (2)  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  3  July,  1890,  Elizabeth  S.,  dan.  Samuel 
and  Sarah  (Tarbell)  Downs  {h.  East  St.  Louis,  111.,  2  Oct., 
1868).    No  issue. 


FAMILY  CLI.f 


LUTHER"  [404].  (Ransom'^  Asa'=  Israel^  IsracP  Israel 
Jamcs^)  b.  Portage,  N.  Y.,  4  July,  1833:  d.  Rutherford,  N.  J., 
17  Oct.,  1899;  m.  Dansville,  N.  Y.,  8  Sept.,  1863,  Emily,  dau. 
Frederick  and  Mary  (Pratt)  Stanley.  [Rutherford,  N.  I. 

Children: 

855  I.  Cordie  Stanley*  b.  Richburg,  N.  Y.,  16  Aug.,  1864; 

m.   Waverly,   N.  Y.,   25   Aug.,    1893,   Irving  K.,  .y. 
Dana  Park,  of  Athens,  Pa.  [Athens,  Pa. 

856  II.  Jennie  Elizabeth*  b.  19  Feby.,  1869. 

•  Pers.    statement, 

t  Fam.   Recs.   and   pers.   know.,   855. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  221 

857     III.  Frederick   Ransom*   b.    19  Nov.,    1S71 ;  d.    11   June, 
1898." 


FAMILY  CLII* 


AOION^     [406],     (Ransom^    Asa^    Israel*    Israel    IsracP 
Jaincs^)  b.  19  Mch.,  1838;  m.  Agnes  Martin. 

[Covington,  Ky. 

Children : 

858  I.  Clifford.8 

859  II.  Almon  Howard*   b.  Louisville,  Ky.,   i   Mch..   1867.' 

860  III.  Amy.* 


a.  Frederick  Ransom  Parshall,  while  yet  a  boy,  developed  an  interest  in 
the  organ  that  never  flagged  to  the  close  of  his  brief  life.  After  six  lessons 
from  a  local  teacher,  he  assumed  the  organ  bench.  In  the  fall  of  1800,  he 
went  to  Brookh-n  and  studied  under  the  famous  Dr.  Dudley  Buck,  with  whom 
he  made  rapid  progress.  He  served  as  organist  in  St.  John's  and  St.  Mathew's 
churches,  of  Brooklvii ;  Christ  church,  in  Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  and  Zion  and  St. 
Timothy's  churches  of  Manhattan  Borough.  As  an  organist,  he  was  singu- 
larly clever  in  manipulation  of  registers,  in  accuracy,  and  in  clearness  of 
phrasing.  The  works  of  Bach,  Widoz  and  Merkel,  and  the  host  of  other 
organ  classics  were  to  him  open  and  familiar:  the  fugue  and  the  sonata 
were  his  daily  exercises.  Vnt  down  in  almost  the  beginning  of  his  career, 
his  life  was  of  singular  puritj-  and  devotion  to  his  profession. 

6.  Almon  Howard  Parshall,  m.  Covington,  Ky.,  24  Nov.,  1880,  Ann  Klizn- 
beth,  dau.  Jeremiah  and  .Mvra  (.\dderlv)  llolloway  ( h,  Irondale.  O.,  1  .Inny., 
18C8)  Ch..  lini.  i.  Howard"  IVrcivalS;  "ll!V2,  ii.  Agnes  .MyraO  ;  1193.  lii.  Edna 
Adder!y9.  Keceivcd  a  common  school  education,  supplemcnte<l  by  a  two  years' 
course  in  the  Queen  City  Commercial  College.  Learned  watch  case  engraving 
and  subsequently  carriage  making.  Is  now  superintendent  of  a  large  carriage 
factory  at   Elkhart,  Indt. 

•  F,im.   ReoB.   poB.  859. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


222  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 


FAMILY  CLIII* 

JOHN  WILEY^  [410],  (Ransom''  Asa"  Israel*  Israel  IsraeP 
Jamcs^)  b.  16  Dec,  1848;  d.  i  Sept,  1896;  m.  (i)  Halsey  Val- 
ley, N.  Y.,  —  Feby.,  1870,  Ruth  Cashady,  No  issue. 

in.  (2)  Knoxville,  Pa.,  21  Jany.,  1883,  Emma,  dau.  Gabriel 
and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Mansfield)  Williams  (b.  Waverly,  N.  Y., 
3  Dec,  1861).  [Waver ly,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

861  I.  Grace*  b.   20  Nov.,  1883. 

862  II.  Fay*  b.  i  Sept.,  1886. 

863  HI.  HazeF  b.  5  Sept.,  1888. 


FAMILY  CLIV.j- 


WESLEY"  [411],  (Ransom^  Asa^  Israel*  IsraeP  Israel* 
Jamcs^)  b.  Portage.  N.  Y.,  16  Dec,  1848;  ni.  Chemung,  N.  Y., 
I  Nov.,  1876,  Georgiana,  dau.  Charles  and  Elizabeth  (Warren) 
Swain  (b.  Chemung,  N.  Y.,  10  Nov.,  1850).     [IVaverly,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

864  I.  Clifford*  b.   19  Oct.,   1877.  [IVaz'erly,  N.  Y. 

865  II.  Mary*  b.  26  Oct.,  1893. 

•  Fam.   Rec.   and  pers.   know.,  wid.,  410. 
t  Pers.   statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  223 


FAMILY  CLV* 

MERRIT"  [421],  {IsracP  Asa^  Israel'  IsraeP  IsraeP  Jmtes") 
b.  Oceola,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  i  Apl.,  1844;  m.  Chesaning,  Mich., 
21  July,  1867,  Adaline  S.,  daii.  James  C.  and  Sarah  H.  (Wliip- 
ple)  Fuller  (b.  Chesaning,  Mich.,  18  Aug.,  1850). 

[Cliesaiiing,  Mich. 

Children:     (All  b.  Chesaning,  Mich.) 

866  I.  Flora  M.'^  b.  20  May,  1868:  d.  Chesaning,  Mich.,  13 

June,  1868. 

867  n.  James  Grant*  b.  17  Aug.,  1869."       [Chesaning,  Mich. 

868  HI.  Floyd  Merrit*  b.  11  Aug.,  1872." 


FAMILY  CLVI.% 


MILTON  CHATMAN^  [423].  {IsracP  Asa''  Israel*  IsraeP 
IsraeP  Jamcs^)  b.  Parshallville,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  20  Jany.,  1850; 
in.  Havana,  Sag.  Co.,  Mich.,  3  July,  1870,  Charlotte  .Ann,  dau. 
Eli  Rickerson  and  Lourein  (May)  Ismond  (b.  Grimshy,  Went- 
worth  Co.,  Ont.,  12  May,  1851).  [Commerce,  Mich. 

a.  .Tames  Grant  Parshall  b.  IT  .AuR.,  18(10;  m.  Diiran.l.  Mich..  3  Oct..  ISOG, 
Kmma  U.,  dau.  Nathan  K.  and  Harript  E.  (Tow-nsoml)  .Jersov  (6.  Romeo, 
Mich.,  2  Dec,  1864).  Children:  (All  b.  Chesaninff,  Mich.)  l"in4.  ».  Flovd 
Franki)  b.  2!)  Oct..  181)7:  119.5.  ii.  Grant  l.oyals'b.  1  .Jany.,  18!)8;  111)0. 
in.  Merrit  Mnuricei)  b.  2  .\pl.,  lOOO.t 

b.  Floyd     Merrit     b.     11     Au<;.,     1872:     d.     Philadelphia,     Pa.,     1     .Janv., 

1897;   »i"  Camden,  N.  .1.,  9  Nov.,   1890,  .May,  dau.  .lohn  and  .Anna   ( '-) 

Kotz^vinkle  (h.  .Scranton,  Pa.,  3  Oct.,  1874).     No  issue.' 


•  Fam,  Rpc3.  and  pora.  know.  419. 

t  Pers.   statement. 

t   Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  423. 


224  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


Children: 


869  I.  Israel  Jay.® 

870  II.  Eli  Judd.® 


FAMILY  CLVII* 

MILLIS  LINCOLN^  [425],  {Israel^  Asa^  Israel*  Israel 
IsraeP  James^)  b.  Havana,  Sag.  Co.,  Mich.,  25  Dec,  1864;  m. 
Chesaning,  Mich.,  12  Sept.,  18S7,  Delphine,  dau.  James  V.  and 
Persis  (Sanson)  Judd  (b.  Maple  Grove,  Sag.  Co.,  Mich.,  12 
Sept.,  1868).  [Havana,  Sag.  Co.,  Mich. 

Children: 

871  I.  Lynne  J.® 

872  II.  Dale  Ivan.* 
Sy^     III.  Emeroy  Merle.* 
874     IV.  Millis  Vincent.® 


FAMILY  CLVII  I.* 

MILAN  GRANT^  [429],  (/r.y.jc«  Asa'^  Israel*  IsracP  IsraeP 
Jaiucs^)  b.  Oceola,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich.,  5  June,  1869;  m.  Tyrone, 
Mich.,  13  Apl.,  1893,  Matie  E.,  dan.  Andrew  Jackson  and  Mary 
(Slover)  Wolverton  {b.  Tyrone,  Mich.,  8  Nov.,  1872). 

{Parsliallvillc,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich. 

Children:     (b.  Tyrone,  Mich.) 
875       I.  Raymon  D.®  b.  5  Mch.,  1894. 


Pers.   statement. 


THE    SEVENTH    GENERATION  22S 


FAMILY  CLIX* 

ROBERT  LAYTON^  [437],  (DanicP  J  esse'-  Israel'  Isrcu-P 
IsraeP  James^)  b.  Canandaigiia,  N.  Y.,  29  July,  1849;  '"•  Penn 
Yan,  N.  Y.,  17  Nov.,  1874,  Marietta,  dau.  Henry  Baker  and 
Sarah  (Sutton)  Gardner  (b.  Wayland,  N.  Y.,  31  May,  1855). 

[West  Henrietta,  N.  Y. 
Children: 

876  I.  Henry  Daniel®  b.  26  Jany.,  1876.° 

[Rochester,  N.  Y. 

877  11.  Bessie  Belle*  b.  9  Feby.,  1878. 

878  III.  Edith  Leonora*  b.  10  Dec,  1887. 

879  IV.  Jean  Lois*  b.  27  July,  1890. 

8S0      V.  Ernest  Robert*  b.  26  Dec,  1892;  d.  4  Mch.,  1898. 


FAMILY  CLX* 


NELSON  CLARKE^  [441],  (Jesse"  Jesse^  Israel*  IsraeP 
IsraeP  Ja)iies^)  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  5  Feby.,  1840;  m.  Gen- 
eseo,  Liv.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  12  July,  1877,  Ida  Mary,  dau.  Jerme  and 
Mary  Anne  (Windsor)  Allen  (b.  Dubuque,  la.,  15  Jany.,  1857). 

[Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Children: 

881       I.  Percival  Windsor*  b.  Geneseo,  N.  Y.,  14  Sept.,  1878. 

[Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

a.  Henry  Daniel  Parshall  6.  Glenora,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  20  .Tnnv..  1870;  m. 
Hilton,  N.  Y.,  2.3  Jany.,  1898,  Georgia  Coral,  dau.  John  and  Miirv  (Xnsh) 
Hell   (6.  N.  Greece,  N.  Y.,  10  Jany.,  1878.)* 

*  Pers.  statement. 


226  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Educated  at  Canandaigua  Academy,  and  subsequently  a  teach- 
er in  that  institution.  Enlisted  at  Canandaigua,  12  May,  1863. 
Served  in  the  Army  of  the  Potomac,  passing  through  the  various 
grades  of  non-commissioned  officer.  Was  commissioned  2d 
Lieut,  after  the  Battle  of  the  Wilderness,  and  subsequently  for 
gallant  conduct  at  Reames  Station,  near  Petersburg,  Va.,  was 
made  ist  Lieut,  and  appointed  on  the  stafif  of  Maj.  Gen.  Han- 
cock, commanding  the  2d  Army  Corps,  where  he  served  until 
nearly  the  close  of  the  War.  Was  Adjutant  of  the  15th  N.  Y. 
Vol.  Engineers,  when  mustered  out  of  the  service  in  1865. 
Studied  law  at  Yale  University,  1866-7,  ^^^  ^^'^^  admitted  to  the 
bar  at  Rochester,  in  July,  1868.  Subsequently  withdrew  from 
practice  and  was  appointed  Principal  of  Wadsworth  Grammar 
School,  at  Rochester,  where  he  remained  eighteen  years.  Is  the 
author  of  several  school  text  books  and  is  now  a  recognized  au- 
thority on  food  adulteration,  food  values  and  cognate  subjects. 
In  Masonry  he  is  a  K.  T.,  and  a  Past  Grand  Master  of  Odd 
Fellows. 


FAMILY  CLXI* 


JESSE'  [442],  (EUshaf'.  Jesse^,  Israel^,  IsracP  Israel-, 
Jaiues^)  h.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  16  Dec,  1837:  m.  (i),  Can- 
andaigua, 30  July,  1858,  Charity,  dau.  Peter  and  Phebe  (Prouty) 
Brandon  {b.  Canandaigua,  8  Dec,  1837;  d.  Canandaigua,  29 
June,  1890).  {Cheshire,  Out.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

882       I.  Truman  T.«  h.  30  May,  1865."  [Detroit,  Mich. 

a.  Truman  T.   Parshall   m.   Windsor,   Canada,    14   Aug.,   180.3,   Lizzie,   dau. 

William  and  Hilda    ( )    Fox.     Children:      1197.    i.  Edna9   6.  2.5   Apl., 

1894;    1198.     it.  DoshiaS  h.   IG  Feby.,   1896.     Left  home  when  a  boy  of  four- 

*  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.  442. 


THE     SEVENTH      GENERATION  227 

883  II.  Josephine*   b.    i   Aug.,    1866;    in.   Cheshire,   N.   Y., 

1881,  Frank  M.  Stiles  (b.  1838).    Issue: 

[Detroit.  Mich. 

i.  Lester  Leroy"  (Stiles)  b.  21  Oct.,  1891. 

884  III.  Lizzie*  b.  Cheshire,  N.  Y.,  9  Aug.,  1868;  m.  Cheshire, 

25  Dec,  1884,  John  Moshier  (b.  1850).     Issue: 

i.   Elmer'    (Moshier). 
ii.   Maude'   (Moshier). 
iii.  William'   (Moshier). 
iv.   Harry'   (Moshier)   b.  25  Nov.,   1890. 
V.  Ida  IVLiy'  (Moshier)  b.  2  Aug.,  1898. 

885  IV.  Fred*  b.  Canandaigua,  12  July,  1870. 

[CananJaigua,  N.  F. 

886  V.  Florence*  b.  Cheshire,  2  June,  1872;   m.  Canandaigua, 

1892,  Daniel,  j.  William  McGinnis  (b.  1854). 

887  VI.  Paul*  b.  24  Dec,  1874. 

888  VII.  Lucius*  b.  13  July.  1879. 

889  VIII.  Lewis*  b.  12  Mch.,  1881. 

til.  (2),  Canandaigua,  26  Feby.,  1891,  Frances,  dau.  Philetus 
and  Hannah  (Richardson)  Jones  (b.  Italy,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  10 
Aug.,  1856). 

Children: 

890  IX.  Charles  Henry*  b.  22  Dec,  1891. 

891  X.  Ernest  Vogel*  b.  12  Sq)t.,  1893. 

892  XI.  Hazel  Frances*  b.  14  Oct.,  1894. 

teen.  Was  employed  as  bnikeinan  and  ponduofnr  on  .several  Western  rnilrond.s. 
In  ISSit,  (■ntcreii  the  employ  of  the  Michifian  Central  Railroad,  proniotoii 
to  eoniluetor  in  18!).l.  which  position  he  still  holds.  Is  a  member  of  Division 
48.  Order  of  Railway  C"on<luotors  and  has  been  a  delegate  to  several  im- 
portant conventions  of  the  order.* 

•  Pers.   statement. 


228  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

Jesse  Parshall  served  in  the  Civil  War  as  a  private  in  the 
i8  N.  Y.  Vols;  discharged  for  disability  after  a  year  and  a 
half,  he  enlisted  in  the  Navy  and  served  on  U.  S.  S.  Ceres,  until 
the  close  of  the  war.  He  is  now  a  member  of  Charles  R.  Little 
Post,  No.  303,  G.  A.  R.,  and  a  U.  S.  pensioner.  His  son,  Paul, 
is  serving  in  the  U.  S.  Navy,  having  enlisted  in  1899  for  four 
years. 


FAMILY    CLXII* 

RICHARD  ELISHA^  [448],  (Rufus\  Jesse^,  Israel^  Israeli, 
IsracP,  James^)  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  i  June,  1840;  m. 
Le  Roy,  N.  Y.,  14  Dec,  1859,  Caroline  A.,  dau.  Jacob  and  Anna 
(George)  Salmon  {b.  Shaggarberry,  Wyo.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  25  Jany., 
1839).  {HowcU,  Liv.  Co.,  Mich. 

Children:     (b.  Hartland,  Mich). 
893       I.  Henry  Elmer*  b.  8  Mch.,  1862.°    [Honey  Grove,  Tex. 

Richard  E.  Parshall  enlisted  in  the  War  of  the  Rebellion  and 
met  with  some  exciting  e.xperiences  while  in  the  service.  On 
the  28th  of  March,  1864,  while  a  member  of  Co.  A,  6th  Regt., 

a.  Henrv  Elmer  Parshall  6.  Hartland,  Mich.,  8  Mch.,  1862;  m.  Williamston, 
Mich.,  27  Nov..  1883,  Nora  Bell,  dau.  Hiram  J.  and  Alice  (Barnes)  Dana. 
Children:     ll'J9.    i.  AlmaS   6.  Williamston,  Mich.,  11,  .June,   1885. 

m.    (2)    Howell,    Mich.,    188 — ,    Sarah    Ann.    daa.    Gabriel    and 

Anna  Adasha  (Mclanis)  McPhee  5.  Shipka,  P.  O.,  O.  N.  T.,  4  M.iy,  1868. 
Children:  1200.  ij.  Richard  Gabriels  5.  White  Cloud,  Mich.,  6  Feby.,  1888; 
1201.  Hi.  William  Royalo,  b.  Lenox,  Mich.,  12  Feby.,  1889;  1202. 
it).  Harry  Elmer9  &.  Auburn  June,  23  Jany.,  1891;  1203.  v.  Hazel 
Marie9  6.  St.  Louis,  Mich.,  19  Sept.,  1895;  12'04.  vi.  Flossie  Anna  May9 
6.  Gainesville,  Tex.,  1  Feby.,  1899;  1205.  vii.  Nellie  Lindalls  b.  Honey 
Grove,  Tex.,  6  Jany.,   1901.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  229 

Michigan  Cavalry,  Gen.  Kilpatrick  learning  of  his  ability  and 
desperate  courage  detailed  him  as  a  scout.  While  on  this  duty 
he  was  captured  within  the  rebel  line,  near  Richards  Ferry,  Va., 
wearing  a  Confederate  uniform  and  was  tried,  convicted  and  sen- 
tenced to  l)e  hanged  as  a  spy,  on  the  27th  day  of  April,  1864. 
On  that  day  the  death  warrant  was  read  to  him  in  his  cell  and 
he  was  carried  to  the  place  of  execution,  but  by  the  timely  inter- 
ference of  Gen.  Kilpatrick  his  life  w'as  saved.  He  was  sent  to 
Libby  Prison  and  from  thence  to  Pemberton  Prison,  from  which 
place  he  finally  succeeded  in  making  his  escape  after  suffering 
all  the  miseries  and  horrors  of  a  rebel  hell.  After  returning  to 
his  command  he  was  sent  West  to  fight  Indians.  Was  recom- 
mended to  Gen.  Sheridan  as  a  scout  and  served  under  him  in 
that  capacity  for  nearly  a  year.  He  was  discharged  at  Fort 
Leavenworth,  Kan.,  on  the  expiration  of  his  term  of  enlistment, 
15  July'  1865,  and  returned  to  Michigan,  where  he  has  since 
resided. 


FAMILY  CLXIIL* 


EDWARD  HOWELL^  [459],  (John'',  Jessc^,  Israel*,  IsraeP, 
IsraeP,  lames'^)  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  10  July,  1848:  »i.  Cross 

River,  N.  J.,  Nettie  W.,  dau.  William  H.  and  Clarissa  ( ) 

Shelley  (b.  Cross  River,  N.  J..  5  Oct.,  1871).       [Watcrbury,  Ct. 


Children:     (b.  So.  Norwalk,  Ct.) 
894       I.  Willie  H."  b.  10  May.  1895. 

•  Pers.  statement. 


230  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 


FAMILY  CLXIV* 

GEORGE  WASHINGTON"  [460],  (John\  Jessc\  Israel*, 
Israel,  IsraeP,  lames'-)  b.  Canandaigua,  N.  Y.,  19  Nov.,  1850; 
m.  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  11  Dec.,  1877,  Lily  A.,  dau.  William  and 
Charlotte  (Harvey)  Dyer  {b.  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  8  May,  1861). 

[South  Nonmlk,  Ct. 

Children: 

895  I.  George  Gregor.*  {Rochester,  N.  Y. 

896  II.  Charlotte  Lillian.*  [Rochester,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  CLXV* 


GIDEON  EDGAR''  [465],  (Otis  K.\  Jesse\  Israel*,  IsraeP, 
IsracF,  James^)  b.  18  Jany.,  1845 ''  "'•  i  July,  1876,  Maggie  E., 
dau.  William  and  Melissa  (Johnson)  Corner  (fc.  15  May,  1856). 


Children: 

897  I.  Clarence  W.*  b.  15    Aug.,  1876. 

898  II.  Maude  L.*  b.  2  Dec,  1879;  m.  2  June,  1901,  Harry 

Stout  (&.  8  Nov.,  1887. 

899  III.  Nettie  M.*  b.  7  Mch.,  1884. 

900  IV.  Eugenie  E.*  b.  8  Nov.,   1887. 

'  Pere.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  231 


FAMILY  CLXVL* 

CHARLES  KIMBLE^  [466],  (Otis  A'.«,  Jesse',  Israel*, 
Israeli,  IsracP,  Jamcs^)  b.  Canandaigiia,  N.  Y.,  15  May,  1857; 
m.  2  Sept.,  1872,  Imogene,  dan.  Stephen  and  Samantha  (Sauer) 
Stiles  (&.  3  Feby.,  1854). 

Children:  \ 

901       I.  Belmont**  b.  29  June,  1874.° 


FAMILY  CLXyiL* 


SAMUEL  EUGENE^  [468],  (Otis  Kimble",  Jesse\  Israel*, 
Isra^P,  IsraeP,  Jaines^)  b.  17  July,  1852;  ;».  4  Mch.,  1872, 
Jennie  Lucy,  dau.  Thomas  and  Rebecca  (Keller)  O'Dell  (b.  22 
June,  1853).  [Sliortsz'ille,  Out.  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children: 


902  I.  Frank  Otis.^* 

903  II.   .Archibald  Eugene'*  b.  12  Apl.,  1894. 


a.    Belmont  Parshall  m.  12  Aug.,  1896,  Edith  TowTiscnd   (6.  18  Aug..  1977). 
Issue:     1200.   i.  Mildredft  b.  1  June,  1897. 

6.  Frank  Otis  Parshall   »i.  28  Nov.,   1894,  Catherine  Gertrude  Curran    (6. 
1  Sept.,  1873).     Children:     1207.    i.  Harold*  b.  18  Nov.,  1895. 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pcrs.  know.  471. 


I. 


232  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    CLXVIII* 

HARVEY  JOHN'  [470],  (Otis  K.\  Jesse\  Israel*,  IsracP, 
Israel-,  James^ )  b.  21  July,  1856;  in.  16  Sept.,  1884,  Nancy  Jane, 
dati.  James  and  Emeline  (Dewey)  Williams  {b.  14  Oct.,  1857). 

[Detroit,  Mich. 

Children: 
904       I.  Harvey  James^  b.  23  Oct.,  1886. 


FAMILY  CLXIX.j 

BENJAMIN  CARLISLE'  [472],  (Benj.  Carlisle^  Israel^ 
Benjamin*,  IsraeP,  Israel'-,  Janics^)  b.  New  York,  i  Aug.,  1825; 
d.  New  York,  4  June,  1865 ;  m.  New  York,  Fall  of  1844,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  Jeremiah  and  Prudence  (Dutcher)  Anderson  {d. 
New  York,  —  Feby.,  1868).  [A^^  York,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  New  York) 

905  I.  Benj.  Carlisle*  d.  inf. 

906  II.  Sarah  Ellen*  d.  inf. 

907  III.  Prudence  Louise*  b.  20  Aug.,  1857;   ni.  Mt.  Vernon, 

N.  Y.,  21   Feby.,   1886,  John  Joseph  Masterson   (b. 
Dublin,  Ireland,  6  Apl.,  1865).     No  issue.f 

[Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

908  IV.  George  Washington*  b.  13  July,  1854.° 

a.  George  Washing^ton  Parshall,  m.  Brooklyn,  20  Aug.,  1880, 
KUa,  dau.  John  and  Johanna  (Butler)  Coffey  (6.  New  York,  1  Nov.,  1857). 
No   issue. J 

•    Fam.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.,  471. 
+    Fam.   Recs.  pos.  90S. 
t   Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  233 


FAMILY  CLXXI.% 

WILLIAM  VALENTINE^  [475],  (Benj.  Carlisle",  IsracP, 
Benjamin*,  IsraeP,  IsraeP,  James^)  b.  New  York,  29  Apl.,  1833; 
d.  New  York,  i  Feby..  1895;  m.  New  York,  —  Oct.,  1858, 
Margaret  Ann  Hauche,  dan.  Hampden  and  Catherine  Eliza 
(Rooke)  Green  (b.  New  York,  24  Dec.,  1835). 

[New  York,  N.  Y. 
Children:     (All  b.  New  York) 

909  I.  Sarah  Louise**  b.  24  Feby.,  i860;   d.  —  Aug.,  i860. 

910  II.  Catherine  Eliza^  b.  i  Mch.,  1861.    [Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

911  III.  William  Valentine*  b.  12  Feby.,   1863." 

[New  York,  N.  Y. 
■912     IV.  James  Henry"  b.  26  Aug.,  1865;  d.  18  July,  1866. 

913  V.  Benjamin  Carlisle®  b.  29  July,  1895." 

914  VI.  Grace  Butterfield^  b.  5  May,  1869;   d.  —  Aug.,  1869. 


FAMILY    CLXXI* 

JAMES  CARLISLE"  [477].  (Bcnj.  Carlisle''.  IsraeP,  Benj.\ 

IsraeP,  IsracP,  Jaincs^)  b.  New  York ;     d.  New 

York,  12  Aug..  1872;    ;».  New  York,  15  Sept.,  1861,  Elizabeth, 

n.  William  \'alontine  Parshall  m.  New  York,  4  Sept..  1839,  Sophia,  dnii. 
•IJIiristian  and  Caroline  (Pel>;mann)  Oelkor  (b.  New  York.  !l  .\pl..  l><iW). 
Childrrn:  (.\11  h.  New  York.)  120S.  i.  Sophia  ElizahethK  b.  2(5  .July.  ISitO; 
120n.  ii'.  Graoe  Carolinen  h.  12  Jleh..  181)2 ;  1210.  111.  Lillian  Margaret* 
b.  1!)  .May,  ISiU;      1211.    ir.  Edna   .Mayn  b.  i:i  -Mch.,   ISmi.t 

h.  Benjamin  Carlisle  I'arsliall  m.  New  York,  5  Meli.,  ISn.!.  Emma,  dan. 
,lohn  tinttliel)  and  Ilonliora  Rniift  (h.  New  York.  1  Get..  1S74).  ChiMnii: 
1212.     Jienjamin  Carlisle"  b.  -Mt.  Vernon,  N.  V.,  21  .lany..  ISflii.t 

•  Fain.  Reos.  and  pers.  know.,  wid.,  475  and  913. 

t  Pera.  statement. 

X  Fam-  Recs.   and  pera.   know.,  915. 


234  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

dan.  William  and  Mary  (McGlade)  Brown  (h.  Dublin,  Ireland, 
lo  July,  1842).  {Nc-M  York,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

915  I.  Eloise  Pelso^  b.  New  York,  8  Sept.,  1867;   m.  Brook- 

lyn, II  Apl.,  1894,  Joseph  Thompson,  s.  William 
Henry  and  Eliza  (Shaw)  Shearer  {b.  Brooklyn,  26 
Jany.,  1866).    Issue: 

i.  Jennie  Marguerite®  (Shearer)  b.  27  June,  1895; 

d.  24  July,  1896. 
ii.  William  Henry'  (Shearer)  b.  10  Jany.,  1902. j 

916  II.  A  son,  d.  inf. 

917  III.  A  daughter,  d.  inf. 

918  IV.  A  daughter,  d.  inf. 


FAMILY    CLXXIL* 

GEORGE  HAMMOND^  (Dr.),  (Hon.),  [479],  (George 
Hotto^,  Benjamin^,  Benjamin*,  IsracP,  IsracP.  Janies^)  b. 
Jamaica,  (L.  I.),  N.  Y.,  23  Apl.,  1843:  m.  Orange,  N.  J.,  5  Dec, 
1 87 1,  Ada  Augusta,  dan.  Charles  and  Maria  (Westerfield)  Car- 
ter (b.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  8  Feby.,  1849).  [Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Children:    (All  b.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.) 

919  I.  Emma  Louise*  b.  18  Apl.,  1873;  in.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
10  Feby.,  1892,  Cassius  Dwight  Baker  (b.  21  Sept., 
1873).    Issue:     (All   b.   Brooklyn,   N.   Y.) 

[Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

i.  Ada  Louise'  (Baker)  b.  16  Feby.,  1893.    Issue: 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  23S 

ii.  Rollin  Dwight''  (Baker)  b.  26  Jany.,  1895. 
iii.  George  ParshalP  (Baker)  b.  25  Feby.,  1900. 

920  II.  George  Frederick'*  b.  13  Sept.,  1874.° 

921  III.  Ernest  Van  Arsdale^  b.  15  Nov.,  1876. 

922  IV.  Florence  May**  b.  9  Sept.,  1880;  d.  19  Dec,  18S1. 

923  V.  James  Charles'*  b.  8  July,  1883;  d.  31  July,  1901. 

924  VI.  Phoebe  Ada**  b.  20  Oct.,  1888. 

Educated  at  Union  Hall  Academy,  Jamaica,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 
Physician,  graduate  of  L.  I.  College  Hospital,  Class  '84.  Member 
of  the  Emprie  State  Society  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution 
and  of  F.  &  A.  M.  Has  been  prominent  in  local  politics.  Served 
as  delegate  to  several  State  Conventions.  Republican  member  of 
Assembly  (N.  Y.),  7th  Ass.  Dist.,  Kings  Co.,  1897.  Was  the 
Republican  candidate  for  State  Senator,  5th  Senatorial  Dist., 
N.  Y.,  1900.  Appointed  Examining  Surveyor  in  the  Bureau 
of  Pensions  by  Commissioner  Henry  Clay  Evans,  from  which 
he  resigned.  Is  now  Physician  in  the  Federal  Service,  attached 
to  the  Postoffice.     (See  portrait.) 


FAMILY  CLXXIII* 

DAVID  BECK^  (Pershall)  [491],  (Den-id  Tcrry^  George^ 
David*  David^  David-  James^)  b.  New  York,  4  Mch.,  1S42; 
m.  Walden,  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  6  Aug.,  1863,  Ellen  Lucinda, 
dau.  William  D.  and  Ellen  (Crans)  Decker  (b.  Walden,  N.  Y., 
17  Sept..  1844;  (/.  New  York,  5  Apl.,  1900).     [Nc-.i'  York.  N.  Y. 

a.  CJporge  KrpHoriok  Parslmll  m.  2.1  May.  ll'O.S.  Ellon  fJertnulo,  dau. 
Edward  and  Lonise   (Frankcohl)    Fnnninp   (6.  Urooklyn,  .5  Oct.,  ISSI). 

•  Pers.  statement. 


236  THEPARSHALL     FAMILY 

Children:    (All  b.  New  York.) 

924  I.  Anna  Hadley*   b.  22  Sept.,  1864;  w.  (i)  New  York, 

24  Feby.,  1885,  George  Underbill,  .y.  Joseph  A.  and 
Elizabetb  (Underbill)  Dixon  (b.  New  York,  29  May, 
i860;  d.  New  York,  24  Dec,  1895).    Issue: 

[Troy,  N.  Y. 

i.  Clifford  PershalP    (Dixon)   b.  21   Dec,   1888; 
d.  2  July,  1889. 

7)1.  (2)  New  York,  20  Oct.,  1897,  George  Andrew,  s. 
George  and  Wealthy  (Morss)  Bradbury  {b.  Guilford, 
N.  Y.,  28  Dec,  1857).  No  issue. 

925  II.  Ellen  Louise*  b.  24  Sept.,  1869;  jh.  New  York,  Robert 

Mortimer,  j.  Edwin  Mortimer  and  Marie  Louise 
(Davis)  Dunn  (b.  New  York,  16  Apl.,  1857).  Issue: 

[Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

i.  Ellen  Pershall"   (Dunn), 
ii.  George  Mortimer^  (Dunn). 

926  III.  Agnes  Estelle*  b.  28  Nov.,  1872;  in.  New  York,  9 

Feby.,  1892,  George,  s.  James  and  Eliza  Ann  (Irwin) 
Lawyer  {b.  Middleburg,  Scbo.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  Sept., 
1864).     Issue:  [Albany,  N.  Y. 

i.  James  Pershall*  (Lawyer), 
ii.  George  Irwin^  (Lawyer), 
iii.  David  Buchanan®  (Lawyer). 

927  IV.  Henry  LeRoy^  b.  20  Mch.,  1874. 

928  V.  Josephine  Slote*  b.  14  July,  1876;  m.  New  York,  14 

July,  1896,  Stewart  Courtlandt,  s.  Clarence  Edward 

*  Fam.  Rec3.   compiled  by  Mrs.  Anna  Hadley  Bradbury. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  237 

and  Carrie  Virginia   (Courtiandt)   Alger   {b.  Flush- 
ing (L.  I.),  N.  v.,  I  Dec.,  1871).    [New  York,  N.  Y. 

i.  Marjorie  Pershall^  (Alger). 


FAMILY  CLXXIV* 

LYMAN  BRADLEY"  [496],  {Caleb  Halsey^  George^  David* 
DavicP  David^  James^)  b.  Farmer,  Seneca  Co.,  N.  Y.,  28  June, 
1845;  '"•  Cedar  Rapids,  la.,  24  July,  1884,  Ella  Smith. 

[Canton,  Jackson  Co.,  la. 

Children: 

929  I.  Genevieve.* 

930  II.  Wilhelmina.* 


FAMILY  CLXXV.^ 

THOMAS  WARDLE^  [498].  {Caleb  Halsef'  George'^ 
David*  David^  David-  Janics^)  b.  Farmer,  Seneca  Co.,  N.  Y., 
4  June,  1873,  Susan  A.,  dau.  William  D.  and  Ellen  J.  (Crans) 
Decker  {b.  Walden.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  10  Jany.,  1830). 

[Chicago,  III. 

Children: 

931  I.  Henry  August*  b.  14  Feby.,  1874. 

932  II.  Adalyn  Estelle*  h.  7  Sept.,  1876. 

•  Fam.    Bible  of  Caleb  Hnlsey  Pnrshnll   and   pers.   know.,   498. 
t  Fam.  Bible  179.  and  pers.  state.,  498. 


238  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CLXXl' I* 

WILLIAM  FERGUSON'  [503],  {NalhanicP  Elias'  Elias* 
David^  David^  Jamcs^)  b.  Lebanon,  O.,  18  Feby.,  1818;  d.  Leba- 
non, O.,  17  Dec,  1893;  tn.  Lebanon,  O.,  31  Aug.,  1841,  Hen- 
rietta, dan.  John  Ely  and  Sarah  (Mount)  Dey  {h.  Lebanon,  O., 
\y  May,  1821 ;  d.  Lebanon,  O.,  4  Nov.,  1872).       {Lebanon,  0. 

Children:     (All  b.  Lebanon,  O. ) 

933  I.  Laura"  h.  22  Sept.,  1842;  </.  Home  City,  Flam.  Co., 
O.,  9  Aug.,  1891;  m.  Lebanon,  O.,  25  Dec,  1862, 
NeLson,  s.  John  and  Catherine  (Riner)  Saylcr  {b. 
Lewisburgh,  I'rcljle  Co.,  O.,  17  Apl.,  1834).     Issue: 

[Cincinnati,  O. 

i.  Maud"  (Sayler)  b.  26  Feby.,  1864;  d.  Lebanon, 

O.,  7  Aug.,  1867. 
ii.   Frank''    (Saylcr)    /;.  21   July,    1865:  d.  G  Dec, 

1884. 
iii.   Arthur'  (Sayler)  b.  19  Oct.,  1867. 

[Dos  Cabcsos,  Aria. 
iv.  Helen"    (Sayler)    b.    14  Aug.,    1869;  (/.   Talla- 
hassee. Fla.,  I  Feby.,  1890. 
V.  Milton"  (Sayler)  b.  9  Aug.,  1871. 
vi.  Nelson"    (Sayler)    b.   29  Sept.,    1873;  d.   Fort 

Springs,  W.  Va.,  18  Aug.,  1880. 
vii.   Edith"  (Sayler)  b.  16  Nov.,  1875. 

[Cincinnati,  0. 
viii.  Alice"  (Sayler)  b.  16  Nov.,  1875. 

[Cincinnati,  O. 

•  Bible  Rec.  603,  and  pera.  know.  Nelson  Sayler. 


THE    SEVENTH     GENERATION  239 

ix.  Katliaiinc  Riner"   (Sayler)   b.  28  Jany.,  1880; 

(/.  4  June,  1880. 
X.  Henrietta"  (Sayler)  b.  28  Jany.,  1S80. 

[Cincinnati,  O. 
xi.  Marjorie  Riner"  (Sayler)  b.  5  Dec,  1884. 

[Cincinnati,  O. 

934  II.   William  Henry*  b.  25  Feby.,  1845." 

935  III.  John  Morrison*  b.  6  Oct.,  1846.'' 


FAMILY  CLXXVII* 

OLIVER  HAZARD  PERRY^  [504],  (Nathaniel"  Elia^ 
Elias*  DavicP  David-  Jamcs^)  b.  13  Mch.,  1824;  killed  at  the 
Battle  of  Chickamauga,  Ga.,  19  Sept.,  1863;  rn.  3  Apl.,  1849, 
Belle  Howell. 

Children: 
936        I.  Iinogenc"  m.  H.  Percy  Smith.     Issue: 
i.  Helen"  (Smith). 

n.  William  Henry  Parshnll  m.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  25  Fcby.,  1881,  Unrriot, 
dau.  Elisha  and  Hannah  Eliza  (  Mrowor)  Davis  (6.  Rrookh-n,  N.  Y..  7  Aug., 
\Hr,(i;  d.  Brooklyn,  17  .liinc.  1001).  Chihlnn:  I21.'!.  i'.  William  IIrnr\i>  6. 
5  Jany.,  1882;  "  1214.  ii.  Honriftta  Doyi"  h.  .1  Fchy.,  ISH.I;  \>\r,.  Hi.  Dora 
Marcian  6.  .3  Mrh.,  1900.  Knlistpd  in  18(12,  at  the  age  of  17  years,  in  the 
84th  Kegt.  O.  Infantry,  for  three  months.  Discharged  at  the  expiration  of 
his  term  of  service,  he  re-enlisted,  in  18(53.  for  six  months,  in  the  4lh  Inde- 
pendent Battalion,  O.  Vol.  Cavalry.  Discharged  at  the  exiprntion  of  thin 
term,  he  again  re-enlisted  for  three  years,  serving  under  flen.  .Sherman,  anil 
following  that  great  commander  in  his  famous  march  "Krom  .Mlanta  lo  the 
.Se.a."  was  honorably  discharged  at  the  close  of  the  War.  Is  a  memlier  of 
Hankin  Post,  No,  10,  (J.  A.  K.,  of  BrookljTi.  Is  employed  in  the  Water  De- 
partment of  the  Borough  of  Brooklyn,   N".   Y.t 

6.  .John  .Morrison  Parshall  d.  TaJInha.ssce,  Fla.,  4  Fehy.,  1804;  m.  1.1  Oct., 
1843,  .\ledorah  Lester.  ,Vo  mshc.  Served  during  the  Civil  War  in  Co.  A, 
14flth  Hegt.,  O.  V.  Infantry,  as  Corporal.    Term  of  service  100  days.* 

•  Fam.    Rpcs.   and  per  know.,    Nelson   Sayler. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


240  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CLXXVIII* 

GEORGE  EGGY^  [510],  (Nathaniel'''  Elias'  Elias*  Davi<P 
DavicP  Janies^)  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  23  May,  1840;  d.  Canons- 
burg,  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.,  20  Feby.,  1872;  m.  Wash.,  Pa.,  4  June, 
1867,  Sophia  Ann,  dan.  Levi  and  Rozanna  (Teagarden)  Hallam 
{b.  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.) 

Children:     (All  b.  Washington  Co.,  Pa.) 

937  I.  Gertrude  Deane*  b.  13  ApL,  1868:  m.  Washington, 

Pa.,  5  May,  1888,  John  Lentz,  s.  Robert  and  Sarah 
(Sutton)  Morrow  (b.  Tidioute,  Pa.,  5  Apl.,  1862). 
Issue. -{AU  b.  Wash.,  Pa.)  [IVashington,  Pa. 

I.  Robert  Kelley"  (Morrow)  b.  10  Feby.,  1889. 
ii.  Joseph  Hallam^  (Morrow)  b.  30  Nov.,  1891. 
iii.  John  Adair  (Morrow)  b.  i  Jany.,  1902. 

237 1/4   II.  Boyd  Crumrine^  b.  15  Apl.,  1869." 

938  III.  Lewanna*  b.  7  Mch.,  1871. 


FAMILY  CLXXIX.t 

BENONAH''  [519],  (John\  Elias^  Elias\  Daz'id\  David"^, 
James^)  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  10  Sept.  1824;  m.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind., 
31   Dec,    1850,   Sarah  Jane,   dait.   Ockey  and  Maria    ( ) 

a.  Boyd  Criimrine  Parshall,  m.  Cumberland,  Md.,  7  Nov.,  1898,  Minnie 
Merelda,  dau.  Samuel  Foster  and  8ara  Lucinda  (Cosgrove)  McCaullev  (b. 
Bradford,  Pa.,  .31  July,  1878).  Children:  1216.  t.  Boyd  Fremonts  h.  Wash- 
ington, Pa.,  17  Sept.,  1809.t 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers,  know.  937. 

t  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  statement,  619. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  241 

Lancaster  {b.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.,  17  Oct.,  1827;  d.  Wayne  Co., 
Ind.,  25  Oct.,  1889).  [Richmond,  Ind. 

Children:    (All  b.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.) 

939  I.  Cora  Estelle*  b.  8  Oct.,  1851 ;  ;».  Richmond,  Ind.,  19 

June,  1881,  John  Lewis,  s.  George  and  Naomi 
(Barnes)  Williams  {b.  Md.,  13  June,  1840;  d.  Bil- 
Hngsville,  Union  Co.,  Ind.,  24  July,   1888).     Issue: 

[Richmond,  Ind. 

i.  Lemuel   Blaine"    (Williams)    b.  8  June,    1884; 

d.  8  Sept.,  1884. 
ii.  Oran   Everette»    (Williams)    b.    16  July,    1885. 
iii.  George  Forrest®  (Williams)  b.  18  Sept.,  1886; 
d.  Richmond,  Ind.,  8  May,  1889. 

940  11.  Eva  Maria"  b.  16  Apl.,  1854;  unni.    [Richmond,  Ind. 

941  III.  Marcellus''  b.  2  May,  1857;  unm.     [Richmond,  Ind. 

942  IV.  Edward  Everette"  b.  19  Nov.,  1859."  [Richmond,  Ind. 

943  V.  William  Elmer  Ellsworth*'  b.  17  Apl,  1862;  unm. 

[Richmond,  Ind. 

944  VI.  Albert  Wesley*  /;.  26  Nov.,  1864;  intm. 

[Richmond,  Ind. 

945  VII.  Alta  Nevada®  b.  15  Apl.,  1867;  (/.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind., 

7  Apl.,   1896. 

946  VIII.  Thirza  Lovena*'  b.  21  Dec,  1869;  d.  Wayne  Co..  Ind., 

3  Sept.,   1894. 

a.  Edward  Everette  Pnrshall  m.  Centreville,  Ind.,  22  Feby.,  IS!)."?,  XInry 
Elizabeth,  dau.  Harlan  and  Marv  Ann  (Finder)  Robbins  [h.  Wavne  Co., 
Ind..  1  Mav.  IS;.-))  Children:  (All  h.  Wavne  Co..  Ind.)  1217.  1.  Benonah 
Harlan"  h.'l2  Fcby.,  ISy.");     1218.   ii.  Mary  janeo  6.  19  Oot,,  18!I7.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


242  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    CLXXX* 

JOHN"  [521],  (John",  Elias'\,  Ellas',  Davld\  David',  James') 
b.  Pa.,  13  Jany.,  1828;  d.  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  17  Mch.,  1897; 
m.  ( I ) , 

Children : 

947       I.  William.* 

m.  (2),  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  28  Sept.,  1878,  Mrs.  Sarah  J. 
(Thompson)  Swallow,  dari.  John  and  Jane  ( )  Thomp- 
son (b.  Connorsville,  Ind.,  16  Nov.,  1829).     No  usuc. 

[Indianapolis,  Ind. 

The  following  from  a  Chicago  paper  relates  to  John  Par- 
shall  : 

"Indianapolis.  Ind.,  March  17. — .John  Par.shall,  an  ex-soldier,  died  very 
suddenly  today  of  heart  failure. 

"Parshall  was  one  of  the  .six  men  intrusted  with  the  final  disposition  of 
the  body  of  John  Wilkes  Booth,  the  assassin  of  Lincoln,  all  of  whom  registered 
an  oath  never  to  reveal  Booth's  last  resting  place. 

"Five  of  these  soldiers  are  now  dead  and  the  secret  so  far  has  been  re- 
ligiously  kept. 

"Parshall  was  a  member  of  the  Alexander  expedition  sent  to  Utah  to  com- 
pel Brigham  Young  to  vacate  his  office." 


FAMILY  CLXXXI.f 

HENRY^  [522],  (John",  Ellas\  Ellas*,  David'',  David", 
lames')  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  12  Jany.,  1832;  m.  Wayne  Co., 
Ind.,    2    Sept.,    1852,    Nancy   Jane,    dau.    Jesse   and   Elizabeth 

( )  Burke  (b.  Clinton  Co.,  Ind.;  d.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.,  13 

May,  1877).  [Richmond,  Ind. 

•  Fam.  Bible  186,  and  state,  wid.,  521. 
t  Pers.  statement 


WH'i^/^''  yi^^l^iiJLUi,^^ 


THE     SEVENTH      GENERATION  243 

Children: 

948  I.  John   William.^ 

949  II.  Elizabetli  Ann.^ 

950  III.  Elsie  Marie.* 

951  IV.  Jessie  Locke.* 

952  V.  Mary  Jane.* 

953  VI.  Anderson  Quinn.* 

954  VII.  Charles  S.* 

955  VIII.  Sarah  Maria.® 


FAMILY    CLXXXII* 

NATHANIEL^  [526],  {]ohn\  Ellas',  Ellas\  David\  David', 
Jamcs^)  b.  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.,  19  Oct.,  1843;  m.  n.  Madison, 
Darke  Co.,  O.,  2  Dec,  1867,  Antoinette,  dati.  Benjamin  Frank- 
lin and  Mary  (Payne)  Gray  (b.  Darke  Co.,  O.,  30  Sept.,  1847). 

[Riclunoud,  Ind. 


Child  r 


en : 


956  I.  Ulysses*  h.  13  Sept.,  1868:  nnm.         [Richmond,  Ind. 

957  II.  Clara  Jane*  b.  8  Sept.,  1870:  unin.     [Richmond.  Ind. 

958  III.  Charles  Ernest*  b.  1874.  [Richmond,  Ind. 

959  IV.  Evalenia*  b.  30  Aug.,   1876;  m.  Eaton,   Preble  Co., 

O.,  27  Aug.,   1898,  James,  j.  James  and   Elizabeth 
( )  Taggart.     Issue:  [Richmond,  Ind. 

i.  Marie®   (Taggart)   b.  21   Nov.,   1899. 

960  V.  William  Edgar'  b.  13  Oct.,  1881.       [Richmond,  Ind. 

'  Pen.  BtatemMit. 


244  T,H  E     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    CLXXXIII* 

VINCENT^  [528],  (Elias\  Elias",  EUas\  David^,  David:" , 
Jaincs^)  b.  McClellandtown.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  12  Dec,  1817; 
d.  Berryville.  Va.,  25  May,  1898;  m.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  23 
Feby.,  1843,  Eliza  Ann,  dau.  Isaac  and  Nancy  (Kendall)  Crow 
(b.  n.  Uniontown,  Pa.,  1797;  d.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  6  June, 
1872).  [Berryville,  Va. 

Children:     (All  b.  McClellandtown,  Pa.) 

961  I.  H.  Matilda*  b.  14  May,  1844.  {Berryville,  Va. 

962  II.  Laura*  b.  10  May,  1846;  m.  Berryville,  Va.,  23  Feby., 

1885,  Silas  Franklin  Baughman.         [Berryville,  Va. 

963  III.  N.  Louise*  b.   16  June,   1847.  [Berryville,  Va. 

964  IV.  Elias  Calvin*  h.  15  Oct.,  1849;  d.  Berryville,  Va.,  16 

Dec,   1901. 

965  V.  Isaac  Hamilton*  b.  22  Sept.,    1851." 

[Grand  Ridge,  III. 

966  VI.  Mary  Elizabeth*  b.  22  June,  1855.     [Berryville,  Va. 

967  VII.  James  Worthington*  (Dr.)  b.  4  Nov.,  1862. 

[UniontoTun,  Pa. 

Upon  reaching  his  majority  Vincent  Parshall  immediately 
took  an  active  interest  in  the  business  affairs  of  Fayette  County. 
He  aided  in  the  development  of  the  extensive  coal  deposits  in 
that  part  of  the  State,  which  proved  extremely  profitable.    During 

a,  Isaac  Hamilton  Parshall  m.  Grand  Ridge,  111.,  7  Febv.,  1878.  Frances 
A.,  dau.  Ransom  Palmer  (6.  Grand  Ridge,  111.,  22  Sept.,  1854).  Children: 
1219.  i.  Ralph  Ransom9  ft.  Girard,  Kan.,  10  Sept.,  1878;  1220.  n.  Vernon 
Vincents;  1221.  Hi.  Leo  IrwinS  d.  20  Dec.  1898;  1222.  ii:  Mabel 
Louises  ;     1223.    v.  Blanche  Marie9  ;     1224.   vi.  Raymond  Palmer.Sf 

•  Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.    know.,   961   and  966. 
t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  1219. 


^m^^^^ 


THE    SEVENTH    GENERATION  245 

the  Civil  War  he  held  several  important  government  positions. 
In  1878  he  purchased  an  estate  of  618  acres  in  tlic  beautiful 
Shenandoah  Valley,  in  Virginia,  and  thither  he  immediately  re- 
moved with  his  family.  He  was  a  man  of  broad  and  catholic 
mind ;  well  informed,  and  of  pleasing  manners.  A  loving  hus- 
band, a  kind  and  indulgent  father,  a  good  neighbor  and  an 
honest,  earnest,  upright  man,  he  won  the  respect  and  esteem  of 
^11  who  knew  him.     {See  portrait). 


FAMILY    CLXXXIV* 

WILLIAM  GROVE^  [530].  (Elias'\  Ellas',  Ellas*,  DavlcP, 
Davidr,  James^)  b.  McClellandtown,  Pa.,  —  Sept.,  182 1;  d. 
Uniontown,  Pa.,  4  July,  1883 ;  m.  —  Apl.,  1864,  Martha  A., 
.dau.  Jonathan  and  Clarissa  (Pease)  Hawks  {b.  14  Feby.,  1835). 

[Unloiitozim,  Pa. 

Children:     (All  b.  Nicholson  Tp.,  Fay.  Co.,  Pa.) 

968  I.  William  Worthington^  b.  18  June,  1866." 

969  II.  Louisa  P.*  d.  inf. 

970  in.  Delafield**  d.  Inf. 

971  IV.  Emily^t  b.  8  Nov.,  1875;  in.  McClellandtown,  Pa..  11 

Oct.,  1899,  Frank  R.,  s.  Josiah  B.  and  Elizabeth 
(McCombs)  Crow  {b.  McClellandtown,  i  June. 
1874).    No  issue.  [McClclhindfozim,  Pa. 

972  V.  Vesta*  d.  inf. 

a.  William  W.  Parsliall  m.  lSprin<jtiel(l,  O.,  11  .luno,  1002,  .\melia,  dnu. 
Henry  and  .Maria  (Uawson)  Haldwin.  .\  graduate  of  Cornell  University, 
he  afterwards  studied  law  and  was  admitted  to  the  bar.  He  is  now  praotieing 
his  profession  with  much  success  at  Unionto^vn,  Pa.f     {See  portrait.) 

•  Bible   Rec.   1S.S.   and   Fam.    Recs.    and   pera.    know.   533   and  968. 
-i  Pers.   statement. 


246  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

William  G.  Parshall  was  a  citizen  well  known  in  legal  and 
political  circles  in  Fayette  County.  He  graduated  at  Jefferson 
College,  and  afterward  studied  law,  being  admitted  to  the  bar 
in  1844.  While  practicing  law  he  also  engaged  in  agricultural 
pursuits,  to  which  he  was  ever  strongly  attracted.  He  was  a 
delegate  to  several  State  Conventions  and  his  voice  was  often 
heard  there.  He  was  a  man  of  great  vigor,  both  of  mind  and 
body,  and  was  well  read  in  various  lines  of  thought.  Having 
acquired  a  competency  he  was  preparing  to  retire  from  active 
life  when  stricken  by  death.      (See  portrait). 


FAMILY    CLXXXV* 

JAMES  M.^  [534],  (Elias^,  Ellas'",  Ellas*,  Davld\  David?, 
lames'^)  b.  McClellandtown,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  22  Aug.,  1829; 
d.  Uniontown,  Pa.,  il  Feby.,  1903;  m.  Redstone  Tp.,  Fayette 
Co.,  Pa.,  22  Dec,  1865,  Mary,  dan.  James  Cowden  and  Rachel 
(Brown)  Higginbotham  (b.  New  Geneva,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  20 
Mch.,  1840).    (See  portrait.)  [McClcllandtozm,  Pa. 

Children: 

973  I.  William  James*  b.  Brownsville,  Pa.,  22  June,  1867.° 

[McClcUandtoivn,  Pa. 

974  II.  Robert  Vincent*   (Dr.)   b.  Nicholson  Tp.,   Fay.  Co., 

Pa.,  24  Nov.,  1869.'  [Lundy's  Lane,  Pa. 

a.  William  James  Parshall,  m.  Brownsville,  Pa.,  11  Oct.,  1888,  Mary  Ella, 
dau.  Uapt.  Michael  and  Mary  Ella  (Krepps)  Cox  (6.  BrowTisville,  Pa.,  9  Oct., 
1866)  Ch.,  1225.  i.  .Tames  M.9  6.  15  Mch.,  1890;  1226.  ii.  Marvo  6.  14  Feby., 
1892;  1227.  in.  Michael  A.  CoxS  6.  13  Aug.,  1894.*   (Hee  portrait.) 

b.  Dr.  Robert  Vincent  Parshall,  m.  Steubenville,  0.,  21  Mch.,  1898,  Carrie 
Edith,  (Z(iM.  Sylvanus  Lathrop  and  Mary  Baily  (Stnibble)  McCain  -(b.  Castle 
Shannon,  Alleghany  Co.,  Pa.,  26  Sept.,  1876)  Ch.,  1228.  i.  Robert  Vincents  6. 
Liindy's  Lane.  Pa.,  7  Feby.,  1900.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  247 


9/6      II.  Elizabeth*  b.  g  Feby.,  1861 ;  d.  22  Apl.,  1863. 

g'/'j  III.  Hannah*^!  h.  15  Nov.,  1862;  m.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  30 
Sept.,  1882,  Elmer,  .?.  Stephen  and  Evaline  (Tuttle) 
Kinnan  {h.  W.  Va.,  30  Apl.,  1859).     Issue: 

[IVayncsburg,  Greene  Co.,  Pa. 

i.  Gny  RingnoP  (Kinnan)  b.  4  Apl.,  1883. 
ii.  Gertrude'  (Kinnan)  b.  30  Oct.,  1885. 
iii.  Priscilla"    (Kinnan)    b.   10  Sept.,    1887;  d.    19 

May,  1888. 
iv.  Eva*   (Kinnan)   b.   10  Sept.,   1887;  d.  2  June, 

1888. 
V.  Jesse"  (Kinnan)  b.  15  May,  1889. 
vi.  Dora"   (Kinnan)   b.  10  July,  1891. 

a.  Ch.irlcs  Tilton  Piirsliall,  m.  Waynt'sbur;;,  I'a.,  24  Sopt..  ISS,").  .Mary  KUon, 
(iau.  Kkliard  (rf.  .'tO  May,  ISn4)  and  He.ster  (Morris)  Aukrom  <i.  20  Mob.,  18!I0, 
h.  .Jefferson,  Pa..  21  Ma'v,  ISoS)  Ch.,  1229.  i.  Charle.s  Nathanieln  b.  Sycamore, 
Pa..  24  .Tany.,  1887;  12.'!0.  11.  .Tessie  Miltonn  b.  Wash.  Tp.,  Greene  Co.,  Pa., 
.5  Sept.,  1888;  1231.  iii.  Ivia  J.illianS  h.  Wash.  Tp.,  14  Nov.,  1892.t 

•  Fam.   nihle  545,  pos.  975;  Bates  Hist.  Green  Co.,  Po.,  p.  6S9. 
t  Fers.  statement. 


FAMILY    CLXXXVI.* 

NATHANIEL'  [S45]. (James''',  Elias\  Elias*,  David\  David', 
Jamcs^)  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  12  Feby.,  1824;  (/.  Greene  Co.,  Pa., 
26  Mch.,  1881  ;  m.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  31  Jany.,  1858,  Priscilla, 
dau.  Alpheus  Augustus  and  Elizabeth  (Tate)  Delancy  {b.  Greene 
Co.,  Pa.,  27  June,  1834;  d.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  11  Mch.,  1900).  ' 

Children:     (All  b.  Greene  Co,,  Pa,) 

975       I,  Charles  Tilton*  b.  24  Sept.,  1859.°  \ 

[Hunter's  Cave,  Pa.  \ 


I 


\ 


248  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

vii.  Slater  Franklin®    (Kinnan)    b.  25  Mch.,   1894; 

d.   19  Oct.,  1894. 
viii.  Mary  Ellen''    (Kinnan)    b.    11    Sept.,    1895. 
ix.  Charles  NathanieP   (Kinnan)   b.  8  Sept.,  1899. 

978  IV.  Sarah  Belle**  b.  17  June,  1865;  m.  Waynesburg,  Pa., 

19  Dec.,  1884,  Joseph,  s.  Peter  and  Eleanor  (Free- 
land)  Mason.     Issue: 

i.  Agnes  Lusetta®  (Mason)  b.  6  July,  1886. 
ii.  John  Slater*  (Mason)  b.  20  Sept.,  1889. 
iii.  William  Franklin®   (Mason)   b.   1896. 

979  V.  Alpheus  Augustus^  b.  13  May,  1867." 

980  VI.  William®  b.  29  Jany.,  1869;  d.  29  Jany.,  1869. 

981  VII.  Isaac  Slater®  b.  6  May,  1871.'  [IVayncsburg,  Pa. 


FAMILY  CLXXXVII.f 

JOHN'  [550],  (James\  EliasK  Elias\  David\  David-, 
James^)  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  17  Jany.,  1831;  m.  Greene  Co.. 
Pa.,  15  Mch.,  1855,  Phebe,  dau.  James  and  Julia  Ann  (Quick) 
Patterson  {b.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  13  Aug..  1836). 

\^Kansas  City,  Kan. 

a.  Alpheus  Augustus  Parshall,  m.  Waynesburg,  Pa.,  14  Nov.,  1891,  Sarah 
Elizabeth,  dmi.  Enoch  and  Charlotte  (Morris)  Rush  (h.  Green  Co.,  Pa.,  14  Nov. 
1871;  d.  Greene  Co.,  1.3  .Jany.,  180.3).  A'o  issue,  m.  H.  Dean.  Wetzel  Co.,  W. 
Va.,  3  Jany.,  189.5,  Mary  Elizabeth,  rfau.  Jesse  and  Rhoda  (Morris)  Mason  6. 
Wetzel  Co.,  W.  Va.,  12 'May,  1877).  'No  issue.* 

b.  Isaac  Slater  Parshall,  m.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  20  Dee.,   1899.  Eva  E.,  dau. 

David  and  (Jones)    Shull,   Ch.,   1232.   i.  Ralph  Shull9    b.    14   Apl., 

1901;    d.  31   May,    1901.* 

•  Pers.    statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  550. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  249 

Children: 

982  I.   Hannali  Julia**  ;h. McVay.     [IVashington,  Pa. 

983  II.  James  Patterson.*  [Claysz^Ule,  Pa. 

984  III.  Sarah  Ann'**  b.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  6  Sept.,  1863;  m. 

Washington,  Pa.,  15  Dec.,  1892,  William,  s.  Anthony 
and  Nancy  (Mull)  Palett  (b.  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.,  20 
Jany.,  1851).    Issue:  [IVashington,  Pa. 

i.  Anthony  Owen"  (Palett)  b.  14  Sept.,  1893. 
ii.  John  William*   (Palett)   b.  6  Jany.,   1895. 

985  IV.  Isaac  Randolph*  b.  15  Apl.,  1860."      [Claysville,  Pa. 

986  V.  William  Thomas.*  [IVaynesbttrg,  Pa. 

987  VI.  Ida  Belle**  b.  6  Mch.,  1875;  m.  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.,  26 

Feby.,  1895,  William,  j.  Elisl  a  and  Minerva  (Black) 
Crouch  (b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  5  Aug.,  1875).    Issue: 

[Washington,  Pa. 

i.  Clyde  Huston"  (Crouch), 
ii.  William  Ray"  (Crouch), 
iii.  Harry  Baker"  (Crouch). 


a.     Isaac  Kamlolph  Paisliall.  m.  Whoplinjr,  W.  Va..  29  Nov.,  18SS,  Margarot 

Thiiinpson,   dati.    IVtcr   Hill    and   Cpcolia    Catlicrinp    ( )    l.oifjliton    (6. 

Wlicclinfr.  \V.  \'ii,.  25  .Tanv.,  lS.')!t)  Ch.,  12.'!:i.  1.  Phobp  Pattor.son!>  b.  Washing- 
ton, Pa..  7  -May,  ISHit;  1234.  11.  CccpliaO  h.  \Vasliinp:ton.  Pa..  7  -May.  188!>;  123.5. 
iii.  .lolin  Kani'loljih  llillo  b.  Wasliinjrton.  Pa..  22  .MpIi..  1801:  12.'!i;.  it:  .l.-ssio 
Mavo  b.  Clavsville.  Pa..  17  .Auir..  1802;  1237.  r.  Marfjarpt  Klizal)Ptli9  b.  8 
July,  1804;  1238.  ri.  Hpulali  TlipIniaO  6.  Claysville,  Pa..  27  .\\>].,  ISOti.* 

•  Pers.   statement. 


250  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 


FAMILY    CLXXXVIII* 

WILLIAM'   [551],  (James",  Elias^,  Elias\  David\  David-, 
James^Jh.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  19  June,  1839;  nt.  1867,  Mary  Coffee. 

[IVoodlaud  Park,  Colo. 
Children: 


988       I.  Christian  Gass.® 


FAMILY  CLXXXIX."^ 

JAMES  TISDALE'  [552],  (Jamcs\  Elias\  Elias\  David^ 
Davids,  James^)  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Fa.,  22  July,  1844;  )n.  Jeffer- 
son, Pa.,  17  June,  1866,  Jennie  Kline  {b.  Jefferson,  Pa. ;  d.  Jeffer- 
son, Pa.,  17  July,   1867).  [Latlirop,  Mo. 

Children: 

989  I.  Isaac  Enos  Coldron  b.  —  July,  1867;  d.  2y  July,  1867. 

m.  (2)  Plattsville,  la.,  5  Sept.,  1869,  Mary  Ellen,  dan.  Wil- 
liam and  Mary  Ann  (White)  Huggins  {b.  Garrett's  Fort,  Greene 
Co.,  Pa.,  I  Jany.,  1844). 

Children: 

990  II.  Louisa^  b.  19  Aug.,  1870;  d.  Plattsville,  la.,  12  Nov., 

1870. 

991  III.  Maud*   b.    II    Oct.,    1871 ;   m.   Lathrop,   Mo.,    1888, 

William  Staples.    Issue:  [Kansas  City.  Mo. 

♦  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  j)ers.  statement  552. 


THE    SEVENTH    GENERATION  251 

i.  Rena"   (Staples). 

ii.  James  Thomas'*  (Staples), 
iii.  Gretchen"    (Staples), 
iv.  Aletha"   (Staples). 

992  IV.  Ichabod  Kingp*  b.  9  Nov.,  1873.  [St.  Louis,  Mo. 

993  V.  Edna*  b.  7  Nov.,  1875;  d.  McKeesport,  Pa.,  17  Sept., 

1876. 

994  VI.  Lena^  b.   31  May,  1877;  d.   Lathrop,  Mo.,  24  Aug., 

1878. 

995  VII.  Ethel*  b.  19  Feby.,  1879;  m.  Lathrop,  Mo.,  17  Jany., 

1900,  Fulton,  s.   George  Washington  and  Margaret 
(Brooks)  Nicholas  (b.  17  Nov.,  1873).    Issue: 

[Lathrop,  Mo. 

i.  Ona  Maud®  (Nicholas)  b.  4  Oct.,  1900. 

996  VIII.  Jimmie  Ellen*  b.  7  Mch.,  1882.  [Lathrop,  Mo. 


FAMILY    CXC* 


ALBERT^  [557],  (James'',  Elias^  Elias*,  David\  David'-, 
James^)  b.  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.,  26  Feby.,  1847;  m.  Centre  Tp., 
Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  23  Jany.,  1866,  Mary  Ann,  dan.  George  and 
Ann  (McCann)  Rush  {b.  Centre  Tp.,  Pa.,  27  Feby.,  1847:  d. 
New  Freeport,  Pa.,  7  Aug.,   1899).  [Wayneshirg,  Pa. 

Children:     (All  b.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.) 

997  I.  Annie  May*  &.  21  Mch..  1867. 

998  II.  Hannah  Jane*  b.  4  May,  1868;  m.  Greene  Co.,  Pa., 

26  Sept.,  1887,  John  Longdon.  .?.  Isaac  Newton  and 
Sarah  Ann  (Longdon)  Clutter  {b.  Wash.  Co.,  Pa..  6 
Jany.,  1859).    Issue:  [Bealsz'illc,  JVash  Co.,  Pa. 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.  557. 


252  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

i.  Albert  Newton"  (Clutter)  b.  20  Oct.,  1888. 
ii.  Ola  Vann*   (Clutter)   b.  22  Feby.,  1890. 
iii.  Paul  George"  (Clutter)  b.  18  Dec.,  1894. 

999     III.  George  Rush^  b.  5  Nov.,  1869;  d.  Sistersville,  W.  Va., 

25  Mch.,  1895. 
1000     IV.  William  Reed*  b.  8  Nov.,  1871." 
looi      V.  James  T.*  b.  20  Sept.,  1873. 

1002  VI.  Jesse  Coldren®  b.  25  Aug.,  1878.' 

1003  VII.  Robert  Frank*  b.  3  Dec,  1880. 

1004  VIII.  A  son  b.  5  Apl.,  1882;  d.  11  ApL,  1882. 

1005  IX.  Violet  Blanche*  b.  21  Jany.,  1889. 


FAMILY    CXCI* 


WILLIAM  DUNN^  [558],  (David  Youngs^,  David^,  Eliaj\ 
Dcwid\  Davidr,  Jamc/)  b.  Belmont  Co.,  O.,  8  Mch.,  1848; 
m.  Wichita,  Kan.,  14  Nov.,  1892,  Fannie  Hilton,  dau.  Charles 
and  Anna  Caroline  (Moody)  Schultz  (b.  10  ApL,  1849). 

[IVichita,  Kan. 

Children: 

1006       I.  Burton  William.* 


a.  William  Reed  Parshall,  m.  Wavnesburg,  Pa.,  10  Apl.,  1808.  Margaret, 
■dau.  William  and  Nancy  (Phillips)  Gidley  (b.  Greene  Co.,  Pa.,  23  June,  1881) 
Children,  1239.  i.  Nell9  6.  1  Feby.,  1899.* 

6.     Jesse  Coldren  Parshall  b.  2.5  Aug.,  1878;  m.  Waynesburgh,  Pa.,  17  Apl., 

1901,  Delia,  dau.  William  and  Martha  Jane   ( )    Gibbons    (6.  Greene 

Co.,  Pa.,  5  Apl.,  1876.* 

•  Pers.  statement. 


OL--i- 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  253 


FAMILY    CXCII* 

DAVID  THOMAS'  [559],  (David  Youngs",  David'',  Elias*, 
David^,  David',  Janics^)  b.  Belmont  Co.,  O.,  28  May,  1852;  m. 
(i),  Martin's  Ferry,  O.,  10  Sept.,  1878,  Jennie  Ellison,  dau. 
John  and  Elizabeth  (Ellison)  Leach  {b.  Berry,  Eng. ;  (/.  «.  Ham- 
ilton, O.,  —  Jany.,  1891.  [Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Children: 

1007  I.  Jennie  Maude*  b.  21  July,  1880. 

1008  II.  Hazel  Dunn*  b.  30  June,  1884. 

HI.  (2),  Jennie  May,  dau.  William  T.  and  Jane  (Ent)  Morris 
{b.  Millvilie,  O.,  10  Sept.,  1871). 

Children: 

1009  III.  Hazel  Marie^  b.  2y  Nov.,   1893. 
loio     IV.  Clover  Morris*  b.  23  Jany.,  1895. 


FAMILY  CXCIII.j 

STOCKTON  THOMAS'  [569],  (Daniel  Shove^,  Jame/', 
James*,  Davids,  David',  James^)  b.  1833;  m.  (i),  Sterling, 
Oswego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Antoinette  Sanford   (d.  —  Feby.,   1858). 

[Rochester,  X.  Y. 
Children: 

loil        I.   Clarence  Stockton  b.  —  Feby.,  1858. 

[Rochester,  N.  Y. 
m.   (2),  Mary  Horton. 

•  Fam.  Rec8.  and  perB.  know.,  1007. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  Tbeo.  Slawson,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 


254  THEPARSHaLLFAMILY 

Children  : 
IOI2      II.  Chester  Winn  b.  —  Dec,  1863.  [U.  S.  Army. 

^"-  (3)> •    ^o  issue. 


FAMILY    CXCIV.* 

JOHN  BENJAMIN"  [572],  (Alfred  Ford",  Jamcs^,  James*, 
David^,  David-,  James^)  b.  n.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  26  Sept., 
1842;  m.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  5  Aug.,  1872,  Ellen,  dau.  David  and 
Elizabeth  Ann  (Nasniith)  Steel  {b.  Cran  Bourne,  Eng.,  2  Apl., 
1 851).  {St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Children:     (All  b.  St.  Louis,  Mo.) 

1013  I.  Burton  Watson*  b.  29  Oct.,  1875.     [5'^.  Louis,  Mo. 

1014  II.  John  Benjamin*  b.  21  July,  1877.         [St.  Louis,  Mo. 

1015  III.  Harriet  Elizabeth*  b.  4  Oct.,  1879:  m.  Clayton,  Mo., 

6  June,  1900,  William  Peter,  s.  James  Joseph  and 
Mary  Ellen  (Querk)  McCabe  {b.  Co.  Wicklow,  Ire- 
land, 23  Oct.,  1876).  [St.  Louis,  Mo. 

1016  IV.  Ellen  Lina*  b.  25  Sept.,  1889. 

1017  V.  David  Steel*  b.  5  Mch.,  1890. 


FAMILY   CA'CF.f 

ALFRED  GREGORY^  [575].  (James  Nichols^,  Jame^, 
James*,  David\  David^,  James\)  b.  Albany,  N.  Y.,  16  Oct., 
1847;  '"•  Cobleskill,  N.  Y.,  18  Feby.,  1868,  Carrie,  dan.  William 

•  Fam.   Recs.  and  pera.  know.  572. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  576,  and  1021. 


THE     SEVENTH    GENERATION  2SS 

and   Margaret    ( )    Bunn    (b.    U'est   Fulton,   Scho.   Co., 

N.  Y.,  15  June,  1848). 

Children : 

1018  I.  Alfred  A.«  b.  W.  Fulton,  N.  Y..  —  Mch.,   1869;  d. 

Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  15  Jany.,  1883. 

1019  II.  Arthur  Bunn'^  b.  26  June,  1870." 

[Dccrficld,  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y. 

1020  in.  Anson  Charles"  b.  25  Oct.,  iSji.' 

[Frankfort,  Hcrk.  Co..  N.  Y. 

1021  IV..  Amos  David  Everette  Frederick*  b.  25  Apl.,   1873."^ 

[Frankfort,  N.  Y. 

1022  V.  William  Henry"  b.  Sharon  Springs,  N.  Y.,  13  Nov., 

1876.''  [Albany,  N.  Y. 

1023  VI.  Olivia  Adelia"  b.  liion,  N.  Y.,  8  Dec,  1880;   m.  Al- 

bany, N.  Y.,  22  Jany.,  1902,  Warren  W.,  s.  Charles 
and  Betsey  (Clark)  Denslow  {b.  Frankfort,  N.  Y., 
4  Sept.,  1864).*  [Deerfield,  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y. 


a.  Arthur  Hiinn  I'arsliall,  m.  Herkimer,  X.  Y.,  4  Kov.,  1802,  Eli/Jibeth 
Hrunettc,  dau.  Georfje  Henrv  anil  Marv  Ann  (Mowers)  Strnup  (5.  Boonville, 
N.  v..  27  Sept.,  1809)  Ch.,  1240.  i".  Warren  Miles'.t  6.  Ravenna,  Alb.  Co.,  X.  Y., 
4  Meh.,  1894:  1241.  ii.  Ruth  MavO  6.  Utiea.  X.  Y.,  Ki  .lune,  ISiKi;  1242.  Hi. 
Stanley  Bip;elo\v9  b.  Utica,  20  Febv.,  1897;  1243.  iv.  Ada  Elizahetlin  h.  Frank- 
fort. X".  Y.,  7  Apl..  1898;  1244.  v.  Howard  Arthurs  6.  Frankfort,  27  Xov.,  1899; 
1245.  vi.  Earl  LeRoj-s  b.  Deerfield,  Oneida  Co.,  X.  Y.,  8  Nov.,  1901.* 

6.  .Xnson  Charles  Parshall,  m.  New  Hartford,  Oneida  Co.,  N.  Y.,  25  Dec, 
1895,  Etho  Pearl,  dau.  George  and  Mary  .lane  (Marks)  Culver  (6.  Uion,  X.  Y., 
12  Sept.,  1878).* 

c.  Amos  David  Everette  Frederick  Parshall,  m.  Frankfort,  X.  Y.,  10  -July, 
1895,  Ma\Tiie  Elizabeth,  dau.  John  Lenord  and  Sarah  Anna  (.\shbv)  Renk 
(b.  Frankfort,  X.  \..  2  Febv.,  1874)  Ch...  (all  b.  Frankfort,  X.  Y.,  124t>".  i.  Glen- 
wood  Renkfl  h.  15  Aug.,  189C.;  1247.  ii.  Xellie  Raymond*  6.  1  Sept.,  1898;  1248. 
Hi.  Isabelle  Ediths  b.  10  Dec,  1899.* 

d.  William  Henrj-  Parshall,  m.  Albany,  X.  Y.,  28  Feby.,  1890,  Harriet,  dau. 
J.  K.  Swanev  (  h.  Lvnrlibtiri.'.  W.  Va.,  10  .\ug.,  1876)  Ch.,  1249.  i.  .lolin  Henrv9 
b.  Albany,  N.  Y.,  7  Mch.,  1897.* 

*  Pera.   statement. 


256  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY    CXCFI* 

ISRAEL  A.'^  [586],  (Jcsse^,  IsracP,  James*,  David\  Davi(P, 
James^)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  July,  1844;  d. 
Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  3  June,  1884;  m.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  14 
Dec,  1870,  Allie  D.,  dau.  Gilbert  H.  and  Hannah  N.  (Eckler) 
Cole  {b.  Pierstown,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  29  Nov.,  1853). 

[Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 
Children:     (All  b.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.) 

1024  I.  Frank  G.*  b.  4  July,  1872."  [Cooperstoiim,  N.  Y. 

1025  II.  Charles  Hartson*  b.  2  July,   1875. 

[Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  CXCPlI.f 


JONAS  ISRAEL^  [590],  (Jamcs\  IsraeP,  James*,  David^, 
Davids,  Jamcs^)  b.  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  i  Nov.,  1845;  '"• 
Vinton,  la.,  i  July,  1868,  Casandra  Belle,  dau.  James  Henry 
and  Christiana  (Westcott)  Dummett  {b.  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  11  Sept., 
1 85 1 ) .  [Butte,  Boyd  Co.,  Neb. 

a.  Frank  V,.  Parshall,  m.  Coopereto^TO,  N.  Y.,  1  Oct.,  1892,  Elizabeth  M. 
dau.  Lewis  and  JIary  Ann  (Grilliths)  Edwards  (6.  Blenavon,  Monmouthshire, 
Wales,  2  Jany.,  1872)    Ch.,  1250.  j.  Helen  L.9 


•  Fam.    Recs.    and   pers.   know.   1024  and   wid.,   586. 
t  Fam.   Recs.  and  pers.   know.,  590. 


^^ 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  257 

Children: 

1026  I.  James  Henry*  b.  Vinton,  la.,  17  Sept.,   1869.* 

1027  II.  Nellie  May*  b.  Worthington,  Minn.,  18  Apl.,  1872; 

m.  Butte.  Neb.,  14  Feby.,  1893.  Frank  Russel,  s. 
Andrew  and  Etta  Belle  (Russel)  Smith  (b.  Beaver 
Dam,  Wis.,  8  Sept.,  1869).  Issue:  (All  b.  Butte, 
Neb).  [Butte,  Neb. 

i.  Euda  Winnifred"  (Smith)  b.  23  July,  1893. 
ii.  Earl  RusseP  (Smith)  b.  29  Mch.,  1896. 
iii.  Frank  Edward^   (Smith)  b.  14  Oct.,   1899. 

1028  III.  Jonas    Alvin*    b.    17   June,    1875;    d.    Worthington, 

Minn.,  10  May,  1878. 

1029  IV.  W'illiam  Clinton*  b.  14  May,  1877;  d.  Worthington, 

Minn.,  9  Apl.,   1880. 

1030  V.  Joseph  Eaden*  b.  Fulda,  Minn.,  29  May,  1879. 

1031  VI.  Mary  Kate*  b.  Blue  Springs,  Neb.,  14  Dec,  1881. 

1032  VII.  Julius  Earl*  b.  Cams,  Neb.,  5  Apl.,  1885;  d.  Cams, 

Neb.,  4  May,  1889. 

1033  VIII.  Pearl  Estella*  b.  Cams,  Neb.,  11  July,  1890. 

1034  IX.  Frank  Israel*  b.  Butte,  Neb.,  26  Sept.,  1893. 


FAMILY  CXCVIII* 

GEORGE'  [593],  (Jamcs^,  IsraeP,  James',  David^  DavhP, 
Janies^)  b.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  10  Dec,  1850:  vi.  Cleveland, 
Minn.,    13  Jany..    1878,   Emma   Delsina,   dan.   Andrew  Jackson 

o.  Janips  Henry  Pnrshall,  m.  Hutte,  Neb.,  22  Mch.,  1804,  Clnribcl.  dau. 
Andrew  and  Ktta  Belle  (Russel)  Smith  (ft.  Beaver  Dam.  Wis..  2,S  Apl.,  1870, 
Ch..  (all  b.  Butte,  Neb.)  1251.  t.  Julia  .Ma\^  b.  6  Apl.,  18!IC;  12.V3;  ii.  EditJi 
BelleO  6.  4  June,  1897.t 

•  Fam.    ReoB.    and    pers.    know.    593. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


258  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Sebree)   Burk   (b.  Hinckley,  111.,   i  Oct., 
1858).  [Phoenix,  Holt  Co.,  Neb. 

Children: 

1035  I.  Gilbert  Andrew  James®  b.  Long  Pine,  Neb.,  30  Mch., 

1883. 

1036  II.  Le  Roy*  b.  Worthington,  Minn.,   18  May,   1890. 

1037  III.  Floyd  Arthur*  b.  Butte,  Neb.,  26  Feby.,  1893. 


FAMILY  CXCIX* 

DEWITT  CLINTON^  [595],  (James\  IsraeP,  Jame^, 
Dmnd^,  David"^,  Janics^)  b.  Laporte,  Ind.,  19  June,  1861 ;  m. 
Highland  Park,  n.  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  16  Aug.,  1899,  Gussie 
Belle,  dan.  James  Snyder  and  Sarah  Green  (Bryden)  Duke  (b. 
Farmington,  111.,  22  Jany.,   1876).  [Fairmount,  Tenn. 

Children: 
1038       I.     Eva  Belle  d.  6  Feby.,  1901. 


FAMILY    CC* 


LEE^  [606], (Robert  Asahcl^,  Miner^,  lames'^,  David^,  David^, 
James^)  b.  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  17  Nov.,  1871 ;  w.  Fort  Plain, 

N.  Y.,  28  Dec,  1893,  Elenora,  dau.  Herman  and  Agnes  ( ) 

Hime. 

Children: 

1039       I.  TenEyck*  &.  18  July,  1895. 

•  Pera.  statement. 


mije  g^tttljciv'e  ®ljtl&vint 


THE     SEVENTH      GENERATION  2S9 


FAMILY    CCI* 

JAMES  CLARK'  [607],  (William^  Miner',  James',  David\ 
Daz'uP,  James^J  b.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  30  June,  1859;  wi.  Syra- 
cuse, 16  Apl.,  1887,  Frances  Gertrude  Forster  (b.  Oneida  Valley, 
Madison   Co.,   N.   Y.,  9  Apl.    1869).  [Syraeitse,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

1040  I.  William*^  b.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  14  Mch.,  1888. 

1041  II.  Marguerite*  b.  Middletown,  N.  Y.,  6  Oct.,  1895. 

James  Clark  Parshall,  the  author  of  this  work,  was  educated 
in  several  of  the  public  and  private  .schools  of  Syracuse,  grad- 
uating from  the  Syracuse  Classical  School  and  Syracuse  High 
School.  Entered  into  business  with  his  father,  but  becoming 
dissatisfied  with  a  mercantile  life,  withdrew  after  three  years  and 
commenced  the  study  of  law.  Admitted  to  the  bar  at  Roch- 
ester. N.  Y.,  6  Oct.,  1882,  he  practiced  successfully  at  Syracuse 
until  1885,  ^vhen  owing  to  ill  health  he  retired  from  active  prac- 
tice. Was  a  resident  of  Middletown,  N.  Y..  from  189 1  to  1897, 
where  he  engaged  in  newspaper  work.  Returned  to  Syracuse, 
1897,  where  he  has  since  resided.  Is  much  interested  in  genealog- 
ical studies  and  is  the  author  of  several  works  on  the  subject.  Is  a 
member  of  the  Society  of  the  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution. 
( See  fro  n  tisp  iece. ) 


FAMILY  ecu  A 


WILLIAM  BARKER'    [609],   (William'^,  Miner^,  James*. 
David^,  David^,  James^)  b.  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  12  Sept.,  1862;  m. 

•  Fam.   Recs.   and  pers.   know.,  COT:   Bruce's   Illst.   of  Srracuso,   N.   Y. 
t  Bible  Kec.  222,  and  perB.  slate,  009. 


260  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  20  Dec,  1888,  Kate  Louise,  daii.  Daniel  Lee, 
and  Sarah  Williams  (Terry)  Fry  {b.  Syracuse  N.  Y.,  25  Sept., 
1865).  [Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Children : 

1042       I.  Esther®  b.  Winona,  Minn.,  29  Dec,  1893. 

William  B.  Parshall  was  educated  in  the  public  schools  of 
Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Entered  business  with  his  father  where  he 
remained  several  years.  Removed  1884  to  Winona,  Minn.,  where 
he  engaged  in  the  hardware  business  for  a  number  of  years. 
Is  now  (1903)  Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  the  Franklin  Foun- 
tain Pen  Co.,  of  Philadelphia,  Pa.     (Sec  portrait). 


FAMILY    ecu  I.* 


LATONUS  J.''  [614],  (Pcter^,  Gcorgif,  Jamcs\  Dazdd^, 
David",  James^)  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  17  Nov., 
i860;  m.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  4  Jany.,  1882,  Ida  H.,  datt.  Silas 
and  Hattie  (Moore)  Derrick  {b.  New  York,  17  Oct.,  1861). 

[Middleiield,  N.  Y. 

Children : 

1043  I.  Helen  Ordelia®  ;;;.  Frederick  E.  Hopkins. 

1044  11.  Harry  Latonus.* 

1045  III.  Florence  Irene.* 

1046  IV.  Guy  Clinton*  b.  26  Oct..  1891 ;  d.  23  Feby.,  1893. 

•  Pers.  statement. 


yt^M:^^  H.  PcuU^JUL^ 


L 


THE     SEVENTH      GENERATION  26X 


FAMILY  CCIV* 

CHARLES  HENRY'  [6i8],  (George  Washington''  George' 
James*  David^  David"  James')  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y., 
12  Jany.,  1866;  m.  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  3  Jany.,  1894,  Jennie,  dau. 
Holmes  and  Lucy  R.  (Rightmire)  Hollister  (b.  Ithaca,  N.  Y., 
28  May,  1S67).  [Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 

Children : 
1047       I.  Holmes  Hollister.*  b.  13  Oct.,  1894. 

A  graduate  of  Cooperstown  High  School  and  of  Cornell 
"University.  Subsequently  took  a  two  years'  course  in  the  Law 
School  of  Cornell  University,  and  was  admitted  to  the  bar  in 
1 89 1.  Was  elected  School  Commissioner  of  the  First  Commis- 
sioner District  of  Otsego  County  in  1893.  ^^  now  one  of  the 
Editors  of  the  Otsego  Farmer,  published  at  Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 
{See  Portrait). 


FAMILY  CCF* 


LYNN  GEORGE^  [619],  (George  Washingtonf-  George-'' 
James'  David:'  David"  James')  b.  Middlefield,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.. 
14  July,  1870;  in.  Middlefield,  N.  Y.,  13  Dec,  1892.  Nellie,  dau. 
Silas  L.  and  Hattie  (Moore)  Derrick  (b.  Erie,  Pa.,  23  Aug., 
1872).  [Cooperstoum,  N'.  Y. 

Children: 
1048        I.   Edna  Elizabeth.'" 

*  Pers.  statement. 


262  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

A  graduate  of  Cooperstown  High  School,  he  subsequently 
took  a  special  course  in  surveying  and  is  now  following  the  pro- 
fession of  Civil  Engineer  and  Surveyor. 


FAMILY  CCVI* 


ADELBERT'  [627],  {AdrieJ^  Gilberfi  James*  David""  David'' 
James^)  b.  Springfield  Center,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  Apl.,  1857; 
m.  West  Burlington,  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  31  Oct.,  1883,  Olive, 
dan.  Caleb  and  Thirza  (Knapp)  Clark  {b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.. 
25  June,  1854).  [West  Burlington,  N.  Y. 

Children:     (All  b.  Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.) 

1049  I-  Thirza-  b.  13  Oct.,  1885. 

1050  II.  Dora  Louise*  b.  16  May,  1887. 

1051  III.  Lena  Belle*  b.  11  July,  1888;  d.  18  Apl.,  1896. 

1052  IV.  Alphonzo  Clark*  b.  25  Aug.,  1889. 

1053  V.  Dutcher*  b.  24  Apl.,  1891. 


FAMILY  CCVI  I* 


JOHN  FRANK^  [656],  (John"  David  Jefferson^  John* 
David^  David-  James^)  b.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.,  11  May,  1865; 
m.  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.,  2j  Oct.,  1895,  Elizabeth,  dan.  John 
Hagan.  [Robinson,  Wahvorth  Co.,  Wis. 

Children:     (All  b.  Lynn,  Walworth  Co.,  Wis.) 

1054  I.  Nina  Hazel*  b.  8  Jany.,  1898. 

1055  II.  Merton  Ehvood*  b.  5  Aug.,   1900. 

*  Pers.  statement. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  263 


FAMILY  CCVIII* 

JAMES  JUDSON^  [667],  (John!'  James'  Jonathan'  Jona- 
than^ David^  JoDies^)  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  23  Feby.,  1820;  vi. 
(i)  Detroit,  Mich.,  i  Jany.,  1845,  Esther,  dau.  John  and  Betsy 
(Smith)  McFarHn  (b.  Rush,  Monroe  Co.,  N.  Y.,  i  Sept.,  1822; 
d.  Royal  Oak,  Mich.,  26  Oct.,  1856).     (See  portrait.) 

[Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

Children:     (All  b.  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.) 

1056  I.  Julian  Grenville*  b.  18  Aug.,  1847." 

[Lafayette,  Ind. 

1057  II.  Adrain  Jefferson*  b.  24  May,  1849.* 

[Cheyenne,  Wyo. 

1058  III.  Florence  Alta**   b.   22   Aug.,    1852;   m.   Ann   Arbor, 

Mich.,  23  Oct.,  1879,  Charles  Roswell,  .?.  John  and 
Sevilla  (Roswell)  Henrj-  (b.  Macon,  Mich.,  29  Dec, 
1856).    Issue:  [Alpena,  Mich. 

i.  Guy  DeVere"   (Henry), 
ii.  Carl  R.*   (Henry). 

a.     .Tulian  Grenville  Parshall  6.  18  Auo;.,  1847,  m.  La  Faj-ette,  Ind., 

1878,  Ella,  dau.  Samuel  aud  Ella  (Bixler)  Iddings,  ch.,  1253.  t.  Samuel 
Jamesn.* 

h.  Adrian  Jctrorson  Parshall,  m.  Clipyonne,  Wyo.,  21  Dec, 
1870,  Annie  Florence,  dau.  Dr.  George  Henrj'  and  Ann  Pettibone  (Simons) 
Kilbournc  {b.  Lowiston,  Mich.,  2.3  June,  18,').5)  Ch.,  12.54.  i.  Amalian  b.  Dead- 
wood,  S.  Dak.,  2  Nov.,  1880;  12.55.  ii.  Florences  h.  Cheyenne.  Wyo.,  ;i  May, 
18fit);  d.  Cheyenne,  12  Aug.,  188G.  Graduated  at  Michigan  I'niversity  in  1871 
with  degree  of  C.  F.  ilovcd  to  Wyoming  in  1872;  was  draughtsman  in  the 
ollice  of  the  Surveyor  General  in  1872-4  and  chief  clerk  in  lS7r>.  Moved  to 
Deadwond.  Dak.,  in  1S7I1  and  returned  to  ("heyenne,  Wyo.,  in  188.'!.  Was  clerk 
of  State  Hoard  of  Land  Commissioners  I8!K5  to  18118  since  which  time  he  has 
been  Asst.  State  Engineer  and  Resident  Hydographer  of  the  U.  S.  Geological 
Survey  for  Wyoming.  Is  an  active  member  in  masonic  Circles.  A  meml)er  of 
Wyoming  Consistorj'  Xo.  1.  A.  A.  S.  R.-32°.  Was  Grand  Commander  of  Knights 
Templar  of  Wyoming  in  1890-7.*    {Sec  portrait.) 


'  Pers.  statement. 


264  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

m.  (2)  19  Mch.,  1857,  Christiana  Elizabeth,  dau.  John  and 
Mary  (Goheen)  Culbertson  {h.  Groveland,  N.  Y.,  10  Sept., 
1828;  d.  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  i  Mch.,  1869). 

Children : 

1059  IV.  Charles  Theodore*  h.  3  Mch.,  1859." 

[Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
III.    (3)    16  Nov.,    1870,   Sarah   Ann,   dau.   John   and   Ellen 
(Molyneaux)   Twamley   {b.  Lydon,  Mich.,  25  Sept.,   1836;  d. 
Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  14  Dec,  1897). 

Children: 

1060  V.  Lena  May*  b.  3  Mch.,  1874. 

{Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


FAMILY  CCIX.i 


t 

JOHN  MELVIN"  [666],  (John''  lames''  Jonathan*  Jonathan^ 
David-  Janics^)  b.  Newbury,  O.,  28  Mch.,  1828:  d.  Jackson, 
Mich.,  2  Jany.,  1900;  in.  Detroit,  Mich.,  2  Oct.,  1857,  Cynthia, 
dait.  Joseph  and  Sara  (Macomber)  Cole  {b.  Saratoga,  N.  Y.,  i 
June,  1831).  [Jackson,  Mich. 

Children: 

1061  I.  Gage  LeGrand*  b.  30  July,  1858.'' 

1062  II.  A  dan.  d.  inf. 

a.  Charles  Theodore  Parshall  b.  3  Mch.,  1859,  m.  Fairfield,  la.,  1  Jany., 
1883,  Anna  Maria,  (fa«.  Nathan  and  Maria  (Porter)  White  {b.  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.,  9  Jany.,  18G0)    Ch.,  1256.  i.  Roy  Nathans ;   1257.  ti.  Oliva  Louises* 

b.  Gaga  Le(4rand  Parshall,  m.  East  Saginaw,  Mich.,  30  Oct.,  1884,  Louisa, 
dau.  John  Campbell  and  Martha  (Maytield)  Valentine,  Ch.,  1258.  i.  John 
Melvin9  6.  Bay  City,  Mich.,  14  Aug.,  1885;  1259.  ii.  Bessie  Louise9 ;  12C0.  Hi. 
Luella  Mays  :  'l261.'  iv.  Gage  LeGrands.* 

*  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.   and  pers.  know.,  1061. 


CKyu^^A   UcLu}  Ji^U^ 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  26S 


FAMILY  CCX* 

CHARLES  HENRY'  [670],  {John''  James"  Jonathan*  Jona- 
than^ David-  Jamcs^)  b.  Newbury,  O.,  11  Aug..  1830:  m.  Detroit, 
Mich.,  2  Dec,  1851,  Ellen  Louise,  dan.  James  Houston  and 
Ellen  (Ryan)  D'Arcy  (b.  Isle  LaMotte,  Lake  Cliamplain,  28 
Jany.,  1832;  d.  Detroit,  Mich.,  25  Mch.,  1884). 

[iXezc  York,  N.  Y. 
Children: 

1063  I.  Frank   D'Arcy*  b.  21  Feby.,  1853."         [Chicago,  III. 

1064  II.  Minnie  Estelle*  b.  Wyandotte,  Mich.,  11  June,  1857; 

VI.  Detroit,  Mich.,  17  Nov.,  1880,  Charles  Francis, 
s.  Joseph  and  Mary  Catherine  (Ling)  Swan  (b.  De- 
troit. 28  Nov.,  1850).    Issue:    (All  b.  Detroit.  Mich.) 

[Detroit,  Mieh. 

i.   Ellen  Louise'  (Swan)  b.  19  Aug.,  1881 :  d.  inf. 

ii.   Harry  Bennett"  (Swan)  b.  9  Mch.,  1885. 

iii.  Louis   ParshalP    (Swan)    b.  8   Dec,   1887:  d. 

19  May,  1888. 
iv.   F.llwood  Paul'-'  (Swan)  b.  14  May,  1893. 

1065  III.  Charles  Henry*  b.  15  Oct.,  1861.'       [St.  Louis,  Mo. 

1066  IV.  John  Harry*  b.  13  Feby.,   1866."         [Detroit,  Mich. 

n.  Frank  D'Arcy  I'.iisli.ill.  m.  Cliica<;o,  111..  7  Nov..  187n.  .\nnie  Louise,  dau. 
Frederick  and  Anna    (I'owell)   Smith   (h.  .Milwaukee.  Wis.,  S  Dee.,  lS.i7).t 

6.  Charles  Henry  rarshall,  .Jr.,  m.  Detroit,  .Mich.,  IS  .lany..  1S82,  Cjiithia 
Catherine,  dau.  .James  and  Nancy  (Burdette)  Grooms  (6.  Shannonville,  Ont., 
Canada.  20  .May.  18.i7).t 

c.  .John  Harrj-  I'arshall.  m.  Pontiae.  Mich..  4  Oct..  18SS.  Flora,  dnu. 
Emantiel  and  .Jane  (German)  Newman  (b.  Pontiae,  Mich..  27  Oct.,  186.5)  Ch., 
12G2.  I.  Helen  Louisen  h.  Detroit.  11  .Mav.  1800:  12(i.'?.  ii.  Newman  .\niesl>  h. 
Detroit.  22  Oct..  1801;  d.  Trentcm.  .Midi..  8  May,  1802;  12(i4.  iii.  Dorothy 
JeanetteS  b.  Trenton.  Mich.,  28  Julv,  1804;  1205.  iv.  Loiii.s  HenrvO  b.  22  .\U({'., 
1893.t 

•  Fnm.   Reos.  and  pers.   know.,  670,  1064  and  1068. 
t  Pers,  statement. 


265  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

1067  V.  William  Smiths  b.  8  Jany.,  1868." 

1068  VI.  Louis  Ayers^  b.  21  Jany.,  1870."  [Detroit,  Mich. 

Charles  Henry  Parshall  is  the  inventor  and  patentee  of  many 
ingenious  contrivances,  among  the  more  important  of  which  may 
be  mentioned  an  atmospheric  Ice  machine,  which  produces  a 
temperature  of  256°  below  zero,  Fahrenheit,  by  the  compression 
and  expansion  of  air.  This  invention  was  the  result  of  more  than 
six  years'  continuous  labor.  It  is  now  in  use  on  all  U.  S.  Battle- 
ships and  Cruisers  for  cooling  the  powder  magazines  and  for 
other  purposes.  Mr.  Parshall  is  also  the  inventor  of  the  Sight 
Feed  Lubricator,  a  contrivance  in  use  in  every  civilized  country 
on  the  globe  and  from  which  he  has  realized  a  large  fortune. 
{Sec  portrait.) 


FAMILY  CCXI* 


JOSEPH  PRESTON"  [675],  {Joseph''  James^  Jonathan^ 
Jonathan^  David-  James^)  b.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  6  Aug.,  1820;  d. 
Canton,  Wayne  Co.,  Mich.,  21  Aug.,  1890;  m.  Canton,  Mich., 
18  Nov.,  1847,  Margaret,  dan.  William  and  Fanny  (Britten) 
Hannan  {b.  Florida,  Mont.  Co.,  N.  Y.,  10  Feby..  1824). 

[Canton,  Mich. 

a.  William  Smith  Parshall,  d.  Detroit,  3  Jany.,  1899;  m.  Detroit,  3  Oct., 
1889,  Emma.  dati.  John  Ward  (6.  London,  Eng.,  25  June,  1808;  d.  Detroit,  2 
Oct.,  1893)  ch.,  1266.  i.  \Vard9  h.  2  Oct.,  1893;  d.  3  Oct.,  ISOS.J 

fc.  Louis  Avers  Parshall,  m.  Monroe,  Mich.,  13  Sept.,  1892,  Lizette  Annie, 
dau.  Frank  Brighton  and  Josephine  Chaubert  (MacBride)  Clarke  (ft.  Monroe, 
Mich.,  3  Feby.,  1873;  d.,  Detroit,  27  July,  1899)  Ch.,  1267.  i.  Van  Millers  6.  23 
Apl.,   1894.t 

*  Fa.m.  Recs.  pers.  know.  1071. 

+  Pers.   statement. 

%  Fam.   Recs.    and  pers.   know.  1068. 


^  A^/£...^/..i^ 


THE    SEVENTH    GENERATION  267 

Children:    (All  b.  Canton,  Wayne  Co.,  Mich.) 

1069  I.   Dewitt  Henry*  b.  4  June,  1849." 

1070  II.  Clarissa  Cornelia**  b.  23  Nov.,  1850. 

1071  III.  Esther  Arloe"*  b.  9  Feby.,  1852:  m.  Canton,  Mich., 

28  Oct.,  1873,  John  Cyrus,  j.  Nelson  L.  and  Ruth 
(Pease)  Goodrich  (b.  Blissfield,  Mich.,  19  Oct., 
1848).    Issue:  [Detroit,  Mich. 

i.  Flora  E."   (Goodrich)   b.  5  Sept.,  1874. 
ii.  John  N.^     Goodrich)  b.  30  Aug.,  1876. 
iii.  Alvin  P."  (Goodrich)  b.  3  Mch.,  1879. 
iv.  Ira  J."  (Goodrich)  b.  30  June,  1881. 

1072  IV.  Fanny  Lurene^f  b.  28  Feby.,  1854:  iit.  Canton,  Mich., 

4  Dec,  1896,  Martin,  .y.  Oscar  and  Cornelia  (Miller) 
Leonard  (b.  Elba,  Genesee  Co.,  N.  Y.,  9  May,  1855). 
No  issue.  [Plymouth,  Mich. 

1073  V.  Diantha  M.^f  b.  3  Nov.,  1856:  ;;;.  Canton.  Mich.,  20 

Dec,  1881,  Charles  Henr}',  s.  Henry  and  Mary  Ann 
(McKinny)  Jones  {b.  Detroit,  Mich.,  11  Nov.,  1857). 
Issue:  [IVayne,  JVayne  Co.,  Mich. 

i.  Charles  LeRoy"   (Jones), 
ii.  Violet  Leetta"  (Jones). 

1074  VI.  James  Norman*  b.  i  Mch.,  i860:  d.  6  Aug.,  i860. 

1075  VII.  Joseph  Preston*  b.  10  Oct..  1862.' 

a.  Dewitt  Henry  Parsliall.  6.  4  .hine,  1849,  m.  Waj-ne,  Mich.,  l!)  Oct..  ISSl, 
Uelle,  dnu.  Kdwani  II.  and  Cali.sta  (Walker)  ."^eclev  (6.  Xovi,  Oakland  Co., 
Mich..  .3  .Sept..  18.-)n)  Ch.,  1268.  i.  Dewej-o  6.  29  Jany."  1887;  1269.  ii.  Floroneeft 
b.  1.3  .I.'iny..  18n."!.t 

6.  .loseph  Preston  Parshall,  6.  10  Oct.,  1862:  m.  .^nn  Artior,  Mich..  1  Feby., 
1888.  -Marv  Louise,  dnu.  Samuel  G.  and  Elozin  (Clough)  Uonham  (5.  Ithaca, 
M.  Y.,  8  Nov.,  1860).  .Yo  i«suc.t 

•  Pers.  statement;  Goodricb  Fam.  H7. 
t  Pers.  statement. 


■268  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CCXII* 

JAMES'  [678],  {Joseph^  James^  Jonathan*  Jonathan^  Davi(P 
Jaines^)  h.  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  9  May,  1830;  m.  Redford,  Mich.,  24 
Dec,  1857,  Caroline,  dan.  Thomas  and  Hepzibah  (Shattuck) 
Finney  {b.  Redford,  Mich.,  7  Feby.,  1836).     {Sec  portrait.) 

[Pontiac,  Mich. 

Children: 

1076  I.   Sarah  Warner^  b.  2  Jany.,  i860;  d.  2  May,  1863. 

1077  II.  James  Joseph*  b.  19  Jany.,  1863;  d.  25  July,  1864. 

1078  III.  Homer  Ellsworth*  b.  4  Dec,  1864."      {Detroit,  Mich. 


FAMILY  CCXIII. 


WILLIAM  HENRY^  [683],  (DeWitt^  Nathan^  Jonathan* 
Jonathan^  Davids  James^)  b.  Lyons,  Wayne  Co.,  N.  Y.,  14  Feby., 
1839;  d.  Lyons,  17  Mch.,  1871 ;  m.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  —  Sept.,  1859, 
Lisette,  dan.  Hiram  Gilbert  and  Mary  Williams  (Ashley)  Hotch- 
Iciss  (b.  Lyons,  7  Feby.,  1840).  [Lyons,  N.  Y. 

Children: 

1079        I.  Lisette*  b.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  3  Feby.,  1862. 

[Lyons,  N.  Y. 

a.  Homer  Ellsworth  Parshall  6.  Detroit,  Mich.,  4  Dec,  1864;  in.  Stutgart, 
Germany,  7  Nov.,  1894,  Caroline  Pauline,  dan.  Johann  and  Caroline  Pauline 
(Lustnauer)  Eitel  [b.  Friedrichshafen  am  Bodensee,  Wurternberfr,  Germany, 
23  May,  1860)  Ch.,  1270.  i.  .James  Eitel9  6.  Berlin,  3  Mch.,  1896;  1271.  'ii 
Homer  HansS  6.  Berlin,  30  May,  1897;  1272.  Hi.  Dorothy!)  6.  Berlin,  23  Apl., 
1901.' 


*  Pers.  statement. 

t  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  know.,  1079. 


THE     SEVENTH     GENERATION  269 

1080  II.  DeWitt*  b.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  2  Aug.,  1864." 

1081  III.  Annie  Hotchkiss''  b.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  17  Sept.,  1866; 

m.  Lyons,  N.  Y.,  20  Oct.,  1898,  Christopher  H.  R. 
Woodward.  [Morrijtozi-n,   N.   J. 


FAMILY  CCXIV* 

ROSSMAN  JORDAN'  [6S7],  (Hendce"  Nathaiv'  Jonathan* 
Jonathan^  David'-  Jautcs^)  b.  Palmyra,  Wayne  Co.,  N.  Y.,  18 
Nov.,  1844:  jn.  (i)  Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  Kate  Evaline  Thurher. 

[Lyons,  N.  Y. 
Children: 

1082  I.  Rossman  Thurber^  b.  4  July,  1876.  [Chicago,  III. 
m.  (2)   10  Sept.,  1895,  Emma  Lee  Blakely. 

Children: 

1083  II.  Lamont  Blakely **  b.  3  Dec,  1897. 


FAMILY  CCXV: 


WILLL\]\I  ANDREWS^  [703],  {Caleb"  David''  David* 
Jonathan^  DavicP  Jamcs^ )  b.  Walden.  Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  9 
Dec.,  1865;  m.  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  i  June,  1893,  Christine,  dau. 
Lewis  E.  and  Florence  (Corwin)  Senger  {b.  Port  Jervis.  N.  Y., 
3  May,  1868).  [Port  Jcn-is,  N.  Y. 

a.  Dewitt  Parsliall,  m.  Now  York  City.  2  Xov.,  ISfl.'J.  C.irrio.  rfau.  .Tohn 
Newton  and  Jennie  K.  (Storel)  Ewell,  ch.,  1173.  i.  Douglns  Ewell*  b.  10  Nov., 
18il9. 

•  Fam.  Rers.  and  pers.  know.,  690  and  10T9. 

t  Pers.    Btatement:    Mailman's   Hist,   of  Shelter  Island. 


270  THE     PARSHaLL     FAMILY 

Children: 

1084        I.  Walter  Corwin^  b.  Port  Jervis,  N.  Y.,  19  July,  1895. 

William  Andrews  Parshall  graduated  from  the  Port  Jervis 
(N.  Y.)  Academy  in  1883,  ^^'^  from  the  Academic  Dept.,  of 
Yale  University,  in  1889.  He  then  entered  the  Albany  Law- 
School,  from  which  he  was  graduated  in  1889.  In  1890,  he  was 
admitted  to  the  bar  and  has  since  practiced  his  profession  in  Port 
Jervis.  On  Oct.  ist,  1890,  he  formed  a  co-partnership  with 
Hon.  O.  P.  Howell  and  R.  E.  Schofield,  Esq.,  under  the  style 
of  Howell,  Parshall  &  Schofield,  from  which  he  withdrew  in 
Sept.,  1893,  to  become  local  attorney  for  the  Erie  Railroad  Co. 
He  has  served  one  term  as  Town  Clerk  of  Deerpark,  and  seven 
terms  as  corporation  counsel  for  the  Village  of  Port  Jervis.  He 
is  now  attorney  for  the  New  York,  Lake  Erie  &  W^estern  R.  R., 
the  Port  Jervis,  Monticello  and  New  York  R.  R.,  and  several 
local  corporations,  including  the  National  Bank  of  Port  Jervis, 
of  which  he  is  also  a  director.  He  has  been  Master  of  Port 
Jervis  Lodge,  No.  328,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  High  Priest  of  Neversink 
Lodge,  No.  186,  R.  A.  M.;  Commander  of  Delaware  Com- 
mandery.  No.  44,  Knights  Templar,  and  is  now  District  Deputy 
Grand  Master  of  the  Thirteenth  Masonic  Dictrict  of  the  State 
of  New  York.     (See  portrait.) 


^^^x'^"i::r=r-^75*-^'^2 


Unconnected   Families. 

FAMILY  CCXVI* 

JOHN  HICKEYi  [1282]  b.  Pa.,  18  Apl.,  iS97;(/.  Lockbourne, 
O.,  13  May,  1852;  m.  (1)1  Aug.,  1822,  Sarah  Gilbert  {b.  22 
May,  1803;  d.  Lockbourne,  O.,  9  Apl.,  1837.* 

Children  : 

1283  I.  Catherine  Maria^f  b.  N.  Y.,  i  Mch.,  1823;  d.  i 
Apl.,  1880;  ni.  Groveport,  Franklin  Co.,  O.,  John 
Hamler  (</.  Newhurn,  N.  C,  —  Apl.,  1865).    Issue: 

i.  Jonathan  Norman'  (Hamler)  b.  Union  Co.,  O., 
15  Apl.,  1851."  [IVelliugton,  0. 

ii.  EmanueP  (Hamler). 

iii.  Jacob'  (Hamler). 

iv.  Isaac'   (Hamler). 

V.  William  Hcnr\^  (Hamler'). 

vi.  Sarah  Mariah'  (Hamler). 

vii.  Elsie  Ann'  (Hamler). 

viii.  Eliza  Lucretia'  (Hamler). 

o.  Jonathan  Norman  Hamler,  m.  West  Salem,  A.sliland  Co.,  O.,  12  Feliy., 
1883,  Mary  Klizabeth,  dau.  Abraliam  and  Caroline  Creafh  (.\rbnj»nBt)  Oh<T  |  6. 
Plain  Tp..  Wavne  Co.,  O.,  14  Nov..  1S.54;  </.  Wellington,  l.or.iine  Co.,  O..  16 
Sept.,  189.3).  Issue:  i.  Carrie  Caroline!  b.  14  Sept..  I8S3.  ii.  May  Creath*  6. 
9  Beby.,  1886.  iii.  Roy  Abraham!  6.  9  Feby.,  1886t 

•  Fam.   Rec.   and  pera.   know.,   12,S4. 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.   know.,  Joaathan  N.  Hamlor. 


272  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 

1284  II-  Jonathan  Knapp-  b.  13  Mch.,  1825.     Fam.  CCXVII. 

1285  III.  Lydia  Elmira-*  b.  18  June,  1827;  m.  South  Bloom- 

field,  O.,   17  Nov.,  1847,  George  Birley  {b.  8  May, 
1823;  (/.  Ind.,  21  Jany.,  1873).     Issue: 

[Tcrre  Haute,  Ind. 

i.  Henry  Theodore''  (Birley)  b.  20  Nov.,  1857. 

ii.  Gustavus  Adolphus^  (Birley). 

iii.  Charles  Edward^  (Birley)  b.  17  Feby.,  1858. 

iv.  Emma  Amelia^   (Birley)   b.  22  Jany.,  1859. 

V.  Hannah  Elsie^   (Birley)   b.   12  July,  1861. 

vi.  George-"*    (Birley)    b.   19  ApL,    1863;  d.   Nov., 

1863. 

vii.  Jessie^  (Birley)  b.  3  May,  1867. 

1286  IV.   Hannah  Lovina"*  b.  20  Jany.,  1829;  m.  (i)  Bloom- 

field,  O.,  8  Nov.,  1859,  Jacob  McCIain  {d.  18  Sept., 
1877).    No  issue. 

m.  (2)  14  ApL,  1879,  Horace  Jacobs  {d.  Lewis,  Cass 
Co.,  la.,  28  June,  1S8S).    No  issue. 

[Leicis,  Cass  Co.,  la. 

1287  V.  Elsie  Ann-*  b.  Pa.,  8  Mch.,  1833;  ;;;.  Pickaway  Co., 

O.,  II  Jany.,   i860,  Silas,  s.  John  and  I^.Iary  (Klor) 
Brinker.     Issue:  [Obed,  Shelby  Co.,  III. 

i.  Alfred  Eugene^   (Brinker)   b.   19  Feby.,   1862. 
ii.  Arthur  Jacob*  (Brinker)  b.  21  Feby.,  1866. 
iii.  David   Lewis*    (Brinker)    d.    Aetna,    Neb.,    16 
Oct.,  1894." 

a.  David  Lewis  Brinker,  m.  30  Mch.,  1894,  Cynthia  Hill  {b.  5  Nov.,  18G3). 
Issue:  i.  Clara  Maude4  b.  12  Sept.,  1887.  ii.  Elsie  Ann-t  b.  17  Julv,  18'J0.  iii:. 
Charlotte  Irenes  b.  30  May,  1892,  iv.  Mary  Ellen*  6.  27  Aug.,  1894.t 

•   Pers.   statement, 
t  Pers.  know.,  1287. 


UNCONNECTED    FAMILIES  273 

m.  (2)  4  Sept.,  1S40,  Elizabeth  Ilamter  (b.  22  May,  1793;  d. 
6  May,  1847).    ^'o  issue. 

m.  (3)  Annie  Quince.    No  issue. 

Mr.  Jonathan  K.  Parsliall,  the  sole  living  male  representative 
of  this  family,  writing-  of  his  father,  says:  "My  earliest  rec- 
ollection is  that  my  father  moved  from  the  State  of  New  York 
to  Western  Pennsylvania,  and  from  there  to  Lockbourne.  O., 
where  my  mother  died.  We  children  were  placed  in  different 
families.  In  time  my  father  married  again,  but  the  family  was 
never  re-united.  *  *  *  i  remember  two  of  my  father's 
brothers,  William,  who  moved  with  us,  with  his  family,  from 
Pennsylvania  to  Lockbourne,  which  place  he  left  soon  after.  Then 
there  was  Uncle  Reuben,  whom  I  only  knew  by  name,  and  a 
sister,  Hannah,  who  m.  Dennis  Larkin,  lived  in  Pennslyvania, 
and  brought  up  a  large  .family  of  children,  who,  in  time,  came  to 
Indiana  and  Illinois."  I  have  never  been  able  to  gain  the 
slightest  clue  to  the  paternity  of  John  Hickey  Parshall,  nor  have 
I  found  in  any  family  a  "John"  unaccounted  for,  who  could  by 
any  possibility  be  the  one  in  question. 


FAMILY  CCXVIL* 

JONATHAN  KNAPP-  [1284],  {John  Hickey')  b.  13  Mch.. 
1825;  m.  Columbus,  O.,  28  Feby.,  i860,  Mary  A.  McDonald, 
of  Delaware  Co.,  O. 

Children: 
1288        I.  Emma^  b.   11   Sept.,   1862. 

*  Pers.  BtatemcDt. 


274  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CCXVIII* 

DAVID-  [1289],  {Elias^)  b.  Muttontown,  Pa.,  11  Mch., 
1805;  d.  Zanesville,  O.,  6  Dec,  1893;  in.  Zanesville,  22  Feby., 

1826,  Elizabeth,  dan.  and  Diana   (Ford)    Allen    (b. 

n.  Manchester,  Eng.,   28  Feby.,   1809;  d.  Zanesville,   30  July, 
1890). 

Children: 

1290  I.  David''  killed  in  a  railroad  accident  in  1852. 

1291  II.  John  Allen^  b.  i  Jany.,  1829.    Fam.  CCXIX. 

1292  III.  William^  d.  inf. 

1293  IV.  Elizabeth^  </.;  in.  Martin. 

1294  V.  Reuben  Jones^  d.;  m. . 

1295  VI.  Mary.^ 

1296  VII.  Caroline^  b.  Zanesville,  O.,  6  Apl.,   1843;  '"•  Zanes- 

ville, II  May,  1864,  Robert,  s.  Daniel  and  Anna 
(Woodward)  Price  (b.  Zanesville,  22  July,  1833). 
No  issue.  [Zancsz'ille,  O. 

1297  VIII.  KYias^  d.;  in.    Issue:    one  dau. 

1298  IX.  Robert  Soffard.^  [Zanesville,  0. 

1299  X.  Edith^  d.  inf. 

1300  XI.  Goodsel  Buckingham.^  [Chicago,  III. 

In  reference  to  this  family,  Mr.  Robert  Price,  of  Zanesville, 
O.,  President  of  the  Muskingum  County  Pioneer  and  Historical 
Society,  himself  a  genealogist  and  antiquarian  of  no  mean  pre- 
tentions, wrote  me  as  follows:  "My  wife  (Caroline^  Parshall) 
says  her  father  (David^)  had  a  brother,  who,  she  thinks,  lived 
near  Uniontown,  Fayette  Co.,  Pa.  His  name  was  Elias,  and 
her  father  visited  'Uncle  Elias'  when  she  was  a  girl.     *     *     * 

•  Fam.  Recs.  and  pers.  tnow.,  1296. 


UNCONNECTED     FAMILIES  275 

John^  says  his  father  (David-)  had  a  brother  Jolin,  wlio  was  a 
physician  in  Cincinnati,  O.,  and  another  brother,  William,  a 
lawyer,  residence  unknown."  This  would  seem  to  connect  the 
family  with  the  descendants  of  Elias'"'  of  Fayette  Co.,  Pa^, 
but  I  have  very  complete  records  of  that  family  and  none  is 
unaccounted  for ;  moreover,  all  the  members  of  that  line  to  whom 
I  have  written  on  the  subject  disclaim  all  knowledge  of  this 
Zanesville  familv. 


FAMILY  CCXIX* 

JOHN  ALLEN^  [1291].  (David^  Ellas')  b.  Zanesville,  O., 
I  Jany.,  1829;  tn.  (i)  Fultonham,  O.,  12  Aug.,  1852,  Sarah  Ris- 
ley  (b.  Fultonham,  7  Feby.,  1829;  (/.  Zanesville,  10  Apl.,  1891"). 

[Zanesville,  O. 
Children : 

1301  I.  Charles  Gibson^  b.  i  June,  1855.     Fam.  CCXX. 

1302  II.  Edward  Stewart^  b.  12  Mch.,  1858.     Fam.  CCXXI. 

[Zanesville,  O. 

1303  III.  Alice  Belle.* 

1304  IV.  Carrie  Amelia*  vi.  Fleming. 

[Zanesville,  0. 

m.   (2)    Sarah  Catherine  {d.  Zanesville,  28  Aug., 

1901).    No  issue. 


FAMILY  CCXX.i 


CHARLES  GIBSON-'  [1301],  (John  Allen^  David^  Ellas') 
b.  Zanesville,  O.,  i  June,  1855;  d.  Zanesville,  20  Aug.,  1883:  m. 
Zanesville,  28  Nov.,  1887,  Ella,  dan.  Isaac  and  Emily  (Moore) 
Piersol  (b.  Zanesville,  O.,  29  Dec,  1853). 


•  Pera.   statement 

t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  wld.  1301. 


276  THEPARSHALLFAMILY 

Children:    (All  b.  Zanesville,  O.) 

1305  I.  Edna  Ma^-^  b.  6  Nov.,  1880;  d.  Zanesville,  20  Aug., 

1881. 

1306  II.  Harry  Gibson'  b.  24  Feby.,  1882.     [Nczv  York,  N.  Y. 


FAMILY  CCXXI* 

EDWARD  STEWART^  [1302]  (John  Allai^  David-  Elias') 
b.  Zanesville,  O.,  12  Mch.,  1858;  in.  Zanesville,  16  Oct.,  1879, 
Mary . 


Children: 

1307  I.  William   Allen.' 

1308  II.  Bessie  Belle.' 


FAMILY  CCXXII.i 

PETER  CROSS^  [1309]  (James"")  h.  Sacketts  Harbor, 
N.  Y.,  30  Dec.,  1812;  d.  Peon  Yan,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.,  17  Sept., 
1885  ;  m.  Julia  Loverna  Hill. 

a.  James  Parshall,  the  father  of  Peter,  was  twice  married,  and  had  six- 
teen chiUlren.  By  one  wife  he  had  Stephen,  Peter  Cross  and  Elizabeth ;  by  the 
other  William  and  Sarah.  The  names  of  the  others  are  not  known.  It  seems 
strange  that  so  large  a  family  could  leave  so  little  trace  of  its  existence.  I 
have  been  able  to  discover  only  Peter,  Cross  and  William,  though  relatives  of 
James  are  said  to  have  lived  in  Sharpsburg  and  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  a  number  of 
years  ago. 

*  Fam.   Rec.   and  pers.   know.,   1291. 
t  Fam.  Rec.  and  pers.  know.,  1310. 


UNCONNECTED    FAMILIES  277 

Childrcti: 

1 3 TO  I.  Helen  Elizabeth^*  b.  Byron,  Genesee  Co.,  N.  Y.,  i 
May,  1837:  III.  Penn  Yan,  11  June,  1855,  George,  s. 
Joshua  and  Phebe  (Briggs)  Wells  (b.  Penn  Yan, 
17  May.  1831).     Issue:     (All  b.  Penn  Yan,  N.  Y.) 

[Penn  Van,  N.  Y. 

i.  Hiram  Alonzo^  (Wells)  b.  2  May,  1856:  d.  24 
Aug.,  1856. 

ii.  William  Amlrus*  (Wells)  b.  29  Apl.,  1858.° 

[Penn  Yan,  N.  Y. 
iii.  George  Washington'*  (Wells)  b.  7  Apl,  i86i.* 

[Monterey,  N.  Y. 

iv.   Rosetta  Julian^    (Wells)    b.   8  June,    1864:   d. 
24  June,  1866. 

V.  Eugene  Fred*   (Wells)   b.  11  Apl.,   1867.^ 

[Rochester,  N.  Y. 

vi.  Mary  Isadora^  (Wells)  b.  19  Mch.,  1870." 


a.  William  .'Vntinis  Wolls,  m.  Yatosville,  N.  Y.,  6  Mch.,  1878.  Emma  J. 
dau.  Benjamin  ami  Jlartlia  (Smith)  Konnorson  (6.  Copaxe  Flat.x.  C'ntt.  Co., 
N.  Y.,  18  Oct..  18.58).  Issue:  i.  Fred  R..".  h.  7  Aup..  1870.  ii.  Fnink.'  6.  17  .Tunc, 
1884.  ji;.  Charles  J.-i  5.  2  May,  1887.  ir.  Marparet  L..'  h.  li  Apl..  ISSi).  r.  T>oslie.-« 
6.  9  Meh.,  18!)2.  ri.  Irena-'.  6.' 14  Mch..  1897.  lii.  Martha-',  b.  27   .May.   18'.)!>.t 

6.  Georjre  Washington  Wells,  m.  Penn  Yan,  X.  Y.,  1  .Jany.,  1884,  Mnrv  H. 
daM.  Stephen  anil (Coryell)   Wood  (h.  !)  Aiiu'-.  18t!3).t 

c.  Kugenc  Fred  Wells,  ;(i.  I'cnn  Yan,  18  Ang.,  1880,  Kate,  dau.  George  nnd 
Catherine  (  Thoma.s)  llollowav  (b.  Wales.  1  AujZ.,  1807).  [.<isur:  i".  (loorge  F^ii- 
gene-'i  b.  17  Sept..  1887.  11.  Arthur  Vincent.',  b.  II  .\pl.,  IStlO;  d.  2t)  Apl.,  1S»0. 
51!.  Catherine  -Mae.'.  6.  22  .\pl.,  I8n;t.  if.  Helen  I-etti..-'.  6.  20  Sept.,  1804:  d.  4 
Oct.,  1894.t 

d.  Mary  Isadora  Wells,  hi.  Tenn  Van.  1!>  .Mch..  1880.  Himm.  ».  Chnrlw 
and  .hilia  Ann  (.Miller)  Craves  (b.  Hoadesport,  ChemnnR  Co.,  N.  Y.,  24  .Jnny., 
1807).  Issue:  i.  Nellie  -Mav'-  (Graves)  b.  27  Fehy.,  1802.  ii.  Clnrenee  KugrncS 
(Graves)   6.  28  May,  18!)4."tii.  Idah  Luella.'.   (Graves)   b.  .1  Mch.,  lano.f 

•  Pers.    statement. 

t  Pers.  knowledge  1310. 


278  THE     PARSHALL    FAMILY 

vii.  Retta  Sarah*  (Wells)  b.  20  Sept.,  1872." 

[Potter,  Yates  Co.,  N.  Y. 
m.  (2)  Elizabeth  Frost. 

Children: 

131 1  II.  Irene  Matilda^'  m.  Davis. 

1312  III.  Francis  Albert.^  [Pcnn  Yan,  N .  Y. 

1 3 13  IV.  Georgetta  Minerva''  h.  Lockport,  N.  Y.,  4  May,  1857; 

m.  5  Sept.,   1886,  George  E.  Calkins,   {h.  Starkey, 
Yates  Co.,  N.  Y.)  [Pcnn  Yan,  N.  Y. 

13 14  V.  John  Stephen.^ 


FAMILY  CCXXIII* 

WILLIAM^    [1315],    (James')    b.  ;  d.  ; 

m.  Margaret,  dan.  of  and  Ruth  (Applegate)   Scobey 

(b.  about  1805;  d.  Edinboro,  Pa.,  14  Feby.,  1898.) 

Children: 

1316  I.  Laomi.^ 

1317  •    II.  Harriet.^ 

1318  III.  Mary.^ 

1319  IV.  William  Henry^  b.  30  Jany.,  1837.     Fam.  CCXXIV. 

William  Parshall  lived  at  times  in  New  York  State  and 
Pennsylvania,  and  in  Dayton,  Toledo  and  Newark,  O.  He  finally 
joined   the  Mormons   and   is   believed   to   have  been   killed   a1 

a  Retta  Sarah  Wells,  m.  Penn  Yan.  24  July,  1892.  Charles  G.,  s.  Oliver  and 
Rachel  ( Fredenburgh )  McCann  {h.  Y'atesville,  N.  Y.,  17  Oct.,  1871).  Issue: 
i.  Sarah  Elizabeths  (McCann)  b.  23  May,  1897;  it.  Lestie  Edwards  (McCann) 
6.  13  June,  1901.t 

•    Fam.    Rec.    and   pers.    know.,    1319. 
t  Pers.  knowledge  1310. 


UNCONNECTED     FAMILIES  279 

Nauvoo,  111.,  during  the  troubles  there.  His  dattj.  Naomi  and 
Harriet  are  said  to  have  been  adopted  by  a  physician  at  Newark, 
O.,  and  all  trace  of  them  has  been  lost. 


FAMILY  CCXXIV* 

WILLIAM  HENRY^  [13 19],  {WiUianv'  James')  b.  Dayton, 
O.,  30  Jany.,  1837;  m.  (i)  Edinboro,  Pa.,  5  Jany.,  1859,  Martha 
Sheffield,  dau.  John  and  Rebecca  (Holloway)  Card  {b.  Provi- 
dence, R.  I.,  6  Mch.,  1836;  d.  Fond  du  Lac,  Wis.,  25  Nov.,  1876). 

[Edinboro,  Erie  Co.,  Pa. 

Children:     (All  b.  Edinboro,  Pa.) 

1320  I.  Margaret  Rebecca*  b.  13  Oct.,  1861 ;  ;».   (i)  Lin- 

coln, Neb.,  7  Sept.,  1887,  Sidney  F.  Maxwell.   Issue: 

i.  Florence  Hilda^   (Maxwell)   b.  Edinboro,  Pa., 
6  Nov.,  1888. 

m.   (2)   Girard,  Pa.,  20  Apl.,  1895,  Nathan  Russell 
Grafton.     No  isstie.  [Edinboro,  Pa. 

1321  II.  William  Hazard'  b.  24  Feby..  1864.     F.\m.  CCX.W. 

1322  III.  John  F.'  b.  2  Dec,  1867.  [Edinboro,  Pa. 

1323  IV.  Charles  Franklin''  b.  9  Oct..  1870:  d.  16  May.  1878. 

1324  V.  Elmer  Spellman*  b.  9  Feby.,  1874.       [Edinboro.  Pa. 

in.  (2)  Edinboro,  Pa.,  12  Jany.,  1881.  .Anna  Stewart  Camp- 
bell.   No  issue. 

t  Pers.  know.,  1310. 


280  THE     PARSHALL     FAMILY 


FAMILY  CCXXV* 

WILLIAM  HAZARD^   [1321],   {IVilUam  Hcnry^  WiUiam- 
Jamcs^)   b.   Edinboro,   Pa.,  24  Feby.,    1864;  m.  Lincoln,   Neb., 

28  May,  1886,  Anna,  dau.  John  and  Anne  ( )   Haylen 

(b.  England,  7  Nov.,  1863).  {Davcy,  Lancaster  Co.,  Neb. 

Children: 

1325  I.  William  J.=  b.  5  May,  1888. 

1326  II.  James  C.'"'  b.  13  Nov.,   1890. 

1327  III.  Edward  E."  b.   11  Jany.,   1892. 

1328  IV.   Harry  T."  b.  11  May,  1894. 

1329  V.  Mark  F.^  b.  5  Oct.,  1896. 

1330  VI.  Margaret^  b.  20  July,   1898. 

1 33 1  VII.   Myrtle^  b.  20  July,  1898. 

1332  VIII.  Eugene'  b.  20  June,  1900. 

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Index. 


Everj'  suniame  upon  a  page  is  indexed  at  least  once,  but  to  avoid  repetition 
and  confusion  all  christian  names  are  not  given.  Any  christian  name  in  the  book  may  tw 
found  by  looking  up  its  appropriate  surname. 


Abbey, 


190 


Acethorp,   Nancy,  213 
Adams,   Gilbert.   71 
Adams,  Henry,  rtrt 
Adams,    Susanna.    156 
Adams,  Terry  Gilbert,  71 
Adams,    Violet    I..    51 
Adams,  William  II.,  Gen.,  ISl 
Adderlv.   Myra,  221 
Alba,  Cynthia,  122 
Albert,   Catherine,  187 

Albertson,  ,  113 

Aldrich,    Edward   A..    177 
Aldrich,   Fred  J..   177 
Aldrich.    John    H.,    177 
Alffor,   Mariorie  P.,  2.">7 
Alger,   Stewart   C,  230 
Allebough.    Lenore.    143 
Allen,    Cora    L.,    118 
Allen,   Elizabeth,  274 
Allen,    Erastus   Chandler,   79 
Allen,    Frank  C,   ISl 
Allen,   Ida   Mary,   22-5 
Allen,    James   J.,    79 
Alliton.    Harriot   M.,    218 
Anderson,   Marga'-et,  232 
Anderson,    May,    105 
.Andrews,    Lucy    Howard,    206 

Am. is, ,    33 

Anti*^del,    James   F.,    179 
Antisdel,  John    Francis,   179 
Applegate,   Ruth,   27S 
Applegate,   William  A.,   143 
Arbogast,    Caroline.    271 
Armstrong,    William,    218 
Arner,  Susan,  55 
ArnoM,    Polly,   207 
Ashby,  Sarah  Anna,  255 
Ash'.cy,    Jacob,    125 
Ashley.   Mary  Williams,  268 
Aults,    Mary,    194. 
Ashley.    Mary,    4 
Aukrom,   Mary  Ellen,  247 
Austin,   .\nna   Julia,   135. 
Austin,   Thomas   Rhodes.   134 
Avery.    Ann.    99 
Avery   Lucinda,   37 

Avery, ,  39 

Aycrs,   Bayard    Kugene.  96 
Ayers,   Moses  Depue,  95 
Avers,    Samuel,    Rev..   95 
Aycrs,  Sarah  Hunt  Roy,  95 
Aycrs,   William   Edgar,   95 

nahoock,    Clarissa    Waldron,    U7 
Babcock,    Lucy    Dimmlck,    70 
Dabit,    Maria,    55 
Babt,   Margaret,  97 


Dalley,   Esther,   215 
Bailey,  Fred  S.,  204 
Bailey,    Maria,    1C6 
Bain,    William.    204 
Balrd.    Kate   R.,   165 
Baird,    Martha,    199 
Baker,   Ado   Louise,   234 
Baker,  Casslus  IJwIght,  234 
Baker,   Cora  Dell.   2u5 
Baker,  George  Parshall,  235 
Baker.   Jessie   LIndoll,   179 
Baker.  Marv  Ann.  1S9 
Baker.    Rollln    Dwlght.    2.35 
Bakewell,   Edwin   Wells,  174 
Baldwin,    .\melia,    245 
Baldwin,    Menry,  245 
Baldwin.  Maria  D..  245 
Ball.  Alonzo  G..  SO 
Itandcld.  Margaret  S.,  200 
Banta.  Emily.  68 
Barber,    Esther,    178 
Barker,  Elizabeth,  160 
Barker,    Esther   Riggs.   160 
Barker,    Hannah,    132 
Barker,    Sarah,    170 
Barker.  William,  160 
Barnum.   Curtis,  166 
Barnum,    Harold   A.,    106 
Barnum,    .lane   Hoff,    164 
Barnes,   Alice,   22S 
BarTics,    Naomi.   241 
Barney.    Henrietta.    151 
Barr.    Eleanor,    C.    193 
Barrett.    Mary    Melvln.    116 
Barry,  Mary,  l.iS 
Barrv,    Rosamond    Hnlght,    170 
Barrv,    William    H..    170 
Basbear.    Martha.   143 
Bashford.    Levi.    91 
Batcheldcr.   William  B.,  192 
Bates.    Mahala.    162 
Baiighman,    Chrlstena,    198 
Baughman.    Silas   F..   244 
liaMi-r.    Kiln.    202 
Br.zcl.  Mnrearet.  2(^ 
Beach.   Ennih,  Capt.,  21 
Bcale,    William.    42.    43 
Bean.   Anna  Marin.   175 
Beaty,  Tessa  Le  Rov.  l.Vl 
Bealy.  Wllllnm   Wilson,   153 
Beebv,    William,    42 
Bcekloy,  Charles  Edwin.  149 
Beldelninn.    Cnlhorino,    69 
Bell.  OoorKia  Coral.  22.1 
Benedict.    Julia    Ann,    174 
llenhiiln,    Mary   Loillx".   2<!7 
Benjamin,    Burke,    r>r.,    IS" 
Deujamln,   Jennie,    1!<7 


Benjamin,    Thomas    Parker,    1S7 
Bennet,    Alice,   96 
Bennet,    Mary,    1S2 
Bennett,   Byron,  119 
Bennett,    Simon,    60 

Bennett,  ,   163 

BenBon  Priscilla,  91 

Bentley, ,    32 

Bernhardt,    Elizabeth    A.,    165 
Bethune,  John  A.,  197 
Bidlaclc,  Lydia,  216 
Bigelow,    Delia  Ann,   151 
Billings,    Moshier,    78 

Billings,    ,    78 

Birch,   Polly.  207 
Birley,    George.   272 
Bishop,  Hannah,  214 
Bitley,    Maria,    196 
Bixby,   Electa,  191 
Bixler,   Ella,  263 
Black,   Edwin,   104 
Blaine,   Anna,  32 
Blakely,  Emma  Lee,  269 

Blanck,    .    67 

Bledsoe,  Hannah  E..  202 
Eiinton,  Mary  J.,  219 
Bloom.  William  Elijah,  157 
Boardman,  George,  71 
Boardman,    George    Parshall,    71 
Boardman,    Oscar   Terry,   71 
Bogert,    David    G..    185 
Bogert,    Susan,    185 
Bond,   Polly,  106 
Bonnell,   Sally,   63 
Boorom.    William  Willshire,   135 
Booth,  Elizabeth.  27 
Booth,    James    S..    174 
Bostwick,    Dorothy    Longbotham, 
Bostwick,  James,   43 
Bostwick,    Nancy,    43 
Bostwick,    Richard,    43 
Bosworth,    John    Thomp^ion,    93 
Bosworth,    Marcus.    98 
Bosworth,     Thompson.    98 
Bovier.    Asa    Parshall,    63 
Bovier,   Flora  Edneth,  63 
Bovier,    John,    63 
Bower,    Densmore   D,,   187 
Bowers,    Nancv,    92 
Bowles,   William   S. 

Bowles,  ,  207 

Boyce,    Emellne,    159 

Boyd,    Elizabeth.    70 

Boyd.    Harriet.    Ill 

Boyd.    Jane.   59 

Boyd.   John,   111 

Boyd.    Maria.   115 

Bradbury,    George   A.,    236 

Bradbury,  Atta,  113 

Bradley,    Elizabeth    Barlow,    134 

Bradner,   ,    57 

Branch,  • ,  207 

Brandon.  Charity,  226 
Brandon,  Nettie,  212 
Branham,  Carrie,  177 
Briggs,  Wilford  D.,  209 
Briggs,  Willard   Nelson,  111 

Briggs,   .   44 

Brinker,   David  Lewis.   272 
Brinker.    John.    272 
Bristol.    Mary    E..    214 
Britten.    Fanny.    266 
Brookhouses.  Martha.  51 
Brooks.   Abigail.   112 
Brooks.    Edwin.   119 
Brooks.  Margaret,  251 
Brooks,  Sophronia,  167 


INDEX 

Brower,  Hannah  E.,  239 

Brown,   Addie  Irene.  202 

Brown,    Benjamin,    77 

Brown,   Clara  A.,   62 

Brown,    Clarissa   Adaline.    39,   42 

Brown.  Daniel.  Capt.,  39,  40 

Brown,    Edward,    37 

Brown,  Elizabeth.  233 

Brown.  Frank  Newel,  138 

Brown,    Hannah,    48 

Brown,    Isaac.    Capt.,    38 

Brown,    Joshua,    19 

Brown,  Levantia,  SO 

Brown,  Mary,  74.  141 

Brown.    Mary   Ann.    197 

Brown,    Newell    Stokes.    138 

Brown,    Rachel.    246 

Brown.   William.    234 

Browne.    Frederick    Phelps,    91 

Bryden,   Sarah   Green.  25s 

Buck, r-,  102 

Buel,   Jane,   44 
Bugby,   Oliver,  108 
Bufl,  Worthy  T.,  202 
Bunch,   Thaddeus   Oscar.   153 
Bundy,    Cyrus  Salon,    189 
Bunn,    Carrie.    254 
Burchinal.  Catberine,  141 
Burdetle,    Nancy.    2C5 
Burgess.    Mary  Ann.   156 

Burgette.   .   215 

Burk,    Emma   Delsina.    257 
Burke.    Nancy   Jane.    242 
Burlingame,    Anna.    105 
Burlingame.    Laura.   165 
Burnett.    Edith    Verne,    48 
Burnett,  William,  48 
43  Burnham.   Asa,   32 

Burrows.  William  S..  44 

Burrows,   .   44 

Burt.  Benjamin,  32 
Burt,  Israel  Parshall,  32 
Busby,   Mary  C,  -^^ 
Bushey,    Amelia,    206 
Busson.  Delia,  113 
Butler,    Johanna,   232 
Butler,   Julia   Evaline,  78 
Butler,    Sarah,    196 
Buttles,    Nancyl    125 
Byrnes,  Clarence  Parshall,  116 
Byrnes.  Eugene  Alexander,  116 
Byrnes,   William  Wallace,    116 

Cahill,   Bayard.  62 

Cahoou,    Eliza.    166 

Caldwell,    Elizabeth.    160 

Caldwell.    Ruth.    73 

Calkins.   George  E.,   278 

Callahan.  Adelia.  200 

Campbell,    Anne    Stewart,    279 

Campbell,    Carrie.    173 

Campbell,  John  J..  109 

Campbell.    Margaret  W.,   195 

Campbell.   Mary.  87 

Capron.   John   S..   215 

Card,   Martha  Sheffield,   279 

Carlow,    Agnes,   75 

Carlow,    Mary    Elizabeth,    146 

Carmen,   Catherine,  71 

Carmon,    Kate,   139 

Carnahan.    M.    C.   99 

Carney.    Mary    V.,    208 

Carpenter.    Alice    Maude   Mary,    95 

Carpenter.   Eliza   D..   169 

Carr,   Julia,  93 

Carter,  Ada  Augusta.  234 

Case,    Bethia,   23 


INDEX 


Cash,  Robert  Browner,  66 

Cashady,   liuth.   222 

Cassada,    Celestia,    117 

Caulburg.    Anna,   55 

Chamberlain,   Simon   Snyder.  33 

Chamberlain,    Dwlght   P..    ISO 

Chamberlain,    Dwlght    S.,    180 

Chamberlain,  Frederick  W.,  180 

Chamberlain.   Grace   S.,    ISO 

Chamberlain.    Rosalie    Elizabeth, 

Champney,    Richard   Francis,  89 

Chapman,    Calhena,    70 

Chapman,   Clara,    104 

Chapman,    Phyla,   118 

Chase,  George  B.,  59 

Chenowlth,    Eben,    140 

Chichester,  George  Lewis,  39 

Church,   Catherine  Chapman,  119 

Church,   Charles,   118 

Church,    Mary,   119 

Church,   Anna,   7S 

Clapsaddle,    Frank  H.,   189 

Clark,    Abel,    82 

Clark,   Betsy,   S2,  255 

Clark,  Betsv  Loomis,  82 

Clark,    Daniel.   Hon.,   82 

Clark,   Deborah,  43 

Clark.    Olive,    262 

Clark,  Hannah,  35,  67 

Clark,   Howard,   166 

Clark,  John,  18 

Clark,  Joseph  L..  82 

Clark,   Martha,   35 

Clark,  Mary,  18,  47 

Clark,   Seward    Elmer,    61 

Clark,  Speedy,  82 

Clarke,   Ltzettc  Annie,   266 

Cleveland,    Orrin    Goodrich,    45 

Cleveland,  Susanna,  81 

Clevenger,    Susannah,   73 

Cleverly,    Sarah   E.,   189 

Clifford,   Lucy,   179 

C'lhonts,    Dorothy,   97 

Clough,    Elozla,   267. 

Clough,  William  H.,  62 

Clutter,    John    L.,   251 

Coats,   Hannah,    148 

Coburn,    Lovina,    188 

Coddlngton,   Phebe,  46 

Coffee,   Mary,  250 

Coffey.  Ella,  232 

Coffin,    Aaron    D.,    S3 

Coffin,   Abbie,   S4 

Coffin,  Caroline  Eliza.  149 

Coffin,    George   Parshall,   84 

Coffin.    Gilbert.    83 

Coffin,  Harriet  I.,  163 

Coffin,  Luella,  S3 

Coffin,   Peleg,  43 

Coldron,    Hannah,   145 

Cole,    Allie    D.,    256 

Cole,   Cynthia,   264 

Cole,   Elizabeth   Wicks,  121,  123 

Cole,   Jesse,    112 

Cole,  Joseph,  121.  123.  264 

Cole,    Minerva,    121 

Cole,  Prudence,   123 

Coleman,    Henrietta,   61 

Coles,  .  38 

Colgrove,    ,   115 

Comfort,   Stewart  S.,   124 
Comstock,   Miles  C,  14S 
Conery,  P.uby  Annette,  211 
Connell,  Catherine.   l.'iO 
Connelly.   Margaret,  68 

Connor,  ,  67 

Conrad,  John  H.,  84 


Convcrae.  Fanny  May,  lEO 
Converse,  John  Lawyer,  149 
Converse.  Robert  Ralph,  149 
Cook.   Jacob,   55 

Cooley,  ,  33 

C'cons.  Charles  J.,  211 
Cooper,   George  WaahlnRton,   191 
Cooper,  Hugh  Lincoln,  192 
Cooper,   Lillian  Alice,   192 
Cooper,    Maude   Lavlna,   192 
Corey,   Isaac.  37 
Corey,   David,  37 
Corl,   George,   201 

Cornell.  ,  41 

Corner,   Maggie  E.,  230 
Corson     Hannah    Emilv,   95 
Cortright,    Agnes   D.,   85 
Corwin,    Elizabeth,   18 
Corwln,   Florence,  269 
Corwin,  Parker.  36 
Corwln.  Phineas.  2G 
Coryell,   Byron   G.,  122 
Coryell,    Rebecca   M.,    210 
Couch,   Harriman,  89 
Coursen,    Marshall,    108 
Courtlnndt.  Carrie  V..  237 
Covert.  Catherine  Hoff.  184 
Cowan.    Elizabeth,  216 
Cowles,    Raymond,   A.,   168 
Cox.   James  Jones,  135 
Cox,  Jane,  147 
Cox.    Mary    Ella.   246 
Coykcndall.   Isaac   B.,  63 

Coykendall, ,   207 

Craig,  Caroline  Elizabeth  Tucker,  78 

Craig,   Margaret.  187 

Crambell,    Elizabeth,   213 

Cramner,    Lucretia.    206 

Crandall.    Irene,    78 

Crandall,    Levi,   78 

Crandall,   Mary  Ann.  78 

Crandall,   Robert  C,  78 

Crnns,    Ellen.   235,   237 

Crane,    Matilda,   176 

Crattv,    Sarah    Maria,   195 

Crays.   Annie,    188 

Grays,   David,  98 

Croft,    Florence,   96 

Cronover,  Sarah,  69,  110 

Cross,  Bessie,  96 

Crossett,  Sarah  A..  196 

Crouch.  William.  219 

Grouser.  William  E..  Rev.,  51 

Crow,  Eliza  Ann,  244 

Crow,  Frank  R.,  245 

Crow,    Isaac,    144,    244 

Crow,    Melancthon.    J..   144 

Crow.   NaTicy   Kendal.   144.   214 

Crowell.   Mary  King.  94 

Crumpacker.    Edgar    D..    136 

Culuerlfon.    Christiana    Elizabeth.    264 

Culberlson.    Margaret,    65 

Gulp,    Eliza    D.,    63 

Culver.   Elho   Pearl.  255 

Cummlngs.    Belle.    83 

Cumnilngs,   Fanny,  8.1 

Cummlngs,    Helena.    67 

CuK'tiilrigB.   James,   88 

Cummlngs,   ,   68 

Curran,    Gertrude.    231 
Curtis,   Anna.   98 
Curtis.   Mary,    1S9 

Daggetl,  Betsy.  111.  200 
Dana.    Agnes.   Jafi 
Dana.    Norn    Bell,   228 
Diuilela,    Ellinbcth.   198 


IV 


INDEX 


Dannels,  Bernard,  72 
Darbyshire,    Mary    M.,    73 
D'Arcy,    Elleu    Louise,    265 
David.    Jolin,    180 
Davidson,   Janette,  152 
Davidson,  W.  J.,  199 
Davies,    Elizabeth,    17,    18 
Davies,   Joseph,   17,   18 
Davis,    Ann    Eliza,    121 
Davis,    Elizabeth,   20 
Davis,   Harriet,   239 
Davis,   Homer  Ellsworth,   122 
Davis,    James,    102 
Davis,    Joseph,    302 
Davis,  Louisa  Jane,  131 
Davis,   Mary,  97 
Davis,    Mary   Louise,   236 
Davis,    Millard    G.,    62 
Davis,    Miriam,    66 
Davis,  Nancy  Elizabeth,  169 
Davis,   Noah,   131 

Davis,  ,  278 

Davise,    Evan,   14 

Dawes,  William  Moses,  168 

Dawson,    Maria,   245 

Day,    Hattie.    48 

Deniston,  William,  109 

Denslow,    Warren    W.,    255 

Densmore,    Carrie    L.,    193 

Depue,   Carrie  L.,   193 

Depue.    Eliza,    201 

Derrick,    Hattie  Moore,  260,  261 

Derrick,  Ida  H.,  260 

Derrick,    Nellie,   261 

Derrick,    Silas,    260,    261 

DeVall,    James,    48 

Devero,   Catherine.  177 

Dewar,    Bennett  W.,   Dr.,   163 

Dewey,    Emeline,   232 

Dewey,  Molly,  114 

DeWitt,    Elizabeth,    64 

Dewitt,   Minnie,  124 

Dey,    Henrietta,    238 

Deyo,  Adriel.  44 

Dlbb,   Ann   Elizabeth,   89 

Dibble,    Charlotte,   81 

Dickey,    Helen    Sophia,    195 

Dickey,  Mary,  75 

Didlake.   John   Thornton,   176 

Diehl,    John.    103 

Dill,    Hannah,   185 

Diller,   Annie  Elizabeth,  95 

Dixon,    George   U-,   236 

Decker,    Ellen,    235,    237 

Decker,  Susan  A.,  237 

Decker,   William  D.,   235,  237 

Deffenbaugh.    John,    73 

Delaney,    Priscilla,    247 

DeLong,   Elizabeth,  206 

Delves,    Henry,    Esq.,    4 

Denis,    Harriet   Jones,    91 

Denison,   Emma  Amelia,   182 

Dodge.    Ralph.    102 

Donaldson.    Martha.    198 

Dopkins,     Sophrouia    Delia, 

Doughty, ,    115 

Dougles,    Ellen,    66 
Downs,    Daniel,    25 
Downes,    Desire,   27 
Downes,  William,  21 
Downs,    Elizabeth   S.,   220 

Drain, ,   44 

Driggs,    Ruth.    44 
Drury,    Darwin,   92 
Dudley,   John,   6 
Duffern.  Caroline  J.,  124 
T)uke,  Gussie  Belle,  25S 


Dummett,  Cassandra  Belle,  256 
Uunaway,   Elizabeth,   143 
Dunlop,    Joseph,    88 
Dunn,   Annie  Elizabeth,   173 
Dunn,    Jane,    147 
Dunn,  Robert  M..  236 
Dustman,    Margaret,    189 
Dutcher,   Egbert  William,    Dr.,  51 
Dutcher,    Harriet,    154 
Dutcher,    Jennie   Ellen,    50 
Dutcher,    John   Parshall,   50 
Dutcher.   Lavei-na  Mary,  50 
Dutcher,    Louise.   165 
Dutcher,    Mary   Ella,    80 
Dutcher,   Oliver  A.,  27,  50 
Dutcher,    Peter,    49 
Dutcher.    Prudence.    232 
Dye,    Elmer    N.,    73 
Dyer,    Eliphalet,    40 
Dyer,   Lily  A.,  230 

Earl,   Harry,   128 

Earnest,   Henrietta  Maria,  96 

Eckel.   Anne  E.,   180 

Eckler,   Hannah   N.,   256 

Edeburn,   William,    198 

Edsall,   Almvra.   54 

Edwards.  Elizabeth  M.,  37,  256 

Edward.s.    Reuben,    37 

Eitcl.    Caroline   Pauline,    268 

Eldridge.   J.   W.,   116 

Ellis,    Abbie,    178 

Ellison,  Charles,  77 

Ellison,    Elizabeth,    253 

Elwell.  Susan,  212 

Emmons,    Martha,    70 

English,  Ascenath  Maria,  50 

Enlow,    Marv.    145 

Ent,   Jane,   253 

Everhart,    Mary.    168 

Everhart,    Susan,    100,    102 

Bverly,   Eve,   73 

Ewell    Carrie,    269 

Eynor,   David  Slade,   Dr.,   165 


Farr, 


57 


Feaster,  John,  138 
Felnogle,  Hannah  C,  189 
Felt.    Walter    W..    78 
Ferguson.  Aleu,  118 
Ferrell,    John,    76 
Ferrell,    Mary   Agnes,   76 
Ferris,    Benj.    Franklin,    68 
Ferris,   Caroline  Matilda,  68 
Ferris,    Josephine  A.,    68 
Ferris,   William  Hawkins,  68 
Field.    Phoeha   Ann,    177 
Fielding,    Edith,   64 
Finck,   Jemima,  44 
Finder,    Mary    Ann,    241 
Finney,    Caroline,   268 
Fischer,    Julia   Ann,    191 
Fish,    Jennie,    63 
Fitch,    Avis,    S3 
Fitzgerald,   Mary  Jane.  91 
Fleetwood,   Fichard,    Sir,   4 

Fleming,  ,   275 

Fletcher,    Elizabeth,   215 
Floor,   Anna  Ennis,  188 
Floor,   Birdie  Agnes,  189 
Floor,    Daniel.    i8R 
Floor,   Harriet  C,   188 
Floor,    Olive   Serepta,   189 
Floor,    Vincent    R.,    189 
Ford.    Diana.    274 
Ford.    Dorothy   Lewis.   160 
Ford,  Henry  Monroe,  160 


INDEX 


Ford.    Mary   Louise,   160 

Forshee,    Magdnlene,    1S7 

Forster.   Frances  Gertrude.  259 

Fogs,  llaiiuah,  97 

Foster,    Augusta    Adele,    91 

Foster,   Cullen,  91 

Foster,    Oe  Witt  Parshall,  91 

Foster,    Graham   Parshail.  Ill 

Foster,    Mariamia   Woodward,   91 

Foster,   Mary  Elizabeth,  91 

Fox,    Caiidace,    107 

Fox,    Lizzie,    226 

Fox,  Luclan  Hayden,  174 

Francis,    Susan.    50 

Frazier,  John   C,    Prof..  77 

Fredenburgh.    Rarhel,    278 

Freeland,    Eleanor,   248 

Freese.    Charles   Edwin,  178 

Friend.    William,    209 

Frost,   Albert   Clark,   80 

Frost,    Elizabeth,    278 

Frost,  Fidelia  Elsie,  170 

Fry,  Kate  Louise,  200 

Fuller,   Adaline  S..   223 

Fuller.    Catherine.   62 

Fuller.  .   207 

Furgeson,    Elizabeth.   105 

Gage,  Nancy.  211 

Galloway.  Mary  Ann,  90 

Gamore,   Nancy,  4S 

Gander.  Elizabeth,  73 

Gardiner,  David,  S,  10,  II,  13,  14    15    20 

Gardiner,   Elizabeth,   S,  9,   10,   11.  15,  20 

Gardiner,   John,   13.   11 

Gardiner.    Lion,    10.    11.    12,    13 

Gardiner,    Martha   Youngs.   20 

Gardiner,    Mary,    11 

Gardiner,    Mary    Lerringman,    8 

Gardner.   Eliza.    156 

Gardner,    Harriet.   89 

Gardner.  Marietta.  225 

Garlock.   Laney.    155 

Garretson.    Hackir.    11 

Garretson.    Pun(;e,   11 

Gaylord,    Hattle    Lavinia.   174 

Gaylord,   Henry  Christy,  174 

Gee,    Abigail.    107 

Gee.  Francenla  M..  196 

George.   Anna.   228 

Gepford.   Magdalena,  128 

Gere.  Charles  Sumner.  64 

German.  Jane.  265 

Getrhell,  Marshall  P..  100 

Gibbous.    Delia,    252 

Glbbs,   ,    57.   90 

Gibson,   Sarah   E.,  205 
Gidley,    Margaret.    252 
Gilbert.   Frederick  Augustus,  S4 
Gilbert.  Sarah.  271 

Gilbert.   .   59 

Gildersleevc,  Carl,  194 
Gillett,  Zebulon.  41 
Gillette.  Charles  Z.,  37 
Gilmer,   Minta  Nell,   196 
Gilson  Charity,  190 
Gladden,    Barnet.    116 
Gladden,   Sarah  Ann,  146 
Glazier,  Asa.   47 

Glazier.    .Mehllabel.   47    

Glover.   Elvira.  115 
Goheen,    Mary.   264 
Goldsmith.    Mary   Jane,    183 
Goodaker.  John,  176 
Goodale,    AugustuR   Brown.   96 
Goodale.  Charles  Elbert,  96 
Goodale,   Sarab,   96 


Goodell.  Wllford  Mills.  SO 

Goodell.   ,   69 

Goodhue.  William.  148 
Goodrich.  Clarissa.  45 
Goodrich.  John  Cyrus,  267 
Goodrich,   Joseph   P.,    its 
QoodrUb,    Nelson    L..    178.   267 
Gordon.   Clara    Uaynor.   94 
Gordon.    Ellphalei  Smith,  94 
Goucher.   Eiizulieth.  98 
Grafton.   Nathan   R.,  279 
Granger.    Delos.    81 
Granger.   Luclnda.   85 
Granger.    Mary,   SI 
Graves.    Hiram.   277 
Gray.  Antoinette.  243 
Grealslnger.   Khoda.   64 
Green.    Hansel   J.,   l,sfl 
Green.    Margaret  A.    H.,    233 
Green.  Olive.  151 
Green,   Orcella,   169 
Green,   Sarah,   189,   203 
Greene,  Amanda  Maria,  110 
Greene,  Charlotte  Jane,  111 
Greene,   Comfort  Carr,   110 
Gregory,    Benjamin,   130 
Gregory,  BenJ.  Carlisle,  130 
Gregory.    Mildred   W..    176 
Gregory,  Phebe,  62 
Grennell,    Samuel,   60 

Griffln,   ,    36 

Grimth,    Lydia,   183 
Grifllths,  Jessie,   71 
Grimths,    Mary  Ann.   256 
Grimier.  Julia  Ann.  128 
Griswold.   Elizabeth.  117 
Griswold.    Ella   Estclle.   218 
Griswold.   Matthew,   Hon.,  40 
Griswold,  Zuby,  31 

Griswold.    .    67 

Grooms,  Cynthia  Catherine,  265 

Grooms,    James,    126.    265 

Grove.   Hannah   .Matilda,  141 

Grove.    Isabella.   95 

Grove.  Mary  Urown.  74.  141 

Grove.    Naomi.    143 

Grover.  Alice  .M..  159 

Grover.    Irvln.    159 

Grover.  Mabel  E..  159 

Grover.    Sophia.    212 

Grover.  William  A..  159 

Grow.  Julius  A..   178 

Gunlkcn.    Mary    E..    182 

Gunn.  Abigail.   169 

Gunn.    Phllenn.   174 

Gwynne.   Samuel  Cummins,  144 

}lackett.    Elizabeth.    178 
Hafcr.   Catherine,    lis 
Hngan.    Elliabtth.    262 
Hnlght.   John  Jacob.   170 
Haight.    Mary    Rosamond,    170 
Hale.    Frank.    130 
Hale.    Lorena.    114 
Halo.   Kowena.  212 
Halfhlll.   Elizabeth.  140 
Hall.    .Mary.   2iil 

Hall.    .   65 

Hallam.    Sophia    Ann.    240 
Hnllock.  .Mary.   IS 
Hnllpck.    Joshua.    21 
Hallock.    Peter.    IS 
Halscy.    Benjamin.   C«pt..  21 
Haniler.    John.    271 
Hamler.    Joiinth.in    II..    271 
Hamier.    ElUiib.'ih.    273 
Hammond.  Lewis,  38 


VI 

Hammond,  Polly,  32 

Hance,    Mary    A. 

Hand,   Mattie,  95 

Hand,    Nehemiah,    77 

Hanlon,  William  S.,  186 

Hannau,  Margaret,  266 

Hannon,  Phebe  M.,  186 

Hardy,   Maggie,   218 

Harlan,  Sarah,  197 

Harrington,    Laura,   59 

Harrison,   Elizabeth,   130 

Harrison,   William  Hudspeath,  197 

Harshman,    Lydia,    189 

Hart,    Clark    B.,   61 

Hartley,    Col.,    58 

Hartzell,  Annie,  97 

Hartzell,   Dorothy,   Clihonts,  97 

Hartzell,   Margaret,  97 

Hartzell,    Mary,    98 

Harvey,    Charlotte,   230 

Harvev,  Henrietta,  82 

Hastord,    Julln,    121 

Hass,    Mary  Ann,   138 

Hatfield,  Mary  Jane,  139 

Hatfield,   Robert  Dougherty,  139 

Haught,   Elizabeth,   145 

Havenhill,  Martial  Henry,  94 

Havens,    Sarah,    185 

Havens,  ,  27 

Havlland,    Margaret  Jane,   210 
Hawkins,   Erl,  109 
Hawkins,  Hannah  Ann,  38 
Hawkins,   John,   37,   41 
Hawkins,   Thomas,   146 
Hawks,   Martha  A.,   245 
Hawley,   Christopher,   Esq.,   4 
Hayden,  Emma  Clark,  150 
Hayden,    Anna,    280 
Heard,    Penelope  A.,   95 
Heasley,    Mary   Ann,    51 
Hecox,   Samuel,  91,   180 
Hecox,    Susan,   180 
Hecox,    Susan    Statford,    91,    180 
Hecox,   William  Henry,  91 
Hedges,    Julia,   36 
Hedges,  Sarah  Jane,  147 
Heermans,   Sarah   Ann,   64 
Henderson,    Lucy  Ann,  192 
Henderson,    Nancy   Emeline,   75 
Henderson,    Thomas,   75 
Hendrv,    Christena,    204 
Henry,   Charles  Roswell,  263 
Henry,   Robert  Harrison,  99 
Hepburn,    Capt.,    58 
Herrick,    Mary,   127 
Herrick,   Sarah,  25 
Herrington,   Joan,   20 
Hewitt,    Leroy  S.,   Capt.,  85 
Hicks,    nenjamin    Gilbert,    28 
Higglnbotham,   Mary,  246 
Hill,   Cvuthia,  272 
Hill,   Julia  Lovema,  271 
Hillman,   Maria,  108 
Hillman,    Ruth,    61 
Hime,   Elenora,  258 
Hire,  Anna  Maria,  109 
Hine,    George,    109 
Hine.  Herbert  PYederick,  110 
Hilton,   Esther  Sarah,  96 
Hoadley,    Abigail,    188 
Hoadley,   Harriet  Louise,  68 
Hoag,    Elizaette,    169 
Hobart,  H.   M.,  172 
Hobart,   Marlln,   178 
Hobart,   Mary,  178 
HofTman,    Anna,    50 
Hogan,   Elizabeth,  192 


INDEX 


Hogg,  George  Alexander,   142 
Holbrook,    Theodore,   191 
Holcomb,  Polly  Bond,  10« 
Holeman,    Clara    Leona,    193 
Hollister,   Jennie,   261 
HoIIoway,  Ann   Elizabeth,  221 
Holloway.   Kate,   277 
Holloway,    Rebecca,    279 
Homer,   Llewellyn,  213 
Hopkins,  Catherine  P.,  83 
Hopkins,   Frederick  E.,  260 
Hopkiuson,    Persis,   174 
Horstall,    George,    1770 
Horsfall,    William    Henry,    170 
Horner,   Harry,   77 
Horner,   James,   77 
Horton,  Joseph,  9 
Horton,   Mary,   253 

Horton,  ,  3S 

Hosley,  ,  207 

Hosmer,   Frances,   43 
Hotchkiss,    Lisette,   268 
Hotchkiss,  Vincey,  129 
Hotto,  Mary,  69 
Houch,   Fanny  May,  150 
House,   Marinda.  193 
Howard,   Elizabeth,  126 
Howard,   Lucy,  206 

Howard,    Malvina,    54 
Howell,   Anna,  42 

Howell  Belle,  239 

Howell.    Caleb,    8.    14 

Howell.    Daniel,    37,    41 

Howell.   Isaac.  37.   41,   42,   43 

Howell,   Joshua,   25 

Howell,    Phcbe,    37 

Howell,   Ruth,   32 

Howell,   William,   94 

Howes,    Hattie,    P.,    66 

Howland,   Catherine,   158 

Howman,    Ann    Eliza,    39 

Hoyt,    Hiram   K.,   50 

Hubbell,    Charles   H.,    175 

Hubbell,  Elizabeth  Lucretia,  66 

Hubbell,    Jedediah,    175 

Hudson,   Elizabeth,   36 

Hudson,  Hannah,  75 

Huggins,   Mary  Ellen,   250 

Hughes,    Hannah    E.,    66 

Hull,   Aurilla,  114 

Hull,  G-   Merlin,  191 

Hull,   Elizabeth,  153 

Hull,   Mary  Barrv,  158 

Hull,  Rhoda,  79 

Hull,  Wallace  Parshall,  138 

Hull.  William  R.,  158 

Hulse,    Benjamin,    33,   112 

Hulse,    John,   77 

Hulse,    Lydla.    112 

Hulslander,    Eliza,    63 

Hunt,   James,   110 

Hunt,    William,    140 

Hunter.   Julia  Ann.  4S 
.Huntington.  Jennie.   162 

Huntley,    James,    107 

Huntsinger.   Rhoana.  33 

Hurlburt.   Jane   Matilda.   94 

Hurlburt.   Ruth   Mabel.  70 

Hurst,   Elizabeth,   143 

Husband,   William,   103 

Hutchens,  Adelphia  Amanda,  129 

Hutchens,    Noadiah,    129 

Hutchinson,  Edith,  64 

Iddlngs,  Ella,  263 
Ingalls,    Ferdinand,   44 
Ingalls,  James  Parshall,  44 


INDEX 


tU 


Ingalls,    Mnry    Ann,    44 
Ingalls,  Kalph  Wilbur.  44 
Ingalls,    Rulh    Ann,   45 
Ingalls,    William    Ebenezer,   45 
Ingalls,  Thompson  i^rshull,  44 
Inman,  William  H.  203 
Inscho,    Eve   Belle,   G3 
Inscho,   Jesse  Parshall,   62 
Inscho,    John    Luther,   6? 
Inscho.    John   Luther.   62 
Inscho.    Mary   Ella.   63 
Inscho.    Richard.   62 
Inscho.   Ruth  Louisa.  63 
Inscho,   Susan   Keeney.  62 
Inscho,  William  Wallace,  62 
Ireland.  Thomas.   Esq.,  5 
Irish.    Hannah,    SO 
Irwin,    Eliza   Ann.    236 
Irwin.    Matilda.   49 
Ismond.  Chiinotie  Ann,  223 
Ismoud.    Clarinda.   152 

Jacobs,    Horace.    272 
Jacques.    Eliza   Nevil.   2M 
James,    Adah    Meade,    195 
Jayne,    Elizaoeth,    IS 
Jersey.    Emma    N.,    223 
Jewett.   Mary.  7S 
Jinklns.     Jane,    45 
Jobson,    Estella.    192 
Johnson,   Dighton,   184 
Johnson,    Joseph    T..    216 
Johnson,  Melissa,   230 
Johnson,   Stephen,  47 
Jones.   Charles   Henry,   267 
Jones.  Orlando.  44 

Jones.   ,    243 

Jordan,   Llewellyn  E.,  188 
Jones.  Elizabeth.  211 
Jcnes.    b^rances.    227 
Jones.    Mary,    62 
Jordan.   Sarah   Ann,  182 
Josselvn.   Alpheus  C.,  219 
Joy.  Effle.  103 
Judd.  Delphlne,  224 

Kale.  Katharine.  98 
Kale.  Sophia.  190 
Kaple,   Matilda  A.,  166 
Kee,    Prentice.    Iti2 
Keefer.    Simeon.  55 
Keeler.   Ezra,  53 
Keeler.  James  Edward,  188 
Keellnge,  Richard,  6 
Keeney.  Anna.  33 
Keeney.  Elijah.  33 
Keeney.  Elisha.  33 
Keeney.   Mercy.  33 
Keeney,   Rausone,   33 
Keeney,  Thomas,  33,  60 
Keith,  William  Ernest,  105 

Keith,  • .  Rev.,  1(6 

Keller.  Albertlue.  166 

Keller,   Nancy.  152 

Keller,  Rebecca,  231 

Kellogg.    Julia.    127 

Kelly,    Lucia    O.,    152 

Kemble,    Charles    C,    Dr.,    193 

Kendal.    Nancy.    144 

Kendall,    Nancy.    244 

Kennersou.    Emma   J..   277 

Kenworlhy.    Harriet  Luclnda.   68 

Ketchara.    Abigail.    39 

Kldd.    Christiana.   93 

Kidd.    James.    93 

Kllbourne.    Annie   Florence.    283 

Kllbournc,    Georgo    Henry.    Dr.,    263 


Klmber.   A.    D..   119 

KImbcrly,   Catherine,   K 

KImmer,    Catherine.    190 

Kincald,    Alrick    George.    66 

KIncald,  Anna   Douglas,  66 

Kincald.    Charles    BenJ..    66 

KIncald,    Douglas  Archibald.  66 

Kincald.    Emily    Puringtou.   66 

Kincald.    George.    65 

KIncald.    George    Andrew.    66 

Kincald.  James  Cnrllslo   Parahail.  6« 

Kincald.   James  Carlisle   Parshall.   Jr.,  66 

Kincald.    Mary,    66 

Kincald.    Mary    Easter.    66 

Kincald.    Robert   Carlton.    66 

Kincald,    William    Morris,    Rev..   66 

Kincald,    William   Verltaa,   66 

King.    Abraham.    36 

King.    Gamaliel.    36 

King.    Mary.    94 

KInnan.    Elmer.   247 

Klnnan.   Hannah.  247 

KInne.    Cynthia.    88 

Klnnear,   James.   100 

KInnear.    James   Wesley.    100 

Klnnear.    Jeancttc   S..    100 

Kirk,    Isaac    Donaldson.    198 

KIrk.    Sarah    Parshall.   198 

Kline,   Jennie.   250 

Klor.    Mary.    272 

Knapp,   Edward.  79 

Knapp.    Jemima.    52 

Knapp.    Mary   J..   213 

Knapp.    ThIrzB.    2C2 

Knightlev.    Robert.    3.    4 

Knox.   Julia  E..   51 

Kotzwinkle.  May.  223 

Kraeer.    Ellen   Jane.   192 

Krepps.     Mary    Ella.    246 

Krom.   Fred  J..   120 

Krom,    Phyla    Adell,    120 

Lamb,   Martha,   91 
Lamb.    Mercy.    33.    60 
Lamkin,    Lydia    Emily.    216 
Lancaster.    Sarah   Jane.   240 
Lane.   Elizabeth.  95 
Lane.    James,    78 

Lane.  ,  38 

Lang.   Mary.  68 

Lapham.   Viola  J..   71 

Lapp,   Zada  M.,  211 

Larkin.  Dennis.  273 

Larkln.    Hannah.   219 

Larner.    Frank.    129 

Latham.  Delia.  6« 

Lauderbaugh.   Henry  T.,  15*! 

Lauderbaugh.   James   D..   157 

Lowrcnce.    Eliza  Emily,   115 

Lawyer.  George.  236 

Loach.    Jennie    Elllnon.    253 

Leanerdson.    Woutor.    11 

Legh.  Thomos.   Col..  5 

Lcighton.    Margaret    Thompson,    !4» 

I^enfesty.    Rachel.    145 

Lonon.  'Mary   Rachel.   173 

Leonard.    Cornelia   Miller,   267 

Lconord,    Hoitle,    1.T7 

Lerrlngroan.   Mary,  8,  10 

Lester,    Medorah.    M9 

Letson,    Leah,    130 

Letts, ,    17H 

Lewli,    Ellen,    Wl 
Lewln.    Frances,    197 
I,ewl».   Henry.  50 

I.ewlli,    Marlelte.    <l1 

L'Hommedleu,   Abigail.   74 


VIU 


INDEX 


Linabury,  Stewart  Daniel,  122 
Ling,    Mary   Catherine,   265 
Linge,    Sarah,    1:^9 
Linton,   Jane.    1S7 
Littlejohn,    Tilly,    82 
Livermore,    Polly,    129 
Livingston,    Henry    B.,    Col.,    45 
Lockhart,   Guy  L.,   198 
Lomax,  Cecelia,  1S7 
Longbotham,    Dorothy,   43 
Longdon,    Sarah   Ann,    2C>1 
Longland,    William    P.,    173 
Loomis,    Betsy,    S2 
Loomis,    Burr.    169 
Lough,    Elizabeth,    158 
Lowe,    Mary    Ann,    93 
Lowney,    Ann   Jane,    133 
Lozier.    Caroline    Eunice,    127 
Lozier.   Rockwell   M.,  127 
Luce,   William.   21 
Lumley,    Catherine,    137 
Lustnauer.   Caroline  Pauline,  26S 
Luther,    Harriet.   78 
Luther,   Sarah.   60 
Lynd,   Isabella,  67 
Lynn,    Emma   J.,   142 
Lyons,   Ella  C,   142 
Lyons,    Hannah    Matilda,   142 
Lyons,    Mary    Parshall.    141 
Lyons,    Thomas  W.,   141 
Lyons,    William    John,    142 

Mabee,   Frank,   86 
MacBride.   Josephine   C,    266 
Macomber,    Annie    Belle,    89 
Macomber,   Henry,   S9 
Macomber.    Sara,    264 
Maddox,   Mary  Jane,  206 
Madison.  James.  34 
Magill,    James.    98 
Mallory.  Hir^m.  49 
Mallory,    Rosanna,    149 
Mansfield,    Mary   E.,    222 
Mapes,    Joeeph.    18 
Mapes.  Keziah.   18,  20 
Mapes,   Thomas,   14 
Marks,    Cornelia   D.,   79 
Marks.    Elizabeth,    78.    210 
Marks,   Mary  Jane.   255 
Maroney,  Clara,  217 
Marshall,    Olive   Octavla,   173 
Martin,   Agnes,  221 

Martin,    ,    274 

Mason,  Charles  H..  162 
Mason,   Esther.   218 
Mason,    Mary    Elizabeth,   248 
Mason,   Joseph,   248 
Massey,    William,    Esq.,    4 
Masterson,  Sarah,  86 
Masterson,    John   J.,   232 
Matchette,    Cordelia   M.,  191 
Matchette.    Ella.   191 
Matchette.  Franklin  J.,  191 
Matchette.    Jessie   M.,    191 
Matchette,    John,    190 
Matchette.   William   H.,  191 
Mathews.    Emma,   63 
Maxwell,    Sidney   F.,   279 
Mav,  J.  W.,  139 
Mav.    Lourein.    223 
Mayfield.    Martha,    264 
Mays.    Nancy,    94 
McArthur.    Lucv,   33 
MeBride,  Elizabeth,  199 
McBride,   Margaret,   198 
McCabe,   Catherine.    194 
MrCabe,  William   Peter.  254 
McCain.   Carrie  Edith,  246 


McCann,  Ann,  251 
McCann,  Charles  G.,  278 
McCauIey,  James  Lawrence,  121 
McCauley,   Theodora  Inez.   121 
McClain,    Jacob,    272 
McClusky.    Anna    S.,    193 
McCobb,    Mary  Ann,   110 
McCombs,    Elizabeth,    245 
McCoombs,  Jennie,  143 
McCormack,    William    C,    Rev.,    62 
McCormick,   Margaret,   143 
McCoy.   Nancy,  109 
McCrary,  Jane.  203 
McCrary,   Marv.  107 
McCullough,  Ella.  199 
McCune,    Fanny   Stokes,    137 
McCune.   John   Prouty,   137 
McDonald,   Firman   A..    159 
McDonald,  Jessie  F..  159 
McDonald,   Lee  Parshall.  159 
McDonald,   Mary  A.,   273 
McDonald.  Thomas  O..  159 
McDowell,   Abraham.   108 
McFarlin,    Esther.    263 
McFarlin,    John,    111 
McGinnis.  Adda,  199 
McGlade.  Mary.  234 
McGowan,  Jared  Miller,  97 
McGowan,    Mary  Hartzell,  97 
McGown,    David    Jefferson,    49 
McGown,  Esther  Ann,  49 
McGown,   Frederick  Hamilton,   49 
McGown.  James.  4S 
McGown,   Margaret  Adelia,   48 
McGown,    Maria   Josephine,    49 
McGown,    Mary   Helen,    49 
McGown.   Wilson    Elias,   49 
McGrossen,   Alida.  215 
McGuire,   Alice.   190 
McJarvis,   Anna  A.,   228 
Mcllvain,    Rebecca,   100 
Mclntyre,    Polly.    99 
McKay,    William,    48 
McKee.   Maragaret,  107 
MoKey,   Anna,   73 
McKinie,   Annie,    197 
McKinley,   John  A.,  74 
McKinny.  Marv  Ann.  267 
McLain.  Rachel,  130 
McLean,  Charles  M.,  78 
McLean,   Dorothy.   157 
McMurry,    Jane,    101 
McPhee.    Sarah  Ann,   228 
McShane.   Julia  Hurst,   143 
Meade.   Adah,   195 
Means.   Emma,   194 
Mercpr.  Sarah  Ann,   135 

Merrill,  .  213 

Mervin.    Charles.    55 
Mettler,   Dorothy  Parshall,  86 
Mettler.   John  J.,   S6 
Mettler.   Mary  E..   86 
Meyers,   Mary.  126 
Michel.  Elizabeth,  157 
Mighells,    Cora   Jane,    50 
Miles.   Achsah,  71 
Miller,  Ada  Charlotte,  134 
Miller.   Ann,  68 
Miller,  Charles  Wheeler,  39 
Miller.  Clara  Celeste,  39 
Miller.    Cornelia,    267 
Miller.  Florence.  205 
Miller,   Harriet  E.,   50 
Miller,  Jerusha  K..  185 
Miller.  Julia  Ann.  277 
Miller,  Margaretta,  142 
Miller.    Mary,    62 


INDEX 


Miller,   Nancy,  202 
Mliler,    Ruth.    32 
Milliugtcn,  Minerva,  172 
Miner,    Abram    V&rhees,    133 
Minicll,   Sarah   Edna,   19S 
Mluuer,  Mary,  93 
P.lirirlt,    Albertlne,   91 
Mitchell,  Levina,  62 
.Mitchell.    Lizzie.    177 
Moherman,    Libbie.   54 
Molyneaux,    Elien,    2fi4 
Monroe,  Jenette.   117 
Moody,  Anna  Caroline,  252 
Moon,   Clarissa,  177 
Mooney,    Lydia,    177 
Moore,    Emily,    27'> 
Moore,    Hattie,    260.   261 
Moore,  Joseph,  15 
Moore,    Mary,    143 
Morehead.    Minnie,    55 
Morgan,   Daniel   P.,  142 
Morgan,    Hannah.    137 
Morgan,    Susannah,    191 
Morris,    Charles   Lincoln,   134 
Morris,    Charlotte,   24S 
Morris,   Elizabeth,   37 
Morris,  Hester,  247 
Morris,    Jennie    May,    253 
Morris.    Mary    Augusta,    134 
Morris,   Maud  Ellen,  143 
Morris,    Rhoda,    24S 
Morrow,    John    Lentz,    240 
Morse,   Jason,    45 
Morse,   Nancy,  89 
Morse,  Teena  Harriet,  61 
Morss,   Wealthy,   236 
Moses,    Aurelia,    196 
Mosher,    Lydia,    2(^7 
Moshier,  John,   227 
Moss,    Jennie,   76 
Mount,   Sarah,   23S 
Mowers,    Mary    Ann,    255 
Muldoon,    Frank,    76 
Mull,  Nancy,  249 
Munerly,    Ann,    219 
Munn,    James.    49 
Munnel,    Bes.sie    Maude,   197 
Munnel,    William    A.,    197 
Munsch,    Barbara.   121 
Murdock,   Cordelia,  45 
Murphy,    Mary,    49 
Murray,    Maude,   S4 
Myers,   Vincent,   127 
Mytton,   Richard,   Sir,  3 

Nash,  Mary,  225 

Nasm'lth,  Elizabeth  Ann,  254 
Neff,   George  Washington,   Dr.,  144 
Neff,    Louretta,   41,    144 
Nellls,   Catherine,   1.55 
Nellis,   Rudolph,    152 
Nelson,    Eliza   Jane,    198 
Newklrk,    Rebecca.   104,   199 
Newman,    Flora,    265 
Newman,   Martha  Lenora,  91 
Nichols,    Fulton.   2.51 
Nichols.  John  Hugh  Kelse,  77 
Nichols.   Lucy  Shove,  77 

Nichols.  .  59 

NIver,  Alice  Maria.  121 
Nlver,    Emeroy   Allda,   122 
NIver,    Lemira,    121 
Nlver,   William    Harvey,   121 
Nix,    Mary,   ISO 
Noland,    John,    102 
North,    rhnrlea    D..    143 
North,   Harriet.  83 


North,  Harriet  Eliza.  r>l 
North,  Harrison,  148 
North,    Helen    Mar,    148 
North,    Lucy    s.,    7S 
Northrup,    Morgan   S.,   149 
Norton,   Charles   Mortimer,  10« 
Norton,    Edward    A.,    62 
Noxon,     Elizabeth,     160 
Noxon,    Fanny    H.    P.,    160 
Noxon,    James,    160 
Noxon,  James  Alan,  160 
Nyo,   Lllla   Maude,    193 

Ober,   Mary  Elizabeth,  271 
O'Brien,  Margaret,  78 
O'Dell,    Jennie    Lucy,    231 
ODell,    Matilda,   141 
Oelker.    Sophia,    233 
OGrady,   Helen,   191 
Oliver,   Isabella  Pugslcy,  63 
O'Neil,    Margaret,   50 
Orcott,   Abigail,   ,33 
Orcott,    Rhoannn.    34 
Ormlston,   Blanche.  71 
Ormsby.   Laura,    ISS 
Orr,    Sarah,    55 
Orton,   Esther  Riggs,  160 
Osman,    Thomas,    9 
Ovaitt,   Ida  Maria,  61 
Overton,   Justus.    39 
Overton,  Hannah,  39,  42 
Owen,   Abble,   102 
Owen,  Sarah,  19 

Packard,  Jane,   103 
Paige,    Casslus,    111 
Palelt,    William,    249 
Palmer,    Francis  A..   244 
Palmer.    Ida   Gertrude,   194 
Palmer,   Guy   Ely.   151 
Palmer,    Rensellaer,    151 
Pardee,   Harriet   Evallne,  195 
Park.    Irving    K..    220 
Parker,   John,    15 
Parker,    Lydia    Maria.    217 
Parker.   Margaret.   193 
ParesnII.    James.    15 
Parshall.   Abble.   136 
Parshall.  Abble  .Tnne.  71 
Parshall.  Abble  Winifred,  202 
Parshall,    Ahe]    Clark,    82 
Parshall.  Abigail.  21.  113 
Parshall.    Ahner    Page.    67 
Parshall.    Ada.    169 
Parshall.    Ada    Elizabeth,    2M 
Parshall.  Adalvn  Estelle,  237 
Parshall,   Ada   M..   166 
Parshall.    Addle    May.    213 
Parshall.    Adclberl.    15S.    262 
Parshall.    Adclmar.    157 
Parshall.   Artrnin   Jefferson,   2*^3 
Parshall,    Adrlcl,    SI,    165 
Parshall,    Agnes,    « 
Parshall,   Agnes   Mvm.   221 
Parshall.    Alan    West.    192 
Parshall.   Albert.   119.   146.   20*!,  251 
Parshall,    Albert   Junlln.    173 
Parshall,    Albert   Orlando,   8S,    168 
Parshall,    Albert   Sylvester.    140 
Parshall.    Albert    Wesley.    541 
Parshall,   Alrten   Wallace,   21* 
Parshall.    Alfred.    106 
rnrrhltl.    A'frcd    A  .    2fv'. 
Parshall,   Alfred   Fonl,   79,   1S1 
Parshall,   Alfred  OregnrT,   1S3,   254 
Parshall,    Alice.    I«.    jy? 
Parihtll,  Alice  D«llr,  Z7S 


INDEX 


ParBhall,  Alice    D.,    203  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alice  E.,  214  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alice    Genevieve,    193  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alice  Gertrude,  196  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alice   J..    213  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alia,    215  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alma,    206,    228  Parshall 

Parshall,  Almon,    119,    221  Parshall 

Parshall  Almon  Howard,  221  Parshal 

Parshall,  Almon  J.,  123  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alonzo  Ferrill,  189  Parshal 

Parshall,  Alpheus  Augustus,   248  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alphonzo  Clark,   262  Parshal 

Parshall.  Alphonso  G.,  85  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alrenia   Ann,    190  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alta    Lucy,    205  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alta  Nevada,  241  Parshall 

Parshall,  Althea  Julia.  208  Parshall 

Parshall,  Alvira  Elizabeth,   122  Parshal 

Parshall,  Amalia.   263  Parshall 

Parshall.  Amanda  Perry.  149  Parshall 

Parshall.  Amanda  Malvina.  112,   170  Parshall 

Parshall,  Amanda  Melvina.  71  Parshall 

Parshall.  Amasa.    59  Parshall 

Parshall.  Amasa   Louis.   116,   214  Parshall 

Parshall.  Ambrose.    159  Parshall 

Parshall.  Ambrose  Clark.  82  Parshall 

Parshall,  Amos,    65  Parshal 

Parshall.  Amos  D.  E.  F..  255  Parshal 

Parshall.  Amos    Root,    213  Parshall 

Parshall,  Amy,    221  Parshall 

Parshall.  Amy  Matilda,    111  Parshal: 

Parshall.  Amzi.  60.  116  Parshall 

Parshall.  Anderson   Quinn.    140,   243  Parshall 

Parshall,  Andolia   May.    215  Parshall 

Parshall.  Ann  Malinda.  137  Parshall 

Parshall,  Anna,   33,   37,   41,   42,   43,   57,   73,        Parshal 

75,  88  Parshal 

Parshall,  Anna   Louisa.    153  Parshall 

Parshall,  Anna  Ophelia,   84  Parshall 

Parshall,  Anna  V.,    150  Parshall 

Parshall,  Annie.    102  Parshall 

Parshall.  Annie  Hotchklss,  269  Parshall 

Parshall.  Annie  May.  251  Parshall 

Parshall.  Annie   V..    210  Parshall 

Parshall.  Anson  Charles.  255  Parshall 

Parshall.  Anson  Cornwall.   Hon..  78,  150  Parshall 

Parshall,  Archibald    Eugene.    231  Parshall 

Parshall,  Archibald  Galloway,  112,  206,  208       Parshal 

Parshall,  Arloe,   178  Parshal 

Parshall.  Arietta  Amanda,  129  Parshall 

Parshall,  Armine  Cazzad,  188  Parshal 

Parshall,  Arthur,   117  Parshall 

Parshall,  Arthur  Bunn,  255  265 

Parshall.  Arthur  Edgar.   197  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Arthur   James,    208  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Arthur  John,  196.  201  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Arthur   LeRoy.    200  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Arthur  Lamkin.  216  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Arthur  Parker,  213  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Asa   (51),  33.  34,   60  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Asa  (127),  59.  114  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Asa    (1451.    60  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Asa   (150),   31.   69.   124  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Asa  (395),  117.  219  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Asa    Irving.    124  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Atha,    220  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Belinda  Delia.  70  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Belle,    159.   166  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Belmont,  231  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Benjamin  (5).  8  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Benjamin    (23).   23.   25.   31,   35  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Benjamin  (58),  35.  69  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Benjamin    (139),    60  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Benj.   Carlisle,  65.  130,  232,  233  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Benonah,    140.   240  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Benonah   Harlan.  241  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Beriah  Gibson,  198  Parshall, 


Bernice  A.,  196 
Bessie  Belle.  224,  276 
Bessie   Fern,   208 
Bessie    Louise,    264 
Bethiah,   21,  23,   36 
Beulah  Josephine,  218 
Beulah  Thelma,   249 
Blanche    Adelia,    204 
Blanche  Marie,  244 
Boyd  Crumrine,  240 
Brazilla  Waterman,  209 
Bruce.    210 
Burton   Watson,   254 
Burton   William.  252 
Caleb.  28.  94.   185 
Caleb  Halsey.  70.  134 
Caroline.  143,  147.  274 
Caroline  Elizabeth.   160 
Caroline    Esther.    104,    218 
Caroline    Eunice.    127 
Caroline  M.,   185 
Caroline  Matilda,  68 
Caroline    May,    191 
Carrie.   124 
Carrie   Amelia.    275 
Carrie  M..   leo 
Carrie    May.    198 
Cassius   Clay.    167 
Catherine  Ann,  94 
Catherine  Crane,  196 
Catherine  Eliza,  233 
Catherine  Grace,  201 
Catherine  Maria,   271 
Catherine  Hester,  138 
Cecelia,    249 
Celestia.    179 
Celia.    127 
Celoy,    206 
Charity,    38,   40 
Charles,  65.  68.  127,  132.  182 
Charles.    Dr..   28 
Charles  Augustus.  211 
Charles    B..    210 
Charles  Boyd.    198 
Charles  Clinton.   129 
Charles  Deforest,  193 
Charles   Ernest.   243 
Charles   Franklin,    279 
Charles    Gibson,    275 
Charles   Hartson.    256 
Charles  Henry  (6181,  163,  261 
Charles  Henry  (654),  173 
Charles    Henrj'    (670),    177,    2 

Charles   Henry    (890),   227 
Charles  Henry    (1065).   265 
Charles  Humphrey.  92.   184 
Charles  Kimble.  129.  231 
Charles  Lewis,   208 
Charles   Nathaniel,   247 
Charles  Oscar,   131 
Charles  S.,   243 
Charles  Theodore,  264 
Charles  Tllton.  247 
Charlotte  Augusta.   149 
Charlotte  Lillian.  230 
Charlotte   Marie.    193 
Charlotte  Rexeville,   83 
Chauncey,    117.    218 
Chester,   117 
Chester  A.,  218 
Chester    Spaulding,    178 
Chester  Winn.   254 
Christian  Gass,   250 
Clarabelle.    194 
Clara  Jane,  200.  243 
Clarence  Stockton,  253 
Clarence   W.,    230 


I  N  D  K  X 


XI 


Parshall,    Clarissa   Cornelia,    178,    267 
Parshall,    Clarissa    Harlow,    81 
Parshall,    Clarissa.    155 
Parshall,    Clark,    199 
Parshall,    Clark   D,.    77,   14S 
Parshall,   Clark   Munnel,    198 
Parshall,    Claude    Coleman,    193 
Parshall,   Claude  Monroe,   166 
Parshall,   Clayton   Deforest.  201 
Parshall,    Cllde    William,    198 
Parshall,    Clifford,   221,  222 
Parshall,    Clinton,    98 
Parshall,   Clover   Morris,   263 
Parshall,   Cora  Estelle.  241 
Parshall,   Cora   Mabel,    173 
Parshall,   Cordie   Stanley,   220 
Parshall,  Cornelia  Maria,  165 
Parshall,    Dale   Ivan,   224 
Parshall,   Dana  Herman,   197 
Parshall,    Daniel    (711,    39,    77 
Parshall,    Daniel    (1061,    56,    101 
Parshall,    Daniel    (123),    59 
Parshall,   Daniel   (155),  65,  125 
Parshall,  Daniel   (199),  41,  76 
Parshall,   Daniel   (2291,   83,   162 
Parshall,   Daniel    (.523),   140 
Parshall,    Daniel    (792),   206 
Parshall,    Daniel   C,    114 
Parshall,  Daniel  Shove,  78,  150 
Parshall,  Darwin,  1S3 
Parshall,   David   (4),  8,   15,  20,  21,  22,  2«, 
Parshall,    David    (14),   20,    22,   26,    26.   27, 
Parshall,    David    (31),    25,    27,    35,    37 
Par.ihall.    David    (40),   27,   29     53 
Parshall.   David  (48),  ,33,  68,  59,  60,  110 
Parshall,    David    (661,   38,   74 
Parshall,    David    (66),    74 
Parshall,    David    (79),    44,    85,   87 
Parshall,  David  (97).  53.  93 
Parshall,    David    (108),   56,   107 
Parshall,   David   (128),  59.   115 
Parshall,    David    (12S9),   274 
Parshall,   David    (1290),  274 
Parshall,    David   Bayard.   96.   185 
Parshall,   David   Bogert,   186 
Parshall,   David  Purman,  108,  204 
Parshall.    David    Jefferson,    51,    88 
Parshall,    David   Newton.   193 
Parshall,    David    Sidney,    47,    169 
Parshall,    David    Steel,    254 
Parshall,    David   Terry,   70,    133 
Parshall.    David    Thomas,    147.    233 
Parshall,  David  Youngs,  75,  147 
Parshall,    Deborah,    .33.    57,    59,    110,   113 
Parshall,    Deborah    Alfarella,    208 
Parshall,   Deborah   Clark.   43,  79 
Parshall,   Deborah   Elizabeth.  209 
Parshall,    Delafleld,    245 
Parshall,    Delia.    49 
Parshall.    Delilah,    2.3,    25,    31 
Parshall,    Deliverance,    113 
Parshall,   Deslah,   49 
Parshall,    Desire,    25 
Parshall,    Dewey,    267 
Parshall,    DeWlIt,    ISO,   269 
Parshall,     DeWItt,     Hon.,    92,    ISO 
Parshall,   DeWItt  Clinton,  83.  167,  258 
Parshall,    DeWItt   Henry,   2S7 
Parshall,    Diana.    113 
Parshall,    Dlantha    M.,   267 
Parshall,   Don  Aaron,  195 
Parshall,   Dollle.   16S 
Parshall,  Dora  Ivoulsc.  262 
Parshall.    Dora    Marrln.    239 
Parshall.    Dorras.    198 
Parshall.  Dorothy.  78.  86.  268 
Parshall,   Dorotha  Ann,   8t 
Parsball,  Dorotha  Jeaoettc,  266 


Parshall,    Doshia,    22S 

Parshall,   DoURlaa  Ewell,  269 

Parshall,    Dutcher,    262 

Parshall,    Dyantha,    178 

Parshall.  Earl  Baker.  206 

Parshall.   Earl  Jonathan.  198 

Parshall,    Earl   LeKoy.   255 

Parshall.    Earl    K.,    172 

Parshall.   Edgar  Judson,   123 

Parshall,    Edith.    274 

Parshall.    Edith    Belle.    267 

Parshall.  Edith  Leanora.  226 

Parshall.    Edna.   226.    251 

Parshall,   Edna  Adderly.  221 

Parshall,  Edna  Elizabeth.  261 

Parshall,   Edna   May.   2X3.   276 

Parshall.    Edward.    116.    127 

Parshall,    Edward    Delos,    212 

Parshall,  Edward  E.,  280 

Parshall,    Edward    Everette,    192,    241 

Parshall,   Edward  Howell    128,  229 

Parshall,    Edward    L.,    169 

Parshall,   Edward  Louis,  208 

Parshall,    Edward    Pardee,    195 

Parshall,   Edward   Stewart,   275,   27« 

Parshall,    FIdwIn.    131,    182 

Parsball,   Edwin   Augustus,   115 

Parshall,    Edwin    Ellis.    189 

Parshall.    Edwin   W..    194 

Parshall.    Elbert  C.   86 
29        Parshall.    Elbert   Lewis.    173 
31        Parshall.   Eleanor  Crossett.   196 

Parshall.   Ellen   Charlotte,  207 

Parshall,   Ellen   L..  216 

Parshall,    Ellen    Llna,    264  I 

Parshall,   Ellen   Maria,   198 

Parshall,    Elephas,   86,    168 

Parshall,    Eli,    Gee.    105.    200 

Parshall.    Ell    Judd.    224 

Parshall.    Eliaa    (33),    25,    27,    37,    39,    40. 
41.   42 

Parshall,    Ellas   (64),   38,   72,   74 

Parshall,   Ellas  (,S7),  48.  87 

Parshall.    Ellas    (188),   73,    141 

Parshall,   Ellas  (502).   137 

Parshall,    Ellas    (12971,   274 

Parshall,   Ellas  Calvin,  244 

Parshall,    Ellas    I.,    172 

Parshall,    Ella   Seth,    139 
Parshall,   Ellna,   47 
Parshall,    Elisha,   65,    126 
Parshall,   Bllsha   Daniel,   106 
Parshall,   Eliza.  72,  93 
Parshall,   Elizabeth,    12,   13.   17.   18.  66.  ST. 
60,    65.    79.    91,    97,    99,    131,    143,    158, 
176.    188.    247,    274 
Parshall,   Elizabeth  Ann,  1.19.  243 
Parshall,   Elizabeth   Barker,  160 
Parshall,    Elizabeth    Frost,    149 
Parshall,    Ellzaholh   Gardiner.   8 
Parshall.    Elizabeth    Gorham.    125 
Parshall.    Elizabeth    H..    S2 
Parshall.  Elizabeth  Huldab.  159 
Parsholl.    Elizabeth    Kl.)d.    93 
Parshall.    Elizabeth    Lavanrhe,   8S 
Parshall.    Elizabeth    W..    ISO 
Parshall.    Ella    Augusta.    153 
Parshall.    Ella    Jane.    219 
Parshall.   Elmer  hpellmnn.  279 
Parshall.    Elolse.    196 
Panihall,    Elolso   Pelsuo,   £14 
Parsholl,    Elsie,    ,57 
Pomhall,    Elsie  Ann.   272 
Parshnll.    Elsie    .Marie.    243 
Parshall.    Emellne,    127 
Parshall.    Emeroy    Merle.    224 
Parshall,    Emily.    141.    146.    215 
Parsball,   Emily  Amelia.  SO' 


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INDEX 


Parshall,    Emily   Miranda.   115 
Parahail,    Emily    Roberts,    122 
Parsball,   Emma,   115,   19S,   199,  273 
Parshall,   Emma  Adelia,   130 
Parshall,   Emma  Annie,  133 
Parshall,    Emma   Bidwell,   128 
Parshall,    Emma    Jane,    184 
Parshall.    Emma,    Julia,    205 
Parshall,   Emma  Louise,  234 
Parshall,   Emory  Upton,  159 
Parshall,    Enos,    146 
Parshall,    Ernest  Chapin,   193 
Parshall,    Ernest    Robert,    225 
Parshall,    Ernest   Van    Arsdale,   235 
Parshall,    Ernest  Vogel,   227 
Parshall,    Estella.    157.    21S 
Parshall.    Estelle   Ann.    164 
Parshall.   Esther.   36 
Parshall,    Esther   Arloe,    267 
Parshall,    Ethel,    251 
Parshall,    Etta   E.,   109 
Parshall,    Etta    Gertrude,    201 
Parshall,    Etta   Jane.    198 
Parshall,   Eugene,   2S0 
Parshall,    Eugenie   E.,    230 
Parshall,    Experience,    19 
Parshall,    Eva    Belle,    258 
Parshall,    Evalenia,    243 
Parshall,   Eva  Maria,  241 
Parshall,  Ezra  K.,  92,  1S3 
Parshall,  Fannie  V.   R.,  208 
Parshall,   Fanny  Bethia,  95 
Parshall,    Fanny   Hall,   160 
Parshall,   Fanny  Lurene,   267 
Parshall,   Farrand  Coffin.   84,   164 
Parshall,    Fay,    222 
Parshall,    Flora,   159,   194 
Parshall,    Flora    M.,    223 
Parshall.    Florence,    192,    227,    263, 
Parshall,    Florence  Abbie,   203 
Parshall,  Florence  Alta.  263 
Parshall,    Florence    Irene,    260 
Parshall,   Florence  May,  235 
Parshall,   Flossie  Anna  May,  228 
Parshall,    Floyd  Arthur,   258 
Parshall,    Floyd    B..    162 
Parshall,  Floyd  Frank,  223 
Parshall,    Floyd    Merrit,    223 
Parshall,  Floyd  Ransom,  118 
Parshall,   Frances,   121,   127 
Parshall,     Frances    Elizabeth,    83 
Parshall.    Frances  Gertrude,  259 
Parshall.   Frances  Jane.  148 
Parshall.  Frances  Leone,  212 
Parshall,    Frances   Serepta,   134 
Parshall,    Francis,    125 
Parshall,    Francis   Albert,   278 
Parshall,  Francis  Rudolph,  200 
Parshall,   Frank,   205 
Parshall,   Prank  Carlton,  192 
Parshall,   Frank  Charles,  217 
Parshall,   Frank  D'Arcv,   265 
Parshall,    Frank  G.,   201,   256 
Parshall,    Frank   Israel,    257 
Parshall,    Frank   James,   171 
Parshall,    Frank   Karl,    167 
Parshall,   Frank   Luther,   184 
Parshall,   Frank  Miller,  205 
Parshall,    Frank    Otis,    231 
Parshall,    Frank    Pettigrew,   208 
Parshall.   Frank.   Williams.   191 
Parshall.    Frank    West.    192 
Parshall.    Franklin,   121 
Parshall.   Franklin   Stephen.  213 
Parshall.    Fred,    16S.    227 
Parshall,    Fred    Earl,    213 
Parshall.    Fred   Gibson.   205 
Parshall,    Fred    Sella,    153 


Parshall,   Frederick,   106.  201 
Parshall.   Frederick  Arthur.  217 
Parshall.    Frederick    Carlton.    167 
Parshall.    Frederick   Lincoln.    191 
Parshall.    Frederick   Ransom.   22) 
Parshall,   Frederick  Wilbur,   191 
Parshall,   Friend   Luman,   202 
Parshall,    Furman    Clark,    205 
Parshall,   Gage  Le  Grand.  264 
Parshall.    George.    25,    36,    44,    69,    83,    84, 

157,  257 
Parshall.  George  Baldwin,  217 
Parshall,   George  Beck,   135 
Parshall,    George   Bradford.   114.   211 
Parshall.    George   Clarence.    196 
Parshall.    George    Eggy.    13S.    240 
Parshall.  George  Francis,  173 
Parshall,  George  Frederick,  235 
Parshall,   George  Gregor,  230 

George  Hammond,   Dr.,   131,   234 

George  Hendee.   182 

George   Hotto.   69.   131 

George    Lorenzo,    71,    136 

George  Ransom,  210 

George    Rush,    252 

George   Sherman.   194 

George   Sherman.   Jr..   194 

George    Stranahan.    99,    193 

George  Warren,  132 

George  Washington,   S3,   120  163, 


Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Parshall 

230, 

Parshall.   Georgetta  Minerva,  278 

Parshall,    Genevieve.    237 

Gertrude   Deane.  240 
Gideon.    IftS.    206 
Gideon    Edgar.    129.    230 
Gilbert   (78).   44.   S4 
Gilbert    (245).    S6.    87,    167 
2G7  Parshall.   Gilbert   (632).   166 

Gilbert  Andrew  James.   253 

Gladys.    195 

Glenn.  206 

Glenwood    Renk.    255 

Goodsel   Buckingham,   274 

Grace,   222 

Grace    Belle,    164 

Grace  ButterHeld,  233 

Grace    Caroline,    233 

Grace  L..   163 

Grant.    206 

Grant    Loval.    223 

Guy  Clinton.   260 

Hamilton.   142 

Hannah.    .39.    67.    247 

Parshall.  Hannah  Jane.  139,  251 

Parshall.    Hannah   Julia.    134.    249 

Parshall,   Hannah  Larkin,  273 

Parshall,    Hannah    I.ovina,    272 
Hannah    Marcia,   170 
Hannah   Matilda,   144 
Harold,    231 

Parshall,   Harold   Chrlste,   194 

Parshall,    Harriet,    116,    174,    278 


Parshall 

Parshall, 

Parshall, 

Parshai: 

Parshall 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Parshpll, 

Parshall, 

Parshall, 

Parshall, 

Parshall, 

Parshall. 

Parshai 

Parshall. 

Parshall. 

Parshai 

Parshall. 

Parshall. 

Parshall. 

Parshai 


Parshai 
Parshai 
Parshai 


Harriet 
Harriet 


Adelma. 
Almira. 


Harriet    Amelia. 
Harriet    Aryetta. 


207 
114 
89 
125 
Harriet  Eleanor.  103 
Harriet    Elizabeth,   254 
Harriet  May,   192 
Harriet   Newell,    138 
Harris,    113 
Harry   Abel,    217 
Parshall,    Harry   Alfred,    199 
Parshall.    Harry    Clyde.    173 
Parshall.    Harry    Rimer.    228 
Parshall.    Harry   Gibson.    276 
Parshall.    Harry    Latonus.    260 


Parshall. 
ParshaM. 
Parshall. 
Parshall. 
Parshall. 
Parshall. 
Parshall. 
Parshall, 
Parshall. 
Parshai 


INDEX 

rarshall,  Harry   Raymond,  20S  Parshall 

Farshall,  Harry    T.,    2«0  Parshall', 

Parshall.  }larvey,   119.   141  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Hiirvcy  James.  232  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Harvey   John,    130,    232  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Hazel.    222  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Hazel   Dunn.  253  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Hazel    Esther.   205  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Hazel  Frances,  227  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Hazel   Marie.   228,  2S3  Parshall. 

Parshall.  H.    Matilda,    244  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Helen.    200  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Helen   Christene.   193  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Helen    Elizabeth.    277  Parsball, 

Parshall,  Helen   Esther.    160  Parshall. 

Parsliall.  Helen    L..    256  15, 

Parshall,  Helen   Louise,   265  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Helen    Mar.    148  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Helen    Mary,    155  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Helen    Ordelia.    260  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Heinan   Franklin,  Rev.,  196  Parshall, 

Parshall,  llendee,   92.    ISl  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Henrietta    Dey,    239  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Henrietta    Maria,    152  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Henrietta   Olivia,   152  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Henry    (298).   98  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Henry    (373).   115.   212  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Henry    (522).    140.   242  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Henry    August,    237  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Henry  Clay.  85,  167  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Henry    Daniel,    225  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Henry    E..   SS.   172  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Henry   Elmer,   228  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Henry  J..  127  Parsball. 

Parshall.  Herbert.    205  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Herbert  Henry,  191  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Herbert  Morgan.  202  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Hezekiah,  97  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Hiram  Willard.  214.  216  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Holmes  Hollister.  261  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Homer   Ellsworth.   268  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Homer   Hans,    268  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Howard    Percival,    221  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Howard  Arthur.  255  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Horace  Field.  171  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Herbert    Earl.    193  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Hugh  Chapin.   193  Parshall. 

Parshall,  Hugh   MeGuirc.   191  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Hugh  Raymond.  192  Parshall. 

Parshall,  lehabod   King,  251  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Ida.   2iiO  Parsball, 

Parshall.  Ida  Adelaide.  203  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Ida.    Belle.   249  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Iinogene.   239  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Inez.   195  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Ira.    59.    113  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Ira  John    (819).   211  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Ira  John   (1281),  211  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Ira    Selby,    178  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Irene    Matilda.    278  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Irving    B..    166  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isaac.  60.  98.   189  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isaac   B..    125  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isaac   Coldron.    146  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isaac  Enos  Coldron.  250  Parshnll. 

Parshall,  Isaac   H..   20«  Parshall, 

Parshall.  Isaac    Hainilton.    244  Parshall. 

Parsha!!.  Isaac    Randolph,    249  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isaac   Ransom.   112.  209  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isaac    Selector.    114  Parshall. 

Parsball.  Isaac   Slater.   248  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isabella    Dill.    18«  Parshall. 

Parsball.  Isabelle.    125  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Isabelle   Editb.  255  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Israel  (3).  8.  9.  15,  17.  19.  20.  21,        Parshall. 

22  29  Parshall, 

Parshall,  Israel    (11),    19.    20.    23.    24.   .11  Parshall. 

Parshall.  Israel    (21),  23,   25.   31,   32,   34  Parshall, 


Israel   (47).   23.  31,  33,  D7,  U 
Israel  (56).  35.  65.  6« 
Israel    (74).    43,    79 
Israel    (112),   57.   59,   110 
Israel    (131).   69 
Israel  (144).  60,  121,  122 
Israel  A.,  155,  256 
Israel    D,.   113.  210 
Israel    Jay,    224 
Israel   Peter,  208 
Ivia   Lillian.   247 
Jacob    (109).    ,^6.    108 
Jacob    (288).    97.    JS8 
Jacob   Cook,    100.   195 
James  (1),  7,  S.  9.  10,  12.  13,  14, 
29 

James  (8),  17,  20 
James    (20).   23.    25.   30.    31 
James   (.■'.7),   26.   27,   43,  45 
James  (73),  4.1,  77 
James   (92),   30,   31,  52,  90 
James    (lOo),    54,   97 
James    (170),    68 
James  (1S9),  73,  145 
James    (2^0),   97 
James    (215),    155 
James  (306),  31.  100.  194 
James    (592),    157 
James   (678).   179.   268 
James  Alexander.  101,  199 
James  Ayre,   152 
James  Carlisle  (57).  35.  67 
James  Carlisle  (477).  131,  233 
James   Carlow.    75.    146 
James  Charles.   235 
James   C.    280 
James   Clark    (218).    82 
James   Clark    (607),   160,    259 
James    Eltel.    26S 
James  Everette,   88.   171 
James  Giles.  84.  161 
James  Grant,  223 
James   Henry.    131.   233.   257 
James    Jay.    195 
James  Judson.  1.*.  263 
James  Joseph.   26S 
James   KIdd.    94 
James    L..    136 

James  Lawrence.  69.  132.  137 
James   M..    142,    246 
James   Milton.   94.   1S4 
James   Nichols.    79.    151 
.lames  Norman.  267 
James  Patterson.  249 
James    T.,     252 
James  Tel  I  Iff,   197 
Jamca   Tlsdale,   146.    250 
James    W..    194 
James  Wallare,    196 
James    Worthlngton.    Dr..    244 
Jane.  72.  116.   140 
Jane    A..    151 
Jean  Lois.  225 
Jcanctlc    Strntlon.    100 
Jemima.    19.    23.    92 
Jennie    R..   197 
Jennie    E     I.  .    ?■"« 
Jennie    r 
Jennie  J' 
Jennie    M  ' 

Jennie    Wllkln-iii.    119 
Jeremiah    H..    146 
Jerusha.    3.3 
Jesse  (21).  23.  24.  31 
Je»«e    (.v.).    33.    «S 
Jesse    (149).    69 
Jes»»    (9«).    52.    »J 
Jcuo  (t5«).  «5.  la.   IK 


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INDEX 

Parshall 

Jesse  (212),  154 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jesse   (442),   126,   226 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jesse    B.,    218 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jesse  Coldren,  252 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jessie  Dorothy,  191 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jessie    Locke,    243 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jessie    May,    249 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

Jessie  Milton,  247 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jetta   Blanche,    1S9 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jimmie   Ellen,    251 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Joanna,    17,   23,   32 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Joanna  Swezey,  17 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   (38),  26,  27,  46,  51 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John  (82),  47 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    (104),   56,   100 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   (114),   57 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    (159),    65,    128 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    (1S6),  72,   140 

Parshall, 

Parsholl 

John    (255),    89,    172 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    (258),    90,    174 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    (296),    98 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    (344),   113 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   (5211,   140,  242 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   (550),   146,  248 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    A.,    45 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Abel,    82,    157 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Alexander,    Dr.,   148 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Allen.   274,   275 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   B.,   92,    183 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John  Benjamin  (572),  151,  254 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Benjamin   (1014).  254 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Budd,   76 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John  Byron,  128 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John  Carlow,  147 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Dewev.   115 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    F.,    279 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Frank.    173,    262 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    H.,    113 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Harmon,   204 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Harmon.   Dr.,   107,   202 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Harry,   265 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Henry,    213,    255 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Hickey,    271,    273 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Lever,    207 

Parshall 

Parshall 

John   Melvin   (669),   177.   264 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Melvin   (1258).   264 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Miner,    160 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John  Morrison,  239 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John    Munnell    (299),    98,    190 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John  Munnell  (728).  192 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John   R.,   196 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John    Randolnh    Hill,    249 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John    Rudolph,   199 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John    Snook.    182 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

John    Stephen.    278 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John  Wesley.   119 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

John   Wiley.    119.    222 

Parshall 

Parshall 

John    William.    243 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jonas    Alvin.    257 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Jonas  Israel.   156.   256 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jonathan    (18),   10.   20,  21,  22,  26, 

Parshall 

2 

1.    28.    29.    31 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Jonathan    (39),    27,    29,   52.   53 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Jonathan  H..  114 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Jonathan   Knapp.   272.   273 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Jonathan   Wilkin.   198 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Joseph    (259.   90.   177 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Joseph    (309),   101,   197 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Joseph    (708).   188 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Joseph   Alvin,    132 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Joseph    Eaden,   257 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

Joseph    Preston    (675),   178,   266 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Joseph  Preston   (1075),  267 

Parshall, 

Parshall 

Josephine,  227 

Parshall 

Parshall 

Josiah,    41,    76 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

Judson   H.,   124 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

Julia,   12?.   129.   209 

Parshall. 

Parshall 

Julia  Ann,  174 

Parshall 

263 


112 


260 


233 


Julia   Estella,   212 
Julia  Heusted,  129 
Julia   May.    257 
Juliette,    119 
Julian  Grenville, 
Julius   Earl,    257 
Karl  Alfred,  163 
Kate,    193 

Kate  Louise  Fry,  260 
Katharine,    180 
Keziah,    18,    33, 
Lamont   Blakely, 
Laoml,  278 
Laura,   238,   244 
Latonus  J.,  162, 
L.   Celestia.  219 
Lee.   159,   258 
Lemira,  69,  121 
Lemuel,    189 
Lena,    251 
Lena  Belle,   262 
Lena    May,    264 
Lenora    Adell.    123 
Leo    Irwin.    244 
Leon  M..   208 
LeRoy,    258 
LeRoy    Dwight,    153 
Leroy    Lloyd,    155 
Lesby  Caroline,   117 
Levi,   S3 

Levi    Penny,   139 
Levi  Thayer,   112.   207 
LeVinnle  Rose.  201 
Lewanna.    240 
Lewis    (70),    39,    41,   76,   77 
Lewis   (198),   41,   76 
Lewis    (889),    227 
Lillian  Margaret, 
Linda,    75 
Lisette.   268 
Lizzie,    227 
Florence,  205 
Lois,    57 
Lot.    116.    217 
Lottie    Belle, 
Lottie  Irene, 
Louis   Avers,   266 
Louis   Gilbert,    164 
Louis  Henry,   265 
Louis   Melville,    198 
Louisa.   63.   113,  250 
Louisa   P.,    245 
Louisa    Manetie.    213 
Louise  Marie.  151 
Louretta,    144 
Lucinda,    102 
Lucinda   Marion,   190 
Lucius.    227 
Lucretia.    59 
Lucy.    44.    59 
Lucy  Ann.  108.  208 
Lucv  Elizabeth.  152 
Lucy    Ella.    119 
Lucy   Howard.    207 
Lucy   bliove,  79 
Luella   May,   264 
Luke,  116 
Lulu,    162 

Lumas  Arthur,  208 
Luna  Eugenia,  201 
Ijuna    Rose,    118 
Lura   Mae,    202 
Luther   (142),   60.   120. 
Luther   (404).   119,   220 
Lydia.   33.  52.   57.  67,  90 
I-yrlia    Elmira,    272 
Lyman,    127 
Lyman    Bradley,    135,    237 


217 
196 


122 


INDEX 


Parshall.   Lyman  S.,  114 

Parshnll,   Lynn   George,   163,   261 

Parshall.   Lvnne  J.,  224 

Parshall.    Mabel.    217 

Parshall,  Mabel  Christina.  198 

Parshall.    Mabel   Louise.   244 

Parshall.    M.    Addle,    215 

Parshall,    Marcellus,   241 

Parshall.    Margaret.   S,    14,   97.  103,   1S7,   2S0 

Parshall,    Margaret   A..    190 

Parshall.  Mar,garet  Elizabeth,  249 

Parshall.   Margaret  Gilmer,  196 

Parshall.    Margaret    May.    204 

Parshall,    MnrRaret    Pearl,    189 

Parshall,    Margaret   Rebecca,   279 

Parshall,    Margery,   1S3 

Parshall,     Marguerite,    259 

Parshall,    Maria,    48.   92,    142,    213 

Parshall,    Marie  Amelia,   196 

Parshall,    Marjorle    Bowers,   93 

Parshall,    Mark,    116.   117 

Parshall.  Mark  F..  280 

Parshall.    Mark    .1.,    210 

Parshall,  Marshall  Curtis.  194 

Parshall,    Martha,    117 

Parshall,    Martha  E..  194 

Parshall,    Martin   J.,    190 

Parshall,    Mary,    S,    9,    14,    20,    68,    8S.    101, 

109,    113,    119.    126.    141,   198.   209,   222, 

246.    274.    278 
Parshall.  Mary  Ada,  200 
Parshall.   Mary  Adella.  204 
Parshall.    Mary   Blanche,   173 
Parshall,   Marv  Catherine,  76,   190 
Parshall,    Mary    E,,    214 
Parshall,   Mary   Eliza.   S5 
Parshall.    Marv    Elizabeth,    131,    135.    147. 

156,  198,   210,  244 
Parshall,    Mary  F.lla,  18 
Parghall.    Mary  F.niilv.  !97 
Parshall,    Vnvy  Krta.  SiM 
Parshall,   Mary  Gardiner,  20 
Parshall,   Mary  Geneva,   216 
Parshall.     Mary    Jane,    93,    131.    137,    145. 

241.    243 
Parshall.    .Mary   Kate,    257 
Parshall,     Marv    L.,    164 
Parshall,  Mary  Louise,  132,  160 
Parshall.    Mary  Maria.   196 
Parshall.   Mary  Virginia.  148 
Parshall.    Matilda.    67.    190 
Parshall.    Mattie   M..    124 
Parshall.    Maud.   250 
Parshall.    Maude    Ellen.    195 
Parshall.   Maude  Elizabeth.  193 
Parshall.    Maude   L..    230 
Parshall.   Maudn  Luella.  167 
Parshall,     May    Catherine,    201 
Parshall,   Mehltabel,   26,   27.  47 
Piirahall,     Melvln    C,    200 
Parshall,    Mercy,   60 
Parshall,    Merrlt,   122,   223 
Parshall,    Merrlt    Maurice,    223 
Parshall,    Mcrfon   Elwood,  262 
Parshall,  Michael  A.  Cox,  246 
Parshall,    Milan    Grant,    123,    224 
Parshall,    Mildred.    169,    231 
Parshall,  Miles  Farquehar,  116,  216 
Parshall,  Millis  Lincoln.  122.  224 
Parshall.   Minis  Vincent,  224 
Parshall,    Milton,    93 
Parshall,    Milton   Chatman,   122,   223 
Parshall,  Minn  Anne,  219 
Parshall.   Miner,   43,   » 
Parshall.   Miner  Cornwall.  78.  149 
Parshall.    Minerva  Cole,   121 
Parshall,    Minnie,    \SX.    211 
Parshall,  Mlnnlo  Eslellc.  265 


Parshall,    Moses    (95),    29,   S2,   92 
Parshall,    Moses    (111),   56,    109 
Parshall,    Moses   Hull,   115,   212 
Parshall,   Myron.  1>'8 
Parshall,   Myrtle,  2S0 
Parshall,   Nancy,  53,  56,  9S,  99,  US 
Parshall,    Nancy    Ann,    110 
Parshall,    Nancy   .M.,   191 
Parshall,    Nancy    Maria,    107 
Parshall,    Nathan,    52,    90 
Parshall,  Nathaniel  (1S4),  72,  136 
Parshall,   Nathaniel   (526),  140,  243 
Parshall,    Nathaniel    (545),    146,    247 
Parshall,   Nathaniel  Hass,   139 
Parshnll,   Nell,   252 
Parshall,    Nellie,    159 
Parshall,    Nellie   LIndnll,   228 
Parshnll,    Nellie    .M..    193 
Parshall.    Nellie    .May.    257 
Parshall.  Nellie  Raymond.  258 
Parshall.    Nelson.    1(2 
Parshall,   Nelson  Clarke,  126,  225 
Parshall,    Nettie    M..    230 
Parshall,  Newman  Ames.  265 
Parshall.   Nicholas   Morgan.   107 
Parshall,    Nina    Hazel,    262 
Parshall,    N.    Louise,    244 
Parshall,  Norman  A.,  114 
Parshall,   Olive,   117 
Parshall,   Olive  Helen.   198 
Parshnll.    Olive    Louise.    264 
Parshnll.    Oliver.    137.    239 
Parshall,   Olivia   Adella,   255 
Parshall,   Olivia  Theresa,  86 
Parshall,  Oren,  92 
Parshall,  Orestes  Horace.  149 
Parshall.    Orlando   G.,    190 
Parshall,  Orlina,  109 
Parshall,    Ortense.    155 
Parshall,   Otis   Kimble,   65.  129 
Parshnll,    Paul,    126,    227 
Parshall,   Paul   B..  200 
Parshall,    Pearl,   21S 
Parshall,    Pearl    Estella,   257 
Parshnll,   Pearllo  James,  202 
Parshall,  Pearl  Pearless,   191 
Parshall,  Perclval  Windsor,  223 
Parshall,    Permllla,    48 
Parshall,  Peter,  S3,  162 
Pnrshall,   Peter  Cross,   276 
Parshall,   Phebe,   47 
Parshnll,   Phebo  Ann,  SS,   170 
Parshnll,   Phebe  Melissa,  210 
Pnrshall,    Phebe   Patterson.  249 
Parshnll.  Philip  Alfred,  201 
Parshnll,   Phinena,   23,   25 
Pnrahnll,   Phoeba  Ada,  23S 
Parshnll,    Phvla  Adcll,   120 
Parshall,    PoUy,    31 
Parshall,   PoIIt  Hammond,  32 
Pnrshall,    Polly    M.,    114 
Parshall,   Prlsdlla,   16S,  176 
Parshnll,   Prudence  Louise,  231 
Parshall,    Rachel,    9S 
Pnrshall.    Knrhcl    Adalln*,    lOS 
rnrshnll,   Ralph   Ransom.   244 
Pnrshall.    Ransom.    6i>.    1H 
rnrshnll.    Unymon    D..   224 
PnrHhnll.   Hniisom  N.,  121.  123 
Parshnll.    RBymond  Curtis,  167 
rnr«hnll.    llnvmnnd   Pnlmer.   214 
Parshnll,    Rcbc.ca,   9<1,    177,    17* 
Pnrshall.    Itrnhcn.    HI.    273 
Parshnll.  Reuben  Joprs.  274 
Pnrshall.   Revllo   Ford     R»v  .   7S.   I5S 
Parshnll.    Reievllle.    IW.    15« 
rarshall.    Richard   Ellsha.   127.   ti» 
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INDEX 

Rhoda,   81,   190  Parshall, 

Rhoda  Ann,  98  Parshall, 

Robert    Asahel,    82,    15S  Parshall, 

Robert    Frank,    252  Parshall, 

Robert  Lavton,  125,  225  Parshall, 

Robert   Soffard,   274  Parshall, 

Robert    Vincent,    246  Parshall, 

Robert  Vincent,   Dr.,  246  Parsha'l, 

Robert    Aubrey,    193  Parshall, 

Rosalie  Van    Tile,   211  Parshall, 

Rosaline   May,    208  Parshall, 

Rossman    Jordan,    182,    269  Parshall, 

Rossman   Thurber,   269  Parshall, 

Rowena,    213  Parshall, 

Roy    Nathan,    264  Parshall, 

Rozedna,   214  Parshall, 

Ruby,    60  Parshall, 

Rufus    (158),    65,    127  Parshall, 

Rufus    (4571,    127  Parshall, 

Ruth,   33.   57.   59.   62  Parshall, 

Ruth.   Athalia.  203  I'arshalt. 

Ruth    Elizabeth.    113  Parshall. 

Ruth   Howell.   32  Parshall, 

Ruth    May,    255  Parshall, 

Sally,   53  Parshall, 

Samuel   (44).   29.   31.  54,   56  Parshall, 

Samuel    (101),   54,  98  Parshall, 

Samuel    (130),  59  Parshall, 

Samuel    (154),   65  Parshall, 

Samuel  (2S7),  97,  187  Parshall, 

Samuel  (302)    99.  192  Parshall, 

Samuel    (310),    101,    199  Parshall, 

Samuel    (720).    190  Parshall. 

Samuel  Chapin.  193  Parshall. 

Samuel    Dale,    193  Parshall. 

Samuel    Eugene.    129,    231  Parshall, 

Samuel   James.   263  Parshall. 

Samuel   N..   109  Parshall, 

Samuel  Wilson.   195  Parshall. 
Sarah,   21,   36,   54,  59,  96    97,   102,        Parshall, 

:6,    198  Parshall, 

Sarah  Ann.  120,  146,  175,  249  Parshall, 

Sarah   Belle,   248  Parshall, 

Sarah    C,    114  Parshall, 

Sarah    Cronover.    110  Parshall, 

Sarah   Ellen,   232  Parshall, 

Sahar  Helen,  144  Parshall, 

Sarah   Hortense,  170  Parshall, 

Sarah   Jane,    117,    179  Parshall, 

Sarah  Jemlna  Garrison,  138  Parshall, 

Sarah   Lenfesty,   76  Parshall, 

Sarah  Louise,  130,  135,  233  Parshall, 

Sarah   Maria,   243  Parshall. 

Sarah    N..    1S5  Parshall, 

Sarah  Warner,   268  Parshall, 

Schuyler,   92.   1S2  Parshall, 

Seles,    25  Parshall, 

Serena   T.,    190  Parshall, 

Seymour    W.,    190  Parshall. 

Sibvl.    25.    27,    46  Parshall, 

Sibyl   White,    25,    27  Parshall, 

Silas   Norman,   179  Parshall, 

Sophia,    113  Parshall, 

Sophia    Elizabeth,    233  Parshall, 

Sophronia,    106,    201  Parshall, 

Stanley  Banfield,  200  Parshall, 

Stanley   Bigelow,   255  Parshall, 

Statira,    106  Parshall, 

Stephen,   116,   215  Parshall, 

Stephen    Calvin,    144  Parshall, 

Stephen   Tillson,  87  Parshall, 

Stockton  Thomas,  150,  253  Parshall, 

Submit,    67  Parshall, 

Susan,  67.  93.  120  Parshall, 

Susan   Maria.   139  Parshall, 

Susannah,   61,   98,   118,   121  Parshall, 

Susie   M.,    124  Parshall, 

Sydney   Gardner,   200  Parshall, 


Ten  Eyck  (603),  159,  166 
Ten   Eyck    (1039),   25S 
Terry   (113),  57,  112 
Terry    (357),    113 
Terry    (&15I,    210 
Thayer  Peter,  208 
Thirza,    140,    262 
Thirza  Lovena,  241 
Thomas   (43),   28 
Thomas   (107),  56,  105,   106 
Thomas    Keeney    (140),    60,   117 
Thomas  Keeney  (400),  US 
Thomas  Wardle,  135,  237 
Timothy   Brown,   117,   218 
Truman  T.,  226 
Ulysses,    243 
Ursula,  121,   122 
Van   Miller,   266 
Vernon  Elmer,   193 
Vernon  Vincent,  244 
Vesta,  245 

Vincent  (390),  117,  217 
Vincent    (52S),    141,    244 
Violet  Blanche,  252 
Wallace  Dickey,  l(t5 
Wallace   Jacob,    1S8 
Walling,   1S9 
Walter   Byrnes,   217 
Walter  Corwiu,  270 
Ward,  266 
Warren  Miles,  255 
Wesley,    119,    222 
Wesley  Warren   (236),  194 
Wesley    Warren    (1121),    194 
Wilhelmina,  237 
Wilhelmina    Schenck,    135 
Willard  De  P.,  173 
William,  273 
William  (105),  56 
William    (134),   59 
William   (152),  65 
William    (172),   68 
William    (221),    82 
William    (222),    82,    160,    161 
William  (455),  125 
William    (551),    146,    250 
William  1594),  157 
William    (748),    198 
William   (947),  241 
William   (980),  248 
William   (1040),  259 
William    (1232),  274 
William    (13151,   278 
William  Albert,   211 
William   Allen.    182.   276 
William  Ambrose,  158 
William    Andrews,    185,    269 
William    Barker,   160,    259 
William  Clinton,  259 
William    Dennis,    196 
William   Dunn,    147,   262 
William  Edgar,  243 
William   E.    E.,   241 
William  Everette,  193 
William   Ferguson,    137,   238 
William  Grove,  141,  245 
M'illiam  Harrison,   140 
William    Hazard,    279,    280 
William    Henry    (683),    ISO,   268 
William  Henrv  (934),  239 
William    Henry    (1022),   255 
William  Henrv   (1213),  239 
William  Henry   (1319),  278,   279 
William    Henrv    Harrison,    191 
William   J.,   2S0 
William  James.  131,  246 
William  Klein,   217 
William    L.,    200 


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Parshall,    William    R.,    218 

Parshall.   William    Reed.   252 

Parshall.    William    Royal.    228 

Parshall,   William  Shreve,  107,  203 

Parshall,  William  Smith,  266 

Parshall,   William  T..  113 

Parshall,    William   Thomas,   219 

Parshall,  William  V..  219 

Parshall.  William  Valentino  (475).  131.  233 

Parshall.   William  Valentine   (911),  233 

Parshall.   William   Walter.   156 

Parshall.    William    Worthlngton,    245 

Parshall.    Willie    Ernest,    201 

Parshall,  Willie  Gilbert,   164 

Parshall,    Willie  H.,   229 

Parshall,    Winnifred.    193 

Parshall.   Zachary  Taylor,  117,  220 

Parshil,    Mary.    19 

Parsons.   Salome,  ine 

Patterson,   Albert   Enlow.   145 

Patterson,  Edward  Leonard,  51 

Patterson.    James,    145 

Patterson.    Phebe.   248 

Patton.  Jane.  14S 

Paul.   Margaret.   IM 

Payne.    Dolly.    :14 

Payne.    Mary,   24.1 

Pearsall.  Elizabeth,  6 

Pearsall.  Humphrey,  5 

Pearsall,  James.  15 

Pearsall,   Joan,   6 

Pearsall.    John,   6 

Pearsall,    John.    Rev.,    5 

Pearsall.  Joire.   6 

Pearsall,  Lawrenee.  6 

Pearsall.  Robert  Luras  de,  6 

Peart.    Minnie    I!.,   104 

Pease,  Clarissa.  245 

Pease,   Ruth.   267 

Peek.   Eliza.   S2 

Peek,    Melvlna    A..    107 

Peckens.  David.  Ill 

Peckens.   Jane.    Ill 

Peckens.  Laura.  Ill 

Peckens.   Levi.   Ill 

Peckens.  Lvioy.   110 

Pelgmann.    Caroline.   233 

Pelsue,    Eloise,    130 

Pennell,  Thomas,  fi 

Perkins.   Mary  Griffin,   182 

Perry.  Nathan.  27 

Pershale,   ,    1 

Pershall.  Adam  de.  Sir,  2.  3 
Pershall.   Agnes   Estellc,   2.36 
Pershall.  Anna  Hadley.  236 
Pershall.  Anna  Maria.  6 
Pershall.  Anne.  4 
Pershall.  Arabella.  5 
Pershall,  Benjamin.  12 
PershaP.    I^ridpet.    4 
Pershall.  Catherine.  3 
Pershall,    David.   12 
Pershall.    David   Deck,   13,3,  235 
Pershall.  David  Terry,  133 
Pershall.    Dorothy.   4 
Pershall.  Edmond.  fi,  7 
Pershall.   Edmundua.  7 
Pershall.    Elizabeth.    4 
Pershall.  Elizabeth  Maria.  6 
Pershall.   Ellen   Louise,  23G 
Pershall,   Frances.   6 
Pershall.   Henry.   4 
Pershall.  Henry  LcRoy.  133,  236 
Pershall.   Hugh.    3 
Persha'l.  Humphrey.  3.  4,  6 
Pershall.  Israel.  12 
Pershall.  James.  12 
Pershall,   Jane,   4 


Pershall.  Jocosn,  3 

Pershall.    Johanna,    3 

Pershall,    John,    4.    6.    6 

Pershall.  Josephine  Slolc,  236 

Pershall.   .Margaret,  3,  B,  12 

Pershall.    .Mary.    12 

Pershall,  RIchnrd.   Sir.  2.  3.  4,  7 

Pershall.   Richard  de.  Sir.  2 

Pershall.   Robertus.  7 

Pershall,   Sparry.   6 

Pershall.  Thomas.  Sir.  3 

Pershall.   Thomas.  4.   B,   7 

Pershall.  William.  Sir,  4 

Peshall.   Edmond.  7 

Peyrsall.    Humphrey,  6 

Phelps.   Sallna.   124 

Phillips.  Mary.  71 

Phillips.   Nancy.  2.')2 

Phipp.   Phllana.  110 

Pier.   Elvira.   164.  165 

Pierce.    Laura   S.,   166 

Piersol.  Ella.  275 

Pike.    Sarah.    109 

Pinch.   Caroline  Louise,  128 

Pinch.    Marie,   128 

Phlnncy.   Eliza,  150 

Pitkin,    William,   40 

Pittlnger,  Mattle,  201 

Pitts.  Denjamln,  US,  1C2 

Pitta,   Clarinda,   83 

Pitts.  Elizabeth.  84 

Pitts.  Ordella.  162 

Poland.   Mary.   187 

Polhemus.  Elizabeth.  61 

Pomeroy.  George  Eltweed,  141 

Porter.  Aaron.  98 

Porter,  George.  142.  143 

Porter.   Edward  TllTIn.  142.  143 

Porter.   Elizabeth.  142 

Porter.  Maria.  264 

Porter,  Joseph.  98 

Porter.    Robert.   97 

Post,   Sarah   Clark.   13 

Potter.  Nancy  Martin.  208 

Potter.   Susan.   6S 

Poulson,  Lizzie  Kennedy,  91 

Powell.  Anna.  265 

Pratt.    Mary.   220 

Prosser.  .  75 

Pressler.   Levi.  211 
Preston.   Elizabeth.  178 
Price.    Robert.   274 
Price,   Christopher,  93 
Price,    John.   93 
Price.  John    Manly.  93 
Pringlc.  .Martha.  1S2 
Prior.  James.  77 

Presser.   .   75 

Prouty.   Phebe.  226 
Pryne.  Jennie.   2(V, 
Pngslcv.    Isabella.   68 
Purceli.    Daniel.  inS 
Purinlon.  Emily  Mellnda,  S$ 

Quackenhush.    Charity.   44 

Quackenbush.    .    43 

Qunil.    Charles.   67.   6.8 
Quail.  Jiimes  Tfmony,  67,  68 
Quail.   Wllllnm.    67 
Querk.    Mary    Ellen.   254 
Quick.   Julia   Ann.   248 
Quince.  Annie.  573 
RamaKc.   Cordelia.   143 
Randall.  Angrllro.  127 
Rankin.   Emily   M«.  Ill 
Ranrey.  Julia  F...  IH 
Rawlinn.    Mnrllnelle.  »4 
Ray,    Richmond.    :i4 


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Raynor,  Eugene  NicoII,  95 
Raynor,   Mary   Elizabeth,  94 
Raynor,  William,  94 
Raynor,  William  Edgar.  94 
Reed,  Albert  Henry,  210 
Reed.   Ella.  198 
Reeve,  Daniel,  19,  38 
Reeve.   Experience,  19,  20 
Reeve.  Jesse.  38 
Reeve.  Polly,  42 
Reily.  Bridget.  67 
Remington.   Maria  Waty,  109 
Renk.   Mayme  Elizabeth,  255 
Rentole,   Mary.   159 
Reynolds,   Phebe  J..  80 
Reynolds.  Sarah.  118 
Rhoads,   Mary  Anne,   144 
Rhodes,   Charles.   63 
Rhodes.  Lydia.  134 
Rice,    Mary.    196 
Rich.   Lucy  A.,  79 
Rich,  Sally  A..  78 
Richardson.  Esther  Ann.  99 
Richardson.   Hannah,   227 
Richardson.   Joseph,   99 
Richmond.  Ann  J..  167 
Richmond.   Denison,  183 
Richmond.    Denison   J.,   182 
Richmond.  Mary  Parshall.  183 
Richmond.    Schuyler   Parshall,   183 
Rickaby.    Elizabeth.   157 
Rickard.  Earnest  Thomas.  95 
Ricks.  Little.  153 
Rightmlre.   Lucy  R.,   261 
Rightor.    Sarah.  88 
Riner.    Catherine.    238 
Risley.   Sarah.   275 
Robblns.  Mary  E.,  241 
Roberts,  Abigail.  80 
Roberts.  Caroline.  217 
Roberts.  Emily,  122 
Roberts,  Emma,  120 
Roberts.   Harriet.  220 
Roberts.  Guy  Nelson,  61 
Roberts.  Henry,  60 
Roberts.  Isaac  Parshall,  61 
Roberts.  Mary  Maria,  61 
Roberts,   Sarah  R..  61_ 
Robinson.   Amanda,  153 
Robinson,   Dewitt  Clinton,  70 
Robinson,    Helen   Augusta.   141 
Robinson,   Israel   Franklin.  70 
Robinson,  Miranda  Adelia,  70 
Robinson,    Nathan.   115 
Robinson.   Otis  Chapman.   Dr.,  70 
Robinson.    Terry   Parshall.   70 
Robinson.    Thomas   F.,    196 

Robinson.   .   53 

Robson.   Edward.   62 
Robson.    John.    126 
Roby.    Mary    Ann.    157 
Rodawald.  Matilda  J..  198 
Rodgers.    Maria.    200 
Rodman.   Charles  W.,   191 
Roe.  Henrietta,  37 

Rogers.   .   176 

Rolason,  T.   F..  63 
Rolleston,    Isabella,   4 
Rolleston,  Thomas.  7 
Rood.   Helen.   102 
Rooke.   Catherine  Eliza.   233 
Root.  Amos,  114.   212 
Root,  Amos  Stiles,   114 
Root,  Erastus.  155 
Root.  Lucina.  212 
Root,  Mark  Stiles,  115 
Rose.  A.   T.,  43 
Roae,  David,  54,  65 


Rose.    Ezra,    Dr.,    55 
Rose,  James,  55 
Rose,   Jesse,   64.   102 
Rose,  John.  55,  102 
Rose.  Lucinda,  56 
Rose.    Rachel.    55 
Rose,   Robert,   54 
Rose,    Samuel,    55 
Rose,   Susan,  55 
Rose,  Thomas,  55 
Rose.  William.  65,  77 
Rossman,    Maria,   182 
Roswell.  Sevilla.  263 
Rudolph,  John.  101 
Rudolph.   John.  A..  101 
Ruggles.  Mary.  124 
Rummel.    Ann.   55 
Rumsey.  Phenlhas.  Capt.,  56 
Runft.   Emma.  233 
Runnels.   Lois,   110 
Rush,    Mary   Ann.   251 
Rush.    Sarah   Elizabeth.   248 
Russell,   Etta  Belle.  257 
Russell.    Margaret  B.,   180 
Rust.   Minerva.   104 

Ruth,  ,   103 

Ryan,  Ellen,  265 
Ryan,  Harriet,  103 

Sabin,  Mary.  168 
fe'ager.  Anna.  197 
Salmon.   Caroline  A.,  228 

Salmon. ,   118 

Sanford,    Alfred    Gee.    104 
Santord.    Antoinette.   253 
Sanford.    Byron    Ezra.    104.    105 
Sanford.  Charles  Henry.  104 
Sanford.   Clarence  Parshall,  104 
Sanford.   Mary  Avalene.  105 
Sanford,   Newton  John,   105 
Sanford.    Sylva.   126 
Sanson.  Persis.  224 
Satterlee.    Rollln.    192 
Sauer.    Samantha.    231 
Saunders,  Ann  Elizabeth,  211 
Saunders,    Mary.    88 
Saxton,   jane,   128 
Sayler,   Catherine  R.,  238,  239 
Sayler.   Nelson.  238 
Schofleld.    R.    E..   270 
Schrum.    Maggie.    106 
Schultz.   Fannie  Hilton.  252 
Scobey.    Margaret.   278 

Scot.   William.   Esq.,   4 

Scott,  Joseph.  33 

Scott.   Mary.   123 

Scott.  .  203 

Scutt,  Gamaliel,  156 

Seager,    Elizabeth,    205 

Sears,    Ella    Eliza,    71 

Sebree,  Mary  Elizabeth,  258 

Seeley.   Belle.  267 

Senger.  Christine,  269 

Seward,   Mary,  50 

Sexton,    Mary.    48 

Shater.   Phebe  M..   186 

ShaeCfer.  Maria,  97 

Shatter.    Mary  Agnes.   188 

Sharpsteen.  Anna.  149 

Shattuek.   Hepzibah,   268 

Sliaw,  Eliza.  234 

Shaw.   Mary.  208 

Shear.   David.  184 

Shearer.  Joseph  T..  234 

Sheldon.    Anne.   4,   5 

Shelley.   Nettie  W..  229 

Shepherd.   Lucinda.  118 

Shepherd,   Sarah,  86 


INDEX 


Sherman.   Hannah,   149 
Sherman,   Sarah,  109 
Shewmau,    Catherine,   80 
Shields,   Catherine,   83 
Shields,   Sarah,   190 
Shields,   Catherine,  162 
Shlels,   Emma  Seraphlna,  110 
Shimer,  Frank,  96 
Shinn,  Flora,  55 
Shoemaker,   Joseph,   33 
Shove,   Lucy,   77 
Shugart,   Henrietta  L.,  194 
Shull,    Eva   E.,    248 
Shutt,   Elizabeth.  213 
SImmonds,   Peter,  22 
Simons.   Ann   Pettlbone,   263 
Sinclair,    Myra   B.,   95 
Slater.    William    A..    70 
Slawson.  Theodore.  150 
Slote,  Josephine.   133 
Slover.    Mary.    L'24 
Smalley.   Hannah  L.,  184 
Smart,   John.   48 
Smith,   Albert,   l.-.o 
Smith.  Annie  Louise.  263 
Smith.  Bessie  Arvllla.  197 
Smith.  Catherine.  155    206 
Smith,    Clarlbel.   257 
Smith,    Ella.    237 
Smith.    Emma   C,   218 
Smith,   Frank   Russel.  257 
Smith,   Gordon.   46.   47 
Smith.   Hannah,  63 
Smith,    Harriet,   63 
Smith,    Henry,    133 
Smith,  H.   Percy,  239 
Smith,  Ida  Anna,  51 
Smith.  Jacob.  37 
Smith.   John,    107,   i03    214 
Smith.  Julia  A..   66 
Smith,    Lodema    Prudence.    129 
Smith,  Lyman.  2U 
Smith.    Martha.    277 
Smith.    Mary   A..   203 
Smith,    Marv    Adelaide.    93 
Smith.    Marv   Ann.   61.   93 
Smith.    Mchltabel.   184 
Smith.   Milton.  99 
Smith.    Nellie,    191 
Smith,  Paul  Clare.  153 
Smith.    Rebecca.    65 
Smith.    Ruth,    U6 
Smith.    Thomas    Roach, 
Smith,    William.    107 
Snedeker.    Lulu.   166 
Snell,   Allda   Jane.   64 
Snell,   George  Baldwin, 
Snell,   John   Henry.  64 
Snell.  Kate  Anna  Belle.  64 
Snell.    Nora    Louise.    64 
Snell,   Seth   J.,   62 
Snider,   Frank.  142 
Snider.   Joseph.    142 
Snider.    Joseph.    Col..    142 
Snider,  MarRaretta  Miller.  142 
Snider.    Marguerite.    J42 
Snider.  Mary.  142 
Snider,  Thomas  W.  Lyons.  142 
Snow.   Catherine.   36 
Snyder.    Estelle   C.    162 
Soper.   Rachel.  IS 
Soper.    Rowena.    60 
Southworth.    Adallne.   44 
Sparrow.  Thomas.  I3S 
Spencer.   Edgar  A..   Hon.,  48 
Spencer.  Alanson  Hosmer.  48 
Spencer.   Effa   Hosmer.   48 
Spencer,  Mary  Josephine,  48 


205 


64 


Spencer.   William   D..   47 

Spltznagle.  ,  72 

Springer.    George,   219 
Spink.    Kreelove.    179 
Sprinkler.   Jacob.  75 
Sprlngstend.    Elizabeth.   83 
Squler.    Laura    E..   66 
Staccy.   Isadore  A.,  212 
Stafford.   William.   Sir.  4 
Stafford,   Susan.   91,    180 

Stage.  .  44 

Stanley,   Emily.  220 
Staples.   William,  250 
Stark.   Elizabeth,  115 
Steel.    Ellen.    254 
Sientz.    Sarah   Ann.    142 
Stephenson.   Nettie.  211 

Sterling.   ,   190 

Stevenson.  Joshua,  95 

Stevenson.    Mary,    208 

Stewart.   Harriet.  214 

Stewart.  John  Wilbur.  Dr.    63 

Stewart.    Robert    K..    155 

Stickney.    Belle    Elizabeth    Jane,    78 

Stier.    Alice.    116 

Stlern.    Margaret.   196 

Stiles.    Frank    M..   227 

Stiles.  Imogene.  231 

Sllne.    Benjamin    D..    197 

Stinson.   Hannah.   205 

Stinton.  Agnes.  75 

Stinton.    Lord.    75 

Stockley,  Sarah.  50 

Stockton.    Sarah    B..    150 

Stoddard.  Cora  V..  80 

Stokes.    Fannie.    137 

Stokes.  Harry  Morgan,  1J7 

Stokes.   Laura.   137 

Stokes.  Horace  Morgan.  137 

Stokes,  Mary.  138 

Storel.  Jennie  K..  269 

Stout.    Harry.    230 

Stoutenbcrg.    Isabel.    194 

Stratton.    Rachel.    54 

Stratton.   Ruth.  .'.7 

Strong.  Theron  R.,  Judge.  ISl 

Strubel.   Anna.   73 

Strubble.    Mary  Bally.  246 

Stroup.    Elizabeth    B..   235 

Str>-ker.    Catherine.   68 

Sturrat.    Harriet    Crawford,   48 

Sutton.   Serah.   225.   240 

Suydam.    Phebe.   132 

Swain.   Oeorglnna.  222 

Swallow.  Sarah  J..  242 

Swan.   Charles   Francis,   265 

Swan.  George  B..  119 

Swan.  Sarah  Jane.  202 

Swaney.  Harriet,  236 

Swnry.    Samuel.    14 

Swarls.   Mary.   20t 

Sweezy.    Elizabeth.   35 

Swezey.   Joanna.    17 

Swezey.  Samuel.  22 

Swinnerton.   Humphrey,  4 

TafI,    Sarah.   180 
Taggart.   James.  243 
Tallett.   Lewis.  7< 
Tarbell.    Sarah.   220 
Tarr.    Margaret.   103 
Tate.    Elliabelh.    247 
Taylor.    Alice   A..    104 
Taylor.    Allison.    I'Yl 
Tairlor.    Ernest    Jay.    I04 
Taylor.  Forrest  Danl«l,  104 
Taylor.   Harriet.  lOJ 
Taylor,    Nancy,    188 


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INDEX 


Taylor.  Rachel  Moor,  94 

Teachout.   Seymour,  149 

Teagarden,    Rozanna,   240 

Terry,  Abigail  Wells,  70 

Terry,  Daniel,  S6 

Terry,   Deliverance,  23,  31,  57,   58 

Terry,   Experience,   19 

Terry,  Jemima,  20,   29 

Terry,  Jonathan,  19 

Terry,  Mary,  19 

Terry,  Miranda,  209 

Terry,    Nancy,    37 

Terry,   Sarah  Williams,  260 

Terry,   ,   23,   31 

Thayer,    George    Langstaff,    134 
Theel,    Mariah,    115 
Thomas,   Catherine,  277 
Thomas,    Frank  M.,   176 
Thompson,    David    S.,    100 
Thompson,   Deborah,  79 
Thompson,  Flora,  194 
Thompson,    Jane,    SO 
Thompson,    Sarah  J.,   242 
Thorn,    Mary    E.,    S2 
Thurber,  Ira  A.,  82 
Thurber,   Juliette,  157 
Thurber,    Kate   Evaline,  269 
Tice,    Sophia,    130 
Tingley,  Jane,  72 
Tinsley,   Mary,  205 
Todd,   Anna.  84 
Todd,   Elizabeth,  90 
Tonney,    Frederick   D.,   176 
Topping,    Mary,   94 
Torrey,  Rutus  John,  S3 
Tow,  Mary  A.,  55 
Townsend,   Edith,  231 
Townsend,  Harriet  E.,  223 
Trainer,    Catherine,    200 
Treadwell,    Hannah,    134 
Tredway,  Arthur,  179 
Trever,    Sara,   142 
Tripp,  Edwin  Robert,  50 
Tucker.    John.    9 
Tunnicliff,    Minnie  L.,   159 
Turner,  Hannah,  175 
Turner,  Nancy,  107 
Turner,   N.   De  L.,  81 
Tuthill,    Buell,   39 
Tuthill,    Isaiah,   27 
Tuthill,   Nathan.  36 
Tuttle,   Eliza  Ann,   133 
Tuttle,    Evaline,    247 
Twamley,   Sarah  Ann,  264 

Underbill,  Elizabeth,  236 
Underwood.  Clarissa,  105 
Urch,   Edward  A.,   61 

Vail,  Sorchie,  69 

Valentine,    Louisa,    264 

Van   Allen,    Cornelia   Jane,   68 

Vanalstine,   Margaret.    194 

Van  Arsdale.  Jane,  131 

Van  Atta,  Walter,   119 

Van  Camp,  Walter  Mvron,  123 

Van   Etten,   Daniel.   97 

Van   Etten.   Elizabeth.   108 

Van  Etten.  Margaret.  101 

Van   Gorder,    Robert   Bruce.    63 

Van  Home.  Abram   B..  164.  165 

Van   Home.   Cornelia   E..   165 

Van  Home.   Mary  E..   164 

Van   Huzen,   Jacob.   79 

Van   Huzen,   James  Parshall,   79 

Van  Svckle,  Mary  Jane,  218 

Van   Vechten,    Donn,   88 

Van  Winkle,  Susan  B.,  202 


Vasbinder,  Ann,  167 

Wait,    Sarah,    71 

Waldron,   Clarissa  Babcock,  117 

Wales,    Nathaniel,   40 

Wales, ,   47 

Wa'.ker,  Calista,  267 

Walker,   Jane  W.,   214 

Wallace,    Mary,    76 

Walton,  Jane,  192 

Ward,   Emma,  266 

Warman,    Sarah,    137 

Warren,    Elizabeth,   222 

Warren,   Phebe  Ann,  132 

Warren,   Philo,   33 

Washburn.  Charles,  213 

Waterbury,    Charles   William,    68 

Waterbury,   Howard  Roder,  68 

Waterbury,   Mildred  Adell.  68 

Waterbury.   William   Ferris,   68 

Waters,   Belle,  194 

Watson,  Jane,   192 

Webb,   Antoinette,   55 

Wehb,   Emma  E.,  217 

Webb,   James,   23 

Webber,   Kate  Adole,  82 

Weed,  Harriet,  63 

Weeks,   Elizabeth,   65 

Wells,   Anne,    17.   37 

Wells.   Abigail.   21.   70 

W>lls.    Daniel,   17 

W'ells.    David.  23  - 

Wells.   Deborah.  ^6 

Wells.   Eugene  Fred.  277    ' 

Wells.   George.   277 

We'.ls,   George  Washington,   277 

Wells,   Hannah,   76 

Wells,  John,  21,  22 

Wells,   Joshua,  23,  277 

Wells,    Margaret  Isadnre,   277 

Wells,  Mary,  9,  21,  217 

Wells.    Nathaniel.    20,    21 

Wells.   Samuel.   22.   27 

Wells.  Retta  Sarah,  278 

Wells,   William  Andrus,  277 

West,   Effie  Joy,  103 

W'est,    John,   61 

West,  Sara,  191 

Westbrook,  Margaret,  62 

Westbrook.    Stella,   116 

Westcott,  Christiana,  256 

Westerffeld.    Maria.    234 

W'estinghouse.  Julius  J.,  1.56 

Weltner,    Florence.    143 

Weltner.  Frank.  143 

Weltner.  Helen.  143.  144 

Weltner.   John   Seaton.   143 

Weltner.  Reuben  Parshall,  143 

Weltner,    Thomas   Newton,    143 

"Weltner.   William  Worthington,   143 

Wetmore.   Ira  Leet,  207 

Wickham.    Joseph.    19 

"Wickhams.   Margaret.  79 

Wickofi.  Elizabeth.  S3 

Wicks.  Elizabeth.  121.  123 

Widman.    ,    44 

Wilber,  Mav  A.,  102 
Wilkin,    Elizabeth.   197 
Willemson.   Diricke.  11 
Willemson.   Hachir.   11 
W^illemson.   Marv.   11 
Williams,  Elizabeth,  63,  174 
Williams,   Emma,   222 
Williams,    Esther   E.,    165 
Williams,  Frances  Eugenia,  70 
Williams,  John  Lewis,  241 
Williams.   Lillie.   128 
Williams,  Nancy  Jane,  232 


INDEX 


WilMams,    William,    40 
■Williamson,  Alvln  Parshall,  132 
■VVilliaiuyon,   John   G.,   1.12 
Williamson,   John   I..   132 
Williamson,    Phebe  Suydam,  132 
Willis.    Alanson,   130 

Wilmarlh,   ,   113 

Wilson,  Amanda,  55 
Wilson,   Elizabeth  Jane,  142 
Wilson,   Sarah,  49 
Wiltse,   Prlscllla,   163 
Winans,   Hannah,  200 
Windsor,    Mary  Ann,   225 

Windsor.   ,   45 

Wing,  Sarah  Louisa,  13S 
Winney,   Dorcas.  SO 
Wheeler,   David,  21 
W'heeler,   Henry,  203 
Wheeler,   Julia,   ISO 
Wheeler.  Sarah.  78 
W'heelock,   De  Forest,  106.  201 
Wheelock,    Lillian,   106,   201 
Whigam,  Andrew,  93 
Whlgara,  Ann  Elizabeth,  94 
Whigam,   David  Parshall,  94 
Whipple,  Sarah  H.,  223 
White,  Anna  Maria,  264 
White,   Ephriam.   Capt.,   25 
White,    Lemuel    Lewis.   94 
White,    Mary   Ann,   250 
White,    Richard.    S2 
W'hite.  Sarah  Herrick,  25 
White,    feibvl.    25 
Whiteker.    Elizabeth.   85 
Whlteman.    Nellie   C,    152 
Whiter,    Ella.   172 
Whltlock,   Krank.   110 
Whitney,  Cornelia  A.,  184 


Wolvcrton.  Matio  E.    224 

Wood,   Mary  H..  277 

Woodhull,  Fanny,  38 

Woodruff.  Isaac,  77 

Woodward,    Anna,   274 

Woodward,  Christopher  H.  R.    2© 

Woodward.   Therese,    191 

Woodward.   Thomas.   137 

Woodwarth,  Coorgo  W.,  49 

Worley,  ,  176 

Worlhington,   Hannah  Matilda.   Ill 
Worthlugton.  John  Thomas,  141 
Wortman,   Henry   Burt,   1"3 
Wright,  George  Esbon,  106 
Wright,  Grace  Leid.i,  106 
Wright,   Harrlel,   200 
Wright,  John  Thomas,  106 
Wrigley.   nolle.  7S 
Wyckotr.  Catherine,  1.35 
Wynkoop,  Philip  Hcermans,  64 

Yates,  Anna.   8"! 

Yongs,   Benjamin,  9 

Yongs.   John,  9 

Young,  Clarence  G..  51 

Young,    Dora    D.,   50 

Young,   Jennie  Belle,  51 

Young.  S.  W.,  Key.,  50 

Youngs,   Anna  Wells.  37 

Youngs,   Christopher,   17.  20,  22,  24.  J7 

Youngs,    David,    Rev.,   21 

Youngs,  James,  17,  21 

Youngs,  Joanna.   17 

Youngs,  John,   Col.,  20 

Youngs,  John.   Rev.,  20 

Youngs,  Jonathan.  24 

Youngs,    Martha.   20 

Youngs,  Sarah  Ann,  165