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LYON     MEMORIAL 


NEW  YORK  FAMILIES 

DESCENDED     FROM     THE 
IMMIGRANT 


THOMAS  LYON,  OF  RYE 


WITH    INTRODUCTORY    CHAPTER    BY    DR.  G.  W.  A.   LYON 
ON    THE    ENGLISH    LYON    FAMILIES 


WITH    MAPS    AND    FACSIMILE    REPRODUCTIONS 
OF    INTERESTING    ANCIENT    MANUSCRIPTS 


EDITOR: 

Robert  B.  Miller,  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

ASSOCIATE  EDITOR: 

A.  B.  Lyons,  M.  D.  of  Detroit,  Mich. 


DETROIT,   MICH. 
Presi  of  William  Graham  Printing  Co. 

1907 


V^.on^ 


Copyright,  1907 
By  Albert  Brown  Lyons,  Detroit,  Mich. 


PREFACE 


The  0  ginal  prospectus  of  tlie  Lyon  memorial  contemplated  a  sin- 
gle volume  of  possibly  five  hundred  pages,  which  should  include  all 
easily  accessible  information  about  the  several  Lyon  families  which  es- 
tablished themselves  in  New  England  prior  to  the  year  1650.  As  the 
material  accumulated,  it  became  soon  apparent  that  a  single  volume 
would  not  suffice.  In  fact  the  monograph  has  given  place  to  a  trilogy. 
With  the  present  volume,  the  task  taken  in  hand  four  years  ago  is 
brought  to  completion.  It  deals  with  the  family  of  Thomas  Lyon, 
which,  although  belonging  in  the  beginning  to  New  England,  was  early 
in  its  history  transplanted  into  the  neighboring  State  of  New  York. 

The  publisher  of  the  Lyon  Memorial  has  been  fortunate  in  en- 
listing for  this  portion  of  the  work,  the  co-operation  of  a  man  whose 
acquaintance  with  the  subject  has  extended  over  many  years,  and  has 
been  that  of  a  professional  genealogist — Mr.  Robert  B.  Miller.  It  is 
only  fair  to  Mr.  Miller  to  say  that,  while  he  has  given  shape  to  the 
family  history,  furnishing  the  autheutic  data  and  references  to  au- 
thorities that  give  to  the  narrative  its  high  value  as  history,  it  has 
not  been  possible  for  him  to  edit  the  whole  of  the  material  that  has 
been  collected  during  the  past  year.  For  the  foundation  and  plan  of 
the  work,  his  is  the  credit;  if  the  structure  seem  to  the  critical  lack- 
ing in  sjrmmetry  and  harmony,  the  fault  is  that  of  those  who  have 
had  to  build  independently  upon  that  foundation,  with  such  material 
as  offered  itself.  Very  valuable  assistance  has  been  rendered  by  a 
number  of  the  descendants  of  Thomas  Lyon.  First  and  foremost 
among  those  who  have  interested  themselves  in  gathering  details  of 
the  family  history  must  be  named  R.  F.  Skiff,  of  Iowa  Falls,  la.,  who 
has  traced  down  to  the  present  time  the  history  of  many  of  th«  des- 
cendants of  Jonathan  Lyon  of  Bedford.  It  would,  perhaps,  be  Invidious 
to  select  for  mention  individuals  from  the  many  others  who  have 
contributed  data  pertaining  to  their  immediate  relatives.  Acknowl- 
edgment must,  however,  be  made  of  the  aid  rendered  by  Mr.  Paul  P. 
Lyon  of  Mount  Pleasant,  Pa.,  in  draughting  the  map  of  Westchester 
County — an  important  addition  to  the  value  of  the  book. 

Each  volume  of  the  Lyon  Memorial  is  complete  In  Itself,  although 
each  contains  matter  that  cannot  fail  to  interest  every  Lyon  who  has 


a  proper  family  pride.  The  first  volume  of  the  series  treats  of  the 
families  of  William  Lyon  of  Roxbury,  Peter  Lyon  of  Dorchester  and 
George  Lyon,  also  of  Dorchester.  It  contains  an  introductory  chapter 
on  the  English  Ancestry  of  the  American  Lyon  families,  contributed 
by  Dr.  G.  W.  A.  Lyon,  who  has  returned  to  the  subject,  with  much  add- 
ed information,  in  the  introductory  chapter  of  the  present  volume. 
The  second  book  of  the  series  deals  with  two  of  the  brothers  who 
came  to  Fairfield,  Conn.,  about  1648.  This  volume  is  edited  by  Sidney 
Elizabeth  Lyon,  of  Jeffersonville,  Ind.,  who  accepts  the  family  tradi- 
tion of  a  Scotch  origin  of  these  families.  She  treats  in  an  introductory 
chapter  of  "Some  Old  World  Lyons,"  particularly  the  Scotch  family 
of  the  Earls  of  Strathmore.  Prof.  S.  R.  Winans,  of  Princeton  University, 
contributes  an  interesting  chapter  on  Lyons  Farms,  illustrated  with  a 
map  showing  the  original  allotments  of  land  in  the  old  settlement. 
Another  map  shows  the  original  allotments  of  land  to  settlers  in  New- 
ark. 

The  present  volume  is  devoted  to  the  single  family  of  Thomas 
Lyon,  at  one  time  of  Fairfield,  and  persumably  a  brother  of  Richard  and 
Henry,  who  were  also  "of  Fairfield."  Its  distinguishing  feature  is  the 
index  of  places,  which  will  be  of  help  to  any  one  who  wishes  to  trace 
the  ancestry  of  any  particular  Lyon.  The  index  includes  descendants 
of  all  the  Lyon  families  treated  in  the  several  volumes  of  the  Memorial. 

The  task  which  the  writer  of  these  lines  assumed  four  years  ago 
is  at  last  concluded.  If  it  has  been  but  imperfectly  done,  the  half  loaf 
is  better  than  no  bread.  It  will  be  long  before  the  complete  and 
adequate  history  is  written.  Meanwhile  those  who  have  collaborated 
in  preparing  the  Lyon  Memorial  will  find  ample  reward  for  their  labor 
in  the  gratitude  of  their  kinsmen  who  will  owe  to  them  some  acquaint- 
ance with  a  family  history  in  which  they  may  well  take  pride. 

A.  B.  LYONS. 

Detroit,  Mich.,   Oct.   1907. 


THE  LYONS  OF  ENGLAND 

FROM  THE   TIME  OF  THE   CONQUEST. 

BY  G.  W.  A.  LYON,  M.  D. 
(Member   of  the   Pennsylvania   Historical   Society.) 

"Lyons,  a  small  district  of  France,  to  the  s.  e.  of  the  district  of 
Bray,  and  n.  of  Lyons  la  Foret,  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Andelle;  for- 
merly included  within  the  extent  of  the  Forest  of  Lyons,  much  more 
vast  than  today."     [Univ.  Geography — v.  de  St.  Martin.]. 

"Lyons  la  Foret,  a  village  of  the  department  of  Eure,  20  kilometers 
n.  of  Andelys,  at  the  sources  of  the  Lieure,  a  tributary  of  the  Seine 
through  the  Andelle,  in  the  midst  of  a  beautiful  beech  forest;  75  meters 
altitude;  690  inhabitants,  1270  with  the  commune;  sawmills  and  tan- 
neries; church  of  the  13th  and  16th  centuries."    [Gazeteer.]. 

This  district  and  this  town  are  of  special  interest  to  the  Lyon 
family,  inasmuch  as  it  is  from  them  that  we  derive  our  name.  The 
village  has  probably  grown  from  the  cottages  that  clustered  about  the 
ancient  Castle  of  Lyons,  of  which  the  ruins  may  still  exist.  The  Cas- 
tle and  the  forest  are  both  plainly  marked  on  old  maps.  Those  who 
can  not  find  it  on  their  maps,  can  place  it  quite  accurately  by  marking 
a  dot  a  little  to  the  south  of  east  of  Rouen,  at  the  apex  of  an  equi- 
lateral triangle  whose  base  is  a  line  drawn  from  Andelys  to  Gisors. 

The  name  was  originally  De  Lyons — of  the  castle  and  forest  of 
Lyons.  But  phonetic  spelling  plays  havoc  with  names:  about  1100 
variants  of  the  name  Gushing  have  been  noted,  and  one  name  has 
four  variants  in  a  single  line.  Lyon  is  spelled  with  and  without  the 
de  or  the  s;  with  y  changed  to  i,  e,  oi  or  oy,  ei  or  ey,  or  eu;  the  o 
becomes  a,  e  or  u;  the  n  becomes  nne.  It  is  found  as  Len,  Line  or 
Lyne.  By  the  monks  it  was  sometimes  written  Lin,  with  the  Latin 
ending  u  s,  or  was  more  frequently  translated  literally  into  Leonibus. 
Whether  it  Is  the  origin  of  Lynne  is  uncertain;  while  as  n  often  as- 
sumes a  d,  as  in  Simon — Simond,  it  may  be  connected  with  Lynd  [see 
Mass.  Col.  Rec,  Thos  Line  or  Ljmd  of  Charlestown  1637]. 

In  1066,  the  Lord  of  Lyons  hearkened  unto  the  call  of  Duke  William, 
and  for  his  services  was  awarded  Corsham  and  Cullngton.  The  earlier 
generations  seem  to  have  spent  most  of  their  time  abroad.  When  Hen. 
I.  went  to  France  to  arrange  the  disputes  arising  out  of  the  marriage 


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of  his  daughter  Matilda  with  Geoffrey  of  Anjou,  he  stayed  for  some 
time  at  the  Castle  of  Lyons,  no  doubt  as  the  guest  of  its  Lord;  and  It 
was  at  this  castle  that,  after  a  day  of  hunting  in  the  forest,  he  par- 
took of  a  hearty  meal  of  stewed  eels,  of  which  he  was  especially  fond, 
and  "died  of  a  surfeit." 

Hugo,  of  the  4th  generation,  passed  little  of  his  time  in  England; 
and  it  was  due  to  his  friendship  with  Richard  I.  that  he  incurred  the 
enmity  of  King  John,  whereby  he  was  twice  decilveri  of  his  estates. 
Later  the  family  became  attached  to  the  soil,  thougi:  many  county 
hlstories  tell  how  estate  after  estate  passed  from  them,  partly  througu 
large  donations  to  religious  societies,  partly  through  failure  in  the 
direct  male  line. 

The  chief  authority  for  the  history  of  the  English  Lyons  nas  been 
the  Rolls  Office  Pedigree  [vol.  1.*  p.  10.],  printed  in  Welles'  American 
Family  Antiquity.  Mr.  Philippe,  the  compiler,  had  access  to  the  En- 
glish records,  and  while  his  statements  are,  in  the  main,  quite  accurate, 
his  conclusions  therefrom  are  in  many  cases  contradicted  by  direct 
evidence.  As  no  records  were  kept  until  Hen.  VIIL,  and  even  these 
very  incompletely,  all  data  concerning  the  old  families  must  come 
from  various  documents  of  a  legal  or  a  religious  nature.  In  the  very 
nature  of  the  case,  it  is  generally  impossible  to  determine  dates,  and 
therefore  to  decide  upon  the  precise  degree  of  relationship  between 
those  who  yet  are  unquestionably  of  the  same  household.  A  glance 
at  the  published  pedigree  of  the  Earls  of  Strathmore  will  show  that 
it  is  impossible  to  prove  a  clear  descent  from  the  11th  century.  In 
this  exegesis,  the  compiler  does  not  attempt  to  cover  the  whole  ground, 
but  confines  himself  to  the  evidence  that  he  has  personally  examined. 
He  passes  over  the  history  of  the  Scottish  branch,  which  is  treated 
fully  in  vol.  II.  of  the  memorial. 

It  has  been  claimed  that  Godfrey  de  Louvain,  duke  of  Brabant, 
was  the  head  of  the  Norman  family  of  Lyon;  but  this  seems  quite 
unlikely.  First:  There  was  no  duke  Godfrey  till  some  time  after  the 
conquest;  the  dukes  were  the  head  of  the  family  of  Louvain;  they  did 
not  bear  the  lesser  title  de  Louvain,  which  was  borne  by  a  younger  son. 
Second:  Manning  (Hist,  of  Surrey)  says  that  Sir  Nicholas  Louvain 
was  a  descendant  of  the  noble  family  of  Louvain,  a  younger  branch 
of  the  Hou&e  of  Lorraine;    Godfrey   de   Louvain,   surnamed  from   his 


*Vol.   I.,   throughout  this  chapter,   means  Lyon   Memorial,    Massachusetts  Fam- 
ilies. 


THE   LYONS   OF    ENGLAND  9 

place  of  birth,  had  lauds  in  England  in  right  of  his  mother,  grand- 
daughter of  King  Stephen.  Third:  the  name  Louvain  in  England  Is 
always  Louvain,  just  as  Lyon  is  always  Lyon,  disguised  though  each 
may  be  by  the  well-established  phonetic  changes. 

An  interesting  item,  possibly  bearing  upon  the  relations  with 
Malcolm  Canmore  [vol.  IL  pg.  12.]  is  noted  in  Kennet's  Parochial 
Hist,  of  Oxford.  "Waltheof,  son  of  Earl  Siward,  for  winning  him  over 
to  the  Norman  interest,  received  from  William  L  his  niece  Judith, 
dau.  of  Lambert  de  Lenes  [Lyons?]  by  Maud,  countess  of  Albemarle, 
dau.  of  Halwyn  de  Comitis  Villa  by  Arlota  his  wife,  and  thereby  sister 
to  Duke  "William  by  his  mother." 

"The  name  Loions,"  says  the  Duchess  of  Cleveland  [the  Battle 
Abbey  Roll],  is  derived  from  the  castle  and  forest  of  Lions  in  Nor- 
mandy" [see  also  the  Norman  People].!  "Ingelram  de  Lions  came 
in  1066,  and  held  Corsham  and  Culington  from  the  King.  He  had  Ran- 
ulph,  whose  brother,  William  de  Lions,  had  a  grant  from  Earl  Wm.  Gif- 
fard.  and  left  descendants.  Ranulph  had  Ingelram  de  Lions,  who  was 
named  Parcarius,  as  being  forester  (parker)  of  Croxton  Park,  Leicester, 
by  exchange  with  the  King  [Hen.  II.].  Wm.  Parcarius  de  Lions 
[his  son]  was  a  benefactor  of  Croxton  Abbey  tempo  Hen.  II,  (1154 — 
1189),  and  was  a  brother  of  Hugh,  who  was  deprived  of  his  estates 
1203.  One  of  this  family  [dropping  the  title,  and  assuming  the  name 
of  the  office]  was  ancestor  of  the  family  of  Parker,  and  of  the  Earls 
of  Macclesfield." 

"Earl  Wm.  Warren  possessed  Croxton,"  says  Nicholls  (Hist,  of 
Leicester).  "He  died  1160.  Henry  II.  kept  it  for  a  while,  but  ex- 
changed it  for  Corsham  and  Culington,  of  which  two-thirds  belonged 
to  William,  son  of  Ingelram  Parcarius  de  Lyons,  a  Norman  who[se 
ancestor]  came  with  the  Conqueror  ["and  one-third,"  says  Lancashire 
Inquests,  "to  Masilia  de  Apyard,  held  by  bearing  the  standard  of 
the  Parker  when  in  service  of  the  King"].  William  was  succeeded 
by  his  brother  Hugo;  but  King  John  gave  his  lands  to  Hubert  de 
Bergh,  while  Hugo  was  absent  in  Normandy.  But  he  accompanying 
Richard  I.  back,  his  lands  were  restored,  and  he  held  them  till  1203, 
when  John,  in  retaliation  for  the  seizure  of  the  lands  of  the  English 
In  Normandy  by  Philip  Augustus,  seized  the  lands  of  the  French  in 
England,  and  Hugo's  lands  escheated  to  the  crown,  and  were  given 


tBurke   says  there   was   not   a   place   in   Normandy  at   that    period   which    did 
not.    through    its   Lord,    give    name   to   some    English   family. 


10  THE  LYONS   OF   ENGLAND 

to  Geoffrey  Luttrel.  William  finished  the  abbey  in  1162,  and  bestowed 
the  property  for  the  [spiritual]  health  of  his  mother  Matilda,  his 
father  Ingeram,  his  brother  Hugo,  and  his  ancestors.  The  grant  was 
confirmed  by  Hugo,  and  other  lands  were  added.  Maud  (Matilda)  de 
Perer,  mother  of  Hugo,  gave  also  her  right  in  Croxton  Park."  This 
park  still  exists. 

The  Monasticon  Anglicanum  is  a  compilation  by  Dugdale  of  the 
historic  records  of  the  monasteries  and  abbeys  in  England.  These 
records  were  written  by  monks,  and  of  course  in  Latin.  Those  relat- 
ing to  Croxton  Abbey  give  substantially  the  account  quoted  from  Nich- 
olls  above;  but  as  a  matter  of  interest,  an  excerpt  from  the  original 
is  here  given. 

Ex  registro  de  Croxton  penes  Comitem  Rutland  apud  Castrum 
de  Belvoir.  "Habemus  in  Croxton  de  dono  Willielmi  Parcarii,  filii  In- 
gerami  Parcarii  de  Linus,  duas  partes  de  parco  de  Croxton  et  quicquid 
in  eodem  sui  juris  fuit  et  libertates  etc....et  duas  partes  carnucatae 
[100  A.]  terrae  Rogeri  Parcarii  etc.... Item.  Hugo  Parcarius  f rater 
praedicti  Willielmi  confirmavit  nobis  dictum  donatium  secundum  ten- 
orem  cartem  ejusdem  Willielmi.  Item,  habemus  de  dono  ejusdem  Hug- 
onis  duas  bovatas  [30  A.]  etc.  quas  Reginaldus  filius  Estmundi  tenuit 

etc.  Item,  idem  Hugo  dedit  etc sicut  Ingeram  pater  suus  sive  Will- 

ielmus  frater  suus  illud  unquam  liberius  et  plenarius  possederunt 
nobis  imperpetuum  possidendum. . .  .Item.  Matilda  de  Perer  mater 
praedicti  Hugonis  Parcarii  dedit  nobis  in  puram  clemsinam  quicquid 
juris  etc."    Thereafter  follows  what  is  found  in  Nicholl. 

From  these  accounts,  it  appears  quite  evident  that  the  four  first 
generations  of  our  line  were:  — 

1.  Ingelram  de  Lyons,  who  came  with  the  Conqueror. 

2.  Ranulph— William  of  Norfolk. 

3.  Ingelram  de  Lyons,  called  Parcarius  (the  Parker),  m.  Matilda 
de  Perer s. 

4.  William— Hugo. 

Probably  there  were  other  children:  note  the  name  Roger  in  Mon. 
Angl.  above.  Ranulph,  brother  of  Ilgeram,  Ranulph,  son  of  Ilgeram, 
and  Edmund,  son  of  Paganus,  are  found  in  Norfolk  Doomsday  Book. 
This  last  may  be  the  Estmund  referred  to  in  the  Mon.  Angl.  excerpt. 
It  is  but  fair  to  say  that  there  is  no  proof  that  the  three  last  were 
surnamed  Lyon.  It  is  unfortunate  that  Mr.  Philippe  does  not  give  his 
authorities  for  the  descendants  of  Roger  [vol.  I.,  p.  11];  still  the  com- 


THE  LYONS  OF   ENGLAND  11 

pletion   of  the   Victorian   series   of  county  histories   may   enable   the 
future  historian  to  clear  up  many  points  that  are  now  obscure. 

William  of  the  second  generation  settled  in  Norfolk.  It  was 
probably  the  sons  of  this  William  who  became  lords  of  Weston.  The 
records  are  not  so  full  as  one  could  wish,  and  it  is  often  impossible 
to  tell  who's  who.  Blomfield  (Hist,  of  Norfolk)  gives  the  following 
data:  — 

Ralph  de  Lions  and  William  de  Lions  were  the  lords  of  Lyon's 
Manor,  Weston,  and  are  mentioned  in  a  grant  of  Wm.  Giffard,  2d.  Earl 
of  Buckingtiam. 

In  1187  Roger  de  Leonibus  impleaded  Ralph  de  Birston  for  two 
parts  of  a  fee  [800  A.]  in  Earl  Warren's  manor  of  Birston.  Roger  was 
son  of  Jeffrey,  who  m.  Mathilda,  dau.  and  coheir  of  Wm.  de  Lions  who 
lived  tempo  Hen.  II.  (1154-1189),  and  left  two  other  daus.  and  coheirs, 
Hawise  and  Beatrice,  and  they  dying  without  issue,  he  claimed  it  as 
heir  [through  Matilda].  Wm.  de  Grandcourt,  lord  of  Pulmodeston, 
proving  that  Jeffrey  had  levied  a  fine  of  the  same  to  his  ancestor  Wm. 
de  Grancourt,  Birston  held  his  possession,     [compare  vol.  II.,  p.  11.]. 

In  1228  Walter  de  Grancurt  purchased  by  fine  of  Jeffrey  de 
Leonibus  one  carnucate  (100  A.)  of  land  in  Clipston-Croxton. 

Wm.  de  Lions  and  his  tenants  tempo  Hen.  III.  (1216-1272)  held 
one-half  fee  (400  A.)  of  the  Honor  of  Richmond  In  Archbridge  and 
Swanington  under  Robt.  de  Furneaux.  Wm.  de  Lions  and  Sibilla  his 
wife  held  lands  here  and  In  Weston  and  Helmingham  of  the  Earl  of 
Clare.  He  granted  a  meadow  at  Brockdish  Hall  for  the  use  of  the 
Almoner  of  the  Priory. 

Adam  of  Weston,  living  1239,  acknowledged  to  do  service  for  one- 
half  fee  (400  A.)  to  Wm.  de  Englefield  for  his  lands  in  Weston  etc. 

Jeffrey  Lyon  and  Thomas,  son  of  Henry  de  Lions,  are  mentioned 
1303. 

In  1314  Hugh  de  Stanford  settled  by  fine  on  Adam  de  Lyons  lands 
in  Weston,  Helmingham  and  Ringland  for  life,  with  remainder  to 
Ernald  de  Lyons  his  son  and  Alice  his  wife  in  tail. 

In  1347  Adam,  son  of  Ernald,  released  to  Sir  Peter  de  Tye  lands 
in  Weston, — papers  sealed  with  a  lion  rampant. 

In  1391  Nicholas,  son  of  Amald  of  Weston,  parson  of  Rollesby, 
reciting  that  whereas  Wm.  Lyons  of  Fl3rtcham  had  enfeoffed  John 
Stanford  et  al.  in  his  manor  of  Weston-Lyons  in  Weston,  Helmingham 


12  THE  LYONS   OF   ENGLAND 

and  Moreton,  which  where  [sic]  the  said  Arnald  Lyons,  Nicholas  re- 
leased his  right  in  the  same. 

In  1401  Walter  de  Middleton  held  the  fourth  part  of  a  fee  (200  A.) 
of  the  heirs  of  Arnald  de  Lyons,  and  he  of  the  Earl  of  March. 

No  one  of  our  name  appears  in  the  list  of  Norfolk  gentry  in  1500. 

An  incomplete  pedigree  would  appear  as  follows,  the  dates  show- 
ing when  they  were  mentioned:  — 

Ralph  and  William:  very  early. 

Matilda,  Hawise  and  Beatrice,  daughters  of  William;  the  first  m. 
Jeffrey  Lyon:  before  1187.  . 

Roger,  son  of  Jeffrey  and  Matilda:  1187. 

Jeffrey  de  Leonibus:  1228. 

William  de  Lions  and  Sibilla,  his  wife:    1216-1272.— Adam:   1239. 

Jeffrey  and  Thomas,  son  of  Henry  de  Lions:     1303 — Adam:  1314. 

Ernald,  son  of  Adam,  and  Alice  his  wife:  1314. 

Adam,  son  of  Ernald:  1347. 

William — Arnald,  and  Nicholas,  his  son:  1391.    Arnald  dead:   1401. 

The  Lyon  family  was  established  in  Essex  early  in  the  13th  cen- 
tury. The  first  known  proprietor  was  Thomas,  who  may  have  been 
that  son  of  Henry  de  Lions  of  the  Norfolk  records.  The  main  seat 
of  the  early  Lyons  was  near  Saffron  Walden.  This  Thomas  m,  Mar- 
garet, and  their  dau.  m.  John  Wydville,  a  son  of  that  Richard  Wydville 
who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Lyon  of  Warkworth,  Northampton. 
A  tabular  statement  of  these  marriages  will  show  the  double  strain  of 
Lyon  blood  in  the  royal  family  of  England:  — 

1.  Sir  John  de  Lyons  m.  Alice  St.  Liz. 

2.  Elizabeth  Lyon  m.  Richard  Wydville.    Thos.  Lyon  m.  Margaret. 

3.  John  Wydville  m.  dau.  of  Thos.  Lyon. 

4.  Thos.  Wydville. 

5.  Richard  Wydville,  Earl  Rivers. 

6.  Elizabeth  Wydville  m.  1st.  Sir  John  Grey;  m.  2d.  King  Edward 
IV.  By  this  1st.  marriage,  Elizabeth  was  the  ancestress  of  Lady  Jane 
Grey;  by  the  2d.  marriage,  she  was  the  mother  of  the  murdered  princes 
of  the  tower,  and  of  Elizabeth  of  York,  who  m.  Henry  VII. 

In  the  histories  of  the  county  by  Morant,  Chancellor  and  Wright, 
we  have  little  more  than  vague  references,  such  as  "Lyons  Hall, 
Chelmsford,  was  named  from  an  ancient  family."  "In  Hinchford  Hun- 
dred  is  the   capital   messuage   of  Lyons,   so   called  from   an   ancient 


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family  surnamed  Lj'on  which  flourished  in  this  county  tempo  Bdw.  I. 
—Ill,"   (1307-1377). 

Liston  Hall  reverted  to  Richard  Lyons,  who  was  killed  by  Wat 
Tyler  (vol.  I.,  p.  16).  Shardlowe  estate  also  belonged  to  him.  Richard 
was  the  famous  vintner  and  lapidary.  He  was  buried  in  the  church 
of  St.  James,  Garllckhythe.  Stow  (Survey  of  London,  1598)  says  that 
his  house  was  next  to  the  Hanse  Merchants'  Guildhall,  Thames  St., 
next  to  Cosin's  Lane.  He  describes  the  "Picture  on  his  gravestone; 
very  large  and  fair,  with  hair  rounded  by  his  ears;  a  little  beard, 
forked;  a  gown  girt  to  him  down  to  his  feet,  of  branched  damask 
wrought  to  the  likeness  of  flowers;  a  large  purse  on  his  right  side, 
hanging  in  a  belt  from  the  left  shoulder;  a  plain  hood  about  his  neck, 
covering  his  shoulders^  and  hanging  back  behind  him."  At  the  time 
of  his  death  he  held  the  Manor  of  Overhall  in  Liston  of  the  King  in 
capite,  by  service  of  making  wafers  on  the  King's  coronation  day,  and 
serving  with  them  the  King  at  dinner  on  that  day.  But  long  before 
his  decease  he  had  enfeoffed  Alice,  Lady  Neville,  in  the  manors  of 
Netherhall,  and  in  lands  and  tenements  in  Liston,  Borle,  Foxherd  and 
Penstowe.  Netherhall  was  held  of  the  Earl  of  March  by  the  service 
of  12  s.  per  year,  and  "Weston  of  Thomas  Monshensy  for  1  lb.  of  pepper. 
He  had  also  the  manor  of  Gosfield.  Upon  his  death,  these  escheated 
to  the  crown.  He  is  said  by  some  to  have  been  Richard  of  Oakley, 
mentioned  in  the  Northampton  pedigree;  but  Bridge  says  that  the  lat- 
ter died  1361.  A  Richard  was  in  Parliament  tempo  Richard  II  (1377- 
1399). 

John,  the  Lord  Mayor,  and  wife  Alice,  were  granted  lands  1545 
by  Hen.  VIII.  Elizabeth,  2d.  wife  of  John,  held  lands  in  St.  Albans 
1660  for  the  life  of  Elizabeth.  She  was  dau.  of  John  Lee  of  Stanford, 
Co.,  Lincoln,  and  widow  of  Alderman  Hynd,  a  colleague  of  Sir  John. 
His  will  was  proved  1569.  Richard,  son  of  his  bro.  Henry,  was  hi> 
heir,  and  he  died  1579,  leaving  a  son  and  heir  Henry,  aged  27  years. 
The  latter  died  seized  of  the  estates  of  Buckhurst  in  Chigwell  and  Wood- 
ford in  1590  (vol.  I.,  p.  17). 

The  arms  of  the  Essex  family  are  first  mentioned  in  connection 
with  Thomas,  14th.  century,  and  quite  likely  were  assigned  to  him  for 
some  special  service;  they  are  described  as  arg.  a  chevron  sable  be- 
tween three  lions  sejant  gules,  and  are  impaled  with  the  Wydvllle 
arms.  Later  the  coat  bears  lions  couchant.  Those  in  the  British 
Museum  are  badly  drawn,  and  the  position  of  the  sleeping  lions  led  to 


14  THE   LYONS   OF  ENGLAND 

the  Inference  that  they  were  rampant,  in  allusion  to  the  Warkworth 
arms;  and  they  are  so  drawn  in  vol.  I.,  p.  20,  though  the  proper  position 
is  sejant  or  couchant. 

The  argument  of  heraldry  indicates  that  the  Essex  family  migrated 
to  Hampshire  and  Somerset,  as  stated  hy  The  Norman  People.  ColUn- 
son  (Hist,  of  Somerset)  says:  "About  the  time  of  Edw.  I.,  another 
family  succeeded  to  the  estate  of  Long  Ashton  of  the  name  of  Liona 
or  De  Lions.  Of  this  family  was  Nicholas  de  Lions,  who  in  1252  held 
the  office  of  Reeve  of  Bristol.  His  eldest  son  was  William,  who  improved 
the  patrimonial  estate  by  purchase  from  Agnes,  widow  of  DeAlno, 
and  Wm.  de  Ashton.  At  his  death  1312,  he  held  a  capital  messuage, 
the  same  in  all  probability  that  Is  still  partly  standing.  By  Maud,  his 
wife,  he  left  issue,  three  sons,  Adam,  Thomas  and  Edmund.  Adam  de 
Lions,  b.  1287,  lived  only  one  year  after  the  death  of  his  father. 
Thomas  died  1328  without  issue.  Edmund,  b.  1303,  made  a  grant  of 
Stockeleigh  to  the  Abbey  of  St.  Augustine.  He  had  lands  in  Kencot 
also.  He  died  1367,  leaving  two  sons;  William  and  Thomas.  Wm.  died 
without  issue  1370.  Thomas  obtained  a  charter  1392  of  free  warren 
and  liberty  to  enclose  a  park  in  Long  Ashton,  which  from  this  family 
henceforth  assumed  the  name  Ashton-Lyons,  and  still  dominates  a 
tithing  in  this  parish.  His  wife's  name  was  Margaret;  he  left  no  issue. 
The  church,  dedicated  to  All  Saints,  was  built  by  one  of  the  Lyons, 
and  Thomas  Is  buried  there.  The  Lyon  arms — those  of  Essex — are 
cut  in  stone  on  the  west  end  of  the  tower,  and  blazoned  on  the  ceiling. 

The  Manor  of  Lyons  Court  at  Filton  still  remains.  It  lies  north- 
ward from  the  village  of  Whitchurch,  and  belonged  to  a  family  distinct 
from  those  of  Ashton.  As  early  as  the  13th.  century,  they  bore  arms; 
Arg.  two  lions  rampant  respecting  sable  [a  variant  of  the  Warkworth 
arms].  They  were  retainers  to  the  Abbots  of  Keynsham,  from  whom 
they  held  their  territory.  From  David  de  Lyons  issued  David;  Robert; 
Stephen;  Ralph;  Thomas  and  Roger,  his  brother  who  died  without 
issue;  Thomas;  Thomas  and  Nicholas;  Richard  (9th  generation)  left 
no  issue;  his  sister  Edith  m.  Thomas  Holbeach  of  Co.  Lincoln.  The 
hamlet  of  Burton  and  Melton  was  held  1396  of  the  King  in  capite  by 
Thomas  de  Lyons.    Edward  was  member  of  parliament  1336. 

From  Somerset  they  must  have  crossed  into  Ireland.  O'Hart 
claims  an  Irish  origin  for  the  family,  deriving  the  name  from  O'LIathan, 


THE  LYONS  OF  ENGLAND  15 

the  gray-haired.  But  as  the  family  arms  are  those  of  Essex  and 
Somerset,  and  as  its  most  distinguished  representative,  the  late  Lord 
Lyons,  former  British  Minister  at  Washington,  derives  from  Hamp- 
shire, where  Wm.  de  Lions  was  a  witness  13th.  century,  it  seems  quite 
certain  that  any  descendants  of  the  gray-haired  one  are  not  of  our 
race.  Some  Lyons  in  Ireland  are  of  the  family  of  Strathmore,  and  bear 
the  Strathmore  arms. 

The  descendants  of  the  De  Lyons  of  Croxton  Park  passed  into 
Nottingham  and  Derby.  The  existing  histories  of  these  counties  are 
unsatisfactory  in  many  ways;  but  the  Feudal  History  of  Derby  fur- 
nishes some  items  which  are  of  considerable  importance  when  taken 
in  connection  with  the  very  full  Northampton  data. 

Nicholas  de  Lenne,  Forester,  presented  on  the  part  of  Edw.  I. 
(1272-1307).  John  Lyon  was  with  the  Derby  archers  in  Ireland  1362. 
Alan  de  Leuns  was  sued  1270.  In  1310  Letitia  and  Alice,  daughters  of 
Wm.  de  Leuns  of  Chesterfield,  sell  lands.  Adam  de  Lennes  was  on 
the  Subsidy  Rolls  1327.  In  1286  Philip  de  Lenne  (also  called  de 
Leuns)  of  Chesterfield  was  sued;  he  was  plaintiff  1290,  Robert  and 
Philip  de  Leune  mentioned  about  1318.  Alan  de  Leune  and  Philip 
mentioned  tempo  Hen.  III.  (1216-1272.)  Philip  was  a  witness  1318. 
Richard  and  Philip  mentioned  tempo  Edw.  I.  (1272-1307.)  Richard  de 
Lenne  sells  lands  In  Eyom  1290.  Robert  de  Leune  of  Chesterfield 
mentioned  in  Pleas  of  the  Forest  tempo  Edw.  I.,  and  Philip  de  Lyan  in 
the  Pipe  Rolls  (tax  list)  1213.  Richard  de  Sutton  held  one  Knight's 
fee  (600  A.)  in  Sutton  of  the  Honor  of  Richmond  [for  which  Peter  de 
Leonibus  should  respond].  Note:  Peter  de  Leonibus  did  not  suc- 
ceed to  the  Honor  of  Richmond  till  1203,  but  the  words  here  placed 
in  brackets,  not  there  in  the  original,  may  have  been  added  subse- 
quently [Testa  de  Nevil  (Inquisition)]  Roger  de  Linde  is  on  the 
Pipe  Rolls  1255. 

The  Derby  family  spread  into  Northampton,  probably  through  a 
marriage.  The  chief  authority  for  the  Northampton  pedigree  is  the 
collection  of  documents  preserved  in  the  muniment  room  of  the  Chet- 
woods.  who  succeeded  to  the  Warkworth  estates  through  marriage 
with  a  Lyon  heiress,  and  failure  in  the  direct  male  line.  An  epitome 
of  these  documents  was  given  in  vol.  1.,  p.  436;  but  a  few  of  them  are 
copied  below  in  the  original  form,  the  contracted  forms,  for  the  sake 
of  clearnesss,  being  filled  out  in  brackets,  and  the  annexed  numbers 
corresponding  to  the  order  in  vol.  I. 


!•  THE  LYONS  OF  ENGLAND 

The  pedigree  is  as  follows.  It  is  based  upon  the  papers  referred 
to,  and  upon  the  county  histories  of  Balier  and  Bridge  and  the  new 
Victorian  History.  Compare  the  names  of  witnesses  [vol.  I.]  with 
the  Derby  list  above. 

1.  Richard  de  Leuns  m.  Maud  2nd.  Julianna,  who  was  his  widow 
1206.    He  granted  two  virgates  (80  A.)  to  his  brother  Matthew. 

2.  Roger  de  Leuns  m.  Hawise.  His  dau.  Margaret  m.  Richard, 
son  of  Walter  de  Sutton;  their  dau.  m.  Sir  Geoffrey  Luttrel;  a  pic- 
ture of  this  couple  adorns  a  psalter  made  for  Geoffrey,  and  a  copy 
thereof  is  published  in  Fairholt's  Costumes,  Bohn  Library. 

3.  Roger  m.  Joan,  dau.  of  Adam  de  Napton.  At  her  death  1278, 
her  lands  in  Pljrmpton  went  to  their  son  and  heir  Richard,  he  being 
then  30  years. 

4.  Richard  b.  1248,  was  living  1288  m.  Lady  Emma,  who  was  his 
widow  1311.    He  had  a  brother^  John  de  Lions.J 

5.  John  de  Lions  m.  Margery,  dau.  of  Hugo  de  Oakley;  she  was 
his  widow  1317;  he  d.  1312;  she  was  living  1323.  This  is  the  John,  son 
of  Pagan,  of  the  Philippe  pedigree  (vol.  I.  p.  XI.);  but  the  following 
extracts  seem  to  be  conclusive.  [XIII.] Haec  est  finalis  concordia 
facta  in  curia  regis  apud  Ebor  [aceum]  inter  Hugonem  de  Okele 
quaerentem  et  Joh[ann]em  de  Lyouns  et  Margeriam  uxorem  ejus 
deforc[iantes]  per  Adam  de  Harewedon  de  duabus  p[ar]tibus  manerii 
de  Warkworth  etc.  et  pro  hac  recognitione  fine  et  concordia  idem  Hugo 
concessit  pred[i]ctis  Joh[ann]i  et  Margeriae  et  haeridit[ibus]  reman- 
ere  Ric[ard]o  filio  p[rae]d  [i]  c[t]i  Joh'  is  et  heredibus  etc.  remanere 
rectis  heredibus  d[i]c[t]i  Johannis  patris  p[rae]d[i]c[t]  or  [urn] 
Joh'is  et  Ricardi.  Ao.  31  Edw.  I.  [1302].  [XVII.]  Unirersis  S[an]c[t] 
ae  matris  eccl[es]iae  filiis  ad  quor[um]  noticiam  praesentes  pervener- 
Int.  Prior  et  fratres  ordinis  S[an]c[t]i  Augustini  de  North'ton  salu- 
tem.  Nobili  viro  Johanni  de  Leonibus  concessimus  quod  pro  salubri 
statu  suo  et  Aliciae  consortis  suae  et  eorum  liberor[um]dum  vixerint 
necnon  pro  animabus  eor  [um]  et  omnium  progenitorum  suorum  etc. 
pro  a[n]i[ma]bus  Rogeri  de  Lions,  Joh'is,  Ricardi  de  Lions  et  Emmae 
nzoris  suae,  Joh'is  de  Lions  et  Margeriae  uxoris  suae  etc.  Sarae  de 
Ocle,  Will[ielm]i  de  Seintliz  et  Margeriae  uxoris  suae,  Ao.  1330.  [This 
John  was  son  of  John  and  Margaret.     Note  particularly  the  line  of 


JDocument  No.  XII.  (omitted  in  Vol.  I.  of  the  Memorial)  is  an  "agreement 
between  Walter  Pompes,  etc.,  on  the  one  part,  and  William  Purkell  on  the  other. 
Witnesses  Richard  de  Lyuns,  son  of  Lord  Roger  Lyuns,  Gerard  de  Lyuns,  Rich- 
ard de   Lyuns.   Nicholas  de   I^yuns  et    al."   Anno   1260. 


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descent — ^Roger,  John  and  Richard,  John,  and  compare  with  Philippe, 
vol.  I.,  p.  11.]. 

6.  John  de  Lions*  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  Wm.  de  St.  Liz;  m.  2nd. 
Elizabeth  Hastings,  living  1346;  m.  3rd.  Lora  Latimer.  He  d.  1383. 
A  second  son  was  Richard  de  Lions.  There  were  two  daughters: 
Margerie,  who  m.  Egidius  St.  John,  and  Agnes,  both  mentioned  1322. 
[XX,XXXII.].§  In  1311  he  received  his  grandmother's  dower  of  Sever- 
ford.  [XVII.]  Sciant  quod  ego  Joh'es  de  Liouns  dedi  Joh'i  fllio  meo 
capitale  messuagium  de  Swerford  parva  etc.  cum  reversione  terrarum 
et  ten  [en]tor[um]  quae  d[omin]a  Emma  mater  mea  de  me  tenet 
nomine  dotis  etc.  et  si  contingat  p[rae]d[i]c[t]um  Joh'em  sine  herede 
de  corpore  suo  obire  remanerent  Ricardo  fratri  suo.  Testibus  Thomas 
de  Liouns  de  Dunstowe  et  aliis. 

In  1319  he  gave  the  manor  of  Beckbroke  to  his  wife  Alice;  and 
in  1346  he  gave  to  the  prior  and  convent  of  Chacomb  lands  in  Har- 
pole  and  Plympton  which  he  inherited  from  Adam  de  Napton;  in 
1337  he  gave  lands  in  Grimsbury  to  St.  Leonard's  Hospital  in  Banbury 
and  later  the  hospital  received  lands  in  Banbury  and  Overthorp.  His 
will  was  dated  Saturday  after  the  Feast  of  Conception  of  the  B.  V.  M. 
1383:  To  be  buried  in  Chacomb  Convent  church;  masses  for  the 
souls  of  Elizabeth  Hastings  and  Lora  Latimer  his  former  wives: 
bequests  to  religious  bodies.     Proved  Dec.  19,  1383.    [Lincoln  Wills]. 

His  brother,  Richard  of  Great  Oakley,  m.  Margerie.  He  had  a 
son  Richard:  [XXV.]  A  toutz  ceaux  I're  verrounts  ou  orrounts.  Richard 
de  Lions  de  Warkworth  et  Richard  son  fitz  etc.  nouz  estre  tenuz  k  sire 
[Sir]  John  de  Lyons,  Seignr  de  Warkworth  etc.  Donne  Ao,  35  Edw.  III. 
(1361). 

In  1330  Richard  was  summoned  to  show  cause  of  his  claim  in 
Oakley.  Replied  that  Hugo  de  Ocle  died  seized  of  the  manor  etc., 
leaving  daughters,  one  Margery,  his  heirs;  and  that  Margery  con- 
veyed her  share  to  Richard  de  Lions  and  his  heirs.  In  1347  Richard 
accounts  for  one  fee  (800  A.)  in  Oakley,  on  levying  aid  for  Knighting 
the  King's  son.  In  1361  Richard  died;  his  moiety  descending  to 
Isabella,  Cecilia  and  Christina,  his  sisters  and  heirs  [this  was  probably 
Richard  the  son  (see  also  the  Battle  Abbey)].    In  1418  Cecilia  Ragonel 


*Baker  thinks  there  were  two  generations  of  Johns  in  No.    6. 

§Docum.ent    No.    XX    (omitted    in    Vol.    I.).       "Be    it    known    that    I,    Margery, 
who  was  wife  of  Lord  John   de   Lions,   lord  of  "Warkworth,   have  given   to  Margery 
and    Agnes,    my    daughters,    for    the    course    of    their    lives,    etc.,    and    after    their 
death,   to   Richard  my  son.   etc."      Anno   1322. 
(2) 


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died  possessed  of  one-third  of  the  manor,  descending  to  her  daughter 
and  heirs.  She  m.  1st.  Hamelin  de  Mathan  of  Mulesey,  Co.  Surrey, 
who  d.  1381,  her  dau.  Elizabeth  being  three  years  old.  Her  dau. 
Margaret,  wife  of  John  Mitchell,  died  1454  [Escheats  1381  and  1454— 
Clutterbuck's  Hertford,  Manning's  Surrey  and  the  Battle  Abbey]. 
He  has  been  confused  with  Richard,  the  vintner  of  Essex.  Alice, 
sister  and  coheir  of  Richard,  living  1403,  m.  Nicholas  Lovett  of  Rush- 
ton  in  1361.  A  Richard,  with  Claricia  his  wife  and  William  his  son, 
confirmed  a  grant  of  Waleran  de  Sulgrave  [probably  father  of  Claricia] 
to  the  convent—  no  date. 

7.  John  m.  1370  Margaret  St.  John;  he  d. 
1385.  [XXVI.]  Ceste  indenture  faite  a  Ald- 
rington  peutre  dame  Isabelle  Seynt  .Johan 
d'un  parte  et  Johan  de  Lyouns  fitz  et  heir 
monsr.  John  de  Lyouns,  Seign'r.  de  Wark- 
worth  de  I'autre  parte  testimoyne  cest  assauoir 
que  le  dit  John  de  Lyouns  espousera  Mai'ge- 
rie  Seint  Johan  fille  au  dit  Isabelle  etc. 
pour  que  marriage  la  dit  dame  Isabelle  in- 
feoffera  le  dit  Johan  de  Lyouns  de  son  manoir 
de  Middleton  Cheynduyt  en  le  comte  de  North'- 
ton  k  terme  de  vie  la  dit  Isabelle  etc.  Ao.  44 
Edw.  III.  (1370).  His  sister  m.  1st.  Nicholas 
Chetwood;  he  died  1369;  she  m.  2nd.  1370 
Richard  Wydville  [compare  the  account  of  Es- 
sex above].  The  Chetwood  family  succeeded 
to  the  Lyon  estates  1392,  inasmuch  as  John 
died  without  issue  1385. 

His  monument,  said  to  be  one  of  the  most 
beautiful  in  England,  is  in  Warkworth  church. 
He  wears  on  his  head  a  bascinet,  to  which  is 
attached  a  camail  of  mail.  Over  the  body  is 
a  cyclas  laced  on  the  right  side;  under  this  a 
haketon  with  sleeves,  and  under  this  a  gambe- 
son.  Legs  and  feet  are  in  chausses  of  mail; 
spurs  have  plain  wheel  rowels  left  almost  in 
block.  Knees  are  protected  by  genouilleres 
decorated  with  ball  flowers  and  quatrefoils:  el-    Monnment  (reclining)  of 

John  Lyon. 


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bows  by  guards  and  lion-faced  discs;  hands  by  gauntlets  of  plate  and 
leather,  with  close-fitting  cuffs  strapped  round  the  wrist.  The  head, 
supported  by  angels,  rests  on  his  helm  for  battle  and  jousting,  sur- 
mounted by  the  crest,  a  talbot's  head  issuing  from  a  ducal  coronet. 
The  feet  press  with  admirable  spontaneity  on  a  lion.  The  shield  is 
charged  with  the  lion  rampant  of  De  Lions.  The  sword  is 
suspended  by  an  elaborate  baudric  worn  obliquely,  whose  ends  are 
fastened  in  a  double  locket  placed  a  few  inches  below  the  top  of 
scabbard.  The  end  of  scabbard  is  protected  by  a  bouterolle,  and  the 
pommel  ornamented  with  a  human  face.  An  ornate  misericorde  is 
slung  by  a  loop  from  the  baudric.  Every  detail  has  received  the  sculp- 
tor's most  careful  attention. 

Two  other  monuments  are  there;  said  to  be  of  Sir  John  and 
Margery.  He  is  represented  cross-legged,  in  a  hauberk  which  covers 
his  head,  and  extends  to  the  wrists,  leaving  the  hands,  which  are 
elevated,  bare.  Every  trace  of  mail  is  worn  away,  except  a  small 
portion  above  the  knee  at  the  opening  of  the  tunic,  which  falls  back, 
and  reaches  nearly  to  the  heels.  A  plain  horizontal  belt,  and  a  trans- 
verse one  from  which  depends  a  sword  at  left  side;  on  the  left  side  is 
a  heater  shield.  The  head,  bound  with  a  plain  fillet,  is  supported  by 
two  mutilated  angels,  and  rests  on  a  double  cushion;  the  feet  rest  on 
a  lion. 

The  other  figure  has  a  veil  headdress  confined  around  the  head 
by  a  plain  fillet,  and  falling  to  the  shoulders.  A  wimple  just  covers 
the  chin;  an  open  mantle  fastened  by  a  cordon  crossing  below  the 
arms,  which  are  raised  in  devotion.  The  head  rests  on  a  cushion;  on 
each  side  is  a  mutilated  angel. 

The  last  Sir  John  is  the  one  who  has  been  mistaken  for  John  of 
Glamis.  The  John  de  Lyons,  who  1334  was  summoned  to  attend  the 
King  with  horses  and  arms  at  Roxburgh  [Rot.  Scot.,  I.  306],  and  in 
1343  had  charters  for  lands  in  Perth  and  Aberdeen,  who  obtained  the 
reversion  of  Glamis,  and  whose  son  was  Grand  Chamberlain  of  Scot- 
land, was  a  descendant  of  Richard  of  Northampton — King  David  had 
possessions  there — and  may  have  been  a  cousin  of  the  last  Sir  John. 

Much  more  might  be  said  of  Northampton  Lyons,  but  space  for- 
bids. The  Oxford  Hist.  Soc.  vol.  24  gives  a  long  account  of  the  vari- 
ous rectors  of  Begbroke,  of  whom  the  first  whose  name  is  known  was 
appointed  by  Roger  de  Lyons  in  1231.   [see  also  Rennet's  Parochial 


20  THE  LYONS  OF  ENGLAND 

Hist,  of  Oxford].  Nicholas  de  Lyons  was  Rector  1303,  and  many  of 
his  family  entered  the  church,  here  and  in  other  counties.  The  Lyon 
family  presented  to  this  rectory  for  117  years,  except  1294,  when  Roger 
de  Lens  was  patron.  The  name  is  probably  connected  wltH  that  of 
Matilda  de  Lens,  who  held  one  knight's  fee  (800  A.)  from  Ralph  de 
Saley  tempo  Edw.  L  [Lens  is  phonetic  for  Lyons,  as  in  the  Derby 
records,  and  there  was  therefore  no  "except.]" 

The  History  of  Banbury  quotes  an  odd  writ  of  1330.  "Sir  John 
de  Lyons,  summoned  by  quo  warranto  to  show  his  claim  of  view  of 
frankpledge  and  weyf  in  the  manor  of  Warkworth,  pleaded  proscrip- 
tion, but  acknowledged  that  neither  he  nor  his  ancestors  had  a  pillory 
for  offenders  against  the  assize  of  bread,  and  that  they  punished 
offenders  against  the  assize  of  beer  by  amerciament,  and  not  by  tum- 
bril, till  the  third  offense.  The  view  was  taken  into  the  King's  hands, 
and  restored  again  for  one-half  mark." 

The  Derby  family  crossed  into  South  Lancaster;  but  either  as 
younger  sons,  or  at  a  time  when  the  family  had  descended  from  its 
proud  estate.  Many,  however,  were  of  the  gentry  class,  and  the  name 
is  found  in  the  list  of  lesser  gentry  to  this  day.  The  county  might  be 
considered  the  Lyon  stronghold  in  England,  as  they  comprise  .008 
percent  of  the  population.  The  published  parish  registers  are  of  great 
value,  and  show  that  the  Lyons  have  not  removed  from  their  original 
position  in  the  southern  part.  Southern  York  also  received  a  few 
settlers,  and  these  also  have  not  wandered  far  afield.  In  Lincoln,  too, 
the  name  appears,  but  they  do  not  seem  to  have  settled  in  this  shire 
until  the  16th.  century,  possibly  through  the  exchange  of  lands  between 
the  Lord  Mayor  and  the  King.     (vol.  L,  p.  17.). 

On  account  of  their  importance,  and  for  the  significance  of  the 
names,  some  of  the  Lancaster  records  are  quoted,  even  though  many 
dates  are  subsequent  to  the  colonial  migration.  The  dates  are  not 
here  given  in  full,  and  names  of  females  are  for  the  most  part  omitt- 
ed:— 

Bury:     Alice,  of  John,  bp.  1594;  Henry,  of  Henry,  bp.  1636. 

Walton:  William,  of  Robert,  bp.  1640;  Thomas  m.  Margaret  Plimp- 
ton 1609. 

Upholland:  Abraham,  of  Henry,  d.  1659;  Charles,  of  George,  bp. 
1684;  Peter,  of  George,  bp.  1663;  Thomas  of  Billing,  d.  1678;  Susanna, 
of  George,  bp.  1677;  other  children  of  George;  John,  of  Daniel  of  Bil- 


THE  LYONS   OF   ENGLAND  21 

ling,  bp.  1686;  Thomas,  of  Robert  of  Orral,  bp.  1661;  Lydia,  of  Thomas 
of  WIndle.  b.  1674;  John,  of  Robert  of  Orral,  d.  1678;  Ellen,  of  Richard 
of  Billing,  bp.  1635;  Margaret,  of  Daniel  of  Billing,  bp.  1617;  Susanna, 
of  Daniel,  bp.  1621;  Gilbert,  of  Daniel  of  Billing,  bp.  1670. 

Newchurch,  Tulchuth:  Henry  of  Peter,  bp.  1654;  Alice  of  Peter, 
bp.  1656;  John,  of  Richard,  bp.  1691;  Peter,  of  Richard,  bp.  1694;  Old 
Roger,  d.  1676;  John,  of  Peter,  d.  1684;  Elizabeth,  of  Roger  and  Ann 
Hynd,  bp.  1633;  Henry,  of  Richard,  bp.  1631;  Henry,  bp.  1608;  child 
of  Henry,  d.  1607;  Alin  [Ellen  ?]  wife  of  Peter,  d.  1682.  See  also  Henry 
Lyon,  gent,  of  Prestwick,  Thomas  Lyon,  gent,  of  Billing,  and  the  con- 
nection of  Thomas  Lyon  and  wife  Margaret  with  the  witch  trials  1612. 

Ormskirk:  Ann,  of  George,  bp.  1602;  Mary,  of  James,  bp.  1605; 
Elizabeth,  of  James,  bp.  1615;  Thomas,  of  James,  bp.  1618;  Edward,  of 
Richard,  bp.  1623;  Ellen,  of  James,  bp.  1613;  Margaret  of  James,  bp. 
1607;  Susan,  of  James,  bp.  1609;  Marierie,  of  Peter,  bp.  1606;  Thomas, 
of  John,  bp.  1585;  child  of  George,  d.  1601. 

Wigan:  Edward,  of  Thomas  of  Rainforth,  bp.  1580;  Henry,  b. 
1605. 

A  few  Lancaster  Wills:  Edward  of  Halewood,  1614;  George  of 
Eccleston,  1606;  Henry  of  Rainforth,  1614;  Henry  of  Windle,  1582; 
James  of  Rainforth,  1592;  John  of  Eccleston,  1607;  John  of  Halewood, 
1598;  John  of  Rainforth,  1614;  John  of  Whiston,  1615;  Robert  of  Wool- 
ton,  1594;  Robert  of  High  Leigh,  1620;  Thomas  of  Rainforth,  1603; 
Thomas  of  Whiston,  1612;  Daniel  of  Billing,  1627;  David  of  Billing. 
1627;  Edward  of  Gansworth,  1633;  Henry  of  Whiston,  1629;  George  of 
Rainforth,  1640;  George  of  Windle,  1629;  Gilbert  of  Windle,  1622; 
Josiah  of  Rainforth,  1628;  Peter  of  Windle,  1647;  Thomas  of  Windle, 
1624;  Thomas  of  Woolfall,  1625;  William  of  Gansworth,  1646;  William 
of  Woolfall,  1628. 

The  Lyons  of  Warwick,  Bucks,  Berks,  and  other  Midland  counties, 
seem  to  be  of  Northampton  origin.  The  Middlesex  line  is  said  by 
Philippe  to  be  of  Essex  stock,  but  this  has  been  disproved  by  Mr. 
Thornton  in  the  Harrow  School  [vol.  L,  p.  12.].  Some  importance 
must  be  attached  to  the  fact  that  most  of  the  great  schools  of  England 
founded  their  seals  upon  the  coat-of-arms  of  their  founders,  the  Harrow 
arms  being  based  upon  the  arms  of  John  Lyon  of  Preston,  or  the  lion 
rampant.    He  had  lands  in  Hertford. 

Here  and  there  appear  early  Lyon  representatives  in  various 
counties;    but  these  must  be  passed   by;    as   also  the  various   parish 


12  THE  LYONS  OF  ENGLAND 

registers  and  other  references  of  later  years.  A  partial  list  is  offered 
here  for  the  pleasure  of  the  curious.  Lipscomb's  Buckingham;  Chaun- 
cey's  and  Clutterbuck's  Hertford;  Lyson's  Environs  of  London;  Famil- 
iae  Minorum  Gentium;  Misc.  Genealogica  et  Heraldica;  Herts  Geneal- 
ogist; Reitstap's  Armorial  General — for  Lyon  arms  in  France;  York 
Wills;  Lincoln  Wills  and  Marriages;  Northampton  Wills;  Parish 
Registers  of  Leeds,  York,  Solihull,  Warwick,  Stratford-on-Avon 
Moulton,  Northampton,  Ipswich,  Suffolk,  London  Parishes. 

The  Lyon  family  lost,  by  gift  or  otherwise,  their  vast  estates;  but 
they  have  tenaciously  clung  to  their  distinctive  names.  William  occurs 
as  early  as  the  second  generation,  and  doubtless  was  bestowed  in 
honor  of  the  Conqueror.  Henry,  Richard  and  John  appear  tempo  Henry 
IL  and  his  sons,  while  the  name  Jeffrey  (from  Geoffrey  of  Normandy 
or  Geoffrey  or  Anjou)  failed  to  survive.  These  four  names  persist  in 
every  generation,  and  in  any  list  far  outnumber  all  others.  The  same 
may  be  said  of  Peter  or  Piers,  but  chiefly  in  the  northern  counties;  the 
first  mentioned  being  Peter  de  Leonibus  of  Derby,  12th  century. 
Thomas  is  nearly  as  ancient,  and  quite  as  persistent,  and  these  two 
quite  likely  owe  their  names  to  the  apostles,  or  to  intermarriage. 
Edward  made  its  advent  with  Edward  L;  while  Nicholas  and  Adam 
are  not  popular  today.  George  naturally  does  not  occur  till  late,  but 
took  a  firm  hold. 

If  one  were  to  judge  from  family  names,  any  or  all  of  the  immi- 
grants might  have  come  from  any  of  the  midland  or  adjacent  counties 
of  England.  The  family  of  William  of  Roxbury  claim  Heston,  Middle- 
sex, as  their  home,  and  their  claim  appears  good.  Peter  was  most 
surely  not  immediately  related  to  William;  there  is  nothing  to  show 
that  they  were  aware  of  each  other's  near  presence.  George  was 
quite  surely  of  the  same  family  as  Peter.  There  is  reason,  too,  to 
believe  that  the  first  recorded  George  was  the  son  of  a  prior  immi- 
grant who  probably  bore  the  same  name. 

Since  the  publication  of  vol.  I.,  the  Lancaster  records  have  become 
accessible,  and  they  furnish  strong  presumptive  evidence  that  Peter 
and  George  were  from  that  shire.  Peter  appeared  at  the  time  of  the 
Great  Lancastrian  Migration,  when  the  first  settlers  of  Dorchester 
removed  to  Connecticut  to  make  room  for  the  flock  of  Richard  Mather. 
This  eminent  divine  came  with  his  following  from  that  part  of  Lancas- 
ter where  the  Lyon  family  was  especially  numerous,  and  where  the 
parish  registers  read  almost  as  antecedent  pages  of  the  records  of  the 


THE  LYONS  OF  ENGLAND  28 

First  Church  of  Dorchester.  A  comparison  of  these  old-world  lists 
with  the  List  of  Inhabitants  in  1700  will  show  that  nearly  every  name 
in  the  latter  has  its  counterpart  in  the  former;  and  this  is  especially 
true  of  those  who  were  resident  there  during  the  middle  of  the  17th. 
century.  The  evidence  for  a  Lancastrian  origin  for  Dorchester  men  ap- 
pears very  striking  and  almost  conclusive. 

The  statement  that  the  Connecticut  families  are  of  Scotch  descent 
seems  to  require  the  Scotch  verdict  "not  proven."  They  are  much  more 
likely  to  have  been  Lancastrian.  There  is  presumptive  evidence  that 
Thomas  at  least  had  some  connection  with  the  Lyons  of  near  Boston, 
and  it  may  have  been  due  to  such  connection  that  Thomas  of  "near 
Boston,"  who  was  killed  in  the  Turner's  Falls  fight,  has  been  con- 
fused with  Thomas  of  Fairfield;  the  biographer  of  the  Thomas  Lyon 
Family  should  have  something  to  say  on  that  point.  It  is  not  at  all 
likely  that  the  17th  century  Lyons  of  the  various  counties  of  England 
had  knowledge  of  each  other;  while  those  of  Lancaster  and  York 
may  have  had  a  vague  idea,  and  so  have  handed  down  the  tradition, 
that  they  were  in  some  way  related  to  the  only  Lyon  family  they  knew 
about — the  noble  family  of  Strathmore,  which,  indeed,  had  a  common 
origin  with  themselves.  Moreover,  the  tradition  that  three  Lyon 
brothers  were  on  guard  at  Whitehall,  and  witnessed  the  execution  of 
Charles  I.  very  strongly  militates  against  their  being  of  Scottish 
blood;  for  the  strong  feeling  of  suspicion  and  dislike  which  the  Puritan 
felt  for  the  Scot  at  this  time,  and  which  culminated  shortly  afterward 
at  the  battle  of  Worcester,  must  have  caused,  at  such  a  momentous 
time,  some  such  order  as  "Put  none  but  Ironsides  on  guard  tonight." 

Taking  into  consideration,  then,  all  the  data  obtained  at  the 
present  time,  it  is  the  opinion  of  the  compiler  that  the  special  arms 
of  Strathmore  belong  only  to  those  descended  from  John  of  Glamis; 
that  the  lion  sejant  or  couchant  belongs  only  to  a  special  Essex  family, 
who  appear  also  in  southern  England  and  in  Ireland;  that  the  lion 
passant  belongs  only  to  the  immediate  family  of  Sir  John,  the  Lord 
Mayor;  and  that  the  original  lion  rampant,  as  borne  in  Norfolk,  North- 
ampton, and  by  John  of  Preston,  is  the  common  heritage  of  all  the 
first  settlers  who  bore  the  Lyon  name. 

G.  W.  A.  LYON. 
2022  Diamond  St.,  Philadelphia. 

Aug.  19th,  1907. 


THE  EARLY  LYON  LMMIGRANTS  TO  AMERICA 


For  the  benefit,  of  readers  of  this  volume  who  have  not  the  com- 
plete series  of  the  Lyon  Memorial,  a  brief  synopsis  is  here  given  of  the 
facts  connected  with  the  transplanting  to  the  New  World  of  oifshoots 
from  the  English  Lyon  family. 

In  the  list  of  passengers  that  embarked  for  "Barbadoes"  in  the 
ship  "Hopewell,"  Capt.  Babb,  February  12th,  1634,  we  find  the  name  of 
John  Lyon,  aged  eighteen  years.  It  has  been  suggested  that  this 
was  John,  son  of  William  and  Anne  (Carter)  Lyon  of  Heston  (now 
part  of  London),  England,  but  this  is  not  probable,  since  that  John  was 
baptized  June  7,  1619,  and  so  was  probably  not  more  than  fifteen 
years  old  at  the  date  above  mentioned,  and  since  his  father  was  buried 
February  18,  1634,  only  six  days  after  the  sailing  of  the  Hopewell. 
The  assumption  had  been  that  the  lad  had  set  out  to  seek  his  fortune 
in  a  new  country  because  he  was  left  fatherless.  It  is,  however,  more 
than  possible  that  the  John  Lyon  who  embarked  for  the  Barbadoes 
1634  was  the  same  John  Lyon  who  was  taxed  in  Marblehead  Mass.  in 
1637,  and  who  in  1638  gave  his  note  for  payment  of  money  to  George 
Ching  of  Salem,  Mass.  We  read  that  on  3.  XI.  1644  (Jan.  3,  1645)  John 
Lyon,  with  some  companions  in  Salem,  was  fined  for  drinking  wine  and 
other  offences.  He  was  one  of  the  proprietors  of  Salem  1649,  and  there 
after  disappears  from  history.  It  is  not  known  whether  he  had  a 
family.  No  descendants  are  known,  although  there  was  a  Lyon  family 
in  Marblehead  in  after  years  whose  origin  has  not  been  otherwise 
accounted  for.  John  Lyon,  however,  sold  his  property  in  Marblehead 
in  1653  (Essex  Deeds),  and  seems  to  have  returned  to  England.  See 
memorial,  Massachusetts  Families,  page  20. 

The  earliest  Lyon  immigrant  of  whom  we  have  positive  knowledge 
was  William  Lyon,  who  came  to  Roxbury,  Mass.  in  1635  on  the  ship 
"Hopewell,"  being  then  a  lad  of  fourteen.  He  was  from  Heston, 
youngest  son  of  William  and  Anne  (Carter)  Lyon.  He  received  a 
grant  of  land  in  Roxbury  in  1648  and  acquired  ultimately  considerable 
landed  property  there;  in  1645  became  a  member  of  the  Ancient  and 
Honorable  Artillery  Company  of  Roxbury;  was  made  freeman  in 
1666  and  died  in  1692.  He  had  interested  himself  in  the  new  colony 
at  New  Roxbury,  now  Woodstock,  Conn.,  and  that  became  the  principal 


EARLY   LYON    IMMIGRANTS  26 

seat  of  the  family  in  the  eighteenth  century,  although  the  family  was 
also  represented  until  after  the  Revolutionary  War  in  Roxbury.  In 
the  dispersal  which  followed,  members  of  the  family  established  them- 
selves in  Colerain,  Mass.  (these  writing  the  name  Lyons)  and  in 
North  Craftsbury,  Vt.  The  family  had  also  spread  to  Middleboro  on 
the  south  and  Royalston  and  Gageboro  on  the  west,  and  from  Wood- 
stock northward  into  other  Massachusetts  towns.  In  later  years,  of 
course,  there  has  been  a  wide  dispersal  of  the  family.  Among  the 
more  distinguished  members  of  the  family  may  be  mentioned  Caleb 
Lyon,  first  territorial  Governor  of  Idaho,  and  designer  of  the  State  seal 
of  California;  William  H.  Lyon,  Indian  Commissioner  under  General 
Grant  and  in  several  subsequent  administrations,  a  well-to-do  New 
York  merchant;  General  Nathaniel  Lyon,  one  of  the  most  gallant 
soldiers  that  fought  for  the  Union,  and  (almost  certainly)  Mary  Lyon, 
founder  of  Holyoke  College. 

The  next  immigrants  of  the  Lyon  name  were  the  two  brothers 
(?)  Peter  and  George  of  Dorchester,  Mass.  Peter  Lyon  is  mentioned 
as  a  proprietor  in  Dorchester  1639,  was  freeman  in  1649  and  held 
public  offices  1675-85.  The  family  remained  for  several  generations 
in  the  vicinity  of  Boston,  in  Milton,  Stoughton,  Needham.  Newton, 
Taunton,  etc.,  extending  later  into  Vermont  and  Maine,  and  ultimately, 
like  the  other  Lyon  families,  becoming  widely  dispersed.  It  furnished 
soldiers  in  the  Colonial  and  Revolutionary  wars.  Among  the  distin- 
gniished  names  in  its  record  perhaps  the  most  prominent  is  that  of 
Admiral  Henry  Ware  Lyon,  U.  S.  N. 

Of  George  Lyon  not  very  much  is  known  beyond  the  fact  that  he 
was  selectman  in  Dorchester  1645-7  and  perhaps  in  1661  and  1672, 
his  record  being  probably  confused  with  that  of  another  George  who 
was  probably  his  son.  His  descendants  lived  in  Dorchester,  and  Mil- 
ton,, Mass.,  and  in  Woodstock,  Conn.,  but  they  seem  to  have  been 
comparatively  few  in  number. 

In  1644  Richard  Lyon  was  sent  from  England  to  Cambridge  by 
Sir  Henry  Mildmay  as  a  tutor  for  his  son  William.  He,  however, 
returned  soon  to  England. 

About  1648  there  appeared  in  Fairfield  Co.,  Conn,  almost  simul- 
taneously three  new  immigrants  bearing  the  name  Lyon,  presumably 
brothers.  One  of  these,  Thomas,  was  founder  of  the  family  treated  of 
in  the  present  volume,  whose  principal  seat,  in  the  early  days,  was  in 
Westchester,  Co..  N.  Y. 


26  EARLY  LYON   IMMIGSAMTS 

Henry  Lyon,  the  most  enterprising  and  forceful  of  the  three 
"brothers,"  settled  first  in  Milford,  Conn.,  removed  later  to  Fairfield, 
Conn.,  and  finally  joined  the  colony  that  established  in  New  Jersey  the 
town  on  the  Pasaic  to  which  the  name  Newark  was  afterwards  given. 
The  descendants  of  Henry  Lyon  were  prominent  in  the  early  history  of 
New  Jersey,  including  several  oflBcers  in  the  Revolutionary  army. 
A  branch  of  the  family  established  itself  at  an  early  day  in  Rhode 
Island.  Another  removed  to  Ohio  and  aided  in  founding  the  city  of 
Cincinnati.  Still  another,  Rev.  James  Lyon,  ardent  patriot  in  the  Revo- 
lution, planted  the  family  name  in  Machias,  Me. 

Richard  Lyon  settled  in  Fairfield,  Conn.,  about  1648-49,  was  free- 
man there  1664,  commissioner  for  Fairfield  1669  and  at  his  death 
in  1678  left  an  estate  valued  at  £632.  His  descendants  settled  in 
Fairfield,  Redding  and  neighboring  towns,  extending  gradually  north- 
ward into  Massachusetts  and  Vermont.  In  the  Revolution  they  were 
mostly  loyalists,  except  those  who  had  removed  to  Massachusetts  and 
Vermont.  From  Vermont  some  of  them  found  their  way  to  Michigan — 
among  these  Hon.  Lucius  Lyon  who  represented  the  new  State  of 
Michigan  as  Senator  in  Congress  1837-39. 

The  families  of  Henry  and  Richard  Lyon  form  the  subject  of  the 
second  volume  of  the  Lyon  memorial  "Families  of  Connecticut  and 
New  Jersey." 

The  first  volume,  "Families  of  Massachusetts,"  contained  the 
family  histories  of  William  Lyon  of  Roxbury  and  Peter  and  Gteorge 
Lyon,  of  Dorchester. 

Another  early  Lyon  immigrant,  of  whom  perhaps  too  little  is 
known,  was  Rev.  John  Lyon  from  Cork,  who  came  to  Taunton,  Mass., 
in  1666. 

Mention  must  be  made,  too,  of  the  statement  of  Rev.  Dr.  Burhams 
(Churchman's  Magazine,  1832)  that  the  Richard  Lyon  who  was  the  first 
churchman  in  Redding,  Conn,  was  from  Ireland.  There  is  a  possi- 
bllity  that  the  Episcopalian  and  loyalist  Lyons  of  Redding  and  neigh- 
borhood were,  after  all,  descendants  of  this  Irish  Richard  and  not  of 
Richard  of  Fairfield. 

Among  the  Lyon  immigrants  who  arrived  in  the  eighteenth  cen- 
tury, special  mention  should  be  made  of  Matthew  Lyon,  "the  redem- 
tioner,'"  of  whom  there  is  a  sketch  in  the  Lyon  Memorial  "Massachu- 
setts Families";  of  a  Jew  Lyon  family  that  came  to  New  York  City, 
and  of  John  Lyon  from  Ireland  who  settled  in  1763  in  Mifflington, 
Pa.,  and  was  progenitor  of  many  of  the  Lyons  of  Pennsylvania. 


ABBREVIATIONS. 
Ch.  R. — Church  or  Parish  Record. 
Fam.  R. — ^Family  Record. 

G.  R. — Grave  Record;  i.e.  Cemetery  Inscription. 
T.  R. — Town  Record. 
E.  C.  M. — Early  Connecticut  Marriages. 
E.  M.  M. — Early  Massachusetts  Marriages. 
Col.  Rec.  Conn. — Colonial  Records  of  Connecticut. 

SYSTEM    OF   NUMBERING. 

Each  name  has  a  serial  number,  printed  in  full-faced  type,  fol- 
lowed by  Roman  numeral,  whose  significance  is  obvious.  Preceding 
the  names  which  head  the  several  paragraphs  there  are  three  num- 
bers, the  first  the  serial  number  of  the  person,  the  second,  in  Roman 
numerals,  the  number  of  tha  generation,  the  third  the  serial  number  of 
the  person's  father.  By  aid  of  these  numerals,  it  is  easy  to  trace 
back  the  ancestry  of  any  individual  mentioned. 

An  asterisk  *  preceding  a  serial  number  indicates  that  further 
Information  is  to  be  found  in  the  next  generation. 


THOMAS  LYON  OF  RYE 

THOMAS  LYON  "of  Rye"  was  born  in  England§  about  1621,  and 
died  at  Byram  Neck,  Greenwicli,  Fairfield  Co.,  Conn,  in  1690.  He  was 
buried  in  the  old  Lyon  family  burying  ground  at  Byram  Neck.  He  is 
supposed  to  have  come  first  to  the  Massachusetts  Colony,  and  thence 
to  have  gone  to  seek  his  fortune  in  the  far  west  of  Fairfield  County, 
Conn.,  where  at  about  the  same  time  Richard  and  Henry  Lyon,  presum- 
ably his  brothers  or  cousins, t  appeared.  His  first  wife  was  Martha 
Joanna  Winthrop,  a  grand-daughter  of  Gov.  John  Winthrop,  of  Salem, 
Mass.,  and  it  is  to  Hon.  Robert  C.  Winthrop,  a  lineal  descendant  of  the 
Governor  that  we  are  indebted  for  nearly  all  the  circumstantial  knowl- 
edge we  have  of  the  life  of  Thomas  Lyon.  He  made  public  in  a  com- 
munication to  the  Massachusetts  Historical  Society,  of  which  he  was 
for  thirty  years  president,  a  number  of  letters  found  among  the  papers 
of  Governor  Winthrop,  written  by  Thomas  Lyon,  his  wife  Martha  (Win- 
throp) Lyon,  and  other  members  of  the  family. 

Martha's  mother,  Elizabeth  (Fones)  Winthrop  remained  in  England 
when  her  husband,  Henry  Winthrop  came  to  America.  He  was 
drowned  in  Salem  Harbor,  July  2,  1630,  the  day  after  his  arrival.  She, 
with  her  infant  daughter,  Martha,  came  to  America  the  following  year. 
She  did  not  remain  long  a  widow.  Her  second  husband  was  Robert 
Feake  (Feeke,  Feke,  Fekes,  Feeck,  the  name  was  variously  written), 
one  of  the  earliest  and  largest  proprietors  in  Watertown,  which  he  re- 
peatedly represented  in  the  Massachusetts  General  Court.  After  some 
years  Mr.  Feake  removed  with  his  family  to  Greenwich,  Conn.,  where 
in  1640  he,  with  Capt.  Daniel  Patrick,  purchased  of  the  Indians  a  large 
tract  of  land.      It  appears  that  about  this  time  he  developed  symptoms 


5The  statement  which  has  been  often  repeated  that  Thomas  Lyon  was  from 
Yorkshire,  England,  appears  to  have  no  foundation.  It  was  probably  a  nier« 
inference  from  the  association  of  Thomas  Lyon  with  John  Banks,  but  the  history 
Indicates  that  this  association  was  purely  accidental.  Possibly  of  more  sig-nifl- 
cance  was  the  earlier  association  of  Thomas  Lyon  with  John  Winthrop,  who  was 
from  Suffolk,  but  this  association  may  have  begun  in  Watertown  or  Dorchester, 
Mass. 

tThomas  Lyon  was  In  Stamford  as  early  as  1647;  Henry  Lyon  In  Mllford 
1649,  Fairfield  1652.  later  in  Newark.  N.  J.;  Richard  Lyon  in  Fairfield  in  1649. 
That  the  families  of  Thomas  and  Richard  were  Intimately  related  Is  shown  by 
the  fact  that  Abigail,  daughter  of  Thomas  Lyon  married  John  Banks,  Jr.,  while 
Elizabeth,  daughter  of  Richard  Lyon,  married  Benjamin  a  brother  of  John 
Banks  Jr. 


THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE  29 

of  a  derangement  of  mind  which  ended  in  complete  insanity.  There 
may  or  may  not  have  been  estrangement  between  man  and  wife;  at  all 
events  Mr,  Feake  returned  to  Watertown,  leaving  his  family  in  charge 
of  his  business  partner,  Capt.  Patrick.  The  gossips  had  it  that  the 
relations  between  Capt.  Patrick  and  Mrs.  Feake  were  more  intimate 
than  business  required.  However,  these  relations,  whatever  may  have 
their  nature,  were  brought  to  an  abrupt  close  in  1643  by  the  death  by 
assassination  of  Capt.  Patrick.  Mrs.  Feake  and  her  daughter  con- 
tinued to  live  in  Connecticut  (in  the  town  Stamford),  her  business 
affairs  being  intrusted  now  to  one  William  Hallett.  At  this  juncture 
Thomas  Lyon  comes  on  the  stage  and  assays  the  difficult  role  of  son- 
in-law. 

The  first  of  the  letters  of  Thomas  Lyon  made  public  by  Mr.  Win- 
throp  was  written  at  this  time.  It  is  addressed  to  the  "Right  Worship- 
full  Guvernor,  Mr.  Winthrop,  at  Boston."     (See  facsimile  reproduction.) 

Kind  and  Louing  Granfather,  my  humble  duty  remembered  unto 
you  with  humble  and  harty  thanks  unto  you  for  all  your  kindness 
showne  both  to  me  and  to  my  wife.  I  am  sorrow  for  to  heare  of  that 
sad  newes  of  the  loss  of  my  granmother|:,  but  the  Lord  knoews  best 
what  to  doe.  The  ocasion  of  my  writing  is  seing  the  Lord  hath 
brought  me  unto  this  condition  as  for  to  mary  won  of  your  gran- 
children,  my  desier  is  for  to  seeke  both  for  her  sole's  good  and  her 
body's.  Therefore  seeing  my  time  is  in  the  Lord's  hands  (how  soone 
I  may  be  taken  from  her  T  know  not)  I  would  prouide  as  com- 
fortable as  I  could.  For  her  to  goe  to  her  Mother  if  the  Lord  should 
take  me  Away,  is  not  my  deseir,  considering  her  condition,  for  I 
have  knowne  enough.  Therefore  I  hearing  by  som  since  I  married 
her  that  there  was  somthing  both  giuen  her  and  apoynted  to  be 
gluen  her,  caused  me  to  write  to  you  intreating  you  to  send  me  word 
how  it  is.  If  there  bee  anything  it  is  better  she  have  her  right  to 
doe  her  good  another  day  than  those  that  be  as  strangers  or  have  noe 
right  at  all  and  as  for  her  Mother,  I  think  if  she  cannot  mary  here 
(as  yet  she  may  not  be  suffered)  she  will  goe  som  where  else  with 
the  fellow,  if  he  be  as  willing,  soe  that  my  wife  has  not  nor  is  like  to 
have  litle  or  noe  comfort  or  helpe  of  her  mother.  Soe  if  there  bee 
anything  by  right  for  my  wife  I  would  pray  you  to  consider  of  her  and 
send  word.  I  shall  bee  short  but  would  pray  you  to  speke  with 
Goodman  Lockwood  the  bearer  and  he  can  satisfie  you  fully  how  all 


tMarfraret,   wife  of  Gov.   Winthrop,   died  June  14,    1647. 


Map  of  Fairfield  County,  Conn. 


THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE  31 

things  is,  for  I  tould  my  mind  to  him.  Thus  intreating  you  to  let  me 
heere  by  this  bearer  fully  how  all  things  is,  I  hast.  I  pray  you  to 
remember  my  duty  to  my  father  Feeke,  if  he  be  not  departed  for 
England,  and  to  my  kind  Unkle  John  Winthrop  and  my  Aunt  with 
thankfullness  for  all  their  former  kindnesses.  I  would  [have]  sent 
to  him  before  now  but  had  not  an  opertunyty.  Likewise  my  love 
to  all  the  rest  of  my  friends  in  generall. 

My  wife  remembers  her  humble  duty  unto  you  and  thanks  you 
for  your  love  and  care  toward  her.  Your  good  exhortation  she  hopes 
she  shall  not  forgit,  and  she  prays  you  to  remember  her  to  her  loving 
and  kind  Unkle  John  and  to  her  Aunt  and  to  her  Unkle  Adam  and  all 
her  Unkles  &  Aunts  &  friends.  Likewise  she  would  pray  you  to 
remember  her  duty  to  her  father  Feeke.  Thus  leaving  you  to  the 
protection  of  the  Allmighty,  I  rest 

Your  dutytull  and  obedient  grandsonn 
Thomas  Lion. 
From  Stamford  ye  25  August,  1647. 

Endorsed,  almost  illegibly,  "Sonne  Lion,  Itr.  about  M.  J.  her  right, 
23  (7)  47  [Sept.  23,  1647]. 

In  spite  of  its  conventionalities  of  form,  its  crudities  of  expression, 
its  occasional  obscurities,  the  letter  is  a  marvel  of  self-revelation.  We 
have  before  us  the  New  England  pioneer  living  in  an  atmosphere  of 
obtrusive  but  sincere  piety,  surrounded  with  perils  of  the  wilderness, 
inured  to  hardship  and  toil,  self-reliant,  yet  with  an  eye  to  the  main 
chance.  Commenting  on  this  and  the  succeeding  letters,  Mr.  R,  C. 
Winthrop  says:  "As  far  as  can  be  ascertained  these  letters  constitute 
the  earliest  existing  mention  of  Thomas  Lyon  in  New  England,,  but  they 
afford  no  clue  as  to  his  antecedents,  except  as  showing  by  his  hand 
writing,  though  difficult  to  read  at  the  present  day,  that  he  was  an 
educated  man.  On  Aug.  25,  1647  he  had  not  long  been  married,  his 
means  were  small,  he  had  acquaintances  in  Boston  and  was  on  good 
terms  not  only  with  the  Winthrop  family  but  with  his  wife's  step- 
father Robert  Feake."  It  may  be  added  that  they  do  not  necessarily 
imply  a  previous  residence  in  Salem  or  Boston,  although  they  suggest 
the  probability  of  this.  The  vagaries  of  spelling  found  in  the  letters 
are  no  indication  of  illiteracy  since  at  that  date  the  English  language 
had  no  settled  orthography.  It  need  not  surprise  us  at  all  that  he 
wrote  his  own  name  sometimes  "Lyon,"  sometimes  "Lion."  His  con- 
temporary, William  Lyon  of  Roxbury,  took  even  greater  liberties  with 


82  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

the  name,  writing  his  signature  "Lyon,"  "Lion"  or  "Ljon,"  and  neglect- 
ing often  to  capitalize  the  Initial  L. 

The  object  of  the  first  letter  appears  to  have  been  to  intimate  that 
any  bequests  intended  for  the  grand  daughter  should  be  made  directly 
to  her  and  not  to  her  mother,  for  reasons  easy  to  understand.  In  the 
succeeding  eight  months  the  situation  went  from  bad  to  worse.  Mrs. 
Lyon  was  in  delicate  health.  It  seems  to  have  been  intimated  by 
some  one  that  she  was  not  cared  for  as  tenderly  as  she  should  have 
been  by  her  husband.  Mrs.  Feake,  although  not  divorced  from  her 
husband,  had  become  the  wife  of  Mr.  William  Hallett,  and  complica- 
tions had  naturally  arisen  with  regard  to  the  disposition  of  the  Feake 
estate. 

Thomas  Lyon  to  John  Winthrop,  Sr., 

From  Stamford  ye  14  April  1648. 

Loving  Granfather — ^My  humble  duty  remembered  unto  you.  This 
is  to  aquaint  you  that  I  have  received  your  kind  token  you  sent  to 
my  wife  as  a  gowne  and  petecote  and  savegards,  which  I  humbly  thank 
you  for.  They  stand  my  wife  in  great  sted.  For  my  own  part,  I 
am  willing  to  doe  for  my  wife  to  the  utermost  of  my  power,  but  she 
being  is  such  condition,  not  able  to  helpe  her  selfe,  makes  me  doe 
and  suffer  that  which  otherwise  I  might  not;  but  my  trust  is  in  the 
Lord  who  had  apointed  us  to  com  together.  He  can  help  and  re- 
leive  those  that  wayt  upon  Him,  as  experiance  shows.  Although  I 
am  base  in  degree  to  you,  and  poore,  yet  that  you  should  look  upon  me 
to  helpe  me  the  goodness  of  God  is  great.  As  for  your  good  counsell, 
I  humbly  thanke  you.  The  Lord  inable  [me]  to  follow  it,  that  soe  I 
might  make  my  wife's  life  as  comfortable  as  I  can  in  her  condition. 
As  for  my  wife  she  is  worse  and  worse,  soe  that  is  a  great  hindrance 
to  me,  having  but  little  but  my  labour,  and  cannot  git  a  helpe  for  her, 
they  being  all  so  scarce  here. 

Concerning  my  wife's  mother,  she  hath  delt  very  harsh  with  me, 
witholding  my  right  from  me  in  severall  cases.  The  reason  as  I 
conceive  and  noe  other,  I  shall  tell  you.  When  I  married  first,  I 
lived  in  the  house  with  her,  because,  my  fathert  beeing  destracted,  I 
might  bee  a  helpe  to  her.  Whereupon  seeing  severall  carages  be- 
twene  the  felow  she  now  hath  to  be  for  husband  and  that  the  people 
allsoe  tooke  notic  of  it  (which  was  to  her  disgrace)  which  greved  me 
verie  much, — and  I  can  say  as  the  Lord  knowes,  her  fall  hath  been  the 


fReferrlngr  to  his  wife's  step-father,    Mr.    Feake. 


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84  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

Greenwidg  because  the  fellow  might  not  live  there,  my  mother  in  law 
came  hither  with  him,  bringing  away  the  children  and  estate,  which 
we  have  seized  on.  AUsoe  sence  she  came  here  she  hath  openly  con- 
fessed she  is  married  to  him,  is  with  child  by  him;  and  she  hath  been 
at  New  Haven  but  could  have  no  comfort  nor  hopes  for  present  to  live 
in  the  jurisdiction,  and  what  will  become  of  her  I  know  not.  She  is 
resolute  in  her  course  or  else  I  think  if  she  would  leave  William,  she 
might  stay  here,  and  for  the  present  they  are  in  an  unsettled  condition, 
not  knowing  what  to  doe;  and  wee  have  had  much  trouble  concerning 
the  estate  and  yet  it  is  not  settled,  for  wee  know  not  how  to  dispose  of 
the  children,  for  the  estate  is  sould  and  wasted  by  their  menes  and 
charges  comd  on  it,  soe  that  it  will  not  be  soe  good  as  my  father  left  it 
neither  will  it  maintayne  the  children  except  they  be  put  forth.  I 
could  desier  that  my  Uncle  John  would  make  a  voyage  hither  and  see 
if  hee  could  settle  things  for  the  best,  for  the  children  and  the  estate 
spedely.  The  ocasion  of  my  writing  is  to  informe  you  of  the  truth,  lest 
you  might  be  informed  otherwise.  If  my  Uncle  John  Winthrop  would 
com,  it  would  be  very  good.  I  humbly  intreat  you  to  speke  with  him 
about  it,  for  the  children  and  the  estate  suffer.  Or  I  would  intreat 
you  to  send  by  this  bearer  your  mind  what  you  think  will  be  best. 

I  intreat  your  favour  to  aquaint  him,  how  things  are  that  I  could 
desier  (as  the  case  stands)  he  would  make  a  jorny  hither  spedely. 
Likewise  let  me  intreat  you  soe  much  because  I  shall  not  write  to  him 
at  this  time  as  to  tell  him  I  would  intreat  him  to  conseder  the  state 
of  the  place  here  and  helpe  me  with  a  couple  of  sithes  and  a  sickell  or 
two  against  harvest,  for  here  is  none  to  bee  got,  and  I  shall  send  such 
pay  as  the  cuutry  doth  aford,  as  whete;  for  if  I  had  such  things  it 
would  help  me  to  get  much  that  now  I  cannot.  Oure  thoughts  are  for 
the  present  to  see  to  the  Dutch  Governor  if  he  will  resine  the  part  of 
the  Estate  there  in  our  hands  soe  wee  might  have  it  all  improved  at 
Greenwidg  upon  the  land.  I  intreat  you  would  be  pleased  to  let  me 
heere  from  you  spedely,  soe  in  hast  I  rest 

Your  dutyfull  and  obedeant  grandsonn 
Thomas  Lion. 

In  a  postscript,  after  giving  details  of  the  complications  that  had 
arisen  about  the  disposition  of  the  Feake  estate  he  says:  "there  iB 
300  acres  of  land  which  were  given  to  my  wife  by  my  father  and  Cap- 
taine  Patrick.  I  intreat  you  to  write  to  the  Dutch  Governor  who  has 
taken  the  land  away,  that  soe  I  may  not  lose  my  right."       [This  may 


THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE  35 

have  an  important  bearing  on  the  validity  of  the  claim  put  in  after 
his  death  by  his  daughter,  Mary  Wilson]. 

Letter  indorsed  by  Governor  Wlnthrop  "Sonne  Lyon,  14  (2)  48" 
[April  14,  1648]. 

Incidentally  we  see  how  the  conflict  of  authorities — those  of  Con- 
necticut and  New  Amsterdam — helped  along  with  the  Indians  and  the 
sanctimonious  cussedness  of  Puritan  human  nature  to  make  life  inter- 
esting to  the  frontiersman.  The  letters  from  the  invalid  wife — a 
person  evidently  to  whom  the  hardships  of  the  pioneer  life  were  a  new 
and  overwhelming  experience — will  be  read  in  this  connection  with 
"pertickquler"  interest.  It  may  be  noted  that  they  were  penned  by 
an  amanuensis. 

To  John  Winthrop,  Jr. 

Stamford  ye  23  March,  1648-9. 
Most  Loving  and  Kind  Unkell  and  Aunt: — My  humble  duty  remem- 
bered unto  you.  I  haveing  an  opertunyty  thought  good  to  send  these 
few  lines,  allthough  I  have  writ  many  but  received  none.  I  humbly 
thank  you  for  your  great  love  and  care  toward  me  in  that  you  have 
sought  to  know  how  it  is  with  me.  Mr.  Eaton  being  here  I  have  sent 
by  him  playnly  and  nakedly  How  it  is.  I  hope  he  will  acquaint  you. 
For  my  owne  part,  I  am  weaker  than  ever  I  was  and  not  able  to  doe 
any  thing,  scarce  to  take  my  owne  vitles  when  it  is  set  by  me.  I 
likewise  have  a  very  bad  stomack,  but  the  more  because  of  my  bred- 
ing  my  stomack  very  choyse  and  daynty  which  causes  me  to  suffer  the 
more,  my  husband  beeing  not  able  nor  at  leasure  to  gitt  mee  what  I 
would.  Here  is  noe  help  to  bee  got,  neither  by  neiborhood  nor  ser- 
vants, my  husband  beeing  forst  to  doe  all  both  for  himselfe  and  mee, 
which  is  a  great  hindrance  and  loss.  I  entreat  you  good  unkell  con- 
seder  my  condition  as  it  is,  and  help  me  a  little  with  som  of  your  cast 
off  clothes,  for  I  know  not  how  to  doe  when  the  Lord  plese  to  give  me 
another  litle  one.  For  my  husband's  part  he  dos  doe  what  he  can  for 
me  and  I  am  sorry  he  should  suffer  soe  much  for  mee,  for  he  drinks 
water  that  I  might  drink  beer,  eats  Indian  that  I  might  eate  whete 
and  fares  hard  &  works  hard  that  I  might  not  suffer;  but  you  may 
conseder  partly  his  condition  that  he  cannot  doe  as  he  would.  For 
my  owne  part  I  prayse  God  that  he  hath  provided  such  a  comfertable 
helpe  for  me  that  is  willing  to  suffer  soe  unspekeable.  I  beseech  the 
Lord  to  open  your  hart  and  the  harts  of  all  my  freinds  to  consider 
mee  which  I  hope  he  hath.     I  with  my  husband  have  sent  a  letter  of 


36  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Atturny  to  my  Granfather  concerning  my  right.  I  beseech  you  heipe 
mee  what  you  can,  considering  my  extreme  need.  Remember  mee 
to  all  my  cozens.  Remember  my  duty  to  my  mother.  I  sent  a  letter 
to  her;  I  hope  she  hath  received  it.  My  husband  remembeers  his 
duty  to  you.       In  haste  I  rest 

Your  humble  and  dutyfull  cozen, 

Martha  Johana  Lyon. 

To  my  loving  and  kind  uncle,  Mr.  John  Winthrop  att  Pequot,  this 
d.  d. 

Indorsed:  Cos  Lion. 
To  John  Winthrop,  Jr. 

Stamford  dated  the  Second  of  September,  1649. 

Right  worthy  Unkell,  my  dutie  and  love  in  all  humbell  manner 
remembered  to  you  &  my  deere  &  loving  Ante,  with  my  harty 
thanks  to  God  &  you  for  all  your  former  love  and  kindeness  shed  to 
mee.  This  is  to  certefie  you  of  the  late  greate  deliverance  God  hath 
shewed  mee  through  his  free  love  in  Christ  Jesus  in  giveinge  mee  a 
comfortabell  deliverance  of  a  dafter  wch.  is  a  hopeful  child  &  is 
likely  to  live  and  my  selfe  is  well  up  agayne,  thanks  bee  given  to  God 
in  and  through  Crist  Jesus  for  it.  I  am  forced  to  put  it  oute  to 
nurse  by  reson  of  my  infirmitie  &  because  help  is  not  to  bee  had, 
soe  that  my  husband  is  at  greate  charges  for  the  nursinge  of  it,  yet 
for  my  comfort  &  for  the  good  of  the  child  my  husband  is  willing 
to  do  the  uttermost  that  hee  is  abell.  Nowe  concerninge  ye  linnen 
wch  my  Ante  was  pleased  to  bestowe  uppon  mee.  I  have  greate 
need  of  them  &  was  put  to  greate  straight  because  I  did  trust  to 
them  and  was  fayne  to  borrow  &  if  nowe  shee  could  send  them  to 
mee  shee  would  doe  mee  a  grate  pleasure  &  I  should  bee  verie 
thankefull  for  them. 

Concerninge  my  husband's  carridge  to  mee  I  have  noe  cause  to 
complayne  but  rather  to  bless  God  that  hath  given  him  a  hart  to  goe 
through  soe  many  trubells  with  soe  muche  patience;  for  he  is  verie 
lovinge  &  kinde  to  mee  &  tender  over  mee,  soe  that  I  wante  for 
nothinge  that  lieth  in  his  power  and  soe  with  my  humbell  dutie  to 
yourselfe  &  my  Ante  &  ye  rest  of  my  cussens  &  my  love  to 
Mtres.  Lake  &  to  your  sarvant  Katterine,  I  rest 

Your  humbell  and  dutyfull  Neece 
Martha  Johana  Lyon. 

To  the  Worpll.  hir  verie  loving  Unkell  Mr.  John  Wintrop  at 
Peiquit  give  this  I  pray. 


THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE  37 

Indorsed  "Cosen  Martha  Lion  before  winter  1649." 
In  anottier  letter  dated  Stamford  23  (11)  1649  (Jan.  23,  1650)  she 
writes  of  the  "little  daughter,  now  about  halfe  yeare  old.  We  call 
her  name  Mary.  She  is  well  in  health  (through  mercy)  and  a  thriving 
child  for  one  bread  up  without  the  breast,  as  this  hath  been."  Her 
last  letter  was  written  the  following  year. 

From  Stamford  the  17  Febua.,  1650  [1651]. 

Most  loving  and  kind  Uncle  and  Aunt  my  kind  love  remembred 
to  you  and  allsoe  to  my  cozens  and  the  rest  of  my  freinds,  hoping  you 
are  in  good  health  etc.  I  haveing  an  opertunyty  thought  it  good  to 
send  you  these  few  lynes,  only  to  acquaint  you  that  thorrow  mercy  I 
am  in  good  helth  and  my  child  allsoe.  I  would  intreat  you  to  send 
me  some  white  copperous  and  redd  lead,  and  what  may  bee  fit  for 
sarve,  for  I  yet  remaine  as  I  were  and  have  need  of  som  and  know  not 
what  to  doe  for  som.  My  mother's  is  all  spent.  I  pray  you  to  do 
what  you  can,  because  of  my  owne  partickquler  neede  of  it.  My 
mother  is  well  and  removing  farther  off  from  mee.  I  wrot  to  you 
before  this.  I  know  not  whether  you  received  my  letter  or  not. 
I  desier  to  heere  fi'om  you.  I  had  thought  to  have  seene  you  here 
before  this.  My  husband  remembers  his  love  kindly  to  you  with 
thankfullness  for  all  your  former  kindneses,  time  being  short  (the 
bearer  stands,  I  pray  pardon  my  defects)  leaving  you  to  the  protection 
of  the  Allmighty,  I  rest,  remaining 

Your  dutyfull  and  obedient  kinswoman 

Martha  Johana  Lyon. 

To  her  loving  and  kinde  Uncle  Mr.  John  Winthrop  liveing  at 
Pequot  this  d.  d. 

Martha  Johanna  Lyon  died  probably  1854  when  Thomas  re- 
moved from  Stamford  to  Fairfield. 

A  family  trait  which  characterizes  many  of  the  descendants  of 
Thomas  Lyon,  found  expression  in  his  adoption  of  the  principles  of 
the  Society  of  the  Friends.  It  called  for  no  common  courage  for  a 
man  in  those  early  days  to  avow  himself  a  Quaker.  Both  in  Con- 
necticut and  in  Ney  York  the  authorities  dealt  severely  with 
advocates  of  the  new  heresy.  We  read  that  in  1657  a  ship  arrived  in 
New  Amsterdam  having  on  board  several  of  the  "accursed  sect" 
called  "Quakers."  They  had  been  banished  from  Boston  and  were 
on  their  way  from  Barbados  to  Rhode  Island  "where  all  kinds  of  scum 
dwell."  as  Dominie  Magapolenses  expressed  it.       Two  women  of  the 


38  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

company,  who  ventured  to  parade  their  seditious  doctrines  in  New 
Amsterdam  were  thrust  into  the  common  prison,  their  hands  bound 
behind  them,  and  kept  there  until  the  ship  which  brought  them  was 
ready  to  sail  for  Rhode  Island.  One  of  their  number,  Robert  Hodgson, 
went  to  Hempstead,  L.  I.,  where,  it  is  said,  there  were  already  a  few 
Quakers  living.  He  was  seized,  tied  to  the  tail  of  a  cart  and  so  driven 
back  to  the  city  where  he  was  sentenced  to  a  heavy  fine  and  to  im- 
prisonment "in  a  filthy  jail"  two  years,  to  be  chained  to  a  wheel- 
barrow with  a  negro  who  was  charged  to  lash  him  with  a  heavy  tarred 
rope.  Such  inhumanities  no  doubt  made  converts  of  many  who 
otherwise  might  have  been  indifferent  to  the  doctrines  of  the  new 
sect.  Of  such  metal  no  doubt  was  the  yeoman,  Thomas  Lyon§.  When 
the  inevitable  persecution  came,  for  giving  adhesion  to  the  new 
seditious  doctrine,  it  was  not  he  who  was  first  to  utter  complaint.  It 
is  his  wife  who  writes  thus  to  Gov.  John  Winthrop,  Jr. 

Faierfeild,  Juen  the  22,  1668. 
Honerd  Sir: — My  husband  being  from  home,  I  am  bould  to  present 
you  with  my  present  greivance.  We  have  seven  children,  fouer  of 
them  small.  Last  year  they  took  away  an  ox  for  half  a  year.  Senc 
they  fined  us  six  pound  moer,  and  for  that  have  soulde  the  greater 
part  of  our  home  lot.  Now  honerd  sir,  I  have  noe  man  but  yourselfe 
whom  God  hath  impowrd  to  redres  this  great  opreshern.  My  husband 
can  not  act  aganes  his  conscience.  They  are  resolved  in  theyer  way. 
Thus  hoping  you  will  conseder  my  distres,  I  rest 

Youer  pooer  servant  to  command 

Mary  Lion. 
To  John  Winthrop,  Jr. 

Indorsed  "Mary  Lion  Senr.,  reed.,  June  23,  1668." 

Thomas  Lyon  himself  wrote  a  letter  shortly  afterwards  "To  the 
worshipfull  Mr.  John  Winthrop,  Governor  of  Connecticut  Colony,"  in 
which  he  says:  "You  know  my  condition,  which  God  of  his  grace 
has  cald  mee  to,  blessed  be  His  name,  and  how  I  am  delt  with  for  It. 

God  in  his  time,  tho  man  be  silant,  will  find  a  way  to  deliver, My 

goods  is  taken,  my  land  divided,  yett  the  Lord  is  my  portion  for  ever, 
blessed    be    His    name!"      Signed    "Your    kinsman,    Thomas    Lyon." 


5In  this  connection  we  must  not  forget  that  William  Hallett.  who  had  re- 
moved with  his  wife,  the  former  Mrs.  Feake  to  Hempstead,  L..  I.,  became  promi- 
nent in  the  Society  of  the  Friends.  One  of  his  daughters  was  an  exhorter,  and 
among:  the  foremost  leaders  in  the  Society. 


THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE  39 

Indorsed  "Tho.  Lion,  rec.  June  23,  1668."  The  seal  of  this  letter  has 
the  initials  T.  L.  in  a  monogram,  a  fact  that  it  is  worth  while  to  put 
on  record  here. 

The  signature,  with  date,  of  the  last  letter  in  this  series  is  here 
given  for  comparison  with  that  of  the  first  letter,  in  which  the  name 
is  spelled  Lion,  and  with  that  of  the  will  of  Thomas  Lyon.  See 
fac-simile  reproductions. 

Confirmation  of  the  statements  made  in  the  letters  is  found  in  a 
communication  addressed  to  Grovernor  Winthrop  June  29,  1672,  by 
the  venerable  William  Coddington,  who  writes: 

Road  Island,  29d.  4  mo.,  1672. 

***Now  I  shall  in  trew  loue  to  thee  relaite  what  is  corned  to  me 
(I  bellue  thou  was  absent),  &  it  was  in  thy  Jurisdiction,  &  came  to  me  in 
writing,  viz:  that  some  of  our  friends  abute  Rye  or  Greenage  have  had 
some  of  their  good  taken  away  because  they  could  not  goe  to  heare 
those  teache  which  they  knew  was  not  sent  of  God,  nore' called  by 
Christ  Jesus  vnto  that  worke  which  they  pretend  too,  as  theyer 
fruites  doe  manefest  or  other  causes,  which  to  them  is  matter  of 
conscience,  Thomas  Lyon  being  one  with  some  others.  I  desire  thee 
to  inform  me  of  the  trewth  hereof.  Those,  for  whatever  I  could 
lame,  or  heare,  have  lived  vnspotted  in  that  kind.** 

We  find  nowhere  any  evidence  that  Thomas  Lyon  identified  him- 
self permanently  with  the  Quakers,  or  at  any  time  adopted  their  pecu- 
liarities of  speech  and  dress. 

Of  his  personality  little  is  known.  He  is  described  as  a  man  of 
exceptionally  fine  physical  development,  being  known  in  the  neighbor- 
hood where  he  lived  as  "Thomas  Lyon,  the  strong." 


40  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

His  first  wife,  as  has  already  been  noted,  was  Martha  Johanna 
Winthrop  (See  appendix,  note  1),  daughter  of  Henry  and  Elizabeth 
(Fones)  Winthrop,  and  grand  daughter  of  Hon.  John  Winthrop, 
Governor  of  the  Colony  of  Massachusetts  in  1629.  1630,  1637,  1642  and 
1646.  She  was  born  in  Groton  Manor,  England,  May  9,  1630,  and 
died  in  Stamford,  Conn.,  probably  about  1653.  In  1652  Thomas  Lyon 
bought  a  house  and  lot  in  Stamford  of  William  Potter  (See  appendix, 
note  2).  It  is  probable  that  his  wife,  Martha,  was  still  living  at  that 
time.  May  11,  1654,  he  purchased  of  Thomas  Shervington  a  house 
and  lot  at  Fairfield,  and  this  fixes  approximately  the  date  of  his  second 
marriage§.  This  house  he  sold  Nov.  1,  1675  to  Daniel  Frost,  and  on 
Feb.  13,  1676,  he,  with  John  Banks,  Sr.,  of  "Fayrefleld"  acquired  title 
to  a  "sartaine  parsell  of  land  in  Greenwich,  lying  by  Byram  River  and 
by  estimation  three  score  ackers."  It  is  recorded  that  previous  to 
this  "the  towne  had  granted  unto  Mr.  John  Banks,  senior,  of  Fayre- 
fleld, as  Thomas  Lyon's  attorney,  a  sartaine  parcell  of  land  lying  in 
Greenwich  on  the  lower  end  of  Byram  neck,  by  estimation  three  hun- 
dred ackers."  It  was  this  land,  "Elizabeth  Neck,"  that  was  later 
claimed  by  the  daughter  of  Martha  (Winthrop)  Lyon,  Mrs.  Mary 
(Lyon)  Willson,  as  rightfully  her  inheritance.  Into  the  merits  of 
that  controversy  it  is  not  necessary  to  enter,  but  it  is  interesting  to 
note  that  in  the  original  deed  "by  Amogerone  Sachem  of  Asamuck  and 
Rammatthone  [and]  Nawhorone,  sachems  of  Patomuck,  to  Robert 
Feaks  and  Daniell  Patricks"  of  Greenwich  lands,  Elizabeth  Neck  "by 
ye  Indians  called  Mona  Kewego"  is  expressly  excepted  "which  neck  is 
ye  perticular  perchace  of  Elizabeth  Feaks,  ye  sd  Robert  Feaks  his 
wife,  to  be  hers  and  her  heaires  or  assigns  forever."  See  appendix, 
note  3. 

This  item  is  from  the  Town  Record  of  Rye,  under  date  March  5, 
1676:  "The  Towne  of  Rye  adopted  the  following.  Thomas  T^yon  and 
Thomas  Brown  are  appointed  to  choose  a  house  or  place  to  be  for- 
tified for  safety  of  the  towne."  See  appendix,  note  4.  Mr.  Win- 
throp says  that  it  is  believed  that  it  was  this  Thomas  Lyon  who  served 
as  a  colonial  soldier  from  Connecticut  and  remarks  that  his  expres- 
sions in  the  letter  of  Aug.  25,  1647  in  relation  to  his  possible  death 
would  tend  to  confirm  that  theory.     In  Schenk's  History  of  Fairfield 


SThere  l8  record  also  under  date  Jan.   12,   1658,   of  the  purchase  by  Thomas 
Lyon  of  two  lots  of  land  In  "ye  Newfleld"  from  Andrew  Ward,  and  of  a  lot,  also 

In    "ye    Newfleld,"    from    Symon    Hoyt    of    Stamford,    the    total    amount    of    these 
purchases  about   14    (?)   acres.      (Fairfield   Land  Records,   Lib.   A.,   p.    92). 


Map  showing  Environs  of  Rye,  N  Y.  and  Greenwich,  Conn. 


42  THOMAS  LYON  OF  SYS 

we  find  the  following  statement:  The  soldiers  engaged  in  the  Pequot 
war  of  1637-8,  who  afterwards  settled  at  Fairfield  were: 

Roger  Ludlow  Thomas  Lyon 

Dr.  Thomas  Pell  of  Saybrook  John  Wood 

James  Eggleston  Thomas  Basset 

Nehemiah  Olmstead  Samuel  Gregory 

William  Hayden  Richard  Osborne. 

No  authority  for  the  statement  is  quoted.  If  the  record  is 
authentic  we  must  conclude  either  that  Thomas  was  a  mere  boy 
when  he  joined  the  force  sent  to  chastise  the  Pequots,  or  that  he  was 
of  unusually  mature  age  when  he  married  Martha  Johanna  Winthrop — 
or  else  that  there  were  two  Thomases.  The  last  alternative  is  worthy 
of  consideration,  although  there  is  nothing  in  the  Winthrop  corres- 
ponaence  to  bear  out  such  a  hypothesis.  We  know  that  there  was 
a  Thomas  Lyon  who  was  killed  in  the  battle  at  Turners  Falls,  1667. 
Savage  supposed  that  it  was  Thomas  of  Fairfield  and  Rye.  It  is  pos- 
sible that  it  was  the  Thomas  of  the  Pequot  war,  if  there  were  any  such 
Thomas. 

The  early  settlers  of  Stamford  came  from  Watertown,  Dorchester, 
and  other  places  near  Boston,  at  first  by  way  of  Wethersfield.  Is  it 
not  more  than  possible  that  the  Thomas  Lyon  who  in  1647  is  of 
Stamford,  with  acquaintances  in  the  vicinity  of  Boston,  was  related 
to  Peter  and  George  Lyon  of  Dorchester — possibly  a  brother?  The 
question  is  merely  suggested.  It  may  be  possible  some  day  to  an- 
swer it  authoritatively  in  the  affinative  or  negative. 

Thomas  Lyon  married  for  his  second  wife,  about  1654,  Mary  Hoyt, 
daughter  of  Simon  Hoyt,  of  Stamford,  Conn.,  by  whom  he  had  four 
sons  and  four  daughters.       See  appendix,  note  5. 

During  the  latter  years  of  his  life  Thomas  Lyon,  although  living 
probably  in  Greenwich  at  Byram  Neck,  is  spoken  of  as  "of  Rye,"  this 
place  being  just  the  other  side  of  Byram  river  in  New  York — the  place 
now  being  called  Port  Chester.  In  a  list  of  the  inhabitants  of  Rye 
in  1683,  the  name  Thomas  Lyon  appears  twice  repeated — father  and 
son  no  doubt.  The  name  Lyons  Point,  written  also  Lions  Point, 
applied  to  the  point  at  the  mouth  of  Byram  River,  was  in  common  use 
as  early  as  1683. 

The  will  of  Thomas  Lyon  was  dated  Dec.  6,  1689,  and  probated 
at  Fairfield  with  inventory  of  estate,  September  7,  1690.  See  facsimile 
reproduction. 


THOMAS  LYON   OF  BYE  43 

Its  full  text  is  as  follows: 

In  the  name  of  God,  Amen.  I,  Thomas  Lyon  Senior,  being  sick 
and  weak  in  body  but  of  good  perfect  memory,  blessed  Be  the  Lord 
for  it  who  hath  now  put  it  into  my  heart  to  sett  my  house  in  order  by 
makeing  this  my  Last  will  and  Testament  in  manner  as  ffolloweth: 
Imprimis — I  give  and  bequeath  my  soule  into  the  hands  of  Almighty 
GrOd  my  Creator  and  my  body  to  the  Earth  from  whence  Itt  came  to 
be  buried  at  the  discretion  of  my  freinds  and  as  for  this  worldly  Estate 
which  it  hath  pleased  The  Lord  to  Indowe  me  with-all  I  give  and  be- 
queath as  ffolloweth.  ffirst — I  give  unto  my  Loveing  wife  Mary  Lyon 
Thirty  pounds  with  my  best  Bedd  and  furniture  belonging  to  itt  and 
one  Cowe  and  four  sheep.  I  give  unto  my  sonn  John  Lyon  the  Mill 
att  Rye  and  all  the  Lands  belonging  to  it  that  I  bought  with  it  and 
also  Two  Other  percells  that  I  bought  of  John  Coe,  the  one  Lying  att 
the  upper  end  of  the  feild  at  Rye  of  upland  and  the  Other  of  Meddow 
Land  Lyeing  in  the  middle  hassakkey  Meddow  with  a  half  Lottment 
Lying  by  blind  Brook  and  a  small  Lottment  Lyeing  att  the  White 
plains  he  paying  unto  his  Mother  Twelve  Bushells  of  Indian  Corn  and 
Six  Bushells  of  wheat  yearely  soe  Long  as  she  doth  Live  and  remain 
my  widdow  if  it  is  demanded. 

I  give  unto  my  sonn  Thomas  Lyon  my  homelott  Lying  up  Byram 
River  above  the  Country  Road  and  half  my  uppermost  percell  of  Land 
Lying  up  the  same  River  with  two  Byram  Ridge  Lotts,  the  one  which 
I  Bought  of  John  Coe  and  the  other  of  Robert  Bloomer  with  a  small 
percell  of  Land  which  I  bought  of  Stephen  Sherwood  Jojoiing  to  these 
Lotts  and  A  half  Lottment  of  Land  that  Is  between  me  and  John  Coe 
upon  Bryam  Ridge  he  allowing  a  feild  Cartway  convenient  through  his 
homelott  To  goe  to  and  from  the  other  half  of  the  uppermost  percell 
of  Land  Lying  up  the  said  River.  I  alsoe  give  my  said  sonn  Thomas 
Lyon  half  the  Salt  Meddow  that  I  bought  of  John  Coe  and  a  Weavers 
Loom  and  the  furniture  or  tacklin  belonging  to  itt,  he  paying  to  his 
Mother  four  bushells  of  Indian  Corn  and  two  bushells  of  wheat  yearely 
soe  long  as  she  doth  Live  and  Remain  my  widdow  if  it  is  demanded. 

I  gave  unto  my  sonn  Samuell  Lyon  the  Litle  Swamp  for  a  home 
Lott  with  half  the  breadth  of  my  orchard  at  the  front  Joyning  to  it 
and  Also  a  Litle  hill  Lying  over  against  ye  said  swamp  beginning  att 
a  Chestnutt  tree  northward  and  soe  Running  Round  to  the  topp  of  the 
hill  Eastward  &  Southward  till  it  meets  with  two  black  Oaks  marked 
standing  in  the  pasture  feild  with  a  pasture  below  his  homelott  on  the 
westward  side  of  the  highway  that  goes  into  the  neck,  And  alsoe  I  give 


44  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

my  sonn  Samuell  Tenn  pounds  which  I  Will  that  it  be  paid  out  of  my 
sonn  Joseph  Lyons  portion. 

I  give  unto  my  sonn  Joseph  Lyon  my  dwelling  house  and  Barn  and 
homelott  and  the  northward  part  of  the  Orchard  and  A  pasture  lying 
on  the  Eastward  side  of  the  highway  that  goes  into  the  neck,  But  I 
will  that  his  Mother  have  Liberty  to  Live  in  the  house  soe  long  as  she 
Lives  &  Remains  my  widdow  {further,  I  give  unto  my  sonn  Samuell 
Lyon  and  Joseph  Lyon  all  my  Lands  below  the  Country  Road  with 
half  The  Salt  Meddow  that  I  Bought  of  John  Coe  and  the  half  of  the 
uppermost  percell  of  Land  that  I  have  on  Byram  River,  To  be  equally 
divided  between  them  for  them  and  Either  of  them  to  Receive  when 
they  shall  come  to  age  and  then  to  pay  unto  theire  Mother  each  of 
them  four  bushells  of  Indian  Corn  and  two  bushells  of  wheat  yearly 
soe  Long  as  she  Lives  and  Remains  my  widdow. 

I  give  unto  all  my  four  sonns  all  my  Rights  and  priviledges  in  un- 
divided Lands  belonging  to  Greenwich  and  Rye  to  be  Equally  divided 
amongst  them  Except  one  grant  of  Lands  to  me  from  ye  Town  of 
Greenwich  which  I  doe  give  unto  my  sonn  Thomas  Lyon  And  Like- 
wise unto  my  Aforesaid  four  sonns  I  doe  Give  All  my  Rights  & 
priviledges  in  Lands  att  ffairfeild  for  them  to  dispose  of  as  they  see 
best. 

I  Give  unto  my  five  daughters  as  ffolloweth  unto  my  daughter  Mary 
Tenn  Shillings  unto  my  daughter  Abigail  Tenn  Shillings  unto  my 
daughter  Elizabeth  five  pounds  unto  my  daughter  Sarah  five  pounds 
unto  my  daughter  Debora  five  pounds  besides  what  I  have  given  them 
already.  I  give  unto  my  son  John  Lyon's  sonn  that  is  my  grand-child 
Thomas  Lyon  fivety  shillings. 

I  give  unto  my  Aforesaid  foure  sonns  all  my  Estate  that  shall  be 
Left  After  All  just  Debts  and  Legacies  be  paid  that  shall  arise  or  is 
already  made  to  be  divided  amongst  my  aforesaid  four  sonns  my  sonn 
John  Lyon  to  have  a  double  share  with  his  Bretheren  of  the  Estate  soe 
Remaining  ffurther  I  will  that  if  any  of  my  Sonns  shall  make  Sale  of 
theire  Lands  theire  brothers  shall  have  the  refuseall  of  itt  first  ffurther 
I  will  that  my  two  sonns  Thomas  &  Samuell  Lyon,  Shall  provide 
Winter  Meat  sufficient  and  pasture  as  need  shall  Require  for  four 
Cows  &  Six  Sheep  for  theire  Mother  and  firewood  as  she  shall  have 
occasion  My  sonn  Joseph  doeing  Equally  with  them  when  he  shall 
come  to  age  this  to  be  done  soelong  as  theire  Mother  remains  my 
widdow. 


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I  doe  make  and  appoint  my  Loveing  wife  my  sonn  John  Lyon  and 
my  sonn  Samuel  Lyon  Executrs  of  this  my  Last  Will  and  Testiment  and 
I  have  made  choice  of  Thomas  Brown  of  Rye  and  John  Marshall 
Senior  of  Greenwich  to  be  my  Overseers  to  mee  this  my  will  p'formed 
and  I  doe  desire  That  my  Executors  would  take  Advice  of  them  con- 
cerning the  same  and  in  Testimony  of  this  writeing  abovesaid  to  be 
my  Last  Will  &  Testiment  I  have  hereunto  sett  my  houd  asd  seale  this 
sixth  day  of  December  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  One  thousand  six  hun- 
dred and  eighty  nine. 
Signed  and  sealed 
in  the  presence  of  us  Thomas  Lyon  (Seal) 

Thomas  Brown 

John  Stoakham 
Probated  at  Fairfield,  Lib.  1689.     1701.  p.  13. 
Inventory  Sept.  7,  1690. 
Will  exct.  Nov.  8,  1690. 

Children  of  Thomas  and  Martha  Johanna   (Winthrop)   Lyon: 

9.     I.     ;   d.   In   Infancy. 

*3.     II.     Mary   [Marie];   b.    Aug.    1649;    d.   before   1713:   m.   John   Willson. 

Children  of  Thomas  and  Mary   (Hoyt)   Lyon: 
•4.     IIL     Ablgrail;   b.    about   1654-5;    d.   before   1713;   m.    John   Banks. 

•6.     rv.     John;    d.    1736;    m.   

*6.     V.     Thomas;   d.    1739;    m.    Abigail    Ogden. 

•7.     VI.     Samuel;   d.   about   1713;   unm. 

•8.     VIL     Joseph;   b.   1677;   d.   Feb.   21.   1761;   m.   Sarah  . 


•9.     VIII.     i;Uzabeth;   d.   before  Nov.   1713;   m.   John  Marshall. 

10.  IX.     Deborah;   m.     :  ■'■o  ■-  '"'     Co*e.        A.    .^rtv.      Cw- 

11.  X.     Sarah;  m.  Merrltt. 

3.  IL  1.  MARY'  LYON  (STEDWELL)  (WILSON)  [Thomas'] 
was  born  in  Stamford,  Conn,  in  Aug.  1649  (her  mother,  Martha  J. 
(Winthrop)  Lyon  writes  Sept.  2,  1649,  of  her  "late  comfortabell  deliver- 
ance of  a  dafter,  which  is  a  hopeful  child") ;  the  date  and  place  of  her 
death  have  not  been  ascertained.  She  inherited  from  her  mother  a 
delicate  constitution,  and  because  of  her  "sad  condition"  of  health,  she 
was  sent  in  1668  to  visit  her  uncle,  Governor  John  Winthrop,  Jr.,  who 
was  living  at  that  time  in  Hartford.  This  event  no  doubt  had  much 
to  do  with  shaping  her  subsequent  life.  Little,  however,  is  known 
of  the  details  of  that  life.  She  is  said  to  have  married  first  Joseph 
Stedwell  of  Rye  and  second,  before  Nov.  1691,  John  Willson  of  Bedford, 
afterwards  of  Rye. 


46  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

She  received  by  her  father's  will  only  an  equal  share  with  her 
sisters  in  the  movable  property.  She  believed  that  since  a  portion 
of  the  land  her  father  had  owned  came  to  him  through  his  marriage 
with  Martha  Winthrop,  she  was  entitled  to  more  than  that§,  and  she 
pushed  her  claims  in  the  courts,  appealing  at  last  to  the  General 
Assembly  of  Connecticut.  The  petition  was  for  a  restitution  of  three 
hundred  acres  of  land  claimed  to  have  been  originally  the  property 
of  Mrs.  Feake,  Martha  Winthrop's  mother.  The  record  reads: 
"This  Court  having  heard  and  considered  said  petition  doe  order  that 
the  sons  of  said  Lyon,  viz:  Samuel  and  Joseph  Lyon  doe  pay  the  sume 
of  fiftie  pounds  in  currant  money  of  this  Colony,  to  be  paid  within  the 
space  of  one  year  unto  said  John  and  Marie  Willson,  the  said  John  and 
Marie  Willson  giving  them  quitt  claim  to  land  aforesaid,  and  in 
failure  thereof  said  John  and  Marie  Willson  may  take  out  an  execution 
against  so  much  of  the  land  aforesaid  as  may  satisfie  the  said  sume." 
(Colonial  Rec.  Conn.  IV.  p.  424;  date  May  13,  1703).  Oct.  11,  1705, 
there  is  record  of  the  issuing  of  such  execution  (Col.  Rec.  Conn.  IV. 
p.  531).       See  appendix,  note  6. 

A  more  amicable  transaction  is  recorded  June  24,  1737,  when 
certain  lands  at  Horseneck  were  transferred  by  Thomas  Lyon,  John 
Willson,  Jonathan  Lyon,  David  Lyon  and  John  Lyon,  all  of  Greenwich, 
to  Thomas  Close  (Greenwich  T.  R.     V.  p.  1?>.). 

Children   of  Joseph   and   Mary   (Lyon)    Stedwell: 

12.  I.     Mary;  m.   Samuel  Crampton  of  Rye. 

13.  II.     Joseph. 

14.  III.     Martha;   m.    David   Lyon    (No.    34). 

15.  IV.     Johanna;   m.   Georgre  Kniifen.   Jr. 
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4.  II.  1.  ABIGAIL^"  LYON  (BANKS)  [Thomas^],  born  Fairfield. 
Conn.,  about  1654;  died  before  Nov.  1713t  (date  of  settlement  of  estate 
of  her  brother  Samuel).  She  married  in  Stamford,  Conn.,  April  3,  1672, 
John  Banks,  son  of  John  Banks.  Sr.,  of  Fairfield.  See  appendix,  note  7. 
John  Banks,  Jr.  died  July  14,  1699  (Savage).  Distribution  of  estate 
May  4,  1703;  to  widow  Abigail  Banks  her  dowry  and  one-third  the 
personal  estate;  four  sons  and  two  daughters;  widow  Abigail  guardian 


JThis  seems  to  have  been  an  after  thought,  for  on  Nov.  4,  1691,  John  Willson 
and  Mary  Willson  gave  quit  claim  to  the  executors  and  administrators  of  th« 
estate  of  Thomas  Lyon  for  any  demands  by  reason  of  any  legacy  due  by  th* 
will  of  the  deceased,  or  any  other  demand  which  is  or  may  be  [made]  by  us 
on  said  estate.       Greenwich   Town  Records,   p.   78. 

tShe  was  living  Dec.  19,  1710;  "Deliverance  Brown  received  from  mother-in- 
law  Abigail  Banks,   etc."      (Fairfield  Rec.) 

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to  John  Banks,  the  youngest  son;  Mary  Banks  chose  her  Mother  guar- 
dian; Joseph  Banks  guardian  to  his  brothers  Daniel  and  Samuel. 

Children   of  John  and  Abigail   (Lyon)   Banks: 

16.  I.     Joseph;    b.    about    1674;    m.    Hannah    ,    who    msrrl«4l    Snd. 

1718,    John    Lyon    (No.    24). 

17.  II.     Daniel;   m.    Lydla  . . 

18.  III.     Samuel;   m.    1st   :    m.    2nd   Rebecca    (Hobby)    Lyon,    widovr 

of    Thomas    Lyon    (No.    22). 

19.  IV.     Daughter;   m.    Deliverance,    son    of   Hakaliah    Brown. 
80.     V.     John. 

21.     VI.     Mercy. 

5.  II.  1.  JOHN-  LYON  [Thomas'],  born,  probably  at  Fairfield. 
Conn.,  about  1655,  and  died  in  Greenwich  in  1736.  He  lived  with  his 
brother  Samuel  on  the  undivided  estate  left  by  their  father,  Thomas 
Lyon.  The  name  of  his  wife  has  not  been  ascertained.  John  Lyon  was 
deputy  to  the  General  Court  of  Connecticut  from  Fairfield,  Conn.,  1725- 
1730.  Feb.  27,  1698-9,  at  a  meeting  of  the  proprietors  of  the  town,  it 
was  agreed  "that  we  doe  impower  the  aforesaid  men  (Hecaliah  Brown, 
Deliverance  Brown,  John  Merritt,  Robert  Bloomer  and  John  Stockham) 
to  bargain  with  and  sell  unto  John  Lyon  a  certain  tract  of  land  lying 
up  Byram  river,  if  they  shall  see  good  and  convenient  soe  to  doe,"  and 
to  John  Lyon  was  confirmed  "a  parcel  of  land  lying  against  the  mill 
between  the  cartway  down  into  the  Neck  and  the  mill  creek  bounded 
up  the  said  creek  by  John  Holt's  meddow  and  to  run  down  to  the  said 
Creek  till  it  comes  to  John  Boyd's  meddow,  provided  the  said  John 
Lyon  doe  not  praidice  the  carte  way  into  the  neck,  nor  the  way  to  the 
mill,  neither  shall  bee  hinder  any  person  from  settin  up  thare  field 
fence  if  they  have  occasion."  At  a  town  meeting  held  Sept.  20,  1697, 
Capt  Theall,  John  Horton,  Joseph  Purdy,  Hecaliah  Brown,  John  Lyon, 
Thomas  Merritt  and  Isaac  Denman  were  chosen  a  committee  "for  the 
management  and  carrying  on  of  the  worke  of  building  a  meeting  house 
for  the  towne  of  Ry,  and  also  for  the  appointing  of  a  place  where  it 
shall  set,  and  the  above  meeting  house  shall  not  acsed  above  thirty 
square  feet."  The  seating  space  of  this  place  of  worship  speaks  for 
the  size  of  the  congregation,  which  doubtless  comprised  every  family  in 
the  settlement. 

In  April  1699,  John  Lyon  and  Isaac  Denman  were  chosen  to  lay  out 
a  road  to  White  Plains,  "beginning  at  the  head  of  Capt.  Theall's  land 
and  so  to  run  to  the  caseaway  (causeway)  brook,"  said  road  to  be  three 
rods   in   breadth.     July  14,   1710,   John  Lyon  signed   a  quit  claim^  for 


48  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

all  obligations  due  him  from  his  brother  Joseph;  witnesses  Richard 
Ogden  and  John  Stockham.  Peb.  1714  ("one  thousand  seven  hundred 
and  thirteen  fourteen")  John  Lyon,  Sr.,  living  at  Byram  in  the  Town 
of  Greenwich,  deeded  to  his  son  Daniel  Lyon  of  the  same  place  his 
dwelling  house  and  home  lot.  with  all  his  lands  and  meadows  on 
"Byrum  Neck"  not  already  disposed  of  to  his  son  John  Lyon,  Jr.; 
John  Corbit  witness.  His  will  (Stamford  Probate  Rec.  Lib.  I.  p. 
115)  was  dated  Jan.  24,  1736;  executors  John  Merritt  and  Samuel 
Brown;  witnesses  Johannes  Dow,  David  Lyon,  George  Gorham.  He 
bequeathed  to  Caleb  Lyon,  son  of  his  son  Thomas,  deceased,  one  half 
the  mill  in  Greenwich,  with  one  half  the  lands  pertaining  to  it,  he  to 
pay  to  his  sister,  when  he  should  come  of  age,  £30  current  money; 
Thomas,  brother  of  Caleb  to  have  the  other  half  of  the  mill  property; 
to  his  son  John  the  western  and  to  his  son  Daniel  the  eastern  half 
of  the  land  at  Byram  Neck  already  deeded  to  them,  Daniel  to  have 
also  the  lands  on  "Mary's  Hill."  (In  case  Daniel  died  leaving  no 
male  heir  the  lands  bequeathed  to  him  were  to  go  to  James  Lyon,  son 
of  John,  Jr.)  The  moveable  estate  to  be  divided  equally  between 
"my  four  daughters,  Ruth,  Mary,  Hannah  and  Jude."  For  full  text 
of  the  will  see  appendix,  note  8. 

Children  of  John  Lyon: 

•22.  I.     Thomas;   b.   before  1689;  d.    1733;   m.   Rebecca  Hobby. 

•28.  II.     Daniel;    b.    about    1688;    d.    1752;    m.    Sarah    Jennings. 

•24.  III.     John;   b.    about   1690;   d.   July  1749;   m.    Hannah,   widow   of  Joseph 
Banks. 

26.  IV.     Rath;   living  In   1736. 

2«.  V.     Mary;   living  1736. 

•27.  VI..     Hannah;   b.    1704;   d.   about   1790;   m.   Close. 

28.  VII.     Jnde;   living   1736. 

7.  II.  I.  SAMUEL=  LYON  [Thomas'],  was  born  at  Greenwich, 
Conn.,  date  not  ascertained,  and  died  at  Rye,  N.  Y.  in  1713.  He  was 
unmarried  and  died  intestate.  Fairfield  Probate  Records  (Lib. 
1702-50,  p.  268)  contained  the  following  memorandum:  "Thomas  Lyon 
who  was  appointed  administrator  on  the  estate  of  Samuel  Lyon  late  of 
Greenwich,  according  to  a  former  Order  of  Court,  have  rendered  an 
aocompt  of  his  administration  to  the  Court  of  Probate  held  in  Fair- 
field Dec.  1713,  which  accompt  the  Court  have  compared  with  the  In- 
ventory [and]  do  find  that  there  is  Clear  Estate  the  sum  of  £180.  14s., 
the  deceased  Lyon  dieing  and  leaving  no  Issue  but  there  was  surviving 
eight  brothers  and  sist,^rs,  two  of  the  said  sisters  being  al^o  deceased, 


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the  Court  do  therefore  order  that  said  estate  shall  be  divided  as  foi- 
loweth:  To  Thomas  Lyon  above  named  £67.  16s.  9d.;  to  John  Lyon. 
Joseph  Lyon,  Sarah  Merritt  and  Deborah  Cove  [or  Cone]  each  £22. 
12s.  3d.,  and  to  the  children  of  Elizabeth,  one  of  the  sisters  of  the 
deceased  Samuel  Lyon,  £22.  12s.  3d.  It  is  to  be  understood  that 
Thomas  above  sd  hath  bought  two  sheirs  of  sisters  Abigail  and  Mary 
which  is  the  reason  of  his  exceeding  a  single  portion.  And  the  Court 
do  desire  and  appoint  Mr.  Elisha  Holly  and  Mr.  John  Holly  Cooper  to 
distribute  sd  Estate  according  to  above  Order  of  Court." 

6.     II.     1.     THOMAS'  LYON    [Thomas']   was  born  at  Greenwich, 
Conn.,  in  1673,  and  died  April  or  May  1739.       He  built  the  house  near /^^ 
Byram  Bridge,  which  is  still  standing,  having  been  occupied  continu/^ 
ously  until  the  present  time  by  his  descendants.       Among  the  Land  A 
Records  we  find  "Land  laid  out  on  ye  west  side  of  Byram  River,  known 
as   Cook's   Purchase,   to  Thomas   Lyon,   Joseph   Lyon,    Samuel   Lyon, 
Abigail  Banks  and  Thomas  BuUis"  (Fairfield  Deeds  II,  p.  43,  date  1701). 
John  Lyon,  Thomas  Lyon  and  Samuel  Lyon  of  Rye  and  Byram,  sell 
property  at  Fairfield  that  was  their  father  Thomas  Lyon's   (ibid  III. 
p.  73;   date  1707).     Thomas  Lyon  married  Abigail,  daughter  of  John 
Ogdent,  of  Stamford,  Conn.;  she  was  living  at  distribution  of  estate  of 
Thomas  Lyon,  Sept.  1752;  d.  before  Nov.  26,  1760. 

Thomas  Lyon  was  a  member  of  Colonel  Robert  Hunter's  Com- 
pany of  Fuliseers,  mustered  in  New  York  and  Westchester  counties 
on  February  24,  1711  for  61  days'  service  on  the  Canadian  frontier 
(Booth's  Hist.  New  York  City) . 

For  the  full  text  of  the  will  of  Thomas  Lyon  (dated  April  2,  1739, 
proved  at  Stamford,  Conn.,  May  1st,  1739,  see  Note  9  in  Appendix. 
The  following  are  named  as  children  and  grand  children  and  heirs 
of  Thomas  Lyon  ^nd  also  of  Abigail  Lyon,  widow  of  said  Thomas, 
Nov.  26,  1760:  John  Fowler  and  wife  Elizabeth,  both  of  Westchester; 
Charles  Theall  and  wife  Jemima,  both  of  Greenwich;  Israel  Knapp, 
of  Greenwich,  and  his  children,  born  of  his  first  wife  Mary,  daughter 


tJohn  Ogden  came  to  Stamford  from  Long  Island  In  1641  and  received 
Dec.  7  a  house  and  lot  of  ten  acres.  In  1G42  he  aprreed  with  Governor  Kieft 
to  build  a  stone  Church  for  2500  guilders.  He  returned  to  Hempstead  In  1644, 
and  was  one  of  the  patentees  of  the  town.  He  removed  In  1651  to  Southampton, 
L.  I.,  where  he  was  chosen  Assistant,  and  named  In  the  Royal  Charter.  He 
went  to  New  Jersey  with  Governor  Carteret,  and  was  representative  from  EJUza- 
bethtown  in  the  First  General  Assembly,  1668.  He  married  Jane,  daughter  of 
Robert  Bond  of  Southampton,  and  his  daughter  Abigail  became  the  wife  of 
Thomas    Lyon,    Jr. 


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50  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

of  said  Thomas  Lyon,  deceased;  viz:  Timothy,  Mary  wife  of  Stephen 
Mead,  Elizabeth,  Hannah;  Jonathan  Hubby  and  wife  Deborah,  of 
Greenwich;  these  acknowledge  receipt  from  "our  brothers  Thomas 
Lyon  of  Rye  and  Gilbert  Lyon  of  Greenwich"  (Greenwich  T.  R.  IX. 
p.  28). 

Children   of  Thomas  and  Abigail    (Ogden)    Lyon: 

*29.  I.  Ablgrail;  m.  1st  William  Anderson;  m,  2nd  Jeremiah  Anderson;  was 
"of  Greenwich"    1760. 

•SO.  II.  Thomas;  d.  Nov.  or  Dec.  1770;  m.  1st  Phebe  Vowles;  m.  2nd 
Martha  Travis. 

•31     III.     Samuel;    b.    Oct.    14,    1701;    d.    March    3.    1756;    m.    1st    ;    m. 

2nd    Hannah    Miller. 

•82.     IV.     Jonathan;   b.   June   1,    1706;    d.    1783-7;    m.    Elizabeth   Mead. 

•S3.     V.     Mary;  b.  about  1707;  d.  before  1742;  m.  Israel  Knapp. 

*34-.     VI.     David;    d.     1772:    m.    Martha    Stedwell. 

•S6.     VII.     Joseph;    d.    Dec.    23,    1776;    m.    1st    Mary    Disbrow;    m    Snd    Aan 


•86.     VIII.     Jemima;  m.   Charles  Theall;   res.    1760  Rye,   N.   T. 

•SI.  IX.  Deborah;  b.  about  1716;  d.  1802;  m.  Jonathan  Hobby;  was  "of 
Oreenwich"    1760. 

•S8.  X.  Elizabeth;  m.  John  Fowler;  res.  1760  Westchester;  was  livlnff 
1708. 

»3».     XI.     GUbert;  b.  July  20,   1719;  d.  1816;  m.  Jane  Kniffen. 

8.  II.  1.  JOSEPH=  LYON  [Thomas']  was  born  in  Greenwich, 
Conn.,  about  1677  and  died  in  Rye,  N.,  Y.,  Feb,  21,  1761,  in  his  84th 
year. 

His  wife's  name  was  Sarah,  parentage  not  ascertained.  He 
owned  and  operated  a  grist  millf  on  Blind  Brook,  and  purchased  from 
the  original  proprietors  of  Rye  Neck,  Joseph  Budd,  John  Hought 
(Hoyt)  and  Daniel  Purdy,  a  lot  of  thirty  acres  in  addition  to  the  estate 
inherited  from  his  father.  In  1711  he  was  one  of  the  vestrymen 
elected  by  the  parish  of  Rye  (established  1695). §  In  1729  his  name 
appears  with  that  of  his  brother  John  among  the  signatures  to  a  grant 
of  land  to  the  Presbyterian  Society  as  a  site  for  a  church  building.       In 


tRye  from  early  times  rejoiced  in  a  considerable  number  of  mills  for  which 
the  numerous  streams  afforded  excellent  facilities.  Of  these  we  find  fifteen  or 
twenty    in    operation    before    the    Revolution.  The    first    established    were    grist 

mills.  John  Budd's,  afterwards  known  as  L.von's  Mill,  on  Blind  Brook  Creek.  jf( 
was  built  sometime  before  the  year  1669.  Not  long  after  the  Mill  on  th« 
opposite  side  of  Rye  Neck  was  built  by  the  same  proprietor  on  Mamaroneck 
River.  In  1696  Samuel  Lane  and  Joseph  Lyon  received  permission  to  build 
a  Mill  on  Blind  Brook,  the  location  of  which  is  supposed  to  be  that  now  occu- 
pied by  Park's  Mill.       This  was  long  known  as  Bloomer's  Mill. 

5  His  fellow  vestrymen  were  Andrew  Coe.  John  Merritt,  Sr.,  Daniel  Purdjr, 
Thomas  Purdy.  Thomas  Merritt,  Jr.,  George  Lane.  Jr.,  John  Disbrow  of  Mamaro- 
neck.  George   Knlffln,   John  Miller   of  BaOford  and  Joseph  Cleator  Clarlc 


SECOND  GENERATION  &1 

the  Blind  Brook  Cemetery  at  Rye  Neck  is  found  a  tombstone,  elabor- 
ately carved  after  the  ancient  fashion,  bearing  the  inscription:  "In 
Memory  of  Mr.  Joseph  Lyon  who  deceased  Feb.  the  21st,  A.  D.  1761, 
in  the  84th  year  of  his  age.     He  gave  the  land  for  the  cemetery." 

His  will,  dated  Oct.  10,  1752,  probated  March  12,  1761,  mentions 
wife  Sarah,  daughters  Phebe,  wife  of  Samuel  Miller,  Amy,  wife  of 
Godfrey  Haines  and  Annie,  wife  of  Elisha  Budd;  al»>  grandsons  Joseph, 
Elisha  and  Sylvanus  (Merritt),  children  of  deceased  daughter  Mary, 
and  grandson  Jonathan  Budd.     For  full  text,  see  note  10  in  appendix. 

Joseph's  widow  Sarah  died  Jan.  26,  1769  in  the  ninetieth  year  of 
her  age;  buried  in  Blind  Brook  Cemetery.  Her  will  was  dated  April 
8,  1767,  proved  Jan.  30,  1769  before  Caleb  Fowler,  Surogate  of  West- 
chester Co.,  N.  Y.     (Probate  Rec.  XXI.  p.  647). 

Being  "at  present  in  good  health  and  sound  mind"  bequeathes  to 
her  daughters  Phebe  Miller  and  Amy  Haines  to  be  equally  divided, 
her  household  goods,  furniture  and  wearing  apparel;  to  each  of  child- 
ren [not  named]  of  daughter  Anne  Budd,  deceased  £10;  the  greater 
part  of  the  remainder  of  the  property  to  go  to  daughters  Phebe  Miller 
and  Amy  Haines  and  to  grandsons  Joseph  Merritt  and  Sylvanus  Merritt, 
and  to  grandson  William  Miller.  "I  order  that  my  negroes  have  a 
fortnight  to  look  their  masters  in,  and  not  to  be  forceably  sold  under 
a  month  after  my  decease."  Executors,  grandsons  Joseph  Miller  and 
William  Miller.  Signed  Sarah  Lyon,  her  mark.  Witnesses,  Andrew 
Merritt,  farmer,  Ezekiel  Halsted,  John  Carhart. 

Children   of  Joseph    and   Sarah    ( )    Lyon; 

*40.     I.     Ph«be;   b.    about    1700;   m.    Samuel    Miller. 

*41.     II.     Amy;   m.    Godfrey   Haines;    d.    1783-4. 

♦48.     III.     Anne    [Annie];    b.    1704;   d.   Dec.    6,    1760;    ra.    EUsha   Budd. 

•43.     IV.     Mary;   d.    before   Oct.    1752;    m-   Andrew    (?)    Merritt. 

9.  II.  1.  ELIZABETH^  LYON  (MARSHALL)  [Thomas*],  born 
in  Greenwich,  Conn.,  date  not  ascertained,  died  about  1712,  previous 
to  settlement  of  estate  of  her  brother  Samuel,  Nov.  28,  1713.  She 
married  John  Marshall,  Jr.,  son  of  John  Marshall  of  Greenwich.  June 
2,  1698  Thomas  Lyon  deeds  land  to  John  Marshall,  Jr.  (Greenwich  T. 
R.  I.  p.  199).  May  21,  1700  John  Marshall  deeds  land  to  John  Mar- 
shall Jr.  (ibid  I.  p.  218).  Estate  of  John  Marshall,  Jr.  adm.  April 
6,  1733,  at  Stamford. 

Children  of  John  and  EUzabeth   (Lyon)   Marshall   (Greenwich  T.   R.): 
44.     I.     Child;    b. ember    10,    . 


62  THOMAS  LYON  OF  RYE 


45.    II.     Child;  b. 


46.  HI.     John;   b.    May  ;   m.   Jan.    10,    1732,    Sarah,    dau.   of  Joseph 

Marshall. 

47.  IV.     Hannah;   b.    Dec.    25,    1704-5. 

48.  V.  David;  b.  Jan.  31,  1706-7;  d.  1759;  adm.  of  estate  at  Stamford  to 
John  Grlffln  of  New  York. 

49.  VI.     Elizabeth;  b.  Oct.  6,  1708;  m.  Aug.  26,  1736,  Daniel  Lyon   (No.  23). 

50.  VII.  Elihu;  b.  June  4,  1710;  d.  1747;  left  dau.  Judith,  ae.  about 
eleven  In   1747    (Probate   Record,   Stamford). 

51.  VIII.  Mary  [Mercy]  §;  b.  Jan.  11,  1711-2;  m.  Nov.  8.  1734,  Daniel 
Offden* 

By  a  second  wife,  John  Marshall  had  also  sons:  1.  Jolin;  b.  Sept.  24,  1714; 
2.  Zaccheus;  b.  April  11,  1716;  3.  Ichabod;  b.  Feb.  22,  1717-8;  Micliaiah;  b.  June 
17,    1723-4.  z 

22.  III.  5.  THOMAS*  LYON  [John*,  Thomas'],  born  at  Byram, 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  before  1689;  died  there  in  1732  or  1733.  He  married 
Rebecca,  daughter  of  Thomas  and  Rebecca  Hobby.  After  his  death 
she  married,  before  Oct.  17,  1733,  Samuel  Banks  (No.  18)  as  his  second 
wife.  Thomas  Lyon  was  mentioned  in  the  will  of  his  grandfather, 
Thomas  Lyon.  He  had  a  large  tract  of  land  in  Grenwich  deeded  to 
him  by  his  father,  Feb.  8,  1713-4.  Rebecca,  wife  of  Thomas  Lyon 
made  confession  of  faith  in  the  second  Congregational  Church  in 
Greenwich,  Oct.  13,  1728,  and  her  five  children  then  living  were  bap- 
tized a  week  later.  Oct.  17,  1733  administration  on  the  estate  of 
Thomas  Lyon  was  granted  to  Rebecca  Banks  who  had  been  his  widow. 
(Stamford  Probate  Records.) 

Children  of  Thomas  and  Rebecca   (Hobby)    Lyon: 
•52.     1.     Caleb;   bapt.   Oct.   20,    1728;   d.   Aug.   30,   1809;   m.   Eunice   Mead. 

53.  II.     Hannah;   bapt.    Oct.    20,    1728. 

54.  III.  Thomas;  b.  about  1715;  bapt.  Oct.  20,  1728;  removed  to  New 
Hempsteadt;    d.   before   1759. 

55.  IV.     Rebecca;   bapt.   Oct.    20,    1728. 

56.  V.     Job;    bapt.    Oct.    20.    1728. 

•57.     VI.     Ruth;  bapt.  Oct.   29,  1732;  m.  Nov.   1,   1753,   Abraham  Mead. 

23.  III.  5.  DANIEL^  LYON  [John^  Thomas',]  born  Greenwich, 
Conn.,  about  1688  (?);  died  in  1782.  He  married  Sarah  Jennings, 
daughter  of  Samuel  and  Sarah  (Grumman)  Jennings.  She  was  born 
Feb.  1,  1699,  and  was  not  living  when  her  husband  died.  June  29, 
1728  his  father  deeded  him  land  "for  love."  It  is  possible  that  it 
was  this  Daniel   ("Daniell")   Lyon  who  was  married  Aug.  26,  1736  to 


§  Children  of  Daniel  and  Mary  (or  Mercy)  Marshall  Ogden:     1.  Daniel;  b.  Aug.    * 
31,   1375;     2.  Mary;  b.   April   8,    1737;    3.  Elizabeth;    b.   Sept.   9,    1739;     4.  Ichabod:  >C 
b.    May   8,    1742;    5.  John;   b.    April    24,    1744;    6.  Joab;    b.    July   29,    1746;    7.    and    8. 
(twins)   Richard  and  John;  b,  Jan.   13,   1748-9.         .-.,  ■      fi       O  o 

l^^^^Ji  ioApJU^  Lh^^^^^Ii  t^  th^^U^  n^f 


THIRD  GENERATION  53 

daughter  of  Samuel  and  Sarah  (Grumman)  Jennings.  She  was  born 
Feb.  1,  1699,  and  was  not  living  when  her  husband  died.  June  29, 
1728  his  father  deeded  him  land  "for  love."  It  is  possible  that  it 
was  this  Daniel  ("Daniell")  Lyon  who  was  married  Aug.  26,  1736  to 
Elizabeth  Marshall  (No.  49)  (b.  Oct.  6,  1708)  by  James  Reynolds  J. 
P.,  Greenwich.  They  had  a  son  Daniell^  b.  Dec.  12,  1736.'  It  is  re- 
corded that  Elizabeth  Lyon  and  Elias  Marshall  deeded  to  Thomas  Hill  .  . 
of  Stamford  land  that  had  come  from  their  father,  John  Marshall  '  ' 
(Greenwich  T.  R.  VIII.  p.  106). 

The  will  of  Daniel  Lyon  was  dated  Feb.  7,  1782  and  probated  at 
Stamford,  Conn.,  April  3,  1782. 

Daughter   of   Daniel   and   Sarah    (Jennings)    Lyon: 
•58.      I.      Hannah;    b.    about    1730;    m.    Oilhert    Merritt. 

24.  III.  5.  JOHN=^  LYON  [John^  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich, 
Conn.;  lived  and  died  at  Byram  Neck;  will  dated  July  14,  1749;  pro- 
bated New  York,  Aug.  10,  1749.  He  married  Hannah,  widow  of  Joseph 
Banks  (No.  13).*  Feb.  10,  1713-4  John  Lyon  Sr.  deeded  land  to  his 
son  John  Lyon  of  Greenwich.  Sept.  10,  1741  John  Lyon  and  wife 
Hannah  of  Greenwich  deeded  land  to  son  in  law  Joseph  Banks,  son 
and  heir  to  Joseph  Banks,  late  of  Greenwich.  Jan.  26,  1718-9,  John 
Lyon  was  Executor  in  will  of  Thomas  Merritt  of  Rye.  June  27,  1719. 
he  was  administrator  to  estate  of  Samuel  Banks  of  Rye,  whom  he  calls 
"uncle."  In  his  will  he  leaves  to  wife  Hannah  [hanah]  the  use  of 
the  house  and  barn  and  four  acres  of  land  adjoining.  To  his  eldest 
son  John  he  leaves  the  house  at  Greenwich  "where  he  now  lives"  and 
half  of  "the  land  that  I  have  on  Byram  Neck  adjoining  to  the  River," 
also  "my  young  negro  Jeffery,  which  he  had  some  time  before."  To 
his  son  James  he  leaves  "Mary's  Hill"  on  Byram  Neck  and  "Samuel 
Banks  Lott,"  also  "my  negro  boy  Hector."  To  his  son  Roger  he 
leaves  land  on  Calves  Island  "and  all  my  salt  meadow"  and  "my  right 
in  the  undivided  lands  in  Rye,"  also  "my  negro  Mack  which  lives  with 
him."  To  his  son  Gilbert  he  leaves  the  farm  where  he  himself  re- 
sided, with  house  and  barn  and  four  acres  adjoining  after  his  wife's 
decease,  also  two  timber  lots  the  other  side  of  Byram  River.  To  his 
son  in  law  Abraham  Bush  he  leaves  "the  saw-pitts  Lott  now  in  hig 
possession."  Executors  are  to  sell  the  land  at  "Cacaet"  (Kakiate,  or 
New  Hempstead,  now  Clarkstown)  and  in  the  patent  of  Peter  Fan- 
conier  for  his  three  daughters,  Elizabeth,  wife  of  Thomas  Starr  Tread- 
well,  Ruth,  wife  of  Abraham  Bush  and  Sarah,  wife  of  Blnathan  Mead, 


54  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

to  whom  other  bequests  are  also  made.  A  bequest  of  £30  is  made 
to  Mary  the  daughter  of  son  John,  to  be  paid  to  her  when  of  age  or 
at  her  marriage.  "The  negroes  that  Treadwell  and  Bush  have  at 
their  respective  houses  to  be  deemed  and  accounted  as  part  of  my 
moveable  estate"  and  "my  old  negro  Betty  to  be  maintained  during 
her  life  out  of  the  estate."  Executors,  wife  Hannah,  son  John  Lyon 
and  son  in  law  Thomas  Treadwell,  Witnesses:  J.  Wetmore,  Cor. 
Flamen,  Ebenezer  Edwards. 

Children   of   John   and    Hannah    c )    Lyon    (Bible   record   of   births   is 

extant) : 

•59.     I.     John;  b.  Nov.   18,   1713   (T.   R.);   d.   about  1790;  m.  Mary  Miller. 

•60.  II.  Roger;  b.  Dec.  14.  1715  (Dec.  15,  T.  R.);  d.  May  13,  1797;  m.  Mary 
Willson. 

•61.  III.     Blisabeth;    b.    Jan,    12,    1717-8;    m.    Thomas   Starr   Treadwell. 

•62.  IV.     James;   b.   May   31,   1720;   d.   1804;   m.   Martha  Lyon   (No.   100). 

•68.  V.     GUbert;  b.   March  10,   1722;  d.   before  1798;  m.   Mary  . 

•64.  VI.     Ruth;  b.  July  10,   1724;  m.  Abraham  Bush. 

•66.  VII.  Sarah;  b.  Dec.  10,  1727;  m.  before  1749  Elnathan  Mead  (b.  Feb. 
11,   1698). 

27.  III.  5.  HANNAH"  LYON  (CLOSE)  [John^  Thomas'],  born 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  1704  (baptized  Feb.  15,  1748-9,  ae,  45) ;  died  about 
1790;  estate  distributed  Aug.  20,  1790.  She  married  May  6,  1729, 
Thomas  Closet,  son  of  Thomas  Close  of  Horseneck,  Greenwich,  Conn. 
He  was  born  at  Greenwich,  Nov.  28  1706;  bapt.  Feb.  15,  1708-9;  d. 
Nov.  1,  1764,  in  his  59th  year. 

Children  of  Thomas  and  Hannah   (Lyon)   Close: 

66.  I.  Hannah;  b.  Jan.  11,  1730;  m.  Dec.  17,  1749,  Theophllus  Lockwood; 
was  living  In   1790. 

67.  II.  Sarah;  b.  March  13,  1733;  m.  Oct.  26,  1755,  Jesse  Parsons;  was 
living  In  1790. 

68.  III.     Knth;  b.   Aug.   2,  1735;  m.  Sept.  14,   1751,  Timothy  Knapp. 

69.  IV.  Phebe;  b.  June  29,  1738;  d.  1792;  m.  Feb.  24,  1764,  Joseph  Lyon. 
Jr.      [No.    104]    (T.    R.). 

70.     V.     Thomas;  b.   April  1,  1740;  m.  Sept.  30,  1765,  Hannah  Lyon  (No.  111). 


JThomas  Close,  probably  son  of  Joseph  Close  of  Greenwich  died  1708-9;  will 
dated  Dec.  30,  1708,  probated  Feb.  2,  1708-9.  He  married  Sarah,  dau.  of  Richard 
and  Ann  (Husted)  Hardy.  Their  children  were:  1.  Sarah;  b.  Dec.  10,  1870; 
2.  Hannah;  b.  March  12,  1672;  m.  Johannes  Xiuqueor  of  Newtown,  L.  I.;  S. 
Thomas'';   b.    Dec.    16,    1674;      4.     Joseph;  b.   Nov.    20,    1676;   m.    Rebecca  Tomkins; 

5.     Benjamin;   b.   May   18,    1680;      6.     Mary;  b.   20,    1682;   m.   Moses  Hunt; 

d.    before   1718;      7.      Elizabeth;   b.   Aug.    5,    1684;      8.     Bnth;   b.    Nov.    1,    1687;      9. 
John;  b.   April   S,    168S;      10.      L.vdi;i.      Thomas^   Close,   above,    b.    Dec.    16,    1674.   died 

about    1707;    inventory    of    estate    Pairfleld,    Oct.    30,    1707.      He    married    

Children:     1.    ?:irah;    b.     Nov.     9.     1703:     2.    Hannah;    b.     March     29,     1705;     m.     Isaac 
Rundle;     3.     Thomas*;  b.   Nov.   28,   1706;   m.   Hannah  Lyon    (No.    27), 


THIRD   GENERATION  55 

29.  III.  6.  ABIGAIL^  LYON  (ANDERSON)  [Thomas^  Thomas'], 
born  at  Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn.;  married  at  Rye  by  Rev. 
Christopher  Bridges,  Oct.  16,  1716,  to  William  Anderson  (Greenwich 
T.  R.);  bapt.  May  31,  1695;  son  of  Isaac  and  Prudence  (Woodward) 
Anderson,  of  New  York  City.  She  married  second  Jeremiah  Ander- 
son, brother  of  her  first  husband  (mentioned  in  Greenwich  T.  R.  1764 
as  son  of  Isaac,  and  brother  of  John  Anderson). 

Son   of  William   and   Abigail    (Lyon)    Anderson: 

71.  I.  WlUiam,  Jr.;  b.  Greenwich,  Dec.  16,  1717,  "Dec.  15,  on  the  Sabbath 
daye  at  night  between  twelve  and  one  o'clock."    (T.  R.) 

30.  III.  6.  THOMAS'  LYON  [Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Byram 
Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn.;  lived  on  the  Bush  place,  King  St.,  Rye;  died 
Nov.  or  Dec.  1770.  Will  dated  Nov.  5,  1770,  probated  New  York,  Dec. 
20,  1770;  executors,  sons  Thomas  and  Andrew  Lyon.  See  note  11  in 
appendix.  March  24,  1749-50  Thomas  Lyon  bought  land  of  his  brother 
Samuel.  Jan.  10,  1757  Thomas  Lyon  deeded  to  his  son  Thomas  land 
which  he  lately  bought  of  his  brother  Samuel  Lyon  of  Rye  (Rye  T,  R.). 
He  married  first  Phebe  Vowles$  ("ffowles"),  who  died  before  1770.  He 
married  second,  before  1770,  Martha  Travis;  she  died  about  June  1773. 
(Her  will,  dated  June  2,  1773,  mentions  brothers  David  and  Robert 
Travis  and  sisters  (?)  Mary  Lynch,  Catherine  Purdy  and  Jemima 
Simmons.       Executors  Gabriel  Lynch  and  Bartholomew  Gedney). 

Children   of  Thomas  and  Phebe    (Vowlea)    Lyon: 

•72.  I.     Thomas;   b.   1724;    d.   Dec.    23,    1810;   m.   Anna  Marsh. 

.73.  II.     AbigaU;   m.    Daniel    Merrltt;    was   living   in    1770. 

•74.  III.     Phebe;  d.   Jan.   29,   1770;  m.   Samuel  WinBon. 

•76.  IV.     Mary;   b.   about   1721;    d.    1751;    m.   Abraham   MUler. 

•76.  V.     Andrew;   b.    Oct.    19,    1728;    d.    Aug.    22,    1809;   m.    1st.    Sarah    Budd; 

m.    2nd.  Phebe  Green. 

77.  VI.     Jemima;    m.    James    Seaman. t 

31.  III.  6.  SAMUEL*  LYON  [Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  14, 
1701,  at  Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn.,  where  he  lived  on  the  old 
family  estate;  died  March  13,  1756;  buried  at  Byram  Point;  no  head- 
stone. He  was  known  as  Captain  Samuel  Lyon;  his  father  be- 
queathed to  him  his  boat.    The  name  of  the  first  wife,  married  in  1724, 


tPhebe  was  no  doubt  of  the  family  of  Richard  Vowles  who  was  a  land  holder 
In  Fairfield  between   1650  and  1700. 

tJames  Seaman  was  son  of  Adam  Seaman  of  Rye,  N.  T.,  who  married  Ja». 
18,  1729-30,  Hannah  Prue.  Their  childen  were:  1.  Adam,  eldest  son;  S. 
James;  m.  Jemima  Lyon  (No.  77);  3.  Israel;  4.  Richard;  5.  Samael;  t. 
lietitla;  m.  John  Doughty;   7.  Jane;  8.   Hannah;   9.   Mary. 


56  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

has  not  been  ascertained.       He  married  second,  Dec.  23,  1735,  Hannah, 

daughter  of  Abraham  and  Hannah  ( )  MillerJ.       She  was  born 

at  Rye  June  1,  1712,  and  died  April  18,  1793,  "ae  80  y.  10  m.  18  d:"; 
buried  at  Byram  Point.  His  will,  dated  Jan.  1,  1756,  probated  West- 
chester Co.,  N.  Y.  contains  the  following  bequests.  "I  will  and  be- 
queath to  my  wife  Hannah,  for  her  use  during  the  time  that  she  shall 
remain  my  widow,  one  bed  (etc.)  and  that  my  executors  shall  yearly 
pay  her  as  long  as  she  shall  be  and  remain  my  widow,  eight  pounds 
current  money  of  New  York,  in  full  for  her  right  of  dower  in  my  Estate. 
To  my  eldest  son  Samuel  Lyon,  the  sum  of  twenty-five  shillings,  within 
six  months  after  my  decease,  which  sum  shall  be  in  full  barr  to  his 
claim  as  my  eldest  son  and  heir  to  my  estate,  and  to  have  no  more 
of  the  estate.  Unto  my  son  Nehemiah  Lyon,  the  sum  of  thirty  shill- 
ings for  his  part  of  the  estate 

"I  give  unto  my  daughter  Elizabeth,  the  wife  of  Nehemiah  Sher- 
wood, the  sum  of  five  pounds  to  be  paid  her  by  my  executors  within 
six  months  after  my  decease.  I  give  unto  my  daughter  Abigail  Lyon 
twenty  pounds  of  my  estate  to  be  put  out  at  interest  by  my  executors 
and  paid  her  with  interest  when  she  is  eighteen  years  of  age  or  shall 
be  married.  I  give  to  my  daughter  Hannah  Lyon  twenty  pounds  of 
my  estate,  to  be  put  out  at  interest  by  my  executors  and  paid  her  with 
interest  when  she  is  eighteen  years  of  age  or  shall  be  married.  Should 
either  daughter  Abigail  or  Hannah  die  before  eighteen  years  of  age 
or  be  married,  the  survivors  shall  have  what  has  been  given  to  the 
deceased. 

"I  give  to  my  youngest  son  Sylvanus  Lyon  thirty  pounds  out  of 
my  estate,  to  be  put  out  at  interest  and  paid  him  when  he  comes  of 
age.  The  remainder  of  my  estate  shall  come  to  and  be  divided  equally 
among  and  between  my  sons  William  Lyon,  Benjamin  Lyon,  Abraham 
Lyon,  Monmouth  Lyon  and  Sylvanus  Lyon,  share  and  share  alike.  I 
nominate  and  appoint  my  brother  Joseph  Lyon  and  my  son  William 
Lyon  to  be  the  executors  of  my  last  will  this  first  day  of  January, 
1756,  Rye,  N.  Y." 

Children    of    Samuel    Lyon   by   his   first    wife: 
*78.     I.      Samuel;   b.    Oct.    11,    1725;    d.    Oct. -Nov.    1805. 
*79.     II.     WUliam;  b.   Jan.    15,    1726-7;   d.   March   15,    1824. 

*80.     III.     Nehemiah    [Nathaniel    in    Bible    Rec.];    b.    Feb.    10,    1728-9;    d.    Dec. 
9,    1758. 

twill  of  Abraham  MlUer  of  Rye,   dated   Sept.   18,    1749;   proved  June   8,    1760, 

mentions  Hannah,   wife   of  Samuel  I..yon. 


THIRD  GENERATION  67 

81.  IV.  £Uzabeth;  b.  June  30,  1732;  d.  Jan.  22,  1786;  m.  Nehemlab  Sher- 
wood. S 

•82.  V.  Benjamin;  b,  Jan.  1.  17.S4  (or  March  7,  1733);  d.  1822:  m.  Mary 
Hyatt,  t 

Children   of  Samuel   and   Hannah    (Miller)    Lyon: 
83.     VI.     Abraham;  b.  Aug.   19   (or  9),   1736;  d.   Oct.   29,   1758. 
*84.     VII.     Monmouth;   b.    Oct.    19,    1738;    d.    Sept.    18,    1770. 
85.     VIII.     Abigail;    b.    Dec.    25,    1742. 

8«.     IX.     Hannah;  b.  July  23,   1744;  d.  April  18,   1793    [1795]. 
•87.     X.     Sylvanns;    b.    Jan.    18    (or    7),    1746;    d.    Sept.    13    (or    30)    1830;    m. 
Sarah  Purdy 

32.     III.     6.     JONATHAN^"    LYON    [Thomas%    Thomas'],    born    a.t  h^^^'^" 
Greenwich,  June  1,  1706;    died  la  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  in  1786.       He  •  Co^p*^^ 
married  Elizabeth  Mead,  daughter  of  Samuel  and  Hannah  Mead ;  born  9a^^^**  ^^ 
April    5,    1708-9;    living   April    2,    1783    (date   of   her   husband's   will).      /7^^' 
March  5,  1753,  Johnathan  Lyon  sells  land  to  Elizabeth  Mead.  In  1772  he 
deeded  land  in  Greenwich  to  his  brother  Gilbert.     The  will  of  Jona- 
than  Lyon   "of  North   Castle,   N.   Y."   is  on   file   and   recorded  in  the 
office  of  the  Court  of  Appeals  at  Albany,  N.  Y.;   dated  April  2,  1783; 
proved  Jan.  24,  1787.     He  bequeaths  "to  Elizabeth  my  dearly  beloved 
wife  one  third  part  of  all  my  lands  in  North  Castle  during  her  natural 
life,"  also   £70  out  of  the  estate  and  all  the  moveable  estate;  to  son 
Jonathan    £40;    to  son  Elnathan    £40;   to  son  Israel    £80  and  negro 
boy  Abram;  to  son  David  £150;  to  son  Peter  all  lands  in  North  Castle, 
also  negro  man  Isaac;   to  grandson  Jonathan,  son  of  Elnathan,    £10; 
to  grandson  Jonathan,  son  of  Peter  £5;  to  grandson  Jonathan,  son  of 
Phebe  £5.       Executors,  sons  Israel  and  Peter  Lyon.       Witnesses  Silas 
Sutherland,  yeoman,  Enoch  Miller,  Samuel  Millei'. 

Children   of  Jonathan   and   Elizabeth    (Mead)    Lyon,    (Greenwich   T.    R.): 
♦88.     1.     Jonathan;  b.  Nov.   14,   1728;   living  1783;  m.   Anna  Miller. 

89.     II.     Elizabeth;   b.   June   28,    1730;   d.   before   1783. 
*»0.     III.     Elnathan;  b.  Aug.   7,   1732;   d.   1810;  m.  Mary  Ann  Bush. 


§Thomas  Sherwood  of  Ipswich,  Eng..  came  to  Boston,  1634.  He  removed 
to  Stratford.  Conn.,  and  from  there  to  Stamford  in  1648,  and  to  Rye,  N.  T.,  in 
1668.  His  son  Stephen  lived  for  some  years  in  New  Amsterdam,  but  removed 
to  Rye  and  bought  properly  on  Manusing  Island  in  1668.  He  was  a  pro- 
prietor   of    Penigo    Neck    in    1683.     He    married    Mary    .     and    died    before 

1714,  leaving  a  son  Stephen,   who  was  the  father  of  Nehemiah  above. 

tMary  Hyat  was  grand  daughter  of  Caleb  Hyat.  who  was  a  constable  at 
Rye,  Oct.  1683.  He  was  a  proprietor  and  owned  a  home  lot  of  15  acres  on 
Brown's  Point,  a  part  of  Harrison,  in  1725.  He  was  also  one  of  the  proprietora 
Of  the  "White  Plains  Purchase"  Feb.  11,  1714-15,  and  a  signer  of  the  "Patent" 
March  13,  1721.  His  eons  were  Caleb,  Jr.,  John  and  Nathan,  one  of  whom 
was  the  father  ^of  M^ry  above.  ^  ^  ^  ^  _      ^ ^  ^ 


a,^£,e^    QsU^i^<<y,  ^^  l^  -yk 


58  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RVE 

*9X.     IV.     lBra«l;    b.    Dec.    20,    1734;    d.    Bedford,    Dec    28,    1816;    m.    Abtsail 
Huated. 

9  »2.     V.     Phebe;  b.   Dec.   16,   1736;   d.  Jan.    2,   1817;  m.  Roger  Lyon   (No.   185). 

7  **  *      •      \         "M.     VI.     David;    b.    May    25,    1740i.  est.    adm.    Aug.    30,    1787;    m.    Freelove 
(M'yC  Forman. 

tot^   t-        «94^    YII^     Peter;   b.    May   17,    1748    (or   1742;   In   Bible   Rec.    May   28,    1745); 
,<.v*.f.      <J*-«--*<I.    Jan.    11    (or  ,Tuly   4),    1824;    m.    Jerusha   Palmer. 
a,*^    Ct<-<^\^  t*P*     '^^^^-     ^')     Naomi  Thatcher;   b.   Jan.    31,    1747;   d.    before   1783. 

33.  III.  6.  MAHY*  LYON  (KNAPP)  [Thomas^,  Thomas^],  born 
in  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1707;  died  there  between  1739  and  1742. 
She  married  Israel,  son  of  Timothy  and  Elizabeth  (Seymour)  Knappt 
of  Greenwich;  born  Dec.  13,  1705;  d.  1783.  His  will,  dated  June  1, 
1777,  probated  Stamford,  Aug.  28,  1783,  mentions  sons  Timothy  and 
Israel  and  daughters  Mary  Mead,  Elizabeth  Knapp,  Hannah  Husted  and 
Amy  Knapp.  (Among  these  Israel  and  Amy  were  issues  of  a  second 
marriage). 

Children   of  Israel  and   Mary   (Lyon)   Knapp: 

96.  I.  Timothy;  was  living  June,  1777;  m.  Sept.  14,  1751,  Ruth,  daughter 
of  Thomas  and   Hannah  Close. 

97.  II.  Mary;  was  living  June  1777;  m.  June  23,  1755,  Stephen,  son  of 
Slnathan  Mead;  children:  1.  Stephen,  b.  Feb.  19,  1756;  2.  Mary,  b.  April  30, 
1758;      3.  Israel,   b   March    18,    1760. 

98.  III.     Elizabeth;    living   June   1777. 

99.  IV.  Hannah;  b.  March  1740;  d.  Feb.  16,  1825;  living  June  1777;  m. 
Abraham,  son  of  David  Husted 

34.  III.  6.  DAVID*  LYON  [Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  in  Green- 
wich, Conn,  about  1708;  died  there  in  1772.  Adm.  of  Estate  to  James 
Lyon  and  Joseph  Brundage  June  17,  1772;  distribution  of  estate  Dec. 
31, 1772  (Stamford  Probate  Records).  His  wife  was  Martha,  daughter 
of  Joseph  Stedwell§   (No.  14). 

children   of   David   and   Martha    (Stedwell)    Lyon: 

100.  I.     Martha;  m.  James  Lyon   (No.   62);  d.  before  1807. 

*101.     n.     Joanna;  b.  about  1733;   d.  before  1802;  m.  Joseph  Brandase. 
102.     HI.     Mary    (Polly) ;   m.   faiBBl   Lyon   (No.  ^  2-     ). 
•103.     IV.      Rlizabeth;    b.    aboi^    1740;    m.    Joseph    Banks. 
<n^  vi^  e  S 


tisrael  Knapp  was  grandson  of  Nicholas  Knapp  of  Watertown,  Mass.,  1680 
(see  note  12  In  Appendix).  He  married  2nd,  Aug.  2,  1742;  Anna,  daughter  of 
Joseph  and  Mary  Marshall;  children:  1.  Israel;  b.  May  1,  1743;  living  In  1777; 
J.  Anna;  b.  March  1,  1748;  d.  before  June  1777;  3.  Amy;  b.  April  1,  1768; 
living  June,  1777.  Israel  Knapp  had  a  third  wife  (married  Jan.  7,  1762), 
Elizabeth   Hugford,   widow  of  Dr.    Hugford. 

SSamuel  Crampton  of  Rye,  and  wife  Mary,  daughter  of  Joseph  Stedwell, 
Feb.  16,  1740,  sell  to  brother  Joseph  Stedwell,  and  sister  Martha,  wife  of  David 
Lyon,  and  Johanna,  wife  of  George  Kniften,  Jr.,    (Greenwich  T.  R.  V.   S97,  S88.) 


l^2<^      /I     ^^    /)  '^^^-'-^    ^C^^t^tg*^    ^y^i^^ 


THIRD  GENERATION  59 

35.  III.  6.  JOSEPH'  LYON  [Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  in  Green- 
wich, Conn.,  about  1712  (?)  died  at  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  Dec.  23  [26], 
1776.      He  married  first  before  1735,  Mary,  eldest  daughter  of  Peter 

Disbrowt  of  Rye.       He  married  second  Anne  ,  bom  Sept.  24, 

1724;  died  June  24,  1819,  ae  94  y.  10  m.  (G.  R.,  Pine  Merritt  burying 
ground,  Port  Chester).  Joseph  Lyon  owned  a  farm  of  140  acres  at 
White  Plains  and  another  of  200  acres  in  the  town  of  Courtland,  West- 
chester Co.,  N.  Y.  His  will,  on  file  in  Albany,  N.  Y.  is  dated  Feb.  17, 
1758,  eighteen  years  before  his  death.  It  mentions  wife  Mary,  brother 
in  law,  Charles  Theall,  sons  Joseph  (the  eldest),  Daniel,  James,  Reuben, 
Jeremiah  and  Thomas,  daughter  Mary,  wife  of  Elnathan  Haight,  "three 
youngest  daughters,  Hannah,  Susanna  and  Anne,"  also  a  prospective 
child,  "when  the  child  she  (Mary,  his  wife)  now  goes  with  shall  be 
born,  if  it  proves  a  son"  etc.  [This  was  Joseph,  named  after  his 
oldest  brother,  who  died  about  the  time  he  was  born].  Executrix, 
wife,  Mary,  or  in  case  of  her  death  or  marrying  again,  his  brother  in 
law  Charles  Theall  and  son  Daniel  Lyon,  "in  whose  care  and  fidelity 
I  very  much  confide  and  depend  upon."  The  will  of  Joseph  Lyon  was 
presented  for  probate  at  Albany,  N.  Y.  The  papers  attached  thereto 
recite  the  following  facts.  Joseph  Lyon,  testator,  died  about  Dec.  23, 
1776.  His  son  Daniel  Lyon,  who  was  one  of  the  executors  went  to 
Canada  during  the  American  Revolution  and  refused  to  serve  as  ex- 
ecutor, the  signature  of  Joseph  Lyon  having  been  destroyed  in  the  will. 
The  petition  dated  July,  1797,  states  the  following  persons  as  heirs: 
Daniel  Lyon,  late  of  New  Brunswick,  now  of  White  Plains,  Jeremiah 
Lyon  of  New  Brunswick,  Thomas  Lyon  of  White  Plains,  Reuben  Lyon 
of  New  Brunswick,  Ann  Sharp,  widow,  of  New  York  City,  Joseph 
Lyon,  boatman,  New  York  City,  Ann  Lyon,  spinster,  Sarah  Herds,  wife 
of  Abraham  Herds,  New  York  City,  Mary  Lyon,  res.  Goshen,  under  age, 
(the  three  last  named  all  children  of  James  Lyon,  deceased,  late  of 
White  Plains.  N.  Y.),  Susannah,  wife  of  Daniel  Goldsmith.  Joseph 
Lyon  (oldest)  son  of  testator,  died  in  his  lifetime  leaving  a  son  Joseph 
Close  Lyon.  The  prospective  child  spoken  of  in  the  will,  also  named 
Joseph,  it  is  supposed  was  killed  in  the  British  Army,  and  left  no  issue. 
Hannah,  daughter  of  testator  died  before  her  father.  Mary,  first 
wife  of  testator,  also  died  in  his  lifetime. 

Children  of  Joseph  and  Mary  (Dlsbrow)   Lyon : 
»104.     I.     Joseph:   b.    about   1735;   d.   about   1758-9;   m.   Phebe   Close    (No.    69). 


tMarch  1735,  Joseph  Lyon  sold  land  to  his  brother-in-law  John  Boyd,  whoa* 
wife  was  Lydia  Dtebrow.  .  0    \       D  J- 


60  THIRD  GENERATION 

•108.  II.     Daniel;   m.    Martha   Miller;    res.    (1797)    White   Plains. 

•106.  III.     James;  d.  before  July,   1797;  three  children  named  above.  , 

107.  IV.     Beaben;  rem.  to  New  Brunswick.  ,  ^J^jU^A'^ 

108.  V.     Jeremiah;   rem.   to   New   Brunswick.  -x  O. 

109.  VI.  Thomas;  m.  Feb.  19,  1794,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  SUifioezerj  and 
Elizabeth  (Smith)  Gould  (b.  Sept.  22,  1749:  d.  Sept.  21.  1829):  res.  (1797)  "White 
Plains:    no   eh. 

110.  VII.  Mary;  d.  before  July  1797;  m.  before  June  1758,  BInathan 
Haight. 

111.  VIII.  Hannah;  d.  April  8,  1780;  m.  Sep.  30,  1765,  Thomas  (No.  70), 
son   of  Thomas   and   Hannah    (Lyon)    Close    (b.    April    1,    1740;    d.    1792.) 

113.     IX.     Susanna;  m.   Daniel  Goldsmith  of  Coxsackie,  N.   Y. 

113.  X.  Ann;  m.  James  Sharpe;  a  son  John,  bapt.  Oct.  2,  1785,  at  Presby- 
terian  Chh..   N.    Y. 

114.  XI.     Joseph;   b.    1758;    d.    in   British   Army,    leaving   no   issue. 

36.  III.  6.  JEMIMA^  LYON  (THEALL)  [Thomas^  Thomas^], 
born  in  Greenwich,  Conn.;  she  was  living  in  Rye,  N.  Y.  in  1760;  died 
before  her  husband.  She  married  Charles,  son  of  Ebenezer  and  Anne 
Theall;  he  was  born  1704;  died  Sept.  29,  1778.  His  will  was  dated 
April  17,  1778;  probated  New  York  April  5,  1780.  Executors  named, 
son  in  law  Ezekiel  Halstead,  Capt.  Joshua  Purdy.  They  refused  to 
serve,  and  estate  was  administered  by  son  Thomas  Theall. 

Children  of  Charles  and  Jemima    (Lyon)    Theall: 

115.  I.     Ebenezer;   oldest   son;    m.    and   had   daughter,    Jemima. 

116.  II.  Charles;  d.  1783;  will  dated  Feb.  15,  1783;  probated  Aug.  6,  1783; 
m.    1st   Millicent   Dickinson:   m.    2nd,    Sarah  . 

117.  III.  Thomas;  b.  1750;  d.  May  13,  1827;  had  home  lot  and  house  at 
Rye;    m.    Sarah   Bush. 

118.  IV.      Sarah;   m.    Brown;    res.    Newburgh.    N.    Y. 

110.  V.  AbigaU;  b.  Sept.  9,  1741;  d.  Dec.  9,  1828;  m.  July  17,  1758,  Szeklel 
Halsted 

130.  VI.     Anna;    m.    Isaac    Fowler;    had   a    son   Isaac. 

37.  III.  6.  DEBORAH'  LYON  (HOBBY)  [Thomas=,  Thomas'], 
born  in  Greenwich,  Conn.,  about  1715;  will  dated  Oct.  6,  1802.  She 
married  Jonathan,  son  of  Jonathan  and  Sarah  (Mead)  Hobby,  of  Green- 
wich, b.  Oct.  28,  1714;  living  in  1762.       See  note  13,  in  appendix. 

Children  of  Jonathan  and  Deborah  (Lyon)  Hobby  (Greenwich  T.  R.  VI. 
171.): 

131.  I.  Deborah;  b.  Dec.  9,  1733;  m.  Jan.  24,  1757,  Ebenezer,  son  of 
Thomas   Brown. 

122.  II.      Abigail;    b.    Sept.     2:i.    1735:    living    1802:    m.    Eli.iah    Mead. 

123.  III.      Kme    [Amyl ;    b     Dec.     4.    1737;    m.    Joel    Reynolds. 

124.  IV.  Jonathan;  b.  Dec.  28,  1739;  m.  1st  Lavlnla  Noah;  m.  2nd.  Hannah 
Mead;   d.    Lanesboro,    Mass.,    Aug.    1795. 

125.  V.     Mary;   b.    Jan.    23,    1741;    m.    Caleb   Mead. 

126.  VI.     Son;   b.   Dec.    20,    1743;   d.   Dec.    20,    1743. 


THIRD  GENERATION 


«1 


121.  VII.  Elizabeth;  b.  Dec.  20,  1744;  d.  Feb.  17,  1827;  m.  Stephen  Mead 
of  Caleb. 

138.  VIII.  David;  b.  about  1746;  d.  before  1802;  m.  Sept.  5.  1768.  Hannah 
Seymour. 

38.  III.  6.  ELIZABETH'  LYON  (FOWLER)  [Thomas% 
Thomas'],  born  in  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1717;  was  living  when  her 
husband  died  in  1768.  She  married  John  Fowler  of  Eastchester,  born 
1689,  died  Aug.  26,  1768;  buried  at  Eastchester.  His  will  was  dated 
Aug.  23,  1765;  proved  New  York  Aug.  21,  1768.  Executors;  Stephen 
Ward,  wife  Elizabeth,  Samuel  S. . 

Children   of  John   and   Elizabeth    (Lyon)    Fowler: 

129.  I.     John. 

130.  II.     Andrew. 
181.     III.     David. 

132.  IV.     Joehua. 

133.  V.     Thomas. 

134.  VI.     Henry. 

135.  VII.     Abigrall;    m.    Seacord. 

136.  VIII.     Jemima;   m.    Samuel  Williams. 

137.  IX.     Elizabeth;  m.   Crawford. 

138.  X.     Miriam;  m.   Baker. 


JGeorge  Knlffen,  father  of  Nathan,  was  in  Stratford,  Conn.,  about  1650. 
In  1666  he  bought  a  house  and  lands  from  John  Budd,  Sr.,  the  house  being 
Situate  In  the  town  called  Hastings.  He  was  propounded  for  freeman  of  the 
colony  in  1670,  his  name  appearing  on  the  record  as  "Georg  Snuffens  of  Ry." 
He  died  in  1694  leaving  six  sons  and  a  daughter  who  married  John  Stoackam. 


3^/. 


39.  III.  6.  GILBERT^  LYON  [Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  at 
Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn.  July  20,  1719;  died  in  1816;  will  dated 
Aug.  28^  1809,  probated  Stamford,  Conn.,  June  5,  1816;  executor,  son 
John  Lyon.  Gilbert  was  called  "gentleman  Gil."  He  lived  on  the  C^^^A^*^^ 
homestead  near  Byram  Bridge.  He  owned  a  large  tract  of  land  in  CJ^v^.^,-*^*'^ 
Rye  and  much  real  estate  also  in  White  Plains  and  Harrison.  He 
married  Jane,  born  Oct.  19,  1725;  daughter  of  Nathan  Kniffin 
(Sniffen§).  During  the  Revolution  his  sympathies  were  with  the 
loyalists  (tories),  but  his  sons  did  not  share  his  feelings  in  this  regard. 
He  lived  to  the  unusual  age  of  ninety-seven  years  and  died  at  last 
while  sitting  in  his  chair  as  though  falling  asleep. 

Children   of  Gilbert   and  Jane    (Kniffen)    Lyon: 
*139.     I.     Deborah;    b.    March    26,    1743;    m.    Caleb    Merritt. 
*140.     II.     Gilbert;   b.   July  13,   1745;   d.   before  1809;   m.   Ruth  Lyon. 
•141.     III.     Sarah;  b.  Jan.   19,   1749;  d.   March  12,   1813;  m.  Andrew  Miller. 
•142.     IV.     Andrew;  b.  Aug.   5,  1751;  d.  Aug.  4,   1840;  m.  Elunlce  Knlffen. 


62  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

*143.  V.     Joshua;   b.    Feb.    5,    1754;    d.    Oct.    2,    1841;    m.    Elizabeth   Purdy. 

144.  VI.     Simeon;  b.   Aug.    20,    1756;   d.   1807t;   m.    Mary  Mills,    no  Issue. 

♦146.  VII.     AbigaU;    b.    April    5,    1760;    d.    July    3    [or    23],    1841;    m.    Daniel 
Purdy. 

146.  VIII.  Elizabeth ;  b.  Aug.  19,  1762;  d.  April  17,  18.38;  m.  March  26, 
1786,   Samuel  Lyon    (No.    217). 

•147.  IX.     Abraham;   b.    Nov.    13,    1764;    d.   Aug.    26,    1849;   m.   Hannah   Mills. 

40.  III.  8.  PHEBE*  LYON  (MILLER)  [Joseph^,  Thomas'],  born 
at  Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1700;  was  living  1752.  She 
married  Samuel,  son  of  Samuel  Miller  of  Budd's  Neck,  Rye;  born  in 
1692;  living  in  1752.  In  1717  he  made  aflldavit  that  his  age  was  about 
25.  March,  1741,  he  sold  to  Joseph  Haines  70  acres  of  land  in  Rye. 
Jan.  14,  1742,  he  sold  to  his  father  in  law,  Joseph  Lyon  a  considerable 
tract  of  land  in  the  lower  part  of  Harrison.  In  the  will  of  her  mother, 
dated  April  8,  1767,  her  sons  Joseph  and  William  were  named  as 
executors. 

Children    of   Samuel   and   Phebe    (Lyon)    Miller: 

148.  I.  Joseph;  b.  before  1731;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  and  Catherine 
(McDonald)    Thomas. 

149.  II.     William;  m.   March   21,    1765,   Mary,   dau.   of  John   Havlland. 
i^^i^i_^^              — 160.     III.     Lyon;   b.    July    4,    1736;    d.    March   15,    1814;    m.    Susanna,    dau.    of 

.    _    y.    -7        Roger  and   Elizabeth   Purdy 

-^  41.  III.  8.  AMY^  LYON  (HAINES)  [Joseph-,  Thomas'],  born  at 
Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1702;  died  at  Harrison  in  1783-4; 
will  dated  Nov.  22,  1782;  probated  New  York,  Feb.  3,  1784.  She  mar- 
ried Godfreyt,  son  of  Godfrey  and  Anne  Haines  of  Rye.  An  item  in 
the  New  York  Gazette  for  July  3,  1766,  gives  details  of  his  accidental 
death  by  drowning  on  the  Tuesday  evening  previous,  stating  that  he 
followed  the  business  of  lobster  catching  for  the  market. 

Children  of  Godfrey  and  Amy    (Lyon)    Haines: 

151.  I.     Gilbert;   b.    about    1745;    "aged  about    21"    when   his  father   died. 

152.  II.     Sarah. 


tWiU  dated  Greenwich,  Aug.  25,  1804;  probated  Stamford,  Aug.  17,  1807; 
executors  wife  Mary  and  Nehemlah  Williams.  Mary  was  daughter  of  Samuel 
and  Abigail  (Holmes)  Mills;  she  was  b.  Jan.  14,  1758;  d.  1832.  Her  will  warn 
dated  June  6,  1832;  probated  Stamford,  Aug.  24,  1832;  executor,  Seth  Lyon  (No. 
702). 

JGodfrey  Haines  Sr.  died  July  22,  1768,  ae.  93;  adm.  of  his  estate  April 
10,  1769,  to  his  son  Gilbert.  His  wife,  Anne,  died  Feb.  19,  1858;  ae.  68;  buried  in 
Blind   Brook   Cemetery. 


THIRD  GENERATION  63 

153.  III.  Mary  Ann;  b.  1752;  d.  Dec.  8,  1S25,  ae.  73;  m.  1st.  Aug:.  89.  1769 
William  Ascoughg ;  m.   2nd.   Daniel  Merritt   Jr.,    (a  son  John). 

42.  III.  8.  ANNE*  LYON  (BUDD)  [J08eph^  Thomas>],  born  at 
Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn;  died  "in  her  fiftieth  year"  Dec.  6, 
1760;  buried  in  Blind  Brook  cemetery.  She  married  Elisha,  son  of 
Joseph  and  Sarah  (Underhill)  Buddt,  born  1705,  died  Sept.  21,  1765,  in 
sixtieth  year;  buried  in  Blind  Brook  cemetery.     His  will  dated  1765.     • 

Children  of  Elisha  and  Anne   (Lyon)    Budd: 

164.  I.     Jonathan;   mentioned   in   grandfather's  will,    Oct.    1752. 

166.  II.     James. 

166.  III.     Miriam;   m.   before   1765   Jonah   Maynard. 

167.  IV.     Sarah;  m.  before  1765  Hackaliah  Purdy. 

168.  V.     Anne;  m.   before  1765  Brown. 

169.  VI.     Phebe. 

43.  III.  8.  MARY»  LYON  (MERRITT)  [Joseph-',  Thomas'], 
born  at  Byram  Neck,  Greenwich,  Conn.;   died  before  the  date  of  her 

father's  will,  Oct.  10,  1752.      She  married  (perhaps  Joseph) 

Merritt. 

Children    of   Joseph    (?)    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Merritt. 

160.  I.     Silvanns;  was  Ilvingr  in   1767. 

161.  II.     Elisha;   died   under   age   before   1761. 

162.  III.     Joseph;   was  living  in   1767. 

52.     IV.     22.     CALEB*  LYON  [Thomas',  John=,  Thomas'],  born  in/^i^^^-t 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  Oct.  20,  1718;    died  there  Aug.  30,   1809,  ae  90  y$.\     ^, /^  ^ 

/fTT^, 

§ChiIdren  of  William,  and   Mary  Ann    (Haines)   Ascough:      1.      Sarah;   b.   July  /Vj-/..  / 

10,    1772;      2.  WUUam.     They   lived   at   Brown's   Point,    Harrison.        He   died    Sept.  IjT^ 

1776.        Administration    of   estate    granted    Oct.    9,    1784    at    New    York,    to    Daniel      AK^-^^ 
Merritt   Jr.,    who   had   married   the   widow   of  deceased. 

tEllisha  Budd  was  a  descendant  (probably  a  grandson)  of  John  Budd,  the 
Immigrant.  The  Budd  faniily  (from  Normandy)  were  in  Rye,  co.  Sussex,  Eng., 
during  the  Norman  conquest.  Jean  Budd  was  a  soldier  under  Charles  the  Great 
and  Richard  his  grandson  (son  of  William)  was  rewarded  by  the  Duke  of  Nor- 
mandy for  his  valor.  John,  son  of  Richard,  was  created  Earl  of  Sussex  by 
William  the  Great,  whose  sister  he  married.  John,  his  son,  married  Kathlene 
Brown,   a  descendant   of  Sir  Anthony  Brown   of  the  Montague  family.  He  was 

born  at  Rye,  Eng.  about  1600  and  came  to  New  Haven  Conn.,  with  his  wife  and 
two  sons  John  and  Joseph.  1652.  He  went  to  Southold,  L.  I.,  where  he  bougrht 
lands  and  was  one  of  the  original  proprietors  of  the  town  of  Brookhaven  in 
1655.  In  1661  he  purchased  a  tract  of  land  in  Rye,  N.  Y.,  on  which  he  settled. 
He  was  deputy  to  the  General  Court  at  Hartford  in  1663. 

tin  1847  Dr  Thomas  Lyon  (No.  373)  of  Morristown,  N.  J.,  prepared  a  manu- 
script record  of  the  descendants  of  Caleb  Lyon  which  is  authority  for  many 
statements  in  the  succeeding  pages,  credited  as  above  "Dr.  T."  An  autlientic 
copy  of  this  valuable  record  is  now  owned  by  Mrs.  Esther  B.  Hunt  of  Atwater, 
Cayuga   Co..    N.   Y. 


64  THOMAS    LVON    OF    RYE 

He  was  mentioned  in  the  will  of  his  grandfather,  John  Lyon,  dated 
Jan.  24,  1735-6.  May  20,  1736,  he  chose  for  his  guardian  his  cousin, 
John  Hobby.  He  was  a  farmer  and  blacksmith.  He  married  Eunice, 
daughter  of  Elnathan  Mead  of  Greenwich,  born  in  1720  (bapt.  Green- 
wich, Oct.  20,  1728),  and  died  April  9,  1803  (Dr.  T.).  Both  were 
buried  on  the  farm.  North  St.,  Greenwich.  Jan.  2,  1782,  a  petition 
against  allowing  tories  who  had  served  in  the  British  armies  to  return 
again  as  citizens  of  either  town  was  signed  by  thirty-seven  Stamford 
and  Greenwich  men,  one  name  being  Caleb  Lyons. 

Children   of  Caleb  and   Eunice    (Mead)    Lyon; 

•163.  I.  Caleb;  b.  Dec.  3,  1744  O.  S. ;  (Dec.  4.  Dr.  T.)  d.  Aug.  is.  1832  (Aug. 
16,    Dr.    T.);   m.   Rachel   Mead. 

•164.  II.  Daniel;  b.  Nov.  3,  1745  (Dr.  T.);  d.  1824;  m.  1st.  Elizabeth  Treen; 
m.    2nd.  Betsey  Lockwood  Whelply. 

•165.     III.     Eunice;   b.    April   1,    1750;    m.    Peter   Husted. 

•166.  IV.  Amos;  b.  April  9,  1752  (Dr.  T.):  d.  Dec.  1815  (Dr.  T.);  m.  Amy 
Palmer. 

♦167.  V.     Noah;    b.    March    16,    1756;    d.    Sept.    20,    1820;    m.    Mary   Mead. 

•168.  VI.     Job;  b.   Nov.   16,   1758;  d.  Sept.   23,   1841;  m.   Elizabeth   Mead. 

169.  VII.  Jenisha;  m.  Nov.  7,  1804.  Gideon  Peck  (2nd  wife);  he  b.  Sept. 
3,  1756;  d.  Greenwich,  Jan.  7,  1815,  son  of  Theophllus  and  Rebecca  (Knapp) 
Peck. 

•170.  VIII.     Rebecca   [Rebekah];  b.  Nov.   1765;  m.   Jonathan  Close;  res.   1851 

Stanwich,  Conn. 

•171.  IX.     Hannah;   b.   July  16.    1767;   d.   June  1,    1806;   m.   Jonathan  Mead. 

57.  IV.  22.  RUTH*  LYON  (MEAD)  [Thomas^,  John^  Thomas'], 
born  at  Greenwich,  Conn.;  bapt.  Oct.  29,  1732;  married  Abraham  Mead, 
born  at  Greenwich,  May  22,  1735.  son  of  Elnathan  Mead  and  a  descend- 
ant of  William  Mead  the  immigrant.       See  appendix,  note  14. 

Children  of  Abraham  and  Ruth   (Lyon)   Mead   (Greenwich  T.   R.): 

178.     I.     Abraham;    b.    Aug.    26,    1754;    killed    in   the    Revolutionary   W^ar. 

173.  II.     Eunice;  b.   Oct.   9,   1755;  m.   1st,  July   27,   1750,   Solomon   Mead;  m. 
2nd.    May   27,   1779,   Benjamin  Weed. 

174.  III.     Esbon;   b.    Jan.    26,    1757;    killed    in   the   Revolution. 

175.  IV.  Daniel;  b.  May  1,  1758;  m.  1st,  Luclncy  Palmer,  who  died  April 
20,   1813;  m.   2nd,  Mary  Doty. 

176.  V.     Jonathan  ["Jotham"];  b.  Nov.   26.   1759,  died  young. 

177.  VL  Enos;  b.  May  3,  1761;  d.  Sept.  6,  1837;  m.  1783.  Prudence  Ander- 
son. 

178.  VII.  l>mnel;  b.  April  1,  1763;  d.  Jan.  28,  1826;  m.  June  24,  1802, 
Jerusha  Pool. 

17».  VIIL  Ruth;  b.  Jan.  21.  1764;  d.  Nov.  17,  1842;  m.  Major  Brown  of 
Round  Hill,   Conn. 

58.  IV.  23.  HANNAH*  LYON  (MERRITT)  [Daniel*,  John'. 
Thomas'],  born  about  1730;  living  in  1782.       She  married  Gilbert,  son 


FOURTH    GENERATION  65 

of  Andrew  and  Rachel  (Kniffen)  Merritt§;  born  about  1725;  died  1785; 
will  dated  Dec.  2,  1782,  proved  New  York,  April  15,  1785.  Executors, 
wife  Hannah,  brother  Robert  Merritt.  In  it  the  expression  is  used 
"by  force  of  title  of  his  wife,"  of  land  in  dispute  with  James  Lyon 
(No.  62)  of  Byram.     Gilbert  Merritt  was  Justice  of  the  Peace  in  Rye. 

Children   of  Gilbert   and   Hannah   (Lyon)   Merritt: 

180.  I.     Daniel;   b.    1749;    d.    1810,    ae.    62   y.    2m.    20   d. 

181.  II.     GUbert;    b    1753;    d.    Feb.    2,    1824;    m.    1st    after    1782,    Anne    Miller, 
(was    to    be    disinherited    If    he    married    one    Mary    Seaman) ;    m.     2nd,    Abigail 


182.  III.  Sarah;  b.  1751;  d.  1841,  ae.  90  y. ;  m.  April  2,  1771.  Daniel  Car- 
penter;   Children:      Gilbert,    Daniel,    Hannah    (m.    Francis    Secor). 

59.  IV.  24.  JOHN*  LYON  [John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  at 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  Nov.  18,  1713,  died  there  about  1790.  His  father 
bequeathed  to  him  "the  farm  he  lives  on  in  Greenwich."  He  died 
insolvent;  inventory  Oct.  13,  1790;  settlement  of  estate,  Aug.  22,  1793 
(Stamford  Probate  Rec).  He  married  Mary  Miller,  born  Rye,  Nov. 
10,  1714,  daughter  of  Abraham  and  Hannah  ( )  Miller  of  Rye. 

Children   of  John   and   Mary    (Miller)    Lyon: 

183.  I.     Mary;   b.    before   July   1749    (bequest   from   grandfather   Lyon). 
•184.     II.     James;  b.  1747;  d.  Nov.   13,  1819. 

There    may    have    been    other    children.  Possibly    Joshua    Lyon    of    Green- 

wich,   pensioner    1840,    and   Pelatlah    Lyon,    who    served    In    the   Revolution   Army, 
were  his  sons. 

60.  IV.  24.  CAPTAIN  ROGERS  LYON  [John^  John-.  Thomas'],  nt- 
born  Byram,  Greenwich,  Conn.  Dec.  13  (or  15),  1715;  died  North  Castle, 
Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.  May  13,  1797.  Will  dated  March  26,  1788; 
probated  White  Plains  June  3,  1797;  executors,  sons  Samuel  Lyon  and 
Gilbert  Lyon.  Bequeaths  land  and  meadows  on  Calves  Island.  He 
married,  date  not  ascertained,  Mary,  jdaughter  of  Samuel  and  Susanna 


CyT^C 


{Andrew  Merritt  of  Rye   (son  of  Merritt)   was  born  in  1689;   d.  Nov. 

28.  1728,  ae.  93  y.  Will  dated  July  2.  1780,  probated  June  23,  1783.  Bequeathes 
to  son  Robert,  farm  where  I  now  dwell  and  father,  mother  and  wife  are  burled; 
to  sons,  Gilbert  and  Xehemiah,  house  and  lot  near  Grace  Church  St.  Rye,  ad- 
joining Nehemiah    Sniffln   and   John   Hawkins.        He   married    1st,    Rachel   ■ 

(probably    Kniffen    or    Sniffen);    she    died    Oct.    8,    1742,    and    he    married    2nd.    Mary 
Children    of   Andrew    and    Rachel:      1.  Andrew,    b.    Feb.    22,    1722;    d. 


Aug.   18,   1781;  m.   Mary  ;     2.  GUbert,  b.   1725;  d.  1785;  m.  Hannah  Lyon; 

3.      Rachel,    b.    Sept.    9.    1731;    living   1780;    m.    Gilbert   Miller;      4.  Robert,    b.   Jan. 

6.   1735;   d.   Feb.   12,    1817;   m.   Phebe  (b.   July   27,   1735,    d.   July  18,    1817); 

6.     Nehemiah,  b.   1738;   d.  May  10,   1817. 
(5) 


(Ogden)  Willsont  of  King  St.,  Rye.  (The  record  "died  North  Castle. 
May  19,  1813,  ae.  83  y.,"  poquirca  explanatien).  Roger  removed  in 
early  manhood  to  North  Castle  where  he  purchased  an  extensive 
estate,  a  part  of  which  was  occupied  until  a  few  years  ago  by  a 
descendant,  Samuel  Augustus  Lyon.  In  1772  he  received  from 
Governor  Tryon  a  commission  as  Captain  of  Middle  Battalion,  "West- 
chester County  Militia,  and  served  in  the  Revolutionary  war.  When 
General  Washington  was  on  his  way  to  White  Plains,  he,  with  his  staff, 
was  entertained  at  the  home  of  Capt.  Roger  Lyon.  The  silver  cup 
from  which  the  future  president  of  the  United  States  drank  on  that 
occasion  is  now  in  possession  of  Mr.  G.  Livingstone  Lyon  of  White 
Plains. 


Children  of  Roger  and  Mary   (WUlson)    Lyon: 

•185.     I.      Roger;    b.    1736;    d.    Oct.    1824;    m.    Phebe    Lyon    (No.    92). 
•186.     II.     Justus;  b.   July  6,    1744;   d.   1815;   m.   Sarah  Ferris.  . 

187.     III.     Glorlanna;  m.  Dec.  13.   1764,  Andrew  Kniffen   [Sniffen].   U-crt-^-^-^     C 
•188.     IV.     Samuel;  b.  May  14,  1747;  d.  Jan.  23,  1819;  m.  1st,  Mary  Lounsbury 


m.   2nd.   Elizabeth  Fleming 

•189.     V.     Gilbert;  b.   1751;   d.  Sept.   12,  1819;  m.  Mary  . 

•IW.     VI.     John;   d.    1816;   m.    Ruth  . 

1»1.     VII.     Daniel. 

1»2.     VIII.     Sarah;  m.   before   1788   William   Wright. 

I»3.     IX.     Joseph. 

61.  IV.  24.  ELIZABETH^  LYON  (TREADWELL)  [John',  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  12,  1718;  married  about  1737, 
Thomas  Starr  Treadwell,  son  of  Thomas  and  Hannah  (Denton)  Tread- 
well  of  Hempstead,  L.  I.  March  11,  1727  he  was  witness  to  a  deed 
of  land  in  Hempstead.  In  1737  he  bought  land  from  Thomas  Treadwell 
near  Rye  Point;   in  1738.  also  1750,  was  "of  Rye;"  was  living  in  1757. 

Son  of  Thomas  Starr  and  Elizabeth   (Lyon)   Treadwell: 
1»4.     I.     James;  bapt.  Oct.   29,   1738. 
There  were  probably  other  children, 

ii'X^cx  e<^  *-<--<- ^-^<. 

•fSamuel'    Wilson    of    Portsmouth.     R.     I.,    made    freeman    1655.     died    in    1682. 

His    son    Jeremiah'    Willson    married    Mary    and    lived    at    Block    Island. 

Samuel*  Willson,  son  of  foregoing,  came  from  Block  Island  about  1710  and  settled 
at  King  St.,  Rye.  He  operated  a  Ferry  between  Rye  and  Oyster  Bay.  He  mar- 
ried   Susanna,    daughter    of    Joseph    and    Susanna    ( )    Ogden.        She    died 

1770.  He  died  in  1751;  will  dated  Aug.  1,  1750;  probated  Nov.  25,  1751  (N.  T. 
Probate  rec.  XVIII  21).  Inventory  showed  value  of  estate  L13,478,  53.  Od.,  of 
which  L9,015  was  real  estate.  Children  of  Samuel  and  Susanna  (Ogden)  Will- 
eon:  1.  Samuel;  d.  July  2.  1756;  m.  Phebe  Lyon  (No.  74);  2.  Joseph;  b.  Aug.  30. 
1726;  d.  June  15,  1811;  m.   Eunice  Brown:     3.  William;  under  21  In  1761;  d.  1763; 

4.      Susanna;   m.    Kniften    of   Rye;      5.  Mary;   b.   about   1720;   d.   May   19, 

1813;   m.    Roger   r.yon   (No.   60). 


FOURTH    GENERATION  67 

62.  IV.     24.    JAMES*  LYON  [John«,  John%  Thomas*],  born  Green- 
wich, Conn.  May  31,  1720;   lived  at  Byram  Point,  Greenwich,  Conn.  6^-*-^^ 
and  died  there  in  November  1804t.      Will  dated  Feb.  24,  1804;   pro-    2. ,  /,    ^ 
bated  Stamford,  Nov.  27,  1804;  mentions  children  named  below  except 

James  (deceased).  He  married  Martha^.,  daughter  of  David  and 
Martha  (Stedwell?)  Lyon,  who  died  before  A^il  30,  1807,  when  estate 
was  distributed.  ^  (tr  icrn^ 

Children  of  James  and  Martha   (Lyon)   Lyon   (Greenwich  T.   R.): 

•196.     I.     James;   b.   Dec.    19,    1749;    d.    1795;   m.    Susanna   Marvin. 

•196.     II.     Sarah;  b.  Dec.   16,   1751;   d.   Dec.    23,   1817;  m.   James  Banks. 

•197.     III.     David;  b.  July  19,   1754;  d.  before  1824;  m.  Sophia  Merrltt. 

•198.     IV.     Daniel;    b.    Dec.    20,    1756;    d.    Aug.    29,    1817;    m.    Elizabeth    Sher- 
wood. 

199.  V.  Mary  [Polly];  b.  Feb.  25.  1758;  d.  about  1824t;  m.  Daniel,  Bon  of 
Daniel  and  Rachel    (Hobby)   Banks   (b.   Dec.   1,   1747  ;d.   about   1814).   No  children. 

•200.     VI.     Elizabeth;  b.  Jan.   10.   1762;    d.   before  1824;   m.   Abraham  Merritt. 

•201.     VII.     Benjamin  Woolsey;   b.   April   [Aug.]    15,    1764;   d.   1810;   m.  Phebe 
Herritt. 

63.  IV.  24.  GILBERT*  LYON  [John»,  John=,  Thomas'],  born 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  March  10,  1722;  died  before  1798.  By  the  will  of 
his  father,  he  received  the  homestead  and  farm  at  Rye.  He  married 
Mary  ,  of  Greenwich,  Conn.  He  was  member  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  Safety  of  Rye,  Westchester  Co.,  1776-7.  The  will  of  his 
widow,  Mary  Lyon,  was  dated  Oct.  5,  1798,  and  probated  at  Stamford 
Nov.  3,  1798;  executor,  son  John  Lyon;  witnesses,  John  Stickler,  Abr. 
Lyon,  Charles  Tabor;  inventory  of  estate  Feb.  21,  1799,  mentions  her 
as  widow  of  Gilbert  Lyon  of  Rye. 

Children   of  Gilbert   and  Mary    ( )    Lyon: 

202.  I.     Sarah;   b.    March    22,    1760;    m.   Olmstead;    living  in    1798; 

a  son,  John  Strickland  Olmstead.  m.  Elizabeth  Clark  and  had  a  son  Jeremiah;  b. 
Dec.  3,  1817;  d.  Sept.  12,  1826. 

203.  II.     William;  b.  Feb.  19,  1762;  d.  probably  young. 
•804.     III.     John;  b.  Dec.  4,  1765;  d.  Dec.  1837;  m.  Jan.  1788,  Mary  Merrltt. 
•206.     IV.     Daniel;   twin   brother  of  John;   d.   about   1855;   m.   Elizabeth  Sher- 
wood. 

•206.     V.     Phebe;   b.   Jan.    10,   1771;   m.    1st.   May   18,   1788,    Isaac   Seaman;   m. 
2nd.   Solomon  Wheat. 


tNov.  16..  1804.  the  minister  of  Christ  Church.  Rye.  says:  "Attend  the 
funeral  of  James   Lyon   of  Byram   Point,   Conn.,   aet.    85." 

tMary  (Lyon)  Banks  owned  real  estate  in  Greenwich.  When  her  estate  was 
administered,  March  9,  1824,  the  following,  named  as  heirs,  were  all  deceased: 
Daniel  Lyon,  .Samuel  Lyon  (?  this  must  have  been  David).  Benjamin  Lyon, 
Elizabeth  Merritt  and  Sarah  Banks     .  n    i        /I  .  O       ^  /I ^    ,  m,.^^    ^yl/^J. 


C8  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

64.  IV.  24.  RUTH*  LYON  (BUSH)  [John',  John%  Thomas»], 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.  July  10,  1724;  died  June  22,  1804;  married 
Abraham  Bush,  born  1720,  son  of  Justus  and  Anne  (Belden)  Btish§  of 
Rye,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  Abraham  and  Huth   (Lyon)   Bush: 

207.  I.  Abraham;  b.  1751;  d.  Sept.  26,  1786;  m.  Nov.  26,  1780,  Mary  Lyon 
(No.    235). 

208.  II.     Gilbert;    b.    Nov.    7,    1753;    d.    Feb.    2,    1831;    m.    Sabrina    Seymour. 

209.  III.     Anne;  m.  Jonathan  Fisher. 

210.  IV.     Sarah;   m.   Thomas  TheaU. 

211.  V.     Elizabeth;  b.  March  20,   1761  ;m.  March  12.  1782,  Izrabiah  Wetmoret 

212.  VI.  Rebecca;  b.  Jan.  20,  1766;  d.  Aug.  21,  1855;  m.  1790  Daniel 
Merrittt. 

65.  IV.  24.  SARAH*  LYON  (MEAD)  [John^  Johir,  Thomas'], 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Dec.  10,  1727;  married  before  1749,  Elnathan 
Mead,  born  about  1726,  baptized  Oct.  20,  1728;   son  of  Elnathan  Mead. 

Children   of  Elnathan  and  Sarah   (Lyon)    Mead: 

213.  I.  Elnathan;  m.  Sept.  7,  1788  Anne  Merrltt;  children:  1.  Hlbberd, 
b.  about  1789;  2.  Sarah,  b.  May  30,  1792;  (m.  Floyd  Lyon  No.  508):  3.  Solo- 
mon,   (m.    Maria   Merritt);      4.     Nathaniel. 

214.  II.     Sarah. 

215  IIL  Eunice;  m.  Josiah  Close  (b.  April  1,  1758;  d.  Aug.  23.  1840);  a 
son  ,  Elnathan. 

72.    IV.     30.    THOMAS*    LYON    [Thomas',    Thomas'.    Thomas'], 


SJustus  Bush,  born  in  Holland,  came  to  New  York  about  1700.  In  1726  be 
bought  from  John  and  Jonathan  Brondig  a  tract  of  land  in  the  Ponlngo  Neck 
purchase.  He  died  in  1737.  leaving  a  widow  Anne,  who  died  Aug.  5,  1745,  and 
sons  Henry.   Bernardus  and  Abraham. 

tizrahiah  Wetmore,  b.  Oct.  15,  1757.  was  son  of  James  and  Elizabeth  (Abra- 
hams) Wetmore.  Children  of  Izrahiah  and  Elizabeth  (Bush)  Wetmore:  1. 
Nancy,  b.  Jan.  21.  1783;  d.  June  24,  1783;  2.  Esther,  b.  July  9,  1784;  m.  April  6. 
1823.  Judge  Justus  Sherwood;  3.  Bush,  b.  Dec.  24,  1785:  d.  Dec.  13,  1827;  m.  Aug. 
29,  1805,  Bethia  Pierce;  4.  Rebecca,  b.  Feb.  19.  1788;  m.  Feb.  12.  1806;  Gabriel 
Merritt;  5.  Elizabeth,  b.  Oct.  6.  1789;  m.  July  12.  1828.  James  W.  Puddlngton; 
6,  Anna,  b.  Sept.  21,  1791;  d.  Nov.  3,  1791;  7.  James  Bush,  b.  Nov.  20.  1792; 
m.  Dec.  21.  1816.  Jane  Wetmore;  8.  Sarah  Bash,  b.  Jan.  7.  1795;  d.  April  2. 
1795;  9.  Infant  son,  b.  July  9.  1796;  d.  July  16,  1796;  10.  GUbert  Bnsh,  b.  Jan. 
10,  1798;  d.  Jan.  20,  1798;  11.  Amelia,  b.  Dec.  8.  1799;  d.  Dec.  12,  1799;  12. 
Izrahiah,  b.  June  15,  1801;  m.  1833.  Clorinda  Porter;  13.  Fhebe,  b.  May  21. 
1803;  m.  Sept.  4,  1828,  James  Wetmore. 

tDaniel    Merritt.    son    of    Nehemiah    and    Ruth    ( )    Merritt,    was    born 

March  6,  1764.  and  died  June  7.  1836.  Children  of  Daniel  and  Rebecca  (Bush) 
Merritt:  1.  Ann,  b.  Aug.  9.  1792;  d.  June  28,  1884;  2.  Rebecca,  b.  Oct.  8,  1793; 
d.  Sept.  13,  1865;  3.  Sarah,  b.  Feb.  19.  1795;  d.  March  10.  1882;  4.  Eliza,  b. 
Sept.  7,  1796;  d.  Feb.  5,  1865,  ae.  64  y.  4  mo.  29  d;  5.  Daniel,  b.  Feb.  15,  1797; 
d.  July  22.  1875;  6.  Ezra  B.,  b.  July  9,  1799;  d.  July  4,  1854;  7.  Harriet',  b..  Aug. 
15,    1800;    d.    Feb.    9,    1876;    m.    John    Lyon    (No.  );      8.  Joseph,    b.    Feb.    8. 

1803;  d.   Sept.   9,   1834;     9.  Lavina,  b.  July  23,  1811;  d.  Aug.   3,   1871. 


FOURTH    GENERATION  69 

born  King  St.  Rye,  N.  Y.  1724;  died  Dec.  23,  1810,  %.  86  y.;  buried  in 
Union  Cemetery,  Rye.  He  married  Anne  Marsh,  born  1731;  died 
April  3,  1817,  ae.  86  y.  (G.  R.  Union  Cem.  Rye);  daughter  of  Thomas 
and  Freelove  (Carpenter)  Marsh  of  Harrison.§  Jan.  10,  1757,  Thomas 
Lyon  received  a  deed  of  land  from  his  father.  Oct.  4,  1768.  he  bought 
of  Thomas  Marsh  eleven  acres  of  land  on  "Hog-pen  Ridge."  His  will 
was  dated  July  20,  1801;  probated  White  Plains  Nov.  6,  1811;  executors, 
sons  Samuel  and  Thomas  Lyon  and  son  in  law  Jonathan  Guion. 

Children   of  Thomas  and   Anne    (Marsh)    Lyon: 
*216.     I.     Phebe;   b.   May  3,   1753;   d.   Dec.   U,   1819;   m.   Jonathan  Gulon. 
•217.     II.     Samnel;    b.    June    5,    1760;    d.    Sept.    21,    1849;    m.    March    26,    1786, 
Elizabeth   Lyon    (No.   146). 

•218.     III.     Thoman;    b.    March    .5.    1770:    d.    Oct.    ti.    1803:    m.    April    10.    1791. 
Levinia  Sniffin. 

*219.     IV.     Sarah;  b.   July  15.   1771;   d.  Sept.   9,   1834;  m.  James  Pine. 
220.      V.      Marsh;   b.    March   17.    1775;   d.   Nov.    21.    1854.   ae.    79   y.    8  m.    4   d;   m. 
Mary  (No.    ch.). 

74.  IV.  30.  PHEBE^  LYON  (WILLSON)  [Thomas^  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  born  King  St.  Rye,  N.  Y.,  probably  about  1720;  died  Jan. 
29,  1770.  She  married  Samuel,  son  of  Samuel  and  Susanna  (Ogden) 
Willsont  of  Rye.  He  died  July  2,  1756;  will  dated  June  30,  1756; 
probated  N.  Y.  Nov.  16,  1756;  executors:  widow  Phebe,  brother  Joseph 
Willson.  The  will  of  Phebe  (Lyon)  Willson  was  dated  Jan.  26,  1770, 
probated  N.  Y.  April  10,  1770;   executor  son  Benjamin  Willson.^ 

■7.   (VK-a>*»   i^cxt. 


Children  of  Samuel  and  Phebe   (Lyon)   "Willson:  y^  .         f 

221.     I.     Samuel;   b.    1739;   d.   Oct.    28,   1806,   ae.    67;   i^Sarah  Newman,    dau.  ^'  •'/^/    3* 
Daniel   Newman  /  .         I 

232.  II.      Benjamin;  h.    May  6,   1741;  d.   1804;   m.  1^61,   Mary   [Polly]   Kniffen.  i' ^i  i   ,^9 

233.  III.     Justus;  d.  1781;  m.  EU2abeth^____^A  removed  to  Amenia,  N.  T.  *•  "^"f       t^ 
224.     IV.     Jotham;   b.    1747;    d.    Oct.    21,    1811;   m,  Mary,    daughter   of  Jame^^'  'Ir"     V 

^Brundage   (children:     1.  Jotham;     2.  Mary).  ^  ^,    "V**  -  <*U.«ufc>t«     l^**cfc^. 


225.     V.     Andrew;   moved  to  Nine  Partners.    Dutchess   Co.,   N.  ,Y.  a  ■^Z \       ** " 

22fi.     VI      RndcTAr:   a    "sickly"   child.   ''^»-*-     'ko^-^iJU.    Ki  *t-A.^«-«-«>*  t     %J  f     ' 

a;jn.    Jan.    13.    1J65,    Jeremiah    Andersen,    who    d.    Jan.    22,  y/^  »f'^  f 

is:  h     1785:   h.   Mav  7,.    1812:   m.    Ruth.   dau.   of  Nathan   Mer-    6.     '  * 


227.  VII.      Susanna ;  j;<i .    Jan.    13.    y65,    Jeremiah    Andersen,    who    d.    Jan 
1794. 

228.  VIII.      Thomas;  h.    1765:   b.   May  .S.    1812:   m.    Ruth,   dau*  of  Nathan   Mer 
ritt    (d.   July   20,    1822). 


75.     IV.     30.     MARY*     LYON      (MILLER)      [Thomas',     Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  King  St.  Rye,  N.  Y.  about  1721;  died  about  1751.       She 


§Thomas  Marsh  of  Harrison's  purchase  bequeatlied  land  to  his  daughter  Anne 
for  life,  then  to  go  to  her  son  Samuel  Lyon;   will  proved  Oct.   3,  1770. 
tSee  foot  note  to  Roger  Lyon   (No.   60).  *  C\ 


70  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

married  Abraham,'  son  of  Abraham^  aud  Hannah  ( )  Miller  of 

Rye.  See  appendix,  note  15.  He  was  born  at  Rye  Dec.  9,  1720,  and 
died  at  Byram,  Greenwich,  Conn.  Oct.  17,  1747,  (date  from  Probate 
Rec.t).  Administration  of  estate  granted  to  wife  Mary  Nov.  27,  1747. 
On  her  death  adm.  granted  to  Thomas  Lyon  (No.  72)  (Stamford  Pro- 
bate Record). 

Children  of  Abraham  and  Mary  (Lyon)   Miller: 

22».  I.  Andrew;  b.  Feb.  15,  1743;  d.  April  8,  1812;  m.  Sarah  Lyon  (No. 
141). 

230.  II.      Abraham;   b.   1745;   d.    1794;    m.    1767,    Phebe   Hawxhurst. 

231.  III.     Mary;   b.    1746;   d.   Sept.   15,    1831;    m.    1768,   John   Green 

76.  IV.  30.  ANDREW*  LYON  [Thomas',  Thomas%  Thomas'], 
born  King  St.  Rye,  N.  Y.  Oct.  19,  1728;  died  Aug.  22,  1809;  buried  in 
Blind  Brook  Cemetery.  He  married  first,  before  1755,  Sarah,  daughter 
of  Underbill  and  Sarah§  (Fowler)  Budd  of  Mamaroneck.  She  was 
born  July  28,  1731  and  died  about  1769;  buried  at  Mamaroneck. 
Underbill  Budd,  in  his  will,  dated  May  10,  1755,  makes  bequest  to 
Sarah,  wife  of  Andrew  Lyon.  He  married  second  (bond)  Feb.  7, 
1770,  Phebe  Green,  born  Nov.  16,  1724;  died  March  16,  1795,  ae.  71  y. 
4  mo.;  buried  in  Blind  Brook  Cemetery.  Andrew  Lyon  was  one  of  the 
witnesses  to  the  will  of  his  brother  in  law  Samuel  Willson;  date  June 
30,  1756.  In  1766,  by  an  execution  of  lands  of  James  Stevenson,  his 
farm  of  200  acres  on  cross  road  from  Harrison  to  King  St.  was  granted 
to  Andrew  Lyon.  Andrew's  will  was  dated  May  14,  1808,  codicil 
Aug.  13,  1809;  probated  White  Plains  Sept.  6,  1809.  Executors,  grand- 
sons William  Bush  and  James  Peck  (Stamford  Probate  Rec.  Lib. 
C.  p.  98). 

Children   of   Andrew   and   Sarah    (Budd)    Lyon: 

•232.  I.     Sarah;   b.    Aug.    17,    1760;    d.    Feb.    24,    1802;   m.    Ezeklel   Halsted. 

•233.  II.     UnderhiU;   b.   1763;   d.   May  24,   1795;   m.   Mary  Halsted. 

234.  III.  Tamar;  m.  Dec.  21,  1779,  Roger  Purdy  at  2nd  Cong'l  Ch.  Green- 
wich. 

*235.  IV.  Poll.v  [Mary];  m.  1st,  Abraham  Bush;  m.  2nd,  Newberry  Daven- 
port. 

78.  IV.  31.  SAMUEL*  LYON  [Samuel",  Thomas^  Thomas'], 
born  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  11,  1725;    died  at  Marlboro, 


JAccount  rendered  by  Thomas  Lyon  for  keeping  two  children  of  Abraham 
Miller  deceased,  from  date  of  his  death,  ye.   17th  Oct.   1747,   until  16th  June  1751. 

§Sarah  Fowler,  daughter  of  Capt.  Henry  Fowler,  was  born  June  10,  1710,   and 

died  .     She  married  Underhill   Budd   Sept.    17.   1730.     He  was  a  descendant 

of   .John    Budd.    the    immigrant. 


FOURTH    GENERATION  71 

Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y.,  November  1806;  buried  on  his  farm,  but  no  head- 
stone. Will  dated  Oct.  1,  1805;  probated  Kingston,  Ulster  Co.,  Nov. 
13,  1805;  executors  Silvanus  Purdy,  son  William  Lyon  and  Obadiah 
Brown.  In  1776-7  he  was  member  of  the  Committee  of  Safety  in  Rye, 
Westchester  Co.  In  the  RevolutionJ  he  was  a  member  of  West- 
chester Co.  Regiment  Associated  Exempts,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Benedict. 
For  letter  addressed  to  Governor  George  Clinton,  see  appendix,  note 
16.  Samuel  Lyon  married  Mary  Kniffen  of  Rye,  N.  Y.  In  1790  he 
removed  from  Rye  to  Marlboro,  N.  Y.  and  located  on  the  old  Tooker 
farm,  now  occupied  by  Henry  Merritt;  later  he  removed  to  the  farm 
now  occupied  by  C.  M.  Woodsey. 

Children   of  Samuel  and  Mary    (Kniffen)    Lyon: 

use.     I.     WlUiam    ["eldest"];    settled   in   Marlboro,    N.    T.,   m.    Elizabeth , 

he   d.    1836. 

237.     II.     Samael;  died  from  injuries  received  during  the  Revolutionary  War. 
♦238.     III.     Jesse;    b.     Oct.     20,     1767;    d.     May    15,     1835;    bur.     Lattlngftown, 
Ulster  Co.,   N.    T. 

•239.     IV.     EUzabetb;   living  in  1805;   m.   Roger  Park;  res.   Milton,   N.   T. 

240.  V.  Bath;  m.  Samuel  Drake  of  Pleasant  Valley,  Ulster  Co.,  N.  T.,  had 
a  son,  Joseph. 

241.  VI.  Mary;  m.  Isaac  Quimby  of  Marlboro.  N.  Y.  ;  had  a  son  8ainu<^l; 
was  a  widow   in    1805. 

241a.  VII.  Sarah;  living  1805;  m.  Sylvanus  Purdy  of  Marlboro,  son  of 
Caleb  and  Hannah  (Brown)  Purdy  (Sylvanus  b.  1750;  d.  Oct.   28,  1831. 

There   were  two  other  children   who   died  young  .  .^ 

79.  IV.  31.  WILLLAJVI*  LYON  [SamueP,  Thomas^,  Thomas' ],\.U,  ^'^ 
born  at  Rye,  N.  Y.  Jan.  15,  1726;  died  in  1822,  je.  96;  buried  in  Ander- 'v.-i.<*£*^ 
son  cemetery,  Portchester.  His  wife's  name  was  Phebe;  buried  '^^-c^utii 
King  St.,  Rye;  no  date.  Administration  of  estate  granted  to  brother's  /7i^7 
son,  Alvan  Lyon  (No.  244). 

80.  IV.  31.  NEHEMIAH*  LYON  [SamueP,  Thomas%  Thomas'], 
born  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.  Feb.  10,  1728-9;  (In  Bible  record  of 
birth,  called  Nathaniel) ;  died  at  "Saw  Pitt,"  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.  Dec. 
9,  1758.  He  was  commonly  called  'Miah.  His  wife's  given  name 
was  Mary.  He  was  a  ship  and  boat  builder  at  "Saw  Pitt."  which 
place  was  named  from  his  ship  yard.  He  built  the  ship  "Duchess  of 
Gordon"  for  Captain  Abraham  Bush  and  the  sloop  "Independence"  of 
Mamaroneck,  "the  fastest  craft  on  Long  Island  Sound."  His  estate 
was  administered  by  his  brother  William  Lyon  and  his  Uncle  Gilbert 
Lyon  at  Stamford.  Conn.,  March  3,  1761.    He  left  a  posthumous  child: 


tSee    appendix.    Note    16    a. 


72  THOMAS    I.YON    OF    RYE 

•242.      I.      Nehemiah;    b.    Jan.     18,     1759;    d.     April    13,     1816;     m.     1st     Martha 
:   m.    2nd.    Elizabeth;   . 


82.  IV.  31.  BENJAMIN*  LYON  [Samuel',  Thomas=,  Thomas'], 
born  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  March  7,  1733  [date  given  also  as  Jan. 
^.t^S-c^i^  1  and  March  14];  died  White  Plains  1822;  buried  in  Presbyterian 
-^/  -+-  6""  Church  yard,  White  Plains.  Will  dated  April  13,  1816;  probated 
White  Plains  Jan.  22,  1823;  executors  Caleb  Merritt  and  Jeremiah 
Andrews;  also  letters  of  adm.  to  son  Alvin  Lyon  Jan.  22,  1823.  April 
18,  1758  he  enlisted  in  Capt.  Nathaniel  Hyatt's  Company  of  West- 
In  1776  was  member  of  Westchester  Co.  Committee  of  Safetyt  from 
Chester  Co.  Militia.  In  1775  joined  minute  men,  Westchester  Co. 
White  Plains.  Was  member  of  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Benedict's  Regi- 
ment of  "Associated  Exempts."  He  married  June  13,  1759  Mary, 
daughter  of  Caleb  Hyatt  of  White  Plains;  born  Oct.  30,  1737;  died 
1816;  buried  in  Presbyterian  Church  yard.  White  Plains.  See  note 
17  in  appendix. 

Children    of   Benjamin    and    Mary    (Hyatt)    Lyon: 
»243.     I.      Sarah;   b.    March    10,    1760:    d.    about    1817;    m.    Roger   Park. 
*244.     II.     Alvan;   b.    Dec.    2.    1762;    d.    Sept.    13,    1841;   m.    Mary  Ascough. 
•246.     III.      Samuel;   b.    Jan.    7,    1764;    d.   Jan.    27,    1856;   m.    Sarah   Ascough. 
•246.     IV.     Mary;   b.   July   27,    1766;    d.   June   6,   1834;   m.   John  Gedney. 

:i47.      y.      Elizalieth;    h.    Xov.     24,    1768;    m.    Edward    Bugby.g 
•248.     VI.     Blijab  B.   b.    Feb.    19,    1771;   d.   Nov.    25.    1827;   m.    Sarah   Lyon   (No. 
349). 

249.     VII.     Robert;   b.    April    4,    1773. 
•250.     VIII.     Nicholas  B.;   twin   bro.    of   Robert;   d.   July    25.    1839. 

251.  IX.  Phebe;  b.  Oct.  25.  1775;  d.  1822;  m.  Christ  Chh.  R.ve.  X.  T., 
March    23.    180R.    Peter    Hatfield. 

•252.     X.     Anna;  b.   April   23,   1778;   d.   1833;   m.   Monmouth  Hart  Gulon. 

258.  XI.  Hyatt;  b.  April  17,  1781;  m.  Christ  Chh.  Aug.  11,  1808  Sarah 
Hatfield    (another  record  says:    "mi.    Phebe   Hatfield"). 

84.  IV.  31.  MONMOUTH^  LYON  [Samuel",  Thomas%  Thomas'], 
born  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.  Oct.  19,  1738;  died  Sept.  18,  1770  in 
32nd  year  (Bible  Rec).  He  was  "of  Greenwich,  but  late  of  Rye." 
Will  dated  June  12,  1770;  probated  Stamford  Sept.  27,  1770;  executor 
brother  Silvanus.  His  wife's  name  was  Phebe.  Administration  of 
estate  of  Phebe  Lyon,  late  of  Greenwich,  granted  Nov.  6,  1792  to 
William  Knapp  and  Nathaniel  Mead. 


lEdward  Bughy  Lieutenant  1798  (Council  nf  Minutes,  X.  Y.  .State;  Dutchess 
Co.,  Mllltla,  442);  Edward  Buckbee  Captain  1807  in  Lieut.  Col.  James  Townsend's 
Rgt.  (Ibid  905);  Edward  Bugbee,  1st.  Major  61st.  Regt.  1814  (ibid  1484);  Edward 
Buckbee    Lieutenant    Colonel    Blst.    Regt.    1816    (Ibid   1690). 


FOURTH    GENERATION  73 


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Children  of  Mon:nfiuth  and   Phebe    ( (    I^yon: 

254.     I.     AbigaU. 

266.     II.     Hannah. 

*25e.  III.  Abraham;  b.  June  15.  1768;  d.  Jan.  17,  1834;  m.  Sarah  Underhill; 
res.   North   Salem. 

[One  of  the  above  daughters  probably  married  David  Olmstead,  who  was 
living   In    1830.] 

/       87.     IV.     31.     SYLVANUS^    LYON    [SamueP,   Thomas^    Thomas^],  -^ 

born  ajt  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.  Jan.  7  (or  18)  1746;  died  at  the  resid-  C^cu-^-S-*^ 
ence  of  his  son  Sylvanus  in  Springfield,  N.  J.,  Sept.  13,  1830,  ae.  84; 
buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye.  Will  dated  June  2,  1828;  probated  YJiy- 
White  Plains  Sept.  22,  1830  (Lib.  M.,  317);  executors,  sons  Monmouth 
and  Sylvanus.  He  married  Oct.  6,  1790  Sarah  Purdy,  born  Aug  9, 
1757;  died  Dec.  25,  1844,  as.  87  y.;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye. 
She  was  daughter  of  Isaac  Purdyf  of  White  Plains. 

Children  of  Sylvanus  and  Sarah   (Purdy)    Lyon: 

*257.  I.  Monmouth;  b.  Dec.  7.  1791;  d.  March  29.  1873;  m.  Alethea  Mc- 
Collum. 

•258.     II.     Hannah:    b.    Jan.    19,    1795;    d.    April   17,    1886;   m.    John   Peshine. 
259.     III.     Sylvanus;  b.   Sept.   14,   1797;  d.   Mamaroneck,   N.   T.,  Nov.   18,   1836 
(I.,etters   of  adm.    Jan.    27,    1837);    buried   White   Plains. 

88.  IV.  32.  JONATHAN*  LYON  [Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'], 
born  in  Greenwich,  Conn.  Nov.  14,  1728;  died  in  Bedford,  N.  Y.  in 
1787,  (will  proved  Jan.  24,  1787).  He  married  Anna  daughter  of 
Isaac  and  Elizabeth  (Smith)  MillerJ  of  North  Castle.  Jonathan  Lyon 
owned  a  stone  house  in  Bedford  at  the  time  of  the  Revolutionary  war. 
He  also  owned  a  farm  outside  the  town.  The  first  winter  Lafayette 
was  in  America  he  was  stationed  in  Westchester  County.  The  pay 
master  had  his  quarters  in  Jonathan  Lyon's  stone  house,  paying  the 
troops  in  silver  that  came  in  kegs  from  the  old  country.  After 
Lafayette  and  his  troops  moved  away,  a  company  of  Light  Horse,  sent 
from  New  York,  burned  Jonathan  Lyon's  house  and  all  it  contained  as 


tFrancls  Purdy  was  of  Fairfield  and  died  there  in  1658.  His  son  Samuel 
married  Penelope  Strang,  daughter  of  Daniel  and  Charlotte  Strang.  Josiah, 
their  son,  married  a  daughter  of  Rev.  James  Wetmore  and  had  Joshua,  who  mar- 
ried Mary  Park.  They  hail  Rodger  who  married  Tamar  Lyon  (?).  and  Isaac 
whose  daughter  Sarah  married  Sylvanus  Lyon  above.  Arms:  or,  on  a  chevron 
az.   between  three  Mulletts  sa.   pierced   of  the  field. 

tisaac  Miller  was  a  farmer  in  Bedford,  N.  Y.  "Will  dated  April  12,  1774; 
probated  New  York  May  11,  1774;  bequests  to  wife  Elizabeth,  son  James  (land 
in  Bedford),  dau.  Anna,  male  heirs  of  dau.  Anna,  Samuel,  James,  David  and 
Isaac;  female  heirs  of  dau.  Anna,  Thena  and  Phebe.  Will  of  widow  Elizabeth 
Miller  dated  Dec.  22,  1776;  probated  New  York  May  29,  1784;  mentions  dau.  Anna, 
wife  of  Jonathan  Lion;  grandson  Samuel,  son  of  Jonathan  Lion;  ffrand  daugrb- 
tera  Elizabeth  Green,  Phebe  Lion,  Theny  Lion,  Deborah  Lion. 


74  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

he  was  a  rebel  to  the  crown.  He  had  been  in  fact  very  vigilant  in 
frustrating  the  attempts  of  British  scouting  parties  to  steal  the 
cattle  of  the  colonists.  He  is  described  as  having  been  distinguished 
for  a  remarkably  luxuriant  growth  of  hair — worn  as  was  customary 
in  that  day.  in  a  queue.  His  hair  was  so  long  that  when  he  was 
sitting  in  a  chair  it  could  be  tied  in  a  knot  under  the  seat  of  the  chair. 

Children  of  Jonathan  and  Anna   (Miller)   Lyon: 
Q  *860.     I.     Samnel;  b.   Dec.   22,   1754;   d.   Feb.   24,    1828;   m.   Maplet  Miller. 

i>'l'-*t<J  >.    „,. — 261.     II.     Jame8.§     ^>~«-<i    Vt-<.*-ti-    Ly-^-es^i^ 
•Af^tl—j  262.     III.      David. 

"^iTW^  '        **•'•     ^^-     Isaac?  b.   Bedford,  N.   Y.   1772;   d.   Bush,   Monroe  Co.,   N.   Y.,   Sept. 
/^  19,   1857;  m.  Mercy  Armstrong.  ^^^,^,^t,e^  ^^^^ 

_    Vi-g'-t^—       £64.    V.     Elizabeth;  m.  — — Greene;  d.   at  age  of  81. 

,^^    I*  '/t^  ^      265.     VI.     Phebe.  "^ 

266.  VII.     Parthena  ("Thena"  In  will);  m.  John  Crawford. 

267.  VIII.     Deborah. 


90.  IV.  32.  ELNATHAN*  LYON  [Jonathan\  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  at  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Aug.  7,  1732;  died  at  Clinton, 
Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  in  1810  as  shown  by  receipts  given  his  executors, 
now  in  possession  of  his  great  great  grandson  L.  H.  Allen.       He  and 


*^-'*-'*^*'Un^  his  wife  were  buried  on  the  farm,  but  no  stone  marks  the  spot.  His 
will  was  dated  Jan.  2,  1807;  codicil  March  23,  1807;  probated  Pough- 
keepsie,  Oct.  11,  1810;  executors  sons  Jonathan  and  Isaac  Lyon, 
Reuben  Wiles  and  Benjamin   G.  Welch.      He  married  first  Susanna 

,  who  was  living  in  1799,  as  shown  by  a  deed  of  land  to  his 

son  Isaac,  executed  in  that  year.  He  married  second  Mary  Ann 
Bush,  before  1806,  shown  by  a  deed  of  land  to  his  son  Jonathan.  In 
March  1774,  being  then  of  Northcastle,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  he 
bought  of  Edward  Griffin  a  farm  in  Charlotte  Precinct,  Dutchess  Co., 
N.  Y.  He  probably  moved  to  Dutchess  Co.  shortly  after.  It  is  said 
that  he  paid  for  the  farm  in  Continental  scrip,  and  for  that  reason 
ws  unable  to  keep  it.  He  afterwards  bought  the  farm  where  he  and 
a  number  of  his  descendants  were  buried. 

Children    of   GInathan   and    Susanna    ( )    Lyon: 

*268.  I.  Aaron;  b.  July  28,  1758;  d.  Nov.  9,  1819;  m.  Elizabeth  Nelson  (dates 
from  his  family  Bible). 

•260.  II.  Jonathan;  b.  Aug.  7,  1760;  d.  April  6,  1841;  m.  Ist.  Elizabeth 
Furman    (Forman);    m.    2nd,    Sally    L.    . 

•270.     III.     Sarah;   b.   Jan.    26,   1763;   d.   Oct.   28,   1821;   m.   Francis  R.   Nelson. 

•271.     IV.     Isaac;  b.  April  14,  1765;  d.  April  3,  1830;  m.  Esther  Timpson. 


§Pos8ibly   married   Jerusha   and    had    Loretta,    b.    Nov.    17,    1786; 

May  7,  1791 


FOURTH    GENERATION  75 

-iTi.  V".  Mary  [Polly]:  m.  Stephen  H.  Herrick,  a  merchant  of  New  York 
City. 

273.  VI.     Elizabeth;   m.    Paul  Porman ;    a   dau.    Matilda. 

274.  VII.     Amos;    d.    a    young    man. 

91.     IV.     32.     ISRAEL*    LYON     tJonathan^    Thomas^    Thomas^], 
born  at  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Dec.  20,  1734;   died  in  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Dec. 
28,  1816;  buried  in  Hill  cemetery,  Bedford.    Will  dated  Dec.  17,  1816;      <^-«-'-^t-^ 
probated  White  Plains  June  10,  1817;  executors  Spardon  Lyon,  Josiah       ^ -f- /  -L. 
Woolsey    (Lib.    D.,    357).     He   married   Abigail    Husted,    born    Green-       /^^.Hrzry 
wich,  June  1,  1734;   died  Jan.  14,  1815,  ae.  80  y.  6  m.;   buried  in  Hill  ^ 

cemetery,  Bedford;   daughter  of  Moses  and  Susanna   (Mead)   Husted.        jlfU-^-e-l 
In  1757  Israel  Lyon  was  a  witness  to  the  will  of  Joseph  Griffin  of  Bed- 
ford.     The  will  of  Coles  Golding  of  Bedford,  July  6,  1X66,  makes  be-^  (U^^^t^ay^ 
quest  to  Israel,  son  of  Israel  Lyon,  and  makes  wife^/^d /Joshua^ and^  /^'»^S2 
Israel  Lyon  executors.      Israel  Lyon  was  a  member  of  the  Committee 
of  Safety  in  Westchester  County.      His  home  was  burned  in  1779  by 
the  British  under  Tarleton.  /-»  /fi,* 

Children    of   Israel    and   Abigail    (Husted)    Lyon,    probably    all    bora'  in    Bed-  I 

ford,  N.   T.  J 

•275.  I.  Israel;  b.  Feb.  12,  1755;  bequest  from  Coles  Giddingj  1766;  m. 
Hannah  Merritt 

*276.     II.     Hoses;  b.  about  1758;  res  Bloom viUe,  N.  T. ;  m.  Diadamia  Banks. 

*277.  III.  Charity;  b.  Sept.  28,  1760;  m.  Samuel  Banlcs;  d.  Balnbrldge,  N. 
T.,   Dec.   2,   1848. 

278.  IV.  XUizabeth;  m.  Joseph  Park  and  had  1.  Isaac;  2.  Daniel,  b.  1783; 
d.  Jan.   22,   1863. 

*279.     V.     Spardon;    b.    Oct.    26,    1764;    d.    Bedford,    May    3,    1845;    m.    Phebe 

Ann;  m.   1st.   Thomas  Park;  m.   2nd.   Lot  Sarles. 
Snsanna;    b.    1768;    m.    Enoch    Raymond;    d.    Bedford,    Hay    17, 

[.     Abigail;  b.  Aug.  11,  1770;  m.  Josiah  Woolsey;  d.  Bedford,  Sept. 

Sarah;  m.   Elie  Sealy. 
Jemsha;  b.   1775;   d.  April  27,    1863;  m.  William  Woolsey. 
«ou.     AX.     Hary;  m.  Daniel  Varlan.  ,, 

93.  IV.  32.  DAVID*  LYON  [Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'], 
born  probably  at  Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  25,  1740;  died  in  1787  at 
North  Castle,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.  Aug.  30,  1787  his  estate  was 
administered  upon  by  his  nephew  Agiron  Lyon  (No.  268)  of  Dutchess 
Co.  (White  Plains  Probate  Rec).  CHe  served  in  the  Revolution  with 
rank  of  Captain  in  1775,  under  Colonel  Alexander  McDougall,  in  the 
First  New  York  Regiment.      He  served  later  in  the  Second  West-  ^ 


Scofleld. 

•280. 

VI. 

♦281. 

VII. 

1869. 

*282. 

vii: 

19,  1851. 

283. 

IX. 

*284. 

X. 

286. 

XI. 

76  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE     'L  A-«-c^7  ^^CtY  ^'•aJ^^ 

Chester  Co.  Regiment,  Col.  Thomas  Thomas.  He  married  Freelove 
Forman,,(Who  was  born  Aug  6,  1744  and  died  May  14,  1821,  probably 
at  Chatham  Four  Corners,  Columbia  Co.,  N,  Y. 

Children    of  David   and   Freelove    (Forman)    Lyon,    born   North    Caatle,   N.    T. 
*286.     VC  Hannah;   b.    July   5,    1762:    m.    Thomas   Raymond. 
287.     44, >  Kllznbetb ;    b.    July    8.    1764:    d.    Oxford.    X.    Y..    Sept.    27,    184S:    m. 
srael   Jacobs. 

♦288.    •KI.^Thomas;    b.    May    31,     1766:    d.     Lyons,    Wis.,    Sept.     29,     1847;    m. 
Valentine. 


280.      IV.      Mary;    h.    April    r..     176s. 

♦290.     Vt^ William;    b.    Feb.    15,    1770;    res.    Greene,    Chenango    Co.,    N.    Y.;    m. 

Christine  — . 

/»  ♦291.     ^.   /Abigail;   b.    April    4,    1772;    m.    David   Adee;    res.    New    York   City. 

1/  ♦292.     VIL^  David;    b.    March    23,    1774;    d.    April    30,    1867;    m.    1st.    Charity 

'^^~'-*~~^     Wilson;    m.    2nd.    Sarah    Sherwood:    res.    Port    Chester,    N.     Y. 
~~"'"***293.  _VIII^]^ter>  b.  Oct.  1,  1775. 

♦294.     IX.^amuel;    b.    May    6,    1778;    res.    Port    Chester,    N.    Y. ;    m.    Hannah 
i  (X  "^^    '  Merritt. 

296.     X.     Sarah;  b.   March  8.   1781. 

•39«.     JMi'^Forman;    b.    Feb.    la,    1783;    res.    (1821)    New    York    City:    m.    Eliza- 
beth   . 


^^ 


TX^  .  ^^-     ^^-     ^^-     PETERS     LYON     [Jonathan',     Thomas-,     Thomas^], 

^y^^  "-^  *>orn  at  Byram,  Greenwich,  Conn.  May  17,  1743   (T.  R.)   (May  28,  1745,   L^ 
'^'^    ^l>«^^ible  Rec.) ;  died  at  37  Pump  St.  New  York  City,  July  4,  1824.       Will  ^ 
«'-*^'*''^«jC<- dated  May  14,  1824;   probated  New  York,  July  12,  1824;   mentions  all  ^ 
^.i^^-^the   children    named   below;    executors    sons    Jonathan,    Edward    and       / 
'  ^     Peter  Lyon.       He  was  a  farmer  and  Justice  of  Peace  in  North  Castle, 
c^  '^  \j         ^-  ^-     ^^  ^^  ^aid  that  Major  Andr^  was  brought  before  him  after  his 
Jt^\'j^    capture   (Christian  Advocate  July   18,   1895).       He  was   a  member  of 
*     f^*  '^^   the  Committee  of  Safety  for  North  Castle  1776-7.     In  1818  he  was  liv- 
'^'[Jif^Jt^^S  in  New  York  City  at  107  Harmon  St.     March  16,  1819,  he  bought 
"         i*::*'  of  Henry  Robinson  and  wife  Elizabeth  a  house  lot  on  Pump  St.,  N.  Y.§ 

X*^       J  Peter  Lyon   married,   Dec.   10,   1766,  Jerusha,   daughter   of   Peter   and 
I  •   ¥^    Jerusha   (Wines)   Palmer.       She  was  born  July  27,   1745  and  died  at 
^^^1^     f-   37  Pump  St.  New  York  City,  July  9,  1821,  in  her  76th  year. 

j>r  *\J^^  ■^^  Children  of  Peter  and  Jerusha   (Palmer)   Lyon,   born  In  North   Castle. 

g^     t»-*V  .v**      *^Vl-     I-     Mary;    b.    Oct.    20,    1767;    m.    1st.    John    Tucker;    m.    2nd.    Benjamin 
"     _,^        /X*    Watson. 

-^>i     

"il'  5March    3,    1806    Peter   Lyon   and   wife   Jerusha   sold   to    son    Jonathan    Lyon    50 

acres  of  land  and  home  lot  In  North  Castle.  March  19,  1818  Peter  Lyon  and 
wife  Jerusha  sold  100  acres  of  land  to  Henry  Rundle.  Jan.  4,  1821  Peter  Lyon 
bought  of  Ozlas  Nash  80  acres  of  land  at  North  castle.  Dec.  21,  1825  executors 
of  Peter  Lyon,  to  wit,  sons  Jonathan,  Edward  and  Peter  Lyon  sold  above  plot 
to  Thomas  Clapp  for  $3000. 


FOURTH    GENERATION  77 

♦298.     II.     Phebe;  b.   Dec.   26,   1769;  d.  Jan.   12,   1849;  m.  Harrison  Palmer. 

•2»9.  III.  Sarah;  b.  Aug.  7,  1772;  m.  1st.  Abner  Hl&glns;  m.  2ncL  Joseph 
Harper;   res.    (1845)    New  York   City. 

•800.     IV.     Jonathan;   b.   Aug.    9,    1774;   res.   New   York;   d.   May   21,    1849. 

•301.  V.  James  H.;  b.  Feb.  14.  1777;  d.  Nov.  10.  1884;  m.  1st.  Anna  Bowne: 
m.    2nd.   Elizabeth  Mead. 

•302.  VI.  Samuel;  b.  June  5.  1784;  d.  Ann  Arbor.  Mich.,  Oct.  16.  1830;  m. 
let.    Sarah   Merrltt;   m.    2nd.    Nancy  Bartholomew. 

308.  VII.  Edward;  b.  Sept.  6.  1785;  m.  Susan  StlUwell;  res.  Seneca  Falls, 
N.    Y. 

•804.     VIII.     .'Inna;    b.    Dec.    6.    1787;    m.    William    Brltt. 

•806.  IX.  Peter  Palmer;  b.  March  14,  1794;  d.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  13, 
1879;    m.    Hannah    Park. 

101.  IV.  34.  JOANNA*  LYON  (BRUNDAGE)  [David^  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  in  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1733;  died  before  1802; 
(not  mentioned  in  husband's  will).  She  married  Joseph  Brundage  of 
Greenwich.  His  will  was  dated  Jan.  12,  1801;  probated  Stamford 
April  6,  1802;  executors,  son  Joseph  Brundage  and  sons-in-law  James 
Studwell  and  Benjamin  Kniffen.  All  the  children  named  below 
mentioned. 

Children  of  Joseph  and  Joanna  (Lyon)   Brundage: 

306.  I.     Jane;    m.    Michael    Halstead. 

307.  II.  Elizabeth;  b.  about  1754;  m.  James  Studwell  (or  Stedwell)  of 
Pawling,    Dutchess   Co.,    N.    Y. 

308.  HI.  AbigaU;  b.  Nov.  9,  1755;  d.  May  10,  1846.  ae.  90  y.  7  m.  1  d.;  m. 
John  Banks 

309.  IV.  Joseph;  m.  Loretta,  dau.  of  Samuel  Smith,  sister  to  Sarah,  wife 
of   John   Lyon.      (No.    442). 

310.  V.  Joanna;  m.  Daniel,  son  of  John  and  Mary  Silkman  of  Bedford,  he 
bapt.  Oct.   21,   1767. 

311.  VI.     Charity;   m.    Benjamin  Kniften. 

103.  IV.  34.  ELIZABETH*  LYON  (BANKS)  [David',  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  bom  in  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1740.  She  married  Joseph, 
son  of  Joseph  and  Martha  Banks.  He  died  at  Greenwich  about  1820, 
ae.  between  70  and  80.  They  lived  on  the  homestead  aWBy^^m, 
Greenwich. 

Children  of  Joseph  and  Elizabeth   (Lyon)   Banks: 

812.  I.  Joseph;  b.  April  20,  1771;  d.  July  16,  1842;  m.  Aug.  11,  1792  Eliza- 
beth,  dau.  of  Isaac  Anderson   (b.   1770.  d.   March   25,   1856). 

813.  II.     Martha;   m.    1st.   B   ;   m.    2nd.   Seymour. 

814.  III.  Elizabeth;  b.  Sept.  14,  1779;  d.  Nov.  18,  1842;  m.  Aug.  22,  1804 
John,  son  of  Obadiah  Banks  (b.  1774  d.  April  26,   1842). 

315.     IV.     Mary;    m.    William    Conklin. 

81«.  V.  William  W;  b.  1786;  m.  1st.  Hannah  Peck;  m.  2nd.  Elizabeth 
Dalley 


78  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

317.  VI.  Abraham;  b.  Nov.  16.  1791;  d.  Sept.  13.  1822;  m.  Bllzabetb.  dan. 
of  Daniel  Lyon  (No.  485). 

104.  IV.  35.  JOSEPH*  LYON  [Joseph*,  Thomas-".  Thomas*], 
born  about  1735;  died  at  Greenwich,  Conn,  about  1758-9.  He  married 
Feb.  24,  1758,  Phebe  Close  (No.  69),  born  June  29,  1738;  died  before 
1790;  daughter  of  Thomas  and  Hannah  (Lyon)  Close. 

Son  of  Joseph   and  Phebe    (Close)    Lyon: 

318.  I.     Joseph  Close;  b.  Sept.  16,  1758. 

105.  IV.  35.  DANIEL*  LYON  [Joseph*,  Thomas^  Thomas'], 
was  a  Tory  (or  Loyalist)  and  at  the  time  of  the  revolutionary  war 
found  the  climate  of  New  Brunswick  more  salubrious  than  that  of 
Westchester  County,  N.  Y.  He,  with  his  family,  were  passengers  on 
the  Transport  Cyrus,  from  New  York  to  St.  Johns,  N.  B.  in  Aug.-Sept. 

v^^c-j   *?       ^'^^^-      His    family    consisted    of    wife    "Mary,"    and    five    children, 
;r-^XX^  "Jamima,"    "Ambi"    and    Mary,    over   ten,    and    Deborah   and   Reuben 

K.<iyC<^ )       under  ten.       It  is  said  that  the  family  returned  afterwards  to  White 
■^  '  ^^    _  Plains.  N.   Y.,  but  nothing  further  is  known  of  any   of  them.      His 
■    ~  ^^^     wife's  name  was  in  fact  Maria,  nee  Miller,  daughter  of  Anthony  and 
Hannah  (Genung)  Miller. 

106.  IV.     35.     JAMES*  LYON   [Joseph\  Thomas=,  Thomas'],  died 
yu^  <^  "^      in  Cortland,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.  before  1797.       He  moved  to  New 


ct-M-ft^-t^^^ Marlboro,    Ulster    Co.,    but    returned    to    Westchester    Co.,    where    he 
)■   / ,  fi  '   •    occupied^his  fatlier's  farm.   ,vThe  name  pf  his  wife  is  not  known.        /i 

Children   of  James   Lyon:  u  I  i  0      f 

*81».     1.     Sarah;  d.   May  1.   1845;   m.   July  15,   1786,   Abraham  Hurd.X^-^'*^^- 
320.     IL     Ann.    -^[^^^-^^i-^t^      f  X^^ 

139.  IV.  39.  DEBORAH*  LYON  (MERRITT)  [Gilbert',  Thomas=, 
Thomas'],  born  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.  March  26,  1743.  She  mar- 
ried in  1759  Caleb,  son  of  Caleb  and  Elizabeth  (Carpenter)  Merritt  of 
North  Castle.  He  was  born  Feb.  4,  1739  and  died  in  1824.  Will 
dated  June  22,  1822;  probated  White  Plains,  June  24,  1824.  He  was 
Second  Lieutenant,  Westchester  Co.  Militia,  1775.  They  lived  at 
North  Castle. 

Children  of  Caleb  and  Deborah   (Lyon)   Merritt: 

832.     I.     Daniel;  b.  Jan.   26,  1760;  went  west. 

323.     II.     Gilbert;   b.    Sept.    19,    1762;   m.    Sebe,    dau.    of   Caleb   Carpenter. 


/,    /^    ^/ 


fen- 


FOURTH   GENERATION  79 

824.  III.     Sllzabeth;   b.   Aug.   4.    1764;   m.   Thomas  Tlllot. 

826,  IV.     Caleb;  b.  Sept.   8,   1766;  m.   Elizabeth  Carpenter. 

326.  V.     Monmouth;   b.    Nov.    10,    1768. 

327.  VI.     Ivan   [Jean];  d.  Jan.   21,   1770. 

328.  VII.     Mary;  b.  Sept.  2.  1773;  m.  Noah  Cox  of  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  T. 

329.  VIII.     Esther;   b.   Oct.   6,    1775;   m.   Hopkins. 

330.  IX.  Andrew;  b.  Aug.  25,  1778;  d.  Sept.  1,  1866;  m.  Dec.  22.  1798. 
Charlotte  Whelpley. 

331.  X.     Deborah;  b.   Nov.   4,   1781. 

332.  XI.  Abijah;  b.  Nov.  4,  1785;  d.  Feb.  5,  1847;  m.  Oct.  14,  1808,  Ruth 
Carpenter. 

140.  IV.  39.  GILBERT*  LYON  [Gilbert^,  TIlomas^  Thomas*], 
bom  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  July  13,  1745;  died  in  Greenwich  be- 
fore 1809  (the  date  of  his  father's  will).  He  married  Ruth  Lyon. 
They  lived  on  Weaver  St.  Greenwich,  just  before  you  enter  Glenville. 
The  house  is  yet  standing  (1896),  occupied  by  one  of  his  descendants. 

Children  of  Gilbert  and  Ruth   (Lyon)   Lyon: 
*333.     I.     Pbebe;   b.    March    29,    1763;    d.   April   14,    1855;    m.    Nehemlah  Sher- 
wood. 

334.  II.     Jane;  b.   1769;  d.  April  3,  1841;  m.  Monmouth  Hubbs. 

335.  III.  Elizabeth;  b.  1770;  not  m;  d.  Oct.  6,  1848  In  78th  y. ;  burled  on 
Lyon  farm,  Greenwich. 

*336.     IV.     Thomas;  b.   1774;  res.  Greenwich;  d.  Dec.  5,   1821. 

337.  V.     Anne;   mentioned  In  grandfather  Gilbert  Lyon's  will. 

141.  IV.  39.  SARAH*  LYON  (MILLER)  [Gilbert',  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N,  Y.,  Jan.  17,  1748-9;  died  March 
23,  1813,  s.  64  y.;  buried  on  farm  at  South  Oxford,  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y. 
She  married  Andrew  (No.  229),  son  of  Abraham  and  Mary  (Lyon) 
Miller,  of  Rye.  He  was  born  Feb.  15,  1743  and  died  April  8,  1812,  ae. 
69  y.;  buried  at  South  Oxford.  They  moved  about  1800  to  South 
Oxford. 

Children  of  Andrew  and  Sarah   (Lyon)   Miller: 

338.  I.     Thomas;  b.  Nov.   3,  1768. 

339.  IL     Sarah;  b.   May   25,   1770. 

340.  III.     Mary;   b.    June    14.    1774;   d.    Oct.    12,    1832;   m.    Gideon   Mead. 

341.  IV.  AbigaU;  b.  Sept.  11,  1778;  d.  May  7.  1846;  m.  Dec.  1»,  179» 
Daniel  Wlllson. 

342.  V.     Andrew;  b.   Jan.   8,   1782;   d.   April   30,   1865;   m.   Zervlah   Morey. 

343.  VI.     Underhill;   b.   July  14,   1788;   d.   May  8,   1861;   m.   Mary  

344.  VII.     Josiah. 

142.  IV.     39.     ANDREW*    LYON     [Gilbert^    Thomas=,    Thomas'],    ^i-^^^Z  c<.  t 
bom  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  5.  1751;   died  in  Rye,  Aug.  4,      /  +- c  -f   / 


80  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

1840.  Will  dated  Sept.  15,  1834  (age  83  y.);  probated  White  Plains, 
Aug,  11,  1840;  executors  nephew  Thomas  Lyon,  Merritt  Brown,  William 
Bush.  He  married  Feb.  12,  1784  (in  Second  Congregational  Church, 
Greenwich)  Eunice.t  daughter  of  Jonathan  and  Rachel  (Brown)  KnifEen 
[Sniffen].  She  was  born  in  1753  and  died  July  10,  1829,  x.  76.  They 
lived  on  Sniffen  Lane,  now  Regent  St.,  Rye. 

Children   of  Andrew  and   Eunice    (Knltfen)    Lyon: 
•84B.     I.     Sarah;  b.    1791;   d.   Feb.    25,    1865;   m.   Charles  Rundle. 
348.     II.     Andrew;   b.   1793;   d.   May  3,    1854,   ae.    62. 

143.     IV.     39.     JOSHUA*     LYON     [Gilbert'.     Thomas=,     Thomas'], 

bom  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  5,  1754  (Bible  Record);   died  in 

Rye  Oct.  2,  1841  ae.  87  y.  7  m.  21  d.;   buried  in  Baptist  Cemetery  on 

»       4^<i  4^-^     cross  road  to  Glenville.      Will  dated  July  11,  1837;  probated  Stamford 

*^       w  ,-x£\Nov.  18,  1841;  executors,  sons  Joshua  and  John.       He  owned  a  large 

"^^        ^__      tract  of  land  above  the  ancestral  Lyon  homestead  and  now  in  posses- 

l  '7-'^  sion  of  his  grandchildren  John  and  Rebecca  Lyon  (Nos.  846  and  847). 

He  married  Elizabeth  Purdy,  daughter  of  John  and  Rebecca  (Brown) 

Purdy.      Her  sister   Phebe   was   wife  of  Nehemiah   Sherwood.       She 

was  born  March  24,  1754  and  died  April  26,  1822,  je.  68  y.  1  m.  2d.; 

buried  in  Baptist  cemetery. 

Children  of  Joshua  and  Elizabeth    (Purdy)    Lyon    (from  an   authentic  family 
record   In   possession   of  Miss   Sarah    C.    Lyon,    of   Lyon's  Point): 

•347.     I.     Elizabeth;   b.    Feb.    14.    1776;    d.    May   12,    1859;    m.    William    Moaher. 

348.  II.     Hannah;  b.  May  14,  1778;  d.  Sept.  7,  1853;  m.  New  York.  Dec.   20, 
1795,    Simeon    Knapp. 

349.  III.     Sarah;    b.    Jan.    25,    1781;    d.    March    13,    1830;    m.    April    19,    1804, 
Elijah  B.   Lyon   (No.   248). 

360.  IV.     Samuel;    b.    Jan.    26,    1783;    d.    Feb.    7,    1853. 

361.  V.     Rebecca;   b.    March    25,    1785;    unm. ;    d.    June   5.    1833. 

♦352.     VI.     Gilbert;    b.    Dec.     28,     1787;    d.    June    20,    1846;    m.    Deborah    Lyon 
(No.    352). 

353.     VII.     Phebe;:^    b.    April    6,    1791;    d.    Sept.    16.    1866;    m.    March    4.    1833, 
David,    son    of   Samuel   and   Mary    (Dean)    Sands    (2nd   wife);    no   issue. 


tHer  sister  Polly  Knlffen  was  shot   and  killed   during  the   Revolutionary  war 
on   Regent  St.   by  cow  boys. 

X  Before  her  marriage  Phebe   had   an   illegitimate   child,   William   Lyon,    born 
July    21,    1810;    died    Dec.    15,    1858;    burled    in    Union    Cemetery,    Rye,    N.    T. ;    ad- 
ministration   of    estate    1859    to    widow    Elizabeth    Ann.      William    was    partner    in 
business    with    his    uncle,    Joshua    Lyon    (No.    354).      He    married    Elizabeth    Ann. 
daughter    of    David    and    Elizabeth    (Brady)    Sands.      She    was    born    at    Bedford 
March    28,    1813;   died   April   11,    1897;   buried   in   Union   Cemetery;    adm.   of  estate     i 
May   15,    1897   to   son   Joshua.      Their   children   were:    1.    Samuel,/'^r~'Poultneyvnie,~  '* 
Wayne   Co.,   N.    T. ;    2.   Joshua,   b.    1839;   res.    Portchester,    N.    T. ;   m.    1st   Mary  A.        ^ 
Tripp,   born   1836;   died,   Nov.    12,    1873,    dau.   of  Daniel   Tripp;   Joshua  m.    2nd,    Oct. 
31,    1883,    Sarah,   dau.   of  Jonathan   and   Catharine   M.    (Zarr)    Sands;   no   issue;    3. 
Sarah   Klixabetb;   m.    Joseph   C.    Griffin;    had   a   son   Daniel    M.    Griffln. 


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3M.     VIII.     Joshua;   b.    Nov.   11,    1793;    d.   April    26,    1843. 
•365.     IX.     John;  b.   April   13,   1796;   d.   Sept.    20.    1875;   m.   Harriet   B.   Merrltt. 

145.  IV.  39.  ABIGAIL*  LYON  (PURDY)  [Gilbert',  Thomas-, 
Thomas'],  born  at  Byram  Neck,  Rye,  N.  Y.  April  5,  1760;  died  July  3, 
1841.  She  married,  Jan.  3,  1780,  Daniel  Purdy,  born  Jan.  15,  1759; 
died  April  17,  1817;  son  of  John  and  Rebecca  (Brown)  Purdy,  of  King 
St.  Greenwich,  Conn.;  will  April  14,  1817. 

Children  of  Daniel  and  Abigail   (Lyon)   Purdy: 

366.     I.     John;    b.    March    25,    1781;    d.    April    21,    1866;    married   three   times. 

357.  II.  Nehemiah;  b.  Jan.  28,  1783;  d.  Aug.  7,  1873;  m.  June  15,  1825, 
Amy  Merritt   Brown. 

368.  III.  Rebecca;  b.  July  19,  1787;  d.  Aug.  11,  1831;  m.  Sept.  11,  1806, 
Samuel  Townsend. 

359.  IV.  Hannah;  b.  Dec.  2.  1790;  d.  in  New  Rochelle.  N.  Y.  :  m.  Marcii  1, 
1810,  William  Mathews. 

8«0.  V.  Daniel;  b.  Sept.  13,  1799;  d.  Feb.  16,  1878;  m.  Nov.  26,  1824. 
Rachel  Brundage. 

361.  VI.  William;  b.  March  3,  1804;  d.  Dec.  17,  1859;  m.  Dorcas  Park, 
dau.    of   Knapp   and   Elizabeth    (Wilson)    Park. 

147.  IV.  39.  ABRAHAM*  LYON  [Gilbert^  Thomas^  Thomas'], 
horn  at  the  old  Lyon  homestead  near  Byram  Bridge,  Nov.  13,  1764; 
died  there  Aug.  26,  1849,  ae.  86;  buried  on  Lyon  farm.§  Will  dated 
July  26,  1843;  probated  Stamford  Sept.  13,  1849;  executor  Samuel 
Close.  He  married  Feb.  7.  1789  Hannah,  daughter  of  Samuel  and 
Abigail  (Holmes)  Mills,  a  descendant  of  the  immigrant  Simeon  Mills. t 
She  was  born  Nov.  8,  1764  and  died  Oct.  5,  1854,  ae.  88;  buried  on  Lyon 
farm.  In  Benjamin  Trumbull's  journal  of  the  campaign  in  the  vicinity 
of  New  York,  1776-7,  the  following  entry  occurs:  "Jan.  31,  1777. 
First  Company  of  Second  Battalion  march  to  Byram  River  and  take 
post  at  Lyons'  near  the  Bridge.  The  other  Companies  quarter  along 
io  the  same  street  and  in  Kings  Street." 

Children   of   Abraham   and   Hannah    (Mills)    Lyon: 
•362.     I.     Seth;    b.    Aug.    7,    1790;    m.    Nancy    Seaman. 
363.     II.     Fitch;   b.    Aug.    13,    1793;   unm. ;    d.   June   21,    1874,   ae.    81   y. 


lAbraham  Lyon  was  skeptical  as  to  the  fact  that  the  earth  was  round  and 
that  it  revolved  every  twenty-four  hours.  One  night  he  put  the  matter  to  the 
test.  He  set  a  pail  of  water  on  the  gate  post  at  the  entrance  of  the  old  home- 
stead. In  the  morning  he  found  the  pail  full  as  he  had  left  it — convincing  proof, 
to   his   mind,    that    the   astronomers    were    all    wrong. 

t Simeon    Mills,    born    in    England,    married    Mary    Buell,    Feb.    23,    1649,    and 
settled    in    Windsor,    Conn.       Removed    afterwards    to    Simsbury,    and    thence    to 
Greenwich,    Conn.,    and   had   eleven   children. 
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82  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

364.  III.  Deborah;  b.  Nov.  5,  1795;  d.  Aug.  22,  1883;  m.  Gilbert  Lyon 
(No.    352). 

•365.  IV.     Olivia;   b.   Nov.    9,    1797;    d.   April   5,    1868;    m.    1st   Jonathan   Lyon 
(No.    631);   ra.    2nd  Jotham   Sheerwood. 

366.  V.     Underbill;    b.    Jan.    30,    1799;    d.    Jan.    2,    1826. 

•367.  VI.     Blias;  b.   June  26,   1800;   d.   Feb.    3,    1863;   m.    Martha  A.   Banks. 

•368.  VII.     Abigrall    Jane;    b.    Feb.    25,    1802;    d.    Sept.    26,    1886;    m.    Henry 
Davis. 

369.  VIII.     Hannah;    b.    Dec.    21,    1804;    d.    June    (or   Dec.)    21,    1892. 

370.  IX.     Emeline;    b.    Dec.    26,    1807;    unm. ;    d.    Sept.    10.    1886. 

371.  X.     Adallne;   twin   sister   of   Emeline. 

163.  V.  52.  CALEB''  LYON  JR.  [Caleb*,  Thomas',  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Dec.  4,  1744,  O.  S.  (Dr.  T.);  died  Aug. 
16,  1832,  ae.  87  years,  8  months,  and  two  days  (Dr.  T.).  Like  his  father 
he  was  a  farmer  and  blacksmith.  He  married  Feb.  20,  1765,  Rachel 
Mead,  daughter  of  Benjamin*  and  Martha  (Ferris)  Mead  Esq.  (Ben- 
jamin,* John,'  John').  She  was  born  Aug.  31,  1745  O.  S.  and  died 
June  19,  1821  (Dr.  T.).  He  settled  in  Quaker  Ridge,  Greenwich.  He 
served  in  the  Revolutionary  war  in  Fourth  Reg*!  Westchester  Co. 
Militia,  his  family  being  driven  from  their  home  by  the  invading  British 
army.  After  the  war  was  over  they  returned  to  the  abandoned  home- 
stead, but  in  1799  removed  to  Cayuga  County,  N.  Y.,  where  Caleb  pur- 
chased land  in  the  township  of  Milton,  now  Genoa. 

Children  of  Caleb  and  Rachel   (Mead)   Lyon,  born  in  Greenwich: 

•373.     I.     Mary;  b.   Feb.   22,   1766;   d.   May  18,   1828;  m.   Solomon  Peck. 

•373.     II.     Thomas;  b.  Aug.   28.   1768;  d.   April   24,   1849;  m.  Abigail  P.  Mead. 
374.     III.     Rachel;    b.    Oct.    5,    1770;    d.    Nov.    28,    1833,    ae.    63    y.    (Dr.    T.); 
m.   EUphalet   Peck    (bro.   of   Solomon),   who  was  b.   May   18,   1779,   and  d.   Sept.   9, 
1801;  res.  Greenwich. 

•375.     IV.     Caleb;  b.   Dec.   22,  1772;  d.  July  1,  1856   (Dr.  T.);  m.  Amy  Peck. 

*376.     V.     l,uther;t   b.   May  23,   1774;   d.  June  5,   1832   (Dr.  T.);   m.   Ruth  Peck. 

•377.  VI.  Boon;  b.  Aug.  15,  1776;  d.  Lanslngville,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  19,  1819;  m. 
Elizabeth  Webb. 

•378.  VII.  Anna;  b.  Nov.  14,  1779;  ra.  1st  Stephen  Webb;  m.  2nd  John 
Adee;  res.    (1847)   Moravia,   N.   T. 

♦379.  VIII.  Martin;  b.  Sept.  28,  1782;  d.  after  1849;  res.  Genoa,  N.  T;  m. 
Ist   Sarah   Chadwick;   m.    2nd  Rachel   Halght;   m.    3rd   Harriet   Northway. 

•380.  IX.  Benjamin;  b.  Jan.  10,  1784;  d.  April  18,  1837;  res.  Genoa,  N.  T., 
later  In  Bronson,   Ohio;   m.   Deborah  Lawrence. 

•381.  X.  Abla  pAlicel ;  b.  July  31,  1787;  m.  Hoyt  Webb,  bro.  of  Stephen; 
res.    (1847)    Ithaca.    N.    Y. 

•382.  XI.  Mo^es;  b.  April  3,  1790;  res.  Genoa.  N.  T.  ;  m.  1st,  Hester  Peet; 
m.    2nd  Laura  Rlggs;   m.    3rd    Clarissa   Bradley  Eaton. 

383.     XII.     Aaron;   twin  bro.   of  Moses;   d.   about   Nov.,   1792. 

IRecord  is  found  of  the  baptism  of  a  Rutherford  Lyon  (son  of  Caleb?) 
Aug.   20.  1774,  in  the  Second  Congregational  (3hurch,  presumably  Luther  aboYe. 


FIFTH   GENERATION  88 

164.  V.     52.    DANIEL''  LYON  [Caleb*,  Thomas',  John',  Thomas*],   (*^,.^.^_^^ 
born  in  Greenwich,  Conn.  Nov.  3,  1745;  died  in  that  place  1824.    Will  r? .    /   uf  f 
dated  March  9,  1824;  probated  Stamford,  June  5,  1824;  executor,  son,  '  t^  ^  / 
Daniel  Lyon.      He  married  first  Elizabeth  Treen,  daughter  of  Ben-       • 
jamin  Treen,  who  came  from  England,  and  Abigail  Banks.      Elizabeth    ■S-e^  ^/< 
was  born  about  1747  and  died  in  1777.      He  married  second  Feb.  5, 

1778,  Betty  Lockwood  Whelpley  (rec.  2nd.  Cong'l  Chh.,  Greenwich). 

Children   of  Daniel   and   Elizabeth    (Treen)    Lyon: 

884.  I.  Elizabeth  [Betsey];  b.  Nov.  27,  1770;  bapt.  Sept.  16,  1784;  m.  June 
29,    1788,    Elliott   Palmer,   who  d.    1852;   settled  In   Cayuga  Co.,   N.   Y. 

•386.     II.     Joseph;   b.   Feb.    2,    1773;   bapt.    Sept.    16,    1784;    d.   1856;   m.   Esther 
Peck. 

*886.     III.     Charles;   b.    March   17,    1776;    bapt.    Sept.    16,    1784;    d.    Huron   Co., 
O..   Jan.    9,    1845;   m.   Deborah  Palmer. 

Childen  of  Daniel  and  Betty  Lockwood  ("Whelpley)  Lyon,  born  In  Green- 
wich,  bapt.    St.   Johns  Episcopal  Church: 

•887.     IV.     Fanny;   bapt.   Sept.   16,    1784;   m.    1st  Morris  Mead;   m.    2nd   Henry 
Lockwood   (?). 

388.  V.  Mary;  b.  April  28.  1790;  bapt.  July  4,  1790;  d.  April  3,  1856;  m. 
George  Derby,  b.  April  28,  1790;  d.  May  6,  1872;  both  bur.  Episc.  Chh.,  Green- 
wich,   Conn.;   a  son,   George  Alfred,  b.   Nov.   18,    1833;   d.   Feb.    14,   1850. 

389.  VI.     Jemsha;    bapt.    May   31,    1795;   m.    Moses   Husted. 

390.  VII.     Rebecca. 

•891.     VIII.     Daniel;    b.    about    1798;    res.    Greenwich;    d.    1859;    m.    Hannaia 
Holly. 

165.  V.  52.  EUNICE'*  LYON  (HUSTED)  [Caleb*,  Thomas*, 
John^  Thomas'],  born  in  Greenwich,  Conn.,  April  1,  1750.  She  married 
Feb.  11,  1768,  Peter,  son  of  Moses  and  Susanna  (Mead)  Husted  (see 
appendix,  note  18)  of  Greenwich,  where  they  continued  to  reside.  He 
was  born  May  1742. 

Children  of  Peter  and  Eunice  (Lyon)  Husted;  record  from  Bible  of  Mrs. 
Mills  Hobby  Husted,   who  d.   Greenwich,   Feb.    27,   1904: 

892.     I.     Amos;    b.    Dec.    2,    1769;    m.    Aug.    14,    1793,    Eunice    Close. 

393.  II.     Cynthia;   b.    Sept.    22,    1770;   m.    Nov.    1791,    Squire   Hobby. 

394.  III.  Peter;  b.  Oct.  11,  1772;  m.  Jan.  14,  1796,  Hannah  Leeds  of 
Stamford. 

395.  IV.      EInathan;   b.    Jan.    16.    1775;   d.    1S25;    m.    Nancy   Close. 

396.  V.     Moses;    b.   Dec.    19.    1776;    m.    April    1798,    Sally   Peck. 

897.  VI.     Aaron;   b.   Jan.    23.    1779;   ra.   Amy   Hobby. 

898.  VII.     Caleb;   b.   March   22,   1782;   m.   Mary  Grlgg. 

899.  VIII.  Eunice;  b.  June  21,  1784;  d.  March  15,  1876;  m.  Benjamin 
Green. 

400.     IX.     Esbon;   b.    Feb.    25,    1787;    d.    Sept.    19,    1792. 

166.  V.     52.     AMOS=   LYON    [Caleb*,   Thomas',   John",   Thomas'],  Ou/^^-t^x^ 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.  April  9,  1752;  died  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  <^5M^fc-c*c^ 


84  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Dec.  1815.      He  married  Amy  Palmer  of  Fairfield,  Conn.      He  served 
in  the  Revolutionary  war. 

Children  of  Amos  and  Amy  (Palmer)  Lyon  (Dr.  T.);  the  first  six  bapt.  (in 
order   following)    in   Greenwich    Cong'l    Church,    April    16,    1794: 

401.     I.     Samuel;    unm.;    d.    July    8,    1815. 
*402.     II.     Anna;    m.    Hathias    Mead;    settled    In    Ohio. 

403.  III.  Hannah;  m.  Ebenezer  Parsons;  res.  Wllkesbarre,  Pa.;  had  3  ch., 
one  named  Stanford. 

•404.     IV.     Amasa;    b.    about    1792;    settled   In  Genoa,    N.    Y. 

•406.     V.     £unice;  m.  John  Chadwick;  lived  in  Genoa,  N.  T.,  later  In  Ohio. 

•406.     VI.     Amos;  m.  Sally  Palmer;  res.  Genoa,  N.  T.,  later  In  Huron  Co.,  O. 

407,     VII.     Amy;   unm.;    d.    Dec.    1815. 
.408.     VIII.     Harvey;   b.  Jan.   1799. 

409.     IX.     Lather;  unm. 

167.  V.  52.  NOAH''  LYON  [Caleb*,  ThomasS  John-,  Thomas'], 
^.c-y^t^^i  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  March  16,  1756;  died  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y., 
xx-*x-u.j^  t  ''^ept.  20,  1820.    He   served  in  the  Revolutionary  war,   being  one  of 

t  3  •  ^  •  those  who  responded  to  the  alarm  at  Lexington.  About  1798  he  re- 
moved with  his  family  to  Milton,  now  Genoa,  N.  Y.  He  married  March 
29,  1781,  in  Christ  Church,  Salem,  N.  Y.,  Mary  Mead,  born  1762,  in 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  died  Aug.  22,  1841  in  Genoa,  N.  Y.;  daughter  of 
Thaddeus  and  Tamar  (Hobby)  Mead. 

Children   of   Noah   and    Mary    (Mead)    Lyon: 

•410.  I.  Israel;  b.  Dec.  16,  1781;  d.  Genoa,  N.  Y.,  June  3,  1826;  m.  Nov. 
29,   1804,   Polly  Hubbard. 

•411.  II.  Thaddeus;  b.  March  29,  1785;  d.  Genoa,  N.  Y.,  1851;  m.  Amy 
Marshall. 

412.  III.     Matilda;  b.  Feb.   2,   1788;  unm.;  d.  Nov.   10,   1843   (1840  Dr.   T.). 

413.  rv.     Ruth;   b.    May  30,   1799;   m.   Ira  Curtis;  res.   Huron  Co.,    Ohio. 

168.  V.  52.  JOB''  LYON  [Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas'], 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Nov.  16,  1758;  died  Sept.  23,  1841;  buried  on 
the  farm,  North  Greenwich.      Will  dated  July  11,  1832;  probated  Stam- 

AA^*^^^  ford,  Oct.  19,  1841;  executor,  son  Isaac  Lyon.  Job  Lyon  was  a  tailor 
^  ,Q ,  "2  by  trade.  He  inherited  his  father's  homestead,  which  he  occupied  as 
long  as  he  lived.  Among  the  men  from  Greenwich  who  were  in  the 
Revolutionary  army,  we  find  the  names  of  Caleb,  David,  Amos,  Noah 
and  Job  Lyon.  Job  married  at  Greenvrtch  (Rec,  2nd  Cong'l  Chh.),  Dec. 
20,  1786,  Elizabeth  Mead,  born  April  19,  1760;  died  May  31,  1823; 
buried  on  the  farm.  She  was  daughter  of  Deliverance  and  Abigail 
(Howe)  Mead. 


FIFTH   GENERATION  85 

Children   of  Job   and   Elizabeth    (Mead)    Lyon: 
414.     I.     AbigaU;  b.   Oct.    2,    1787;   d.   Dec.    29,   1792. 
416.     II.     Isaac;   b.   July   6,    1791;    d.    Oct.    11,   1792. 
•416.     III.     Isaac;   b.    May   12,    1795;    d.   July   30,    1873;   m.    1st   Amelia  Mead; 
m.    2nd  Eliza  W.   Mead. 

•417.  IV.  Abigail  Gllzabeth;  b.  July  2t>  (29).  1797;  d.  July  4,  1851;  m. 
Isaac    Holly   Jr. ;    res.    Greenwich. 

418.  V.   and  VI.     Twins;   d.   in  Infancy,   Feb.    7,   1801. 

170.  V.  52.  REBECCA"  LYON  (CLOSE)  [Caleb^  Thomas', 
John,''  Thomas*],  married  Jonathan  Close.  They  lived  in  Stanwich, 
Conn. 

Only  child  of  Jonathan  and  Rebecca    (Lyon)    Close   (Dr.   T.): 

419.  I.  Mary  K«becca;  b.  May  25,  1810;  chosen  as  guardian  March  1,  1824, 
her  uncle  Job  Lyon;  m.  Feb.  29,  1830,  Asa  Hobby  Brush;  a  dau.  Mary  Elisabeth 
was  born   July   22,    1832. 

171.  V.  52.  HANNAH'^  LYON  (MEAD)  [Caleb',  Thomas',  John% 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.  July  16,  1767;  died  June  1,  1806; 
buried  on  farm  near  Stanwich,  Conn.  She  married,  March  5,  1800, 
Jonathan  Mead,  born  Greenwich,  Sept.  27,  1766;  died  Stanwich,  March 
23,  1825;  buried  on  the  farm;  son  of  Nathaniel  and  Prudence  (Wood) 
Mead. 

Children   of   Jonathan   and   Hannah    (Lyon)    Mead: 

420.  I.  Zachariah;  b.  March  11,  1801;  d.  Nov.  27,  1840;  m.  Feb.  25,  1835. 
Anna  M.   Goodrich. 

421.  II.     L,nther;    b.    Nov.    12,    1802;    unm. ;    went   West. 

422.  III.  Bradford  Lyon;  b.  Nov.  29,  1804;  m.  July  1,  1828,  Deborah 
Lyon  (No.   917). 

184.     V.     59.     JAMES"*    LYON     [John*,    John^    John=,    Thomas'],  ^ 

born  Byram,  Greenwich,  Conn.  1747;  died  Nov.  13,  1819,  ae.  72;  burled  /^^.^^.^JL 
at  Byram  Point.  Inventory  of  estate,  New  York  July  24,  1824.  He  c^-t^^.^..^^ 
was  familiarly  called  "Spunk,"  and  his  disposition  is  said  to  have  ^.-'-«.«- 
justified  the  sobriquet.  He  married  Hannah  Lockwood.  They  lived  Ji  f  /^  t 
at  Rye,  at  or  near  the  junction  of  the  "Purchase"  and  the  Post  Road.  /,  ^y.  3*{ 
Mrs.  Lyon,  wife  of  James  Lyon  was  buried  June  9,  1812  (Rye  Ch.  R.). 

Children  of  James  and  Hannah    (Lockwood)    Lyon: 
♦423.     I.     Hannah;  b.  June  4,   1771;   d.  Aug.  1,   1858;  m.   Frederick  P.  Steven- 
son. 

424.  II.  Jabez;  b.  about  1774;  not  m. ;  d.  1811;  adm.  of  estate  to  bro. 
Thomas  July   20,    1811    (New   York  Probate  Rec). 

425.  III.  Mary;  b.  April  26,  1776;  not  m. ;  d.  June  8,  1844,  ae.  68  y.  1  m. 
12  d.;  buried  Byram  Point  (adm.  of  estate  to  brother  Stephen,  White  Plains, 
Sept.    20,    1844). 


86  THOMAS   LVON    OF    RYE 

•486.     IV.     Thomas;   b.   1778;   d.   July   4,    1846;   m.    Margaret  . 

427.  V.  Hezekiah  ["Kyer"];  b.  about  1780;  "cordwalner"  but  called 
"Captain"  and  d.  at  sea  May  21,  1853;  adm.  o{  est.  to  bro.  Stephen,  Oct.  4,  1853 
(New   York   Probate   Rec. ). 

428.  VI.  Stephen;  b.  Aug.  13,  1782;  unm. ;  a  merchant  In  New  Tork;  d. 
July  17,  1862;  bur.  Eastchester,  N.  Y. ;  will  dated  Aug.  11,  1854;  probated  Aug. 
22,    1862. 

428a.     VII.     Augustus;    b.    Jan.    19,    1789;    m.   ;    a   dau.    Susan  E.   m. 

Feb.    20,   1854,   William  Vooris  of  Nyack. 

•42».     VIII.     Martha;   b.    Oct.    7,    1799;    d.    Sept.    26,    1830;   m.    Thomas   Clark. 

185.  V.  60.  ROGER"*  LYON  [Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas*], 
e»<''<^-*-<>^  born  1736;  died  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  1824,  se.  88;  buried  in  Buxton 
r/-  3  -f  5  Cemetery,  Bedford.  He  was  a  private  in  the  Second  Regiment  of 
\-e-^ircn<>  Westchester  Co.   Militia,   Col.  Thomas   Thomas.     He  married  Phebe 

^  Lyon  (No.  92),  daughter  of  Jonathan  and  Elizabeth  (Mead)  Lyon,  born 

Dec.  16,  1736;   died  Jan.  7,  1817;   buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery. 

Children   of  Roger   and   Phebe    (Lyon)    Lyon: 
•430.     I.     James;   b.    Oct.    19,    1761;    d.    April    2,    1850;    m.    Martha   Banks. 
•431.     II.     Jonathan;  b.   Nov.    1,    1767;    d.   April   5.    1809;   m.   Ruth  Newman. 
•432.     III.     Elizabeth;   b.    Nov.    26,    1775;    d.   Nov.    8.    1843;   m.    David   Higgins. 

433.  IV.     Daughter;   m.   Sutton. 

186.  V.  60.  JUSTUS"  LYON  [Roger*,  John^  John%  Thomas*], 
born  King  St.,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  July  6,  1744;  died  Bedford,  N.  Y.  1815. 
Will  dated  Nov,  7,  1808;  probated  White  Plains,  Dec.  27,  1815;  exe- 
cutors, sons  Stephen,  John  and  William.  He  married  Sarah  Ferris, 
born  Oct.  19,  1746. 

Children   of  Justus  and   Sarah    (Ferris)    Lyon: 

434.  I.     Justus;  b.    May  19,    1765. 

436.  II.  Hannah;  b.  March  27,  1766;  d.  Oct.  25,  1838;  adm.  of  estate 
Nov.    4,    1863,    to   granddaughter   Mary   Hoff. 

436.  IIL  Sarah  [Sally];  b.  Oct.  24,  1769;  d.  Feb.  6,  1847;  m.  James 
Tyler;    (he  b.   Sept.   8,   1766;   d.   March   24,   1823);  res.   Bedford,   N.   Y. 

437.  IV.  Stephen;  b.  Jan.  1,  1772;  res.  Sing  Sing,  N.  Y.;  was  living  in 
Nov.    1808. 

■4 

•438.     V.     John;   b.    Sept.    20,    1779;    d.    Jan.    31,    1861;    m.    Catherine   Quereau. 
•439.     VI.     WlUiam;       b.     Aug.     3,     1783;       d.     April     14,     1840;       m.     Rachel 
Robertson. 

440.  VII.  Ferris;  b.  March  20,  1789;  res.  North  Castle,  N.  Y.;  adm.  of 
estate   Feb.    16,    1856. 

441.  VIII.  Betsey  Ferris;  b.  Jan.  2,  1791;  m.  Moses  Wakeman  Collyer; 
res.  Sing  Sing,  N.  Y. ;  a  son  John  I<yon  Collyer  m.  Mary  Forbes  Shandley  and 
had  a  daughter,  Charlotte  De  Koven  Collyer  D.  A.  R.,  who  became  the  wife  of 
Capt.   Julius   Jenks. 

188.  V.  60.  MAJOR  SAMUEL"  LYON  [Roger*,  John',  John% 
Thomas'],  born  May  14,  1747;    died  in  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Jan.  23,  1819; 


FIFTH   GENERATION  ^         ,  I       /      **        87  /) 

buried   on   the  Lyon  farm,   North   Castle.      His  tomb^eais  the   in- 
scription "In  memory  of  Major  Samuel  Lyon  who  departed  this  life 
January  23,  1819,  aged  71  yrs.  8  mo.  9  d."       His  will  was  dated  April 
7,  1818;   probated  White  Plains,  May  30,  1820;   executors,   sons  John     ^,^„»<,<_ 
Lyon,   Samuel   Lyon.      He   was   a   private   in   the   Second   Regiment  /j-^-ca,-**-*- 
Westchester  Co.  Militia,  Col.  Thomas  Thomas;  June  2,  1772,  was  com-  />     fV^-^ 
missioned  Major  of  Colonial  Troops;  Feb.  22,  1776,  commissioned  Major     ^ 
in  the  Continental  Army,  Westchester  Co.  Regiment.      His  commis- 
sion, with  other  interesting  heirlooms,  is  in  possession  of  Mr.  Johm       -^ 
Toddjof  Stamford,  Conn.      Samuel  Lyon  knew  General  Washington 
well.      He  had  charge  of  the  estates  of  John  Jay  at  Bedford,  while 
the  latter  was  in  Europe  on  diplomatic  missions.       He  married  first 
Mary,  daughter  of  Nehemiaht  and  Sarah   (Webb)   Lounsberry.      She 
was  bom  1747;  died  Jan.  17,  1793;  buried  on  the  farm.      He  married 
second,  Jan.  8,  1795,  at  Christ  Church,  Salem,  N.  Y.,  Elizabeth  Fleming; 
born  Jan.  10,  1767;  died  Feb.  13,  1855;  buried  in  Hill  cemetery,  Bed- 
ford; daughter  of  Dr.  Peter  and  Sarah  McDonald  Fleming. 

Children   of  Samuel  and  Mary   (Lounsberry)    Lyon: 
•442.     I.     John;   b.    April    11,    1770;    d.    April    3,    1820;    m.    Sally    Smith. 

443.  II.     Sarah;    m.    Dr.    Lyman    Cook;    res.    (1837)    Cortland,    Westchester 

Co..    N.    Y.,    rem.    to   Ohio. 

444.  III.     Mary;    m.    William    Reynolds;    removed    to    Indiana. 

•446.     IV.     Samuel;      b.    April    11,    1787;      d.    July    26,    1860;      m.    Rosalinda 
Fowler. 

189.     V.     60.     CAPTAIN  GILBERT"  LYON   [Roger',  John*,  John^ 
Thomas'],  born  King  St.  Rye,  N.  Y.,  1751;   died  Eastchester,  N.  Y.,  ^— 5^e, 
Sept.  12,  1819.      Will  dated  July  14,  1819;  probated  White  Plains,  Dec.    <)-r^-/- 
1,  1819,  (Lib.  I.  233);  executors,  sons  Gilbert  and  Garretson  Lyon.      He    'Vl^cf^.aX 
was  a  soldier  in  the  Revolution;   he  was  in  the  battle  of  Stillwater    C c*-^t::^ 
as   private;    First  Lieut.  Second  Regiment  Westchester  Co.   Militia; 

promoted  Captain  May  1778  to  April  1781.      He  married  Mary 

(possibly  Morgan  or  Wright);    born  1758;    died  Jan.  8,  1836,  in  78th 
year;  buried  at  Eastchester. 

Children    of   Gilbert    and   Mary    ( )    Lyon: 

446.  I.     William;    eldest   son. 

447.  II.     Deborah   Ann;    eldest    daughter. 

•448.     III.     Oarrettson;   b.    about    1795;    d.    1862;    m.    Hannah    A.    Carhart. 
449.     IV.     Gilbert;   D.    D.;    res.    Rochester,    N.    T. 


tNehemlah    Lounsberry,    son    of   Michael    and    Sarah    (Loclcwood)    Lounsberry, 
was  bom  Dec.    2,    1717;   he  married,   Feb.    8,    1744-5    Sarah  Webb. 


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88  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

450.  V.     Margaret   M. ;    m.    John   J.    Morris;    she   was   living    Dec.    13,    1869; 

they   had  a  son,   Gilbert  L,.    (b.    May   1818;   d.   Aug.    17,    1819). 

461.  XI.     Mary. 

45S.  VII.     Elizabeth. 

•463.  VIII.     David  W.;   b.    1791;    d.    Jan.    2.    1843;    m.    Martha  Shute. 

*454.  IX.     Jesse;   b.   Feb.   5,   1798;   d.   Dec.   25,   1879;   m.   Sarah  Ann  . 

466.  X.     Hannah;   b.   Aug.    1799;    d.   June  16,   1811. 

190.     V.     60.     JOHN^    LYON     [Roger*,     John',     John-,    Thomas'], 
born  King  St.,  Rye,  N.  Y.  about  1753;  died  about  1815;  administration 
"^        '        of  estate  granted  Jan.  30,  1816  to  his  son  Abraham  Lyon.       He  mar- 
ried Ruth  ,  born  1757;  died  March  9,  1837,  «.  80  y.   (Bedford 

Chh.  Record).      They  lived  in  North  Castle,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  John   and    Ruth    ( )    Lyon: 

466.     I.     Abraham;    and    perhaps    others. 

195.  V.  62.  JAMBS'*  LYON  [Jamesr  John',  John=.  Thomas'], 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Dec.  19,  1749;  died  before  the  date  of  his  father's 
will,  Feb.  24,  1804,  it  is  believed  in  1795.  He  married  April  12,  1774, 
Susanna  Marvin,  born  Aug.  13,  1753;  died  Sept.  13,  1834;   daughter  of 

Lewis  and  Martha   ( )   Marvint  of  Rye,  N.  Y.       She  married 

second  James  Green.  All  the  children  named  below,  except  David, 
are  mentioned  in  the  settling  of  the  estate  of  their  grandmother, 
Martha  Lyon,  April  30,  1807. 

Children    of   James   and   Susanna    (Marvin)    Lyon: 
•457.     I.     Lewis;   b.    Jan.    4,    1775;    d.    March   17,    1844. 

468.     IL     DaTld§;    b.    Sept.    22,    1776;    d.    before    1807. 
•459.     III.     James;   b.    May   2    (or   17),    1778;    d.    May   19,    1830;    m.    Catherine 
Ware. 

•460.     IV.     Samnel  Marvin;   b.    (or  bapt.    ?)   Aug.    23,    178«;   d.   about   1818. 

461.  V.  Nancy  Marvin;  twin  sister  of  Samuel;  d.  Aug.  13,  1861;  m.  before 
1807  Drake  Husted  of  Greenwich,  Conn.;  children:  1.  Joseph  Burtis,  b.  March  5, 
1807;  d.  May  4,  1873;  2.  Abraham  F.,  b.  June  2S.  1812;  d.  Sept.  4,  1834;  3.  Bet- 
sey  B.,    b.    Jan.    7,    1815:    d.    July    5,    1836. 

462.  VI.  Jarvls;  b.  July  24,  1783;  d.  1805  on  Brig  Perseverance;  adm.  of 
est.    Dec.    5.    180.^,    to   hro.    James    Lyon. 

•463.  VII.  8arah  [Sally];  b.  March  23.  1782;  d.  July  S,  1844;  m.  Daniel 
Merrltt. 

•464.  VIII.  Augrustus  [Gus  Lyon  of  Horseneck] ;  b.  Jan.  19,  1789;  d.  June 
10,   1861;  m.   Sarah  Amanda  Mills. 


I 


tLewis  Marvin,  a  Huguenot  of  Rye.  died  about  the  end  of  the  Revolution; 
his  wife  Martha,  died  Feb.  5,  1767  in  her  39th  year;  buried  near  Episcopal 
Church,   Rye,  N.   Y. 

JDavId,  James,  Samuel  and  Nancy,  "children  of  James  and  Susan  Lyon," 
were  baptized  Aug.    23,    1780,   at   St.    Johns   Church,    Greenwich. 


FIFTH   GENERATION  89 

486.     IX.     BUzabeth    Marvin;       b.     ;       m.     Captain    John    Burtis    of 

Detroit,   Mich. 

196.  V.  62.  SARAH^  LYON  (BANKS)  [JamesS  John',  John=, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Dec.  16,  1751  (date  given  also  Dec. 
21,  1750-1);  died  Dec.  23,  1817,  "ae.  67  y.  7  d.";  buried  at  Byram.      She 

married  James  Banks,  son  of  Joseph  and  Martha  ( )   Banks. 

He  was  born  Feb.  18,  1752  and  died  May  29,  1844,  ae.  92  y.  3  mo.  11  d.; 
buried  at  Byram,  will  dated  March  3,  1837;  proved  Stamford  June 
20,  1844. 

Children  of  James  and   Sarah    (Lyon)    Banks: 

466.  I.  Hannah;  b.  Jan.  12,  1773;  d.  June  29,  1804;  m.  Samuel  Pine; 
3   children. 

467.  II.  WlUiam;  b.  April  15,   1775;  d.  Aug.   1777. 

468.  III.  £lizabeth;  b.  June  25.  1777;  d.  March  27,  1869;  m.  Nathaniel 
Reynolds  (b.    Sept.    7,    1772;    d.   April    4,    1838). 

469.  IV.     Mary;   b.    April   5,    1779;    d.    Oct.,    1781. 

470.  V.     Sarah;    b.    March    2,    1781;    d.    May.    1781. 

471.  VI.  Catherine;  b.  Jan.  20,  17  83;  d.  Nov.  29,  1863;  m.  Lockwood 
Reynolds. 

472.  VII.  Ann  f Nancy") ;  b.  July  3.  1785:  d.  Aug.  31,  1823;  m.  Daniel 
Coley. 

473.  VIII.     Phebe;   b.   Aug.    31.    1787;    d.    Jan.    1793. 

474.  IX.     Jiieob;    b.    .Ian.     12.    1790:    d.    Nov.    29.    1794. 

197.  V.  62.  DAVID''  LYON  [James*,  John',  John=,  Thomas'], 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  July  19,  1754;  died  before  1824.  He  married 
Sophia  Merritt. 

Children   of   David    and    Sophia    (Merritt)    Lyon: 
476.     I.     David. 

476.  II.     Benjamin;    (probably    m.    Nancy    Lowers). 

477.  III.     Pmella;   m.    Benjamin   Peck;    a   son   James  m.    Mary   Holmes. 
♦478.     IV.     Martha;    b.    1785;    d.    1850;    m.    Capt.    Michael    Clear. 

479.     V.     Amy. 
*480.     VI.     Betsey;    m.   Roderman. 

481.  VII.     Woolsey;    lost    at    sea. 

482.  Vin.  Merritt;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Abe  and  Lib.  Merritt;  res. 
New    York. 

198.  V.     62.     DANIEL"   LYON    [James*,   John'.   John=,   Thomas'],    ^ 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Dec.  20,  1756;  died  Aug.  29,  1817,  "ae.  63"  (?);    ^-"^^^ 
buried  at  Byram,  will  dated  Aug.  16,  1817;  probated  Stamford  Sept.  5,  Q^-y-^  ^'^-^ 
1817;    executors  sons-in-law,  Henry  S.  Brooks  and  John  Horton.     He 
married  before  Aug.  16,  1775,  Elizabeth  Sherwood,  born  Nov.  22,  1759;  '    ^    ^c 
died  March  14,  1790;  buried  at  Byram;  daughter  of  Jabez  and  Hannah      tL^^j 


W  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

(DiBbrow)  Sherwood. J  They  occupied  the  homestead  on  Powder  Hill, 
Greenwich,  Conn. 

Children    of    Daniel   and    Elizabeth    (Sherwood)    Lyon: 
•«n.    I.     Hannah;  b.  Dec.   26,   1776;  d.  May  4.  1861;  m.   Daniel  Merritt. 
•484.     n.     I/evinia;  b.  March  15,   1780;  d.  Oct.  28.  1865;  m.   Henry  S.  Brooks.     ^^ 
*485.     III.     Mizabeth;    d.    before   1817;    m.    Abraham    Banks    (No.    317). 

486.  IV.     Loretta;   b.    1786;    m.    before   1817    John   Horton    of  White   Plains. 

200.  V.  62.  ELIZABETH"  LYON  (MERRITT)  [James*,  John*, 
John^  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  10,  1762;  died  before  1824. 
Jan.  20,  1837,  request  for  adm.  of  estate  to  Daniel  Merritt;  March  6, 
1838,  adm.  granted  to  Samuel  Close  and  William  Strong.  She  mar- 
ried Aug.   24,  1783,  Abraham  Merritt,   son  of  Solomon  and  

(Lyon)  Merritt  (records  2nd.  Cong'l.  Chh.,  Greenwich).  He  died 
about  1832;  adm.  of  estate  granted  April  26,  1832  to  William  A  Merritt 
of  New  York. 

Children    of    Abraham    and    Elisabeth    (Lyon)    Merritt: 

487.  I.  Abraham;  b.  1785;  d.  Dec.  20,  1860,  ae.  75  y.;  m.  Abigail  New- 
man   (b.    1790;    d.    May   25,    1864). 

488.  II.  Elizabeth;  b.  July  26,  1787;  d.  Feb.  26,  1851;  m.  1st,  Merritt 
Lyon   (No.   482);   m.   2nd,  Joseph  Bloomfield. 

489.  III.     Benjamin;   b.    July   12,    179«;    d.    Oct.    6,    1865;   m.    Maria   Palmer. 
480.     IV.     James. 

491.     V.     Sarah. 

499.     VI.     Daniel;   living  In   1837. 

493.  VII.  Phebe;  b.  Aug.  2»,  1802;  d.  April  9,  1882;  m.  Ist  Tyler  Mead; 
m.    2nd  Walter   Travis    (b.    1802;    d   May   23,    1884). 

494.  VIII.     Mary;   m.   Crawford. 

49B.     IX.     Hattie. 

201.  V.  62.  BENJAMIN  WOOLSEY"  LYON  [James*,  John*, 
John^  Thomas'],  bom  Greenwich,  April  15,  1764;  died  in  1810.  Will 
dated  July  6,  1810;  probated  Stamford  Sept.  4,  1810;  executrix  named, 
wife  Phebe;  she  declined  and  James  Lyon  and  W.  H.  Husted  were 
appointed.  He  married  Feb.  5,  1787,  Phebe  Merritt  bom  July  22, 
1768;  died  March  31,  1855;  buried  at  Byram  Point;  daughter  of  Thomas 
and  Amy  (Purdy)  Merritt. 


tJabez  Sherwood,  bom  Dec.  28,  1719;  will  dated  Aug.  16,  1776;  married 
July  9,  1739  Hannah  Dlsbrow  (born  March  22,  1718 — 9,  was  living  In  177B). 
Children:  1.  Rebecca,  b.  March  5,  1739 — 40;  2.  Both,  b.  Oct.  6,  1741;  3.  Hannab, 
b.  Jan.  9,  1743 — 4;  4.  Mary,  b.  April  24,  1746;  5.  Jabez,  b.  Aug.  15,  1748;  d. 
Aug  18,  1814;  6.  Susanna,  b.  April  18,  1762;  7.  Daniel,  b.  Feb.  21,  175S;  d.  June 
1826;  8.  Bllxabeih,  b.  Nov.   22,   1769;  m.  Daniel  Lyon   (above). 


FIFTH  GENERATION  91 

Children  of  Benjamin  W.  and  Phebe  (Merrltt)  Lyon  (all  mentioned  In  th« 
father's  will): 

•4M.  I.  Msry;  b.  Feb.  19.  1789;  d.  Sept.  22,  1876;  m.  before  1810  W.  H. 
Husted. 

•497.  II.  Benjamin   WoolBey;    b.    1794;    d.    1826;    m.    Deborah    Reynolds. 

•498.  III.     James;   b.   Nov.    13,   1795;   d.   Feb.   8,   1884;  m.   Mary  Peck. 

•499.  IV.  Daniel;   b.    May   28,    1798;    d.   Jan.    10,    1886;   m.   Ann   Eliza   Davis. 

•600.  V.  Thomas   M. ;    b.    1803;    d.    July   9,    1860;   m.    Sarah   Backus. 

601.  VI.  Sarah;    unmarried   in    1810. 

204.  V.  63.  JOHN"  LYON  [Gilbert*,  John',  John=,  Thomas'], 
born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Dec.  4,  1765;  died  New  Yorli  City  Dec.  1837. 
Administration  of  estate  granted  Jan.  5,  1838  to  William  Peck,  at 
New  York.  He  lived  on  what  is  now  the  old  Post  Road  that  runs  to 
the  right  hand  at  the  top  of  Byram   Hill.      He  married  Jan.   1788, 

Mary  Merritt,  daughter  of  Solomon  and (Lyon)  Merritt.    She 

died  before  1838. 

Children   of  John   and   Mary    (Merritt)    I^yon: 

802.  I.  Elizabeth;  b.  1788;  d.  May  28,  1881,  ae.  98  y.;  m.  Thomas 
Chappell. 

•503.     II.     Daniel;    res.    New    York    City;    d.    May    1837. 

504.  III.  John;  a  policeman  in  New  York  City;  married  and  had:  1. 
John;    2.    Aa^astas;    3.    Holly. 

•605.     IV.     Mary;   m.   William   H.    Peck   of   Grenwlch. 

606.  V.  Thomas  M.;  d.  Norwalk  June  10,  1863;  m.  Oct.  29,  183S  Mehit- 
able  Peck. 

607.  VI.    Abraham. 

205.  V.  63.  DANIEL"  LYON  [Gilbert*,  John^  John%  Thomas'],  p^f^^i.^^ 
bom  Greenwich,  Dec.  4,  1765;  died  about  1855.  He  lived  on  the  Byram  cj>c-<^'^ 
Shore  road,  just  southeast  of  Byram  Bridge  in  a  "stone  end."  He  f-t-z-ht. 
married  ^Hzabeth   Sherwood   born   about  1767;    died  1870,   aged   103,  -^,  'Vt^-K^ 

In  Pennsylvania;   daughter  of  Jabez  and  Eliza  ( )   Sherwood.  '^'C^-'^^^^S<- 

(In  1856  she  lived  in  New  York  City,  cor  Stanton  and  Suffolk  Sts.).       '^^^'XlJi  %J> 

Children    of   Daniel    and    Elizabeth    (Sherwood)    Lyon:  t 

*508.     I.     Floyd;    b.    Dec.    3,    1790;    m.    1st    Sarah    Mead;    m.    2nd    Laura    J. 

Reynolds. 

•609.     II.     Mary;  m.    William   Robblns. 

•610.     III.     Charlotte;  b.    Oct.    21,    1800;   d.    Dec.    26,   1865;   m.   C^pt.   William 

Robinson. 

206.  V.  63.  PHEBE"  LYON  (SEIAMAN)  (WHEAT)  [Gilbert*, 
John",  John^  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  10,  1771.  She 
married  first  May  18,  1788  Isaac,  son  of  Israel  Seaman  of  Rye,  N.  Y. 

(Rec.  2nd.  Cong"!  Chh.    GreenwichL     He  was  born  in  1768  Mid  died  / 


92  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

April  14,  1805,  ae.  37  y.      She  married  second  Major  Solomon  Wheat. 

Children   of  Isaac   and  Phebe    (Lyon)    Seaman: 

611.     I.     Mary;  b.    March   1789;   m.   1811,   Capt.   Thomas  Wright. 

512.     II.     James;  b.  June   21.   1791. 

613.  III.     Bebecca;   b.    1793;   m.   Capt.   Jarvis   Martin,    son   of  Isaac  Martin. 

614.  IV.     Henry;   b.    April    5,    1796. 

616.  V.     Phebe;   b.    June   14,    1798. 
516.     VI.     Jane;   b.    Feb.    4,    1801. 

617.  VII.     Isaac;   b.   April   18,   1803. 

216.  V.  72.  PHEBE''  LYON  (GUION)  [ThomasS  Thomas', 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.  May  3,  1753;  named  probably  for 
her  grandmother,  Phebe  (Vowles)  Lyon;  died  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  11, 
1819,  ae.  66  y.  7m.  8  d.;  buried  St.  Matthews  Churchyard,  Bedford. 
She  received  by  will  of  her  maternal  grandfather,  Thomas  Marsh  of 
Harrison's  Purchase,  a  bequest  of  £100;  will  dated  April  14,  1770; 
probated  Oct.  3,  1770.  She  married  Jonathan  Guion  born  Jan.  28, 
1749;  died  Aug.  28,  1835;  buried  St.  Matthews  Churchyard;  son  of 
John  and  Anna  (Hart)  Guion. 

Children   of   Jonathan   and   Phebe    (Lyon)    Guion: 

618.  I.     Annie;  b.  Dec.   2,   1774. 

61».     II.     James;    b.    Sept.    20,    1777;    d.    Feb.    7,    1861;    m.    Tabltha  

(d.  Nov.    5,   1872,   ae.   79). 

620.  IIL     Sarab;   b.    Sept.    28,    1779. 

621.  IV.     Mary;   b.   Aug.    23.    1782. 

622.  V.     Thomas;   b.   Aug.    11,    1786. 

623.  VL  Phebe;  b.  April  24,  1789;  d.  Jan.  29,  1849;  m.  Thomas  Read  of 
Ireland    (b.   July,    1794;   d.   Jan.    14,    1859). 

624.  VII.     Hetty;   b.    June    10,    1791;    m.    Oct.    30,    1821,    Reuben    Green. 

526.  Vin.     Alvah;  b.    Oct.    21,    1795;    d.    Nov.    5,    1872. 

217.  V.  72.  SAMUEL^  LYON  [Thomas*,  Thomas',  Thomas^ 
Thomas*],  born  King  St.  Rye,  June  5,  1760;  baptized  at  St.  Johns 
Church,  Dec.  9,  1760;  died  Sept.  21,  1849;  buried  in  Union  cemetery  at 
Rye.  He  married  March  26,  1786,  Elizabeth  Lyon  (No.  146),  born  Aug. 
19,  1762;  died  April  17,  1858;  buried  at  Rye;  daughter  of  Gilbert  and 
Jane  (Kniffen)  Lyon  (No.  39). 

Children   of   Samuel    and   Elizabeth    (Lyon)    Lyon: 
♦626.     I.     Thomas;   b.    1792;   d.   March   21,    1873;   m.   Mary  Tottem. 

527.  II.     Anna;  b.  April  18,   1794;  d.  Feb.   12,   1846. 

628.  III.     Alpheus;    b.    1779;    rem.    to    Tennessee. 

629.  IV.     Mary;   b.    Aug.    10,    1799;    d.    Jan.    19,    1891;    unm. 
530.     V.     Jane   E.;    b.    June    19,    1804;    d.    Aug.    10,    1829;    unm. 


FIFTH   GENERATION  93 

218.  V.  72.  THOMAS'  LYON  [Thomas*,  Thomas^  Thomas=', 
Thomas'],  born  King  St.,  Rye.  March  5,  1770;  died  Oct.  6,  1803;  bur- 
ied in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye.  Will  dated  Sept.  14,  1803;  probated 
White  Plains,  Nov.  30,  1803;  executor  Nehemiah  Willson  (Lib.  F.,  9). 
He  married  in  Grace  Church,  Rye,  April  10,  1791,  Levinia,  sister  of 
Jonathan  Sniffin. 

Son    of    Thomas    and    Levinia    (Sniffin)    Lyon: 

*S31.  I.  Jonathan;  b.  Jan.  13,  1792;  d.  Feb.  29,  1820;  m.  Olivia  Lyon 
(No.    366). 

219.  V.  72.  SARAH'  LYON  (PINE)  [Thomas*,  Thomas',  Thom- 
as', Thomas'),  born  Rye,  N.  Y.  July  15,  1771;  died  Sept.  9,  1834;  buried 
at  Eastchester.  She  married  James  Pine,  born  Nov.  15,  1768;  d.  Sept. 
18,  1838,  ae.  69  y.  10  m.  3  d.;   buried  at  Eastchester. 

Children  of  James  and  Sarah    (Lyon)   Fine: 

632.     I.     Jane;  b.    March   11,    1807;    d.    Oct.    9,    1845,    ae.    38   y.    6   m.    28   d. 

533.     II.      Deborah  Ann;  b.   May  5,   1804;  d.  Sept.    8.  1829,  ae.    25  y.   4  m.    3  d. 

232.  V.  76.  SARAH'  LYON  (HALSTED)  [Andrew*,  Thomas', 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  bom  King  St.,  Rye,  N.  Y.  Aug.  17,  1760;  bap- 
tized I>ec.  9,  1760  in  St.  Johns  Church,  Greenwich;  died  Feb.  24,  1802. 
She  married  Feb.  10,  1784  Ezekiel  Halsted,  born  Feb.  6,  1761;  died 
Aug.  18,  1829,  ae.  68  y.  6  m.  13  d.;  buried  Blind  Brook  Cemetery; 
son  of  Ezekiel  and  Abigail  (Theall)  Halsted  of  Rye. 

CJhlldren   of   Ezekiel   and    Sarah    (Lyon)    Halsted: 

634.  I.  Andrew  L,yon;  b.  Dec.  15,  1784;  d.  Nov.  24,  1866;  m.  1st  April  S. 
1809,    Lavinia   Horton;    m.    2nd   May    13,    1812,    Frances   Miller. 

635.  n.  Bceklel;  b.  Aug.  13,  1787;  d.  Aug.  26,  1828;  m.  Nov.  23,  18*8, 
Anne    Griffin. 

636.  in.  Sarah;  b.  Aug.  21.  1789;  d.  Sept.  20,  1816;  m.  Nov.  22,  1808. 
Joseph  H.   Horton. 

637.  rv.     Mary;   b.    July   4,    1791;   m.   Jan.    3,    1815,    Elijah   M.    Davis. 

638.  V.  UnderhUI;  b.  Jan.  3,  1794;  d.  Dec.  5.  1884;  m.  April  28,  1&18, 
Ann  Barker. 

639.  VL  Blisha;  b.  Feb.  13,  1796;  d.  April  30,  1853;  m.  April  28,  1824. 
Harriet   Purdy. 

640.  VII.     WilUam  Henry;  b.  Aug.  21,  1799;  m.  Nov.  12,  1823,  Sarah  Barker. 
541.     Vni.     Jane    Eliza;    b.    July    29,    1801;    d.    Sept.     16,    1870;    m.    Feb.    8, 

1826,    Joseph    Miller. 

233.  V.     76.     UNDERHILL'  LYON   [Andrew*,  Thomas^  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.  1763;  died  May  24,  1795,  in  his  32nd  year; 
buried  in  Blind  Brook  cemetery.     He  lived  in  the  house  next  to  the  ^  ^  (  -ti 
bridge  on  the   west  side  of  the  Byram   River.     He  married  Jan.   4, 


C t-A^S  t^ 


*»  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

1787  Mary  (Polly)  Halsted,  daughter  of  Ezekiel  and  Abigail  (Theall) 
Halsted  (Rec.  2nd.  Cong'I  Chh.,  Greenwich).  She  died  at  East  Had- 
dam.  Conn.  April  5,  1843;  adm.  of  estate  granted  May  17,  1843  to 
Isaac  B.  Parsons. 

Children  of  Underbill  and  Mary   (Halsted)    Lyon: 
*54S.     I.     Harriet    Halsted;    d.    before    1823;    m.    Hezeklah    Belden. 
•643.     II.     Sarah  Bndd;   d.    Aug.    21,    1868;   m.    Rev.   Isaac   Parsons. 
544.     III.     £Uza  Jane;  b  March  5,  1792;   d.   Dec.   7,   1840;  m.   David  N.  Lord, 
■on  of  Nathan  and  Mary   (Nevens)   Lord  of  Norwich  and  Franklin,   Conn,    (he  b. 
March    17,    1794;    d.    July   14,   1880). 

546.     IV.     Mary  UnderhlU;   b.    1794;    d.    1816. 

235.  V.  76.  MARY'  LYON  (BUSH)  [Andrew*,  Thomas',  Thom- 
as', Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.,  date  not  ascertained.  She  married 
first,  Nov.  26,  1780,  Capt.  Abraham  Bush  (No.  207)  born  1751;  died 
Sept.  26,  1785;  son  of  Abraham  and  Ruth  (Lyon)  Bush.  He  was  cast 
away  and  drowned  with  his  crew,  five  souls  in  all,  in  a  violent  hurri- 
cane off  the  coast  of  North  Carolina.  She  married  second  Newberry 
Davenport. 

Children  of  Abraham   and   Mary   (Lyon)   Bush: 

646.  I.     William;   b.   June   17.    1781;   d.   Dec.    24,   1856;   m.   Ellsa  Davenport; 

(4   sons,   Andrew   L.,    William    L..    H.    Hobart  and   Newberry   D..    and   5   dau.). 

647.  II.     SaUy  Lyon. 
548.     III.     Rebecca. 

238.  V.  78.  JESSE'  LYONS  [Samuel*,  Samuel',  Thomas%  Thom- 
C^^x-^  as'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  20,  1767;  died  May  15,  1835;  buried  in  Bap- 
i-Q  "^  */  ^  tist  cemetery,  Lattingtown,  Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  married  Phebe, 
^^ ^ "j^-daLXighteT  of  Richard  and  Hannah   (Lockwood)  Woolsey. 

Children   of   Jesse   and    Phebe    (Woolses')    Lyons    pnote    the    final    "a"'\ : 

548a.  I.  Mary. 

.548b.  II.     Phebe;    d.    in    infancy. 

548c.  IIT.     Delilah. 

548d.  IV.     Samuel;  removed  to  Michigan. 

548e.  V.     Buth;    m.    1st    Charles   John;    m.    2nd    Philip    Rutters. 

348f.  VI.     Tamar. 

548g:.  VII.     Sarah;   d.   in   Infancy. 

584h.  VIII.     £llza;  m.   John  Rutters  of  Philadelphia,   Pa. 

6481.  IX.     Jesse;   b.    Oct.    20,    1820;    d.    Aug.    6.    1893. 

239.  V.  78.  ELIZABETH'  LYON  (PARK)  [Samuel*,  Samuel*, 
Thomas*,  Thomas*],  bom  Rye,  N.  Y.,  date  not  ascertained  (not  far  from 
1760);  she  was  living  in  1805.    She  married  Roger  Park  born  July  11, 


FIFTH  GENERATION  9i 

1754;  died  Aug.  25,  1838,  ae.  85;  buried  at  Milton,  N.  T.;  son  of  Thomas 
and  Martha  (Carpenter)  Park. 

Children   of  Roger  and   Elizabeth    (Lyon)    Park: 

549.     I.     Sophia;  d.  young. 

650.     11.     Phebe;   b.    Feb.    IS,    17S6;   d.    young. 

661.     III.     Samuel;   b.    Nov.    28,    1789;    d.   April   11,    1816. 

558.     IV.     Thomas;    b.    April    30,    1791;    d.    Oct.    30,    1817. 

55S.     V.     Timothy;   b.   Aug.   3,    1793;   d.   Feb.   17,   1817. 

(The    children    all   baptized    Jan.    2,    1805,    In    Grace    church.    Rye). 

242.  V.  80.  NEHEMIAH"  LYON  [Nehemiah,*  Samuel,"  Thomas,' 
Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  18,  1759;  died  New  York  City  April 
13,  1816.  Like  his  father  he  was  a  shipwright.  Will  dated  April  3, 
1816;  probated  New  York  May  8,  1816;  executors,  wife  Elizabeth, 
friends  Richard  Morrell  and  Abel  Wooster.  See  note  19  in  appendix. 
He  married  first  Martha (probably  Purdy)  and  second  Eliza- 
beth   ,  who  died  Oct.  27,  1817. 

Children   of  Nehemiah   and   Martha    ( )    Lyon: 

.654.     I.     WUIiam;    b.    Dec.    6.    1791;    d.    young. 

666.     II.     Abraham;    b.    Dec.    1793. 

66«.  III.  Nehemiah:  b.  Sept.  1794;  d.  Aug.  4,  1828;  m.  June  SO,  1820, 
Sally  Crowell. 

*557.  IV.  Samuel  Morrell;  b.  July  3,  1796;  d.  June  4,  1830;  m.  Charlotte 
Osborn. 

558.     V.     Andrew;    b.    1797. 

.559.  VI.  Elizabeth  Ann;  b.  March  22.  1798;  d.  Sept.  26.  1824;  m.  Jan. 
31,   1819,   Jonathan   M.   Hlggins. 

660.     VII.     Sarah;  b.   June  7,    1800;   m.  Feb.   9,   1819,  William  Lewis  Rogers. 

Children    of    Nehemiah    and    Elizabeth    ( )    Lyon,    (all    mentioned    in 

his  will): 

561.     VIII.     I/eah;   b.   May   25.   18»3;   d.  June   29,   1825. 

66«.     IX.     WiUiam;   b.   Dec,    5,   1805;   d.   Aug.    17.   1820. 

604.     XI.     Easter;   b.   March   17,    1810;   d.   Jan.    27,    1828. 

663.     X.     Martha;   b.    April    29,    1808. 

243.  V.  82.  SARAH"  LYON  (PARK)  [Benjamin*.  Samuel', 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  March  10,  1760;  died  Oct.  1,  1817;  buried  at 
Milton,  Rye.  She  married  about  1795,  Roger  Park,  born  July  11,  1754; 
died  Aug.  25,  1838;  buried  at  Milton,  Rye;  son  of  Thomas  and  Martha 
(Carpenter)   Park. 

Son    of   Roger   and    Sarah    (Lyon)    Park: 

665.  I.  Knapp;  m.  Elizabeth  Wilson  (b.  Sept.  1796;  d.  Dec.  18.  1856);  they 
had  a   dau.   Dorcas. 

244.  V.     82.     ALVIN"      LYON      [Benjamin*,      Samuel',      Thomas', 


96  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Thomas'],  born  Dec.  2,  1762;  died  at  Kitohawan,  Westchester  Co.,  N. 
Y.,  Sept.  13,  1841.  He  was  a  private  in  the  Third  Regiment  West- 
chester Co.  Militia,  Col.  Pierre  Van  Courtlandt,  and  served  in  the 
Revolutionary  War.  He  married  Mary  Ascough,  daughter  of  William 
Ascough,  of  White  Plains.    She  died  Jan.  14,  1820;  buried  at  Kitchawan. 

Children   of  Alvan  and   Mary    (Aacough)    Lyon: 

•699.  I.     WlUUm;   b.   March   25,   1785;   d.   Dec.   2,   1862;   m.    MlUle   Hunter. 

•S67.  II.     Samael;   b  June  23,    1789;   d.   July  9,    1874;  m.   Hannah  Dickinson. 

•668.  III.     Hannah;  b.  Aug.   10,   1791;  d.  April  7,   1873;  m.   Isaiah  Flewellyn. 

•B«».  IV.     Benjamin;    b.    ;    d.    Feb.     7,     1869;    m.     Mary    Wright. 

•570.  V.     David  C;  b.  Dec.   4,  1806;  d.  Aug.  3,   1883;  m.   Hannah  B.   Sutton. 

•671.  VI.     Rachel;    b.    1807;    d.    1882;    m.    James   Conklin. 

•672.  VII.     Alvan;  b.  April  19,   1813;  d.   March  23,   1878;  m.  Sarah  Huyler. 

678.  VIII.      ?  Caleb;  d.  Aug.   21,   1818. 

245.  V.  82.  SAMUEL"  LYON  [Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  born  Jan.  7,  1764;  died  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  27,  1856;  ae.  92 
y.  0  mo.  20  d.;  buried  in  St.  Johns  cemetery.  Will  dated  May  1,  1849; 
probated  White  Plains,  July  22,  1859;  executors,  sons  Ebenezer  and 
William  Lyon.  Samuel  was  private  in  the  Third  Regiment  Westchester 
Co.  Militia,  Col.  Pierre  Van  Cortlandt;  burial  notice  in  newspaper 
says  "a  soldier  in  the  Revolution,"  He  married  Sarah  Ascough,  daugh- 
ter of  William  and  Mary  Ann  (Haines)  Ascough  of  White  Plains; 
married  by  Elder  Smith,  Baptist  Minister  at  Harrison.  She  was  born 
July  20,  1772  and  died  Oct.  4,  1826;  buried  St.  John's  cemetery. 

Children    of   Samuel    and   Sarah    (Ascough)    Lyon: 
674.     I.     £benezer;  b.    Sept.   5,    1791;    d.   July   15,    1875. 

676.     II.     WUIiam   Ascough;   b.    March   30,    1795;    d.   Aug.    23,    1872;    adm.    of 
est.  Jan.   31,   1879   to  Mary  Archibald. 

676.  III.     Mary   Ann;    b.    March    19,    1797;    d.    June    18,    1878;    win   probated 
1878,   Brooklyn,   mentions   all   her  family;   i».-    ■■  — -~ — WafdelT    fn.x'^'k    'Vt-v    .     /C. 

677.  IV.     Hyatt;   b.   Aug.    23,    1800;   d.    Oct.   31,    1825;    adm.    of  est.   ApHl   1, 
1839  to  bro.   John   M.   Lyon. 

•578.     V.     John   Merritt;    b.    Aug.    9,    1803:    d.    Sept.     7,    1846;    m.    Sarah    Jane 
Garrison. 

246.  V.  82.  MARY"  LYON  (GEDNBY)  [Benjamin*,  Samuel', 
Thomas*,  Thomas'],  born  July  27,  1766,  died  June  6,  1834;  buried  at 
Greenborough  Dutch  Ref.  Chh.,  Elmsford,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y. 
She  married  John   Gedney  of  White  Plains,   son  of  John   and  Mary 

( )  Gedney.    He  was  born  March  16,  1761;  died  Dec.  28,  1841; 

buried  at  White  Plains;  will  dated  Feb.  20,  1840;  probated  Feb.  25, 
1841,  at  White  Plains.  John  Gedney  Sr.,  died  Oct.  3,  1766,  ae.  71; 
Mary  his  wife  died  Jan.  5,  1772,  ae.  75  y.  12  m.  0  d.  (G.  R.). 


FIFTH  GENERATION  97 

Children   of   John   and   Mary    (Lyon)    Gedney: 

879.     I.     Margaret;  b.  May  17,   1786;  d.  Feb.   27,1829;  m.  May  27,   1806,  Peter 
Cornell    [Crowell]. 

680.  II.     Hester    [Esther];   b.   Jan.    24,    1788;   d.   March   1,    1872;   m.    Sept.    8, 
1807,  Anthony  Martlne. 

681.  III.     Elizabeth;   b.   Nov.    2,   1791;   d.   Sept.    22,   1821.   unm. 
MS.     IV.     Abigail;   m.   Tompkins. 

B83.  V.     Dorothy;   unm. 

684.  VI.     Charlotte;   m.    Edward   Billington,    of   New   York. 

685.  VII.     Phebe;    m.    Jan.    2,    1822    George   Wlldey. 

686.  VIII.     Mary;  m.    Charles   L,.    Whiting. 

687.  IX.     Bartholomew;    b.    April    23,    1802;    d.    May    5,    1897;    m.    Ann    Eliza 
Hunt. 

588.     X.     Elijah    L.von. 

688.a     XI.     Jolin    Benjamin;     m.     Anna    McFarquhar. 

248.  V.  82.  ELIJAH  B.'  LYON  [Benjamin*,  Samuel',  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  Feb.  19,  1771;  died  Nov.  25,  1827;  ae.  56y.  9  m.  6  d.; 
buried  Baptist  Cemetery  on  Cross  road  King  St.  to  Glenville.  He  lived 
in  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  He  married,  April  19,  1804,  in  Episcopal 
Church,  Rye,  Sarah  Lyon,  (No.  349)  daughter  of  Joshua  and  Elizabeth 
(Purdy)  Lyon.  She  was  born  Jan.  25,  1781  and  died  March  13,  1830; 
ae.  49  y.  1  m.  19  d.,  buried  Baptist  Cemetery. 

Children   of  Elijah  B.   and  Sarah    (Lyon)    Lyon: 

689.  I.     Julia  Ann;   b.   Aug.    17,    1805;    d.    March   22,    1892. 

690.  II.     Mary  Eliza;   b.   Aug.    16,    18«7;    d.   Feb.   1812. 

691.  III.     Clement;    b.    Feb.    5.    1810;    d.    Jan.    8,    1812. 

692.  rv.     WiUiam  Clement;   b.    May    12,    1812;   d.    Feb.    20.    1890. 

693.  V.     Rebecca;  b.  Aug  13,   1815;  d.  Feb.   12,   1826;   m.  Alvah  A.   Lyon(No. 
834). 

694.  VI.     Elijah   B;   Jr..    b.    Sept.    5,    1817;    d.   Dec.    13,    1861;    unm. 

695.  VII.     Joshua  John;    b.    Sept.    20,    1820;    d.    young. 

250.  V.  82.  NICHOLAS  B.=  LYON  [Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  April  4,  1773;  died  at  42  Catherine  St.,  New  York 
City  July  25,  1839;  ae.  66  y.  Administration  of  estate  granted  July 
29,  1839  to  son  Robert  Lyon.  July  27,  1810  he  was  recorded  as  mer- 
chant, formerly  cooper;  1834  was  Street  Inspector  of  New  York  City; 
salary  $720  per  annum.     He  married   Rachel  . 

Children  of  Nicholas  B.  and  Rachel   ( )   Lyon: 

596.     I.     Armenia!;    m.    Richard    Kain;    d.    Jan.    1,    1824. 
697.     IL     Robert;    d.    after   1839. 


JN.   T.   Evening  Post  has  notice;   "Died,  Jan.   1,   1824,   Armenia,   wife  of  Rich- 
ard   Kain    (Hart    &    Kain)    and    daughter   of   Nicholas   B.    Lyon." 
(7) 


98  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

252.  V.  82.  ANNA'  LYON  (GUION)  [BenjaminS  Samuel*. 
Thomas=,  Thomas'],  born  April  23,  1778;  died  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  1833; 
buried  in  Presbyterian  Churchyard.  She  married  Sept.  14,  1797, 
Monmouth  Hart  Guion,  son  of  John  and  Anna  (Hart)  Guion.  He  was 
born.  Oct.  8,  1771  and  died  Oct.  15,  1833,  in  63rd  y.;  buried  in  Presby- 
terian churchyard,  White  Plains.  They  lived  at  60  Division  St.,  N.  Y. 
City.  His  will  dated  Oct.  8,  1833;  probated  New  York  Oct.  30,  1833; 
executors  wife  Anna,  son  Benjamin  L.  Guion,  son-in-law  Thomas  Hunt. 

Children  oif  Monmouth  H.   and  Anna   (Lyon)    Guion: 

698.  I.  Harriet;  b.  1797;  d.  Dec.  23,  1883;  m.  Thomas  Hunt  (b.  1798;  d. 
July   12,   1882). 

609.  II.     Bachel   Ann;    m.    James   S.    Bull. 

600.  III.     Sarah    P.;    unm 

601.  IV.     Beajamin  Lyon. 

602.  V.     Mary   H;   b.    1814;    d.    1827;    unm. 

256,  V.  84.  ABRAHAM^  LYON  [MonmouthS  Samuel',  Thomas^, 
Thomas'],  bom  Rye,  N.  Y.,  June  15,  1768;  died  North  Salem,  N.  Y., 
Jan.  17,  1834.  He  married  Feb,  6,  1792,  Sarah  Underbill,  daughter  of 
Benjamint  and  Elizabeth  (Bennett)  Underbill  of  Scarsdale,  N.  Y.  She 
was  born  Jan.  30,  1772  and  died  Aug.  11,  1832. 

Children    of    Abraham    and    Sarah    (Underbill)    Lyon: 

603.  I.     Phebe;   b.    Nov.    16,    1792;    d.    Sept.    23,    1834. 

•604.  II.     Eliza  Ann;   b.    Dec.    24,    1793;   d.   Feb.   8,   1870;  m.   Nathan  Lobdell. 

60.5.  III.     Monmouth;    b.     Dec.     IS,     1795. 

•60(8.  IV.     Deborah;  b.   March  16,   1798;   d.    Aug.    24,   1840;   m.    Harvey  Rigga. 

(507.  V.      David;   b.    May   30.    1800;   d.    Dec.    9.    18  80. 

608.  VI.      Benjamin    i;.;    b.    Feb.    12,    1803;    d.    Sept.    7,    1805. 

•609.  VII.     Isaac  B.;  b,  Dec.  12,   1805;  d.  Sept.  29,  1830;  m.  Mary  Banks. 

610.  VIII.      Hiram;   b.    May    28,    1808;    d.    Aug.    13,    1832. 

•611.  IX.  Abraham  Underhill;  b.  Aug.  6,  1809;  d.  Sept.  24,  1878;  m.  Ist. 
Mary   E.    Rogers;   m.    2nd.    Eliza  J.    Reynolds. 

612.  X.     Augrustus;   b.    Sept.    11,    1810. 

613.  XI.     Samuel;   b.    March    10,    1813;    d.   Aug.    10.    1832. 


tBenjamin,  son  of  John  and  Elizabeth  Bowne  Underhill,  was  born  March  10, 
1747  and  died  Sept.  22,  1818;  res.  VV^hite  Plains,  N.  Y.  His  wife  Elizabeth  Ben- 
nett was  born  July  11,  1747;  died  Dec.  24,  1838.  Children:  I.  John;  b.  March 
20,  1770;  m.  Esther  Pell;  2.  Sarah;  b.  Jan.  30,  1772;  m.  Abraham  Lyon  above; 
d.  Aug.  11,  1832;  3.  Hannah;  b.  June  19,  1774;  m.  Stephen  Horton;  4.  Joshoa; 
b.  Feb  22,  1776;  d.  Dec.  1,  1852;  m.  1st.  Margaret  Angevlne;  m.  2nd.  Susanna  Ange- 
vine;  m.  3rd.  Mary  Underhill;  5.  Mary;  b.  April  24,  1779;  d.  March  20,  1866;  m. 
Barnes  Underhill;  6.  David;  b.  Jan.  12,  1782;  m.  Margaret  E.  White;  7.  Effama; 
b.  Oct.  3,  1784;  unm;  d.  April  5,  1864;  8.  Susanna;  b.  Nov.  26,  1786;  m.  Feb.  21, 
1805,    Richard  Griffin;   9.   Elizabeth;  b.   Jan.    21,    1789;    10.   Jan*. 


FIFTH  GENERATION  99 

257.  V.  87.  MONMOUTH'  LYON  [Sylvanus*,  Samuel',  Thomas*. 
Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  7,  1791;  died  at  Springfield  N.  J., 
March  29,  1873,  at  the  home  of  his  son  Sylvanus;  buried  in  Union 
Cemetery,  Rye.  He  married  Alethea  McCoUum,  daughter  of  Thomas 
and  Sarah  (Park)  McCoUum,  of  Purchase.  She  was  born  May  3,  1791 
and  died  Jan,  26,  1869,  ae.  77y.  9  m.;  buried  at  Rye.  They  lived  at 
Mamaroneck,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  Monmouth  and   Alethea    (McCollum)    Lyon: 

•614.  I.  Thomas  Collum;  b.  March  31,  1816;  d.  June  7,  1895;  m.  Ann  M. 
Gulon 

•615.  II.  Sarah  Ann;  b.  Aug.  31  (or  18),  1817;  d.  Oct.  29,  1845;  ra.  Francis 
Secor. 

616.  III.  Carolhie;  b.  Nov.  8,  1818;  d.  March  11,  1898;  m.  April  7,  1853, 
William  E.  Schott,  who  d.  March  16,   1896. 

617.  IV,     John  Pei^hine;   b.    June   17,    1820;   d.   July   19.    1820. 

•618.     V.     John  Peshhie;  b.  Feb.  11,  1823;  d.  Dec.  11,  1896;  m.  Amelia  Smith. 

•619.  VI.  Sylvanus;  b.  May  7,  1825;  m.  1st.  Hannah  T.  Kirk;  m.  2nd.  Adele 
C.   Peshine;   res  Orange,   N.   J. 

•620.  VII.  WiUiam  Jackson;  b.  Nov.  6,  1828;  d.  Dec.  1896;  m.  1st.  Cecilia 
Gasner;  m.    2nd.   Mary  Jane  Nichols;   m.   3rd.   Julia  Gasner. 

621.  VIII.     George;  b.   May  1,   1830;   d.   May  2,    1831. 

258.  V.  87.  HANNAH'  LYON  (PESHINE)  [Sylvanus*,  Samuel*, 
Thomas=,  Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  19,  1795;  died  there  April 
17,  1886,  ae.  92;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery.  She  married  John  Peshine. 
born  1792;  died  Sept.  27,  1882,  ae.  90;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery. 

Son   of  .John   and   Hannah    (^Lyon)    Peshine: 

622.  I.     John  ["Rev."  John];  b.  May  1823;  d.    Sept.    24,   1S47.   ae.   24  y.   4.  m. 

260.  VI.  88.  SAMUEL"  LYON  [Jonathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  born  Dec.  22,  1754;  died  in  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Feb.  24,  1828, 
ae.  73  y.  2  m.  2  d.;  buried  in  Holmes  cemetery,  Bedford.  Will  dated 
July  23,  1827;  probated  White  Plains,  March  22,  1828;  executors,  son 
Solomon  Lyon,  David  Miller,  Benjamin  Isaacs.  Samuel  is  said  to  have 
been  a  private  in  the  Third  Regiment  Westchester  Co.  Militia  under 
Pierre  Van  Cortlandt.  He  married  July  3,  1777,  at  Church  of  Christ, 
Salem,  Maplet  [Mapylet]  Miller,  born  Feb.  3,  1753;  d.  Jan.  10,  1835, 
ae.  81  y.   11  m.  7  d.;    buried  Holmes  cemetery  Bedford;    daughter  of 

John  and  Maplet   ( )   Miller.     They  lived  on  a  farm  a  mile  or 

two  from  Bedford. 

Children   of   Samuel   and    Maplet    ( )    Lyon,    born   in   Bedford: 

•623.     I.     Solomon;    b.     Nov.     20,     1782;     d.     Nov.     23,     1853;    m.     Mary    Miller. 

Removed  to  Steuben   Co..   N.    Y.;   m.   and  had  sons  Samuel   and  Henry, 

who  were   killed   in  the   Civil   war. 


100  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

63i.  II.  Eera;  b.  July  17,  1785:  d.  March  7.  186»;  was  a  soldier  in  the  War 
of   1812. 

625.  III.     Catherine;   b.    July  12,    1788;   d.    Jan.    26,    18G1. 

♦626.  IV.      Isaac;  b.    Aug.    23.    1791;   d.   Feb.    17,    1849. 

*1243.  II.     Solomon,  Jr. 

627.  V.     Jonathan;    b.    Nov.    14,    1794;    d.    Nov.    14,    1859. 

628.  VI.     Martha   [Patty];   m.   SchoHeld. 

263.  V.  88.  ISAAC  LYON  [Jonathan*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas*, 
Thomas*],  born  Bedford,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  1772;  died  Rush, 
Monroe  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  19,  1857.  He  married  in  Bedford  in  1791 
Mercy  Armstrong,  born  Bedford  March  17,  1772;  died  May  7,  1836. 
She  was  buried  in  Baptist  Cemetery,  Burnthills,  Ballston,  N.  Y. 
Isaac  Lyon  removed  from  Bedford  to  Ballston,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y., 
before  1799  and  thence  finally  to  Rush,  Monroe  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children    of  Isaac   and    Mercy    (Armstrong)    I^yon : 

629.  I.  Kdmund;  b.  Bedford,  Nov.  S.  1792;  d.  April  26.  1880;  m.  1st.  Mary 
Willard   (b.    1797;   d.   April   8,    1859);   m.    2nd.   Elizabeth   M.    Dunning   (b.    1837). 

630.  II.  Henry;  b.  Bedford,  July  27,  1794;  d.  Jan.  24,  1853;  m.  1st.  Annie 
Willard;    m.    2nd.    Nancy  ■ — ■ — -    (who   afterwards   m.    Sherwood). 

631.  III.  Elizabeth  [Betsey];  b.  Bedford  Aug.  10,  1796;  d.  Oct.  5,  1884; 
m.    Henry  Monroe;   one  daughter. 

682.  IV.  Harvey;  b.  Burnthills,  Ballston.  Saratoga  Co..  N.  Y.  Jan.  3.  1799; 
d.   Aug.    20.    1852;   m.    Sarah   Guernsey    (b.    1803;    d.    Oct.    2b,    1839). 

*633  V.  Perltna  [Paulina];  b.  Burnthills.  Jan.  26,  1801;  d.  Aug.  K,  18»0; 
m.  1st.  Alfred  Curtis;  m.  2nd.  Lewis  Miller. 

•634.     VI.     Isaac;  b.  Burnthills,  Feb.   5,   1803;   d.   Oct.   6   (or  26)   1839. 

635.  VII.  Pamela  (Parmella);  b.  Burnthills,  July  13,  1805;  d.  Nov.  29, 
1883;  m.   1838.   Samuel  Tellmadge. 

636.  VIII.     Alfred;  b.   Burnthills,   Oct.    20,   1807;   d.   April   26,   1814. 

•637.  IX.  Phebe;  b.  Burnthills.  Nov.  10,  1810;  d.  Aug.  81,  1892;  m.  184J 
Thomas   Eddy. 

638.     X.     Nelson;  b.  Burnthills,  Aug.   13,   1813;   d.  April  8,   1832. 

•639.  XI.  Harrison  Armstrong;  b.  Burnthills,  Sept.  13,  1815;  d.  Oct.  17, 
1900;    m.    Fanny   Minerva   Gale. 

268.  V.  90.  AARON"  LYON  [Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  born  July  28,  1758,  probably  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.;  died  in 
the  town  of  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  buried,  it  is  believed,  in  the 
Lyon  Cemetery  there.  He  married  March  6,  1796,  Elizabeth  Nelson,  born 
June  11,  1765;  died  July  15,  1836,  daughter  probably  of  Reuben  and 
Elizabeth  Nelson.  Aaron  Lyon  was  a  Civil  Engineer  and  is  said  to 
have  planned  the  fortifications  at  Stony  Point  during  the  Revolution. 
Aug.  3,  [or  30]  1787  "Aaron  Lyon  of  the  County  of  Dutchess,  Gentleman, 
nephew  of  David  Lyon  (No.  93)  of  Northcastle  in  the  County  of 
"Westchester,  Yeoman,  deceased"  was  appointed  administrator  of  his 


FIFTH   GENERATION  101 

uncle's  estate.  The  following  record,  from  which  his  several  placei 
of  residence  may  be  learned,  is  from  his  family  Bible. 

Children  of  Aaron  and  Elisabeth   (Nelson)   Lyon: 

•40.  I.  Elnatban;  b.  Jan.  8,  1797  at  Rhynbeck,  Dutchess  Co.;  went  west 
snd    became    lost    to    the    family. 

641.  II.  Francis  Nelson;  b.  Dec.  4.  1799.  at  .Jericho;  went  west  and  be- 
came  lost   to   the   family. 

•642.     III.      Henry   Clinton;    b.    Nov.    2,    1801,    at   Jericho;    d.    July    20,    1841.    at 
Jacksonville  Fla. ;   m.   Jane   Denman    (one   child  Aaron  A.,   recorded   In  the  Blbla). 
64$,     IV.     Jnlla  Ann;   b.    Sept.   10.   1804,    at   Burlington,    Monday,   9   o'clock  P. 
M. ;    d.   Oct.    6,    1876;   m.   Herrlck. 

•644.     V.     Elizabeth   Ambrosia    [Betsey");    b.    Jan.    12,    1808,    at   Burlington;    d. 
Jan.    17,    1842. 

646,  VI.  Carolln;  b.  Aug.  3,  1807,  at  Blenheim;  unm. ;  lived  to  old  ag«; 
no  date  of  death  In  the  Bible. 

269.     V,     90,     JONATHAN^  LYON    (Elnathan*.  Jonathan',  Thomas^ 
Thomas'),  born  North  Castle,  Westchester  Co.,  N,  Y,  Aug.  7,  1760;  died 
April  6, 1841;  buried  in  the  burying  ground  on  his  father's  farm,  Clinton,  /r  ^\^ 
Dutchess  Co,,  N.  Y,    Will  dated  May  18,  1840;  probated  Poughkeepsle       -f^f-t- 
April  9,  1841;  executor  Alfred  Duel  (Lib.  M.  40).    Jonathan  Lyon  was    (t^,^^^ 
mentioned  in  the  will  of  his  grandfather  Jonathan  Lyon.     His  farm, 
bought  in  1791,  lies  about  one  mile  northeast  of  Clinton  Hollow,  and 
is  now  owned  by  his  grandson,   Prof,   Lewis  H.  Allen  of  Rhinecliff, 
Record  of  his  family  is  from  Jonathan's  Bible,  now  in  possession  of 
Prof.  L.   H.   Allen,     He   married   first  Elizabeth   Furman    [Forman], 
born  Nov,  7,  1759;   died  Sept,  12,  1835;   buried  on  the  farm.     He  mar- 
ried second  Sally  L. . 

Children  of  Jonathan   and  Elizabeth    (Furman)    Lyon: 
•646,     I.     Susanna    [Susan];    b.    April    16,    1786;    d.    April    9,    1814;    m.    Henry 
Rlckert   [Rlcker]. 

•647.     II.     Clarissa;  b.   May  7,    1787;   m.   Ambrose   Furman. 
648.     III.      Sarah     [Sally];     b.     Sept.     7,     1788;     d.     June    21,     1811;     burled    In 
Lyon   Cemetery  at   Clinton.   N.   T. 

•649.  IV.  John  W;  b.  Jan.  7,  1790;  d.  March  6,  1836;  m.  1st.  Martha  Jenka; 
m.    2nd  Sabra   Bradshaw. 

666.  V.  Franklin;  b.  Sept.  8.  1797;  d.  May  3.  1883;  m.  Rachel  Smith. 
«8«?);  a  dau.  Emily  b.  March  5,  1824;  d.  July  3.   1848. 

•661,  VI.  Amos;  b.  July  29,  1798;  d.  April  19,  1881;  m.  Margaret  Schry- 
Ter. 

270.  V.  90.  SARAH"  LYON  (NELSON)  [Elizabeth*,  Jonathan', 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  26,  1763;  died  Oct.  28,  1821  while  en  route 
with  her  family  to  the  far  West; burled  at  Marietta,  O.  She  married 
Nov.  15,  1787  Francis  R.  Nelson,  born  July  5,  1749  at  Clinton  Corners 


102  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

(now   Hyde   Park),   N.   Y.;    died  June  2,   1812;    son   of  Reubent   and 

Elizabeth   ( )    Nelson.     He  was  appointed,   Nov.   19,   1781,   1st 

Lieut.  Capt.  Spencer's  Co.,  Regiment  Dutchess  Co.  Militia.    After  his 
death  the  family  removed  to  Marietta,  O. 

Children  of  Francis  R.  and  Sarah  (Lyon)  Nelson,  births  of  first  eljht  re- 
corded In   an   old  family  Bible: 

662.  I.  Reuben  Waehlncton;  b.  July  27,  1789;  d.  about  1825;  "foully 
murdered   at   Mt.   Vernon,    Ind." 

66S.     II.     Harvey;    b.    Aug.    16,    1790;    d.    Oct.    26,    1840;    m.    Sarah   . 

664.     III.     Amos;    b.    March    20,    1793;    m.    Nancy    Smith. 

•66.     IV.     Thomas;   b.   July  20,    1795. 

656.  V.  Franklin;  b.  Sept.  8,  1797;  d.  May  3,  1883;  m.  Rachel  Smith, 
•later   of  Nancy. 

•67.     VI.     Anna;  b.  March  20,  1800. 
668.     VII.     Sarah;    b.    Aug.    9,    1803. 

66».     VIII.     EUzabetb;    b.    Aug.    3,    1805;    d.    Aug.    1884;    m.    lat.    

Layton;   m.    2nd.   Greene. 

660.  IX.     Maria;  b.   Dec.   17,   18»9;  d.  Nov.   2,   1821. 
660a.  X.     Susan;  b.   March  3,   1812. 

note   24. 

For    descendants    of    Francis    R.    and    Sarah    (Lyon)    Nelson,    se*    appendix, 

271.  V.  90.  ISAAC»  LYON  [Elnathan*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas', 
Thomas^],  born  April  14,  1765,  in  North  Castle,  N.  Y.;  d.  April  3,  1830, 
In  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  buried  in  Lyon  Cemetery  there.  Will 
dated  Feb.  13,  1816;  probated  July  19,  1830;  executors  Widow  Esther. 
Jonathan  Lyon,  J.  A.  Lyon.  Isaac  Lyon  was  an  ardent  Methodist.  He 
married  Esther  Timpson,  born  1771;  died  In  Clinton,  July  21,  1851; 
burled  In  the  Lyon  burying  ground.  Between  Isaac  and  his  cousin 
Thomas  (No.  288)  there  existed  a  very  close  friendship;  each  named 
a  son  for  the  other. 

Children  of  Isaac  and  Esther  (Timpson)  Lyon  (dates  from  family  Bible  and 
tombstones  In   Lyon   cemetery) : 

661.  I.     Thomas;  b.    Dec.    2.   1795;   d.   April   1,    1828    (G.   R.);    unm. 
•68.  II.     Mary;  b.   July  29,   1797;   d.  Nov.   24.   1843    (G.   R.) 

663.  III.  Snsan;  b.  July  31,  1799;  d.  in  Stamford.  Dutchess  Co.  about  1880; 
nnm. 

•664.     IV.     Catherine:   b.    Aug.    11,    1801;    d.    May   21,    1885    (G.    R.);    m.    Rev. 
Hiram  Wing. 

*666.     V.     Sarah;  b.   May  1,  1803;  d.  before  1880;   m.   Edwin  Bates. 
•66.     VI.     Betsey;  b.   Feb.   21,   1806;   d.   Dec.   13,   1812   (G.   R.). 
•67.     VII.     Phehe;   b.    June    29.    1807;    d.    Sept.    2«.    1826    (?)    (Bible   R.);    m. 
Eileazer  Conklln;   no  ch. 


tReuben.  eldest  son  of  Francis  Nelson,  was  born  In  Mamaroneck  (or  pos- 
sibly Scarsdale)  Nov.  15,  1713;  d.  Dec.  6.  1784.  Elizabeth  was  born  1726;  died 
April   30,    1812.      (See  note   23   In  appendix.) 


FIFTH   GENERATION  103 

•M.     VIII.     Jane   Ann;    b.    March   18,    1809;    d.    July   27,    1815    (G.    R.). 

869.     IX.     ComellnB  Tlmpson;  b.   March   26,    1811;   m.   ;   no  ch. 

•670.     X.     Hannah    Jenkins;    b.    May    10,    1815;    m.    Wells    Conklln    of   Orange 
Co.,   N.   T. 

272.  V.  90.  MARY"  LYON  (HERRICK)  [Jonathan*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas,'  Thomas']  married  Stephen  Hicks  Herrlck,  son  of  Josiah  and 
Margaret  (Hicks)  Herrick  of  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  became  a  mer- 
chant In  New  York  City. 

Children   of  Stephen  H.   and   Mary   (Lyon)    Herrlck: 
•71.     I.     Susan;  m.    1824   Henry  Vlele. 
•78.     II.     LAora;   m.    Oct.    31,    1831,    James   Robinson. 

67».  III.  Edwin;  b.  Oct.  18,  1810;  d.  March  31,  1870;  m.  Aug.  17,  1864, 
Jeannette  Hayden. 

273.  V.  90.  ELIZABETH*  LYON  (FURMAN)  [Elnathan*.  Jona- 
than,* Thomas,*  Thomas']  married  Paul  Furman  [Forman]  a  brother 
of  Jonathan's  wife.    They  lived  near  Hyde  Park. 

Children  of  Paul  and  Elizabeth   (Lyon)   Furman: 
<74.     I.     John;   kept   a  hotel   In   Hyde   Park. 

675.  II.     Samnel. 

676.  III.      Susan  Mary;   m.    Abram   Masten;    res.    In   Pa. 

275.    V.    91.    ISRAEL*  LYON  [Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],    (2cL-<-'-4.*^ 
born  Feb.  12,  1755;  res.  Bedford,  N.  Y.     His  granddaughter,  Clarissa      i^/  -i  i 
Lyon  (No.  1346),  writes:     "We  were  all  born  in  Bedford  on  the  old  ^      w,^ 
homestead  and  lived  there  until  grandpa's  death,  when  we  moved  to         '  /} 
North  Castle,  although  Bedford  is  still  our  post  office."     Israel  Lyon 
married  Hannah  Merritt,  born  March  29,  1745. 

Children  of  Israel  and  Hannah   (Merrltt)   Lyon,  born  in  Bedford,  N.  T. 
•677.     I.     WUUam;   b.   Aug.    17,    1774;    res.   Balnbrldge,   N.   T. 
678.     II.     Betsey:  b.   March  31,   177«. 

*679.     III.     Samuel;    b.    Oct.    26.    1777;    d.    Balnbrldge,    N.    T.,    April    4.    1S66; 
m.    Charlotte  Briggs. 

?F        680.     IV.     Caleb;  b.  Jan.    26,   1780;  he  was  a  Methodist  minister  and  became 
Und. 

•681.     V.     Daniel;    b.    Oct.    20,    1782;    rem.    to    Balnbrldge,    N.    T.,    where    he 
died. 

•682.  VI.  Charles;  b.  Jan.  26,  1780;  d.  Balnbrldge  March  3,  1879;  m. 
Betsey  Balcom. 

685.  VII.     WiUet;    b.    March    28,    1786. 
684.     VIII.     Clarissa;   b.   May   26,    178  8. 

686.  IX.     Abljah;    b.    April    19,    1790;    went    west    and    became    lost    to    the 


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104  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

6M.     X.     Jared;    h.     March    8,     1792;    went    west    with    his    brother    Abljaht 
•M7.     XI.     Alvah;  b.  June  8,   1797;  b.   Sept.  11,  1878;  m.  Sarah  Carpenter. 

276.  V.  91.  MOSES'  LYON  [Israel*,  JoQathan",  Thomas*,  Thomas'], 
born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  about  1758.  He  married  Diadamia  Banks,  born 
Dec.  17,  1762;  daughter  of  John  and  Deborah  (Newman)  Banks,  of 
Bedford.    They  settled  in  Bloomville,  Delaware  Co.,  N.  Y. 


Children    of   Moses   and   Diadamia    (Banks)    Lyon: 

MS.     I.     Henrj. 

est.     II.     John.'.  /    tr-f,       '      /       ^' 

S»0.     III.     Deborah;   m.   about   1816.   Raymond  Wlnchell;   a  dau.   Diantha    (b. 
Oct.    12,    1817)    m.    June    80,    18.?6,    Lyman    Ludlow    Cleveland. 

091.     IV.     Benjamin. 

692.     V.     Israel. 
•6M.     VI.     Nancy;    b.    June    17,    1801;    d.    April    12,    1878;    m.    Nov.    10,    182«, 
Samuel  Goodrich  Cleveland. 

6B4.     VII.     Ablsalt. 

696.  VIII.      Hiram. 

277.  V.  91.  CHARITY*  LYON  (BANKS)  [Israel*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Sept.  28,  1760;  died  Bain- 
brldge,  N.  Y.  Dec.  2,  1848.  She  married  April  9.  1778,  Samuel§  Banks, 
born  Bedford,  April  18,  1755;  died  Bainbridge,  June  24,  1826;  son  of 
John  and  Deborah  (Newman)  Banks.  They  removed  from  Bedford 
to  Bainbridge  in  April  1806  with  their  daughter  Polly  and  her  husband. 

Children    of   Samuel   and   Charity    (Lyon)    Banks: 

«96.     I.     Mary   [Polly];   b.  Jan.   23,   1779;   d.   May   5,   1806;  m.   May  1799,   Ezra 
Clark. 

697.  II.     Samuel. 

698.  III.     WUUam;   b.    gept.    J7,    1783;   m.    May   23,    1819,    Sarah   Miller   Mead; 
res,    Bainbridge,    N.    T. 

699.  IV.     Abby. 

700.  V.     Sally;    b.    Aug.    9,    1786;    d.    Oct.    16,    1790. 

701.  VI.     Parmelia. 

279.    V.     91.     SPARDON'     LYON     [Israel*.    Jonathan',     Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Oct.  26,  1764;  died  May  3,  1845;  buried 


tit  Is  almost  certain  that  this  was  the  Jared  Lyon  who  married  Parmelia 
Lyon  (No.  fiSO)  and  afterwards  separated  from  her  and  left  Dutchess  County. 
They  had  a  daughter  Smily,  b.  March  5,  1824;  d.  July  3,  1848;  burled  In  the 
Lyon  cemetery  In  the  town  of  Clinton,   Dutchess  Co.,  N.   T. 

fSamuel  Banks  served  In  the  Revolution  as  Sergeant  and  Ensign  In  Capt. 
Gilbert  Lyon's  Co..  2nd  Regt.  Westchester  Co.  Militia,  Col.  Thomas  Thomas.  He 
was  com.missioned  Ensign  Dec.  2,  1781,  served  until  Feb.  15,  1782;  was  made 
prisoner  by  the  British  and  confined  in  the  old  sugar  house  prison  in  New  York 
City.      He  received   a  pension  for  his  services. 


FIFTH  GENERATION  106 

at  Bedford.  He  was  a  member  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  there 
(1822).  He  married,  April  16,  1788,  Phebe  Scofield  (Rec.  Presbyter- 
ian Chh.).  She  was  born  Feb.  10,  1767  and  died  Feb.  27,  1848;  buried  at 
Bedford. 

Children    of   Spardon   and   Phebe    (Scofleld)    Lyon: 

•7W.  I.  Beth;  b.  Aug.  31.  1794;  d.  Jan.  31.  1878;  m.  Ist  Clarissa  Rundl«; 
m.   2nd.    his  cousin.   Mary  Woolsey    (No.   717). 

•703.  II.  AlTsh;  b.  June  6,  1797;  d.  Sept.  11.  1878;  m.  Fab.  27,  1824,  Sarah 
Carpenter. 

280.  V.  91.  ANN'  LYON  (PARK)  (SARLBS)  [Israel*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas-,  Thomas'],  married  first  Thomas  Park,  born  Aug.  17,  1761; 
died  1790,  son  of  Thomas  and  Martha  (Carpenter)  Park.  They  had 
several   children,    names   not  ascertained.     She   married   second   Lot 

Sarles,  son  of  Richard  and  Margaret   ( )    Sarles  of  Bedford. 

He  was  a  private  in  the  2nd.  Regiment  Westchester  Co.  Militia,  Major 
Thaddeus  Crane,  and  received  a  land  bounty. 

Children   of   Lot    and   Ann    (Lyon)    (Park)    Sarles: 

704.  I.     Elizabeth. 

705.  II.     Patty. 

281.  V.  91.  SUSANNA'  LYON  (RAYMOND)  [Israel*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  1768;  died  there  May  17, 
1859,  ae.  91  (Presbyterian  Church  Record).  She  married  Enoch, 
son  of  Enoch  and  Betty  (Hanford)  Raymond,  who  died  Feb.  1,  1835. 
He  was  a  pensioner  of  the  war  of  the  Revolution.  Administration  of 
estate  at  White  Plains. 

Children   of  Enoch   and   Susanna    (Lyon)    Raymond: 

700.     I.     Samnel;    b.    May    19,    1790;    res.    Monroe    Co.,    N.    T. 

707.  II.     I8ra«l;  res.   Westchester  Co.,   N.   T. 

708.  HI.     Frances. 

709.  IV.     Rebecca;   m.    Michael   Bedell;    res.    BJlleabeth,    N.    J. 

710.  V.  Thomas  Hanford;  b.  June  11,  1807;  d.  Dec.  15,  1874;  m.  Susan 
F. ;  res.   Bedford,   N.   Y. 


711.  VI.     Henry;    b.    July    24,    1809;    res.    In    Connecticut. 

712.  VII.     Frances   [Fanny];  m.   Robert  Brown;  res.   New  Tork  City. 

713.  VIII.      Elizabeth;  m.  Johnson;   [one  record  says:     "m.  

Newman"];    res.    Stanwlch,    Conn. 

713a.     IX.     AbigaU. 

282.  V.  91.  ABGAIL*  LYON  (WOOLSEY)  [Israel',  Jonathan'. 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Aug.  11,  1770;  died  there 
Sept.  19,  1851,  ae.  81  y.  Im.  8  d.;   buried  In  Cemetery  on  the  Hill. 


106  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

She  married  Josiah  Woolsey;   born  Dec.  5,  1774;   died  June  2,  1861, 
ae.  86  y.  5  m.  27  d.;  buried  in  Cemetery  on  the  Hill. 

Children    of   Josiah    and    Ablgrall    (Lyon)    Woolsey: 

714.  I.     liCvl;    b.    Aug.    30,    1802;    d.    Oct.    20,    1821. 

284.  V.  91.  JERUSHA"  LYON  (WOOLSEY)  [Israel*,  Jonathan', 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y,,  1775;  died  April  27,  1863,  ae. 
88  y.;  buried  in  cemetery  on  west  road  north  of  Mt.  Klsco.    She  married 

William  Woolsey   (probably  son  of  Johnf  and  Elizabeth   ( ) 

Woolsey);   born  April  13,  1770;   died  June  19,  1836,  ae.  66y.  2m.  6d. 

Children  of  "William   and  Jerusha   (Lyon)   Woolsey: 

715.  I.     Hiram;   b.    1797;   d.    Aug.    8,    1867;   m.   Hannah  — . 

71«.     II.     Henry;  b.   July  1799;   d.   Nov.   1799. 

717.  IIL     Mary;  b.   March  1805;   d.  April  14,   1894;  m.   Seth  Lyon   (No.   702). 

718.  IV.     Josiah;   b.    Feb.    17,    1810;    d.   April   8,    1810. 

286.  V.     93.     HANNAH"  LYON  (RAYMOND)    [David*,  Jonathan*. 
/Thomas*,  Thomas']  was  born  in  Bedford  or  North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  July 

^^  S"  tl7^.  1762.    She  married,  March  15,  1779,  Thomas  Raymond,  born  Dec.  23, 
»  1757;  died  June  10,  1805,  son  of  Ephraim  and  Betty  (Hanford)  Ray- 

mond.   He  served  in  the  Revolutionary  war. 

Children   of  Thomas  and  Hannah    (Lyon)    Raymond: 
718a.     I.     Betsey;   b.    May   3.    1780;    d.    May   6,    1780. 
718b.     II.     Samuel;   b.    Jan.    14,    1782;   d.   Aug.    22,    1782. 
718c.     III.     David;   b.   Jan.    30,    1784;    unm.;    d.    Kingston,   N.   T. 
.  718d.     IV.     Catherine;  b.   Sept.   14  1787;   d.  Nov.    21,   1874;   m.   Samuel  Merrltt 
at  New  Canaan,   Conn. 

718e.  V.     Charles;  b.   Oct.   14,   1789. 

718f.  VI.     Louis;    b.    Sept.    2,    1791. 

718g.  VII.     Maria;  b.   Sept.   26,   1793;   d.  In  Indiana;  m.  Moore. 

718h.  VIII.  WllUam;  b.  Oct.  10,  1795;  d.  In  Marin*  Hospital;  h«  waa  » 
■eaman. 

7181.  IX.     Thomas;  b.   March   2,   1798. 

718J.  X.     Abigail;  b.   May  15,   1800;  m.  Isaac  Myers;  res.  Ohio. 

718k.  XL     Infant;   b.   Aug.    17,    1802;   d.    March   2,    1803. 

7181.  XII.     John  Firman;   b.    Dec.    14,    1804. 

287.  V.  93.  ELIZABETH  LYON  (JACOBS)  [David*,  Jonathan', 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  July  8,  1764;  died  Oxford, 
Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.  Sept.  27,  1848.    She  married  at  North  Castle  about 


tJohn   Woolsey   died   July   9,    1805,    ae.    78;    KUxabeth,    his   wife,    died  April    4, 
1822,  ae.  94. 


'     '^'  FIFTH  GENERATION  107 

1783/Cornelius  Jacobs,  born  North  Castle,  May  19,  1754;  died  Dur- 
ham, Green  Co.,  N.  Y.,  April  18,  1811;  son  of  Cornelius  Jacobs. 
Cornelius  Jacobs,  Jr.  enlisted  at  the  begining  of  the  Revolutionary 
war  and  served  until  its  close.  He  was  one  of  General  Washington's 
body  guard,  and,  being  a  light  man  and  a  bold  rider,  was  much 
employed  in  carrying  despatches.  At  the  close  of  the  war  he  was 
paid  off  in  worthless  Continental  money.  In  April  1811  he  left 
Dutchess  County,  where  he  had  been  residing,  to  join  his  brother  in 
law,  David  Lyon,  in  Oxford.  The  journey  on  horseback  over  the  newly 
opened  Catskill  Turnpike  consumed  four  days.  He  found  a  place  for 
his  family  in  a  log  cabin  near  South  Oxford,  but  on  his  way  back  was 
taken  sick  at  Durham,  Green  Co.,  and  died  there  before  his  wife  could 
reach  him.  She  was  thus  left  a  widow  with  a  large  family  to  begin 
pioneer  life  in  the  wilderness.  She  however  heroically  carried  out  to 
a  successful  issue  the  difficult  task  of  rearing  and  providing  for  her 
numerous  offspring,  presumably  with  the  aid  of  the  three  older  boys. 

Children   of  Cornelius   and   Elizabeth    (Lyon)   Jacobs: 

718m.      I.      Mary;    b.     June    25,     1786;    d.     April    10.     1S79;     m.    May    25,     1811. 
Stephen    Lake. 

71811.     II.      Susan;    b.    Nov.    22,    1788;    d.    March    1,    1852;    m.    Eber   Isbell. 
718o.     III.     Israel;    b.    April    26,    1791;    d.    July    29,    1857;    m.    1st    1810,    Jane 
Anderson;   m.    2nd  June   11,    1849,    Mrs.    Julia   Kinney. 

718p.     IV.     Thomas;   b.    Oct.    13,    1793;    d.    Feb.    18,    1875;    m.    Oct.    16,    1816, 
Phebe  A.   Stratton. 

718q.     V.      Cornelius;  b.    Feb.    28,    1796;   d.    Dec.    21,    1872;   m.    Nov.    13,    1824, 
Ann   Baldwin. 

718r.     VI.      WiUiam    G.;    b.     May    28,    1798;    d.    in    infancy. 

7188.     VII.      Eliza  Ann;  b.    July   28,    1800;    d.    July   24,    1885;    m.    Jan.    1,    1817, 
William   Stratton. 

718t.     VIII.     William    Lyon;    b.    July    21,    1802;    d.    April    6.    1876;    m.    Phlla 
GlfTord. 

718u.     IX.      George    Alvin;    b.    Jan.    22,    1805;    d.    May    27.    1848;    m.    Jan.    31. 
1830    Eleanora    Adams. 

718v.     X.     James   Henry;   b.    May    1,    1807;    d.    June    23,    1884;    m.    Nov.    1833. 
Sarah    Miller. 

718w.     XI.     £dwin    T.;    b.    Jan.    16,    1809;    d.    Aug.    1,    1889;    m.    1st    Sept.    23. 
1832.    Mary   Ann   Noble;    m.    2nd   March    22,    1880,    Mrs.    Martha   L.    Darrance. 

288.  V.  93.  THOMAS"  LYON  [David*,  Jonathan',  Thoma8^ 
Thomas'],  born  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  May  31,  1766;  died  at  Lyons, 
Walworth  Co.,  Wis.  Sept.  29,  1847.  While  a  resident  of  Ridgebury, 
Conn.,  he  enlisted  in  Capt.  Hunt's  Company  of  Rangers  and  served  as 
private  for  nine  months.  Aug.  29,  1832,  he  applied  for  a  pension,  which 
was  allowed,  he  being  then  of  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  moved 
to  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  presumably  with  his  uncle  Blnathan  and  lived 


108  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

for  a  time  at  Nine  Partners,  nine  miles  south  of  Stanfordville.  About 
1797  he  moved  to  Columbia  Co.  and  settled  first  on  a  farm  in  New 
Lebanon;  later  he  kept  a  store  and  owned  a  farm  at  Chatham  Four 
Corners,  where  he  spent  the  greater  part  of  his  active  life.  He  lived 
next  a  short  time  in  Oswego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  finally  for  seven  years 
previous  to  his  death  at  Lyons,  Wis.  where  four  of  his  sons  had  set- 
tled. He  married  Benjamina  Valentine,  born  Aug.  1,  1768;  died  at 
Chatham,  N.  Y.  June  26,  1834.    See  Appendix,  note  25. 

Children   of  Thomas  and   Benjamina    (Valentine)    Lyon: 

•71».     I.     Sueanna;   b.    Aug.    1,    1786;    d.    Feb.    25,    1875;    ra.    Nehemlab   Gale. 

•72P.     II.     Clarissa;   b.   Oct.   19,   1788;   d.   Feb.   7,    1868;   m.   Jededlah  Barnes. 

•731.     IIL     PoUy;  b.   Feb.    11,   1791;    d.    March   27,    1874;   m.   Reuben   Finch. 

•722     IV.     Freelove;  b.   Feb.   1,   1793;   d.   Feb.    25,    1871;   m.   John  Kirby. 

•728.     V.     Isaac;  b.   April  4.    1795;    d.   Dec.    15,    1884;   m.    Eunice   Coffin. 

•724.     VI.     David;   b.    Oct.    1,    1797;    d.    Sept.    22,    1874    at   Iowa   Falls,    la.;    m. 
Sarah  Wilbur. 

725.  VII.  Thoniiis;  b.  Feb.  1.  1880;  d.  Sept.  9,  1S50.  en  route  to  California; 
m.   Sophia  Chapman;   children  all  died  young. 

•726.     VIII.     Sarah;   b.    Sept.    1,   1802;    d.    Oct.    23,    1884;   m.    Hiram  Brockway. 
727.     IX.     £liza;  b.  June   23,   1804;   d.   June  15,   1807. 

•728.     X.     John  Wesley;   b.    Feb.    7,    1807;    d.    1887;    m.    1st   Julia   Lawson;    m. 
2nd  Lucy  Hamlin. 

♦729.     XI.     William  Fletcher;  b.   June  16,   1811;  d.   1887;   m.   Catherine  Pulver. 

290.  V.  93.  WILLIAM"  LYON  [David*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas*, 
Thomas*],  born  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  Feb.  15,  1770;  lived  in  Greene, 
Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  married  Christine  . 

Children   of  William    and   Christine    ( )    Lyon: 

V    730.  I.     David. 

731.  II.     Piatt. 

732.  III.     Smith. 

733.  IV.     Mott. 
7S4.  V.     liina. 
736.  VI.     Electra. 

291.  V.  93.  ABIGAIL"  LYON  (ADEE)  [David*,  Jonathan',  Thom- 
as*, Thomas'],  born  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  April  4,  1772.  She  married 
David  Adee.  He  was  a  blacksmith,  afterwards  a  merchant  at  New 
York  City.    They  lived  on  the  same  street  as  John  Jacob  Astor. 

Children    of   David   and   Abigail    (Lyon)    Adee: 

736.  I.  Catharine;  m.  1st,  Charles  Valentine;  Children  1.  David,  d.  leaving 
one  ch. ;   2.   Charles,  d.   unm. 

737..  II.  Varle;  m.  James  Simpson;  Children,  1.  James;  2.  Julia;  3.  Edwin; 
4.   George,  living  1899;   5.  Carrie,  d.  unm. 


FIFTH  GENERATION  109 

"38.  III.  Clarissa;  m.  1st  William  Fitch;  2  ch..  both  dead;  m.  2na  Allen 
Cady;    no    Issue. 

7»9.     IV.     James;   m.   Dorrle  ;   Children:    1.   David;   2.   Frederiek;   S. 

Charles;   all  res.   New  York  C?lty. 

740.  V.  Julia  Ann;  m.  Ist  Robert  Southwlclc;  m.  2nd  William  K.  Thorn; 
res.  a  few  miles  North  of  Old  Chatham.  N.  Y.J  (The  above  record  furnished  by 
Susan   Thorn   Waldo,    her   daughter.) 

292.  V.  93.  DAVID'  LYON  [David\  Jonathan',  Thomas=,  Thomas'], 
was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y,  March  23,  1774  and  died  April  30,1867; 
buried  in  Cypress  Hill  Cemetery,  Brooklyn.  Will  dated  Feb.  27,  1863; 
probated  Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  11,  1867;  executor  son  John  R. 
Lyon.  Children  mentioned  Alanson,  David,  Susan,  Frederick,  Free- 
love,  Elizabeth,  John  R.  David  was  a  blacksmith  and  wheelwright. 
Res.  Saw-pit§  (Port  Chester),  N.  Y.  and  Sherwoods'  Bridge,  Glen- 
ville.  Conn.,  two  miles  north  of  Port  Chester.  He  married  first,  Sept. 
3,  1797,  Charity  Wilson,  born  Feb.  11,  1779;  died  June  14,  1825;  daugh- 
ter of  Benjamin  and  Mary  (Kniften)  Wilson.  He  married  second 
Sarah  Sherwood,  daughter  of  Jabez  and  Elizabeth  ( )  Sher- 
wood.   She  was  a  famous  dressmaker.t    See  Appendix,  note  25. 

^  , 

PebjL4,    1823;    T»,    Harriet 
Morgan,  y    /-.^    ^ '  ,      ^j  ^,  f-      X4J,    /  JP  -f  /  "^ 

•742.  II.  David  Wilson;  b.  Oct.  7,  1800;  d.  April  21,  1838;  m.  Rosanna 
Bartle. 

•748.  III.  Susan;  b.  May  30.  1803;  d.  March  28,  1877;  m.  Dec.  28,  1822, 
George   R.    Lyon. 

744.     IV.     William  McAlpin;  b.  March  30,  1806;  d.  Oct.  17,   1821. 
•746.     V.     Frederick  Bundle;  b.  Feb.  29„  1808;  d.  Feb.  24,  1884;  m.  1st  Nancy 
Rood;  m.   2nd  Nancy  Hilh —      t  y-^  ^      ^ 

^- — nLo^^<^6^oJ2^ 

tChlldren  of  William  K.  and  Julia  Ann  (Adee)  (Southwlck)  Thorn:  1.  Susan 
A.;  b.  Feb.  II,  1832;  m.  1st  Marcus  Gunn;  m.  2nd  1856,  Lyman  M.  Waldo,  who 
was  killed  in  the  battle  of  Cedar  Creek,  Oct.  19,   1864;   2.  Caroline  M.;  b.  Sept.  12, 

1834;    m.    ;    one   dau.,    died   young;    3.   Catherine   A.;    b.    Nov.    20,    1837;    m. 

Lyman  C.  Hurlbert;  one  son,  res.  Ithaca,  N.  Y. ;  4.  William  Henry  [called 
"Henry"];  b.  July  24,  1840;  res.  (1906)  near  Old  Chatham,  N.  Y.,  on  the  farm; 
m.  Dec.  26,  1877,  Mary  Clark,  daughter  of  EUsha  and  Sarah  (Angell)  Clark; 
Children  (a)  Julia;  b.  March  9,  1879;  (b)  Elisha  Clark;  b.  June  1,  1880;  (c)  Wil- 
liam S.;  b.   July  25.   1882;    (d)   Seymour  A.;  b.  Jan.   21,   1884. 

{David  Lyon  lived  in  1797-1801  in  the  Vlckers-McDonald-Theall  house,  next 
above  Lounsberry's  store  on  Main  St.  and  his  sons,  Alanson  and  David,  were  born 
therein.  He  built  a  house  in  Portchester  where  the  Opera  House  on  King  St. 
now  stands.  In  1825  he  was  living  on  the  old  Peck  homestead  on  Peck's  point. 
About  1826  he  bought  of  William  Bush  the  place  at  Saw-pit  where  he  made  his 
home.  Charity  Wilson  was  related  to  Benjamin  Wilson,  inventor  of  the  Wheeler 
and  Wilson  sewing  machine.  James  W.  Lyon  is  said  to  have  repaired  the  first 
Wheeler  and  Wilson  machine. 

tDavid  Lyon  lived  for  a  time  in  Oxford.  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y..  where  in  1811 
his   widowed   sister.    Elizabeth    Lyon    Jacobs,    went    to   join    him. 


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110  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

746.  VI.  Mary;  b.  April  24.  1810;  m.  March  24,  1832.  John  McClure;  2  dau.; 
1  son. 

747.  VII.  Freelove  Forman;  b.  July  17.  1812;  m.  Julius  Morgan,  bro.  to 
Harriet. 

748.  VIII.     Elizabeth;  b.    Sept.   15,    1817;   unm. 

*749.  IX.  John  Rathbnmi  b. ^Aug.  14,  1818;  d.  Feb.  4,  1877;  m.  L.ouls« 
Frary.  V  ^<-CK.4JC^<Jt,,_^ 

•750.  X.  James  W.;  b.  Dec.  14,  1820;  d^^gct.  26,  18»4;  m.  1st  Delilah  Field*; 
m.   2nd  Mary  Reither.      r^-»--»  %  ( \  fil  t  1^\      P**'-/^  '  ■"   ''•''. 

294.  V.  H,  SAMUEL"  LYON  [David,*  Jonathan,"  Thomas,' 
Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  May  6,  1778  and  lived  at 
Saw-pit,  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.  He  married  Hannah,  daughter  of  Roger 
Merritt.     See  Appendix,  note  25. 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Hannah   (Merritt)   Lyon: 

751.  I.  Sarah;  b.  June  9,  1802;  d.  Sept.  9,  1866;  m.  Ist  William  Booth; 
children:  1.  Mary;  2.  Sarah;  m.  2nd  Sylvanus  Van  Slckler. 

752.  II.     LAvinia. 

753.  III.     £llza. 

754.  IV.     Samnel. 

755.  V.     WUllam. 

756.  VI.     Phebe;  m.   Amos  Morrell. 

757.  VII.     James.  .  '  t 

758.  VIII.     Harriet.        ^   L^t^^^J-       /  ft-^T*  /  ^  f^*-*V*^  T  -^^^Z     .« 

296.  V.  93.  FORMAN=  LYON  LDavid*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  Feb.  19,  1783.    He  married 

Elizabeth  and  lived  for  a  time  in  New  York  City;  afterwards 

went  South.  In  1820  according  to  N.  Y.  directory  he  was  a  merchant; 
res.  23  Ann  St.;  in  1821  a  grocer,  76  Nassau  St.  N.  Y.  Deeds  Lib. 
295,  p.  160,  Oct.  15,  1820,  Forman  Lyon  and  wife  Elizabeth  deed  dwell- 
ing house  and  land  North  side  of  Ann  St.  to  William  Spies.  Lib. 
236,  p.  348.  Jan  20,  1827,  Elizabeth  Lyon  and  William  Spies  deed  23 
Ann  St.  to  James  Campbell. 

297.  V.  94.  MARY'*  LYON  (TUCKER)  (WATSON)  [Peter*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas',  Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle  Oct.  20,  1767 
and  was  living  in  1849.  She  married  first  John  Tucker  and  second 
(before  1824,  date  of  her  father's  will)  Benjamin  Watson,  Adminis- 
tration of  his  estate  Sept.  14,  1815. 

Daughter  of  John  and  Mary   (Lyon)   Tucker: 
769.     I.     SalUe;  non  compos  mentis. 

Daughter  of  Benjamin  and  Mary   (Lyon,   Tucker)   "Watson: 
760.     I.     Mary  B.;  m.  Solomon  Panning  who  d.  Dec.  27,  1864;  leaving  a  dau. 
Harriet  F.,  wife  of  John  F.   Blrchard  of  Milwaukee,   Wis. 


FIFTH  GENERATION  111 

298.  V.  94.  PHEBE'  LYON  (PALMER)  [Peter*,  Jonathan*. 
Thomas,"  Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle  Dec.  25,  1769  and  died 
Jan.  12,  1849.  She  was  a  Quaker  and  is  said  to  have  been  an  eloquent 
speaker.  She  married  Harrison  Palmer,  born  Dec.  12,  1751;  died  May 
11,  1814.  His  will  dated  Oct.  7,  1811;  probated  Oct.  14,  1814.  He  was 
a  prominent  dry  goods  merchant. 

Children  of  Harrison  and  Phebe   (Lyon)   Palmer: 

761.  I.  Bichard;  b.  May  5,  1790;  d.  Dec.  1824;  m.  April  17.  1816,  Elizabeth 
White,   who  died  before  1857,   ae.    62  y.   5  m.    8   d. 

762.  II.     Harrison;  b.   March  12,   1793;  d.  Sept.   19,   1852;  m.   Anna  Marshall. 

763.  III.     Frederick;  b.  June  12,   1794;  d.  Sept.   27,  1796. 

764.  IV.  Hannah  Field;  b.  Dec.  31,  1800;  d.  A\xg.  11.  1863;  m.  1st,  May  13. 
1825,  Charles  BrufC;  m.  2nd  May  28,  1854,  Abel  Adams;  a  son  Bichard  Palmer 
Bniff  res.   Brooklyn,   N.   T.,   12  South  Portland  Ave. 

299.  V.  94.  SARAH"  LYON  (HIGGINS)  (HARPER)  [Peter*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas*,  Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  Aug. 
7,  1772  and  was  living  in  1845  in  New  York  City.  She  married  first 
Abner  Hlggins,  born  1771;  died  Aug.  31,  1845,  in  74th  year;  funeral 
at  Forsyth  M.  E.  Church.  His  will  dated  Aug.  15,  1845;  probated 
Sept.  15,  1845;  executors,  sons  Elisha  B.  Hlggins  and  John  W.  Higgins 
(Lib.  91  p.  628).  Sarah  married  second,  about  1846,  as  his  second 
wife,  Joseph  Harperf,  whose  son  John  had  married  twenty-six  years 
earlier  her  daughter  Tammison. 

Children   of   Abner   and   Sarah    (Lyon)    Hlgglna: 

766.  I.  Tammi§on  [Tamlsh];  b.  1795  (1796);  d.  Dec.  20  or  21,  1888;  m. 
Col.  John  Harper. 

766.  II.     Mary;  unm.   1845. 

767.  III.     £lislia  B.;  m.   Margaret  of  Seneca  Falls,   N.    T. ;    att.    at 

law,    5   Nassau   .St.,    1854. 

768.  IV.     John  Walter. 

300-  V.  94.  JONATHAN^  LYON  [Peter*,  Jonathan',  Thomas=, 
Thomas'],  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  Aug.  9,  1774;  died  in  New  York 
City  May  21,   1849;    was  a  Methodist  minister  and  also  an  engineer 


tJoseph  Harper  of  Newtown.  L.  I.,  born  about  1768,  died  about  1848,  was 
father  of  the  four  brothers  who  established  the  well  known  publishing  firm  of 
Harper  and  Brothers  of  New  York.     He  married  first  Elizabeth  Collyer.     Children: 

1.  James;  b.  April  13,  1795;  d.  March  27,  1869;  2.  John;  b.  Jan.  22,  1T97;  d.  April 
22,  1875;  3.  Joseph  Wesley;  b.  Dec.  25,  1801;  d.  Feb.  14,  1870;  4.  Fletcher;  b.  Jan. 
31,  1806;  d.  May  29.  1877;  m.  1826  Jane  Freelove  Lyon  (No.  771).  Joseph  Harper 
Sr.,  married  second,  in  advanced,  life.  Sarah  (Lyon)  Higgins,  above.  Col.  John 
Harper    (b.    1797)    married    Tammison    Higgins,    above.      Children:      1.    John    W.; 

2.  Joseph  Abner;   3.  Mary  F.;  m.  Russell  C.  Root;   4.   Fllzabeth;  m.  Dr.  George  E. 

Belcher    [a   dau.    Elizabeth   m.    Stanton   and   had   a   son   George    H.];    B. 

Tamntison;   m.    Bonnell. 


112  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

and  contractor,  etc.     His  wife's  name,  as  shown  by  a  deed  of  land, 
was  Preelove.     She  was  born  In  1771  and  died  Feb.  12,  1850,  ae.  79. 

Children   of  Jonathan   and   Freelove    ( )    Lyon: 

7«».     I.     Maria;  b.   1796;   unm.;   d.   May  10.   1866. 
•770.     II.     WlUlam  Wesley;   d.   about  1860;   m.   Ist  Mary  Ann   Parish;   m.    Znd 
Sarah  Ann  Banta. 

•771.     III.     Jane  Freelove;  b.  1808;  d.  April  16,  1895;  m.  1826  Fletcher  Harper. 

77t.     IV.     Jemima  Ann;  m.   Dr.  Thomas  Henry;  a  dau.  Juliet  A.  m.  

Jonea  from   England   who  Is  said   to   have   "disappeared." 
77t.     V.     8arab;    m.    Dawson. 

301.  V.  94.  JAMES  H."  LYON  [Peter*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  14,  1777  and  died  at 
Irving  Institute  Nov.  10,  1844;  buried  in  Tarrytown  where  he  had  lived. 
He  married  first  Dec.  1,  1799,  Ann,  daughter  of  Gilbert  and  Phebe 
Bowne.  She  was  born  at  Eastchester  April  2,  1785  and  died  Feb.  21, 
1802.  He  married  second.  May  21,  1808,  Elizabeth  Mead,  born  at 
Horseneck,  March  16,  1787;  died  Tarrytown  March  18,  1869;  daughter 
of  Nathaniel  and  Martha  (Brown)   Mead.§ 

Children  ot   James   H.    and  Ann    (Bowne)    Lyon: 

774.  I.     James  Harvey;   b.    Sept.    17,    1800;    d.    Oct.    2,    1801. 

775.  II.     Peter;   b.    Dec.    2,    1801;    d.    Feb.    26,    1802. 
Children  of  James  H.   and  Elizabeth    (Mead)   Lyon: 

»776.     III.      Mary;  b.    April  13,   1809;   d.   March   13,   1835;   m.    William   Scobie. 
777.     IV.     Ann;  b.   Aug.    31,    1810;   d.   July   30,    1811. 
•778.     V.     WlUlam  Phoebus;  b.  Jan.  26,  1813;  d.  Aug.  It,  1884;  m.  Ist  Hannah 
"Wood;  m.    2nd  Effle  Polhemus;   m.    3rd  Mary  Davis. 

•779.  VI.  Charles  Harrison;  b.  April  28,  1814;  d.  May  10,  1883;  m.  1st  Eliza- 
beth  Gedney  Bayles;   m.    2nd   Georglana  Van   Kluck. 

780.     VII.     Samuel  Rodman;  b.   Sept.   22,   1815;   d.   May  19,   1816. 
♦781.     VIII.     Walter   Wesley;    b.    Oct.    25.    1816;    d.    March    18,    1855;    m.    Mary 
Oaaklns. 

782.  IX.     Martha;   twin   sister   of  Walter;   d.    Nov.    19,    1816. 

783.  X.      Lydia  Ann;  b.    March  7,   1S18;   d.  July  28,   1818. 

•784.  XI.  Bllzabeth  Phebe;  b.  April  21,  1820;  d.  April  9.  1902;  m.  Abram 
Requa. 

785.  XII.     Jane;   b.   Dec.    7,   1821;   d.   AprU   17,   1822. 

780.  XIII.     Susan;  b.    Oct.    7,    1824;    d.    Dec.    12,    1829. 

787.  XIV.     Bdward;   b.   Dec.    14,    1826;   d.   Dec.    4,   1829. 

302.  V.  94.  SAMUEL'  LYON  [Peter*,  Jonathan»,  Thomas', 
Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  June  5,  1781  and  died  at 


{Nathaniel  Mead  b.  March  7,  1746:  d.  Feb.  27,  1S14,  son  of  Nathaniel  and 
Prudence  (Wood)  Mead.  He  married  Oct.  23,  1765,  Martha  Brown,  b.  Sept.  i, 
1749;   d.    Oct.    27,    1819;   dau.    of  Nehemlah   and  Elisabeth   Brown. 


FIFTH   GENERATION  US 

Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  Oct.  16,  1830.  He  married  first,  Dec.  10,  1801,  Sarah, 
daughter  of  Nathanielt  and  Deborah  (Honeywell)  Merritt,  born  June 
11,  1781;  died  Nov.  3,  1811.  He  married  second  Dec.  26,  1811.  Nancy 
Bartholomew,  born  June  25,  1786;  died  April  1, 1845,  at  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Samuel  removed  shortly  after  his  first  marriage  to  New^  York,  thence 
about  1820  to  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  where  he  bought  a  farm,  thence  to  Canan- 
daigua,  N.  Y.,  in  mercantile  life,  finally  in  1830  to  Ann  Arbor,  Mich., 
where  he  bought  a  farm  below  the  city  on  the  River  road. 

Children   of  Samuel   and   Sarah    (Merritt)    Lyon: 
•788.     I.      Lorenzo  Merritt;   b.    March   4.    1S04;    d.    May    2,    1888;   m.    Luna   Lane. 
789.     II.     Alfred;    b.   Sept.    16,    1806. 
780.     III.     Smaline;  b  May  11,   1807;   d.  Jan.   20,  1808. 
7»1.     IV.     Harvey;   b.    July    25,    1809;    d.   Aug.    12,    1810. 

782.  V.     £Iina;   twin   sister   ol   Harvey. 

783.  VI.     ;   b.  and  d.  Nov.   2,  1811. 

Children   of  Samuel   and   Nancy    (Bartholomew)    Lyon: 

794.  VII.     OeorKe  Bartholomew;   b.   Dec.   12.    1812;   d.   July   19,    ltl6. 

795.  VIII.     George   Harrison;    b.    April   23,    1815. 

796.  IX.     Edward  Thomas;  b.   July   24,    1817. 
787.     X.     Clarissa  Amanda;   b.   Feb.    23,    182*. 

798.  XI.     Hester  Caroline;   b.   July  1.    1822. 

799.  XII.     Susan;  b.   June   7,    1824,   d.   July   24,    1824. 

800.  XIII.      Samuel;   b.    April   1,    1826;    d.    July    20,    1826. 

801.  XIV.     Joseph;   b.   Aug.    26,    1827;    d.   Sept.    13,    1827. 

802.  XV.     Benjamin;  twin  brother  of  Joseph;   d.  Sept.   11,   1827. 

304.  V.  94.  ANNA^  LYON  (BRITT)  [Peter^  Jonathan^  Thomas^ 
Thomas'],  was  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  6,  1787.  She  married 
William  Britt,  ship  joiner,  of  New  York  City,  who  died  May  21,  1842. 
Adm.  of  estate  July  9,  1849  to  widow  Anna  Britt. 

Children  of  William  and  Anna   (Lyon)   Britt: 

803.  I.     William  W. 

804.  II.     Peter  L,. 
806.     III.      Edward    L. 

806.     IV.     Sarah;   m.    before   1849,    Bernard   Mennen. 


tNathanlel  Merritt,  b.  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Oct.  19,  1757;  died  July  E,  1823, 
burled  at  Oakwood,  Mt.  Klsko,  N.  Y.  He  married  Deborah  Honeywell,  bom 
Jan.  1,  1760,  bapt.  St.  Johns  Episcopal  Chh.,  Greenwich,  Oct.  11,  1760;  d.  March 
16,  1849;  she  was  daughter  of  Enoch  and  Alethea  (Searles)  Honeywell.  Children: 
1.  Pheb«,  b.  1780;  d.  July  3,  1814,  unm. ;  2.  Sarah,  b.  June  11,  1781;  d.  Nov.  i, 
1811;  m.  Dec.  10,  1801,  Samuel  Lyon  (No.  302);  3.  Bath,  b.  June  1,  1783;  d.  Feb. 
28,   1868;  m.   Silas  Ambler;   4.   Amy;  m.   Silas  Reynolds;   6.   Nathaniel;  d.  April  K, 

1853;  m.  Freelove  Carpenter  (d.  Dec.  15,  1872);  6.  William;  m.  Hontrosi; 

res.    Seneca   Palls,    X.    Y. ;    7.  Elethe    [Alethea],   b.    June    26,    179S:    d.    Aug.    10.    1887. 

m.   Newman    C.    Lvon    (Xo.    987). 

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114  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

807.  V.      Elizabeth;   m.   before   1849  Joseph   D.   Johnston. 

SOS.  VI.     Jerusha. 

809.  VII.     Ann. 

810.  VIII.     Marietta. 

305.  V.  94.  PETER  PALMER"  LYON  [Peter*,  .Jonathan*, 
Thomas\  Thomas'],  born  at  North  Castle,  N.  Y..  March  14,  1794;  died 
at  Brooklyn  N.  Y.,  Feb.  13,  1879;  buried  in  Cypress  Hill  Cemetery. 
He  was  a  dry  goods  merchant  doing  business  at  106  Division  St.  Res. 
1820,  37  Pump  St.;  1830,  64  Canal  St.;  1870,  186  Carleton  Ave.  Oct.  8, 
1823,  Peter  Lyon  and  wife  Hannah  sold  to  Isabella  Knowlton  property 
on  Allen  St.,  bought  Sept.  18,  1821.  Peter  married  about  1820  Hannah, 
daughter  of  Dr.  Peter  and  Elizabeth  ( — )  Parks  of  New  York.  She 
was  born  Sept.  1799  and  died  Sept.  18,  1885.  Her  will  was  dated  Not. 
6,  1882;  probated  Brooklyn  Oct.  1,  1885;  executors  Theodore  and 
Henrietta  Lyon. 

Children   of   Peter  and   Hannah    (Parks)    Lyon: 
Sll.     I.     Elizabeth;   b.   about   1821;   d.   about   1898;   unm. 
•S12.     II.      Henrietta;    b.    1823;    d.    Aug.    10.    1802;    m.    Samuel    A.    Beckman. 

•813.  III.  Theodore  E;  b.  Jan.  23,  1829;  d.  April  4,  1891:  m.  Mary  Jane 
Smith. 

•814.  IV.     Sarah  A.;  b.   1833;   d.  Jan.   15,   1901;  m.  William  V.  Wood. 

•816.  V.     Charles  F.;  b.   1835;  m.   Carrie  F.  Perkins. 

816.  VI,     Peter   P.;   b.   about    1837. 

319.  V.  106.  SARAH'  LYON  (HURD)  [James*,  Joseph*,  Thomas*, 
Thomas'],  died  on  or  about  May  1,  1845;  will  dated  July  11,  1841; 
probated  New  York  City  June  3,  1858.  She  married  July  15.  1786 
Abraham  Hurd  (Rec.  Presbyterian  Chh.,  N.  Y.).  He  was  a  dock 
builder  in  New  York  City.  He  died  March  26,  1841;  adm.  of  estate  Aug. 
10,  1842  to  widow  Sarah  Hurd. 

Children   of  Abraham   and   Sarah    (Lyon)    Hurd: 

817.  I.  Josephine;  m.  James  Armor  who  died  before  1850;  res.  New 
Orleans,  La. 

818.  II.  Harriet  C;  d.  before  1844;  m.  Charles  Suxas;  ch. :  1.  Charles  L.; 
b.    1837;    2   Eugene  A.;  b.    1838;    3.   Henry  O.;  b.   1841. 

81».     III.     Eliza;  m.  Mason;   ch. :   1.   Henry  J.;  of  Texas;   2.   William; 

b.    1823;   of   New   Orleans;    3.    Charles;    M.    D. ;    res.    Baltimore;    4.    Eliza  Jane;   m. 
Edward  Smith;   res.   Louisiana. 

333.  V.  140.  PHBBE'^  I^YON  (SHERWOOD)  [Gilbert*,  Gilbert', 
Thoma3%  Thomas'],  born  March  29,  1763;  and  died  April  14,  1855,  ae. 
92  y.  0  m.  16  d.;    buried  in  Anderson  Cemetery,  King  St.,  Rye.     She 


FIFTH  GENERATION  115 

married  Nehemiah  Sherwood,  born  Jan  6,  1764;   died  July  28,  1844; 
buried  in  Anderson  Cemetery. 

Daughter  of  Nehemiah  and  Phebe  (Lyon)  Sherwood: 
820.     I.     Klizabeth;    b.   June   1.    1787;    d.   July   20,    1848. 

336.  V.  140.  THOMAS'  LYON  [Gilbert^  Gilbert*,  Thomas-, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn,  in  1774;  died  there  Dec.  5,  1821; 
buried  at  Lyon  farm,  Greenwich.  Will  dated  Nov.  20,  1821;  probated 
Stamford  Dec.  14,  1821;  executors  wife  Abigail,  son  Elisha  Lyon  and 
Seth  Lyon  (No.  363).  He  married  about  1798  Abigail  Mosher,  who 
survived  him. 

ChUdren  of  Thomas  and  Abigail   (Mosher)   Lyon: 
•821.     1.     Elisha;  b.  Feb.  14,   1799;  d.  April  9,   1889;  m.  Phebe  Brundage. 
SZZ.     II.     Mary    [Polly];   m.    March   3,    1826.   James   McMillan   of  Greenwich; 
a   dau.   Elizabeth,   b.    March    20,    1830;    d.    Oct.    16,    1836. 

•823.     III.     Katherine  Mosher;   b.   April   2,    1811;   d.   Oct.   7,   1849;   m.   Leonard 
Paulson. 

•824.     IV.     Charles  F.;   m.    Mary   Louise  . 

826.     V.      ?Arnieiila;   (possibly  dau.   of  Peter  Lyon);  m.  Van  Antwerp. 

345.  V.  142.  SARAH''  LYON  (RUNDLE)  [Andrew*,  Gilbert*. 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  1791;  died  Feb.  25,  1865;  buried  in  Union 
Cemetery,  Rye.  She  married  Charles  Rundle,  born  1784;  died  Feb. 
14,  1845;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery. 

Daughter  of  Charles   and   Sarah    (Lyon)    Rundle: 

826.  I.     Hannah;  b.   1820;   d.   Sept.    22,   1878;  ra.   Brlgham  W.   Barton. 

347.  V.  143.  ELIZABETH  LYON  (MOSHER)  [JoshuaS  Gilbert', 
Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  14,  1776;  died  May  12,  1859; 
buried  in  new  Baptist  Churchyard,  King  St.,  Rye.  She  married  April 
17,  1801  William  Mosher,  born  Oct.  9,  1775;  died  Sept.  17,  1861,  buried 
in  Baptist  Churchyard.  Some  of  their  grandchildren  live  at  Rose- 
dale,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  ■William  and  Blizabeth   (Lyon)   Mosher: 

827.  I.     Alvan;   b.   Aug.    23,    1801;    d.   Nov.    30,   1877. 

828.  XL     Hannah;  b.  Aug.   28,   1803;   d.  March  15.   1877. 
82».     III.     WiUiam;   b.   Dec.    31,    1805;   d.   Nov.    4,   1877. 

830.  IV.     Edwin;  b.   April   15,   1808;   d.   Oct.   25,   1885. 

831.  V.     Mary  E.;  b.  Aug.  11.   1812;   d.  Jan.   5,   1880. 

832.  VI.  Samuel  Lyon;  b.  March  16,  1815;  d.  June  6,  1900;  m.  Phebe  Ann 
Purdy. 

833.  VII.  Joshua  Lyon;  b.  June  28,  1817;  d.  Nov.  26,  1878;  m.  Sept.  4,  1848. 
Mary  Green  Willson. 


116  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

352.  V.  143.  GILBERT'  LYON  [Joshua*,  Gilbert^  Thomas% 
Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.  Dec.  28,  1787;  died  June  20,  1846;  buried 
in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye.  Adm.  of  estate  June  30,  1846  to  widow,  De- 
borah Lyon.  He  was  Captain  in  succession  of  the  market  sloops 
"Caroline,"  "Jackson"  and  "New  York,"  plying  between  Port  Chester 
and  New  York  City.  He  married  March  26,  1814  Deborah  (No.  352) 
daughter  of  Abraham  and  Hannah  (Mills)  Lyon.  She  was  born  in 
Rye,  Nov.  5,  1795;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye.  Captain  "Gillie" 
about  1817  bought  the  home  lot  on  "Lyons  Point"  where  he  lived  and 
died.  The  house  formerly  belonged  to  Nathaniel  Hyatt,  having  been 
built  for  him  by  John  Sniffen.  About  1820  he  bought  of  Robert  Merritt 
the  lower  Dock  [now  Ryan's]  property,  where  he  had  a  vinegar  house 
and  lime  kiln.    The  business  was  continued  after  his  death  by  his  sons. 

Gilbert  Lyon  was  Grand  Master  of  the  local  Free  Mason's  Lodge. 
He  fiercely  opposed  the  change  of  the  name  Saw  Pits  to  Port  Chester. 
During  his  absence  he  was  falsely  represented  at  Albany  as  in  favor 
of  the  change,  and  for  this  reason  refused  to  acknowledge  the  name 
Port  Chester,  refusing  even  to  carry  freight  billed  to  Port  Chester  in- 
stead of  Saw  Pits. 

Children  of  Gilbert  and  Deborah   (Lyon)    Lyon: 

*8S4.  I.  Alvah  AugiistuB;  b.  April  26,  181B;  d.  April  18,  1884;  m.  Rebecca 
Lyon   (No.   593). 

•836.     II.     OUbert;   b.   Oct.    11,   1817;   d.   July  10,   1893;  m.  Anna  Crawford. 

•8S6.  III.  Richard  Montgomery;  b.  Augr.  14,  1820;  d.  March  18,  1884;  m. 
Esther  Ann  Smith. 

*837.  IV.  James  Madison  [or  Munroe] ;  b.  March  1823;  m.  Vlr^nla  B.  Oood- 
day. 

•838.  V.  William  Penn;  b.  May  22,  1825;  d.  April  15,  1899;  m.  Phebe  E>. 
Sherwood. 

839.  VI.     Andrew  JacltBon;  b.   July   28    (or   29),   1827;   d.   Aug.    5,    1832. 

840.  VII.     Benjamin  Franklin;  b.  Nov.   12,    1829;   d.   Sept.   11,    1866;   unm. 

841.  VIII.     Thomas  Jefferson;  d.   in  Infancy. 

•842.  IX.  Sarah  E.;  b.  April  6.  1832;  m.  George  E.  Wilcox;  res.  (1906)  a 
widow,  at  Port  Chester,  N.   Y. 

355.  V.  143.  JOHN-^  LYON  [Joshua',  Gilbert\  ThomasS 
Thomas'],  born  April  13,  1796;  res.  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.;  died  Sept.  20, 
1875.  He  married  Harriet  B.  Merritt,  born  Aug.  15,  1800;  died  Feb. 
9,  1876;  daughter  of  Daniel  and  Rebecca  (Bush)  Merritt  of  Hog  Pen 
Ridge. 

Children  of  John  and  Harriet  B.   (Merritt)   Lyon: 

843.  I.     George  M.;   d.    Oct.    27,    1838. 

844.  II.     Joseph ;   unm. ;    deceased. 
84JS.     III.     Harriet. 


FIFTH   GENERATION  117 

84e.     IV.     Rebecca;  res.    Port   Chester,   N.   T.,   with  her  brother  John 
•847.     V.     John  Merrltt;   b.    about   1845;   m.    Sarah   H.    Merrltt. 

362.  V.  147.  SETH=  LYON  [Abrahams  Gilbert',  Thomas=, 
Thomas'],  born  Byram  Bridge  Aug.  7,  1790.  He  married  May  24,  1822, 
Nancy  Seaman,  born  Nov.  22,  1798;  died  June  12,  1835;  buried  on  Lyon 
farm. 

Children   of  Seth  and   Nancy    (Seaman)    Lyon: 

848.  I.     WlUlam    Henry    [Harvey];    b.    Oct.    20,    1823;    d.    ;    a    son 

Henry  W.,  res.  Bridgeport.  Conn. 

849.  II.     James   Willis;   b.    March    24,    1833;    res.    Bridgeport,    Conn. 

365.  V.  147.  OLIVIA'  (LYON)  (SHERWOOD)  [Abraham*, 
Gilbert',  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Bryam  Bridge  Nov.  5,  1797;  died 
April  5,  1868;  buried  In  Union  Cemetery,  Rye,  N.  Y.  She  married 
first  Jonathan  Lyon  (No.  531  q.  v.),  son  of  Thomas  and  Levinia  (Snif- 
fen)  Lyon;  born  Jan.  13,  1792;  died  Feb.  29,  1820.  Adm.  of  estate 
March  17,  1820  to  widow  Olivia  Lyon  (White  Plains  Probate  rec). 
They  had  a  son  Thomas  who  died  ae.  17.  She  married  second  Jotham 
Sherwood,  born  1796;  died  April  13,  1850;  son  of  Nehemiah  and  Phebe 
(Purdy)  Sherwood. 

Children   of  Jotham   and   Olivia    (Lyon)    Sherwood: 

850.  I.  Lavinia;  b.  June  16.  1822;  res.  (1904)  Port  Chester,  N.  Y. ;  m.  Oct. 
6,  1841,  Robert  Anser. 

851.  II.  Hannah  Maria;  b.  June"  7,  1825;  d.  Feb.  14,  1848;  m.  WUllam  H. 
Drew. 

852.  III.  Mary  Jane;  h.  1828;  res.  (1904)  Bridgeport.  Conn.;  m.  John 
Racket    [Rocket]. 

86S.  IV.  Samantha;  b.  Nov.  2,  1830;  d.  Dec.  15,  1872;  unm.  One  of  the 
daughters  married  Vernon;   a  son  Leo  Vernon  res.    (1906)   Port   Chester, 

N.    Y. 

367.  V.  147.  ELIAS'  LYON  [Abraham*,  Gilbert',  Thomas-, 
Thomas'],  born  at  the  Lyon  homestead,  Byram  Bridge,  June  26,  1800; 
died  there  Feb.  3,  1863.  Will  dated  Nov.  28,  1862;  probated  Greenwich 
1863;  executor  James  H.  Hoyt.  He  married  Martha  A.  Banks;  born 
Oct.  24,  1805;  died  April  6.  1893;  daughter  of  John  and  Elizabeth 
(Banks)  Banks. 

Children  of   Ellas   and    Martha   A.    (Banks)    Lyon: 

•854.     I.  Underhill;   b.    Oct.    24,    1837;    res.    (1906)    Byram   Bridge;    m.    Maria 
Blackett. 

•855.     II.  Ixtalsa;   b.    1844;      d.   March   30,    1893;   m.    Daniel  Halght. 


118  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

368.  V.  147.  ABIGAIL  JANE"  LYON  (DAVIS)  [Abraham*, 
Gilbert^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at  Byram  Bridge,  Feb.  25,  1802; 
died  Sept.  26,  1886.  She  married  Henry  Davis,  born  Jan.  8,  1797;  son 
of  Silas  and  Maria  (Benson)  Davis.§  He  was  a  miller  at  Indian  Har- 
bor, Conn. 

Children  of  Henry  and  Abigail  J.    (Lyon)   Davis: 

866.  I.  Caroline  Matilda;  b.  Sept.  1,  1823;  d.  April  16,  1886;  m.  Capt.  Amos 
M.    Lowden;   a  son  Thomas  res.    (1906)   at  Port  Chester,   N.   Y. 

857.  II.  Edgar  Byker;  b.  Feb.  4.  1825;  m.  about  1850.  .Julia  Ann  Lyon; 
a    son,    Capt.    Charles   W.,    res.    (1906)    at    Marmaroneck,    N.    Y. 

858.  III.  Hannah  Maria;  b.  March  8,  1829;  d.  May  3,  1892;  m.  let  William 
P.  Brush;  m.  2nd  Isaac  C.  Sheldon. 

869.     IV.     Thomas  Jefferson;  b.  May  3,  1831;  d.  Feb.  1,   1841. 

372.  VI.  163.  MARY"  LYON  (PECK)  [Caleb^  Caleb*,  Thomas*, 
John^  Thomas'],  born  in  Greenwich,  Conn.  Feb.  22,  1766;  died  May 
18,  1828.  She  married  March  18,  1790,  Solomon,  son  of  Theophilus 
and  Rebecca  (Knapp)  Peck,  born  Nov.  25,  1765;  died  Greenwich  Feb. 
7,  1850. 

Children   of  Solomon   and  Mary   (Lyon)   Peck: 

860.  I.  Arad;  b.  April  16,  1791;  d.  Dec.  16,  1874;  m.  Sept.  3,  1833,  Bllsa 
Stephens;    one   son   Edward. 

861.  n.     Rachel;   b.  June   8,    1795;   d.   Feb.   28,   1821;  unm. 

862.  III.  Mary;  b.  Nov.  25,  1797;  m.  Sept.  8,  1835.  Allen  P.  Carpenter;  res. 
Rye,  N.  Y. ;  Children:  George  WUUam;  b.  Sept.  5,  1837;  2.  Mary  Allen;  b.  Sept.  8, 
1840. 

373.  VI.  163.  THOMAS*  LYON  [Caleb^  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Aug.  28,  1768;  died  Morristown,  N.  J. 
April  24,  1849.  He  studied  medicine  and  practised  first  in  Genoa,  N. 
Y.,  afterwards  in  New  York  City  and  finally  took  up  his  residence  In 
Morristown,  N.  J.t  He  was  greatly  interested  in  the  Lyon  family  his- 
tory and  prepared  in  1847  an  extended  manuscript  family  record  that 
is  still  extant.  See  note  to  Caleb  Lyon,  No.  52.  The  name  of  his  first 
wife  is  not  known.  He  married  second,  March  31,  1812  his  cousin, 
Abigail  Parmelia,  daughter  of  Gideon  Mead  and  widow  of  Dr.  Caleb 
Lindsay,  who  died  at  Newark,  N,  J.,  in  1801.  Abigail  P.  Mead  was 
granddaughter  of  Samuel  Ferrand  of  Bloomfield,  N.  J. 


§SiIas  Davis  was  born  in  Greenwich.  Conn.,  Oct.  21,  1772;  married  at 
Tappan,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  24,  1794,  Maria  Benson. 

tDr.  Thomas  Lyon  and  his  wife  were  received  into  Morristown  Church  by 
letter  from  Basking  Ridge,  N,  J.,  Dec.  1,  1829.  and  dismissed  by  letter  to  the 
second   church   there   Jan.    26,    1841. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  119 

Children  of  Thomas  Lyon  by  first  marriagre: 

863.  I.     William  M.;   b.    Sept.    25,    1794;   m.   his  brother  Joseph's  widow. 

864.  II.     Joseph   B.;    b.    May    2,    1797;    m.    Aletta   Johnson. 

865.  III.     Robert  P.;  b.  June  22,   1799;  m.   Mary  A.  Fairaloe. 

866.  IV.     Caleb  F.;   b.   March   2,    1801. 
Children   of  Thomas  and   Agibail  P.    (Mead)    Lyon: 

•867.  V.  Edward  TbomaB;  b.  New  York  City,  March  12,  1813;  d.  Oct.  >, 
1862;   m.    Mary  W.    Canfleld. 

868.  VI.  George  Aasrostas;  b.  New  York  City,  Dec.  12,  1815;  d.  Jan.  9,  1817; 
buried    in   churchyard    of    Trinity   clih..    N.    Y. 

375.  VI.  163.  CALEB"  LYON  [Caleb^  Caleb',  Thomas^  John% 
Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.  Dec.  22,  1772;  died  Genoa,  Cayuga 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  July  1,  1856.  He  was  a  farmer  and  blacksmith.  He  was 
married  Nov.  24,  1795  by  Rev.  Nathaniel  Finch,  to  Amy,  daughter  of 
David  and  Amy  (Rundle)  Peck.  She  was  born  Aug.  12,  1777  and 
died  in  Genoa  Jan.  30,  1843.  In  the  spring  of  1798  they  removed  from 
Greenwich  to  Milton,  now  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.  They  were  twenty- 
one  days  on  their  journey.  They  slept  one  night  in  an  Indian  wigwam 
near  Utica.  They  located  lot  No.  35,  half  a  mile  north-west  of  the  stone 
bridge  and  the  line  of  the  towns  of  Genoa  and  Lansing.  The  country 
was  then  a  wilderness. 

Daughter  of  Caleb  and  Amy   (Peck)   Lyon: 
•869.     I.     £llza;  b.  Oct.  17,  1798;  d.  March  25,   1847;  m.  Wines  Palmer. 

376.  VI.  163.  LUTHER"  LYON  [Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^ 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.  May  23,  1774;  baptized  ["Ruther- 
ford"] 2nd  Cong'l  Chh,  Aug.  20,  1774;  died  Genoa,  N.  Y,  June  5,  1832. 
He  married,  Nov.  16,  1797,  Ruth,  daughter  of  Theophilus  and  Rebecca 
(Knapp)  Peck  (Rec.  2nd.  Cong'l  chh.).  She  was  born  in  Greenwich 
Dec.  20,  1777  and  died  in  Genoa,  N.  Y.  June  28,  1843. 

Children  of  Luther  and  Ruth   (Peck)   Lyon: 
*870.     I.     Theophllas;  b.   June  18,   1800;   d.   Aug.    27,    1870;   m.   lat   Mary  Peet; 
m.    2nd  Amy  Clock;  m.   3rd  Margaret   Randolph. 

*871.  II.  Esbon  [Erbon];  b.  Feb.  26,  1806;  d.  Feb.  3,  1887;  m.  Elizabeth 
Barnes. 

•872.     IIL     Bebecca;   b.   Feb.    3,    1810;   m.    David   Bower. 

377.  VI.  163.  ENON"  LYON  (Caleb^  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Aug.  15,  1776;  baptized  2nd  Cong'l 
Chh.  Sept.  28,  1777;  died  Lansingville,  Tompkins  Co.,  N.  Y.  Dec.  19, 
1819.  He  married  Nov.  19,  1799  Elizabeth  Webb;  born  In  Greenwich 
Aug.  27,  1776;  died  in  Lansingville  May  8,  1833;  daughter  of  Stephen 


120  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

and  Elizabeth  (Hoyt)  Webb.  See  note  20,  appendix.  They  removed 
from  Greenwich  to  Cayuga  Co.,  settling  finally  in  Lansingvllle.  Both 
husband  and  wife  were  devotedly  pious. 

Children   of  Enon   and   EUzabeth    (Webb)    Lyon: 

878.  I.     Eliiabeth;    b.    Dec.    10,    1800;    d.    Nov.    22,    1819. 

•814.     II.     Nathan   BockweU;   b.    Nov.    16,    1803;    d.    Sept.    7.    1885;    m.    Sophia 
Crocker  Lyon   (No.   948). 

•876.     III.     Bachel  Peck;   b.   Nov.   16,   1805;   m.   Benjamin  W.   Huated. 
•876.     IV.     Rhnna;  b.   June   28,   1811;   d.  Feb.   11,   1844;   m.   John  Conrad. 
877.     V.     Angelina;  b.   May  15,   1815;   d.  July  6,   1822. 
•878.      VI.     Mary;  b.  Aug.   12,   1S19;   m.   Joseph   Conrad. 

378.  VI.  163.  ANNA"  LYON  (WEBB)  (ADEE)  tCaleb^  Caleb*, 
Thomas',  John-,  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Nov.  14,  1779;  was 
living  in  1847,  in  Moravia,  N.  Y.  She  married  first,  April  11,  1799 
Stephen,  son  of  Stephen  and  Elizabeth  (Hoyt)  Webb,  born  June  28, 
1772;  died  April  22,  1820.  They  settled  in  Scipio,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y., 
and  were  both  Charter  members  of  the  First  Church  organized  in  that 
place.  She  married  second  March  20,  1823,  John  Adee,  who  died  In 
Moravia,  N.  Y.,  March  30,  1827. 

'Children  of  Stephen  and  Anna   (Lyon)    Webb: 

879.  I.  Mary;  b.  May  21.  1800;  d.  Jan.  6,  1825;  m.  June  2,  1817;  011v«r 
Reynolds  Jr.,  who  was  born  Feb.  27,  1795;  res.  Sclpio,  N.  Y. ;  Children:  1.  Richard 
I.an«inK,  b.  Au?.  26,  1819;  2.  Bachel  Lyon,  b.  Sept.  24,  1821;  3.  Stephen  Webb, 
b.  May  26,   1824;  d.   Aug.   26,   1852   [Oliver  Reynolds  m.   2nd  Lucy  Anable]. 

880.  II.     Rachel;  b.   July  9,   1802;  d.  July  4,   1804. 

881.  III.  Zacharlah  Lewis;  b.  May  22,  1805;  m.  July  22,  1835  Polly  Hoff- 
man of  Auburn  (b.  Nov.  1816);  res.  Moravia,  N.  Y.;  Children:  1.  Ann  Maria,  b. 
June  9,  1840;  2.  Catharine  Mary,  b.  May  1844;  3.  Lewis  Hoffman,  b.  March  1848; 
4.  AbisaU  WilUams,  b.   1848;   5.  Jolia  Day,  b.   1851. 

882.  IV.     Ann  Mead;  b.   June   10,   1807. 
88S.     V.     Seth  Romlne;  b.   Oct.    8,    1810. 

884.  VI.     David;  b.  June  2,   1812. 

885.  VII.  Lydia;  b.  Sept.  15.  1817;  m.  Auk.  2,  1S35.  James  C.  Sayers,  a 
carpenter;  res.  Moravia,  N.  Y. ;  Children:  1.  Mary  Sophia  Holmes,  b.  Oct.  29,  1837; 
d.  April  2.  1854;  2.  William  Holmes,  b.  Dec.  20.  1839;  3.  Charlotte  Angellne,  b. 
Nov.  24,  1843;  4.  Sarah  Bochford,  b.  Jan.   25,  1846;  5.  James  Cooper,  b.  Feb.   8,  1850. 

Daughter   of  John   and  Anna    (Lyon)    (Webb)    Adee: 

886.  I.     Deborah  Ann;  b.  Dec.   13,   1824;   d.   March  28,   1903. 

379.  VI.  163.  MARTIN**  LYON  [Caleb",  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John=, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Sept.  28,  1782.  He  removed  to 
Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and  settled  In  Genoa.  He  married  first,  Jan.  23, 
1805,  Sarah  Chadwick,  born  1788;  died  at  Genoa,  July  23,  1827.  He 
married  second  Rachel  Haight  of  Geneva,  Ontario  Co.,  N.  Y.,  formerly 
of  Connecticut.     She  was  bom  in  1793  and  died  July  13,  1840.     He 


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cried  third,  J^.  16,  1849,  Harriet  Northway  of  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  born       a  y 

.  16.  1801.,  Oot^  '  M^^^/   K  Cf  (um^lc^  (i^ci^4^   Ic^f-t^ 


^marri-ed 
.Jan 


Son  of  Martin  and  Sarah   (Chadwlck)   Lyon: 
•887.     I.     Samuel   Chadwlck;    b.    May    31,    181*;    d.    Sept.    13,    1870;    m.    Kmllr 
Adams.  t-^f  ,     , 

.  ( JL-  3 

Daughter   of   Martin   and   Rachel    (Halght)    Lyon:  ^ 

•888.  II.  Caroline  Hall;  b.  Aug.  18.  1832;  d.  SataaXtctsdar,  N.  T.,  Aug.  4, 
1890;   m.   Charles  Porter  Mos\«r.  g 

380.  VI.  163.  BENJAMIN*  LYON  [Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John», 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  10,  1784;  died  Bronson,  Ohio, 
April  18,  1837.  He  removed  in  1807  from  Greenwich  to  Genoa,  Cayug^a 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  he  lived  twenty-eight  years.  In  1835  he  sold  his 
property  in  Genoa  and  removed  to  Bronson,  Huron  Co.,  Ohio.  He  mar- 
ried, Sept  17,  1807,  Deborah  Lawrence,  born  Stamford  Conn.,  Jan.  14, 
1786,  daughter  of  Timothy  and  Ruth  (Hoyt)  Lawrence.f 

Children   of   Benjamin   and   Deborah    (Lawrence)    Lyon: 
•889.     I.      Anson  Mead;  b,  March  9,   1810;  m.  Betsey  Reebler;  res.  Genoa.  N.  T. 
•890.     II.     Timothy;      b.    Aug.    13,    1812;      m.    Mrs.    Catherine    Beebe;      res. 
Syracuse,    N.    Y. 

891.  III.  Ruth  Maria;  b.  June  15,  1823;  d.  May  20,  1849;  m.  1841,  Bairna 
Johnson;   res.   Peru,   Huron  Co.,   O. ;  ch. :  Rolla  Ambrose,  b.   July  1842. 

892.  IV.     (no   record). 

381.  VI.  163.  ABIA"  LYON  (WEBB)  Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas*, 
John',  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich.  Conn.,  July  31,  1787;  baptized  Sept. 
10,  1788;  was  living  in  1847  in  Ithaca,  N.  Y.  (Dr.  T.).  She  married, 
Jan.  1,  1807,  Hoyt  Webb,  born  Dec.  12,  1783;  died  in  Ithaca,  July  27, 
1838;  son  of  Stephen  and  Elizabeth  (Hoyt)  Webb. 

Children   of   Hoyt   and   Abia    (Lyon)    Webb: 

893.  I.     Thomas  L,.    [Lyon];   b.   Nov.    19,    1807;    d.    Nov.    10,   1833. 

894.  II.     Charlotte;  b.   Dec.   19.   1808. 

896.  III.  Ransom;  b.  Aug.  24,  1810;  was  a  tanner  and  currier;  m.  Bmellne 
Helen    Brown;    res.    Lexington,    Ohio. 

896  IV.     Marvin  H.    [Hoyt?];   b.    May   ;    d.   Nov.    21,    1824. 

897  V.     Ra«hel;   b.   Feb.    19,    1818;    d.   Jan.    21,    1837. 

898.  VI.     Abla;   b.   May   30.    1820. 

899.  VIL  Calvin;  b.  July  13,  1826;  m.  July  15,  1851,  Prudy  Ann  Robinson 
(b.  April   2,   1831);  a  son,  WUUs  Hoyt,  b.   Nov.   8,   1853, 


STlmothy  Lawrence  married  Nov.  1764  Ruth,  dau.  of  Nehemlah  and  Ruth 
(Peck)  Hoyt.  Children:  1.  Timothy,  b.  Dec.  16  1766;  2.  Rnth,  b.  Oct.  6,  1768; 
8.  Samael,  b.  Feb.  27.  1771;  4.  Sarah,  b.  Nov.  18.  1772;  m.  Oct.  11.  179S,  David 
Street;  5.  Philander,  b.  Feb.  26,  1775;  6.  Mary,  b.  April  17,  1777;  7.  B«ts«7,  b.  Sept. 
5.    1781;   8.   Deborah,  b.   Jan.    14,    1787    (?);   m.   Benjamin   Lyon  above. 


12S  THOMAS   LVON    OF    RYE 

382.  VI.  163.  MOSES'  LYON  [Caleb',  Caleb\  Thomas',  John'. 
Thomas*],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  April  2,  1790.  He  came  with  his 
parents  to  Genoa  Tp.,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in  1799,  and  made  his  per- 
manent home  there,  becoming  a  prosperous  farmer.  Moses,  his  broth- 
er Caleb  and  his  father  Caleb  were  all  deacons  in  Congregational  or 
Presbyterian  Churches.  He  married  first  Hester  Peet,  born  Jan.  1793; 
died  April  8,  1824.  He  married  second  at  Groton,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  3,  1826, 
Laura  Riggs,  born  at  Ballston  Spa,  Saratoga  Co.  N.  Y.,  daughter  of 

Miles  and  Suse  ( )  Riggs.    She  died  Nov.  6,  1844.    He  married 

third,  Feb.  28,  1846,  Mrs.  Clarissa  (Bradley)  Eaton,  daughter  of  Major 
Bradley.    Moses  Lyon  was  her  third  husband. 

Children  of  Moses  and  Laura   (Riggs)   Lyon: 
*900.     I.     Marcus;  b.   Sept.   23,   1827;   d.  Sept.   18,   1899;  m.   Susan  M.   Schuyler. 
801.     IL     Newton;  b.   Jan.   11,   1829;   d.  April   14,   1832. 
•902.     in.      Brainerd;    b.    Aug.    1,    1830;    res.    Kings   Ferry,    Cayuga    Co.,    N.    T. 
903.     IV.     NeweU;  b.   Feb.   18,   1832;   d.   Portland,   Me.,  Aug.    2,    1903;   m.   1878 
or  1879,   Mrs.    Mary   Close;   she  d.   Jan.    31,   1904. 

•004.     V.     WUUam   Richards;    b.    May    6,    1834;    res.    (1906)    St.    Joseph,    Mich. 

906.     VI.     Laura  Elisabeth;   b.    Sept    27,    1836;    d.    Watervliet,    Mich.,    June    6, 

1892;  m.  July  3,  1856.  Rev.  William  B.  Dada;   a  son,  Arthur  H.  Dada;  b.  Nov.   20, 

1861,   d.    March   27,   1887,   leaving  a   widow   and   one  child,   Percy  A.  Dada,   b.   Aug. 

21.    1886. 

906.  VII.  licwls  Edwin;  b.  June  30.  1838;  m.,  Auburn,  N.  Y.,  about  June  7, 
1864  Jane  Hunt;   res.    (1906)    38   Logan  St.,   Auburn,   N.   Y. 

Son  of  Moses  and  Clarissa   (Bradley)    (Eaton)   Lyon: 

907.  VIII.     Jolui  Jay;   b.   Aug.    14,    1849;   d.    Oct.    21,    1889. 

385.  VL  164.  JOSEPH"  LYON  [DanieP,  Caleb*,  Thomas^  John=, 
Thomas*],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Feb.  2,  1773;  died  Genoa,  N.  Y., 
1856.  He  was  a  blacksmith.  He  married  Esther,  daughter  of  David 
and  Amy  (Rundle)  Peck  of  Greenwich,  a  niece  of  Solomon,  Eliphalet 
and  Gideon  Peck,  (see  No.  372.).  She  was  born  in  Greenwich  Nov.  25, 
1781,  and  died  in  Genoa,  Jan.  7,  1832.  They  removed  to  Genoa,  joining 
the  Lyon  colony  in  that  place. 

Children  of  Joseph  and  Esther   (Peck)   Lyon   (Dr.  T.): 
•908.     I.     Mary;  b.   March  4,  1802;  m.   Jacob  Smith;  res.,   Lansing,   N.   Y.,   later 
at  Groton. 

♦900.     II.     Fanny;    d.    Bronson,    O.,    April   7,    1847;    m.    William    Smith. 
*910.     III.     Amy;  m.   1st  Thore  Smith,   hro.   of  Jacob;  m.   2nd  Edward,  aon  of 
Levi  Palmer;  res.   near  Five  Corners. 

•911.     IV.     Charlotte  Rebecca;  m.   Rev.   George   W.   Nichols. 
912.     V.     Joseph. 
918.    vr.     Ann. 

386.  VI.    164.    CHARLES'     LYON     [Daniel',     Caleb*,     Thomas', 


SIXTH  GENERATION  123 

John*,  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  March  17,  1776;  died  Fitch- 
ville,  Ohio,  Jan.  9,  1845.  He  married  at  Stanwich,  Conn.,  Feb.  7,  1800, 
Deborah,  daughter  of  Samuel  Palmer,  of  Greenwich. 

Children  of  Charles  and  Deborah   (Palmer)   Lyon   (Dr.   T.): 

914.  I.     Betsey;   d.    May  1847;   m.   1835,    John  Flllclns. 

»16.  II.     SaUy. 

916.  III.     Levi. 

917.  IV.     Deborah;  m.,  July  1,   1828,   Bradford  Lyon  Head   (No.   423). 

918.  V.     Belinda. 

919.  VI.     Daniel. 

920.  VII.     Amy  AbigraU. 

921.  VIII.     Charles. 

387.  VI.  164.  FANNY*  LYON  (MEAD)  [Daniel',  Caleb*,  Thomas*, 
John',  Thomas'],  bom  Greenwich;  baptized  Sept.  16,  1784.  She  mar- 
ried Morris  Mead,  born  March  3,  1782;  d.  Sept.  1823;  son  of  Stephen 
and  Patience  (Farr)  Mead.  He  was  a  widower;  his  first  wife  was 
Fannie  Darby.t 

Daughter  of  Morris  and  Fanny   (Lyon)   Mead: 
I.  Mary  E.;  b.   1825;  d.   1845. 

391.  VI.  164.  DANIEL*  LYON  [DanieP.  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John*, 
Thomas'],   born   Greenwich,   Conn.,   about   1798;    died  there   In   1859. 

Will   dated  Jan.   21,   1857;    probated   Greenwich  ;    executors 

Isaac  Lyon  of  North  St.,  son  Albert  J.  Lyon.  He  lived  on  the  farm  In 
Greenwich  inherited  from  his  father.  He  married  Hannah  Holly,  born 
1796;  d.  April  17,  1837  in  Greenwich;  daughter  of  Isaac  and  Sarah 
(Reynolds)  Holly,  of  Greenwich. 

Children  of  Daniel  and  Hannah    (Holly)    Lyon: 
*922.     I.     Eliza  A.;  b.  April   29,   1822;  d.   Dec.   24,   1866;  m.  Allen  Howe. 

933.     IL      Lucius    [Lucus]    Holly;    b.    June    5,    1823. ><;       c- ,   ^<'-'     .    ^-7//  i  i    ^  / 
•924.     III.     Daniel  W.;  b.  Sept.   18,   1824;  d.  about  1893;  m.  Frances  L.  Sayre. 

926.  IV.     Hannah  Maria;  b.   April   18,   1827;  res.   Oreenwlch,   1893. 

•926.  V.  Albert  Judson;  b.  Jan.  7,  1828;  d.  Dec.  13,  1894;  m.  Mary  Jane 
McKenzle. 

927.  VI.     Sarah  Frances;   b.   Sept.   7,   1830;   d.   before   1893;   m.  ^Breeae; 

a  son,  Charles  M.  res.    (1895)   Greenwich.   Conn. 

•928.     VII.     Joseph    Theodore;     b.     Aug.     7,     1832;     res.     (1906)     Greenwich. 
929.     Vni.     Mary  Elizabeth;  b.  Dec.   22.   1833. 


t Children   of   Morris   and   Fanny    (Darby)    Mead:    1.    George  Clark,   b.    Aug.    t, 

1807;  m.   Jan.   22,   1829   Lois  ;   2.   Morris;  3.   Alfred,  res.   Jerry,   Licking  Co.. 

O. ;    4.  Phebe  Clark;   res.   Oakland,   Calif.;    5.  Fanny,   b.   July  12,    1816;    d.   Aug.    26, 
1831 ;    6.    Adolphus. 


124  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

•»»0.     IX.     George  Derby;   b.    April   7,    1835;   d.   Dec.    1895;   m.    BUa  

9S1.     X.     Emily  AngruBta;  b.  April  17,  1837;  d.   Feb.   10,   1838. 

402.  VI.  166.  ANNA'  LYON  (MEAD)  [Amos»,  Caleb^  Thomas*, 
John/  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn,  baptized  April  16,  1794, 
Cong'l  Chh.    She  married  Mathias  Mead.    They  settled  in  Ohio. 

Children  of  Mathias  and  Anna   (Lyon)   Mead; 

932.  I.     Anne  Lyon. 

833.  II.     William. 

934.  III.     Mark. 

936.  IV.     Amy;   m.   Thomas   Clark. 

936.  V.     £nnice;   d.   Dec.    30,   188#;   m.   Wilson  Green. 

937.  VI.     Luther. 

938.  VII.     Orrln. 

404.  VI.  166.  AMASA"  LYON  [Amos',  Caleb*,  Thomas",  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich;  bapt.  April  16,  1794,  Cong'l  Chh.  He  mar- 
ried Sophia  Crocker.  They  settled  in  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.  Their 
children  all  died  young.  At  her  husband's  death  Sophia  married  Joseph 
Southard.  They  removed  to  Illinois  and  had  a  family.  The  eldest 
daughter  married  a  Governor  of  the  State. 

405.  VI.  166.  EUNICE"  LYON  (CHADWICK)  [Amos',  Caleb*, 
Thomas*,  John%  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  baptized  April  16, 
1794,  Cong'l  Chh.  She  married  John  Chadwick,  brother  to  Sarah,  wife 
of  Martin  Lyon  (No.  379).  They  settled  in  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N. 
Y.,  where  they  remained  many  years,  but  at  last  the  whole  family 
removed  to  Ohio.    All  were  fine  singers. 

Children  of  John  and  Eunice   (Lyon)   Chadwick: 

939.  I.     Harriet;  m.   In  Genoa,  N.  T.,  Timothy  Tallman,  a  shoemaker. 

940.  II.  Archelus  [Archelaus] ;  m.  1st.  In  (3enoa,  Fidelia  Davis;  m.  tnd. 
m   Genoa,   Emily  Darrah;   rem.   to  Ohio. 

941.  III.     Adelia;    m.    In   Genoa.    Judson   West. 

942.  IV.  Thursa;  m.  in  Genoa,  Simeon  Gale;  res.,  first  In  Chautauqua  Co., 
N.   Y.,   thence  to  Ohio. 

943.  V.     Ann;  m.   In   Ohio,   Rundle  Palmer. 

406.  VI.  166.  AMOS'  LYON  [Amos',  Caleb',  Thomas',  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  baptized  April  16,  1794,  Cong'l  Chh. 
He  married  about  June  20,  1813,  Sally  [Sarah]  Palmer,  born  in  Green- 
wich, Jan.  14,  1788;   daughter  of  Levi  and  Sarah   (Rundle)   Palmer.t 


tLevi    Palmer,    born    Greenwich.    Conn..    Sept.    9.    176",    married    Jan.    4,    1787. 
Sarah    Rundle.    born    Greenwich,    Jan    2,     1766;    daughter    of    William    and    Amy 

( )   Rundle;   children:   1.   Sally,  b.   Jan.   14,   1788;   m.   Amos  Lyon  above;    J. 

l>vl,  b.    Oct.   18,    1789;   3.   EUab,  b.   Aug.    27,   1793;   4.   AblgaU,  b.   Aug.    21,   1796;    6. 
Edward,  b.  Oct.  8.  1799;  6.  Elbert,  b.  Sept.  9,  1805. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  125 

They   settled   in   Genoa,   Cayuga   Co.,   N.   Y.;    afterward   remoyed   to 
Huron  Co.,  Ohio. 

Children    of   Amos   and    Sally    (Palmer)    Lyon    (Dr.    T.): 
044.     I.     LiUCUB. 
B46.     II.     Samuel. 

946.  III.     Edwin. 

947.  IV.     DaTld. 

410.  VI.  167.  ISRAEL'  LYON  [Noah^  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Dec.  16,  1781;  died  Genoa,  N.  Y., 
June  3,  1826.  He  lived  on  his  father's  homestead  in  Genoa,  N.  Y.  Mar- 
ried Nov.  29,  1804,  Polly  Hubbard,  born  July  16,  1782. 

Children  of  Israel  and  Polly   (Hubbard)    Lyon    (Dr.   T.); 

•48.     I.     Sophia  Crocker;  b.  Aug.  11,   1806;  m.  Nathan  R.   Lyon   (No.   874). 

949.     II.     Hannah;  b.   Jan.   3,   1808. 

960.  III.     Orson;    b.    Feb.    19,    1810. 

961.  IV.  Anna;  b.  June  14,  1812,  m.  Samuel  Palmer;  res.  FltchTllla,  O. ; 
2  ch.   d.   in  Infancy. 

•962.     V.     Noah;  b.  April  30,  1820;  m.  Catherine  StlUwell. 
*963.     VI.     Zachariah;  b.  Nov.  30,  1823;  m.  Esther  Brown. 

411.  VI.  167.  THADDEUS'  LYON  [Noah',  Caleb*.  Thomas', 
John',  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  March  29,  1785;  died  Genoa, 
N.  Y.,  1851.  He  married  Nov.  10,  1806,  Amy  Marshall.  He  settled 
one  mile  west  of  his  father's  place  in  Genoa. 

Children  of  Thaddeus  and  Amy   (Marshall)    Lyon    (Dr.   T.): 
964.     I.     levins;  b.  Oct.  18,  1808. 

•966.     II.     Sylvester;  b.  Dec.  4,  1810;  m.  Howell. 

966.  III.     Amazlah;  b  Dec.  7,  1815. 

416.  VI.  168.  ISAAC*  LYON  [Job*,  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  12,  1795;  died  July  3  [or  30], 
1873;  buried  on  the  farm,  North  St.,  Greenwich.  Will  dated  April  19, 
1872;  probated  Greenwich,  Aug.  4,  1873;  executor  Solomon  Mead.  H« 
married  first,  Dec.  9,  1828  (Greenwich  T.  R.)  Amelia  Mead,  born  Green- 
wich, Sept.  4,  1799;  d.  Feb.  28,  1833;  buried  on  the  farm;  daughter  of 

Zophar  and  Huldah   ( )   Mead.     He  married  second,  Nov.  17, 

1840,  Eliza  W.,  daughter  of  Job  and  Elsie  ( )  Mead,  born  Feb. 

9,  1806;  d.  Feb.  15,  1847;  buried  on  the  farm. 

Children  of  Isaac   and  Amelia   (Mead)    Lyon: 

957.  I.     Mary  Elizabeth;  b.  Nov.  19,  1829;  d.  Jan.  7,  1832. 

958.  II.      Infant;   b.    1832;    d,    Feb.    7,    1833. 


126  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

Children  uf  Isaac  and   Eliza  W.    (Mead)   Lyon: 
•959.     III.     £dwln;  b.  Feb.   21,   1842;  d.  July  12,  1892;  m.  Mary  A.   Seaman. 
*960.     IV.     Sylvester  Mead;  b.  May  24,  1843;  m.  Sarah  Collins. 

991.     V.     OUver  M.;   b.    Feb.    5,    1845;    d.    May   15,    1846. 

417.  VI.  168.  ABIGAIL'  ELIZABETH  LYON  (HOLLY)  [Job*, 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John\  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  July  26  (or 
29),  1797;  died  July  4,  1851;  buried  at  Greenwich.  She  married  Sept.  20, 
1826,  Isaac,  son  of  Isaac  and  Sarah  (Reynolds)  Holly§;  born  Green- 
wich, March  9,  1798;  d.  1879.    He  married  second,  Mary  M. . 

Children   of   Isaac   and   Abigail   E.    (Lyon)    Holly    (Dr.    T.    ): 

962.  I.     EUzabeth  Mead;   b.   Aug.    5,    1827;   d.   1903,   unm. 

963.  II.     William  Piatt;  b.  Oct.   8,   1829;  d.   1887;  unm. 

964.  III.     Amelia  Lryon;  b.  April  3,   1836. 

423.  VI.  184.  HANNAH*  LYON  (STEVENSON)  [James^  John*, 
John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Bryam,  June  4,  1771,  died  New  York  City 
(49  Division  St.)  Aug.  1,  1858,  ae.  87  y.  1  m.  28  d.;  buried  at  East- 
chester,  N.  Y.  Will  dated  Nov.  21,  1856;  probated  New  York,  Nov.  8, 
1858;  executors  Ephraim  Brown,  Joshua  Heath.  She  married  Fred- 
erick P.  Stevenson,  born  1752;  died  July  17,  1870,  ae.  68;  buried  at 
Eastchester.  He  was  Lieut.  Colonel  in  the  Revolution  with  an  inde- 
pendent command;  was  at  the  battle  of  White  Plains..  Will  dated 
Sept.  9,  1819,  probated  Nov.  24,  1820;  executor,  Thomas  Lyon  (No.  426). 

968.     I.     Abigail;   m.   John   H   Stckels  of  Port   Chester. 

966.     II.     Shore    £d\card;    b.    Jan.     1,     1801;     d.    Nov.     25,     1845;    m.     Ophelia 
-) ;    children:    1.    Frederick    W.;    2.    George    F.;    3.    John;    4.    Emeline;    res. 


Bridgeport,    Conn. 

967.  III.     Caroline;  b.   1803;   d.    March   2,    1884;   unm. 

968.  IV.     Maria;  b.   May  10,   1805;  d.   Dec.   18,    1837;  unm. 

969.  V.      Emeline;   b.    Oct.    20,    1806;    d.   Jan.    7,    1901;    unm. 

970.  VI.     Jane;  b.   Nov.   10,   1809;   d.   Sept.   21,   1865;   unm. 

970.a  VII.     John  Watson;  b.  Feb.   21,   1811;  d.  Aug.  10,   1833;  unm. 
9?0.b.  VIII.     Oloriana;  b.   1818:  d.   March  20,  1880;  m.  Joshua  H.  Heath   (one 
record  has  "James  Heath"). 

426.  VI.  184.  THOMAS"  LYON  [James",  John*,  John',  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  1778;  died  New  York  City  (171  Cherry  St.)  July 
4,  1845,  ae.  67  y.  Adm.  of  estate  at  New  York  Oct.  2,  1845,  to  daughter 
Abigail  S.  and  brother  Stephen  Lyon.  He  was  a  lumber  merchant  In 
New  York  (194  Cherry  St.)     He  married  Margaret . 


§l9aac  Holly,  born  Dec.  24,  1764;  died  March  8,  1851;  son  of  Stephen  and 
liOls  (Mead)  Holly.  Sarah  Reynolds  born  Nov.  3,  1767;  d.  June  2,  1853;  they  wer« 
married  April  14,   1790,  at  Stanwich  Cong.   Chh. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  127 

Children   of   Thomas  and   Margaret    ( )    Lyon    (all  mentioned   In   wtU 

of  their  Uncle  Stephen  Lyon,   Jan.   11,   1854): 
971.     I.     Abigail  S.;  d.  Aug.  15.  1854. 

•72.     II.     Jabez  H.;  living  1888;  m.  Emily  J. before  185S. 

•73.     III.     James  D.,  living   1888;   m.    Mary  A before  1853. 

974.     IV.     Mary  Jane;  living  1888;  unm. 
•976.     V.     Rachel  V.;   d.   Dec.   17,   1867;   m.   Daniel  Sturges,   of  Brooklyn. 

976.  VI.     Margaret  A.;  living  in  1888;  unm. 

977.  VII.     Hannah  ElUabeth;  b.   1831;  d.  Aug.  15,   1888;  unm. 

429.  VI.  184.  MARTHA*  LYON  (CLARK)  [James',  John*.  John*. 
John^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  7,  1799;  died  Sept.  26,  1830.  She  married 
Thomas  Clark,  of  Rye,  b.  Dec.  10,  1791;  d.  June  30,  1867. 

Children  of  Thomas  and  Martha  (Lyon)   Clark: 

978.  I.     Mary  Lyon;  b.  June  26,   1820;  d.  Oct.   16,  1844;  m.  William  Horton. 

979.  II.     Thomas  H.;  b.   Oct.   29,   1824;  m.   Josephine  Hall. 

980.  III.     Henry;    b.    June    16.    1826. 

981.  rv.     Caroline;  b.  Nov.  1,  1827;  d.  Sept.  11,  1841. 

982.  V.     Martha;  m.  before  1854.  Charles  Stevens. 

430.  VI.  195.  JAMES"  LYON  [Ro?er»,  Roger*,  John*.  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Oct.  19,  1761;   died  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  April  2,  1850,  ae. 

88  y.  5  m.  14  d.;   buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.      Will  dated    ^^   y. 
Dec.  20,  1848;  probated  White  Plains  April  22,  1850.    He  was  a  private  fP  ^^ 
in  Second  Regiment,  Westchester  Co.  Militia,  Col.     Thaddeus  Crane;     ft 
received  land  and  bounty,  and  in  later  years  drew  a  pension.    He  mar- 
ried May  31,  1785,  Martha,  daughter  of  John  and  Deborah  (Newman) 
Banks  of  North  Castle,  Middle  Patent.     She  was  born  July  3,  1764;  d. 
July  21,  1849,  buried  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford. 

Children  of  James  and  Martha  (Banks)   Lyon: 

983.  I.     Banks;   b.   May  15.    1786;   d.  Jan.    21,    1788. 

•984.     II.         Phebe;  b.  July  7,  1788;  d.  Feb.  14.  1867;  m.  Danled  Haight. 
•986.     III.     Deborah;   b.   July   27.   1791;   d.   June   24.   1877;  m.   AlbertBon  Mose- 
man. 

•986.  IV.  Israel;  b.  Aug.  24,  1793;  d.  Sept.  22.  1868;  m.  Eunice  E.  Ray- 
mond. 

•987.  V.  Newman  Clark;  b.  Dec.  18,  1797;  d.  Nov.  20.  1890;  m.  Alethea  Mer- 
rltt. 

•988.  VI.  James;  b.  April  7,  1800;  d.  March  26,  1869;  m.  Ist,  Maria  Quereau; 
m.   2nd,   Charity  Gedney;  m.   3rd,  Maria  A.  Chase. 

•989.  VII.  Mary;  b.  April  5,  1804;  d.  Oct.  27,  1878;  m.  1st,  Ellas  Q.  Horton; 
m.    2nd.  Philander  Crane. 

•990.     VIII.     Knapp;  b.  Sept.  5.  1806;  d.  April  19.  1870;  m.  Sarah  H.  Tyler. 

431.  VI.  185.  JONATHAN"  LYON  [Roger'.  Roger*,  John^  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Nov.  1,  1767;   died  in  Bedtofd,  N.  Y.,  April  5.  1809; 


128  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.  Adm,  of  estate  April  28,  1809  to 
brother  James  Lyon,  Jr.  He  married  Oct.  28,  1792,  Ruth  Newman, 
born  Jan.  18,  1772,  died  Jan.  17,  1827;  buried  Btixton  Cemetery.  Adm. 
of  estate  Feb.  1,  1827;  to  friend  Joseph  Barrett. 

Children   of  Jonathan  and  Ruth    (Newman)   Lyon: 

Ml.  I.     Catherine;  b.   Feb.   8,   1794;   d.  Aug.   19,   1795. 

•»M.  II.     MUes;  b.  Dec.    25,   1795;   d.  April  7,   1838;  m.   Mary  WlUlam^ 

MS.  III.     Sarah;  b.  Jan.   2,   1798;  d.  June  9,  1841. 

M4.  IV.     Catherine;  b.  Nov.   28,   1799;   d.   Dec.   22,   1822. 

M6.  V.     Lydla;  b.  April  11,   1802;   d.  Oct.  1879;  m.  Abraham  Hubbard. 

M6.  VI.     Phebe  N.;  b.   Dec.   4,   1804;   d.   Nov.    19,   1837, 

M7.  VII.     Fitch;  b.  Jan.   17,   1807;   d.   Sept.    25,   1838;   unm. 

M8.  VIII.     Jonathan;  b.   June  17,   1809;   d.   July  1,    1849;   unm. 

432.  VI.  185.  ELIZABETH'  LYON  (HIGGINS)  [Roger^  Roger*, 
John',  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  26,  1775;  died  in  Bedford,  N.  Y., 
Nov.  8,  1843;  ae.  67  y.  11  m.  13  d.;  buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bed- 
ford. She  married  about  1794,  David,  son  of  Moses  and  Elizabeth 
(Holmes)  Higgins.t  He  was  born  Dec.  16,  1770;  died  June  21,  1857; 
ae.  86  y.  6  m.  5  d.;  buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery. 

Children    of   David    and    Elisabeth    (Lyon)    Higglns: 

9M.     I.     Amasa;  b.   1796;  d.  April  15,  1874;  m.   Catherine  Bllsh. 

1000.  II.     David;  b.  April  3,  1798;  d.  Jan.  11,   1834;  unm. 

1001.  III.  Harvey;  b.  April  25,  1800;  d.  Nov.  15,  1873;  m.  Ist,  Elisabeth 
Bllsh  (d.  Feb.  15,  1849;  ae.  50  y.  •m.  15  d.);  m.   2nd,  Lucretia  . 

1002.  IV.     Charles;  b.  July  2,  1802;  d.  July  17,  1851;  m.  Ellen  Reed. 

1003.  V.     i:zra;  b.   1806;   d.  1828;  m.   Rebecca  Noah. 

1004.  VI.     Joel;  b.   March   29,   1807;   d.   Dec.    29,    1844;   m.    Jemima  Ketchum. 
1006.     VII.     Eliza;  b.   1808;  d.   1840;  m.  Garrison  Moseman. 

1006.  VlII.  Sandy;  b.  Aug.  15,  1810;  d.  March  20,  1901;  m.  Ist,  Lodeska 
McDonald  (d.  April  19,  1873;  ae.  67  y.);  m.  2nd,  Isabella  Swaney  (d.  Nov.  1, 
1895,  ae.   71  y.) 

1007.  IX.  Samael;  b.  July  3,  1813;  d.  April  4,  1891;  m.  Dec.  31,  1840, 
Jane  Eliza  Rickert. 

1008.  X.     Hosea;  b.  Feb.  11,  1816;  d.  Sept.  14,  1849. 

438.  VI.  186.  JOHN"  LYON  [Justus',  Roger*,  John',  John'', 
Thomas'],  born  Sept.  20,  1779;  died  at  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  31,  1861,  ae. 
81  y.  4  m.  11  d.;  buried  near  Whitman  farm,  Bedford.  He  married 
Catherine,  daughter  of  Elias  Quereau.  She  was  born  Aug.  16,  1794; 
died  March  7,  1849;  ae.  54  y.  6  m.  21  d.;  buried  near  Whitman  farm, 
Bedford. 


tDavld  Higglns,  Sr.,  was  in  the  war  of  1812,  stationed  at  Fort  Greene,  Brook- 
lyn.    His  father,  Moses  Higgins.  was  in  the  war  nf  the  Revolution. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  129 

Children  of  John  and  Catherine   (Quereau)   Lyon: 

1009.  I.     £llza;  b.  Dec.  29.   1821;  d.   Oct.  19,  1842;  unm. 

*1010.  II.     Ellas  Quereau;  b.  April  8,   1823;  m.  Mary  Ann  Wood. 

1011.  III.     Jane  Horton;  b.  June  24,  1827;  d.  Dec.  8,  1847;  unm. 

1012.  IV.     Anna  M.;  b.   Sept.    5,   1831;   d.   Feb.   7,   1853;   unm. 

1013.  V.      Susan  MatUda;    b.    1839,    d.    Chicago,    Oct.    4,    1865;    unm. 

1014.  VI.     John  Ferris;  res.   (1868)   Bedford. 
1016.  VII.     Sarah    E. 

1016.  VIII.     Mary  C;  m.  Buckley;   res.   KnoxviUe,   111. 

1017.  IX.     Aaron  C;  res.   Lodl,   Wis. 

439.  VI.  186.  WILLIAM*  LYON  [Justus',  Roger*,  JohnS  JohnS 
Thomas'],  born  Aug.  3,  1783;  died  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  April  14,  1840,  ae. 
56  y.  8  m.  11  d.;  buried  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford.  Will  dated  March 
11,  1840;  probated  White  Plains  April  13,  1842;  executors,  son,  Stephen 
Lyon  and  Jabez  Robertson.  He  lived  on  his  father's  homestead,  a 
mile  north  of  the  village  of  Bedford,  the  property  afterwards  sold  to 
Mr,  Orr  of  New  York  City.  He  married  Rachel  Robertson,  daughter 
of  Jabez  J  and  Rachel  Robertson.  She  was  born  Sept.  8,  1785;  died 
Mar.  26,  1872;  ae.  86,  6  m.  18  d.;  buried  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford. 

Children  of  William  and  Rachel  (Robertson)  Lyon,  record  of  births  from 
family  Bible  in  possession  of  Mrs.   Emily  R.   Lyon   (No.   1026): 

*1018.  I.  Stephen;  b.  Oct.  29,  1810;  d.  April  24,  1898;  m.  1st,  Amanda  Mil- 
ler; m.   2nd,  Amy  A.  Wheeler. 

1019.  II.     WUUam   H.;    b.    Dec.    29,    1812. 

1020.  IIL     Harvey;  b.  Nov.    26,   1815. 

1021.  IV.     Betsey;   b.    Dec.    25,    1818;    d.    young. 

1022.  V.     Henry;   b.    Sept.    12,    1821;    d.    Aug.    9,    1847. 

1023.  VL     Betsey;  b.  March  14,   1824. 

1024.  VII.  Catherine;  b.  April  10,  1826;  m.  Oct.  18,  1860,  David  B.  Halgfht 
(b.  May  26,  1819;  d.  South  Salem,  Nov.  10,  1885;  son  of  Phlneas  and  Mary 
Halght). 

•1026.  VIII.  Ferris;  b.  April  26,  1828;  d.  Nov.  23,  1878;  m.  Sarah  L.  William- 
son. 

1026.  IX.  Emily  Bobertson;  b.  March  27.  1831;  m.  June  10,  1850,  John 
Addison  Lyon  (No.  1034.) 

442.  VI.  188.  JOHN"  LYON  [SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John', 
Thomas'],  born  April  11,  1770;  died  April  3,  1820.  Adm.  of  estate 
Sept.  20,  1820  to  widow  Sarah  and  sons  Alfred  and  Thomas  S.  Lyon. 
In  his  father's  will  he  received  land  at  Bedford.  He  married  Aug. 
1,  1790  (Presbyterian  Chh.,  Bedford)  Sarah,  daughter  of  Samuel  Smith, 
whose  sister  Loretta  married  Joseph  Brundage.     She  was  born  May 


tJabez  Robertson  died  Feb.   10,   1832;  ae.   88  y. ;  his  wife.   Rachel,   died  Feb.   13, 
1832,  ae.   80  y. 
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130  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

10,  1770,  and  died  June  28,  1854.  Will  dated  April  26,  1854;  probated 
Oct.  9,  1854;  executors,  son,  Samuel  Lyon,  friend,  Stephen  Lyon.  They 
had  eight  children  and  forty-eight  grand  children. 

Children  of  John  and  Sarah  (Smith)  Lyon: 

•1027.  I.  Walter  Smith;  b.  Feb.  12,  1791;  d.  Oct.  13,  1867;  m.  Betsey  San- 
ford. 

•1028.  II.  Alfred;  b.  June  8,  1793;  d.  1880;  m.  1st,  Lavlnia  White;  m.  2nd, 
Harriet  Valentine. 

•1029.  III.  Mary  [Polly];  b.  July  29,  1795;  d.  Dec.  8,  1858;  m.  Solomon 
Clason. 

1030.  IV.     Thomas  Smith;  b.  April  21,   1798;  d.  young. 

1031.  V.     Ix>retta;  b.  March  20,  1801;  m.  Hiram  L.  Sturtevant. 

•1032.  VI.  Isaac  Dicliinson;  b.  June  14,  1803;  d.  Feb.  7.  1870;  m.  Ruth 
White. 

1038.     VII.     Samuel;  b.  June  14,  1812;  was  living  1854  In  Bedford. 

•1034.  VIII.  John  Addison;  b.  Dec.  4,  1816;  d.  July  23,  1891;  m.  Bmily  B. 
Lyon    (No.    1026). 

445.  VI.  188.  SAMUEL"  LYON  [SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John^ 
Thomas'],  born  April  11.  1787;  died  at  North  Castle,  July  26,  1860. 
Will  dated  May  13,  1848;  probated  White  Plains,  Oct.  5,  1860;  ex- 
ecutors, son  Samuel  A.  Lyon,  John  A.  Lyon,  Job  Sand,  He  received 
in  his  father's  will  land  at  North  Castle.  He  married  Feb.  23,  1809, 
Rosalinda  Fowler,  born  July  20,  1791;  d.  Dec.  19,  1844;  daughter  of 
Moses  and  Ada  (Crane)  Fowler. 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Rosalinda   (Fowler)    Lyon: 
•1035.     I.     Lonisa    Florette;    b.    May    24,    1810;    d.    Dec.    31.    1880;    m.    Jacob 
Deincke. 

•1036.  II.  Osmond  Cnstis;  b.  April  28,  1812;  d.  Jan.  3,  1891;  m.  Martha 
Lavlnia  Lyon    (No.   1055). 

1037.     III.     John  Addison;  b.  June  29,   1814;  d.  Aug.  28,  1823. 
^  1038.     IV.     Mary  Narclssa;  b.  July  29,   1816;  d.   May  17,   1884;   m.  Horace  B. 

Sarles,  of  Osslnlng;  children:   1.   Addison;  2.   Samuel  Dewitt. 

1030.     V.     Frederick  W.;  b.  April  4,   1818;  d.  April  5,  1818. 
•1040.     VI.     Rosalinda    Catherine;    b.    Feb.    28,    1819;    d.    Dec.    13,    1891;    m. 
Edwin   Knapp. 

1041.  VII.  Samuel  Augustus  [called  Augustus];  b.  April  24,  1821;  bapt. 
Cong'l  Chh.  Stanwlch,  Nov.  4,  1822;  d.  Feb.  28,  1895,  lived  on  his  father's  home- 
stead. § 

1042.  VIIL     Ann  Augusta;   b.   Feb.   17,   1823;   unm. 

•1043.  IX.  Henrietta  Caroline;  b.  April  13,  1825;  d.  Feb.  7,  1895;  m. 
Elnathan  Todd. 

•1044.  X.  John  Newton;  b.  July  19,  1828;  d.  April  11.  1885;  m.  Julia  E. 
Comstock. 


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^  north-eastern   part /of   l,he   town   of  North   Castle    (Hist.    Westchester   Co.). 

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SIXTH   GENERATION  181 

448.  VI.  189.  GARRETTSON»  LYON  [Gilbe^t^  Roger*,  John*. 
John^  Thomas^],  born  about  1795;  died  in  New  York  City  about  1862. 
H-e  was  a  wheelwright.  In  1820  his  address  was  67  Varick  St.  He 
married  Feb.  8,  1817,  Hannah  Anderson  Carhart,  daughter  of  Hach- 
aliah  and  Margaret  (Anderson)  Carhart.  She  was  b.  March  22,  1795; 
d.  Nov.  13,  1877,  buried  Anderson  Cemetery,  King  St.,  Rye.  Letter  of 
adm.  of  estate  Jan.  14,  1878  to  son  Nathan  E.  Lyon. 

Children  of  Garrettson  and  Hannah  A.   (Carhart)  Lyon: 

•1046.  I.  Nathan  Emery;  b.  Jan.  2,  1818;  d.  July  7,  1886;  m.  Catherine  B. 
Cole. 

•1046.  II.     Albert;  b.  Aug.   21,   1821;  d.  Oct.   24,  1881;  m.  Harriet  N.  Van  Zlle. 

•1047.  III.  WlUlam  Edwin;  b.  Feb.  8,  1824;  d.  May  15,  1900;  m.  Jane  A. 
Sloat. 

1048.  IV.     Addison;  b.  Dec.   14,   1825;  d.   In  Infancy. 

1049.  V.     Marg:aret;    b.    June    1827;    d.    In   Infancy. 

1050.  VI.     Gilbert;  b.   May  28,    1828. 

•1061.  VII.  Warren;  b.  Nov.  2,  1829;  m.  1st,  Mary  A.  Ferguson;  m.  2nd, 
Lucy  Atkins. 

•1058.     VIII.     Elmira;   b.   Aug.    2,   1832;   m.   Matthew   T.   Rooke. 

453.  VI.  189.  DAVID  W.«  LYON  [Gilbert',  Roger*,  John»,  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  in  1790;  died  at  White  Plains  N.  Y.,  Jan.  2,  1843,  ae. 
52  y.  He  married  Martha  Shute,  born  1790;  died  White  Plains,  May 
14,  1871,  ae.  81;  daughter  of  Gilbert  and  Lavinia  Shute  of  Eastchester. 

Children   of   David   W.    and   Martha   (Shute)    Lyon: 

1063.  I.  Gilbert  Shnte;  was  County  Treasurer  Westchester  Co.  1866-72; 
d.  April  7,  1879;  unm. 

1064.  II.     Harriet  Amelia;  d.  April  3,  1877;  unm. 

1065.  III.  Martha  I/avinia;  b.  1824;  d.  White  Plains,  N.  Y.,  July  1,  1901 ; 
m.    Osmond   C.    Lyon    (No.    1036). 

1056.     IV.     Caroline  A.;   d.   July   19,    1905;    unm. 
•1067.     V.     Sarah;   m.    Christian   Morgan. 
1058.     VI.     Mary  M.;   d.  Dec.   22,   1887;   unm. 

454.  VI.  189.  JESSE"  LYON  [Gilbert^,  Roger*,  John»,  John', 
Thomas'],  born  Feb.  15,  1798;  died  Dec.  25,  1879.  Will  dated  Dec. 
13,  1869;  probated  New  York,  Feb.  14,  1880;  executor,  son  Darius. 
Jesse  lived  at  West  Farms  and  Eastchester.  He  was  Town  Clerk  and 
Supervisor  of  Eastchester,  and  member  of  New  York  Assembly,  second 

district,   Westchester   Co.^   1856.     He   married   Sarah   Ann  ; 

died  Feb.  8,  1888.    Adm.  of  estate  West  Plains,  March  19,  1888  to  son 
Darius. 

Son  and  only  child  of  Jesse  and  Sarah  Ann   ( )    Lyon: 

•1059.     I.     Darius;   b.    April    23,    1822;    d.    Mar.    9,    1896. 


132  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

457.  VI.  195.  LEWIS"  LYON  [Jam•es^  James*,  John',  John', 
Thon:as']  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  4,  1775  (Bible  Record)  (date 
also  given  Oct.  2,  1774);  died  March  17,  1844;  ae.  69  y.  5  m.  15  d., 
buried  in  Episcopal  Churchyard,  Greenwich.    He  was  a  cooper  and  lived 

in  New  York  City.     He  married  Mary ;  b.  1776;  died  Oct.  20, 

1846,  ae.  70  y.;  buried  in  Episcopal  Churchyard,  Greenwich. 

Children  of  Lewis  and  Mary   ( )   Lyon: 

1060.  I.     Susan  M.;  b.  Jan.   28,   1801;   d.  Aug.   12,   1838. 

1061.  II.     Jarvls    (?);   b.   1805;   d.   June   30,   1842. 

1062.  III.     Catherine  F.;   b.    1812;   d.   Jan.    30,    1845. 

459.  VI.  195.  JAMES'  LYON  [James^  James*,  John",  John^ 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  2,  1778;  baptized  Aug.  23,  1780, 
St.  Johns  Chh.;  died  May  19,  1830;  buried  in  Episcopal  Cemetery, 
Greenwich.  He  lived  in  New  York  City,  49  Essex  St.  March  8,  1810, 
James  Lyon  and  wife  Catherine  sold  property  at  21  Essex  St.,  to 
Talman  Pugsley  of  Westchester  Co.  James  married  1797  Catherine 
Ware,  born  Sept.  18,  1779;  died  Nov.  20,  1869;  ae.  90  y.  2  m.  2  d.; 
buried  in  Episcopal  Cemetery,  Greenwich.  Will  dated  Jan.  9,  1861; 
probated  New  York,  Dec.  20,  1869. 

Children  of  Jamea  and  Catherine   (Ware)    Lyon: 
•1063.     I.     Eliza  Ann;  b.  July  4,   1799;  d.  Feb.   24,  1870;  m.  John  Emmons. 

1064.     ri.     Harriet  Jarvis;  b.   March  16.   1804;   d.   Dec.    30,    1805. 
•1065.     III.     William    Lewis;     b.     Aug.     25.     1808;     d.     New    Orleans,     June     30, 
1858;   m.   Catherine  Mead. 

1066.  IV.  Louisa  Catherine;  b.  May  15,  1812;  res.  (1905)  268  Hewes  St.. 
Brooklyn,   N  Y. ;   unm. 

•1067.  V.  Jane  Adelia;  b.  July  9,  1816;  d.  July  20,  1854;  m.  her  cousin, 
Daniel    B.    Merrltt    (No.    1075). 

1068.     VI.     Jalnes;  b.  Jan  3,  1820;  d.  Jan.  22,  1844;  unm. 

460.  VI.  195.  SAMUEL"  MARVIN  LYON  [James',  James*, 
John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich  April  23,  1780;  baptized  St. 
Johns  Episcopal  Chh.,  Aug.  23,  1780;  d.  about  1818.  He  lived  in  New 
York  City.  In  1807  he  served  in  the  Third  Regiment  Artillery,  Charles 
Snowden  commanding.  He  married  Catherine  Cole,  born  Nov.  12,  1786; 
died  Staten  Island,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  13,  1831. 

Children  of  Samuel  M.  and  Catherine   (Cole)   Lyon: 
•1069.     I.     Catherine  Cole;   b.   Oct.    27,    1806;    d.   April   12,    1893;   m.   Walter   W. 
Conklln. 

•1070.     II.     AbigaU  Cole;  b.   Dec.  30,   1809;  d.  Aug.   5.  1846;  m.  Henry  Cole. 
1071.     IIL     Mary   Simmons;   b.   Dec.    20,    1815;   d.   Nov.    19,   1903;  m.   Oct.    12, 
1837,    James   Johnson;    no   living   descendants. 


SIXTH   GENERATION  133 

461.  VI.  195.  NANCY  MARVIN*  LYON  (HUSTED)  [James', 
James*,  John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  April  15,  1780;  died  Aug.  13,  1861, 
ae.  81  y.  3  m.  29  d.;  buried  Cong'l  Churchyard,  Greenwich,  Conn.  She 
married  (before  1807)  Drake,  son  of  Abraham  and  Hannah  (Knapp) 
Husted.t  He  was  born  in  1779  and  died  Aug.  17,  1838,  ae.  59  y.  4  m. 
18  d.;  buried  Cong'l  Churchyard,  Greenwich. 

Children   of  Drake   and   Nancy   M.    (Lyon)    Husted : 

1071a.     I.     Joseph  Burtis;   m.   Jennette  Moseman. 

1071b.     II.     Sarah;  m.   Augustus  Mead. 

1071c.     III.     Israel;    d.    ae.    21. 

1071d.     IV.     Betsey;   d.    ae.    19. 

1071e.  V.  William  Aogrnstns;  b.  April  13,  1818;  d.  Aug.  2,  1856;  m.  Jan. 
13,    1839,    Nancy   Eliza    Husted. 

463.  VI.  195.  SARAH'  LYON  (MERRITT)  James',  James*. 
John',  John-,  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  March  23,  1782;  died 
July  8,  1844.  She  married  May  9,  1807,  Capt.  Daniel  Merritt,  son  of 
Ebenezer  and  Cynthia  (Miller)  Merritt  of  Greenwich,  born  Greenwich, 
Oct.  19,  1784  (T.  R.);  died  April  30,  1849.  Will  dated  Sept.  26,  1848; 
probated  May  17,  1849  at  Stamford;  executors,  sons  Joseph  G.  and 
Daniel  B.  Merritt. 


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Children   of  Daniel   and   Sarah    (Lyon)    Merritt: 

1072.  I.     Willis    Jarvi^;    b.    Feb.    16,    1810;    m.    Mary    H.    Mead    (b.    Feb.    2, 

1810;    d.    April   20,    1868).  ///  ^l^  .    ^  ^^    /^-z^<i^..    i-fe^    Oerc^<  ^,    /  C.  /  i^*-- 

1073.  II.     Joseph  G.;  m.  a  daughter  of  John  Pease.    (\^^^,:^c  <   (xytu^       JJ         '  ^ 

1074.  III.  Snsan  A.  E.;  b.  Feb.  6,  1814;  d.  Aug.  26,  1884;  i^l  Edw'ard*  ^*^ ''"^ '^*- 
Mead  (b.  June  12,  1819;  d.  Oct.  28.  1885,  son  of  Robert  and  Prudence  Mead).  /^  ,cr%~^  <^  r 
A  dau.  Sarah  Elizabeth,  b.  Feb.  2,  1839,  res.  Greenwich  (151  West  Putnam  ^  /" 
Ave.);  m.  Jan  11,  1860  Seaman  Mead,  son  of  Col.  Thomas  X.  and  Hannah  ^W*  o  <f--« 
(Seaman)    Mead;   children:    1.   Susan  Hannah,   b.    Sept.    28,    1861;    2.   Louisa  Merritt,               *" 

b.    Sept.    24,    1863;    3.     Thomas   Amos,   b.    Sept.    30,    1870;    m.    Sept.    19,    1894,    May    ^iU.,L^  O    • 
Belle    Roys    of    Brooklyn    N.    Y, ;    4.   Amelia    Willis,    b.    Sept.    9,    1873;    5.      Seaman  ZV  ^ /CA-^- 

Mott,   b.    Aug.    2,    1877;    m.    April    10,    1901,    Edith    Vaughn   Parker   of   Hawthorne.  C   f    •   / /. 

Greenwich.    Conn.,    [ch. ;    (a)    Richard   Vaughn,   b.    Jan.    18,    1902,    d.    Feb.    20,    1902;      /t^*t_^  c*.  t 
(b)    Helen   Elizabeth,   b.    April    18,    1903];    6.   Edward,    b.    March    23,    1883;    d.    April     tJ^     'J  /O 

1075.  IV.     Daniel   B.;   m.    Jane   Adelia    Lyon    (No.    1067).       '  °    ^(  ^   '""<  ,       •X-C-^.t 

1076.  V.     Cynthia   W.;   b.    Jan.    12,    1818;    d.    Feb.    19,    1827.       V^' '     *^<  '     2  <^^^«t<J^ 

1077.  VI.     Caleb  W.;  b.  1822;  m.  Phebe  Ann  Husted.  '''^'F^     ^t  fc^S.^^     /(/c^^ 

1078.  VII.     Theodore;  b.    Nov.    15,    1823;   d.    Feb.    12,    1892;   insane   and  In   a    /iJ t  Jj^ 
retreat  at  Hartford.  ^         <"    ^    1^     i^^C^  * 

1079.  VIII.     Sarah  I,.;  m.   after  1848,   Elnathan  Husted.  £^"2    ^j(/<i^4l'^ 

1080.  IX.  Cynthia  W.;  b.  Nov.  21,  1829:  d.  March  24,  1891;  m.  ^ter  ^1848,  -^  ''^°<  ^ 
Rev.    Rufus  Putney.                                                                                   /^^,     ^,  ,;          Z^.-.  .t     Ki^'^*-* 

— ^f-  ^,  i<^  I  *  t./  /  J  /  ^  ^ 

tAbraham*    Husted,     b.     May     29,     1739     [David*,     Joseph',     Angel',     Robert*].^ 
Hannah  Knapp,   daughter  of  Israel  and  Mary   (Lyon)   Knapp 


Knapp,   daughter  of  Israel  and  Mary   (Lyon)   Knapp.  ^  / 


134  THOMAS   LYON   OF   SYE 

464.  VI.  195.  AUGUSTUS'  LYON  [James',  James*,  John*,  John*, 
Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  19,  1789;  died  June  10,  1861; 
buried  in  Cong'I  Churchyard,  Greenwich.  Will  dated  Nov.  29,  1860, 
probated  Greenwich.  For  many  years  Augustus  kept  a  hotel  at  Green- 
wich (Horseneck).  He  married  Dec.  7,  1820,  Sarah  Amanda  Mills, 
born  Jan.  18,  1799;  died  Aug.  1,  1863;  buried  in  Cong'I  Churchyard. 
Will  dated  Feb.  17,  1863;  mentions  "mother,  Mary  Mills;"  executor, 
William  Vooris. 

Children  of  Augustus  and   Sarah  A.    (Mills)    Lyon: 

1081.  I.     Samuel    A.;    m.    Elizabeth    Acker. 

1082.  II.     Josephine;   unm. 

1083.  III.     Sarah  A.;  m.   Eli  W.   Perry. 

1084.  IV.  Susan  E.;  m.  "William  Vooris,  of  New  York;  a  son,  A.  M.  res. 
Nyack. 

1085.  V.  Mary  Frances;  b.  1823;  d.  1891;  m.  William  [or  Abraham]  Acker, 
b.  1821;  d.  1888,  both  buried  in  Cong'I  Churchyard,  Greenwich;  a  son,  Augustus 
Lyon,  d.  ae.   5  y.  8  ra. 

478.  VI.  197.  MARTHA'  LYON  (CLEAR)  [David»,  James*, 
John»,  John=,  Thomas'],  born  1785;  died  1850,  ae.  64  y.  8  m.  18  d.  She 
married  Capt.  Michael  Clear,  born  April  10,  1783;  d.  May  28,  1858, 
ae.  75  y.  1  m.,  18  d.  He  was  a  Captain  in  the  U.  S.  navy  and  was  in 
command  of  a  brig  that  was  captured  by  the  British  Frigate  Guerriere, 
and  which  was,  in  a  short  time  afterwards,  captured  by  the  U.  S. 
Frigate  Constitution  (old  Ironsides)  with  the  prize. 

480.  VI.  197.  BETSEY'  LYON  (RODERMAN)  [David»,  James*. 
John*,  John^  Thomas'],  married Roderman. 

Children   of  and   Betsey    (Lyon)    Roderman. 

1086.  I.     Maria;   m.   Justus   Rich. 

1087.  II.     Martha;  m.   William  Marvin. 

1088.  III.  Sarah;  m.,  as  his  2nd  wife,  Jacob  Weed,  hotel  keeper  at  Horse- 
neck. 

483.  VI.  198.  HANNAH'  LYON  (MERRITT)  [DanieP,  James*, 
John»,  John^  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  25,  1775;  died  May  4,  1861;  buried 
in  Merritt  burying  ground.  Weaver  St.     She  married  Daniel,  son  of 

Solomon  and (Lyon)  Merritt,  born  March  28,  1772;  died  Dec. 

14,  1844,  ae.  72  y.  9  m..  Id.  (?);  buried  in  Merritt  burying  ground. 

Children   of  Daniel   and   Hannah    (Lyon)    Merritt: 

1089.  I.     Daniel;    m.    Eliza    Collins. 

1090.  II.     Cyntlda  W.;   b.    1800;    d.    May   30,    1850;    m.    Samuel   Minor. 


SIXTH   GENERATION  135 

1091.  III.  Phebe;  b.  March  9,  1804;  d.  Oct.  16,  1881;  m.  Nehemlah  Mead 
(b.  Aug.  4,  1800;  d.   Feb.  16,   1881). 

1092.  IV.  Ebenezer;  b.  July  9,  1808;  d.  Dec.  28,  1857;  m.  Lena  Ann  Bogart 
(b.    Nov.    18,    1808;    d.    July    4,    1859). 

1093.  V.     Henry;  b.   Aug.   4,    1811;   d.   July   8,    1881;   m.   Sarah  A.   Mead. 
lOM.     VI.     L>oretta;  b.  Jan.   13,   1813;  m.  Gilbert  Marshall. 

484.  VI.  198.  LEVINIA"  LYON  (BROOKS)  [DanieP,  James*. 
John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  March  15,  1780;  died  Oct.  28,  1865.  She 
married  Henry  Sands  Brooks,  born  1772;  died  New  York  City,  Dec.  23, 
1833;  son  of  Dr.  David  and  Hannah  (Sands)  Brooks.  Will  dated  Dec. 
31,  1827;  probated  New  York,  Jan.  23,  1834;  executors,  wife  Levinia, 
sons  Henry  and  Daniel  H.  He  established  the  firm  of  Brooks  Brothers, 
Clothiers,  Catherine  St.  New  York  City. 

Children   of   Henry   S.    and   Lavinia    (Lyon)    Brooks: 

1095.  I.     David;    b.    June    11,    1803;    d.    Aug.    27,    1805. 

1096.  II.     Henry;   b.   Aug.    13,    1806;   d.    May   5,    1850;   m.    1st,    April    22,    1829, 

Lucy  Corda  Holmes   (b.   Sept.   6,   1812;   d.   Sept.   25,   1832);  m.    2nd, Peck;   m. 

3rd,   Cook. 

1097.  III.  Daniel  Hamilton;  b.  March  6,  1809;  d.  March  1,  1884;  m.  Cather- 
ine Ann  Reynolds. 

1098.  IV.     Ann  Amelia;  m.   July  29,   1820,  Augustus  H.   Sands. 

1099.  V.  John;  b.  Jan.  1.  1813;  d.  Feb.  17,  1899;  m.  March  16,  1834,  Ann 
Eliza  Moseman. 

1100.  VI.  £li8ha;  b.  June  15,  1815;  d.  Oct.  10,  1876;  m.  1st,  Louisa  Randall; 
m.  2nd,  Matilda  Randall. 

1101.  VII.     Hannali;  m.   Albert   R.    Mount. 
1103.     VIII.     Benjamin;  d.  young. 

1103.  IX.  Edward  Sands;  b.  Dec.  15,  1821;  d.  April  25,  1875;  m.  in  New 
York   City   Adeline   M.    Leveridge    (b.    1823;    d.   June    9,    1902). 

1104.  X.     Lauretta;  m.  William  E.  Howell. 

485.  VI.  198.  ELIZABETH"  LYON  (BANKS)  [DanieP,  James«, 
John*,  John*,  Thomas'];  died  before  1817.  She  married  Abraham 
Banks,  b.  Nov.  16,  1791;  died  Sept.  13,  1822;  ae.  30  y.,  9  m.,  27  d.; 
son  of  Joseph  and  Elizabeth  (Lyon)  Banks. 

Children  of  Abraham  and   Elizabeth   (Lyon)    Banks: 

1105.  I.     Daniel. 

1106.  II.     Joseph. 

1107.  in.     Mary;  m.  before  1817,   Rev.   Daniel  Baker,   a  Methodist   Minister. 

496.  VI.  201.  MARY"  LYON  (HUSTED)  [Benjamin',  James*, 
John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  19,  1789;  died  Sept.  22,  1876,  ae.  87 
y.  7  m.  3  d.  She  married  about  1807,  William  H.  Husted,  born  March 
28,   1784;    d.   Oct.   23,   1837,   son   of  Abraham   and   Hannah    (Knapp) 


136  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Husted.     Both  buried   in  Putnam   Cemetery,   Greenwich,   Conn.     See 
note  21  in  appendix. 

Children  of  William  H.   and  Mary    ((Lyon)   Husted: 

1108.  I.  Benjamin  W.;  b.  Jan.  15,  1808;  m.  Dec.  24,  1827,  Rachel  Peck 
Lyon   (No.  875). 

1109.  II.     Israel. 

1110.  III.     Hannah;  m.  Husted  Hobby. 

1111.  IV.     Phebe  Ann;  m.  Caleb  Willis  Merritt. 

1112.  V.     David;  m.    Elizabeth  K.   Smith. 

1113.  VI.     William  H. 

497.  VI.  201.  BENJAMIN"  WOOLSBY  LYON  [Benjamin  W.», 
James*.  John*,  John-,  Thomas'],  born  1794;  d.  1826;  adm.  of  estate 
June  21,  1826,  to  James  Lyon  and  W.  H.  Husted;  inventory  July  1, 
1826,  at  Stamford.  He  married  Deborah  Reynolds,  born  June  12,  1797; 
d.  Feb.  1887;   daughter  of  Capt.  Shubael  Reynolds  of  Byram  Bridge. 

Children  of  Benjamin  W.   and  Deborah    (Reynolds)    Lyon: 

1114.  I.     Mary;   b.    March   12,    1821;    m.   James   Green;    Ch. :    1.      Robert;   2. 
Iiucretia;     3.      Mary;   4.  Alice;  5.  Charles;  6.  Lizzie. 

1115.  II.     Sarah;  b.   18  22;   m.   Stowe. 

*1116.     IIL     liorreta;   b.    March   2,    1823;    d.   Nov.    1,    1891;    m.   John   P.    Peck. 

1117.  IV.     Hannah;  b,    Dec.    20,    1825;   d.    Feb.    15.    1896. 

1118.  V.     Abby   Jane;   b.    July   15.    1827. 

498.  VI.  201.  JAMES"  LYON  [Benjamin  W.°,  James*,  John*, 
John^  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  13,  1795;  died  Feb.  8,  1844;  buried  at  Byram 
Point.  He  married  Mary  Peck,  born  Oct.  27,  1801;  died  at  Genoa,  N. 
Y.,  Sept.  22,  1834;  buried  at  Byram  Point;  daughter  of  Joseph  and  Mary 
(Palmer)   Peck. 

Children  of  James  and  Mary   (Peck)   Lyon: 

1119.  I.     Mary  M. ;   b.    1823;    d.   Jan.    2,    1889;   m.    Augustus   Abendroth. 
•1120.     II.     David  Merritt;   b.   1825;   d.    July   23,    1891;   m.   Lavinla   Moseman. 

1121.  III.     Hannah;  b.   Feb.    22,   1827;   d.   Oct.    29,    1832. 

1122.  IV.     Phebe;  m.  Washington  Hyatt. 

499.  VI.  201.  DANIEL"  LYON  [Benjamin  W.^  James*,  John*, 
John^  Thomas'],  born  May  28,  1798;  d.  Jan.  10,  1886;  buried  at  Byram 
Point  Cemetery.  He  married  Ann  Eliza  Davis,  born  Dec.  16,  1798; 
d.  Aug.  26,  1840;  buried  Byram  Point  Cemetery;  daughter  of  Walter 
and  Ruth  (Ferris)  Davis. 

Children  of  Daniel  and  Ann  Eliza  (Davis)   Lyon: 
1128.     I.     Carolina  M.;  m.  Sherman  Smith. 


SIXTH   GENERATION  137 

1124.  II.  Amy  M.;  b.  Feb.  1822;  d.  May  5,  1898;  m.  June  6,  1864,  Chauncey 
Rawson  (widower  of  No.   1128). 

•1125.  III.  Benjamin  W.;  b.  June  16,  1824;  d.  Oct.  7,  1897;  m.  Derlnda 
Falrchild. 

1126.  IV.  Thomas  M.;  b.  1826;  d.  Byram  Shore,  Aug.  26,  1903,  in  77th 
year;    m.    Hannah  . 

1127.  V.     Daniel;   b.  March  4,   1828;   d.   Oct.   7,   1888. 

•1128.  VI.     Ann  Eliza;  b.  1830;  d.   1863;  m.  Chauncey  Rawson. 

1129.  VII.     Mary  Adeline;  b.  Jan.   20,   1832;   d.  Aug.    26,   1888;   unm. 

•1130.  VIII.     William  Husted;  m.  ;  d.  May  14,  1878,  ae.  48. 

1131.  IX.     Phebe   A.;    unm..    res.    Bryam   Road,    Port    Chester,    N.    Y. 

500.  VI.  201.  THOMAS  M.«  LYON  [Benjamin  W.^  James«, 
John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  1803;  died  July  9,  1860;  ae.  57.  He  was 
a  clothier  in  New  London.  He  was  of  age  Aug.  9,  1826  at  settlement 
of  estate  of  his  father.  Feb.  20,  1852,  he  and  his  wife  Sarah  deeded 
land,  77-82  Cherry  St.,  to  William  A.  Mead.  Oct.  28,  1856  Thomas  M. 
Lyon  and  wife  Sarah,  of  New  London,  deeded  land  in  Hempstead, 
bought  April  22,  1840.  He  married  Sarah  Backus.  After  his  death 
she  removed  with  the  children  to  Port  Chester. 

Children   of  Thomas   M   and  Sarah    (Backus)    Lyon: 

1132.  I.     Ellen   (?);   b.   1824;   d.  July  15,   1849,   ae.   25. 
•1133.     II.     Frederick. 

1134.  III.     Arthur;   res.   Standish,   Conn. 

1135.  IV.     James;   res.    New    York   City;   m.   — ■ RoUhaus. 

1136.  V.  Charles;  b.  May  14,  1838;  d.  Nov.  14,  1874;  ae.  36  y.,  6  m.,  0  d., 
m.    Abendroth. 


1137.  VI.     Archibald. 

503-  VI.  204.  DANIEL'  LYON  [John",  Gilbert*,  John»,  John', 
Thomas']  of  New  York  City,  died  May  1837;  will  dated  May  1,  1837, 
probated  New  York  May  25,  1837;  executors,  Robert  Bogardus,  M. 
Quackenbush.  He  was  keeper  of  the  City  prison.  He  was  twice  mar- 
ried, but  only  the  given  name  (Rachel)  of  his  second  wife  is  known. 

Children  of  Daniel  Lyon  by  first  wife: 

1138.  I.  Mary  Ann;  m.  Halsted  P.  Fowler;  son  Harry,  d.  infant.  Aug. 
17,    1858. 

1139.  II.  Joseph  B. ;  of  Long  Ridge,  Fairfield,  Conn.,  d.  April  1854;  adm. 
Sept.    19,    1854   to   Halsted   P.    Fowler,   at   New   York   City. 

Children  of  Daniel   and   Rachel    ( )    Lyon: 

1140.  III.     James    Madison. 

1141.  IV.     Rachel  Ann;  m.  Llndeman,   from  Germany. 

505.    VI.     204.     MARY"    LYON    (PECK)     [John»,    Gilbert*,    John», 


188  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

John*,  Thomas'],  married  William  H.   Peck,  born  Oct.  28,  1804;   son 
of  Frederick  and  Hannah  Lockwood  Peck  of  Greenwich. 

Children    of   William    H.    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Peck: 

1142.  I.     Mary  E.;  b.  Dec.  17,   1832;  m.   James  Donnelly. 

1143.  II.     Sarah  S.;  b.  Sept.   30.   1834. 

1143a.     III.     Hannah    M.;    b.    Oct.    17,    1840;    m.    Henry    Herbert. 

1144.  IV.     John  W.;  b.   Oct.    29,    1842. 

1145.  V.     Moses;  b.  Dec.   24,   1844. 

1146.  VI.     George;  b.   Sept.    16,    1847. 

508.  VI.  205.  FLOYD«  LYON  [DanieP,  Gilbert*,  John',  John=, 
Thomas'],  born  Byram,  Dec.  3,  1790;  removed  to  Pennsylvania.  He 
married  1st,  Dec.  25,  1821,  Sarah,  daughter  of  Elnathan  (No.  213)  and 
Anna  (Merritt)  Mead.  She  was  born  May  30,  1792;  d.  June  26,  1841, 
ae.  49  y.  0  m.  27d;  buried  at  Byram.  He  married  second  Laura  J. 
Reynolds. 

Children  of  Floyd  and   Sarah    (Mead)    Lyon: 

1147.  I.  WUliam  B.;  b.  Oct.  28,  1822;  m.  Mary  Jane  Pepper  (b.  1818;  d. 
Aug.     25,    1841). 

1148.  II.     Henry  Sanford;  b.  Sept.  9,  1827;  res.  New  Milford,  Pa. 

•1149.  III.  Julia  Ann;  b.  Jan.  30,  1830;  d.  July  17,  1889;  m.  Capt.  Edward 
Davis. 

Son    of    Floyd    and    Laura    J.     (Reynolds)    Lyon: 

1150.  IV.     Arthur. 

509.  VI.  205.  MARY"  LYON  (ROBBINS)  [Daniel',  Gilbert*, 
John',  John^  Thomas'],  married  William  Robbins,  a  blacksmith,  who 
worked  for  David  Lyon. 

Children   of  William   and   Mary    (Lyon)    Robbins: 

1151.  I.     Georgre  A. 

1152.  II.     John;   Captain  N.   T.   Police,    1890. 

510.  VI.  205.  CHARLOTTE"  LYON  (ROBINSON)  [DanieP 
Gilbert*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  21,  1800;  died  Dec.  26,  1855; 
buried  at  Byram.  She  married  Oct.  28,  1818,  Capt.  William  Robinson, 
born  July  16,  1795;  died  June  17,  1828.  His  ship  was  taken  by  pirates 
and  all  on  board  but  the  mate  murdered. 

Children  of  William  and  Charlotte  (Lyon)  Robinson: 

1153.  I.     WUUam  S.;  b.  Feb.    21,   1824;   d.   Jan.   21,   1825. 

1154.  II.     Charlotte  A. 

1155.  III.  William  J.;  m.  Sarah  Murdock;  2.  ch.,  one  John  M.  Bobinson  of 
New   York   City;    address    (1905)    Mills  Building. 


SIXTH   GENERATION  139 

526.  VI.  217.  THOMAS'  LYON  [SamueP,  Thomas*,  Thomas*. 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  of  Ridge  St.  and  Park  Mill  road,  was  born  1792 
and  died  March  21,  1873;  buried  in  the  Union  Cemetery  at  Rye,  N.  Y. 
Adm.  of  estate  April  14,  1873  to  daughter  Mary  W.  Purdy.  He  mar- 
ried Mary  Totten  of  King  St.,  Rye,  born  1798;  died  Sept.  21,  1821; 
buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye. 

Daughter  of  Thomas  and   Mary    (Totten)    Lyon: 
•1156.     I.     Mary  W.;   d.  Jan.   11,   1905;   m.   Isaac  Hart  Purdy. 

531.  VI.  218.  JONATHAN*  LYON  [Thomas^  Thomas*,  Thomas*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  13,  1792;  died  Feb.  29,  1820;  buried  in 
Union  Cemetery,  Rye,  N.  Y.  Adm.  of  estate  March  17,  1820  to  widow 
Olivia  Lyon.  He  lived  on  the  Merritt  place.  Hog  Pen  Bridge.  He 
married  Olivia  Lyon  (No.  365),  born  Nov.  5,  1797;  died  April  5,  1868; 
buried  at  Rye;  daughter  of  Abraham  and  Hannah  (Mills)  Lyon.  (She 
married  second  Jonathan  Sherwood;  see  No.  365). 

Son  and  only  child  of  Jonathan  and  Olivia   (Lyon)     Lyon: 

1157.  I.     Thomas;  b.   Feb.   18,   1818;   d.   July  21,   1835. 

542.  VI.  233.  HARRIET  HALSTBD"  LYON  (BELDEN)  [Under- 
bill'*, Andrew*,  Thomas',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Rye,  N.  Y. 
She  was  married  Dec.  28,  1818  to  Hezekiah  Belden,  son  of  Rev.  Joshua 
and  Honoria  (Goodrich)  (Whiting)  BeldenJ  of  Newington.  He  was 
born  Feb.  17,  1778,  grad.  of  Yale  1796,  a  merchant  in  New  Haven.  After 
his  wife's  death  he  removed  to  Richmond,  Va.  where  he  was  a  con- 
tractor for  mails  1823-1842.  He  returned  to  Wethersfield,  Conn,  where 
he  became  Town  clerk.    He  died  March  22,  1849,  ae.  71. 

Children  of  Hezekiah  and  Harriet  H.   (Lyon)  Belden: 

1158.  I.  George  Hubertus;  b.  New  Haven,  Oct.  12,  1819;  In  1846  engineet 
on  N.  T.  and  Erie  R.  R. 

1159.  II.     Mary  Honoria;   b.   New  Haven,    Sept.    26,    1821;   m.   Colt. 

543.  VI.  233.  SARAH  BUDD'  LYON  (PARSONS)  [UnderhilP, 
Andrew*,  Thomas',  Thomas^^  Thomas'],  born  at  Rye,  N.  Y.  about  1790; 
died  Aug.  21,  1868.  She  married  Jan.  21,  1819,  Rev.  Isaac  Parsons; 
born  Southampton  Mass.;  grad.  Yale  1811;  Andover  Seminary  1814; 
pastor  East  Haddam,   Conn.   1816-1856. 


tHezekiah'  Belden   (Joshua'*,  Silas*,  Jonathan',  John^  Richard^)  was  a  descen- 
dant of  the  Immigrant  Richard  Belden,  who  settled  at  Wethersfield,   Conn.   1641. 


140  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Children  of  Isaac  and  Sarah  B.  (Lyon)  Parsons: 

1160.  I.  Mary;  b.  Dec.  3,  1821;  d.  Oct.  1856;  m.  S.  E.  Swift,  M.  D.  of 
Colchester,   Conn;   3  ch.   Theodore,  George  and  Edward. 

1161.  II.  Harriet;  b.  April  12,  1823;  m.  1847  Rev.  Warren  C.  Fiske  of 
Walcott,    Conn;    4   ch. ;   Henry,   d.    young,   Isaac,  Sarah  and  William. 

1162.  III.     Sarah;  d.  young. 

1163.  IV.  Henry  M.g;  b.  Nov.  13.  1828;  m.  Jan.  16,  1855,  Mary  B.  Dudley; 
5  ch . ;  Ella,  Jessie,  Emma,  Howard,  and  Walter. 

1164.  V.  Elizabeth;  b.  June  15,  1830;  m.  Nov.  1847;  Zachariah  Cone  of 
East  Haddam,   Conn. ;   5  ch. ;  Jennie,  Mary,  Alice,  Elizabeth,   Xewton. 

548i.  VI.  238.  JESSE'  LYONS  [Jesse',  Samuel*,  Samuel', 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  bom  Oct.  20,  1820;  died  at  Marlboro,  N.  Y.  Aug. 
6,  1893.  He  purchased  his  farm  in  Marlboro  in  1854;  was  supervisor 
Marlboro  1862-1871;  member  of  Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  He  mar- 
ried first  Electa  Rhodes,  born  1822;  died  1841,  ae.  19  (first  cousin  on 
his  mother's  side).  He  married  second,  Jan.  15,  1844,  Mary  Jane 
Anderson,  bom  at  Milton,  N.  Y.  1822;    died  at  Milton  Aug.  30,  1849. 

She  was  daughter  of  John  and  Jane  Anderson.     He  married 

third  Catherine  Maria  Anderson,  sister  of  his  second  wife.  She  died 
about  May  27,  1852  and  he  married  as  his  fourth  wife  Hannah  Ann 
Rhodes,  a  cousin  of  his  first  wife.  She  survived  him,  her  will  dated 
Feb.  29,  1895,  probated  May  9,  1895. 

Daughter    of   Jesse   and   Electa    (Rhodes)    Lyons: 
1164a.     I.     Mary  Eliza;  b.   and  d.   1841. 

Children    of   Jesse    and    Mary   Jane    (Anderson)    Lyons: 
•1164b.     II.     Mary  Anna;  b.  Nov.   4,   1844;  m.   Joseph  Romer  Woolsey. 
1164c.     III.     John    Woolsey;    b.    Sept,    6,    1846;    m.    Antoinette    Woolsey;    res. 
Milton,    N.    T. 

Son  of  Jesse  and  Catherine  Maria   (Anderson)    Lyons: 

1164d.     IV.     Theron;  b.   April  13,  1852;  m.  ;  rem.   to  Iowa;  children: 

son  Jesse  and  two  daughters. 

Children    of   Jesse    and    Hannah    Ann    (Rhodes)    Lyons: 

1164e.     v.     Emma  F.;   b.    June   1853;    d.    March   1907;    unm. 

1164f.  VI.  Charles  Samuel;  b.  Jan.  1854;  m.  Elizabeth  Blrdsall;  a  son 
Arthur. 

1164g.  VII.  Phebe  Ann;  b.  June  1856;  m.  Charles  Bilbey;  res  Poughkeepsle, 
N.    T. 

1164h.  VIII.  Jesse  Gerow;  b.  Sept.  1857;  m.  Hannah  Stone;  res  in  Conn.; 
one   daughter 

1164i.  IX.  Amelia;  b.  Aug.  1858;  m.  Luther  E.  Coverly;  res.  Marlboro, 
N.    T. 

1164J.     X.     Catherine;    d.     in    infancy. 


iGrad.   Yale  1848;   Theological  Institute  1854;   Pastor  1st.   Cong'l  Chh.   Spring- 
field, Mass.   1854;  Associate  Pastor  Union  Chh.    (Columbia  Ave.)   Boston  1870. 


SIXTH   GENERATION.  141 

1164k.  XI.  Edward  Ketchuin;  b.  Feb.  1863;  m.  Adelaide  Berriam;  res. 
Newark,     N.    J. ;    a    son    Guy. 

11641.  XII.  William  Gedney;  twin  bro.  of  E3dward;  m.  Ada  Mackey;  res.  in 
Conn. ;   two  daughters. 

1164in.  XIII.  Catherine;  b.  July  1866;  m.  Eldorus  Dayton;  res.  Marlboro 
N.    T. 

1164n.  XIV.  Harriett  Dewitt;  b.  Dec.  1868;  m.  Sherman  Hasbrouck;  res. 
Newburgh,    N.    Y. 

1164o.  XV.  Ernest  Underliiil;  b.  Jan.  1871;  m.  Mary  Fredenburgh;  res. 
Cold  Spring,   N.    Y.  ;   a  son  Perry  and  several  children. 

1164p.  XVI.  Grace;  b.  March  1874;  m.  Cameron  Simpson;  res.  Newark, 
N.    J. 

557.  VI.  242.  SAMUEL  MORRELL»  LYON  [Nehemiah»,  Nehe- 
miah*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at  Rye,  N.  Y,  July  3,  1796; 
died  June  4,  1830.  He  married,  Sept.  20,  1817,  Charlotte  Osborn;  born 
Nov.  1,  1798;  died  Feb.  13,  1857. 

Children   of  Samuel   M.   and   Charlotte    (Osborn)    Lyon: 

•1165.  I.  Anne  £lizabetli;  b  Mar.  5,  1818;  d.  June  27,  1852;  m.  Edward 
Hincken. 

•1166.  II.  Elsie  Onderdonk;  b.  Jan.  11.  1820;  d.  Jan.  28,  1883;  m.  1st.  Wil- 
liam Crawford;  m.   2nd.   Edward  Hincken. 

•1167.  III.  Charlotte  MatUda;  b.  Oct.  26,  1822;  d.  Jan.  17.  1S52;  m.  Robert 
Dillon. 

•1168.     IV.     Ithamer  Osborn;   b.   July   18,    1825;    m.    Alelaide  J.    Parkes. 
•1169.     V.     Mary  L«uise;  b.  Jan.   1«,   1828;  d.   Dec.    31,   1880;  m.   James  Harvey 
Brundage . 

566.  VI.  244.  WILLIAM"  LYON  [Alvan»,  Benjamin*,  Samuel*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  March  25,  1785;  died  Dec.  2,  1862.  He  mar- 
ried Millie  Hunter,  daughter  of  John  and  Tamar   ( )   Hunter; 

she  died  May  28,  1859  (Chappaqua  Rec.). 

Children   of  William   and   Millie    (Hunter)    Lyon: 
•1170.     I.      Hyatt;    b.    July   1,    1806;    d.    Aug.    7,    1880;    m.    1st.    Ann   Fowler;    m. 
2nd.    Caroline   Kerr;   m.    3rd.   Jennie   C.    Sutton. 

•1171.     II.     Edgar  H.;  b.  Oct.  24,  1813;  d.  Aug.   15.   1858;  m.   Emma  F.   Corsen. 
•1172.     III.     Caleb;   b.   Feb.   4,   1819;   m.   Mary  Ann   Freeland. 
1173.     IV.     Mary  Jane;  b.   Oct.   3,   1823;  d.   1896;  m.   1842  Tristram  Conklin  of 

Chappaqua;    ch. :    1.   Augustus   T.;    2.   Addie    (d.    Sept.    11,    1864);    3   . 

•1174.     V.     Margaret;   b.   May  1,   1825;   d.   Oct.    20,    1902;  m.   Augustus  Acker. 
1175.     VI.     Ophelia;  b.   Oct.   29,   1829;  m.   Israel  Haines;   ch.   Mary  and  others. 

567^  VI.  244.  SAMUEL"  LYON  [Alvan»,  Benjamin*,  Samuel*, 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  June  23,  1789;  died  July  9,  1874;  adm.  of 
estate  Jan.  13,  1875  to  son  David  R.  Lyon  and  Mary  S.  Lyon.  He  mar- 
ried Hannah,  daughter  of  James  Dickinson,  born  Sept.  11,  1797;  died 
June  25,  1880;   she  was  blind  in  1876. 


142  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Hannah   (Dickinson)   Lyon: 

•1176.  I.  David  K.;  b.  Jan.  18,  1835;  m.  1st.  Elizabeth  W.  Hood;  m.  2nd' 
Mrs.    Abby  Jane  Grlffln. 

1177.  II.  Mary  S.;  b.  1837;  d.  Nov.  17,  1876;  unm. ;  adm.  of  estate  Jan.  31. 
1877   to  bro.    David  R.    Lyon. 

568.  VI.  244.  HANNAH'  LYON  (FLEWELLYN)  [Alvan*. 
Benjamin*,  Samuel',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  10,  1791;  died 
April  7,  1873.  She  married  Isaiah  Flewellyn,  born  May  26,  1792;  d. 
Sept.  14,  1857;   son  of  Robert  and  Mary  (Searler)   Flewellyn. 

Children  of  Isaiah  and  Hannah   (Lyon)    Flewellyn: 

1178.  I.     Barnard;  b.  Sept.  6,   1813;  d.  July  17,   1875;  m.  Jane  Sutton. 

1179.  II.  Mary;  b  Aug.  1.  1815;  res.  (1903)  24  Myrtle  Ave.  Newark.  N.  J.: 
m.    William    Putney. 

1180.  III.     Robert  L.;  b.  Feb.  3,  1818;  d.  Jan.  7,  1897;  m.   Elizabeth  Putney. 

1181.  IV.     Caleb;  b.   March  19.   1820;  d.  April  11,   1887;  m.   Charlotte  Putney. 

1182.  V.     Phebe  Jane;  b.   Dec.   10,  1822;  d.   Dec.   14,  1874;  unm. 

1183.  VL     Sarah  A.;  b.   Sept.   5,  1825;  d.   March  3,   1899;  m.  Jacob  Smith. 

1184.  VII.     Hester  E.;  b.  Feb.   13,   1828;  living  in  1903;  m.  Jacob  Tompkins. 
1186.     VIII.     Emeline;  b.   Jan.    13,   1830;   d.   1870;   m.    George  Skidmore. 

1186.  IX.     Rachel;  b.  Jan.   11,  1832;  m.    Lewis  Finch. 

1187.  X.     Isaiah;  b.  March   24,   1834;  d.    Sept.   16,   1885;  m.    Esther  Fowler. 

^,     jn^-     569.     VI.     244.     BENJAMIN'  LYON    (Alvan»,   Benjamin*,   Samuel*, 
(..fc  i.^  ^    Thomas^  Thomas'],  died  Feb,  7,  1869.    He  married  Mary  Wright. 


,  S.^t*  Son   of   Benjamin   and   Mary    (Wright)    Lyon: 

•1188.     I.     John  W.;   d.    1901,   m.   Elizabeth  Jane 


570.  VI.  244.  DAVID  C."  LYON  [Alvan",  Benjamin*,  Samuel*. 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  4,  1806;  died  Aug.  3,  1883.  He  married 
Hannah  B,  Sutton,  b.  Oct.  25,  1812;  died  Oct.  27,  1883  (Chappaqua 
Rec.);   daughter  of  "William  and  Charlotte  (Hunt)   Sutton. 

Children    of   David   C.    and   Hannah    B.    (Sutton)    Lyon: 

1189.  I.     Theodore;  b.   Jan.   15,   1837. 

•1190.  II.  Cordelia  C;  b.  Sept.  5.  1838;  d.  July  20,  1906;  m.  J.  Theodore 
Carpenter. 

1191.  III.     Maria;  b.  Oct.   17.   1840;  m.   John  Harrlman;  res.    Yonkers.  N.   Y. 

1192.  IV.     Jane;  b.    June   5,    1843. 

1193.  V.     Alvan;  b.  Aug.   4,   1845. 

571.  VI.  244.  RACHEL'  LYON  (CONKLIN)  [ Alvan',  Benjamin*, 
Samuel',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  1807;  died  1882.  She  married  in 
1832  James  Conklin,  born  1809;  died  April  21,  1859;  son  of  Timothy 
Conklin  of  Chappaqua,  N.  Y. 


SIXTH   GENERATION  143 

Children  of  James  and  Rachel   (Lyon)   Conklin: 

1194.  I.     Mary;  b.  1833;  d.  1888;  m.    1877,  Israel  Armstrong. 

1195.  II.     Edward;   b.    1837;   m.   1863;   Abby  Jane   Thorn. 

1196.  III.     Alvan;   b.    1847;   m.    Hester   Sherwood. 

572.  VI.  244.  ALVAN'  LYON  [Alvan»,  Benjamin*,  Samuel*, 
Thomas^,  Thomas'],  of  New  York  City,  born  April  19,  1813;  died  March 
23,  1878.  Will  dated  March  30,  1868;  probated  New  York,  April  24, 
1878;  executors,  wife  Sarah  and  Jacob  Huyler.  He  married  Nov.  27, 
1837  Sarah  Huyler,  born  Nov.  7,  1821;  died  March  29,  1893;  daughter 
of  John  and  Eve  (Westervelt)  Huyler. 

Children   of   Alvan   and   Sarah    (Huyler)    Lyon: 
*1197.     I.     John  Huyler;  b.   Jan.   15,   1841;   m.    1st.    Lucy  Ann  Boddy;   m.   2nd. 
Fredricka  L.  Hennsler. 

•1198.  II.  Mary  Catherine;  b.  Nov.  23,  1843;  d.  Nov.  20,  1902;  m.  Henry 
Mabie. 

1199.     III.     Euphemia    Anna;    b.     Oct.     2,    1850;    unm. 

578.  VI.  245.  JOHN  MERRITT"  LYON  [Samuel»,  Benjamin*, 
Samuel",  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  9,  1803;  d.  Sept.  7,  1846; 
buried  St.  Johns  Cemetery,  Yonkers.  Adm.  of  estate  Jan.  13,  1847, 
New  York  City,  to  widow  Sarah  Jane.  He  married  Sarah  Jane 
Garrison,  born  1818;  died  April  19,  ;t858;  daughter  of  John  and  Sarah     y   f\ 


(Fowler)   Garrison.     ^c*^c^>^U    |  •/'^^H. -^V,./v-x,  j    Xy /^n.  r^■**      9-  "  fj      '*'*' ^ 

Children  of  John  M.   and  Sarah  J.    (Garrison)    Lyon:       /•--/-    ^ a^x^^/ft^t-^r-^      ^*-*^,   3l  3 


•1200.     I.     Sarah    Ann;    b.    Sept.    11,    1837;    d.     Feb.     18,    1885;    m.     1st.     Levi  •   P  f^ 

Dexter   Schermerhorn;   m.    2nd.    Benjamin   Beatty.  ,    ^»«.^_4J^  T> 

•1201.     II.     Mary  Hyatt;   m.    Andrew   Archibald.  ,     ft/  y  Q  tf  SU/tA^ 

604.     VI.     256.     ELIZA     iNN"     LYON     (LOBDBLL)      [Abraham*,        *-'*-''^-*' 
Monmouth*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  24,  1793;  died  Feb. 
8,  1870.     She  married,  Aug.  10,  1813,  Nathan  Lobdell,  born  Sept.  19, 
1786;  died  Sept.  27,  1870;   son  of  Jacob  and  Betty  (Whitney)  Lobdell 
of  North  Salem,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  Nathan   and   Eliza    (Lyon)    Lobdell: 

1202.  L     Mary  Jane;   b.   Sept.   17,    1814;   m.   Jan.    1,    1837,   William   T.    Briggs. 

1203.  II.     Jacob;  b.   April  13,   1817;   m.   1st.    Sept.    26,   1843  Mary  Perry  Burr; 
m.    2nd.    Dec.   24,   1858,   Deborah  Jane  Stevens. 

1204.  III.     Abigail    Frances;    b.    Jan.    5,    1820;    m.    Nov.     28,    1841,    Clark    H. 
Osborn. 

1205.  IV.     Samuel  Harvey;   b.    Aug.    8,    1823;   m.    Aug.    9,    1844,    Nancy   Ann 
Dykens. 

1206.  V.     Caroline    Blizabeth;    b.    Jan.    29,    1826;    m.    Aug.    13,    1857,    Allen 
Rundle. 


144  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

1207.  VI.      Hiram;   b.    Oct.    21,    1828;   d.   Dec.    5,    1870;    unm. 

1208.  VII.     Henry;  b.   June  8,    1832;   m.    June  3,    1857,    Sarah  Bertha  Nichols. 

606.  VI.  256.  DEBORAH*  LYON  (RIGGS)  [Abraham',  Mon- 
mouth*, Samuel*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  March  16,  1798;  died  Aug. 
23,  1840;  married  March  22,  1816,  Harvey  Riggs,  born  Dec.  9,  1794; 
died  of  cholera  Aug.  9,  1832;  son  of  Miles  and  Lydia  (Northrup) 
Riggs,  of  North  Salem,  N.  Y. 

Children   of   Harvey   and    Deborah    (Lyon)    Riggs: 

1209.  I.  James  Alonzo;  b.  Jan.  17,  1817;  d.  Oct.  22,  1872;  m.  Nov.  23, 
1836,   Charlotte  Matilda  Lakey. 

1210.  II.     Lydia;  b.    Dec.    25,   1819;  m.   Nov.    28,   1841,   James  Clark. 

1211.  III.     Miles;   b.    May   13,    1821;    m.   Nov.    19,    1846,    Mary   Jane    Turner. 

1212.  IV.  Irene  Campbell;  b.  Sept.  7.  1826;  m.  Oct.  19,  1843,  Absolom 
Finch. 

609.  VI.  256.  ISAAC  B.«  LYON  [Abraham',  Monmouth*,  Samuel*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  12,  1805;  died  Sept.  29,  1830;  adm.  of 
estate  Nov.  11,  1830  to  uncle  David  Olmstead.  He  married  Jan.  1, 
1830,  Mary,  daughter  of  Augustus  Banks. 

Daughter  of  Isaac   B.   and  Mary   (Banks)    Lyon: 

1213.  I.     Sarah   A.;   b.    Feb.    4,    1831;    unm. 

611.  VI.  256.  ABRAHAM  UNDBRHILL"  LYON  [Abraham*, 
Monmouth*,  Samuel',  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  6,  1809;  res. 
Salem,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  Sept.  24,  1878.  He  married  first, 
Jan.  16,  1837,  Mary  E.  Rogers  and  second,  May  23,  1847,  Eliza  Jane 
Reynolds,  widow  of  Davison. 

Children  of  Abraham   U.    and   Mary   E.    (Rogers)    Lyon: 

1214.  I.     WiUiam. 
1216.     II     Sarah. 

1216.  III.     Abraham  U. 

1217.  IV.     Charles  Augmstus;  d.    Jan.    3,   1875. 
Children  of  Abraham   U.    and   Eliza  J.    (Reynolds)    Lyon: 

•1218.     V.     George   Lanison;    b.    1848;    m.    Fannie    Mary    Crowe. 
1219.     VI.     Orison  Blnnt;  d.   Dec.    27.    1851. 

614.  VI.  257.  THOMAS  COLLUM*  LYON  [Monmouth*, 
Sylvanus*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Mamaroneck,  N.  Y. 
March  31,  1816;  died  New  York  City,  June  7,  1895.  Of  firm  Lyon 
Brothers,  Merchants,  Cortlandt  St.,  New  York,  1869.    He  married  Ann 


SIXTH   GENERATION  145 

M.  GuioD.  born  Feb.  15,  1812;  died  July  3,  1887;  daughter  of  James  and 
Tabltha  ( )  Guion. 

Children  of  Thomas   C.    and  Ann   M.    (Guion)    Lyon: 
*1220.     I.     Monmouth;  b.   June   10,   1853;   m.   Mary   L.   Ford. 
X231.     II.     Lawrence   Ludlow. 
1232.     III.     Annie  M. 

1223.  IV.     Thomas. 

1224.  V.     Harriet   A.;   m.    Harry    H.    Barnes. 

615.  VI.  257.  SARAH  ANN«  LYON  (SBCOR)  [Monmouth', 
Sylvanus*,  SamueP,  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  Mamaroneck,  N.  Y.  Aug. 
31,  1817;  died  Oct,  29,  1845;  buried  in  Presbyterian  Churchyard, 
White  Plains.  She  married,  Feb.  24,  1840,  Francis  Secor,  born  Jan. 
5,  1810;  died  May  8,  1855.  His  great-grandfather  was  Jonathan  G. 
Tompkins,  brother  of  Gov.  Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  of  New  York.  He 
was  Chairman  of  the  Westchester  Board  of  Supervisors,  1849-1878. 

Son   of   Francis   and   Sarah   Ann    (Lyon)    Secor: 

1225.  I.  Chancey  Tompkins,  born  Dec.  28.  1841;  res.  Scarsdale.  later  (1905) 
Mount  Vernon,  N.  Y.  Chairman  Westchester  Co.  Board  of  Supervisors  1883-1905, 
an   office   previously   held   by   his  father,    grandfather   and   great-grandfather. 

618.  VI.  257.  JOHN  PESHINE'  LYON  [Monmouth*,  Sylvanus*. 
SamueP,  Thomas",  Thomas'],  born  Marmaroneck,  N.  Y.,  where  he  re- 
sided and  died,  Dec.  11,  1896.  He  married,  Dec.  18,  1849,  Amelia  Smith, 
born  about  1827;  res.  (1904)  Southern  California.  She  was  daughter 
of  Edward  and  Hannah   ( )    Smith  of  New  York  City. 

Children   of  John   P.    and  Amelia    (Smith)    Lyon: 

1226.  I.      Alethea;    m.     Charles    J.     Sands;     children:     1.   £dna;     2.   Mar;       3. 

(a   son). 


1227.  II.      Frank;   b.   May   1855;   d.    Jan.    20,    1859. 

1228.  III.     Fannie;   d.   Oct.   1,   1863. 

•1229.  IV.      Ida   Amanda;    b.    about    1854;    m.    Charles    H.    Requa. 

1230.  V.     Minnie;  m.   William  Deterle;   has  children. 

1231.  VI.     Herbert;   m.    . 

619.  VI.  257.  SYLVANUS*  LYON  [Monmouth^  Sylvanus*, 
SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Mamaroneck,  Westchester  Co.,  N. 
Y.  May  7,  1826.  He  has  resided  many  years  in  Springfield,  N.  J.; 
and  has  an  enviable  record  as  a  public-spirited  citizen  and  philan- 
thropist. He  organized  the  Prisoners'  Aid  Society;  raised  seventy-five 
thousand  dollars  to  build  the  Christian  House  for  Intemperate  Men; 
was  one  of  the  organizers  of  the  Antimonopoly  League  in  1878,  whose 

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146  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

object  was  to  secure  equal  rights  for  labor  and  capital;  he  Is  best 
known  as  the  efficient  president  of  the  Moderation  Society  of  New 
York  City,  which  is  doing  a  splendid  work  for  the  submerged  tenth 
in  the  city,  the  supplying  of  ice  water  in  summer,  of  flowers  to  the  sick, 
being  items  illustrative  of  the  character  and  scope  of  the  charity. 

Resides  (1906)  Milburn,  N.  J.  He  has  in  his  possession  the  Bible 
containing  the  record  of  the  family  beginning  with  his  ancestor, 
Samuel  Lyon.  He  married  first,  June  14,  1850,  Hannah  Titus  Kirk, 
born  Glen  Cove,  L.  I.,  Oct.  6,  1826;  died  South  Orange,  N,  J.  July  24, 
1859;  buried  at  Prospect  Park;  will  probated  Brooklyn,  Oct.  11,  1859. 
He  married  second,  June  4,  1861,  Adele  C.  Peshine  of  Newark,  N.  J.; 
died  Nov.  15,  1900. 

Children    of   Sylvanus   and    Hannah    T.    (Kirk)    Lyon: 

1232.  I.     Lillian    E. 

1233.  II.     Amy   K. 

1234.  III.     Howard  K. 

Children    of   Sylvanus   and    Adele    C.    (Peshine)    Lyon: 

1335.  IV.     Adele  C. 

1236.  V.     Clifford   P. 

1237.  VI.     Marie  L,. 

1238.  VII.     Madeleine  8. 

1239.  VIII.     Jolin  H.  H. 

1240.  IX.     "Baby." 

620.  VI.  257.  WILLIAM  JACKSON"  LYON  [Monmouth',  Syl- 
vanus*, SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  6,  1828;  died  Dec.  1896. 
He  married  first,  Nov.  2,  1851,  Cecilia  Gasner.  Her  mother  lived  (1858) 
3  Ashland  Place,  N.  Y.  She  died  July  20,  1853.  He  married  second, 
March  25,  1856,  Mary  Jane,  daughter  of  Dr.  Elias  T.  Nichols  of  New 
York,  and  third,  July  20,  1863,  Julia  Gasner. 

Daughter  of  William  J.   and  Cecilia   (Gasner)   Lyon: 

1241.  I.     Franscena;  b.   1851;   d.    South  Orange,   N.   J.    Dec.    29,   1858. 

623.  VI.  260.  SOLOMON*  LYON  [Samuel^  Jonathan*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Nov.  20,  1782;  died  Nov.  23, 
1853.  He  married  Mary  Miller,  who  was  born  Nov.  4,  1781  and  died 
in  1876  at  the  ripe  age  of  94. 

Children  of  Solomon  and  Mary  (Miller)  Lyon: 

1242.  I.     Eneas. 

124S.     II.     Solomon,   Jr. 
•1244.     III.     Samuel;  b.   Jan.    9,   1805;   d.    Sept.    14,   1870;   m.    Abigail  ThomaB. 
124B.     IV.     Maria. 


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•1246.  V.  Cynthia  MUIer;  b.  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  1807;  m.  Lockwood 
Cross . 

1347.     VI.      Sarah;    m.    of  Howell,    Mich. 

1248.  VII.     £mma;    m.    Drew    of    Fowlervllle,    Mich. 

626.  VI.  260.  ISAAC  LYON  [Samuel',  Jonathan*,  Jonathan* 
Thomas^,  Thomas^],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  Aug.  23,  1791;  died  Feb.  17, 
1849;  burled  at  Cross  River,  N.  Y.    He  married  Betsey  Pratt. 

Daughter   (only  child)   of  Isaac  and  Betsey   (Pratt)   Lyon: 
1248a.     I.     Catherine;  m.  Finch. 

633.  VI.  263.  PERLINA«  LYON  (CURTIS)  (MILLER)  [Isaac*, 
Jonathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Burnthills,  N.  Y.  Jan. 
26,  1801;  died  Aug.  16,  1890.  She  married  first  Alfred  Curtis  and 
second  Lewis  Miller,  born  1790;  died  July  14,  1871;  son  of  Blisha 
Miller  of  Ballston,  N.  Y. 

Son  of  Alfred  and  Perlina   (Lyon)    Curtis: 

1249.  1.     Alfred. 

Daughter  of  Lewis  and  Perlina   (Lyon,   Curtis)   Miller: 

1250.  I.      Mary;    m.    Charles   Miner. 

634.  VI.    263.    ISAAC*     LYON     [Isaac',     Jonathan*,     Jonathan*, 

Thomas*,   Thomas'],   born  Burnthills,   Ballston,    Saratoga   Co.,   N.   Y., 

Feb.  5,  1803;  died  Oct.  6  (or  26),  1839.  ^The  name  of  his  wife  has  not 

been  ascertained?? /T'***  </-*^t.<-<SM_  h<lr*->^^-^      /  «>^*^,  <7      ^  --'=  ^ 

'       ■  (J 

Son  of  Isaac  and  Lyon 

1251.  I.     Nelson  E.;  b.  1837;  m.   Lucy  . 

637.  VI.  263.  PHEBE'  LYON  (EDDY)  [Isaac',  Jonathan*.  Jona- 
than', Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Burnthills,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y., 
Nov.  10,  1810;  died  Aug.  31,  1892.    She  married  in  1842  Thomas  Eddy. 

Children    of   Thomas   and   Phebe    (Lyon)    Elddy: 

1252.  I.     Edmund  L. 

1253.  II.     Frances  S. 

1254.  III.     Lather  Bushnell. 

1255.  IV.     Thomas  Hervey. 

639.  VI.  263.  HARRISON  ARMSTRONG*  LYON  [Isaac*,  Jona- 
than*, Jonathan',  Thomas'.Thomas'],  bom  Burnthills,  Saratoga  Co.,  N. 
T.,  Sept.  13,  1815;  died  Oct.  17,  1900.  He  married  Sept.  23,  1851, 
Fanny  Minerva  Gale,  born  Nov.  9,  1823. 


148  THOMAS   LYON    OT  RYE 

Children  of  Harrison  A.    and   Fanny  M.    (Gale)   Lyon: 
*!'??«.     T.      Lizzie  r.'.ile:  1>.  .T'lly  19.   IS'.':;  ni.  William  Winsor  Chapin. 
»l~i';.     II.      lidjniiutl;    1).    June    4,    1^55;    m.     Carolyn    H.    Talcott;    res.     (1906) 
Rochester,    N.    Y. 

12B8.     III.     Daughter;  d.   in  infancy. 

642.  VI.  268.  HENRY  CLINTON*  LYON  [Aaron',  Elnathan*. 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  "Nov.  2,  1801  at  Jerico,  Monday 
afternoon"  (record  in  his  fathers'  family  Bible) ;  died  of  yellow  fever 
July  20,  1841,  at  Jacksonville,  Fla.  He  married  May  8,  1827  Jane  Den- 
man,  daughter  of  John  Denman.  She  was  born  June  1,  1807  and  died 
Dec.  25,  1880  in  Hyde  Park,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  Henry  Clinton  Lyon 
was  a  machinist  and  built  the  machinery  for  the  first  steamboat  to 
ply  the  Hudson  River.  He  was  a  prominent  orator  of  the  old  Whig 
party  in  the  campaign  of  1840. 

Children  of  Henry  C.  and  Jane   (Denman)    Lyon: 

1269.  I.  Aaron  Augrnetus;  b.  Feb.  17,  1828;  d.  March  22,  1828,  In  New- 
burgh,    N.  Y. 

1260.  IL  John  Robert;  b.  Jan.  30.  1829;  d.  Jan.  16,  1902,  in  Hyde  Park 
N.     Y. 

*1261.  III.     Adalaide    Elizabeth;    b.    Dee.     17,    1830;    d.    1873,    in    Hyde    Park, 

N.   Y.;  m.  DeGrove  A.    Lattier. 

1262.  IV.  Horatio;  b.  Feb.  19,  1833;  d.  March  21,  1891,  in  Poughkeepsie. 
N.    Y. 

1263.  V.  Sheridan  A.;  b.  Nov.  9,  1834;  d.  April  1,  1851,  in  Hyde  Park, 
N.  Y. 

1264.  VI.  Julia  Ann;  b.  Oct.  19,  1836;  d.  April  20,  1853,  in  Hyde  Park, 
N.  Y. 

•1265.  VII.  Asahel  Denman;  b.  Auk.  12.  1838;  d.  March  28,  1906,  in  Hyde 
Park,   N.   Y. ;   m.    Feb.    22,   1860,   Sarah  Ann  Lawless 

•1266.     VIII.     Henry  William;  b.  Aug.   28,    1840;   res.    (1906)   Elk  Lake,   Pa. 

644.  VI.  268.  ELIZABETH  AMBROSIA*  LYON  (MOSELEY) 
[Aaron*.  Elnathan*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  12,  1806, 
"at  Burlington,  Sabbath  day,  12  P.  M."  (as  recorded  in  her  father's 
family  Bible);  died  Jan.  17,  1842.  She  married  Lucilius  Horace 
Moseley,  born  July  17,  1802,  in  Washington,  Litchfield  Co.,  Conn.  He 
was  a  wheelwright  and  lived  in  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.,  from  1810  until 
the  time  of  his  death  in  1889. 

Children  of  Lucilius  H.  and  Elizabeth  A.  (Lyon)  Moseley,  born  in  Pough- 
keepsie : 

1267.  I.     Frederick  Clark;  b.   Sept.    24,   1827;  d.   July  30,   1828. 

1268.  IL     Charles  Horace;  b.  April  23,   1829;   d.  Nov.    7,   1904. 

1269.  III.  Aaron  Lyon;  b.  Dec.  4,  1830;  d.  Jan.  12,  1875,  in  San  Francisco, 
California. 

1270.  IV.     George  Frederick;   b.    March   1,    1833;   d.    Feb.    14,    1852. 


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1271,     V.     Julia    Ann;    b.    Oct.    30,    1S35;    d.    Sept.    11.    1S97. 

1872.  VI.  Elizabeth  Ambrosia;  b.  Feb.  8,  1838;  m.  Oct.  3.  1860  at  Pough- 
keepsie,  N.  T.,  DeWitt  C.  Stevens;  she  was  a  school  teacher;  they  have  resided 
in  New  York  City  and  Brooklyn;  now  (1906)  at  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  240  Woodworth 
Ave.;  eh.;  1.  Almira  Eliza,  b.  in  New  York;  2.  Julia  DeWitt,  b.  in  Brooklyn;  3. 
Grace  Clinton,  b.  In  Brooklyn;  is  married;  4.  Helen  Frances,  b.  in  Brooklyn; 
married;    5.   Elizabeth   E.,   deceased. 

1273.  VII.  Jacob  Herrick;  b.  March  29,  1840;  dentist;  res.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Ciairmont  and  Willoughby  Ave. 

646.  VI.  269.  SUSAN«  LYON  (RICKERT)  [Jonathan^,  Elnathan*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  16,  1786;  died  Clinton, 
Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  April  9,  1814;  buried  on  the  Elnathan  Lyon  farm. 
She  married  Henry  Rickert,  baptized  Dec.  23,  1771;  died  July  3, 
1830,  in  57th  year;  son  of  Henry  and  Ann  Maria  (Tator)  Rickert.  He 
married  second  Lydia  Hodge. 

Children  of  Henry  and  Susan    (Lyon)    Rickert: 

1274.  I.  John;  b.  Dec.  6,  1810;  d.  Nov.  2.  1882;  m.  Feb.  11.  1836,  Mary, 
dau .   of  James  Thorne. 

1275.  II.  Henry  Lyon;  b.  Jan.  31.  1814:  d.  June  14,  1894;  m.  Dec.  3.  1836. 
Ann   Chace,    dau.   of  James   Thorne. 

647.  VI.  269.  CLARISSA'  LYON  (FURMAN)  [Jonathan',  Elna- 
than*, Jonathan',  Thomas=,  Thomas'],  born  May  1,  1787;  died  in 
Aurelius,  N.  Y.;   m.  Ambrose  Furman  [Forman]. 

Children   of  Ambrose  and  Clarissa    (Lyon)    Furman: 

1276.  I.     Jonathan;  m.  Coperaan. 

1277.  II.     Elizabeth;   m.    Copeman. 

1278.  III.     Susan;   m.   Copeman. 

649-  VI.  269.  JOHN  W.«  LYON  [Jonathan',  Elnathan^  Jona- 
than', Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  7,  1790  in  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co., 
N.  Y.;  died  there  March  6,  1836;  buried  in  the  Lyon  burying  ground. 
Will  dated  Feb.  6,  1836;  probated  Poughkeepsie,  Sept.  5,  1836;  exe- 
cutors, widow  Sabra,  Jonathan  Lyon,  Amos  Lyon.  He  married  first 
Martha  Jenks  and  second.  May  8,  1816,  Sabra  Bradshaw,  born  Jan.  4, 
1792;   died  Feb.  19,  1869;   buried  in  the  Lyon  burying  ground. 

Daughter  of  John  W.   and  Martha    (Jenks)   Lyon: 
*1279.     I.     Julia  Ann;   b.    Oct.    15,    1813;    d.    March    1,    1893    in   Ashtabula,    O.  ; 
m.   Henry  Field. 

Children  of  John  W.  and  Sabra  (Bradshaw)   Lyon: 
•1280.     II.     Sarah;  b.   Dec.   20,   1817;   d.  Aug.    23,   1895;  m.   William  Hicks. 
•1281.     III.     George;    b.    Nov.    12.    1821;    d.    May    24,    1902    in    Pleasant    Valley, 
Dutchess  Co.,   N.    Y.;   m.    Mary  F.   "Woodford,    of  Victory,   N.    Y. 


150  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

•1282.  IV.  Maria;  b.  Dec.  4,  1823;  d.  June  3,  1866;  m.  Nov.  1,  1854,  George 
Schryver  of  Hyde  Park,  N.  Y.;  a  son  George  (b.  March  22,  1863;  m.  Dec.  20,  1888 
Ida   Gilbert). 

651.  VI.  269.  AMOS'  LYON  [Jonathan",  Blnathan*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  July  29,  1798  in  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.; 
died  there  April  19,  1881.  He  lived  all  his  life  on  the  farm  he  in- 
herited from  his  father.  He  married  Feb.  20,  1823,  Margaret  Schryver, 
born  March  1,  1802;  died  April  17,  1858;  dau.  of  Peter  and  Catherine 
(Wiggs)  Schryver.  Both  Amos  and  his  wife  were  burled  in  the  Lyon 
burying  ground  on  the  farm  formerly  owned  by  Elnathan  Lyon,  about 
one  mile  from  the  Jonathan  Lyon  farm. 

Children  of  Amos  and  Margaret   (Schryver)   Lyon: 
•1283.     I.     Julia;  b.  Dec.    24,   1823;   d.   Jan.    19,   1899;  m.  Nov.    29,   1845,   BU  A. 
Van  Wagner. 

1284.  II.  Catherine  E.;  b.  Jan.  6,  1825;  d.  Sept.  24,  1889;  m.  Feb.  9,  1854, 
Leonard   I.    Haight    (d.    Feb.    3,    1894);    no   ch. 

1285.  III.     Mary  Ann;  b.   Aug.    2,    1827;   d.   June   3,   1885;   unm. 

•1286.  IV.  Susan;  b.  Feb.  7,  1831;  d.  Sept.  20,  1899;  m.  Dec.  8,  1851, 
Caleb  Angevlne. 

•1287.  V.  Sarah;  b.  Sept.  14.  1836;  d.  July  29,  1893;  m.  Jan.  12,  1859, 
Clark  W.  Allen  (d.  Jan.  7,  1870);  a  son  Lewis  H.  Allen  m.  April  18,  1883  Annie 
F.   Greene;  res.   RhineclifC,   N.   T. 

•1288.  VI.  Lucinda;  b.  April  S,  1840;  m.  Nov.  18,  1857.  Isaac  Stringham; 
res.    (1906)    Silaatsburgh,    N.    Y.,    R.    F.    D. 

128».  VII.  Martha  Jane;  b.  Oct.  8,  1847;  m.  Dec.  24,  1863,  Smith  Sherman; 
res.   Hyde  Park,  N.    Y. ;   no  ch. 

664.  VL  271.  CATHARINE'  LYON  (WING)  [Isaac",  Elnathan*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  11,  1801  in  the  town  Qf  Clin- 
ton, Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  "Tuesday  afternoon  at  3  o'clock"  (Bible 
Record) ;  died  May  21,  1885,  at  the  home  of  her  son,  Thomas,  at  Pough- 
keepsie,  N.  Y.;  buried  beside  her  husband  in  the  Lyon  cemetery  at 
Clinton.  She  married  Rev.  Hiram  Wing,  born  Jan.  26,  1804;  died  Feb. 
18,  1840;  son  of  Oeorge  and  Mary  (Martin)  Wing,  He  was  a  minister 
of  the  Methodist  denomination,  his  last  pastorate  being  at  Danbury, 
Conn. 

Children  of  Hiram  and  Catherine  (Lyon)  Wing: 

1290.  I.  Thomas  Lyon;  b.  Oct.  3,  1830;  d.  Jan.  12,  1906,  in  Poughkeepsie;  a 
merchant  in  New  York  City  and  Poughkeepsie;  m.  Cynthia,  dau.  of  Rufus  and 
Elizabeth  (Thorne)  Smith  of  Stanford,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  ;  she  d.  about  1864; 
children:  1.  Anna  Keese,  b.  Feb.  1,  1858;  unm.;  2.  EliEabeth,  d.  young;  3.  Carrie 
Thome,  b.  June   12,   1861;  unm.;  res.   Poughkeepsie,   N.   Y.,   27   Conklin  St. 

1291.  II.  Phineas  Bice;  b.  Feb.  14,  1833;  farmer;  res.  (1906)  at  Stanford 
with  son  William,  on  farm  bought  by  William  Sands  in  1837;  m.  1st.,  Oct.  1858, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  and  Anna  (Griffin)  Sands;  she  d.  June  8,  1865  and  he  m. 
2nd.,  Feb.  1878  Elizabeth  Sands,  sister  of  former  wife:  Children  of  Phineas  and 
Mary:  1.  Henry  Hiram,  b.  Nov.   29,  1859;   (grad.   Cornell  Univ.   1881  as  B.   Agr.); 


SIXTH   GENERATIOK  51 

professor  of  Dairy  Husbandry  and  Animal  Industry  at  Cornell;  author  of  "Milk 
and  its  Products;"  m.  July  16,  1885  Lilian,  dau.  of  Garhardus  and  Ellen  (Catch- 
pole)  Watson,  of  Clyde,  Wayne  Co.,  N.   Y.;  they  had:   (a)  Louis,  b.   Aug.    24,   1887; 

(b)  Paul,  b.  April  16,  1892;  (c)  £llen,  b.  March  22,  1904;  2.  William  Thomae,  b. 
Jan.  22,  1862,  (farmer);  res.  Stanford  [P.  O.  Clinton  Corners];  m.  Oct.  16,  1892 
Jennie  Atcheson  Wing,  dau.  of  John  Sands  and  Mary  (Underhill)  Wing  of  Arling- 
ton N.  Y. ;  they  had:  (a)  Mary  Gertrude,  b.  July  11,  1893;  (b)  Eleanor  Baldwin. 
b.  Dec.  1894;  (c)  John  Harvey,  b.  Oct.  1896;  (d)  Helen,  b.  July  11.  1904;  3. 
Charles  Benjamin,  b.  Jan.  18,  1864,  (grad.  Cornell  Univ.  1886  as  C.  E. );  Prof,  of 
Structural  Engineering  in  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.  since  1892;  m.  Sept.  1888, 
Anna  Maria,   dau.  of  Lewis  Paddock  of  Auburn,  N.  Y.  ;  she  d.  Jan.    1905;  they  had 

(a)   Snmner  Paddock,  b.  Feb.  28,  1891;   (b)  Winchester  Paddock,  b.  March  S,   1893; 

(c)  Charles  Benjamin,  Jr.,  b.  March  12,  1895;  (d)  Bobert  Lonis  [Louis  ?],  b.  Oct. 
1896). 

1292.  III.  Mary  Esther;  b.  Jan.  9,  1836,  unm. ;  res.  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y., 
27   Conklin   st. 

1293.  IV.     Catharine;   b.   ;   d.   in   infancy. 

665.  VI.  271.  SARAH'  LYON  (BATES)  [Isaac",  Elnathan*. 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  in  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y. 
May  1,  1803;   died  before  1880.     She  married  Edwin  Bates. 

Children  of  Edwin  and  Sarah  (Lyon)  Bates: 

1294.  I.     Katherine;    m.    James    Keynolds. 

1295.  II.     Theron  W.;  d.  in  Iowa. 

1296.  III.  Martha;  m.  W.  Alfred  Mitchell,  a  manufacturer  of  fishing  tackle 
in  New  York  City;  she  d.  in  fall  of  1905;  one  son,  Edwin  (married  and  has  one 
child). 

670.  VI.  271.  HANNAH  JENKINS"  LYON  (CONKLIN)  [Isaac*. 
Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  in  Clinton,  Dutchess 
Co.,  N.  Y.,  married  Wells  Conklin  of  Orange  Co.,  N,  Y.  They  lived 
to  celebrate  their  golden  wedding. 

Children   of  Wells   and   Hannah   J.    (Lyon)    Conklin: 

1297.  I.     Isaac;   died   in   the   Civil  war. 

1298.  II.     John;   deceased. 

1299.  III.     Sarah  Esther. 

1300.  IV.     Kate;  deceased. 

1301.  V.     Susan;  m  . 

1302.  VI.     WeUs. 

677.  VI.  275.  WILLIAM'  LYON  [Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan", 
Thomas',  Thomas^]  of  Greenwich,  Conn.,  was  born  Aug.  17,  1774,  pro- 
bably at  Bedford,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.  Married  Sarah  Woolsey 
about  1796.  He  and  three  brothers,  Charles,  Daniel  and  Samuel 
and  sister  Clara  Lyon  (Seeley)  moved  to  Bainbridge,  Chenango 
Co.,  N.  Y.  about  1803.  The  four  brothers  settled  on  farms  adjoining 
each  other  that  included  a  half  section,  about  320  acres,  purchased  by 


16S  THOMAS  LYON   OF  SYE 

their  father  for  them.  The  father  continued  to  hold  the  title  in  his 
own  name  to  insure  against  the  sons  divesting  themselves  of  the  land. 
The  sister  Clara,  who  married  Harry  Seeley,  had  her  home  three  to 
four  miles  distant,  on  the  Susquehanna  River,  about  one  mile  above 
Bainbridge  village.  The  four  brothers  lived  all  their  long  lives  upon  the 
farms  where  they  first  settled  and  all  reared  large  families:  William 
12,  Charles  12,  Daniel  5,  Samuel  13.  The  sister,  Clara  Seeley,  con- 
tinued in  her  home  and  reared  7  children.  The  four  homes  now  in 
1906,  more  than  one  hundred  years  after  their  settlement,  are  owned 
by  descendants,  and  all  but  the  Daniel  Lyon  place  still  of  the  Lyon 
name. 

William  married  Sarah  Woolsey  about  1796.  He  was  a  Whig  in 
politics;  both  were  Methodists.  Three  children  were  born  to  them  at 
Bedford  and  nine  at  Bainbridge.  Eleven  grew  to  adult  years.  Nine 
married  and  had  homes  near  them,  and  children  were  born  to  eight 
of  them  while  the  grandparents  lived.  Sally,  the  youngest,  married 
and  Hannah,  unmarried,  continued  at  the  homestead  as  long  as  father 
or  mother  lived.  He  died  Sept.  2,  1844,  she  Oct.  20,  1849  aged  73 
years.  Both  were  buried  in  the  homestead  burial  plot.  This  plot  in- 
cludes graves  of  children  and  grandchildren.  It  is  enclosed  by  stone 
wall  and  is  well  cared  for  by  Horace  Lyon  and  his  son,  Hudson  Horace, 
and  their  families,  who  now  have  this  homestead. 

Horace,  son  of  Charles,  and  Deborah  Lyon  Doolittle,  daughter  of 
Samuel,  are  all  that,  of  their  generation,  in  1907,  survive  of  the  forty- 
two  children  of  the  four  brothers  who  came  to  Bainbridge  a  century 
and  four  years  before.  There  were  fifty-four  grandchildren.  Ten  of 
them  served  in  the  Union  army  in  the  Civil   war. 

Children  of  William  and  Sarah  (Vfoolsey)  Lyon;  the  first  three  born  at 
Bedford,    N.    Y.,   the   rest   at   Bainbridge,    N.    Y. 

*1303.     I.     Charles;   b.    April    4,    1798;    d.    about    1850   at   Bainbridge,    N.    Y. 

♦1304.     II.     Ambrose;   b.   Jan.    30,    1800;    d.    Aug.    17,    1886,    at   Bainbridge. 

*1S05.  III.  Betsey  [Elizabeth];  b.  Feb.  1.  1802;  d.  at  Masonville,  N.  Y. ;  m. 
Martin    Stoddard.  ,    A^xC   5S   f^^%^ 

♦1306.  IV.  Phebe;  b.  Jan.  7,  1804;  d.  "about  1893.  at  Guilford;  m.  Jonathan 
Bush.  -    *— -•i 

*1307.     V.     Richard;   b.    Sept.    9,    1805;   d.   July   12,    1869,   at   Masonville,    N.    Y. 
1308.     VI.     Hannah;  b.  July  30,   1807;  d.  April  25,   1887.  at  the  home  of  her 
sister  Sally  Bardick,  near  Masonville,  N.  Y. ;  unm.,  she  was  a  Methodist;  res.  while 
her   parents   lived,    at    Bainbridge.  f^B 

•1309.     VII.     Pamelia;   b.    June   9,    1809;    d. ^^    ^  ^   ;    m.    Asa   Gould. 

1310.     VlJt,      Woolsey;  b.  April  J3.  1.811;  d.  at  Bainbridge,  Sept.   1,   1838;  unm. 
♦1311.     IX.     Caleb;    b.    Jan.     28,    1813.  .^H.^  "^^    ^A. /£**«   /    /^4^  6 
1318.     X.      Polly;   b.    Dec.    28,    1814;    d.    ae.    2~y~  7     ' 


SIXTH   GENERATION  1S3 

•1S13.     XI.      WUilam;    b.     Oct.     8,     1817;     d.     Aug..     1856. 

*1314.  XII.  Sarah;  b.  April  15,  1819;  d.  April  19,  1900;  m.  Randolph  Bur- 
dick. 

679.  VI.  275.  SAMUEL''  LYON  [Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  26,  [or  20]  1777  [former 
date  from  authentic  Fam.  Rec.].  He  removed  with  his  brothers, 
Charles,  Daniel  and  William,  about  1805  to  Bainbridge,  where  they 
settled  on  a  new  farm.  He  married,  probably  in  1803,  Charlotte 
Briggs.     He  died  at  Bainbridge,  April  4,  1855. 

Children   of  Samuel   and   Charlotte    (Briggs)    Lyon,    born   in  Bainbridge: 
1315.     I.     Sally;   b.    Jan.    1,    1804;   m.    Wesley   Cleveland;    probably   lived   away 
from    Bainbridge;    children:    1.    Alice;    2.    Sarah;    3.    lieroy;    all    married    and    had 
children.  V^     t^  '      .^^^,,      \ 

•1316.     II.     Briggrs;    b.    Sept.    10,    1805;    d.    June    23.    1890;    m.    Sally    Cleveland. 

1317.     III.     Clarissa;    b.    July    1,    1807;    d.    Feb.    11,    1809. 
•1318.     IV.     Harvey;    b.    May    7,    1809;    m.     Adaline    Cleveland ._  »  V j      ,*>,     /p/ft 

1319.     V.     Seth;   b.    Feb.    3,    1811;   d.   in__1861^«t  fielvidere,   N.    T.**  ' 

•1320.     VI.     Spardon;   b.   Jan.    22,    1813;    d.    Dec.    1,    1874;    m.    Almira   Graves. 

1321.     VII.     Willet;    b.    Oct.    4,    1815;    d.    in   infancy. 
•1322.     VIII.     WiUet;   b.   Nov.    23,    1816;   d.   April   8.    1886,    at   Wellsville,    N.    Y. ; 
m.    Lovine   Monroe. 

1323.     IX.     liUther;   b.    June    13.    1819;    d.    in   infancy. 
•1324.     X.     Charlotte   Jane;    b.    June    14,    1821;    m.    Jerome    B.    Youmans. 
•1325.     XI.      Samuel;   b.    Sept.   20,    1823;  d.   Feb.,    1901;   m.    1st   Sarah   Bartholo- 
mew;   m.    2nd   Blackman. 

1326.  XII.  Henry;  b.  Nov.  9,  1825;  d.  Nov.  3.  1892;  m.  Jane  Posbury,  who 
d.    March   21,    1876. 

•1327.  XIII.  Deborah  Ann;  b.  Aug.  25.  1828;  res.  (1906)  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.; 
m.  Abel  S.  Doollttle. 

681.  VI.  275.  DANIEL^  LYON  [Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  20, 
1782.  He  settled,  about  1805,  in  Bainbridge,  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.,  and 
died  there,  date  not  ascertained.  The  name  of  his  wife  has  not  been 
learned. 

Children    of    Daniel    and    ( )    Lyon: 

1328.  I.     Hiram. 

1329.  II.     Banks. 

1330.  III.     John. 

•1331.     IV.     Jared;  b.   1831,   in  Afton,   N.   Y. ;   d.   Oct.    21,   1900   at  Sidney,    Colo. 
1332.     V.     Polly. 
[The    record    of    this    family    is    very    incomplete]. 

682.  VI.  275.  CHARLES'  LYON  [Israel*,  Israel*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas^,  Thomas'],   born  Bedford,   N.   Y.,   Aug.   10,   1784;    died  Bain- 


164  THOMAS  LYON   OF  SYS 

bridge,  N.  Y.,  March  3,  1879.  He  removed  to  Bainbridge  1805  where 
he  owned  a  farm.  He  married  in  1809  Betsey  Balcom  of  Masonville, 
N.  Y.,  born  Jan.  22,  1788;   died  April  12,  1873. 

Children  of  Charles  and  Betsey   (Balcom)    Lyon,    born  in  Bainbridge.   N.    Y. : 
•1833.     I.     Israel;  b.   Nov.    14,    1809;   d.    Oct.    24,    1891;   m.   Annjanette  Ireland. 
•1334.     II.     Abijah;   b.    Jan.    15,    1811;    d.    Montana,    N.   J.,    Oct.    24,    1890;    m. 
Olive  Pollard. 

1335.  III.     L,uther;   b.    March    21,    1812;    d.    Oct.    28.    1817. 

1336.  IV.     L,oi8;    b.     Oct.    15,    1813;    d.    Jan.    12,    1857;    unm. 

•1337.     V.     Univilda;  b.   Aug.    11.   1815;  d.   Nov.   3,   1889;  m.    Edward  Ireland. 

♦13S8.  VI.  Rebecca  [Rebekah] ;  b.  April  21,  1819;  d.  Plum  Valley,  Neb.. 
Nov.    3,    1888;    m.    Richard   Yale. 

•1339.  VII.  Huldah;  b.  Jan.  10,  1821;  d.  Ft.  Calhoun,  Neb.,  Sept.  28,  1892; 
m.    1st.    Willard   Aylsworth;    m.    2nd.    Samuel   Cole. 

•1340.  VIII.  Eunice  Lucretia;  b.  Sept.  21,  1822;  d.  March  24,  1895;  m. 
J.    Wheeler   Smith. 

•1341.  IX.     Priscilla;  b.   May  31,   1824;   d.   Dec.    19,   1879;  m.    Edwin  Holcomb. 

1342.  X.  Joel;  b.  April  5,  1826;  d.  April  23,  1877;  m.  Mahala  Newton; 
no  ch. 

•1343.  XI.     Horace;   b.    Feb.    11,    1828;    m.    Mary   M.    Doolittle. 

1344.  XII.     AblgaU;    b.    Jan.    31,    1830;    d.    Jan.    14,    1856;    unm. 

687.  VI.  275.  ALVAH'  LYON  [Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan', 
Thomas'  Thomas'],  born  June  8,  1797  in  Bedford,  N.  Y.;  died  Sept.  11, 
1878.  He  married  Feb.  27,  1824,  Sarah  Carpenter,  born  April  22,  1802; 
died  Aug.  9,  1893;  daughter  of  Morris  and  Abigail  (Lawrence)  Carpen- 
ter.     After  his  father's  death  he  removed  to  North  Castle. 

Children    of    Alvah    and    Sarah    (Carpenter)    Lyon: 
•1345.     I.     Eliza;   b.    Dec.    27,    1824;   m.    James   E.    Palmer. 
1346.     II.     Clarissa;    b.     Sept.     30,    1826;    unm.;    res.     (1906)    on    her    father's 
homestead   in   North    Castle;    address,    Bedford,    N.    Y.,    R.    F.    D. 

•1347.  III.  Miriam  M.;  b.  Sept.  22,  1828;  d  March  1,  1889;  m.  Jonathan 
Searles. 

•1348.     IV.     AbigaU  C;  b.   July  25,  1833;  d.   Feb.    14,   1896;   m.   Albert  Hobby. 
•1349.     V.     Emily    A.;    b.     April    10,     1837;     m.     Rufus    William    Ayres;     res. 
Washington,   D.   C. 

693.  VI.  276.  NANCY'  LYON  (CLEVELAND)  [Moses»,  Israel*, 
Jonathan^  ThomasS  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.  June  17,  1801;  died 
Meredith,  N.  Y.,  April  12,  1878.  She  married  Nov.  10,  1826  Samuel 
Goodrich  Cleveland,  born  at  Stillwater,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y,  Nov.  26, 
1802;  son  of  William  and  Nancy  Ann  (Baker)  Cleveland.  In  1839  he 
had  a  mill  and  timber  lot  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y,  In  1883  he  was  a 
farmer  at  Riverton,  Franklin  Co.,  Neb. 


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Children  of  Samuel  G.  and  Nancy  (Lyon)  Cleveland: 

1350.  I.  George  Evans;  b.  Nov.  6,  1827;  d.  April  16,  1865;  m.  Sept.  4, 
1851   Althea  Maria  Tupper. 

1351.  II.  Marg:aret  Holdah;  b.  Dec.  1,  1829;  m.  Dec.  31,  1851  Sherman 
Fitch  Bartlett. 

1352.  III.  Moses  L,yon;  b.  July  1,  1831;  m.  1852-3  Clarissa  Flowers;  res. 
Delhi,  N.   Y. 

1353.  IV.  Harriet  Olive;  b.  March  10,  1834;  m.  Dec.  25,  1854  Lucius  M. 
Tupper;   res.    Rlverton,   Neb. 

702.  VI.  279.  SETH«  LYON  [Spardon»,  Israel^  Jonathan*. 
Thomas\  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  31,  1794;  died  Jan.  31, 
1878;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford.  He  was  an  Elder  in  the 
Presbyterian  Church  in  Bedford,  ordained  March  19,  1815.  He  married 
first  Clarissa  Rundle,  born  March  9,  1793;  died  Bedford,  Aug.  14,  1836. 
He  married  second  Mary  Woolsey  (No.  717),  born  March,  1805;  died 
April  1,  1894;  buried  at  Bedford.  She  was  daughter  of  William  and 
Jerusha  (Lyon)  Woolsey. 

Children  of  Seth  and   Clarissa   (Rundle)    Lyon: 

•1354.  I.  Solomon  Kundle;  b.  Jan.  31,  1812;  d.  March  19,  1868;  m.  Hannah 
Rundle. 

•1355.  II.  Charlotte  Bundle;  b.  Feb.  19,  1814;  d.  April  8,  1850;  m. 
Phineas  Lounsberry. 

1356.     III.     Mary  E.;   b.    April    23,    1816;   d.    March   28,   1837. 
1367.     IV.     Clarissa;  b.    May   10,   1820;   d.    Feb.    28,    1837. 
•1358.     V.     Seth  Jay;  b.    about  1822;  d.    Dec.    8,   1883;  m.  Frances  B.    Clark. 

719.  VL  288.  SUSANNA"  LYON  (GALE)  [Thomas*,  David*. 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born  Aug.  1,  1786,  probably  in  Dutchess 
Co..  N.  Y.;   died  Feb.  25,  1875.     She  married  Nov.  24,  1801  Nehemiah 

Gale,  born  Oct.  11,  1776;  died  Jan.  17,  1853,  son  of and  Anna 

(Rush)  Gale.  They  lived  on  Gale  Hill  near  West  Lebanon,  N.  Y., 
where  Nehemiah's  father,  coming  from  Sawpit,  N.  Y,,  had  settled  and 
where  a  daughter  Susan  (Gale)  Ashby  now  lives  (1900). 

Children  of  Nehemiah  and  Susanna  (Lyon)  Gale  (records  furnished  by 
Mrs.    Susan    (Gale)    Ashby: 

1363.  I.  William;  b.  Sept.  24,  1802;  m.  Polly  Bowen  of  Saratoga,  N.  Y.; 
res.  near  Esperance,  N.  Y.,  where  children  were  born,  then  rem.  to  Albany,  Mo.; 
children:  I.  WUIiam  (went  to  Iowa);  2.  Susan;  3.  Jane  (m.  James  Hunter;  2 
dau's. );   4.   Anna. 

1364.  IL  Jeremiah;  b.  May  19,  1804;  d.  Gale  Hill,  Aug.  5,  1833;  m. 
Jane  Dickson  at  East  Nassau,  N.  Y.,  where  they  lived;  children:  1.  Maria  (m. 
Henry  Johnson   and  had  Charles,  Isaac  and  Marietta) ;   2.   Lounzo. 

1365.  III.     Harvey;  b.    June   16,    1806;   m.    Ursula   Roberts   of  Rider's   Mills, 


158  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

N.  T.  ;  res.  Maiden,  N.  Y.,  later  Lincoln,  111.,  where  they  died;  children:  1. 
Ruth    (m.    James   Kelsey   and  rem.    to   Minnesota);    2.    Spencer    (d.    in   army);    3. 

Samuel   (m.   and  rem.    to  Minnesota);   4.    Isaac   (m.    ;   res.    near 

Lincoln,   111.);   5.    Julia   (d.    a  young  woman   at   Maiden,    N.    Y.). 

1366.  IV.  £llza;  b.  Aug.  18,  1808;  m.  William  Ray;  rem.  to  Maryland, 
Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  they  died;  children:  1.  David  (m.  Mary  Burns;  res. 
near  Rochester.  N.  Y. ;  a  son  and  dau. );  2.  Edward  (d.  in  Ohio;  m.  Esther 
Jones;  a  son  William  lived  near  Rochester,  N.  Y.);  3.  Mary  (m.  George  Ransom; 
res.  Lockport,  N.  Y.  ;  had  children);  4.  Fredericlt  (m.  Mary  Larkins  of  Hoag's 
Corners;  rem.  to  Maryland,  N.  Y. ;  two  sons  Burt  and  Fredericli;  5.  Catharine 
[Kate]  (m.  Merle  Piatt;  res.  Maryland,  N.  Y.,  now  at  Oneonta,  N.  T.  ;  children: 
Clarence  of  Albany,  N.  Y.  and  L«ttie) ;  6.  William  Henry  (d.  young);  7.  Julia 
(d.    a  young  woman);   8.    Lucius   (d.    young). 

1367.  V.     Jane;    b.    Nov.    2,    1810;    d.    Aug.    11,    1811. 

1368.  VI.  Sally;  b.  June  1,  1812  on  Gale  Hill;  m.  Russell  Ashley  of  Chat- 
ham Twp. ;  rem.  to  Maiden,  N.  Y.  where  she  died.  Russell  (at  one  time  clerk 
in  Isaac  Lyon's  store)  d.  at  Poland,  N.  Y. ;  children:  1.  Clarissa  (m.  Christopher 
Bosfleld;  a  son  John  lived  in  Russia,  N.  Y;  another  child  d.  young);  2.  Albert 
(unm.;  res.  Poland,  N.  Y.);  3.  Anna  (m.  George  Buck,  a  rich  farmer  of 
Poland,   N.    Y.  ;  a  dau.   Flora  is  married);   4.   Charles   (d.    young). 

1369.  VII.     Isaac;    b.     March    30,     1815;     d.     April     11,     1815. 

1370.  VIII.  Armenia;  b.  March  30,  1816;  m.  Thompson  Curtis,  of  Lebanon, 
N.  Y. :  Armenia  was  living  (1900)  with  a  dau.  at  7  Prospect  Place,  Renssalaer, 
N.  Y. ;  children  (all  married):  1.  L«wis;  2.  Lucinda;  3.  Zaccheus;  4.  Susan;  5. 
Samuel ;   6 .    Julia ;   7  .    Ida ;    8 .    Mabel. 

1371.  IX.  Freelove;  b.  Sept.  10,  1818;  d.  Sept.  12,  1865;  m.  Oliver  Davis 
of  W.  Lebanon,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  they  lived;  children:  1.  Charles; 
2.     Mary;    3.     Freelove;    4.     Matilda;    (all    four    d.    young);    5.     George    (m.    Susie 

Grove;   res.    Batavia,    N.    Y.);   6.    Lorenzo   (m.    ;    res.    N.    Adams,    Mass.); 

7.  Albert  (m.  Harriet  Hall;  res.  Hooslck  Tunnel,  Mass.);  8.  Phebe  Jane  (m. 
Charles  Bigelow;  res.  Brainard.  N.  Y.);  9.  Cora  (m.  Melvin  Sedgwick,  New 
Lebanon,    N.    Y.);    10.    £mma    (d.    young). 

1372.  X.  Susan;  b.  Feb.  8,  1821;  m.  about  1842  Hiram  Ashby,  farmer  of 
New  Lebanon  Twp.,  N.  Y.  He  went  to  California  in  1848  and  died  at  Sacra- 
mento Feb.  22.  1849.  In  1900  Susan  Ashby  was  living  alone  in  the  large  Gale 
homestead  house  on  Gale  Hill;  a  son,  Hiram,  b.  Jan.  1843;  d.  Jan.  9,  1864;  m. 
£liza   Jane   Carpenter. 

1373.  XI.  James;  b.  July  2,  18  23;  m.  Caroline  Record  of  Berlin,  N.  Y.. 
now  (1900)  of  Elmore,  Peoria  Co..  111.;  children:  1.  Emma  (m.  Dr.  Morris  of 
Galesburg,  111.);  2.  John;  3.  Nehemiah;  4.  Eugene;  5.  Susan;  6.  Antoinette; 
and   eight   more. 

1374.  XII.     Clarissa;  b.    Jan.    22,   1826;   unm.;   d.    July   4,   1880   on  Gale   Hill. 

1375.  XIII.  Maria  Antoinette;  b.  Feb.  28,  1828;  unm.;  d.  March  1,  1884 
on  Gale  Hill. 

720.  VI.  288.  CLARISSA"  LYON  (BARNES)  [Thomas',  David*, 
Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  19,  1788,  probably  in  Dutchess 
Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  Feb.  6,  1868.  She  married  Jedediah  Barnes,  about 
1805,  probably  in  New  Lebanon,  N.  Y.  He  was  born  May  12,  1782  and 
died  Dec.  1,  1867.  They  lived  on  their  farm  east  of  Rayville  and 
south  of  the  Gale  farm. 


SIXTH    GENERATION  UT 

Children  of  Jedediah  and  Clarissa   (Lyon)  Barnes: 

1376.  I.  James  H.;  b.  April  7,  1806;  d.  Ghent.  N.  T.  June  5.  1851; 
physician;  no.   ch. 

1377.  II.     John   M.;    b.    July    25,    1808;    d.    East    Chatham,    N.    T.    1889;    m. 

Roxanna  Hopkins;  children:     1.   Ellen  M.   (m. Jones  and  had  Dora  and  Flora; 

Ellen  d.    in   Bloomin&ton,    111.);    2.    Edward    (m.    Harriet   Tibbets;   res.    E.    Chat- 
ham,   N.    T.);    3.    Judson    (d.    unm.);    4.    Clark    (m.    );    John    M.    Barnes 

m.    2nd.    Mrs.    Ann    ((McToon)    Lowe,    a   widow. 

1378.  III.     Polly;    b.    Nov.     8.    1810;    d.    May    8,    1855. 

1379.  IV.  Julia;  b.  Nov.  3,  1812;  d.  1883  near  E.  Chatham,  N.  Y.;  m. 
David   Caswell;   children:  1.    James  H.    (res.    Chicago,    111.);    2.    Jedediah    (d.    at 

E.    Chatham,    N.    T.);    3.  Antoinette    (m.    King;    res.    Springfield,    111.; 

2   ch.) 

1380.  V.  Isaac  W.;  b.  June  10,  1815;  d.  June  14,  1878  at  E.  Chatham,  N. 
Y.;  m.  Mary  Dunham;  children:  1.  William  (res.  Denver,  Col.);  2.  Priscilla 
(married   ;    dec;    no    ch.);3.    Isaiah;    (dec;    unm.). 

1381.  VI.     Meribah;  b.    Sept.    25,    1817;   d.    July  12,   1843;  unm. 

1382.     VII.     Clarissa;    b.    Aug.    17,    1820;    d.    March    17,    1897,    at    National    City. 

Calif.;    m.    Josephus    Seeley;    a   dau.    Meribah   m.    Paton    (res.    National 

City,    Calif.;    has   a   dau.    Clara). 

1383.  VIII.  Esther  I.;  b.  Sept.  11,  1822;  d.  Nov.  29,  1843;  m.  John  W. 
Wadsworth;  d.  a  few  months  after  marriage  on  the  Wadsworth  farm  near  the 
Barnes  homestead. 

1384.  IX.  Benjamin  Franklin  [Frank];  b.  April  19,  1827;  d.  after  190» 
on  the  Barnes  farm,  E.  Chatham;  served  under  Cameron  In  the  Civil  War.  also 
under  Gen.  Canby;  discharged  at  New  Orleans  June  2,  1865;  m.  Oct.  27,  185  2, 
Harriet  E.  Smith  (b.  June  20,  1830;  d.  Jan.  23,  1879);  children  (born  E.  Chat- 
ham): 1.  Mary  L,.,  b.  July  5,  1853;  d.  Sept.  14,  1854;  2.  Eunice  C,  b.  June  6, 
1855;  d.  Dec.  23,  1865;  3.  Clara,  b.  Dec.  3,  1857  (m.  Carroll  Coon;  res.  Green 
Island,  N.  Y.;  4.  ch.);  4.  Myra,  b.  Feb.  18,  1861  (m.  Ralph  Bryant;  res.  New- 
ark, N.  J.,  61  N.  11th.  St.);  5.  Fanny,  b.  March  9,  1863;  (unm.  in  1900;  res. 
Troy,  N.  Y.,  near  her  sister  Clara);  6.  Meribah  C,  b.  Oct.  4,  1864;  d.  Feb. 
1880;    unm. 

1385.  X.  David  Lyon;  b.  Sept.  6,  1834;  d.  Dec.  23,  1895  at  Rhinelander, 
Wis.;  m.  Ann  McDonald;   3.  ch. 

721.  VI.  288.  POLLY«  LYON  (FINCH)  [Thomas^  David*,  Jona- 
than^  Thomas'',  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  11,  1791,  probably  in  Dutchess 
Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  March  27,  1874.  She  married  Jan.  14,  1808,  probably 
in  New  Lebanon,  N.  Y.,  Reuben  Finch§,  born  on  the  Finch  homestead 
near  Rayville,  N.  Y.,  died  1868. 

Children  of  Reuben  and  Polly  (Lyon)  Finch  (record  of  the  family  furnished 
by  John  W.   Finch). 

1386.  1.     Clarissa;    b.    Nov.    21,    1808;    d.    Dec.    30,    1875    at    Rayville,    N.    Y. ; 


IReuben  was  grandson  of  Solomon  Finch,  who  came  from  Dutchess  Co.. 
N.  Y.  and  settled  on  land  received  from  the  Crown,  located  near  Rayville 
Station,  N.  Y.  The  homestead  passed  In  succession  to  his  lineal  descendants, 
Nehemiah,  Reuben,  Wesley  (No.  1387)  and  finally  to  the  present  owner,  John 
Wesley  Finch. 


168  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

m.   April   3,   1828,   John   Coffin,   son   of  Capt.    Uriel   Coffin.   See  note   22   in   appendix. 

1387.  II.  Wesley;  b.  Sept.  25.  1810;  d.  Oct.  28,  1880;  m.  Dec.  5,  1838, 
Maria,  dau.  of  Capt.  Uriel  and  Mary  (Pinkham)  Coffin;  children  (born  on  the 
Finch  homestead):  1.  £Iiza  Ann,  b.  Oct.  9,  1834;  d.  young;  2.  John  Wesley,  b. 
March  18,  1854  (ra.  Charlotte  S.  Reynolds,  b.  Jan.  30,  1847;  res.  on  the  Pinch 
homestead;   no.    ch.). 

1388.  III.  Thomas;  b.  Dec.  2.  1812;  d.  Dec.  3,  1878  at  Newport,  N.  Y., 
where  he  was  visiting;  m.  1st.  June  5.  1842,  Alzlna  Reynolds  (a  dau.  Blizabeth, 
who   d.    young);   m.    2nd.,   Sept.    19,    1858,    Harriet   Green    (no   issue). 

1389.  IV.  David  L.yon;  b.  Jan  16,  1815  (or  1816);  d.  Jan.  3,  1891;  m. 
Eliza,  dau.  of  Capt.  Uriel  and  Mary  (Pinkham)  Coffin,  born  April  26,  1814; 
children:  1  .Charles  H.  (res.  Liberty,  Neb.);  2.  Mary  M.  (m.  Robert  Coffin;  res. 
1052  S.  First  St.,  San  Jose,  Calif.;  a  dau.  Carrie;  m.  April  10,  1895,  Cloyd  E.  Pres- 
son  and  res.  (1900)  at  1335  G.  St.  Lincoln,  Neb.;  a  son,  Edward  N.,  m.  Aug.  8, 
1892,    Carrie   L.    Nye;   res.    (1900)    3133   R.    St.    Lincoln,    Neb.);    3.    Eliza  Ann    (m. 

and    d.    soon    after);    4.    Thomas    EUwood    (res.     Brooklyn,    N.     Y.);    6. 

Charlotte  R.   (m.    Sept.    6,   1882,  at  Green   Brook,  N.    Y.    to  Daniel  Anthony;   res. 
Rochester,    N.     Y.  ;    2    ch.). 

1390.  V.  Orville;  b.  April  23,  1818;  m.  Ophelia  Bull;  keeps  a  store  at 
West  Lebanon,  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  Charles  N.  (res.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  ;  in  tha 
oil  business);   2.  Willis  M.     Ophelia  Pinch  res.    with  her  son  in  Brooklyn. 

1391.  VI.  Mary;  b.  April  18,  1822;  m.  Gilbert  Green;  res.  Ellsworth.  111.; 
children:      1.   Eliza  M.   (m.    Theodore  Dunlap;  res.    Ellsworth,   111.). 

1392.  VII.  Boby;  b.  Oct.  22,  1824;  m.  John  W.  Gardner;  res.  N.  Chat- 
ham, N.  Y.;  children:  1.  Henry  C.  (res.  N.  Chatham,  N.  Y. ;  2.  Alice,  dec; 
3.    Fred    (res.    Brainard,    N.    Y.). 

1393.  VIII.     Charity;    b.    Oct.    19,    182  8;   m.    Seth    Smith;    res.    Seneca   Falls, 

N.   Y.   with  dau.   Sarah  J.   Booker;  children:     1.   Sarah  J.   (m.   Bocker) ; 

2.    Charles    (m.    ;    dec);    3.    WiUiam    (m.    widow   of  his  brother   Charles; 

res.     Brooklyn,     N.     Y.);     4.     Eliza     (m.     ;     res.     Portland,     Oregon);     5. 

Frank;     6.     Reuben    F.     (m.     ;     res.     Auburn,     N.     Y.);     7.     Hattie     (m. 

Globe;    res.     Janesvllle,    Wis.);       8.     Kate     (m.    ;    res.    Auburn, 

N.    Y.);   9.    Edward    (res.    in   Michigan);    10.    John  W.    (m.    ;   dec);    11. 

Minnie    (m.    ;   res.    Janesvllle.    Wis.). 

1394.  IX.  Julia;  b.  June  21.  1831;  d.  Dec.  15,  1863;  m.  Joslah  Carpenter 
(dec);   children:      1.    Thomas  E.    (m.    Feb.    15.    1883,    Mary  A.    Hersch;   res.    Polo. 

111.);    2.    Roby    J.    (m.    Helfert);    3.    EUa    R.    (m.    Robert    Mott;    res. 

Forest  City,  Calif. ) . 

722.  VI.  288.  FREELOVE'  LYON  (KIRBY)  [Thomas',  David*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas",  Thomas^],  born  Feb.  1,  1793.  She  married  in  New 
Lebanon,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  24,  1809,  John,  son  of  Elihu  and  Patience  (GifEord) 
Kirby,  of  Westport,  Mass.  He  was  born  Oct.  24,  1787,  being  of  the 
seventh  generation  of  the  descendants  of  Richard  Kirby  of  Sand- 
wich, Mass. 

Children  of  EUhu  and  Freelove  (Lyon)  Kirby  (born  in  New  Lebanon. 
N.   Y.): 

1395.  L     Mary  Ann;   b.   Dec.    23.    1810;   d.   Dec.    11,    1811. 

1396.  II.  Elihu;  b.  Nov.  27,  1812,  In  New  Lebanon,  N.  Y.  ;  d.  Bast 
Chatham,   N.    Y.    March   15,   1885;   unm.;   a  merchant. 

1897.     III.     Thomas;    b.     July    23,     1815.    in    New    Lebanon,    N.    Y.       In    1886 


SIXTH   GENERATION  169 

be  entered  the  ministry  and  was  a  member  of  the  Troy  conference  of  the  M.    E. 
Church  until  his  death,  July  10,   1846,  at  Greenville,  Washington  Co.,   N.   Y.  ;  unm. 

1398.  IV.     Mary;    b.     Feb.     18,    1818;    d.    Sept.     17,    1860;    unm. 

1399.  V.  Patience;  b.  April  26,  1820;  m.  Jan.  19,  1847,  Lewis  J.  Haight, 
b.  Jan.  29,  1818;  son  of  Jonathan  and  Mary  Haight  of  New  Lebanon,  N.  T. ; 
they  rem.  in  1878  to  Kalamazoo.  Mich.;  children:  1.  Jonathan,  b.  New  Lebanon, 
Nov.  10.  1847;  d.  May  13,  1859;  2.  Clara  C,  b.  May  6,  1849;  3.  Sarah,  b.  Aug. 
15,  1850  (m.  Sept.  1,  1875  in  New  Lebanon,  William  J.  Kirby,  son  of  William 
and  Jane  (Dickson)  Kirby  of  Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.  ;  2.  ch.:  (a)  Lewis  Haight, 
b.  New  Lebanon,  July  30,  1876  and  (b)  Ralph  Campbell,  b.  Pavilion,  Mich.,  Aug. 
31,    1880;    d.    Kalamazoo,    Mich.    Sept.    20,    1889). 

1400.  VI.  William  Gilford;  b.  Aug.  22,  1822;  m.  Sept.  15,  1846  in  Saratoga, 
N.  Y.,  Rhoda  Swetland  (b.  Jan.  26,  1828;  dau.  of  David  and  Pamelia  (Rowland) 
Swetland  of  Clifton  Park.  N.  T.);  merchant  in  Clifton  Park  until  1858;  then 
removed  to  a  farm  in  Charleston,  Mich.,  where  he  now  resides  (1900);  children: 
1.  SUae  S.,  b.  Sept.  26,  1847;  d.  Sept.  15,  1851;  2.  Pamelia,  b.  Jan.  3,  1849;  d. 
Sept.  28,  1851;  3.  Pamelia;  b.  Sept.  28.  1852,  in  Clifton  Park,  N.  Y.  (m.  Dec. 
18,  1872  at  Charleston,  Mich.,  Henry  D.  Upjohn,  b.  July  22,  1843;  s.  of  Dr. 
Uriah  and  Maria  (Mills)  Upjohn  of  Kalamazoo;  they  had  (a)L.awrence  Norlhcote, 
b.  Dec.  16,  1873;  (b)  Ida  Rowena,  b.  Jan.  6,  1877;  d.  Feb.  3.  1885;  (c)  William 
Kirby,  b.  March  4,  1878;  (d)  Uriah  Carlyle,  b.  Sept.  23,  1879;  (e)  Hubert 
Stodard,  b.  Jan.  4.  1881;  (f)  Donald  Henry,  b.  March  3,  1884;  (all  born  in 
Kalamazoo);  4.  William  S.,  b.  Nov.  25,  1857  in  Crescent.  N.  Y.  (m.  July  5, 
1876,  Alice  Louisa  Wightman,  b.  Feb.  27,  1858,  dau.  of  Dr.  George  and  Mary 
(Crandall)  Wightman  of  Galesburg,  Mich. T  they  had:  (a)  William  G.,  b.  Gales- 
burg,  June  5,  1879;  (b)  George  Wightman,  b.  Jan.  10,  1881;  (c)  Harold  Eli,  b. 
Oct.  1-5,  1883;  (d)  Nina  IsabeUa,  b.  Sept.  11.  1886);  5.  Mary  S.,  b.  Jan.  23, 
1862. 

1401.  VII.  John  Wesley;  b.  Oct.  5,  1824;  m.  Jan.  28,  1852,  Mary  Rowland 
(b.  July  28,  1830,  In  Half  Moon,  N.  Y.;  dau.  of  Knowlton  Howland  of  Mechanics- 
vllle,  N.  Y.  and  Susan  Marshall  of  Schuylerville,  N.  Y.);  res.  in  New  Lebanon 
until  1S70,  then  moved  to  a  farm  in  Charleston,  Mich.,  where  they  reside  (1900); 
he  represented  his  district  in  the  State  Legislature  1888-90;  children:  1.  Arzelia, 
b.  Jan.  22,  1855  (m.  May  6.  1880,  S.  Olln  Spier  of  Galesburg.  Mich.,  s.  of 
Samuel  and  Hannah  (Paton)  Spier  of  Galesburg);  one  ch..  Viva  F.,  b.  May  25, 
1881  in  Charlotte,  Mich.);  2.  Marion  Freelove;  b.  Dec.  13,  1860;  3.  Alice  M.,  b. 
April  30,  1864  (m.  April  30,  1890  William  E.  Ely.  M.  D.,  b.  March  6,  1861, 
s.  of  Joseph  E.  and  Elizabeth  (Driffield)  Ely  of  New  York  City;  res.  (1900) 
Ocheyedan,    Iowa;    no   ch.);    4.    Flbert  I..,  b.    Feb.    25,    1874   in    Charleston,    Mich. 

1402.  VIII.  Samuel  Howe;  b.  March  28,  1827;  d.  Nov.  1,  1880,  in  Cleve- 
land, O.;  m.  1st.  July  2,  1856,  Maria  Colt  (b.  July  27.  1830;  dau.  of  Henry  H. 
and  Mary  (Breed)  Coit  of  Cleveland,  O.);  she  died  Sept.  14,  1876,  and  he  m. 
2nd.,  March  28.  1880,  Elizabeth  Colt,  sister  of  his  former  wife;  he  was  in 
mercantile  business  in  Brooklyn,  later  in  New  York  City  and  Anally  in  Cleve- 
land, O.;  by  his  first  wife  he  had  one  son,  Henry  Coit,  b.  Sept.  21,  1860  In 
Cleveland  (m.  in  Cleveland,  Oct.  12.  1886,  Eleanor  Wright,  b.  June  1,  1865; 
dau.  of  Edward  P.  and  Mary  (Herdman)  Wright  of  Cleveland;  ch.  (a)  Edward, 
b.  Jan.  13,  1886;  d.  Jan.  16,  1887;  (b)  Henry  Wright,  b.  Dec.  11,  1888;  (c) 
Eleanor  Herdman,  b.  June  19,  1891;  Henry  C.  Kirby  is  a  member  of  the  Goff- 
Kirby   Coal  Co.   of  Cleveland. 

1403.  IX.     George;    b.    May    1,    1830;    d.    June    30,    1834. 

1404.  X.  Adam  Clark;  b.  Feb.  23,  1833;  d.  Aug.  11,  1894,  on  the  home- 
stead where  he  was  born;  m.  in  Lebanon,  Jan.  26,  1859,  Lucy  Campbell  (b. 
July  27,  1837;  dau.  of  John  and  Epherina  (Herrlck)  Campbell  of  New  Lebanon); 
children  (born  in  New  Lebanon):  1.  Charles  C,  b.  Oct.  14,  1862;  d.  Dec.  10, 
1876;  2.  Mary  Ella,  b.  Jan.  31,  1867  (m.  Oct.  9,  1889,  Abraham  Lincoln  Sherman. 
b.  Jan.  15,  1864;  s.  of  Benoni  and  Martha  (Waterbury)  Sherman  of  New 
Lebanon;  he  is  a  physician  in  New  York  City;  one  dau.  Alice  Alena,  born  June 
2«,    1893). 

1405.  XI.     Catherine;    b.    Aug.    25,    1835;    m.    Feb.    18,    1863,    Dr.    Henry   D. 


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THOMAS    LVON    OF   RYE 


Jones,  8.  of  WlUlamS  and  Lucy  Bell  (Dresser)  Jones  of  Granville,  Mass;  Dr. 
Jones  res.  until  1892  in  E.  Chatham,  N.  Y.,  then  rem.  to  Duluth,  Minn.;  res. 
(1900)  Grand  Marais,  Minn.;  children  (b.  in  E.  Chatham):  1.  Kirby,  b.  Feb. 
25,  1871;  grad.  Cornell  Univ.  1893;  a  teacher  in  Minnesota;  2.  Henry  Elihu,  b. 
Dec.  8,  1876;  in  Bureau  of  Steam  Engineering,  Navy  Department,  Washing- 
ton, D.   C. 


723.  VI.  288.  ISAAC*  LYON  [Thomas',  David*,  Jonathan*. 
Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  April  4,  1795,  probably  at  Nine  Partners, 
Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  Dec.  15,  1884  in  Madison,  Wis.  at  the  home 
of  his  son,  Judge  "William  Penn  Lyon.  He  served  in  the  war  of  1812. 
He  married  April  2,  1817,  at  the  Chatham  Friends  meeting-house, 
Eunice  Coffin,  daughter  of  Capt.  Uriel  Coffin,  a  descendant  of  Tristran 
Coffin  of  Nantucket  (see  Coffin  Gen.).  She  was  born  April  2,  1801. 
They  lived  in  the  town  of  Chatham  where  their  children  were  all 
born;  he  kept  a  store  near  the  village  of  Rayville.  In  1841  he  moved 
to  Walworth  Co.,  Wis.  and  settled  on  a  farm  near  the  village  of 
Lyons.  After  the  death  of  his  wife  he  made  his  home  with  his  son, 
Judge  William  Penn  Lyon,  in  Madison,  where  for  many  years  he  was 
Librarian  of  the  State  Historical  Society. 

Children    of    Isaac    and    Eunice    (Coifln)    Lyon: 

♦1406.     I.     Mary  Coffin;  b.  June  5,  1818;  m.  Abiah  Palmer;  res.  Bristol,  N.   Y. 

•1407.  II.  Clarissa;  b.  Sept.  29,  1820;  d.  Feb.  25,  1853,  at  Burlington, 
Wis.;  m.    David  P.   Gardner. 

•1408.     III.      William   Penn;    b.    Oct.     28,    1822;    res.    (1906)    Eden   Vale,    Calif. 

•1409.  IV.  Catharine  M.;  b.  March  14,  1825;  m.  Sparry  Northrup;  res. 
Madison,   S.   Dak. 

1410.  V.  Isaac  Pennington;  b.  April  4,  1827;  d.  Feb.  6,  1850  in  California; 
unm. 

•1411.  VI.  Maria  C;  b.  Jan.  22,  1829;  m.  Amos  Phelps;  res.  San  Francisco, 
Calif. 

1412.  VII.  Eliza  C;  b.  March  12,  1831;  d.  Dec.  20,  1854  at  Lyons,  Wis.; 
unm. 

•1413.     VIII.     Elmina;  b.   July  1,   1833;  m.    Stephen  S.    Skiff;  res.    Ulen,   Minn. 

•1414.  IX.  Sarah  Ann;  b.  April  29,  1836;  m.  Elkanah  Andrews;  res. 
Bristol,  N.    Y. 

•1415.  X.  Julia  A.;  b.  May  28,  1838;  m.  John  Phelps;  res.  Howard,  S. 
Dak. 

724.  VI.  288.  DAVID'  LYON  [Thomas',  David*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  1,  1797  at  Nine  Partners,  Dutchess  Co., 
N.  Y.;  died  Sept.  22,  1874  at  Iowa  Falls,  la.  He  married  April  2,  1817, 
Sarah  Wilbur,  the  occasion  memorable  as  a  double  wedding  in  which 
his  older   brother  Isaac   was   the   other   bridegroom.     Sarah   Wilbur 


I  William  Jones,  born  Jan.   4,  1794,  son  of  Benjamin  Jones  of  Tisbury,   Mass. 


SIXTH   GENERATION  161 

born  Nov.  4,  1800  was  daughter  of  Robert  and  Ruhama  (Berry) 
Wilburf.  She  died  at  Iowa  Falls,  la.  David  Lyon  lived  from  1822  to 
1835  at  Guilford,  Chenango,  Co.,  N.  Y.,  where  he  kept  a  store.  In 
March,  1835  he  moved  to  Elba,  Genesee  Co.  In  1842  he  joined  his 
brothers  in  Lyons,  Wis.  and  engaged  there  in  farming.  He  was  dur- 
ing his  life  school  teacher,  merchant,  lawyer,  farmer  and  preacher  in 
the  Friends'  Church.  He  was  a  scholarly  man  and  while  living  in 
Guilford  undertook  to  bring  about  a  reform  in  English  spelling  and 
published  a  School  Reader  and  Speller  which  was  used  in  a  number 
of  schools  in  Chenango  Co. 

Children   of  David  and   Sarah    (Wilbur)    Lyon: 

1411.  I.     £Iiza;   b.    Feb.    17,    181S   at   Chatham,    N.    Y.;   d.    June    24,    1863    at 
Lyons,    Wis.;    m.    March    28,    1837    at    Elba,    N.    Y.,    Gilbert   Griffin;    no.    ch. 

1412.  II.     Thomas  Ellwood;   b.    Dec.    12,    1819    at    Chatham,    N.    Y.  ;    d.    May 
5,    1840    at    Elba,    N.    Y.  ;    unm. 

1413.  III.     Sarah;    b.    Sept.    10,    1821;    d.    Jan.    31,    1824   at   Guilford,    N.    Y. 

1414.  IV.     Eunice;    b.    March    8,    1823    at    Elba,    N.    Y. 

1415.  V.  Harriet;  b.  Feb.  22,  1825  at  Guilford,  N.  Y.;  d.  June  22,  1860 
at   Lyons,  Wis. ;  unm. 

•1416.     VI.     Kuth;    b.     Dec.     11,    1826    at    Guilford,    N.     Y.;    d.     1897    at    Fort 
Calhoun.    Neb.;    m.    Edward    Hallock. 

*1417.  VII.  Emma;  b.  June  21,  1828  at  Guilford,  N.  Y.  ;  d.  March  24, 
1864,    at    Marquette,    Wis.;    m.    .John    Noble. 

•1418.  VIII.  Estelle;  b.  March  31,  1831,  at  Guilford,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Rozelle  P. 
Skiff;   res.    (1906)   Iowa   Falls.   la. 

1419.  IX.  Robert  Judson;  b.  May  7,  1833  at  Guilford,  N.  Y. ;  d.  Aug.  9, 
1859,    at    Kenosha,    Wis.;    unm. 

•1420.  X.  Diana;  b.  Dec.  26,  1835  at  Elba,  N.  Y.  ;  d.  March  22,  1901 
at    Iowa   Falls,    la.;    m.    DeWitt    Crandall. 

•1421.  XI.  Lovina;  b.  June  26,  1838  at  Elba,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Charles  H. 
Packard;    res.     (1906)    Iowa   Falls,    la. 

726.  VI.  288.  SARAH«  LYON  (BROCKWAY)  [Thomas',  David*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas-,  Thomas*],  born  Sept.  11,  1802  in  East  Lebanon, 
Columbia  Co.  N.  Y.;  d.  Oct.  23,  1884,  in  Springfield,  Pa.  She  m.  Oct. 
18,  1825,  in  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.  Hiram  Brockway,  born  in 
Chatham,  N.  Y.,  April  9,  1803;  died  in  Springfield,  Pa.,  Aug.  15,  1885; 
son  of  Jedediah  and  Elizabeth  (Truman)  Brockway  of  town  of  Chat- 
ham, N.  Y.  He  was  a  carpenter  and  millwright  and  lived  successively 
in  East  Chatham,  N.  Y.,  Clyde,  N.  Y.,  Erie,  Pa.  (1832),  Edinboro,  Pa. 
Ashtabula,  O.,  on  a  farm  in  Iowa,  and  finally  in  Springfield,  Pa. 


tRobert   Wilbur  was   born   May   2,    1778   and   died,    probably  at   Chatham,   N. 
Y.,    Feb.    2,    1804;   he  married   Sept.    23,    1798   Ruhama  Berry,   born   Feb.    18.    1775; 
died  Jan.    30,   1858  at  Lyons,   Wis. 
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162  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Children    of    Hiram    and    Sarah    (Lyon)    Brockway: 

1422.  I.  William  F.;  b.  March  21,  1827  In  Chatham,  N.  Y.  ;  d.  Jan.  5, 
1868  in  Springfield,  Pa.;  in  1852  traveled  overland  to  California;  was  once 
shipwrecked  on  Hawaiian  Islands;  1st  Lieut.  145th  P.  P.  V.  I.;  wounded  at 
Fredericksburg  and  at  the  Wilderness;  of  the  latter  wound  he  died;  m.  1st.,  April 
21,  1847  Betsey  Smith;  a  dau.  Alice,  d.  young:  m.  2nd.,  Sept.  20,  1857  Jane  De 
Vore;  a  son  Eugene,  b.  Dec.  30,  1858  (res.  1906  Springfield,  Pa.;  m.  Laura 
Bellows,  b.  May  27,  1861;  they  had:  1.  Maggie,  b.  Nov.  18,  1878;  m.  Charles 
Shepard  in  1897;  S  ch.,  Orson,  Paul  and  Mary  Mahala;  2.  George  E.,  b.  Aug. 
18,  1881;  m.  Minnie  F.  Gregory  June  20,  1906;  3.  Lena  Frances,  b.  May  6,  1881; 
d.  Aug.  29,  1890;  4.  Irene,  b.  Sept.  30.  1891;  5.  Carl  William,  b.  June  18,  1896; 
«.    Fred   Stanley,    b.    Feb.    3.    1904). 

1423.  II.  Albertine  C;  b.  Jan.  12,  1829  in  Chatham,  N.  Y.;  m.  April  22, 
1847,  Albert  H.  Smith,  b.  in  Springfield,  Pa.  Oct.  9,  1824;  res.  still  on  the 
old  farm  in  North  Springfield,  Pa.  ;  at  their  golden  wedding  all  their  children 
were  present;  children:  1.  William  Fletcher,  b.  May  7,  1848;  res.  North 
Springfield,  Pa.;  2.  Florence  E.,  b.  March  4,  1850;  m.  Jan.  12,  1881,  Albertus  H. 
White  (b.  Jan.  17,  1840;  d.  Nov,  4,  1903);  no  ch. ;  3.  Agnes  B.,  b.  1854;  m.  Dec. 
3,  1873,  Henry  E.  Crouch,  R.  R.  Agent  and  operator  (b.  in  London,  Eng.  June 
17.  1849);  4.  Eddie  C,  b.  May  2,  1856;  m.  1st.  at  Oak  Hill  Feb.  24,  1881,  Kate 
Burrows  (b.  Feb.  23,  1856;  d.  Jan.  3,  1888);  m.  2nd.  Oct.  9,  1888,  Louella  Ellis 
(b.  April  23,  1858);  farmer;  res.  Waterford,  Pa.;  children:  (a)  by  1st.  wife, 
Kay  Albert,  b.  June  23,  1884  at  Oak  Hill;  m.  March  29,  1906  at  Waterford, 
Jennie  Blair  Mahan;  (b)  by  2nd.  wife,  a  son,  b.  and  d.  Sept.  26,  1889;  5.  Eva 
May,  b.  June  4.  1859;  m.  Aug.  12,  1880,  at  Springfield,  Pa.,  George  E.  Ormsby, 
d.  Waterford,  Pa.  (b.  April  5,  1860);  members  of  M.  E.  Chh.  in  Waterford; 
ch. :  (a)  Ethel  Albertine,  b.  Nov.  22.  1883,  at  No.  Springfield,  Pa.;  m.  April  29, 
1902  in  Waterford,  Dr.  Forrest  L.  Robbins  of  Cambridge  Springs,  Pa.  (a  son,  b. 
Aug.  25,  1906);  (b)  Theodora  Agrnes,  b.  Dec.  25,  1888,  near  Waterford,  Pa.;  6. 
Clarissa  A.,  b.   Aug,    1,    1864;   res.    with   parents  in  No.    Springfield,   Pa. 

1424.  III.     Charles  D.;    b.    Oct.    3,    1831,   in   Clyde,   N.    Y.;   d.    Sept   9.    1832. 

1425.  IV.     Julia    E.;    b.    Jan.     23,    1834;    unm.;    res.     Erie,    Pa. 

T426.  V.  Alvah;  b.  May  12,  1837  at  McKean,  Erie  Co.,  Pa.;  d.  Sept.  10, 
1906  at  Greencastle,  Ind.;  m.  at  Greencastle,  Ind. ;  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  and 
Martha  (Peck)  McCarty;  manufacturer;  res.  Greencastle,  Ind.  where  he  has 
served  often  on  the  City  Council  and  School  Board.  Children,  b.  at  Greencastle: 
1.  Allan  Theodore,  b.  Dec.  30,  1872  (assistant  cashier  in  Rockvllle  National  Bank; 
m.  June  22,  1899  Frank  McCune  of  Rockvllle,  Ind.,  3  ch.,  Evaline,  Louisa  and 
Frances);  2.  Edwin  I.,  b.  May  24,  1878;  unm.;  head  bookkeeper  in  Central 
National   Bank   of  Greencastle;   two   other   children   d.    in   infancy. 

1427.  VI.  Elias;  b.  June  22,  1841;  unm.;  killed  in  the  battle  of  Spottsyl- 
vania.  May  12,  1864. 

1438.  VII.  Sarah  C;  b.  Aug.  25,  1844;  m.  Dec.  15,  1864  in  Springfield, 
Pa.,  Charles  Anson,  s.  of  Anson  B.  and  Angeline  (Gray)  Sherman  of  Spring- 
field; res.  Springfield,  Pa.,  Monroe,  Wis.,  Seneca,  Ks.  and  (1906)  Kansas  City, 
Ks.,  2056  N.  11th  St.  Children:  1.  Alfred  T.,  b.  Dec.  1,  1865,  in  Monroe,  Wis.; 
res,  (1906)  Table  Rock.  Neb.;  m.  March  1896,  Minnie  Nott  [ch.:  (a)  Vivian,  b. 
Feb.  1897  at  Wymore,  Neb.;  (b)  Laura,  b.  June  16,  1899.  at  Wymore,  Neb.];  2. 
Adelaide,  b.  March  22,  1868  in  Springfield,  Pa.;  res.  (1906)  Terlton,  Pawnee  Co., 
Okla.;  m.  Feb.  22.  1887  Adna  Colburn  [ch.:  (a)  Dee  C,  b.  April  19,  1888  at 
Seneca,  Ks. ;  (b)  Kay,  b.  April  17,  1890  at  Seneca.  Ks. ;  (c)  Elsa,  b.  Nov.  27, 
1899,  at  Terlton,  Okla.;  (d)  Nellie,  b.  June  17,  1902,  at  Terlton,  Okla.;  (e) 
Rnth,  b.  Oct.,  1905,  at  Terlton,  Okla,];  3.  Vivian,  b.  Aug.  3,  1870  in  Spring- 
field, Pa.;  res.  (1906)  Terlton,  Okla,;  m.  Oct.  30,  1890,  Isaac  Shotwell  (deceased) 
[ch.:  (a)  Emily  Mary,  b.  Dec.  13,  1891,  at  Seneca,  Ks.  ;  (b)  Sadie,  b.  Dec.  6, 
1893,  at  Kansas  City,  Ks.;  (c)  Olen,  b.  Jan.  9,  1897,  at  Kansas  City,  Ks.]; 
.4  Mark  T.,  b.  Nov.  28,  1872,  in  Springfield,  Pa.;  m.  Sept.  20,  1904  Bertha 
Montgomery;  res.  (1906)  Kansas  City,  No,  4726  Charlotte  St.;  no  ch.;  5. 
Charles  B.;  b.  Oct.  25,  1874,  in  Springfield,  Pa.;  m.  Dec.  25,  1901,  Onia  Ellis; 
1    ch.;    res.    (1906)    Kansas    City,    Ks.,    1048   Greeley   Ave.;    6.  Harley   H.,   b.    Jan. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  163 

30,  1877,  at  Springfield,  Pa.;  m.  June  19,  1900,  Minnie  Dickinson;  res.  (1906) 
Terlton,  Pawnee  Co.,  Olila. ;  7.  Winifred,  b.  June  17,  1879,  at  Springfield,  Pa.; 
unm.;  res.  (1906)  Kansas  City,  Ks.,  2056  N.  11th  St.;  8.  Herman,  b.  May  6, 
1883,   in  Seneca,   Ks. ;   d.   Dec.    28,   1887. 

728.  VI.  288.  JOHN  WESLEY"  LYON  [Thomas',  David*,  Jona- 
than', Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  12,  1807  in  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.; 
died  April  24,  1887  at  Atkinson,  111;  buried  at  Bernhard's  Bay,  N.  Y., 
by  the  side  of  his  first  wife.  He  married  first,  April  23,  1827,  in  Colum- 
bia Co.,  N.  Y.,  Julina  Lawson,  born  about  1807  at  Renssalaervllle,  N.  Y.; 
died  May  24,  1853  at  Cleveland,  N.  Y.  He  married  second,  in  1855, 
Mrs.  Lucy  Ann  Thurber.  "Wesley"  Lyon  remained  in  Columbia  Co. 
when  his  brothers  went  to  the  fertile  west.  About  1836,  he  left  his 
stony  farm  and  moved  to  Hastings,  N.  Y.  About  1848  he  again  moved 
to  Cleveland,  N.  Y.  where  he  bought  a  one-hundred  acre  farm  on  the 
shore  of  Lake  Oneida.  Later  he  moved  to  Valatie,  Columbia  Co.,  and 
thence  to  Whitesboro,  Oneida  Co.  His  chosen  branch  of  farming  was 
fruit  raising  and  gardening.  In  early  life  he  was  a  Methodist  but 
in  later  years  became  a  Liberal  thinker.  Previously  a  Democrat,  he 
joined  the  Republican  party  at  the  time  of  its  organization.  He  was 
a  man  held  in  high  esteem  by  his  neighbors  and  acquaintances. 

Children    of   John   Wesley   and   Julina    (Lawson)    Lyon: 
•1429.     I.     Robert    Barclay;     b.     Sept.     10,     1821     at     Chatham,     N.     T.  ;     m. 
Sophie  Manington. 

1430.  II.  Lucien  Howard;  b.  Oct.  2.  1830  at  Chatham,  N.  Y.;  d.  June 
10,    1837. 

•1431.  III.  Catherine  Pulver;  b.  Aug.  7,  1832  at  Chatham,  N.  T. ;  m. 
Albert  P.    Ransom. 

•1433.  IV.  Henry  Lawson;  b.  Dec.  17,  1834  at  Chatham.  N.  Y. ;  m. 
Elizabeth  Nowers. 

•1433.  V.  Eleanor  Benjamina;  b.  April  18,  1840  at  Hastings.  N.  Y.  ;  m. 
Dr.     Elbridge    G.    Dalton;    res.     Kansas    City,    Mo. 

•1434.  VI.  Georgiana  Maria;  b.  Aug.  6,  1834  at  Hastings,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Ist. 
John   D.    Van  Allen;   m.    2nd.    Curtis  F.    Hoag. 

•1435.  VII.  Elma  Josephine;  b.  April  8,  1846  at  Hastings.  N.  Y.;  d.  April 
28.    1873;    m.    Peter   Vandenburg. 

•1436.  VIII.  Julina;  b.  April  28,  1852  at  Cleveland,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Richard 
Smith;   res.    Syracuse,   N.    Y. 

729.  VI.  288.  WILLIAM  FLETCHER"  LYON  [Thomas',  David*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  June  16,  1811,  in  Chatham,  N.  Y.; 
died  Feb.  5,  1887,  at  Adrian,*  Mich.  He  married  at  Chatham,  Aug.  18 
1835,  Catharine  Pulrer,  born  at  Kinderhook,  N.  Y.  July  2,  1812;  died 
at  Adrian,   Mich.   May  10,   1901;    daughter   of  Wendell   and   Hannah 


164  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

(Schultz)  Pulver.t    He  was  teaching  district  school  when  he  married. 

About  1838  he  movrid  to  Wisconsin,  where  he  with  his  father  and  three 
brothers,  David,  Thomas  and  Isaac,  founded  the  town  of  Lyons.  He 
was  engaged  in  mercantile  business  in  several  places  until  1870,  when 
he  devoted  himself  to  writing,  and  published  two  books,  "The  Hollow 
Globe"  and  "The  Gospel  of  Nature."  In  his  later  years  he  was  a 
spiritualist.     His  wife  was  gifted  as  a  medium. 

Children    of   Winiam    Fletcher   and    Catharine    (Pulver)    Lyon: 

1437.  I.  William  Martin;  b.  May  29,  1836  at  Richmond,  O. ;  d.  March  18, 
1892  at   Sacramento,   Calif.;  merchant;  m.    Martha  Wllley;   no  eh. 

1438.  II.  Wendell  P.;  b.  July  7,  1839  at  Lyons,  Wis.:  d.  July  3,  1885  (?) 
at   Oakland,    Calif.;   m.    ;    no   ch. 

1439.  III.  Alice  Amelia;  b.  Sept.  1,  1842  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  m.  March  12, 
1863,  Thomas  Henry  Agnew  (b.  Warren,  Pa.,  May  3,  1831;  d.  Santa  Barbara, 
Calif.,  Feb.  25,  1877;  son  of  Smith  and  Maria  (Mays)  Agnew);  they  had  a  son 
William,   b.    May   7,    1866,    now   res.    Washington,    D.    C. 

•1440  IV.  George  Fletcher;  b.  Aug.  1,  1847  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  m.  Alice  Turk; 
res.     San    Francisco,    Calif. 

•1441.  V.  Millard  FUmore;  b.  Dec.  7,  1848  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  m.  E3Ua 
Sterritt;    res.    Adrian.    Mich. 

1442.  VI.  Thomas;  b.  Nov.  7,  1850  at  Kenosha,  Wis.;  d.  July  3,  1853  at 
Beloit,   Wis. 

742.  VI.  292.  DAVID  WILSON'  LYON  [D^vid^, '  David*,  Jona- 
than", Thomas^  Thomas']  born  Oct.  7,  1800;  diedJApril  21,  1838;  mar- 
ried Dec.  27,  1821  Rosanna  Bartle.^  ^«i^*»  fP  ^  Z}^^    /-^^  7^ 

Children   of   David   W.    and   Rosanna    (Bartle)    Lyon:   -       ^ 


1443.  I.     WUliam.  _   ^"-«^  *  .5*  ^  «*na.  0«.-i-<l^ .       ^ 

1444.  II.     Wilson.      >»-«^  .  XZ^C^ic^^^-^-yt^  ,  4t»«« 

1445.  III.     Charles;   res.    Elkhorn,    111. 

743.    VI.     28i«    SUSAN'    LYON    (LYON)    [David»,    David*,    Jona- 
than*, Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  May  30,  1803;    died  March  28,  1877; 
married  Dec.  28,  1822,  George  R.  Lyon,  son  of  Samuel  Lyon,  of  Lvon  '^ 
Brook,  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.    See  Appendix,  Note  25.  i^^'"'*^  *  f% 

I     3  2  2-  fX  "         ( 

5-*^     P'  Children    of   George   R.    and    Susan    (Lyon)    Lyon-     --^ 'v  . 

1446.  I.     Henry   A.;    m.    Elvira   Dyer.  j^ 

1447.  II.     Anne    E.;    m. /^Tudson  J^abcock.  y  ^,  J'J'^QO.    ^  # /?2<-    *^-^-^" 
1448     III.     George   M.;    m.    Eliza    Lewis. 

1449.  IV.     Mary    Alice;    unm. 

1450.  V.     Snsan   Alice;    d.    1896;    m.    in    187J  ^urdette    Holcomb. 

t Wendell    Pulver,    son    of   Andrew    and    Eve    Pulver    of    Kinderhook,    N.    Y., 
was   born   in    Dutchess    Co.,    N.    Y.  ;    a   farmer,    living    near   Pine    Plains;    died   in 
Columbia    Co.,    in    1833.      Hannah    Shultz,    born    1769    in    Dutchess    Co.;    died    near    , 
Klnderhook,  Aijg.    1830;  daughter  of  Christopher  and,  :^becca  (Churchill)   Shultz. 


SIXTH  GENERATION 


166 


745.     VI,     292.     FREDERICK"    ftUNDLE 


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,')  SIXT] 

LYON  [David*,  David*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born  Feb.  29,  1808;  died  Feb.  24,  1884. 
He  married  first  Kancj;  Rood  and  second  Nancy  Hill.  ^ 


Children   of  Frederick  R.   and  Nancy 

1451.  I.     George;   res.   Waverly,    N.    Y. 

1452.  II.     Charles;    res.    Ohio. 

1453.  III.     Frank;  res.   Columbia,  R.   I. 

1454.  IV.     John;  res.    East   New   York   (New   York   City). 

JOHN  RATHBUj^*  LYON  [David»,  David*, 
,  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  14,  1818;  died  Glenville, 
He  was  a  "humpback;"  sobriquet  "monk."  He 
was  the  last  of  the  Lyons  at  the  old  place  near  the  bridge,  west  side, 
where  for  a  number  of  years  they  had  a  smithy  and  wheelwright  shop. 
He  married  Louise  Frary.  —  0\.^*~^     Cx^<      c  /  ^Ct-t.'-^^  - 


749.     VI.     2^2. 
Jonathan^   Thomes- 
Conn.  Feb.  4,   1877. 


750.  VI.  292.  JAMES  W.»  LYON  [David',  David*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  4,  1820;  *ed  Oct.  26,  189+;  res.  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.    He  married  first,  May  29,  1842,  Delilai^  Fields,  and  second. 


t^ 


in  1857,  Mary  Reither.  ^  ^ 

Children    of   James   W.    and    Delilah    (Fields)    Lyon: 

1455.  I.     3Iary.    ..     'Vwi.^  ...  ^       (Ut^t.      t*^ 

1456.  II.     John. 

1457.  III.     Zacharlah. 

1458.  IV.     George. 

1459.  V.     Caroline. 


^.«>^ti^ 


n^^-^j^ 


Children   of  James  W.   and    Mary    (Reither)    Lyon; 

1460.  VI.     David. 

1461.  VII.     Sibilia. 

1462.  VIII.     James  W.;   d.    infant. 

1463.  IX.      Charity  W.  /    «•«..«,  c     , 

1464.  X.     George   F.  / 

1465.  XI.     Ann. 

1466.  XII.     Charles  H. 

1467.  XIII.     James  W, 

1468.  XIV.     William. 


/^UJU 


770.  VI.  300.  WILLIAM  WESLEY'  LYON  [Jonathan',  Peter*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas',  Thomas'],  died  about  1860.  He  married  first  Mary 
Ann  Parish,  born  Feb.  5,  1803;  died  Feb.  22,  1831;  buried  at  Oyster 
Bay,  N.  Y.     She  was  daughter  of  Ambrose  and  Deborah   (Wheeler) 


166  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

Pari8h.§  He  married  second  Dec.  13,  1832,  at  Ref.  Dutch  Chh.,  Harlem, 
N.  Y.,  Sarah  Ann  Banta,  daughter  of  Seba  and  Sally  (Westervelt) 
Banta. 

Children    of    William    W.    and    Mary    Ann    (Parish)    l^yon: 

1469.  I.     Mary  Augusta;   b.    Aug.    19,    1819;    d.    Sept.    14,    1846;    unm. 

•1470.  II.     William  Henry;   b.   Sept.    5,    1821;   d.   May   28,    1899;   m.   

Jacobs. 

1471.  III.     Caroline   Eugenia;   b.    Aug.    13,    1823;    d.    May   ,    1834. 

1472.  IV.     Daniel   Parish;    b.    Oct.,    1825;    d.    Nov.    24,    1852;    unm. 

1473.  V.  Sarah  Parish;  b.  Feb.  12.  1828;  d.  Oct.  22,  1854-6;  m.  Rodman  B. 
Dawson. 

1474.  VI.     Jonathan;    b.    June    27,    1830;    d.    Jan.    31,    183i. 
Children   of  William   W.   and   Sarah  Ann    (Banta)    Lyon. 

1475.  VII.     Caroline  Lavinia;  b.  Nov.   26,   1834;  m.   William  V.   Morgan. 

1476.  VIII.     Fletcher  Harper. 

1177.     IX.     Joseph;  m.   ,   dau.    of  Judge  Van   Claef. 

1478.  X.     Fanny;    m.    DeHays. 

1479.  XI.     Albert. 

771.  VI.  300.  JANE  FRBBLOVE*  LYON  (HARPER)  [Jonathan^. 
Peter*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  New  York  City  in  1808; 
died  April  16,  1895  of  apoplexy;  buried  in  Greenwood  Cemetery;  fun- 
eral at  the  residence  of  the  grandson  Joseph  Henry  Harper,  269  Madi- 
son Ave.,  N.  Y.     Obituary  notices  in  Christian  Advocate,  July  18,  1895 

and  New  York  Tribune,  April   17,  1895.     She  married  1826 

Fletcher  Harper,  born  Jan.  31,  1806;  died  May  29,  1877;  buried  in 
Greenwood  Cemetery.  He  was  son  of  Joseph  and  Elizabeth  (Kollyer) 
Harper  of  Newtown,  L.  I.  They  lived  at  14  W.  23d  St.  New  York.  Will 
of  Fletcher  Harper  dated  Dec.  29,  1874;  probated  June  3,  1877;  execu- 
tors, widow,  Jane  Freelove,  son  Joseph  W.  Lyon  and  John  W.  Lyon. 

Children  of  Fletcher  and  Jane  Freelove   (Lyon)   Harper: 

1480.  I.  Joseph  W.;  b.  1826;  d.  1886  at  Munich,  Germany,  where  he  was 
Consul;   m.    Ellen   U.    Smith;    7  children. 

1481.  II.  Fletcher;  b.  Oct.  7,  1828;  d.  May  22,  1890;  m.  1850  Margaret 
Cook  Durbin  (b.  1832;  d.  Feb.  16,  1886;  dau.  of  Rev.  John  P.  Durbin);  a  dau. 
Margaret  m.    Hiram   W.    Sibley,   of  Rochester,   N.   Y. 

776.  VI.  301.  MARY«  LYON  (SCOBIE)  [James  H.»,  Peter*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April   13,   1809,   died   March   13, 


§  Ambrose    Parish,    b.    Jan.    26,    1764;    d.   July    22,    1847;    son   of   Townsend   and 
Freelove    (Dodge)    Parish;    Deborah    Wheeler,    b.    Feb.    17,    1770;    d.    June    7,    1832; 

married    March    13,    1792.      She    was    daughter    of    Elijah    and    Sarah    ( ) 

Wheeler. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  167 

1835.  She  married  July  1,  1829,  William  Scobie,  the  ceremony  per- 
formed by  Rev.  Jonathan  Lyon. 

Daughter  of  ■William   and   Mary    (Lyon)    Scobie: 

1482.     I.     Susan;  m.  1st.   Samuel  Courtney  (a  dau.  Mary  m.   William  Shrove); 

m.   2nd.  George  F.   Bigley  (a  dau.  Georgina  m.    1st.   William  Noble;  m.   2nd.  

Stlmpson). 

778.  VI.  301.  WILLIAM  PHOEBUS"  LYON  [James  H.'  Peter*,  9JL^^^ 
Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at  No.  5  Bayard  St.,  N.  Y.  Jan.  25,  " n  *• 
1813;  died  at  Tarrytown,  N.  Y.  Aug.  10,  1884.  He  was  married  at  ''"^'^^  ^ 
Haverstraw  April  1834  by  Rev.  Albert  Percy  to  Harriet  Wood,  born 

1813;  died  Jan.  13,  1849;  buried  at  Tarrytown.  He  married  second 
Bffie  Polhemus,  born  April  14,  1818;  died  March  16,  1867;  buried  at 
Tarrytown.  She  was  daughter  of  John  Polhemus,  M.  D.  of  Clarkstown, 
Rockland,  Co.,  N.  Y.  Her  will  was  dated  Feb.  25,  1867;  probated  New 
York,  May  7,  1867;  executors  William  P.  Lyon,  Philip  Hammond.  He 
married  third  Mary  Davis,  who  lives  (1906)  at  Glen  Ridge. 

Children  of  William   P.   and  Harriet    (Wood)    Lyon: 
*1483.     I.     William   Roscoe;   b.    May   29,    1835;   m.    Mary   Eloise    Crocker. 
1484.     II.     Alonzo  Pembroke;   b.   Sept.    10,   1837;   d.   March   14,   1841. 
1486.     III.     Engeiiia  Elizabeth;  b.  Feb.  13,  1840;  d.  March  3,  1S41. 

1486.  IV.     Lorenzo  Edward;  b.  Dec.    5,   1841;  d.    June  5,   1864. 

1487.  V.     Charles  Grenville;   b.    1843;   d.    March   22,    1862. 

•1488.  VI.     Phoebus  Wood;  b.   Sept.   2.   1844;  m.    Sarah  W.   Wood. 
Children   of  William   P.    and   Effie    (Polhemus)   Lyon: 

1489.  VII.     John   Polhemus;   b.   Jan.    20,    1851;    d.    Sept.    26.    1851. 

1490.  VIII.     Frank   Ellis;   b.    Aug.    30,    1854;   d.    March   30,    1856. 

1491.  IX.     Effie  Harriet;  m.   Heber  Baldwin. 

1492.  X.     Frederick   William;   b.    Feb   18,    1858;    d.    Aug.    18,    1858. 

1493.  XI.     Polhemus;   m.    Anna   Davis. 

1494.  XII.     James  Harvey. 

Son   of   William   P.   and   Mary    (Davis)    Lyon: 

1495.  XIII.  WUson  D.;  was  Lieut,  in  48th  N.  T.  Regt.;  killed  at  the  bat- 
tle of  Olustee. 

779.  VI.  301.  CHARLES  HARRISON"  LYON  [James  H.»,  Peter*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  28,  1814  in  New  York  City 
(Pump  St.);  died  May  10,  1883;  buried  at  Tarrytown.  He  married 
first,  Aug.  20,  1845,  Elizabeth  Gedney  Bayles  (married  by  Rev.  Joseph 
Bayles).  She  was  born  1832  and  died  April  4,  1861;  will  probated 
White  Plains,  Dec.  4,  1861.  He  married  second  Georgianna  Van 
Kleeck. 


168  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Daughter   of  Charles  H.   and   Elizabeth   G.    (Bayles)    Lyon: 

1496.  L     Martha   Elizabeth;    b.    Nov.    6,    1857;    d.    May    30.    1891. 
Children  of  Charles  H.   and  Georglanna   (Van  Kleeck)    Lyon: 

1497.  II.     Isabella;  m.   Moore;   res.   Parmlngton,   Conn. 

1498.  III.     Lulu. 

781.  VI.  301.  WALTER  WESLEY"  LYON  [James  M.»,  Peter*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  13  Second  St.,  New  York  City, 
Oct.  25,  1816;  d.  198  Seventh  Ave.  New  York,  March  18,  1855.  He  mar- 
ried about  March  1837  Mary  Gaskins,  near  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  Walter  W.   and  Mary   (Gaskins)    Lyon: 

1499.  I.     Leroy. 

1500.  II.  Minnie;  m.  ;  was  killed  in  a  railroad  accident  on  her  wed- 
ding day. 

784.  VI.  301.  ELIZABETH  PHEBE'  LYON  (REQUA)  [James 
H.»,  Peter*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Ithaca,  Tompkins  Co., 
N.  Y.  April  21,  1820;  died  in  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  (245  Madison  St.)  April 
9,  1902;  buried  Sleepy  Hollow  Cemetery,  Tarrytown.  She  married, 
May  24,  1842  Abram  Requa,  born  Feb.  8,  1818;  died  June  5,  1893;  son 
of  James  and  Mary  (Rutan)  Recjua.  They  lived  at  440  Gates  Ave., 
Brooklyn.  For  twenty-one  years  he  was  business  agent  of  Five  Points 
Mission.    Adm.  of  estate  July  10,  1893  to  widow  Elizabeth  P.  Requa. 

Children   of  Abram  and   Elizabeth   P.    (Lyon)    Requa: 

1501.  I.  Alice;  b.  Feb.  11,  1849;  m.  May  31.  1876,  Robert  C.  Reeves,  seeds- 
man.  New  York  City;   res.    245  Madison  St.,   Brooklyn. 

1502.  II.     Charles  H.;  b.   Dec.    31,   1850;  m.  April   24.   1873  Ida  A.   Lyon. 

1503.  III.     I>UUan;   b.   Nov.   24,   1857;   d.   Aug.    14,    1858. 

1504.  IV.     Elizabeth;   b.    April    29,    1859;    d.   Jan.    24,    1860. 

1505.  V.     Florence  Amelia;  b.  Aug.   28,   1861;   unm. 

788.  VI.  302.  LORENZO  MERRITT'  LYON  [Samuel^  Peter*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  New  York  City,  March  4,  1804; 
died  Ann  Arbor,  May  2,  1888.  Was  a  clerk  in  the  office  of  Robert 
Bruce  &  Co.,  54  Water  St.,  N.  Y.  until  1820  when  he  removed  with 
his  parents  to  Western  New  York,  and  thence  in  1830  to  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.,  where  he  bought  a  farm  and  taught  a  school.  In  1873  he  built 
and  occupied  the  house  99  W.  Huron  St.  He  married  Feb.  23,  1832 
Luna  Lane,  born  Feb.  6,  1812  at  Windsor,  Broom  Co.  N.  Y.;  died  Ann 
Arbor,  Feb.  24,  1895;  daughter  of  David  and  Anna  ( )  Lane: 

Children   of  Lorenzo  M.   and   Luna    (Lane)    Lyon: 
•1606.     I.     Daniel:    b.    Feb.    23.    1833;    m.    Sarah    Ruckman. 


SIXTH  GENERATION  169 

1607.     II.     Helen  Jane;  b.    June  5,   1834;   d.   Sept.    8.   1849. 
♦1508.     III.     Charles    WlUlam;    b.    Nov.    4,    1835. 
1609.     IV.     Maria    Hannah;    b.     Oct.     22,     1837;    m.     Alfred    Thomas;    res. 
Kansas  City,   Mo. ;   one  son,  Alfred. 

1510.  V.  Robert  Geddes;  b.  April  4,  1841:  m.  Catherine  Wait;  no  ch. ;  res. 
Vassar,   Mich. 

•1511.     VI.     Theodore;   b.    May   27,    1844. 

•1512.     VII.     Arthur  Seth;    b.    June   11,    1847;   m.    Susan   Ruckman. 

1513.  VIII.  Jennie  C;  b.  March  1,  1849;  m.  William  H.  Carr;  res.  Seattle 
or  Tacoma,  Wash.;   one  dau.    Ida.   only  child. 

789.  VI.  302.  ALFRED"  LYON  [SamueP,  Peter*,  Jonathan*, 
Thomas=,  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  16,  1805;  settled  in  Michigan,  but 
details  of  his  history  have  not  been  obtained. 

Children   of  Alfred   and   ( )    Lyon: 

1513a.  I.     William  H.;  res.  St.   Johns,  Mich. 

1513b.  II.     Merritt;  res.    Carson  City.   Mich. 

1513c.  III.     Edward   H.;    res.    Bengal,    Mich. 

1513d.  IV.     Helen;    m.    Luther    Rumsey;    res.    St.    Johns,    Mich. 

1513e.  V.     Franklin. 

1513f.  VI.     liOTisa;    m.    Whitaker. 

812.  VI.  305.  HENRIETTA  LYON«  (BEEKMAN)  [Peter  P.', 
Peter*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  about  1823;  died  at  Hotel 
Pomeroy,  New  York  City,  Aug.  19,  1892;  res.  130  W.  43rd.  St.,  New 
York.  She  married  Sept.  20,  1841,  Samuel  A.  Beekman,  born  in  New 
Jersey  Dec.  14,  1813;  died  Sunday  May  21,  1882;  buried  at  Woodlawn 
cemetery.  He  was  son  of  Cornelius  Tenbroeck  Beekman  and  Elizabeth 
Todd.  He  was  a  member  of  the  firm  Samuel  A.  Beekman  &  Co.,  dry 
goods  and  millinery;  retired  in  1877. 

Children   of   Samuel   A.    and   Henrietta    (Lyon)    Beekman: 

1514.  I.  Emma;  b.  about  1843;  d.  June  29,  1905;  m.  William  Stevens 
Louderback. 

1616.  II.     Julia;    m.    Charles    Bosworth. 
1516.     III.     Livingston;   res.    New    York   City. 

1617.  IV.  Henrietta;  minor  in  1882;  m.  George  Donaldson;  res.  Edgewater. 
N.   J. 

813.  VI.  305.  THEODORE  E.'  LYON  [Peter  P.»,  Peter*,  Jona- 
than*, Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  23,  1829;  died  of  heart  disease, 
April  4,  1891;  buried  Cypress  Hill  Cemetery.  Will  dated  July  28. 
1886;  probated  April  23,  1891.  Res.  148  W.  122  St.  New  York  City. 
He  married  Mary  Jane,  daughter  of  Bartlett  Smith  of  Montclair,  N.  J. 


170  THOMAS  LVON   OF  RYE 

Children  of  Theodore  E.   and  Mary  Jane   (Smith)   Lyon: 

1518.  I.     Mary    R.;    m.    Edward    R.    Winslow. 

1519.  II.     Bartlett  Palmer. 

1520.  III.     Theodore   Edward. 

1521.  IV.     Warren;    b.     1875. 

1522.  V.     Henrietta;   b.    1877. 

1523.  VI.     Amy;  b.  1879. 

1524.  VII.     Edith;  b.   March   12,   1880;   d.   June  12,    1881. 

814.  VI.  305.  SARAH  A.»  LYON  (WOOD)  [Peter  P.»,  Peter*. 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  New  York  City  1833;  died  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.,  619  Bainbridge  St.,  Jan.  15,  1901.  She  married  about  1854 
William  Valentine  Wood,  born  1823;  died  Ridgewood,  N.  J.,  Jan.  11. 
1901. 

Children   of  William   V.   and   Sarah  A.    (Lyon)    Wood: 

1525.  I.     William  Palmer;  b.   1855;  m.   Lydia  A.   Tabor;  res.    Brooklyn. 

1526.  II.  Hannah  Louise;  b.  1857;  m.  Charles  A.  Moriarty;  res.  619  Bain- 
bridge  St.,    Brooklyn. 

1527.  IIL  Albert  Edward;  b.  1859;  m.  Henrietta  Adelaide  Buckley;  res. 
Brooklyn. 

815.  VI.  305.  CHARLES  F."  LYON  [Peter  P.\  Peter*,  Jonathan*. 
Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  about  1835;  res.  1879,  209  Nassau  St.,  Brook- 
lyn N.  Y.  He  married  Feb.  9,  1858,  Carrie  T.  Perkins,  daughter  of 
Jacob  and  Matilda  (Maddock)  Perkins  of  New  York  and  Brooklyn. 

Children   of   Charles    P.    and    Carrie    T.    (Perkins)    Lyon: 


1528. 

I.     Charles. 

1529. 

II.     Frank. 

1530. 

III.     Edward. 

1631. 

IV.     Theodore. 

1532. 

V.     Anna. 

1533.     VI.     Emma. 

821.  VI.  336.  ELISHA'  LYON  [Thomas^  Gilbert*,  Gilbert*, 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Feb.  14,  1799;  died  April 
9,  1889.  He  married  Phebe  Brundage,  daughter  of  Jonah  C.  and  Frances 
( )  Brundage. 

Children   of  Elisha  and   Phebe    (Brundage)    Lyon: 
*1534.     I.     Aug:ustus  S.;  m.   Abigail   Betts  Bouton. 

1535.  IL  Sarah  E.;  m.  Jan.  21.  1853,  by  Rev.  M.  Worth  of  M.  E.  Chh., 
King  St.,   Port   Chester,   to  David  Nash  of  North   Castle,   N.   T. 

1536.  III.     Isabella;  m.  Carter  of  New  Jersey. 

823.     VI.     336;    KATHERINE      MOSHER*     LYON      (PAULSON) 


8IXTB  GKNERATION  171 

[Thomas^  Gilbert*,  Gilbert*,  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y., 
April  2,  1811;  died  Oct.  7,  1849.  She  married  Leonard  Paulson,  born 
Smithtown,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  2,  1809;  died  North  Long  Branch,  N.  J.,  March 
2,  1903;  son  of  George  and  Rebecca  (Smith)  Paulson. 

Children  of  Leonard  and  Catherine  M.    (Lyon)   Paulson: 

1537.  I.  Leonard;t  b.  New  York  City,  March  12,  1846;  of  Buckingham. 
Paulson   &  Co..   New   York   City;   m.   at   Shady  Side,    N.   Y.,   Sept.    12,   1871,   Florence 

1638.     IL     John  K.;  unm.  i-^  ,  ^  /  J  ~  ^  ^^*-*— *      ^Ac*-<^^eA^   ^J^fU^^  e^i 

824.  VI.  336.  CHARLES  F.«  LYON  [Thomas'*  Gilbert*.  Gilbert*,  C^,  (^3^^ 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  March  19,  1822  chose  for  guardian  Blisha  Lyon  — — — — 
and  John  D.  Dusinberry.     He  is  said  to  have  gone  to  South  Carolina 

and  there  died.     He  married  Mary  Louise ,   born  1805;    died 

July  13,  1835. 

834.  VL  352.  ALVAH  AUGUSTUS^  LYON  [Gilbert".  Joshua*, 
Gilbert',  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  in  old  Lyon  homestead  at  Byram 
Bridge,  April  25  [or  9]  1815;  died  April  18,  [or  16]  1884.  Will  dated 
A.ug.  14,  1882;  probated  Greenwich,  1884;  executor  son  Alvah  A.  Lyon. 
He  married  Rebecca  Lyon,  (No.  593)  b.  Aug.  13,  1815;  died  Feb.  13, 
1896;   daughter  of  Elijah  B.  and  Sarah  (Lyon)  Lyon. 

Children  of  Alvah  A.  and  Rebecca   (Lyon)   Lyon: 

1539.  I.  Sarah  Auensta;  b.  May  3,  1840;  d.  Port  Chester,  N.  T.,  Aug.  8, 
1906;  m.  Theodore  Searles  of  Norwalk;  b.  Feb.  17,  1838;  d.  Port  Chester,  Sept.  21, 
1906;  son  of  Walter  and  Maria  Emeline  (Miller)  Searles;  a  dau.  Lilla,  m.  Ben- 
jamin  Mills. 

1540.  II.  Alvah  A.;  b.  Dec.  29,  1842;  unm.;  d.  June  16,  1906,  at  Port  Ches- 
ter,  N.    Y. 

1541.  III.     Almira;  b.   April   3,   1846. 

1542.  rv.  Deborah  A.;  b.  Aug.  4,  1850;  d.  April  11,  1882;  unm.;  had  a  son 
called  Slijah  B.  Lyon. 

1543.  V.     Ella  B.;  b.    Sept.    21,    1853;   d.    Nov.    14,    1853. 

1544.  VI.     Catherine  Helen;   b.   Aug.    9,   1855;   d.   Nov.    25,    1878. 

835.  VL  352.  GILBERT"  LYON  [Gilbert',  Joshua*,  Gilbert* 
Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Byram  Bridge,  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  11,  1817;  res. 
1854-1893  White  Plains,  N.  Y.;  died  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.,  July  10,  1893; 
buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Rye.  Adm.  of  estate  Oct.  4,  1893  to  widow 
Anna.    He  married  June  17,  1851  Anna  Crawford,  born  White  Plains, 


tChildren  of  Leonard  and  Florence  T.  (Kemp)  Paulson:  I.  Florence  Patty; 
m.  Virgin  Barsutti  of  Naples,  Italy;  2.  Blanche  Paige;  m.  Dr.  John  Joseph  Nutt 
of  New  York;  3.  Marjorie  Buckingham;  m.  Leonard  R.  Rlbhardson  of  Lincoln- 
ton,   N.    Car. 


172  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

N.  Y.  May  6,  1828;  d.  Port  Chester,  Nov.  24,  1904;  daughter  of  Jamest 
and  Phebe  (Hyatt)  Crawford.  Gilbert  Lyon  was  a  sea  captain  on 
Long  Island  Sound  and  the  Hudson  River.  For  twenty  years  previous 
to  his  death  he  led  a  retired  life  at  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 

Children   of   Gilbert   and   Anna    (Crawford)    Lyon: 

1545.  I.  Sarah  Crawford;  b.  May  17,  1852;  unm. ;  res.  (1906)  at  Lyon* 
Point.    Port    Chester,    N.     Y.,     22    Westchester    Ave. 

1546.  II      Phebe;    b.    Sept.    19,    1855;    unm.;    living   in    1906. 

836.  VI.  352.  RICHARD  MONTGOMERY"  LYON  [Gilbert*, 
Joshua*,  Gilbert*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Byram  Bridge,  Rye,  N.  Y., 
Aug.  14,  1820;  died  Port  Chester,  March  18,  1884;  buried  Union  Ceme- 
tery, Rye.  Adm.  of  estate  March  26,  1884  to  widow  Esther  Ann  Lyon. 
He  married  Esther  Ann  Smith. 

Children   of  Richard   M.   and  Esther  Ann    (Smith)    Lyon; 

1547.  L     Ellsworth  Smith;   b.   Sept.    23,    1861;   d.   March   17.    1879. 

1548.  II.     Esther   Ann;    d.    young. 

1549.  III.  Ida  E.;  b.  1863;  m.  Robert  Hume  [or  Haines];  res.  (1906)  Port 
Chester,   N.   Y.,    32   S.   Regent   St. 

837.  VI.  352.  JAMES  MADISON"  LYON  [Gilbert^  Joshua*, 
Gilbert",  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at  Lyons  Point  1823;  res.  (1903) 
Riverside,  Conn.;  d.  at  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.  March  24,  1906.  He  mar- 
ried Virginia  B.  Goodday,  born  March  11,  1836;  died  Dec,  22,  1891; 
buried  at  Rye. 

Son  of  James   M.   and  Virginia  B.    (Goodday)    Lyon: 

1550.  I.     Thomas;   b.    June   11,   1873;   d.   Aug.    13,    1873. 

838.  VI.  352.  WILLIAM  PENN«  LYON  [Gilbert^,  Joshua*.  GU- 
bert»,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at  Lyons  Point  May  22,  1825;  died 
Aug.  15,  1899;  buried  Union  Cemetery,  Rye;  m.  Phebe  Elizabeth  Sher- 
wood, born  Oct.  13,  1826;  died  Aug.  29,  1906.  His  widow  was  living 
in  Port  Chester  in  1904,  paralyzed;  she  died  Aug.  29,  1906,  funeral  at 
res.  of  son-in-law  Josiah  N.  Wilcox,  46  Leicester  St.,  Port  Chester. 

Children  of  William  P.   and  Phebe  E.    (Sherwood)   Lyon: 

1551.  I.     Maggrie;   b.   Feb.    2,    1856;   d.   Nov.    27,    1883. 


tJames  was  a  son  of  Samuel  Crawford  who  was  a  commissary  under  George 
Washington  and  was  killed  at  Tuckaboe  while  carrying  orders.  James,  b.  June 
25,  1798;  d.  Oct.  5,  1855;  m.  Jan.  22,  1822  Phebe  Hyatt,  b.  Sept.  9,  1796;  d. 
Feb.    8,    1888.  j: 


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SIXTH   GENERATION  17S 

1652.     II.     Carmilla;    d.    ;    m.    Charles    Sours,    who    was    b.    Aug.     10, 

1847.   d.   July  20,   1874,   ae.   26  y.   11  m.    10  d. ;   2  children. 

1668.  III.  Henrietta;  m.  Joslah  N.  Wilcox;  res.  Port  Chester;  had  a  son 
Arohle  and  a  dau.  Lillllan,  who  m.   John  Mills  Sr. 

842.  VI.  352.  SARAH  E.'  LYON  (WILCOX)  [Gilbert",  Joshua*, 
Gilbert',  Tllomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  6,  1832  at  Port  Chester,  N.  Y. 
She  married  in  that  place,  Jan.  5,  1855,  George  E.  Wilcox,  b.  1831,  died 
at  Greenwich,   Conn.,   Sept.    22,   1903.     He  was   a   son   of  Josiah   and 

Celestia  ( )  Wilcox,  of  Greenwich,  Conn.    They  lived  at  Rivers- 

ville,  north  of  Glenville,  Conn.     She  resides    (1906)    in  Port  Chester, 
N.  Y. 

Children   of  George   E.    and   Sarah   E.    (Lyon)    "Wilcox: 

1554.     I.     Gilbert  Lyon;  b.    Sept.    28,    1856;   res.    (1906)    Port   Chester,   N.    Y. 

1556.     II.     Bertlia    D.;    b.    July    6,    1866. 

847.  VI.  355.  JOHN  MERRITT'  LYON  [John^  Joshua*,  Gilbert*, 
Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  about  1845;  res.  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.;  m. 
Sarah  H.  Merritt,  born  March  28,  1847;  daughter  of  Capt.  Caleb  Mer- 
ritt  of  Quaker  Ridge.  He  inherited  the  homestead  formerly  owned  and 
occupied  by  his  grandfather,  Joshua  Lyon,  No.  143. 

Children   of  John   M,   and   Sarah   H.    (Merritt)    Lyon: 

1556.  I.     Jolin   M.;    b.    July   27,    1876. 

1557.  II.     Joseph;    b.    Sept.     12,    1877. 

1558.  III.     Harriet  Rebecca;   b.    Sept.    1,    1880;    d.   April   22,    1883. 

1559.  IV.     Phebe  WiUis;   b.   Jan.    16,    1882;   d.    May   3,    1883. 

1560.  V.     Edie   B.;   b.    June   6,    18S4;    d.    Aug.    21,    1884. 

854.  VI.  367.  UNDERHILL"  LYON  [Ellas',  Abraham*,  Gilbert*, 
Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Byram  Bridge,  Rye,  N.  Y.  Oct.  24,  1837;  lives 
(1906)  with  his  only  daughter  on  the  old  homestead,  in  the  house  built 
two  hundred  years  ago  by  Thomas^  Lyon.  Photographs  of  this  house 
may  be  procured  by  writing  to  Mr.  J.  W.  Ingmar,  Port  Chester,  N.  Y. 
Underbill  Lyon  married,  June  1880,  Maria  Blackett,  born  March  25, 
1854;  died  1900;   daughter  of  John  and  Frances  (Rich)  Blackett. 

Daughter  of  Underhill  and  Maria   (Blackett)    Lyon: 

1561.  I.     Julia  Frances;  b.   Dec.   18,   1889. 

855.  VI.  367.  LOUISA"  LYON  (HAIGHT)  [Ellas",  Abraham*, 
GIlbert^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Byram  Bridge  1844;  died  March  30. 
1893;  married  Daniel  Haight. 


174  THOMAS   LYOK   OF   RYE 

Children   of  Daniel  and   Louisa    (Lyon)    Halght: 
1563.     I.     Daniel. 

1563.  II.     John  H. 

1564.  III.     Martha. 

867.  VII.  373.  EDWARD  THOMAS'  LYON  [Thomas*,  Caleb*, 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  Jobn^  Thomas'],  born  New  York  City  March  12,  1813; 
died  Morristown,  N.  J.,  Oct.  9,  1862.  Graduate  of  Rutgers  College  1831, 
In  1849  was  in  mercantile  business  in  Princeton,  N.  J.  He  married 
Sept.  27,  1843,  Mary  Waynman  Canfleld,  born  May  26,  1819;  died  April 
8,  1886;  daughter  of  Abraham  and  Sarah  (Waynman)  Canfield. 

Children  of  Edward   T.   and  Mary  W.    (Canfleld)    Lyon: 
•1565.     I.      £dward  Canfleld;   b.    Nov.    3,    1845;    m.    Caroline   H.    Crane. 
1566.     II.      Sarah  Waynman;   b.   July   12,    1848;   m.    April   14,    1891,    Charles  G. 
Leary;    no  issue. 

♦1567.     III.     William  Waynman;   b.    May   8,    1850;   m.   E.    Kate  Taylor. 

869.  VII.  375.  ELIZA'  LYON  (PALMER)  [Caleb",  Caleb',  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.  Oct.  17, 
1798;  died  March  25,  1847.  An  obituary  notice  in  the  N.  Y.  Observer 
speaks  of  her  nobility  of  character  and  the  fidelity  with  which  she 
discharged  her  obligations  in  every  relation  of  life.  She  married 
April  5,  1814,  Wines  Palmer  of  Genoa,  born  May  18,  1795;  died  July 
26,  1859  (?).    They  lived  on  the  farm  with  Deacon  Caleb  Lyon. 

Children   of  Wines   and   Eliza    (Lyon)    Palmer    (Dr.    T.): 

1568.  I.  Ann  Augusta;  b.  July  8,  1815;  m.  July  2»,  1836,  Philo  Clark,  M. 
0.§;   res.   Kings  Ferry,   N.   Y. 

1569.  II.     Aaron   Lyon;   b.    Aug.    S.    1817. 

1570.  III.     Amy  Rundle;  b.    March   5,    1820;    d.   June    20,    1885. 

1571.  IV.      Rachel  Mead;  b.   March  6.   1S22;  m.  March  25,  1857,  . 

1572.  V.  Esther  Bates;  b.  June  19,  1836;  m.  Feb.  5,  1867.  Henry  Beardsley 
Huntt    (b.   Fulton   Co.,   N.   Y.,   May   22,    1840). 

870.  VII.  376.  THEOPHILUS'  LYON  [Luther',  Caleb',  Caleb*, 
Thomas*,  John-,  Thomas'],  born  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  June  18, 
1800;   died  Aug.  27,  1870.     He  married  first,  Nov.  22,  1822,  Mary  Peet, 

SChildren  of  Philo  and  Ann  A.  (Palmer)  Clark:  1.  Ambrose  Benoni,  b.  May 
23,  1837;  2.  Alvan  Wright;  b.  Jan.  11.  1839;  d.  in  Andersonville  prison.  Georgia, 
during  the  Civil  war;  3.  George  Bradley;  died  during  the  Civil  war  at  Newburn, 
N.   Y. ;   4.     Amy  Eliza;  5.     Asa  Thayer;   6.     Charlotte  Elizabeth. 

tChildren  of  Henry  B.  and  Esther  Bates  (Palmer)  Hunt:  1.  George  Clark, 
b.  Dec.  8,  1867;  2.  Walter  Dunbar,  b.  April  18.  1S69:  m.  July  12.  1902.  Lizzie  E. 
Smith  (b.  April  12,  1868);  one  dau.  Ethel  Kathrin;  3.  Oscar  Palmer,  b.  Sept.  18. 
1871;  m.  Dec.  12,  1894,  Nettie  A.  La  Sell  of  Sumner  Hill;  children:  (a)  DeAltoB 
l-a  Sell,  b.   May  30,   1897;    (b)   Leslie  Beardsley,  b.   July  18,    1899. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  175 

born  Nov.  28,  1797;  died  Aug.  31,  1830.  He  married  second,  Feb.  15, 
1832,  Amy  Clock,  born  Aug.  13,  1802;  died  Sept.  25,  1844.  He  married 
third,  Sept.  29,  1847,  Margaret  Randolph  of  Ithaca,  born  Sept.  16, 
1798  (Dr.  T.). 

Children  of  Theophilus  and  Mary  (Peet)  Lyon: 

1573.     I.     L,uther  Peet;  b.    Dec.    23,    1823. 
•1574.     II.     Calvin;   b.    Sept.    27,    1826;    m.    Cornelia   Hart. 

1575.  III.  Harriet  Amanda;  b.  Jan.  4,  1830;  m.  Sept.  6.  1864,  Thomas 
Miller  (b.  May  13,  1818;  d.  Feb.  24.  1902);  one  son  Charles  Henry,  b.  Feb.  11, 
1871. 

Children   of   Theophilus   and   Amy    (Clock)    Lyon: 
157B.     IV.     Susan  Angeline. 

1577.  V.     Mary   Cornelia;   b.    Nov.    22,    . 

1578.  VI.     Harlan  Page;  b.   May  1,   1840. 

•1579.  VII.  Charles  Henry;  b.  Nov.  18,  1843;  m.  Aug.  18.  1866,  Amarilla  P. 
Allen. 

871.  VII.  376.  ESBON^  LYON  [Luther*,  Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas*. 
John^  Thomas^],  born  Genoa,  N.  Y.  Feb.  26,  1806;  died  Feb.  3,  1887. 
He  married  Elizabeth  Barnes,  died  Dec.  10,  1886. 

Son  of  Esbon  and  Elizabeth    (Barnes)   Lyon   (Dr.   T.): 

1580.  I.     Edward  Franklin;   b.    March   7,    1843. 

872.  VII.  376.  REBECCA'  LYON  (BOWER)  [Luther',  Caleb', 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John=,  Thomas^],  born  Genoa,  N.  Y.  Feb.  3,  1810.  She 
married  Jan.  18,  1826  David  Bower,  a  farmer,  born  Sept.  4,  1804;  died 
March  4,  1839. 

Children  of  David  and  Rebecca   (Lyon)   Bower   (Dr.    T. ): 

1581.  I.  Ruth  Peck;  b.  April  29,  1828;  m.  May  14,  1850.  Charles  N.  Holden, 
b.    Aug.    10,    1825. 

1.582.  II.      Luther    Lyon;    b.    Jan.    30,    1832. 

1583.  III.     Caroline;    b.    March    11,    1835. 

1584.  IV.     Harriet    Rebecca;    b.    Oct.    17,    1857. 

1585.  V.     David   Edwin;   b.    May   22,    1839. 

874.  VII.  377.  NATHAN  ROCKWELL^  LYON  [Bnon«,  Caleb', 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas*],  born  near  Five  Corners,  Genoa 
Township,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  16,  1803;  died  in  High  Forest,  Minn., 
Sept.  7,  1885.  He  married  at  Five  Corners,  Sept.  1,  1829,  his  second 
cousin  Sophia  Crocker  Lyon  (No.  948)  daughter  of  Israel  and  Polly 
(Hubbard)  Lyon.  He  was  a  farmer  and  shoemaker,  and  lived  suc- 
cessively in  Genoa,  Geneva  and  Rochester,  N.  Y.    For  many  years  he 


176  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

was  in  charge  of  the  shoe  cutting  department  in  the  States  prison  at 
Auburn.    He  removed  in  1854  to  High  Forest,  Minn.,  where  he  died. 

Children  of  Nathan  R.  and  Sophia  C.  (Lyon)  I^yon,  born  in  Genoa  Town- 
ship  (Dr.   T.): 

*1586.  I.  Orson  Israel;  b.  June  10,  1830;  d.  Nov.  16,  1893;  m.  Sarah  Ann 
Wood. 

*1587.     II.     Albert;  b.   Feb.   7,   1833;   m.   Rebecca  Mead. 

•1588.  III.  Enon  Irwin  [Erwin  Enon] ;  b.  Sept.  11,  1838;  m.  Harriet  A. 
West;   res.   Oberlin,   O. 

•1589.  IV.  William  Franklin;  b.  June  27,  1842;  m.  Emily  Jane  West;  res. 
(1907)   Detroit,    Mich. 

•1590.     V.     Chester    Rockwell;    b.    March    9,    1845;    m.    Abbie    Knapp. 
Nathan  R.   Lyon  also  adopted  his  niece  Sarah  Elizabeth  Conrad   (No.    1600). 

875.  VII.  377.  RACHEL'  LYON  (HUSTED)  [Enon«,  CalebV 
Caleb*,  Thomas',  John%  Thomas'],  born  at  Five  Corners,  Cayuga  Co., 
N.  Y.  Nov.  16,  1805;  married,  Dec.  26,  1828  (Stanwich  Cong'l  Chh.), 
Benjamin  W.  Husted,  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  15,  1808  son  of  Wil- 
liam Husted  and  Mary  Lyon  (No.  496).  They  settled  in  or  near 
Greenwich. 

Children  of  Benjamin  W.   and  Rachel   (Lyon)   Husted    (Dr.    T. ): 

1591.  I.     Julia;    b.    Aug.    12.    1830;    d.    Sept.    20,    1830. 

1592.  II.      Israel   George;   b.    April    27,    1832. 

1593.  III.     Theophilus   Peck;   b.    Dec.    8    (or   9),    1836;    d.    young. 

1594.  IV.     £liphalet   Peck;   twin   brother  of  Theophilus. 

1595.  V.     William   £non;    b.    March    12,    1840;    m.    Merritt. 

1596.  VI.      Nathaniel  Lyon;  b.   Jan.   8,    1844;   m.   Mary  Brundag-e. 

1597.  VII.     Mary  Elizabeth;  b.    Jan.    31,    1846;   m.    Alexander  G.    Knapp. 

876.  VII.  377.  RHUNA'  LYON  (CONRAD)  [Enon«,  Caleb*, 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Five  Corners,  Cayuga  Co.,  N. 
Y.  June  (or  July)  28,  1811;  married  John  Conrad,  a  farmer  of  Lansing, 
N.  Y.  (John  Conrad  married  second  Mercy  West  Dimick,  and  third, 
Dec.  29,  1853,  Harriet  Counselman  of  Union). 

Children  of  John  and  Rhuna   (Lyon)   Conrad: 

1598.  I.     Theron. 
1699.     II.     Rachel. 

1600.  III.  Sarah  Elizabeth;  b.  Oct.  11.  1834;  adopted  by  her  uncle,  Nathan 
R.   Lyon;   m.    Daniel   Cady  Jackson. 

1601.  IV.     Enon. 

1602.  V.     Benjamin. 

878.  VII.  377.  MARY'  LYON  (CONRAD)  [Enon*.  Caleb',  Caleb*, 
Thomas*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  Five  Corners,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  12,   1819; 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  177 

married  Jan.  16,  1842,  Joseph  Conrad^  born  May  8,  1810.     They  lived 
In  Lansing,  N.  Y.  (Dr.  T.). 

Children   of  Joseph   and   Mary    (Lyon)    Conrad: 

1603.  I.     Fanny   Elizabeth;    b.    Nov.    19,    1843. 

1604.  II.      Orin;    b.    June    7,    1845;    d.    Sept.    19,    1851. 

887.  VII.     379.     SAMUEL   CHADWICK'   LYON    [Martin«,    Caleb', 
Caleb*,   Thomas^   John^   Thomas'],    born   Genoa,    Cayuga    Co.,   N.    Y., 
May  31,  1810;   died  Sept.  13,  1870.     He  married.  May  11,  1840,  Emily 
Adams,  born  Oct.  30,  1819  (Dr.  T.).     Sha^lives  (1906)  in  Grand  Rapids,         ^^ 
Mich.,  with  her  daughter  Ellen.  ^         -^  ■     ^«^  i^-'     --     /^  /    /  ^    / 

Children    of    Samuel    C.    and    Emily    (Adams)    Lyon:  ,  Sl-*^-    ltC-<?-'L-C  t^«-* 

1605.  I.     Henry;    b.    Oct.    27,    1850;    res.    (1906)    Syracuse,    N.    T.'  /»  •  /  S 

1606.  II.      Ellen   Augusta;  b.    July   6,    1852;   res.    (1906)    Grand   Rapids,    Mich,  ii,^.,  /y^-K, 

888.  VII.     379.     CAROLINE   HALL^   LYON    (MOSIER)    [Martin*,  '    rt^*<^^« 
Caleb^   Caleb*,   Thomas',   John-,   Thomas'],    born    Aug,    18,    1832,    died  tlcO-Cd- 
acbcncctady-,    N.    Y.,   Aug.   4,   1890,   her   home   being  at   the   time   in 
Syracuse.     She  married  July  5,  1858,  Charles  Porter  Mos|er,  born  Car- 
bondale.  Pa.,  Jan.  21,  1837.    He  was  a  merchant  (Dr.  T.).  ^--v. 


Daughter  and   only  child   of   Charles  P.   and   Caroline  H.    (Lyon)    Mosier. 

1607.  I.      LiUian  V«r^ml«;   b.   Phelps,   N.    Y.,   July   14,    1867. 

889.  VII.  380.  ANSON  MEAD^  LYON  [Benjamin",  Caleb°, 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John',  Thomas'],  born  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y., 
March  9,  1810.  He  was  a  carpenter  and  painter.  He  went  with  Ms 
father  in  1835  to  Ohio,  but  returned  to  Genoa.  He  married  Betsey 
Reebler. 

Children   of  Anson   M.   and   Betsey    (Reebler)    Lyon    (Dr.    T.): 

1608.  I.     William    Alexander    Richards. 

1609.  II.     Caroline    Elizabeth. 

1610.  III.     George  Anson  Benjamin. 

1611.  IV.      Catherine. 

1612.  V.     Emily  Maria. 

1613.  VI,      Timoth.T. 

1614.  VII.     Abigail. 

1615.  VIIL     Rachel. 

890.  VII.  380.  TIMOTHY^  LYON  [Benjamin',  Caleb",  Caleb*, 
Thomas',  John^  Thomas'],  b.  Genoa,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  13,  1812,  He  mar- 
(12) 


178  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

ried  Mrs.  Caroline  Beebe,  who  had  two  children  by  her  former  hus- 
band.    They  lived  in  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  where  he  was  a  clerk. 

Son   of  Timothy  and   Caroline    ( )    (Beebe)    Lyon: 

1616.     I.     Timothy. 

900.  VII.  382.  MARCUS'  LYON  [Moses«,  Caleb\  Caleb*. 
ThomasS  John^  Thomas^],  born  Genoa.  N.  Y.,  Sept.  23,  1827;  d.  Sept. 
18,  1899.  He  was  a  graduate  of  Yale,  1852;  an  attorney  at  law  in 
Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  where  he  was  Postmaster;  District  Attorney  of  Tomp- 
kins Co.;  County  Judge  and  Surrogate  Tompkins  Co.,  1873-1892.  He 
married  in  Ithaca,  Sept.  17  (or  23),  1855,  Susan  Mann  Schuyler,  who 
was  born  May  6,  1834,  and  died  in  Ithaca  Sept.  17  (or  19),  1896. 

Cliildren   of  Marcus  and  Susan  M.    (Schuyler)    Lyon: 
♦1617.     I.     L,ucy;  b.  July  9,   1S5S;   m.  "Walter  Craig  Kerr. 

*1618.  II.  Laura;  b.  Oct.  28,  1865;  m.  Otis  Lincoln  Williams;  d.  March, 
1894. 

1619.  III.  Philip  Schuyler;  b.  Sept.  30,  1867;  M.  E.,  Cornell  University, 
1889;   d.   June   1,    1890. 

1620.  IV.  Mary;  b.  Sept.  7,  1870;  m.  June,  1897,  John  Howard  Southworth; 
one   ch.,    Faber. 

•1621.  V.  Newell;  b.  Sept.  20,  1874;  res.  New  York  City;  m.  Delia  Ward 
Perous. 

902.  VII.  382.  BRAINERD'  LYON  [Moses^  Caleb^  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Five  Corners,  Genoa,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  1, 
1830;  res.  (1906)  King  Ferry,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.  Educated  in  public 
schools  and  Horner  Academy;  a  farmer;  trustee,  elder  and  deacon  in 
Presbyterian  Church.  He  married  first  Harriet  Tollotson  who  lived 
only  a  year  afterward.  He  married  second  Melissa  Cobb,  and  she  also 
lived  but  a  short  time.  He  married  third,  Oct.  4,  1876,  at  Poplar  Ridge, 
N.  Y.,  Candace  Maria  Vaughan,  born  Oct.  4,  1842.  She  was  daughter  of 
John  Vaughan  (born  Middleboro,  Mass.)  and  Candace  Maria  Wheeler. 

Children   of  Brainerd   and   Candace   Maria    (Vaughan)    Lyon: 

1622.  I.      Henry  Vaughan;   b.    Sept.,    1877;    d.    Oct.    15,    1877. 

1623.  II.      Anna  Webb;  b.    Oct.   31,   1879;  res.    (1906)   King  Ferry,   N.   Y. 

1624.  III.      Helen  Vaughan;   b.    Sept.    2,    1883. 

904.  VII.  382.  WILLIAM  RICHARDS'  LYON  [Moses^  Caleb", 
Caleb*,  Thomas',  John-,  Thomas'],  born  Genoa  Township,  Cayuga  Co., 
N.  Y.,  May  6,  1834;  grad.  Williams  College,  1858.  He  is  an  attorney 
at  law;  res.  (1906)  St.  Joseph,  Berrien  Co.,  Mich.     He  married  at  St. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  179 

Joseph,  Nov.  3,  1864,  Frances  Emeline  Jones,  daughter  of  Hiram  and 
Charlotte  Ann  (Ellis)  Jones  of  St.  Joseph. 

908.  VII.  385.  MARY'  LYON  (SMITH)  [Joseph',  Daniel",  Caleb*. 
Thomas',  John-,  Thomas'],  born  March  4,  1802;  married  Jacob,  son  of 
Henry  Smith,  of  Lansing,  N.  Y.  They  lived  in  Genoa  and  Lansing  a 
few  years  and  then  removed  to  Groton. 

Children  of  Jacob   and   Mary   (Lyon)    Smith    (Dr.   T.): 

1625.  I.  Sarah  Esther;  b.  March,  1847;  m.  Thomas  B.  Roberson,  who  d. 
Feb.    20,   1853;  res.   Fayetteville. 

1626.  II.     Edward  dander. 

1627.  III.     Ellen   Augusta;   m.    Feb.    20,    1S53,   Brown. 

1628.  IV.     Amy   Jane;   b.   April    29,    1838. 

909.  VII.  385.  FANNY'  LYON  (SMITH)  [Joseph",  Daniel', 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John%  Thomas'],  born  about  1804;  d.  April  7,  1847; 
married  William  Smith  (not  related  to  Jacob  Smith,  her  brother-in- 
law).     They  settled  in  Bronson,  Huron  Co.,  O. 

Children    of   William   and   Fanny    (Lyon)    Smith    (Dr.    T.): 

1629.  I.     Harriet;  b.   Dec.    1,   1832. 

1630.  II.     John  Henry. 

910.  VII.  385.  AMY'  LYON  (SMITH)  [Joseph*,  Daniel",  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  about  1806;  married  first,  Thore  (?) 
Smith,  twin  brother  of  Jacob,  her  sister  Mary's  husband.  They  lived 
in  Lansing.  He  was  accidentally  shot  and  killed  while  hunting.  She 
married  second,  Edward,  son  of  Levi  Palmer.  They  lived  one  mile 
west  of  Five  Corners.    No  children. 

911.  VII.  385.  CHARLOTTE  REBECCA'  LYON  (NICHOLS) 
[Josephs  DanieP,  Caleb*,  Thomas^  JohnS  Thomas']  was  educated  at 
Oberlin,  O.,  married  Rev.  Geo.  M.  Nichols,  and  settled  in  Perryville, 
Boyle  Co.,  Kentucky. 

Children   of  George   W.    and   Charlotte   R.    (Lyon)    Nichols: 

1631.  I.     George   Lewis. 

1632.  II.     Ann  Amelia;    b.    March   16,    1846;    d.    July   31.    1847. 

922.  VII.  391.  ELIZA  A.'  LYON  (HOWE)  [DanieP,  DanieP, 
Caleb*,  ThomasS  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  April  29, 
1822;  died  Greenwich,  Dec.  24,  1865.  She  married  Nov.  3,  1852,  Allen 
Howe,  born  June  10,  1819,  died  June  20,  1892,  son  of  Jonas  and  Anna 
(Mead)   Howe. 


180  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE        ^ 


Son  of  Allen  and  Eliza  A.    (Lyon)    Howe: 
1633.     I.     Lewis  L,yon;   res.   Greenwich. 


924.  VII.  391.  DANIEL  W.'  LYON  [DanieP,  DanieP,  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  Jolin=,  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Sept.  18,  1824;  died 
before  1893;  married  Nov.  1848,  Frances  L.  Sayer,aborn  Jan.  1828."    fr^  f^%t 

Children   of   Daniel   and   Frances   L.    (Sayer)    Lyon:  #  ' 

1634.  I.     Albert  Davis;  b.   Dec.   29,   1850. 

1635.  II.     Ella    F.;    m.    Thurber;    res.    1893,    Newark,    N.     J.;    res. 

1895,    Hoseville,    N.    Y. 

926.  VII.  391.  ALBERT  JUDSON'  LYON  [DanieF,  Daniel^ 
Calebs  Thomas^  John^  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Jan.  7,  1828; 
died  Dec.  13,  1894.  Will  dated  Oct.  21,  1893;  probated  March  5,  1895; 
executors,  wife  Mary  J.,  brother-in-law,  Robert  A.  McKenzie.  He  mar- 
ried Mary  Jane  McKenzie,  who  died  at  174  Hooper  St.,  Brooklyn,  N. 
Y.,  Aug.  14,  1904.     No  children. 

928.  VII.  391.  JOSEPH  THEODORE'  LYON  [Daniel«,  Daniel', 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John%  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Aug.  7,  1832; 
res.  (1907)  on  the  old  farm,  Greenwich;  m.  at  Greenwich,  Sept.  6,  1858, 
Rebecca  Finch,  born  1838,  at  Greenwich. 

Children    of  Joseph   T.    and   Rebecca    (Finch)    Lyon: 
♦1636.     I.     George    W.;    b.    1860;    m.    Ida    Louise    Husted. 
1637.     II.     Edward. 

930.  VII,  391.  GEORGE  DERBY'  LYON  [DanieP,  Daniel", 
Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  April  7, 
1835;    died  Deer  Lodge  City,  Montana,  Dec,  1895.     He  married  Ella 


Children    of    George    D.    and    Ella    ( )    Lyon: 

1638.  I.     William;  minor,    over   14,   1895. 

1639.  II.     Arthur;   minor,   over  14,    1895. 

1640.  III.     George;  minor,   under  14,   1895. 


952.  VII.  410.  NOAH'  LYON  [Israel',  Noah",  Caleb*,  Thomas', 
John^  Thomas'],  born  Genoa,  Cayuga  Co.,  N,  Y.,  April  30,  1820;  lived 
on  the  old  homestead.  He  married  Catherine  Stillwell,  granddaughter 
of  Patty  Quick,  who  was  a  daughter  of  Thaddeus  Mead. 


Children    of    Noah    and    Catherine    (Stillwell)    Lyon: 

1641.  I.     Jay   Edgar. 

1642.  II.     Emma   Ellen. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  181 

953.  VII.  410.  ZACHARIAH'  LYON  [Israel^,  Noah»,  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  John^  Thomas^],  born  Genoa,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  30,  1823.  He  mar- 
ried Jan.  1846,  Esther  Brown  and  "settled  on  his  grandfather's  place" 
(Dr.  T.). 

Son  of  Zacharlah  and  Esther   (Brown)   Lyon: 
1643.     I.     Murray;   b.    March,    1847. 

955.  VII.  411.  SYLVESTER'  LYON  [Thaddeus«,  Noah^  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Genoa,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  4,  1810,  and  lived 
there  near  his  father.    He  married Howell. 

Son  of  Sylvester  and  (Howell)   Lyon: 

1643.  I.     Warren. 

959.  VII.  416.  EDWIN'  LYON  [Isaac*  Job',  Caleb*,  Thomas', 
John-,  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  Feb.  21,  1842;  died  July  12, 
1892.  He  married  Mary  A.  Seaman,  born  Jan.  13,  1845;  daughter  of 
Charles  H.  and  Mary  A.  (Mead)  Seaman. 

Children    of   Edwin   and    Mary   A.    (Seaman)    Lyon: 

1644.  I.  EUa  H.;  b.  June  21,  1874;  m.  Joseph  B.  Mead  (b.  July  30, 
1866). 

1645.  II.     Walter  S.;   b.    March   26,    1878;    d.    ae.    17. 

960.  VII.  416.  SYLVESTER  MEAD'  LYON  [Isaac*,  Job»,  Caleb*, 
Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  24,  1843;  res. 
(1906)  263  Madison  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  He  is  a  dentist.  He  mar- 
ried in  New  Haven,  Conn.,  Aug.  3,  1863,  Sarah  J.  Collins,  born  1840; 

daughter  of   Sheldon   and  Mary  Jane    ( )    Collins   of  Straits- 

ville.  Conn. 

Children  of  Sylvester  M.  and  Sarah  J.    (Collins)   Lyon: 

1646.  I.  William  S.;  b.  April  13,  1865;  m..  May  27,  1891,  Jennie  B.  Mead 
(b.  Jan.  10,  1867;  d.  March  IB,  1892;  dau.  of  Arthur  D.  and  Alice  (Bingham) 
Mead) :    no   issue. 

*1647.     II.     Isaac;    b.    1866;    m.    Adelaide    Bird. 

*1648.     IIL     Bertha  E.;   b.    1867;    m.    WaUace   H.    "radley. 

975.  VII.  426.  RACHEL  V.'  LYON  (STURGES)  [Thomas', 
James',  John*,  John',  John^,  Thomas'],  died  New  York  City,  Dec.  17, 
1867;  will  dated  Sept.  16,  1864;  probated  New  York,  Feb.  10,  1868; 
executors,  Daniel  L.  Sturges,  James  D.  Lyon.  She  married  Daniel  L. 
Sturges  of  Brooklyn,  born  1827;  died  Sept.  30,  1902,  Res.  (1867)  86th 
St.  and  Ave.  A.,  New  York  City. 


182  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Children  of  Daniel  L.   and  Rachel  V.    (Lyon)   Sturges: 

1649.  I.      Thomas  L<. 

1650.  II.     Abby   L,. 

1651.  III.     Anna  L. 

1652.  IV.     Fannie  L,. 

984.  VII.  430.  PHBBE'  LYON  (HAIGHT)  [James',  Roger", 
Rogers  John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  July  7,  1788;  died 
Feb.  14,  1867;  buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.  She  married 
May   19,   1807,   Daniel  Haight,   born  Nov.   2,   1782;    died  July  6,   1841, 

buried    Buxton    Cemetery;    son    of   Abraham    and    Keziah    ( ) 

Haight  of  Bedford. 

Children    of    Daniel    and   Phebe    (Lyon)    Haight: 

1653.  I.     James. 

1654.  II.     Alvah. 

1655.  III.     William  Henry;  res.    New  York   City;   d.    about   1868- 
i«56.     IV.     Jane. 

1657.  V.     Harriet. 

1658.  VI.  Anna;  m.  Sydney  Smith  Guy;  res.  (1906)  Sandy  Hill_  N.  Y.  ;  ch. 
1.  Josephine,  dec;  2.  Louise;  3.  Walter  Britton^  (b.  Victoria  Mills,  N.  Y.);  4. 
Frederick,    dec;    5.    Frank,    dec;    6.    Cornelia;    7.    Fannie;    8.    Jennie. 

985-  VII.  430.  DEBORAH'  LYON  (MOSEMAN)  [James', 
Rogers  Roger*,  JohnS  JohnS  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  July  27, 
1791;  died  June  24,  1877;  buried  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.  She  mar- 
ried Albertson  Moseman,  born  1796;  died  Nov.  14,  1862;  buried  Bux- 
ton Cemetery. 

Children    of   Albertson    and   Deborah    (Lyon)    Moseman: 

1659.  I.     William   E.-    re= .    New    York    City;    In   fish    business. 

1660.  II.     George   W.;    b.    May   15,    1827;    d.    Feb.    13,    1888. 

1661.  III.     Aaron    A.;    farmer    on    Long    Island;    m.    Rachel    ;    a    s. 

Aaron  A.;  b.   March   4,   1852. 

1662.  IV.     Jane  E.;   b.    1832;    d.    May   11,    1888;   m.    A.    Reed. 

986.  VII.  430.  ISRAEL'  LYON  [James',  Roger',  Roger*,  John*, 
Johns  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  24,  1793;  died  Sept.  22, 
1868;  buried  at  Bedford.  Adm.  of  estate.  May  19,  1869  to  brother  New- 
man C.  Lyon.    He  married  Dec.  23,  1818,  Eunice  Elmira  Raymond,  born 


JWalton  Britton  Guy,  born  Victoria  Mills,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Florence 
Jane  Davidson,  born  at  Glens  Falls,  Warren  Co.,  N.  Y. ;  daughter  of  Charles 
Robert  Moore  Davidson  and  Frances  Ann  Tompkins.  Children:  1.  Burgess;  de- 
ceased: 2  Rose  Davidson,  b.  Sand  Hill,  N.  Y.,  1875.  Francis  Ann  Tompkins  was 
grand-daughter  of  Jonathan  Allen  and  Lucinda  Clark,  sister  of  Gen.  Orvllle 
Clark. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  18!J 

April  12,  1801;   died  April  1,  1864;   buried  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford; 
daughter  of  George  W.  and  Elvira  (Sherman)  Raymond. 

Children  of  Israel   and  Eunice   E.    (Raymond)   Lyon: 

*1663.  I.  Elizabeth  R.;  b.  April  16,  1820;  d.  Jan.  21,  1895;  m.  Thomas  W. 
Smith. 

1664.  II.  George  W.;  b.  Oct.  14,  1828;  d.  Nov.  23,  1875;  m.  1860,  Abble 
Duncan;  assemblyman,  Westchester  Co.,  1852;  res.  Mt.  Kisco;  rem.  to  Kalama- 
zoo,  Mich. 

1665.  III.     Jane  Ann;   b.    May   2,   1833;   d.    Sept.    10,    1840. 

987.  VII.  430.  NEWMAN  CLARK'  LYON  [James^  Roger», 
Roger*,  John^  John',  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  18,  1797; 
died  Nov.  20,  1890;  buried  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.  He  married 
Nov.  18,  1818,  Alethea  Merritt,  born  June  26,  1798;  died  Aug.  10,  1887; 
buried  Buxton  Cemetery.  She  was  daughter  of  Nathaniel  and  Deborah 
(Honeywell)  Merritt.f 

Children   of  Newman   C.    and   Alethea    (Merritt)    Lyon: 
*1666.     I.     William    Edward;    b.     Sept.     18,     1819;    d.     Jan.     6,    1904;    m.     1st, 
Elizabeth    Banks;    m.    2nd,    Mary   E.    Carr. 

1667.  II.     Merritt;    b.    Nov.    11,    1820;    d.    Sept.    27,    1821. 

1668.  III.     Nathaniel  M.;   b.    Feb.    22,    1823;    d.   Jan.    4,    1827. 

1669.  IV.     Henry  N.;  b.    March   21,    1825;      d.    Jan.    3,   1827. 
*1670.     V.     Henry;  b.  June  16,  1827;  m.   1854  Anna  Maria  Dingee. 

1671.  VI.     James    M.;    b.    Jan.     29,    1830;    m.    . 

•1672.  VII.      Sarah   Jane;   b.    March   19,    1831;    m.    Stephen    Holly    Miller. 

*1673.  VIII.     Ann  Matilda;   b.   June   20,    1832;   m.    William   Harvey   Banks. 

»1674.  IX.     Newman   C;   b.    June    18,    1834;    d.    Nov.    1,    1900;    m.    Addie   Cary. 

1675.  X.     Nathaniel;    b.    April    28,    1837;    d.    1895    (will   prob.    Jan.    16);    m. 

Henrietta,  dau.   of  John   Cary;   she   lives  in   Brooklyn. 

*1676.  XI.     Alethea   31.;   b.    May   19,    1839;    m.    Isaac   N.    Halt. 

988.  VII.  430.  JAMES'  LYON  [James»,  Roger',  Roger*,  John', 
John=,  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  April  7,  1800;  died  March  26, 
1869,  in  Western  New  York.  He  married  1st,  Nov.  3,  1824,  Maria 
Quereau,  born  Jan.  11,  1801;  died  July  10,  1828;  daughter  of  Peter 
Quereau.  He  married  second,  July  24,  1831,  Charity  Gedney,  born  Dec. 
20,  1799;  died  Nov.  16,  1848,  buried  in  Gedney  Cemetery,  Mamaroneck, 
N.  Y.  She  was  daughter  of  David  Gedney.  He  married  third,  April 
20,  1856,  Maria  A.  Chase,  born  July  5,  1828. 

Son    of   James    and   Maria    (Quereau)    Lyon: 

1677.  I.  Peter  Querean;  b.  June  9,  1826;  res.  Cato,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  T.;  m. 
;  ch. :  James,  another  son,  and  2  daughters. 


tSee   footnote   to   No.    302. 


184  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

Children  of  James  and  Charity    (Gedney)   Lyon: 

•1678.     II.     Harvey;  b.    Nov.    27.   1832;   d.  Jan.    20,   1906;   m.   Thirza  C.   . 

*1679.     III.     Phebe;    b.    Dec.    7,    1835;    m.    Theodore    Fowler. 

1680.     IV.     Albert;    b.    Nov.    2,    1837;    res.    (1906)    Katonah. 
♦1681.     V.     William;   b.    June    8,    1839;    m.    Lucretia   Merritt. 

1682.  VI.  James  Henry;  b.  Feb.  9,  1841;  d.  June  16,  1864,  at  siege  of 
Petersburgh,   Va.,   in  4th   N.   Y.   Heavy  Artillery. 

989.  VII.  430.  MARY'  LYON  (HORTON)  (CRANE)  [James«, 
Roger",  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas^],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  April  5, 
1804;  died  Oct.  27,  1878;  buried  at  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.  She 
married  first,  Jan.  25,  1826,  Elias  Quereau  Horton,  born  Dec.  22,  1800; 
died  Sept.  23,  1831;  son  of  Wright  and  Ann  (Quereau)  Horton. J  She 
married  second,  Philander  Crane. 

Children    of   Elias    Q.    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Horton: 

1683.  I.  Martha  Ami;  b.  Dec.  26,  1826;  d.  Sept.  6,  1897;  m.  Nov.  21.  1846, 
Silas  G.    Tompkins. 

1684.  II.     James  Wright;  b.   Jan.   20,  1827;  d.  Feb.   19,  1827. 

1685.  IIL  Elizabeth  Mary;  b.  May  27,  1831;  d.  May  3,  1885;  m.  1st,  Na- 
thaniel O.  Williamson  (d.  Nov.  3,  1851,  ae.  24  y.);  m.  2nd,  Feb.  4,  1858,  Peter 
M.   Dingee   (b.  July   22,   1822;   d.   Oct.    11,   1886). 

990.  VII.  430.  KNAPP'  LYON  [James^  Roger",  Roger*,  John". 
John^  Thomas^],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  8,  1806;  died  April  19, 
1870;  buried  in  Buxton  Cemetery,  Bedford.  He  married  Sarah  H 
Tyler,  born  July  4,  1810;  died  Oct.  4,  1872,  buried  Buxton  Cemetery. 
Adm.  of  estate  New  York  City,  Oct.  8,  1892,  to  sister,  Harriet  H. 
Slight. 

Son    of   Knapp   and    Sarah   H.    (Tyler)    Lyon: 
*1686.     I.     William  A.;  b.   July  13,   1834;   d.    Sept.    25,    1863. 

992.  VII.  431.  MILES^  LYON  [Jonathan^  Roger",  Roger*,  John", 
John",  Thomas^],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  25,  1795;  died  Cornwall, 
Orange  Co.,  N.  Y.,  April   7,  1838;    buried   Canterbury   Cemetery  near 


tWrlght  Horton,  son  of  Stephen,  born  May  22,  1776;  died  June  12.  1861;  m. 
Nov.  29,  1798,  Anne  Quereau,  born  March  10,  1780;  died  Jan.  4,  1852;  dau.  of 
Dr.  Elias  Quereau.  Children:  1.  Elias  Quereau,  b.  Dec.  22,  1800;  d.  Sept.  23 
1831;  m.  Mary  Lyon  (above);  2.  Betsey  Aim,  b.  Nov.  4,  1802;  3.  George  W.,  b. 
Sept.  10,  1804;  m .  Charlotte  Griffln;  4.  Frost,  b.  Sept.  15.  1806;  m.  Phebe  Tomp. 
kins,  5.  Stephen  D.,  b.  Oct.  3,  1808;  d.  March  5,  1842;  m.  Delia  Clapp;  6.  Wil- 
liam C,  b.  Jan.  9,  1811;  d.  Jan.  26,  1846;  m.  Phebe  McKiel;  7.  Jane,  b.  Jan.  17 
1813;  m.  May  19,  1839  Thomas  C.  Van  Hensen;  8.  Sarah,  b.  May  10,  1815;  d.  Jan. 
11,  1850;  m.  March  18,  1838,  Joseph  T.  Hallock;  9.  Peter  Quereau;  b.  Dec.  26, 
1817;   unm. ;   10.  Wright  Frost,  b.  Feb.   22,  1820;   d.   March   23,   1844;   unm. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  185 

Cornwall.    He  married  at  Bethlehem  Chh.,  Orang-e  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  17, 
1823,  Mary  Williams,  born  Oct.  9,  1802;  died  Dec.  31,  1842. 

Children    of    Miles   and   Mary    (Williams)    Lyon: 

1687.  I.     Moreau  P.;   b.    Aug.    25,    1S24;    d.    Jan.    15,    1862. 

1688.  II.     Edward   E.;    b.    March    4,    1826;    d.    Jan.    2,    1829. 

1689.  III.  Amelia;  b.  March  1,  1828;  d.  Dec.  24,  1829;  buried  Buxton 
Cemetery. 

*I690.  IV.  WUliam  WiUiams;  b.  Sept.  10,  1830;  d.  Nov.  15,  1875;  m.  Emma 
Jane  Howell. 

1691.  V.  John  H.;  b.  March  12,  1834;  d.  Jan.  14,  1860;  bur.  Buxton 
Cemetery. 

1692.  VI.     Margaret  Ann;  b.    Sept.    14,   1836;   d.   Nov.   12,   1894;  unm. 

1010.  VII.  438.  ELIAS  QUEREAU'  LYON  [John«,  Justus", 
Roger*,  John^  John-,  Thomas'],  born  in  Bedford,  Westchester  Co.,  N. 
Y.,  April  8,  1823;  a  farmer,  living  (1906)  in  South  Salem,  N.  Y.  He 
was  married  Dec.  30,  1846,  by  Rev.  Reuben  Frame  to  Mary  Ann  Wood, 
born  April  13,  1827,  daughter  of  Jeremiah  and  Margaret  (Horton) 
Wood  of  South  Salem. 

Children    of    Ellas    Q.    and   Mary    Ann    (Wood)    Lyon: 

1693.  I.  Mary  Ann  Ophelia;  b.  New  York  City,  April  16,  1856;  res.  South 
Salem,    N.    Y. 

1694.  II.  Catherine  Elizabeth;  b.  South  Salem,  May  29,  1859;  d.  Aug.  28, 
1859. 

1695.  III.  Clementina  Qaereau;  b.  South  Salem,  July  14,  1860;  d.  July  21, 
1863. 

1696.  rv.     Louisa  Matilda;  b.   South   Salem,   Jan.    16,   1862;   d.   Jan.   17,   1862. 

1697.  V.     Caroline  Emma;  b.    South  Salem,  April^  21,   1864. 

1018.    VII.     439.     STEPHEN'    LYON    [William*,    Justus",    Roger*,    ,  ^^, 
John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  29,  1810;   died  April  ftr^:!:^^^ 
24,  1898.     He  married  first,  Jan.  9,  1834.  Amanda  A.  Miller,  born  May    /t..-..,  ,/^' 
14,  1814;   died  Jan.  8,  1847;   buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford.     She        ^^ 
was  daughter  of  John  and  Sarah  (Mills)  Miller,  of  Bedford.     He  mar- 
ried second,  Oct.  16,  1850,  Amy  A.  Wheeler,  born  Oct.  4,  1815;   died 
March  27,  1897;  daughter  of  Samuel  Wheeler.  -      0<^C*<^uj^< 

Children  of  Stephen  and  Amanda  A.    (Miller)   Lyon,  born  in  Bedford,  N.   Y. : 
*1698.     L     John  Miller;  b.    Sept.    28,   1S34;   d.   Feb.    22,   1902;   m.   1st,   Sarah  J, 
Clifford;   m.    2nd,   Jennie   M.   BalUie. 

•1699.     II.     William   Penn;   b.    Feb.    7,    1837;    m.    Mary  Ann    Sniffen. 

1700.  III.  Jere  Miller;  b.  Aug.  10,  1841;  m.  Susan  Robertson;  res.  Kato- 
nah,   N.   Y. 

1701.  IV.      Stephen  E.;  b.   July  8,   1843;   d.    Dec.    21,   1851. 

1702.  V.     Amanda  A.;   b.    Aug.    20,    1846;    d.    March   23,    1847. 


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186  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

1025.  VII.  439.  FERRIS'  LYON  [William",  Justus',  Roger^  John*. 
John=,  Thomas'],  born  April  26,  1828,  died  Bedford,  N,  Y.,  Nov.  23, 
1878;  buried  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford.  He  married  Sarah  Letitia 
Williamson,  born  in  Bedford,  Jan.  14,  1836;  died  Nov.  2,  1898;  buried 
in  Union  Cemetery;   daughter  of  William  Williamson. 

Children    of   Ferris    and    Sarah    L.    (Williamson)    Lyon: 

1703.  I.  WUliam  Henry;  b.  July  30,  1856  [or  1857];  unm.;  res.  New  York 
City;   address  151   Maiden  Lane. 

1704.  II.  ftlary  C;  b.  June  7,  1859;  m.  Edgar  N.  Reynolds;  res.  Yonkers, 
N.    Y. 

1705.  III.  Carrie  Louise;  b.  July  1,  1861;  m.  Aug.  25,  1885,  Leonard  K. 
Knox    (son   of  Peter  H.    and  Jane    (Hewson)    Knox),    dentist;   res.    Bedford,   N.    Y. 

1706.  IV.     Stephen  F.;  b.    Sept.    11,   1868;    d.    Jan.    17,   1869. 

1707.  V.     Charles  F.;   b.    April   13,    1870. 

1708.  VI.     Jeannette    C.    [Nettie];    b.     July    11,    1873;    m.    CorneU; 

res.    Bedford   Station,    N.    Y. 

1027.  VII.  442.  REV.  WALTER  SMITH'  LYON  [John«,  Samuel", 
Roger*,  John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  12,  1791; 
died  Oct.  18,  1867.  Will  dated  March  18,  1864;  probated  White  Plains, 
Dec.  9,  1867  (Lib.  55-56).  He  married,  Nov.  25,  1814,  Betsey  Booth 
Sanford,  born  Reading,  Conn.,  Dec.  6,  1796;  died  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Jan. 
3,  1842,  daughter  of  Hezekiah  Sanford.  They  lived  at  Katonah,  West- 
chester Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children    of    Walter    S.    and    Betsey    B.    (Sanford)    Lyon:      /^  ^*^^  «•  ^      '  «V  J 

*1709.     I.     Antoinette;   b.    April   4,    1816;   living  1906;   m.   Abraham   Stockholm. 

*1710.  II.  Thomas  S.;  b.  Feb.  17,  1818;  d.  1903;  m.  Isti  Calista  B.  Haight; 
m.    2nd,    Deborah  f^ 

*1711.  III.  Sarah  Elizabeth;  b.  July  IS,  1820;  d.  May  22,  1885;  m.  Lemuel 
Wales. 

•1712.     IV.     Mary;    b.    June    4,    1823;    m.    John   J.    Wood. 

1713.  V.     Louisa   Sanford;   b.    Feb.    4,1826;    living    1904;    unm. 

1714.  VI.  Louisa  ["Lonesa"]  Smith;  twin  sister  of  foregoing;  d.  May  12, 
1901;    m.    Jan.,    1861,    William   Clark   of  Brooklyn,    N.    Y. ;    2   sons    (1    living). 

*1715.  VII.  Caroline;  b.  March  4,  1828;  d.  Jan.  9,  1904;  m.  Silas  W.  Al- 
bertson. 

•1716  VIII.     Betsey  B.;   b.    Nov.    4,    1830;    m.    John   W.    Peck. 

1717.  IX.     Walter  Sanford;   b.    March   26,    1833;   d.    May   11,    1863. 

1718.  X.  John  Ahaz  ["Charles"  in  one  record];  b.  Nov.  20,  1835;  d.  Sept. 
19,     1841.  .        •  .'       •^.  /  / 

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1028.  VII.  442.  ALFRED'  LYON  [John',  Samuel",  Roger*,  John*, 
John=,  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  June  8,  1793;  died  1880  at  Sher- 
wood's Corners,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  was  Colonel  of  Militia.  In  1843 
he  was  member  of  the  N,  Y.  Assembly.    He  married  first  Dec.  31,  1818, 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  187 

Lavinia  Wliite,  born  Aug.  10,  1794;  died  July  16,  1830;  daughter  of 
Thomas  and  Rebecca  (Vail)  White.  He  married  second  Harriett 
Valentine. 

Children   of  Alfred   and   Lavinia    (Wliite)    Lyon: 
•1719.     I.     Sarah   M.;   b.    Sept.    30,    1820;    m.    Elijah    Sturdevant. 

1720.  II.     John    A.;    b.    Nov.     18,    1822;    d.    July    13,    1851. 

1721.  III.     Thomas;  b.    Aug.    19,    1824;    d.    July   6.    1848. 

1732.     IV.     George    C:    b.     June    7.    1S26:    d.     1900;    m.    ;    2    ch. 


1723.  V.     Rebecca    White;    b.    June    17.    1828;    d.    Jan.    30.    1831. 

1724.  VI.  liavinia  White:  b.  July  16,  1830;  m.  Sept.  30,  1852,  Henry  L. 
Hlgley. 

Children    of   Alfred   and    Harriett    (Valentine)    Lyon: 

1725.  VII.     Lyman  Cook. 

•1726.  VIII.     Hiram   D.;   m.    Abbie   Gifford. 

•1727.  IX.     Elizabeth:  m.    Henry  Grlmshaw.  /         /\  -  ^  '  »  ^    ^  .  ^ 

•1728.  X.     Samuel.,^mrT3eIlaTryT: ^'     /V (^ .  $  ,/<^  ^  ^  /  h^^.     /  9^  <^ 

1729.  XI.     Edwin"}  "^   C.<,^n  MjCJLI  cM^  ^'^'^    /^*^^^, 

•1730.  XII.     Leonard:   b.    March   11,    1843;   m.    Mary   HainesrA.*. ^Lj>^^^^    Ar^o 

•1731.  XIII.     James:  m.    Sarah   Hopkins.  ^/  / 

1732.  XIV.     Phebe   J. 

1733.  XV.     Charles;   res.   Attalissa,    la.;   m.   Lucy  Avery;   a  son  Alfred. 

1734.  XVI.     Alfred. 

•1735.  XVII.     Harriett;  m.    Frank  Fowler. 

1736.  XVIII.     Augustus;   res.    Fort    Collins,    Col. 

1737.  XIX.     Mary;    d.    ;    m.    Samuel    (or    William)    Avery;    a    dau. 

Pearl. 

1029.  VII.  442.  MARY^  LYON  (CLASON)  [John«,  SamueP, 
Roger*,  John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  July  29,  1795; 
died  Dec.  8,  1858.  She  married  Solomon  Clason,  M.  D.,  born  Stamford, 
Conn.,  April  8,'  1793;  died  Stormville,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  May  18, 
1864;  res.  Peekskill,  N.  Y,  He  was  sou  of  Solomon  and  Ruth  (Smith) 
Clason. 

'Children    of    Solomon    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Clason: 

1738.  I.     Sarah  Lyon;  b.   May  28,   1830;   d.   May  21,   1898;  unm. 

1739.  IL  John  Addison;  b.  April  6,  1833;  d.  Oct.  12,  1894,  at  Mullen, 
Hooker   Co.,   N.   B. ;   buried   Danbury,    Conn. 

1740.  III.  Abraham  Travis;  b.  March  22,  1840;  d.  June  16,  1896;  unm.; 
a   surgeon;   res.    154    Deer   Hill   Ave.,    Danbury,    Conn. 

1032.  VII.  442.  ISAAC  DICKINSON^  LYON  [John',  SamueP, 
Roger*,  John^  John',  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  June  14,  1803;  d. 
Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  7,  1870;  a  farmer  in  Binghamton.    He  married 


188  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

June  1823,  Ruth  White,  born  Dec.  11,  1803;  died  Jan.  27,  1865;  daugh- 
ter of  Thomas  and  Rebecca  (Vail)  White. 

Children   of   Isaac   D.    and   Ruth    (White)    Lyon: 
•1741.     I.     Thomas   White;    b.    March    25,    1824;    m.    Margaret   E.    Howe. 

1742.     II.     John;   b.    Jan.    30,    1826;    d.    Feb.    17,    1826. 
♦1743.     III.     John    Addison;    b.    July    6,    1827;    m.    Henrietta    Hooper, 

1744.     IV.     Hepsabeth;   b.    April   22,    1829;    d.   Jan.    19,    1830. 
*1745.     V.     Sarah    Rebecca;    b.    Aug.    19,    1831;    d.    1889;    m.    1st.    Horace    S. 
Buckingham;  m.    2nd.   Herman  Graves. 

*1746.     VI.     Mary  Lavinia;   b.   Beekman,   Dutchess  Co.,   N.   Y.,   Aug.    25,   1833; 
m.    Henry  Hooper   of  Danbury,    Conn. 

1747.  VII.     George  Alfred;   b.   Nov.    13,    1834. 

1748.  VIII.     Infant;   b.   May  13,   1836. 

1749.  IX.  James  Walter;  b.  Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  15,  1838;  res.  Blng- 
hamton;   m.  ;   a   dau.   m.   Henry  W.   Lovell. 

1750.  X.  Moses  Vail;  b.  Sept.  30,  1839;  became  Mayor  of  Boise  City, 
Idaho. 

*1751.     XI.     Tamar  Parmelia;  b.  Dec.   23,  1842;  m.  Festus  C.  Bailey. 

1752.     XII.     Ruth;  b.   Dec.   28,   1843;  d.  March  21,   1844. 
*1753.     XIII.     Eugenia    Ann;    b.    May    10,    1846;    d.    May    30,    1903;    m.    let, 
Charles  Gevens;  m.   2nd,  James  H.  Hoag. 

1034.  VII.  442.  JOHN  ADDISON''  LYON  [John«,  SamueP,  Roger*, 
John^  John-,  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  4,  1816;  died  July 
23,  1891;  res.  Bedford.  He  married  June  11,  1850,  Emily  Robertson 
Lyon  (No.  1026),  born  March  27,  1831;  daughter  of  William  and  Rachel 
(Robertson)   Lyon.     Mrs.  Emily  Lyon  lives   (1906)    in  Katonah,   N.Y. 

Children  of  John  Addison  and  Emily  R.  (Lyon)  Lyon,  born  in  New  York 
City. 

1754.  I.     Charles   Herbert;   b.    Oct.    6,    1854;   m.    Oct.    14,    1896,    Ella   Calkins 

(dau.    of   Norman   A.    and    Mary   C.    ( )    Calkins   of   New   York    City) ;    res. 

White  Plains,   N.   Y. ;   no  ch. 

1755.  II.  Irving  Addison;  b.  Oct.  19,  1858;  res.  Paris,  France,  Hotel 
Continental;   is   connected  with  a  bank  in  Paris. 

1035.  VII.  445.  LOUISA  FLORETTE'  LYON  (DEINCKE) 
[SamueP,  SamueP,  Roger*,  John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y., 
May  24,  1810;  died  Dec.  31,  1880.  She  married  in  1828,  Jacob  Deincke, 
died  Sept.  22,  1887.     They  lived  in  Courtlandt,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children    of    Jacob    and    Louisa   F.     (Lyon)    Deincke: 

1756.  I.      Caroline;    b.    Feb.    14,    1829;    m.    Jan.    18,    1848    James    H.    Lent. 

1757.  II.     Antoinette;   b.    Aug.    1,    1831;   m.    Stephen  Pullen. 

1758.  III.     Sarah;   b.   July   25.    1835;   m.    Paul   Wessells. 

1759.  IV.     Emma;   b.    Jan.    5,    1838;   m.    Elihu   Richey. 

1760.  V.     Mary  Ellen;   b.    March    21,    1840;    d.    Oct.    6,    1845. 

1761.  VI.     Cornelia;   b.    July    12,    1843;   m.    Theodore   Lent. 


SEVENTH  GENERATION  189 

1763.  VII.     Bosalinda;    b.    March    1,    18  45;    m.    Amos   Nelson. 

1763.  VIII.  George  W.;  b.  Jan.  3,  1847;  d.  Nov.  6,  1896;  m.  Oct.  21. 
1868,   Mary  Louisa   Hart;   he  was  a  merchant  in  Peekskill. 

1764.  IX.     John   J.;    b.    Oct.    25,    1851;    d.    Dec.    6,    1896;    m.    Ida    Halstead. 

1765.  X.     Mary   Ellen;    b.    March    25.    1854:    d.    1856. 

1036.  VII.  445.  OSMOND  CUSTIS'  LYON  [SamueP,  SamueP, 
Rog-er\  John',  John-,  Thomas'],  born  April  28,  1812;  died  Jan.  3,  1891; 
buried  at  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  He  m.  Martha  Lavinia  Lyoi^  born  1824; 
died  at  residence  of  her  daughter,  Mrs.  William  W.  Lyon,  157  West 
92nd  St.,  New  York  City,  July  1,  1901;  buried  in  Rural  Cemetery,  White 
Plains.  Martha  was  daughter  of  David  W.  (No.  453)  and  Martha 
(Shute)  Lyon. 

Children    of    Osmond    C.    and    Martha    L.     (Lyon)    Lyon: 

1766.  I.     Rosalinda    Amelia;    d.    July    24,    1875;    m.    Matthews. 

•1767.     II.     Gilbert  Livingston;   m.    . 

1768.  III.     Paulina    £lmira;    m.    William    Warren    Lyon    (No.    1782). 

1040.  VIL  445.  ROSALINDA  CATHERINE'  LYON  (KNAPP) 
[SamueP,  SamueP,  Roger*,  John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  28,  1819; 
died  Dec.  13,  1891.    She  married  Edwin  Knapp. 

Children    of    Edwin    and    Rosalinda    C.    (Lyon)    Knapp: 

1769.  I.     Edwin  A.;  b.    July   12,    1846;    m.    Dee.    3,    1874,    Jennie   H.    Healey. 

1770.  II.     John  v.;   b.    June   7,    1855;    d.    Oct.    21.    1876. 

1771.  IIL  Henrietta  F.;  b.  Oct.  13,  1857;  d.  Dec.  16,  1895;  m.  Dec.  15, 
1902,   Robert  G.   Jones. 

1043.  VII.  445.  HENRIETTA  CAROLINE'  LYON  (TODD) 
tSamueP,  SamueP,  Roger*,  John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  April  13,  1825; 
died  Feb.  7,  1895;  buried  at  Long  Ridge,  Stamford,  Conn.  She  married 
Elnathan  Todd,  born  Oct.  15,  1812;  died  Feb.  15,  1897;  buried  at  Long 
Ridge,  Stamford.    He  was  son  of  Elnathan  and  Sally  (Smith)  Todd.§ 


§John  Todd  of  Stamford,  Conn.,  born  1730;  died  Aug.  24,  1814;  buried  at 
Long  Ridge.  Will  dated  May  20,  1811;  probated  Stamford,  Sept.  16,  1814.  He 
married  Jemima  Hart,  born  Aug.  13.  1755;  died  Feb.  3,  1826;  buried  at  Long 
Ridge.  She  was  daughter  of  Daniel  and  Jemima  (Lounsbury)  Hart.  Children: 
1.    Noah;    married    and    had    L,eander;    2.    John,    b.    1767;    d.    June    20,    1810;    m. 

Hannah  (d.    Sept.    16,    1S37,    ae.    56    y.    11   m.    18   d.);    3.    Washington,   b. 

Sept.    28,    1770;   d.    Sept.    16,    1S27;    m.    Charlotte   Mills    (b.    Dec.    1,    1780;    d.    June 

4,    );     4.       Elnathan,    b.     1773;     d.     Oct.     10,     1818;    m.     Sally    Smith     (d.     Dec. 

19,    1818,    ae.    45);    5.    Deborah;   m.    Benedict;    6.    Hannah;    m.    Sept.    8, 

1785,  Ebenezer  Webb,  (b.  Sept.  14,  1756;  s.  of  Benjamin  Webb);  7.  Phebe;  m. 
Aug.  30,  1786,  Ebenezer  Webb  (b.  May  27,  1764,  s.  of  Epinetus  Webb);  8.  Mary; 
m.    Boulton. 


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190  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Children    of    Elnathan    and    Henrietta    C.     (Lyon)    Todd: 

1772.  I.     J<>hn    Everett;    m.     Sally    Gardiner;    a    dau.    Ruth. 

1773.  II.  Harriet  Adah;  m.  Sullivan  Moulton  Pine;  res.  King  St.,  Port 
Chester;    ch. :   James   and  Mildred. 

1044.  VII.  445.  JOHN  NEWTON'  LYON  [SamueP,  SamueP, 
Rog-erS  John^  Jolin=,  Thomas'],  of  North  Castle,  born  July  19,  1828;  died 
April  11,  1885;  buried  at  Oakland  Cemetery,  Mt.  Kisco,  N.  Y.  Adm. 
of  estate  May  15,  1885,  to  widow  Julia.  He  married  Dec.  4,  1867  Julia 
E.  Comstock,  born  Nov.  4,  1837;  res.  (1906)  Mt.  Kisco. 

Children    of   John    N.    and   Julia    E.    (Comstock)    Lyon: 

1774.  I.     Albert   C;   b.    Oct.    20.    1S6S. 

1775.  II.     Florence   R.;    b.    May    13,    1870. 

1045.  VII.  448.  NATHAN  EMERY'  LYON  [Garrettson«,  Gilbert', 
Roger*,  John^  John=,  Thomas'!,  of  369  West  48th  St.  New  York  City; 
born  Jan.  2,  1818;  died  July  7,  1886;  buried  at  White  Plains.  He  mar- 
ried, April  15,  1840  Catherine  E.  Cole  of  Red  Hook,  N.  Y..  born  Jan. 
13,  1817;  died  Oct.  12,  1885;  buried  at  White  Plains. 

Children    of   Nathan   E.    and   Catherine   E.    (Cole)    Lyon: 
*1776.     I.     Sarah    Maria;    b.    June    26,    1841;    m.    Peter    Sheldon    Coles. 
♦1777.     II.     Emery    Garrettson;    b.    Aug.    25,    1843;    m.    Mary    W.    Lewis. 
*1778.     III.      Emma   E.;    b.    Jan.    10,    1846;    m.     1st.    Halsey    W.    Knapp;    m. 
2nd.    William  B.    Long. 

1779.     IV.     Mary  Jane;   b.    April    10,    1848;    d.    in    infancy. 
*1780.     V.     Andrew    Simpson;    b.    Jan.    15,    1851;    m.    Mary   A.    Morton. 

1781.     VL      Charles   Benjamin;   b.    May   14,    1854. 
*1782.     VII.     William     Warren;     b.     Oct.      25,     1856;     m.     Paulina     E.      Lyon 
(No.   176^). 

'1046.  VII.  448.  ALBERT'  LYON  [Garrettson',  Gilbert",  Roger*, 
John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  21,  1821;  died  Oct.  24,  1881.  He  mar- 
ried, Nov.  18,  1845,  Harriet  Newell  Van  Zile  of  Rye,  N.  Y.,  born  May 
15,  1828;  died  May  28,  1894.  Adm.  of  estate  July  2,  1894  to  son  Calvin 
A.  Lyon. 

Children    of    Albert    and    Harriet    N.     (Van    Zile)    Lyon: 

1783.  I.  Calvin  Augustus;  b.  May  2,  1847;  res.  Mamaroneck,  N.  T.; 
married   ;    2    daughters. 

1784.  II.     William  Edwin;   b.    May   22,   1849;   d.    Feb.    13,   1852. 

1785.  III.      Albert   Edward;   b.    Nov.    21,    1851;    d.    May   26,    1866. 

1786.  IV.      George    Nelson;     b.     May     17,     1854;     married    ;     ch. :     1. 

Albert;    2.    Mary;    3.    Charles;    4.    George. 

1787.  V.  Lizzie  Sanford;  b.  Jan.  19,  1856;  m.  Dec.  25,  1876,  Ellsworth 
White. 


SEVENTH  GENERATION  191 

1788.  VI.     Edwin   Anderson;   b.    Aug.    8,    1859. 

1789.  VII.     Harry  Gedney;   b.    Oct.    30,    1862. 

1790.  VIII.     Wilbur  Carhart;    b.    July   11,    1865. 

1791.  IX.      Hattie   Frances;    b.    Sept.    8,    1869. 

1047.  VII.  448.  WILLIAM  EDWIN'  LYON  [Garrettson',  Gilbert', 
Roger*,  John^  John%  Thomas'],  of  Mamaroneck,  N.  Y.,  born  Feb.  8, 
1824;  died  May  15,  1900;  adm.  of  estate  May  29,  1900  to  son  W.  Irving 
Lyon.  He  married  Aug.  8,  1859  Jane  A.  Sloat.  Family  res.  (1906) 
Mamaroneck,  N.  Y. 

Children    of   William    E.    and    Jane   A.     (Sloat)    Lvon: 

1792.  I.     Ella  Frances;    b.    July   20,    1860. 

1793.  II.     William   Edwin;   b.   April   14,    1863. 

1794.  III.     Margaret   Jane;    b.    April    12,    1865. 

1795.  IV.     Charles  Warren;   b.    June   26,    1866. 

1796.  V.     W.  Irving;  b.   May   4,    1868. 

1797.  VI.     James  Newman;  b.  April  18,   1870. 

1798.  VII.     Minnie  Estelle;  b.   Nov.    19,    1872. 

1799.  VIII.     Mlie  I.;   b.   March  13,   1877. 

1051.  VII.  448.  WARREN'  LYON  [Garrettson',  Gilbert^  Roger*, 
John^  John%  Thomas'],  of  Mamaroneck,  N.  Y.,  b.  Nov.  2,  1829;  living 
1906.  He  married  first,  May  22,  1856,  Mary  A.  Ferguson,  died  March 
29,  1864.    He  married  second,  April  27,  1868,  Lucy  Atkins. 

Children    of   Warren    and    Mary    A.     (Ferguson)    Lyon: 
i800.     I.      Olivia   Augusta;   b.    May    2,    1857;    d.    in   infancy. 

1801.  II.      Leonora;   b.    Feb.    28.    1859. 

1802.  III.     Emma;   b.    Aug.    21,    1862. 

1803.  IV.     Mary   Augusta;    b.    Jan.    22.    1S64. 

1052.  VII.  448.  ELMIRA'  LYON  (ROOKE)  [Gar^ettson^  Gil- 
bert^  Roger*,  John'',  John-,  Thomas'],  of  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y.,  born 
Aug.  2,  1832;  living  1906.     She  married  May  3,  1859  Mathew  T.  Rooke. 

Children    of   Mathew    T.    and    Elmira    (Lyon)    Rooke: 

1804.  I.      Theodore  Augustus;  b.   March  18,   1860;  d.  June  8,   1865. 
1K05.     II.     Frank    Aydelott;    b.    Nov.    17.    1862. 

1806.  III.     Ida   Jean;    b.    Jan.    13,    1866. 

1807.  IV.     Jessie;    b.    Jan.    4,    1868. 

1808.  V.     Carrie;   twin   sister    of   Jessie. 

1809.  VI.     Warren    Augustus;    b.    Sept.    27.    1873. 

1057.  VII.  453.  SARAH'  LYON  (MORGAN)  [David  W.^  Gilbert^ 
Roger*,  John^  John-,  Thomas'],  res.   (1906)   175  Railroad  Ave.,  White 


192  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Plains,  N.  Y.  She  married  Christian  D.  Morgan,  born  May  28,  1825; 
died  May  7,  1865;  son  of  Caleb  (or  Cobb)  and  Hettie  (Deberer)  Mor- 
gan. 

Son    of    Christian    D.    and    Sarah    (Lyon)    Morgan: 

1810.  I.  Franklin  T.;  of  Kinderhook,  N.  T. ;  d.  Sept.  11,  1906,  at  residence 
of  his  mother. 

1059.  VII.  454.  DARIUS^  LYON  [Jesse^  Gilbert",  Roger*,  John«, 
John=,  Thomas'],  of  Mount  Vernon,  N.  Y.,  born  April  23,  1822;  died 
March  9,  1896;  adm.  of  estate  March  28,  1896  to  son  Addison  J.  Lyon. 
He  was  Town  Clerk,  Supervisor  of  Eastchester  1864-5;  Sheriff  of  West- 
chester Co.,  Excise  Commissioner,   1867-8.     He  married  . 

Children: 

1811.  I.     John   B.    S.;    res.    160    Stevens    Ave.,    Mt.    Vernon,    N.    Y. 

1813.     II.     Addison  J.;  attorney  at  law;  res.   144   Stevens  Ave.,   Mt.   Vernon. 

1813.  III.     Ella  A.;   res.    144   Stevens  Ave.,    Mt.   Vernon. 

1063.  VII.  459.  ELIZA  ANN^  LYON  (EMMONS)  [James«, 
James^  James*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  ["with  two  teeth"]  July 
4,  1799;  died  Feb.  24,  1870.  She  married,  Jan.  26,  1819,  John  Emmons; 
res.  Livingston,  Essex  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  John   and   Eliza  Ann    (Lyon)    Emmons: 

1814.  I.     Ann  Eliza;   b  .Oct.    28,    1819;   d.   July   5,    1841. 

1815.  II.  Mary  Amelia;  b.  Nov.  15,  1821;  d.  189 — ;  m.  1st,  Aug  16, 
1843,   Oliver  E.  Wade;  m.   2nd  Depue. 

1816.  III.  John  Francis;  b.  Jan.  22,  1824;  d.  Oct.  25,  1895;  m.  Nov.  8, 
1848,   Eliza  Albright. 

1817.  IV.  William;  b.  Jan.  11,  1826;  d.  Oct.  22,  1892;  m.  Dec.  21,  1872, 
Cecilia  M.   Collins. 

1818.  V.     Isaac;   b.    June    15,    1828;    d.    Aug.    1902;    m.    Phebe   Edwaruo. 

1819.  VI.     Louisa;  b.  June  22,   1830;   d.  June  22,   1832. 

1820.  VII.     Louisa;    b.    May    13,    1833;    m.    Charles   Post. 

1821.  VIII.     James   Lyon;   b.    Nov.   11,    1835;    d.   Aug.    22,    1848. 

1822.  IX.  George;  b.  Aug.  28,  1839;  d.  Nov.  16,  1890;  m.  1st.  Betsey 
Burnett;   m.    2nd.,   June   16,    1875,    Charlotte   Adele   Squier. 

1823.  X.  Catherine  Lyon;  b.  May  30,  1843;  m.  1st.  Robert  McChesney;  m. 
2nd.  . 

1065.  VII.  459.  WILLIAM  LEWIS^  LYON  [James«,  James», 
James*,  John^  John-,  Thomas'],  of  Greenwich,  Conn.,  born  New  York 
City,  Aug.  25,  1808;  died  New  Orleans,  La.,  June  30,  1858  of  yellow 
fever.  Adm.  of  estate.  New  York  City  Aug.  17,  1858  to  Augustus  Mead 
of  Greenwich.    William  was  a  sea  captain.     He  married,  June  1,  1840, 


SEVENTH   GENERATION  193 

Catherine  Mead,  born  Nov.  13,  1819;  died  April  18,  1895;  daughter  of 
Amos  and  Mary  (Purdy)  Mead. 

Children  of  William  L.    and   Catherine    (Mead)    Lyon: 
*J824.     I.     aiary   Louise;    b.    March    10,    1841;    m.    Luke    A.    Lockwood;    res. 

Riverside,    Conn. 

•1825.     I.     Amos   Mead;   b.    March   7,    1843;   m.   Bessie   Clark;   res.    (1906)    New 

York  City. 

•1826.     III.     James;   b.    May    27,    1845;    m.    1st.    Victorlne   Jefferson;    m.    2nd. 

Laura  Howe   Salmon;   res.    Spokane.   "Wash. 

1827.  IV.     Elizabeth    Dawborn;    b.    July    28,    1848. 

1828.  V.     Catherine  Ware;  b.    May  18,   1850;   m.    Vanderbllt  Buxton. 

1829.  VI.     Clarinda    Mean;    b.    Jan.    29,    1852;    m.    Edwin    Moore. 

1830.  VII.     William   Lewis;   b.    Jan.    16,    1854;    d.    Jan.    5.    1895,    in   Arizona. 

1831.  VIIL     Charles  O.;  b.   March  2,   1856;  m.   Ida  Palllon.      /2-«-£  ,     /9.?3     Q'L/»-A.  <-*« 

!__£* 

1067.     VII.     459.     JANE    ADELIA^    LYON    (MERRITT)     [James*,  

James',  James*,  John',  John-  Thomas^],  born  July  9,  1816;  died  July  20, 
1854.  She  married  Daniel  B.  Merritt,  son  of  Daniel  and  Sarah  (Lyon) 
Merritt. 

Children  of  Daniel  B.  and  Jane  A.  (Lyon)  Merritt  (all  mentioned  Dec.  20, 
1869): 

1832.  I.     James  L. 

1833.  II.     Louise. 

1834.  III.     Phebe  W. 

1069.  VII.  460.  CATHARINE  COLE'  LYON  (CONCKLIN) 
[Samuel  M.°,  James",  James*,  John^  John^,  Thomas^],  born  in  New  York 
City  Oct.  27,  1806;  died  April  12,  1893.  She  married  April  4,  1824,  Wal- 
ter Williams  Concklin,  born  March  2,  1798;  died  May  8,  1883.  They 
lived  in  New  York  City. 

Children    of    Walter    W.    and    Catharine    C.     (Lyon)    Concklin: 

1836.  I.  Samuel  Marvin;  b.  Feb.  27,  1825;  d.  Sept.  13,  1872;  m.  Maria 
Louisa   Clark. 

1837.  II.     Thomas   Lyon;    b.    Aug.    28,    1826;    d.    April    17,    1892;    unm. 

1838.  III.     Mary   Eliza;    b.    Dec.    5,    1828;    d.    Feb.    11,    1884;    unm. 

1839.  IV.     Catharine    Augusta;    b.    May    14,    1831;    unm. 

1840.  V.     Henry  Cole;   b.    March   18,    1833;   d.    Nov.   24,   1876;   unm. 

1841.  VI.     WUliam;    b.    April    1.    1836;    d.    Dec.    27,    1837. 

1842.  VII.  Anna  Marvin;  b.  June  30,  1846;  m.  March  1,  1870,  Henry  Clay 
Stephens  (b.  Port  Henry,  N.  Y.  Dec.  7,  1832;  d.  New  York,  May  14,  1898); 
son  of  Chester  and  Mary  Hemenway  (Wetherbee)  Stephens;  one  ch:  Thomas 
Concklin  (b.  Pelham  Manor.  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.  Jan,  29,  1878);  res.  (1904) 
142   W.    65th.    St.,    New    York    City. 

1070.  VII.  460.  ABIGAIL  COLE'  LYON  (COLE)  [Samuel  M.", 
(13) 


194  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

James^  James*,  John",  John%  Thomas'],  born  New  York  City,  Dec.  30, 
1809;  died  Aug.  5,  1846;  married  in  New  York  City,  108  Vasey  St.,  Oct. 
12,  1825,  by  Rev.  William  McMurray,  to  Henry  Cole,  born  Jan.  12,  1804; 
died  July  11,  1854. 

Children   of  Henry   and   Abigail   C.    (Lyon)    Cole: 

1843.  I.     WUliam  W.;   b.    Sept.    18,    1830;    d.-  Oct.    2,    1831. 

1844.  II.     Mary  I>yon;   b.    Sept.    2,    1832;    d.    Dec.    12,    1850. 

1845.  III.  Katherine  Conklin;  b.  Aug.  9,  1834;  res.  (1904)  108  W.  101st. 
St.,  New  York  City;  m.  Nov.  18,  1857  Rev.  William  Day  (b.  Nov.  10,  1827;  d. 
July  21,  1895),  s.  of  Thomas  and  Elizabeth  (Groves)  Day  of  eo.  Kent,  Eng.  ; 
ch. :  1.  Henry  Cole,  b.  Jersey  City.  Dec.  15,  1858;  2.  Fannie  Cole,  b.  Rahway. 
N.  J.,  Oct.  15,  1860;  3.  Kittle  Cole,  b.  Washington,  N.  J.  (m.  Nov.  1,  1893, 
Henry  Winter   Davis). 

1846.  IV.      Henrietta;    b.    Sept.    13,    1836;    d.    Aug.     26,    1837. 

1847.  V.  Frances  Priscilla;  b.  Jan.  21,  1839;  res.  (1904)  107  W.  101st.  St., 
New  York  City;  m.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Sept.  9.  1862,  John  Juveno  Youlin,  M.  D.; 
e.  of  John  and  Susanna  (Fisher)  Youlin  of  Rupert,  Vt.;  ch. :  1.  Klttie  Cole,  b. 
Jersey  City,  N.  J.  Dec.  8,  1864;  d.  New  York  City  June  28,  1897;  2.  William 
Day,  b.  Jersey  City  Sept.  15,  1869;  d.  Rutherford,  N.  J.  June  4,  1896  (m.  July 
22,    1893    Nellie   Irving;    a   dau.    Frances  Cole,   b.    April    28,    1894). 

1848.  VI.     Anna   Husted;   b.    June   5,    1846;    d.    July   23,    1846. 

1116.  VII.  497.  LORRETA'  LYON  (PECK)  [Benjamin  W.», 
Benjamin  W.^  James*,  John',  John%  Thomas'],  born  March  2,  1821;  d. 
Nov.  1,  1891.  She  married  1838  John  Forbes  Peck,  born  Dec.  27,  1821: 
died  July  13,  1883;  son  of  Capt.  Curtis  and  Hannah  (Lonerre)  Peck, 
of  Flushing  N.  Y. 

Children    of   John    F.    and    Lorreta    (Lyon)    Peck: 

1849.  I.     Curtis   H.;   res.    Mamaroneck,    N.    Y. 

1850.  IL      Emily;    m.    Clark. 

1851.  III.     Alphonse. 

1852.  IV.      Hannah;    m.    Linton. 

1853.  V.      Sarah. 

1854.  VI.     Mary;   m.    Taylor. 

1120.  VII.  498.  DAVID  MERRITT'  LYON  [James^  Benjamin 
W.^  James*,  John',  John%  Thomas'],  born  1825;  d.  July  23,  1891,  ae. 
66  y.;  m.  Lavinia  Moseman,  daughter  of  Willet  and  Lavinia  (Coe) 
Moseman. 

Children    of   David    M.    and   Lavinia    (Moseman)    Lyon: 

1855.  1.      Herman. 

1856.  II.      Clarence. 

1857.  III.     Georgia   A.;   m.    Henry  P.    Girard. 

1125.     VII.     499.     BENJAMIN  W.'  LYON    [DanieP,  Benjamin  W.». 


SEVENTH  GENERATION  195 

JamesS  John^  John%  Thomas'],  born  June  16,  1824;  died  Oct.  7,  1897; 
buried  at  Bryam  Point.  He  married  Derinda  Fairchild,  born  June  29, 
1815;  died  Dec.  24,  1896;  buried  at  Byram  Point.  She  was  daughter  of 
Benjamin  Fairchild,  born  Dec.  18,  1781;  d.  Aug.  31,  1866,  and  Rachel 
Merritt,  died  Jan.  14,  1849,  ae.  76  y. 

Daug-hter   of   Benjamin   W.    and   Derinda    (Fairchild)    Lyon; 
1857a.     I.     Avaline;     b.     Greenwich,     Conn.,     1849;     d.     Oct.     16,     1889;     m. 
Frederick    A.    Lyon    (No.    1133). 

1128.  VII.  499.  ANN  ELIZA'  LYON  (RAWSON)  [DanieP,  Ben- 
jamin W.°,  James*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  1830;  died  1863;  m. 
Chauncey  Rawson,  born  1814;  died  1870.  He  married  second  Amy  M. 
Lyon,  sister  to  his  first  wife,  but  they  had  no  children. 

Children   of   Chauncey   and  Ann   Eliza    (Lyon)    Rawson: 

1858.  L      Ida   K.   Knight:   res.     New   Rochelle. 

1859.  II.      Virginia    B.;    res.     New    Rochelle. 

1860.  III.     Kate  G.;   m.   George  Wishart;   res.   Port  Chester. 

1861.  IV.     Albert  M.;  b.  Jan.   18,   I860:   d.   July  2.   1860. 

1862.  V.     Maria  M.;  b.   Jan.    25,   1863;   d.   July  4,    1863. 

1130.     VII.     499.     WILLIAM  HUSTED'  LYON    [Danier.  Benjamin 

W.^    James^   John^   John^   Thomas^],    married   .      He    died 

May  14,  1878,  ae.  48. 

Children: 

1863.  I.     George   Irving. 

1864.  II.      Walter  D. 

1865.  III.     Emma  F. 

1133.  VII.  500.  FREDERICK  A.'  LYON  [Thomas  M.\  Benjamin 
W.^  James*,  John^  John=,  Thomas'],  born  in  New  London,  Conn.,  1849 
(?);  died  before  1889.  He  married,  Oct.  20,  1869,  Avaline  Lyon  (No. 
1857a.).     She  died  Oct.  16,  1889,  ae.  40  y.  4  m. 

Children    of   Frederick   A.    and    Avaline    (Lvon)    Lvon: 

1865a.     I.     Frederick;  b.   Oct.    2,   1870. 

1865b.     II.      Son;  b.   Jan.    1879. 

1865c.     III.      ChUd;    b.    Dec.    26,    1S82. 

1149.  VII.  508.  JULIA  ANN'  LYON  (DAVIS)  [Floyd".  Daniel', 
Gilbert*,  John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  30,  1830;  died  July  17,  1885. 
She  married  Capt.  Edward  Davis,  born  Feb.  4,  1825;  son  of  Henry 
and  Abigail  Jane  (Lyon)  Davis. 


196  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Children   of   Edward   and   Julia   Ann    (Lyon)    Davis: 

1866.  I.     Charles  W.;   m.    Addle   Taylor. 

1867.  II.     Thomas  Jefferson;   m.   Nettie  Wellman  of   New   Milford,   Pa. 

1868.  III.     Sarah  Jane;   m.    William   L.    Dean. 

1869.  IV.     Maria  M.;   m.    Edwin   L.    Decker   of  New   Mtlford,    Pa. 

1156.  VII.  526.  MARY  W.'  LYON  (PURDY)  [Thomas',  Samuel', 
Thomas*,  Thomas^  Thomas",  Thomas'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.;  died  Purdy's 
Station,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  11,  1905.  She  married  Issac  Hart  Purdy,  son  of 
Isaac  and  Anna  (Hart)  Purdy  of  Purdy's  Station.  He  died  in  1892, 
leaving  a  son  Thomas  and  two  daughters.  § 

Children   of  Isaac  H.    and   Mary  W.    (Lyon)    Purdy: 

1870.  I.     Thomas  Liyon;  res.   Purdy   Station,   N.   Y. 

1871.  II.     Isaac. 

Also   two   daughters. 

1164.  VII.  5481.  MARY  ANNA'  LYONS  (WOOLSEY)  [Jesse«, 
Jesse',  Samuel*,  'Samuel^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  4,  1844;  mar- 
ried, at  Milton,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  29,  1868,  Joseph  Romer  Woolsey,  born  Feb. 
15,  1843,  son  of  Eli  Sylvester  and  Susanna  (Romer)  Woolsey.  Res. 
Milton,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  Joseph  R.   and  Mary  Anna   (Lyon)    Woolsey: 

1871a.  I.  Mary  Bomer;  b.  Nov.  24,  1868;  m.  April  12,  1899,  William  G. 
Covert. 

1871b.  II.     Jesse  Lyons;  b.   June  21,   1871;   m.   Feb.   1,   1898,   Alice  A.  Apgar. 

1871c.  III.  Joseph  Bomer;  b.  Jan.  1,  1874;  m.  Aug.  30,  1903,  Marlon  L. 
Gray. 

1871d.  IV.     Ada  Woolsey;  b.  May  20,  1877;  d.  Aug.   11,   1880. 

1871e.  V.     Stephen;  b.   Aug.    22,    1879;   m.   Oct.    4,   1904,   Edna  B.    Gray. 

1871f.  VI.     Susanna;   b.   June   25,    1881;   m.   June   5,    1907,    Clarence   P.    Mears. 

1165.  VII.  557.  ANNE  ELIZABETH'  LYON  (HINCKEN)  [Sam- 
uel M.^  Nehemiah^  Nehemiah*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born 
May  3,  1818;  died  June  27,  1852.  She  married,  Nov.  4,  1835,  Edward 
Hincken  of  London,  Eng.,  born  Oct.  17,  1812;  died  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Jan.  6,  1894. 

Children   of   Edward   and   Anne    E.    (Lyon)    Hincken: 

1872.  I.     Elsie  Klizabeth;   b.   Nov.    19,    1836;   d.    April  1,    1840. 

1873.  II.  Edward  Boyd;  b.  Nov.  25,  1843;  d.  March  20,  1888;  m.  Oct.  25, 
1882,  Helen  Suydam  Pyle;  a  dau.  Elsie  Onderdonk,  b.  Feb.   5,  1884. 


lit  Is  said  that  the  Lyon  cane,  handed  down  through  several  generations 
by  namesakes  of  the  original  Thomas  Lyon,  is  now  in  possession  of  some  mem- 
ber of  this  family. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  197 

1874.  III.  Cort  Roadside;  b.  New  York  City,  Nov.  16,  1850;  d.  April  12, 
1907;  m.  New  York,  March  30,  1875,  Jennie  Budd  Hubbard  (b.  Boston,  Mass., 
March  6,  1853);  children:  1.  Mabel,  b.  Brooklyn  March  16,  1876;  m.  April  24, 
1900,  Joseph  Nostrand  Rlgot  (one  son  Palmer  Nostrand) ;  2.  £dward,  b.  Nov.  15, 
1877;  m.  Oct.  20,  1897,  May  French  (one  son  Cort  Roadside);  3.  Boyd,  b.  Aug. 
10,   1879. 

1166.  VII.  557.  ELSIE  ONDERDONK'  LYON  (HINCKEN) 
[Samuel  M.^  Nehemiah^  Nehemiah*,  SamueP,  Thomas*,  Thomas^],  born 
Rye  N.  Y.,  Jan.  11,  1820;   died  Jan.  28,  1883.     She  married  first,  Aug. 

23,  1835,  William  Crawford,  died  Oct.  1838.  She  married  second.  May 
31,  1855,  Edward  Hincken,  widower  of  her  sister  Anne,  born  London, 
Eng.,  Oct.  17,  1812;   d.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  6,  1894. 

Children  of  Edwin  and  Elsie  O.   (Lyon)   Hincken: 

1875.  I.     Anne  Elizabeth;  b.   Sept.   17,   1856. 

1876.  II.     Charlotte  Matilda;  b.  June  20,   1859;  d.  March  5,  1862. 

1167.  VII.  557.  CHARLOTTE  MATILDA'  LYON  (DILLON) 
[Samuel  M.°,  Nehemiah',  Nehemiah\  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born 
Oct.  26,  1822;  died  Jan.  17,  1852.  She  married  Oct.  30,  1838,  Robert 
Dillon,  born  July  26,  1817;  died  April  19,  1892. 

Children  of  Robert  and  Charlotte  M.    (Lyon)   Dillon: 

1877.  I.  Elsie  Elizabeth;  b.  Feb.  8.  1841;  m.  Dec.  3,  1867,  Harold  L. 
Crane  (b.  Feb.  4,  1846);  ch. :  1.  Robert  Dillon,  b.  Jan.  9,  1869;  2.  William 
Watrous,   b.    Oct.    1     1873;    d.    Sept.    17,    1874. 

1878.  IL     Charlotte  MatUda;   b.    March   17,    1843;   m.   April   30,    1859,   George 

5.  Diossy  (b.  April  26,  1835;  d.  April  27,  1882);  children:  1.  John  Joseph,  b. 
Feb.  1,  1862;  d.  Sept.  12,  1862;  2.  George  S.,  b.  May  30,  1863;  m.  Jan.  15, 
1896   Maude  Dickson;      3.  Lucy  Vida,  b.   July   13,    1865;      4.  Robert  Dillon,  b.   Oct. 

24,  1867;   m.   Feb.    3,   1892,  Alice  Doerflinger;      5.  Sidney  Wallace,  b.   May   2,   1872; 

6.  Elsie  Crane,  b.  May  1,   1878. 

1879.  III.     Mary  EUen;  b.  Dec.  27,  1844;  d.  Oct.  5,  1861. 

1168.  VII.  557.  ITHAMBR  OSBORN'  LYON  [Samuel  M.",  Nehe- 
miah=,  Nehemiah*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  July  18,  1835.  He 
married  Adelaide  J.  Parks,  bom  June  26,  1827;  died  Nov.  11,  1903. 

Children    of   Ithamer    O.    and   Adelaide    (Parks)    Lyon: 

1880.  I.     Robert  Dillon;   b.    Nov.    10,   1847;    d.    June   18,   1899. 

1881.  II.     Samuel  Morrell;   b.    June   16,   1849. 

1882.  III.     Mary  Louise;   b.    June    26,    1850. 

1883.  IV.     Ithamer  Osborn;  b.    Jan.    26,   1852;   d.    April   23,    1883. 

1169.  VIL  557.  MARY  LOUISE'  LYON  (BRUNDAGE)  [Samuel 
M.^   Nehemiah^   NehemiahS    SamueP,   Thomas^   Thomas'],   born    Jan. 


198  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

10,  1828;  died  Dec.  31,  1880.    She  married,  Jan.  10,  1850,  James  Harvey 
Brundage,  born  April  28,  1827;  died  April  15,  1866. 

Children    of    James    H.    and    Mary    Louise    (Lyon)    Brundage; 

1884.  I.  Estelle;  b.  Sept.  26,  1850;  m.  1st.  Dec.  9,  1S69,  Edmund  Owen 
Holt  (b.  March  21,  1S41;  d.  Aug.  20,  1874);  1  ch.,  Mary  Louise,  b.  Dec.  31,  1872; 
d.  May  25,   1891;  m.   2nd.  April  4,   1888,  Walsingham  A.   Miller. 

1885.  II.  Edwin  Hincken;  b.  April  29,  1852;  d.  May  15,  1889;  m.  Dec. 
2.  1875,  Caroline  Taylor  Patterson  (b.  Aug.  22,  1853);  ch. ;  1.  Estelle  Holt,  b. 
Dec.    3,    1876;    m.    George   Bingham;    2.    Schuyler,   b.    April    12,    1879. 

1886.  III.     Marie   Louise;    b.    Dec.    13,    1860;    d.    Dec.    1,    1902. 

1887.  IV.  James  Harvey;  b.  Sept.  17,  1863;  m.  Mrs.  Bertha  Honore 
(Stone)   Ball. 

1888.  V.     Percy  Howard;   b.    Nov.    4,    1864;    m.    Hattie   Hanford   Bishop. 

1170.  VII.  566.  HYATT^  LYON  [William*,  Alvan°,  Benjamin*, 
SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  of  New  York  City,  born  July  1,  1806;  died 
New  York,  Aug.  7,  1880  (suddenly  of  heart  disease);  buried  at  Mt. 
Kis.co.  Adm.  of  estate,  Brooklyn  Oct.  27,  1880  to  daughter  Delia  E, 
Lyon.  He  married  first  Ann  Fowler,  second  Caroline  Kerr  and  third 
Jemima  C.  Sutton,  daughter  of  Willet  and  Amy  ( )  Sutton. 

Children    of    Hyatt    and    Ann    (Fowler)    Lyon: 

1889.  I.      Mary  Adelin. 

1890.  II.     Franli;    (her  father  was  guardian  for   her   Dec.    21,    1848). 
Children    of    Hyatt    and    Jemima    C.     (Sutton)     Lyon: 

1891.  III.     Delia   E.;   m.    about    1881   McKeever. 

1892.  IV.     Carrie   A.;    b.    Nov.     29,    1859;    d.    Jan.     12,    1881. 

1171.  VII.  566.  EDGAR  H.'  LYON  [William*,  Alvan^  Benjamin*, 
Samuel',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  24,  1813;  died  Aug.  15,  1858; 
(Chappaqua  Rec);  adm.  of  estate  Aug.  27,  1858  at  New  York,  to  widow 
Emma  F.  Lyon  and  Hyatt  Lyon.  Dec.  22,  1859  Hyatt  Lyon  guardian  for 
Ann  O.,  John  C.  and  Permelia  Lyon,  minors.  Edgar  married  Emma  F. 
Corsen. 

Children   of  Edgar  H.    and   Emma  F.    (Corsen)    Lyon: 

1893.  I.  John  Corsen;  b.  July  21,  1840;  d.  July  19,  1873;  m.  Oct.  3,  1870, 
Cornelia   Flewellyn    (d.    1905);    no  ch. 

1894.  II.     James. 

*1895.     III.     Ann   Ophelia;   m.    David  Anderson. 
1896.     IV.     Permelia;   m.    Edward   Watson;    res.    Westfield,    Chautauqua   Co., 
N.   T.  ;  no  ch. 

1172.  VII.  566.  CALEB'  LYON  [William*,  Alvan»,  Benjamin*, 
Samuel',  ThomasS  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  4,  1819;   res.   (1903)  Cortland, 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  199 

DeKalb  Co.,  111.     He  married  Mary  Ann  Freeland;  died  Feb.  3,  1855; 
daughter  of  Abraham  and  Elizabeth  ( )  Freeland. 

Children   of   Caleb   and   Mary   Ann    (Freeland)    Lyon: 

1897.  I.     Matilda;  b.    March   8,   1845;  d.    March  22,  1888;  m.    Leonard  Smith. 

1898.  II.     VViliiam;   b.    March   20,    1848;   d.    March   27.    1852. 

1899.  III.      Adelaide;   b.    Feb.    20,    1853;    m.    Feb.    2,    1881,    Hollin   Miles. 

1900.  IV.     £stelle;    b.    Feb.    8,    1855;    m.    Dec.    9.    1873,    Beecher    Snow. 

1901.  V.     £mma;   b.    Oct.    28,    1860;    d.    Jan.    28,    1902. 

1174.  VII.  566.  MARGARET' LYON  (ACKER)  [William',  Alvan», 
Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  May  1,  1825;  died  Oct. 
20,  1902.  She  married  Augustus  Acker,  born  April  27,  1822;  died  Sept. 
22,  1902;  son  of  Stephen  Acker. 

Children    of    Augustus    and    Margaret    (Lyon)    Acker: 

1902.  I.     William  Edgar;   b.    March    24,    1846. 

1903.  II.     Margaret;   b.    July   24,    1848. 

1904.  III.     Odessa;    b.    Sept.    12,    1851;    d.    June   6,    1882. 

1905.  IV.     Delia;    b.    Dec.    2,    1854. 

1906.  V.     WinOeld;   b.    Sept.    8,    1860. 

1907.  VI.     Howard;    b.    June    20,    1862. 

1908.  VII.     Frank;   b.    May   3,    1864;    d.    Feb.    7,    1881. 

1909.  VIII.     ADtoinette;    b.     April    10,    1866. 

One  of  the  daughters  is  Mrs.   John  A.    Murray,   303   Railroad  Ave.,   Brooklyn. 

1176.  VII.  567.  DAVID  R.'  LYON  [SamueP,  Alvan»,  Benjamin*, 
SamueP,  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  of  Kitchawan,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y., 
born  Jan.  18,  1835.  He  married  first  Elizabeth  W.  Hood,  born  Sept.  11, 
1838;  died  Jan.  22,  1890;  daughter  of  Benjamin  Hood.  He  married 
second  in  1892,  Abby  Jane  ( )  widow  of  David  Griffin. 

Children    of   David    R.    and   Elizabeth   W.     (Hood)    Lyon: 

1910.  I.     Herbert;   b.    Dec.    12.   1864. 

1911.  II.     Frank;  b.    Dec.    15,    1868. 

1912.  III.     Eugene  Theodore;   b.    Oct.    2,    1877. 


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1188.     VII.     569.     JOHN  W.'  LYON  [Benjamin^,  Alvan^  Benjamin*, 
SamueP,  Thomas=,  Thomas'],  died  1901;  res.  Pleasantville,  N.  Y.,  also 
89  Skillman  St.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y  .  Will  dated  March  4,  1901;  probated        -^  ^ J 
White  Plains  (Lib.  138.  p.  180).    He  married  Eliza  JanS . 


Son   of  John  W.   and   Ellzaj  Jane    ( 
1913.     I.     Clarence  S 


1190.     VII.     570.     CORDELIA    C    LYON    (CARPENTER)    [David  jt*^^"^^ 


C,  Alvan",  Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  5,  1838;     /a"^^^ 
L^c^    H'X^^   a   U^^ ,     Prx^-^t^tT^^^    'T?T^^rc^    /3^.<^/-^     4  ^4. 


200  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

died  Mt.  Kisco,  N.  Y.,  July  20,  1906.     She  married  J.  Theodore  Carpen- 
ter, born  1836;    son  of  Zophar  and  Phebe   (Marshall)   Carpenter. 

Children  of  J.    Theodore  and  Cordelia  C.    (Lyon)    Carpenter: 

1914.  I.  Emma  Louisa;  b.  1864;  m.  April  23,  1891,  Henry  Halght  Louns- 
berry,   son   of  William   H.    and  Phebe   H.    (Fowler)    Lounsberry. 

1915.  II.      Lizzie;    m.    Harrison   T.    Slosson. 

1197.  VII.  572.  JOHN  HUYLER'  LYON  [Alvan«,  Alvan=,  Ben- 
jamin*, Samuel',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  15,  1841;  married  first, 
June  14,  1865,  Lucy  Ann  Boddy,  died  Nov.  10,  1883;  daughter  of  Rich- 

ard  and  Elizabeth  ( )  Boddy  of  England.     He  married  second, 

Oct.    20,    1884,    Fredricka    Hennsler,    daughter    of    John    and    Regina 
( )  Hennsler  of  Germany. 

Children  of  John   H.    and  Lucy  Ann    (Boddy)    Lyon: 

1916.  I.     Edwin  Alvan;  b.    April  9,   1866;   d.    Nov.    18,   1881. 

1917.  II.     Charles    A.;    b.    Sept.    19,    1867;    d.    July    15,    1868. 
•1918.     III.     David  Huyler;   b.    April  7,   1869;   m.    Mary  Anna  Bartlett. 
*1919.     IV.     Frank  Selover;   b.    Aug.    13,    1871;   m.    Gussie   Lengle. 

1930.  V.  Louisa  Phelan;  b.  March  4,  1874;  d.  March  1,  1900;  m.  Nov.  17, 
1898.   Frank  White;   a  son  Jolin  Huyler. 

1921.  VI.      Grace    Kobertson;    b.     July    9,    1881. 
Children  of  John  H.    and  Fredricka   (Hennsler)    Lyon: 

1922.  VII.     Jennie   Jones;   b.    Feb.    26,    1886;    d.    Nov.    1886. 

1923.  VIII.     Abigail   Huyler;   b.    Nov.    1,    1887. 

1924.  IX.     William   Davis;   b.    Aug.    21,    1889. 

1925.  X.     Harry    MacKenzie;    b.    July    14,    1893. 
J926.     XI.     John    Walter;    b.    March    14,    1896. 

1198.  VII.  572.  MARY  CATHERINE'  LYON  (MABIB)  [Alvan*. 
Alvan^  Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  23,  1843; 
died  Nov.  20,  1902.  She  married  Nov.  23,  1864,  Henry  Mabie,  born 
Feb.  21,  1848;  son  of  Peter  and  Rachel  (Bogart)  Mable. 

Children   of  Henry   and   Mary   C.    (Lyon)    Mabie: 

1927.  I.      Harry   C;   b.    Oct.    2,    1865;   unm.,    1903. 

1928.  II.     Eva   Huyler;    b.    June    26,    1872;    d.    Sept.    23,    1872. 

1929.  III.     Ada   E.;   b.    Nov.    7,    1875;    unm.,    1903. 

1200.  VII.  "  578.  SARAH  ANN'  LYON  (SCHERMERHORN) 
(BEATTY)  [John  M.^  Samuel',  Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas-,  Thomas'], 
born  Sept.  11,  1837;  died  202  Keat  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  18,  1885; 
buried  in  St.  Johns  Cemetery,  Yonkers.  Will  dated  Feb.  19,  1884;  pro- 
bated Brooklyn,  March  9,  1885.  She  married  first  Levi  Dexter  Schermer- 
horn,  born  May  28,  1830;   died  July  19,  1860;    son  of  Uriah  and  Olive 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  201 

(Gaboon)  Schermerhorn.  She  married  second  Benjamin  Beatty,  who 
had  a    daughter  Florence  E.  by  a  former  marriag^e. 

Son    of   Levi    D.    and   Sarah   Ann    (Lyon)    Schermerhorn: 

1930.     I.     Frank    Merritt;    b.     Oct.     11,    1858;    m.     Feb.     7,    1883,    Myra    Ada 
^P^ckney  Xb.    March   25,   1860);   res.    (1906)    Setanket,   L.   I.  .-  ^, 

fQ  1201.     VII.     578.     MARY    HYATT'    LYON    (ARtoBALD)     [John 

M.',   SamueP,  Benjamin*,   SamueP,   Thomas^   Thomas'],   married  April^^^  ^  C 
1864,  Andrew  Archibald,^  born  Dec^839,  at  Fordham,  N.  Y.;    '^^^   ^^t     ^ 

Children    of   Andrew 'and   Mary   Ii.     (Lyon)    Archibald:       A  .»!^_^      C*    Qjl^    J    '    ^ 
.^  1931.     1.     Merritt  Lyon.  ^r/r^S';    ^,  /^/j""  ^ ^U-^^-^^4^   /  ^^^''^^^ 

.K^>t~~    I  1932.     II.     Harry   Ascough;   b.    1871;    attorney   at   law;    alderman    3rd   Ward,.     ^ 

-^y*-    ',  Sronkers   1903,   ae.    26.  ^- t|      A^^  ,^  / -^/^Z  J^  «0  /3  t^  «  t..^X^<. 

fT/C  \  1933.     in.     Fred  Ascough.    I  ^Jy-^O  ,  /  /^  /  ^>j'-     <^  «t/  ,  f:v  /-    /<X,^^,  /  a> 

t  1218.     VII.     611.     GEORGE  LAMSON'  LYON  [Abraham  U.«,  Abra- 

ham^  Monmouth*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born  1848;  res.  (1906) 
Mamaroneck,  N.  Y.;  business,  Central  Lard  Co.,  Produce  Exchange, 
N.  Y.,  City.    He  married  June  18,  1873  Fannie  Mary  Crowe. 


3rowe)    Lyon:     g^  J     /^"^  *y»       /^ 


Children   of  George   L.    and   Fannie   M.    (Crowe)    Lyon: 

1934.  I.     George   John.  __ 

1935.  II.     Albert  Roe;   d.    Dec.    4,    1884.    *^ ^  '       ^[m^M...^^^^-^        ^^-^-<-«> 

1936.  III.     Clara  Elisa.  /^ '^  ^^f^T'^        J  ,  ^^    "^ 

1937.  IV.     WUbur  Francis.  *-«*-^.C<.-^=-<-  'r^Sm 

1938.  V.     Lauretta.  ' 

1220.  VII.  614.  MONMOUTH'  LYON  [Thomas  C,  Monmouth*, 
Sylvanus*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born  June  10,  1853;  salesman; 
res.  1158  Halsey  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  He  married,  Aug.  24,  1874,  Mary 
L.  Ford,  born  Aug.  25,  1853;  daughter  of  Michael  and  Louisa  Bonsieau 
Ford. 

Children    of   Monmouth    and    Mary    L.    (Ford)    Lyon: 

1939.  I.     Monmouih   Ford;   b.    July   1,    1875. 

1940.  II.     Edith;   b.    Sept.    13,    1877;   d.    Jan.    17,    1896. 

1941.  III.      Stephen  Guion;  b.   April   2,   1880. 

1943.     IV.     Thomas  Collum;  b.    Sept.    2,   1883;  d.   June  15,   1885. 
1943.     V.     John  Edward;   b.    Aug.    17,    1886. 

1229.  VII.  618.  IDA  AMANDA'  LYON  (REQUA)  [John  P.', 
Monmouth",  Sylvanus*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born  about  1854. 
She  married,  April  24,  1873,  Charles  H.  Rfequa,  born  Dec.  31,  1850,. son 


202  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

of  Abram  and  Elizabeth  P.    (Lyon)   Requa.     He   is   stenographer  for 
Supreme  Court,  Brooklyn. 

Daughter   of  Charles   H.    and   Ida  A.    (Lyon)    Requa: 

1944.  I.  Ethel  Marguerite;  b.  Aug.  5,  1876;  m.  April  1900,  Alec  Rea,  M. 
P. ;    res.    Berkenhead,    England.  , 

1243.  VII.  623.  SOLOMON'  LYON  JR.,  [Solomon',  Samuel*. 
Jonathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas^]. 

Children   of  Solomon  Lyon,   Jr. : 

1945.  I.     Kmest. 

1946.  II.     Delia. 

1244.  VII.  623.  SAMUEL'  LYON  [Solomon',  Samuel',  Jonathan*. 
Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas^],  was  born  Jan,  9,  1805  and  died  Sept. 
14,  1870.  He  married  Abigail  Thomas  who  was  born  March  10,  1807 
and  died  Feb.  13,  1866. 

Children    of    Samuel    and    Abigail    (Thomas)    Lyon: 

*1947.  I.     Solomon   T.;   b.    May    1,    1835 

1948.  II.     Meeres. 

1949.  III.     Henry. 

1950.  IV.      Sylveni8. 

1951.  V.     Frank. 

1952.  VI.     Maria. 

1953.  VII.     Libby. 

1954.  VIII.     £mma. 

1246.  VII.  623.  CYNTHIA  MILLER'  LYON  (CROSS)  [Solomon*, 
SamueP,  Jonathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  in  West- 
chester Co.,  N.  Y.,  in  1807.    She  married  Lockwood  Cross. 

Children    of    Lockwood    and    Cynthia    Miller    (Lyon)    Cross: 

1955.  I.     John   Liockwood. 

1956.  II.     Mary;   m.    Martin    Osborn. 

1957.  III.  Catherine  Maria;  m.  Zachariah  Loudenbeck  of  Marengo,  111.; 
one  son,    Harry  Cross.g 

1958.  IV.     Sarah  Emma;  m.   Dr.   Thomas  Coates. 

1251.  VII.  634.  NELSON  E.'  LYON  [Isaac',  Isaac',  Jonathan*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  1837.    He  married  Lucy  . 


§Harry  Cross  Loudenbeck,  born  Clarence,  la.,  Dec.  2,  1869:  married  in 
Cromwell,  la.,  Oct.  1,  1895,  Mary  Elizabeth  Harrison,  daughter  of  William  Henry 
and  Orpha  Ann  (Carrell)  Harrison.  Grad.  Univ.  of  Mich.,  Ph.  C.  1891.  He 
is  metallurgical  chemist  for  the  Westinghouse  Air  Brake  Co.;  address  (1905) 
1314  Wood  St.,  Pittsburg,  Pa..  Wilkinsburg  Station.  A  son,  Kexford  Harrison, 
was  born  Nov.   23,   1896;   died  June  2,   1897. 


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Children    of   Nelson    E.    and    Lucy    ( )    Lyon: 

1959.  I.     Frances. 

1960.  II.      Lucy;    m.    ;    2    daughters. 

1961.  III.     Son:   d.    in  infancy. 

1962.  IV.     Daughter. 

1256.  VII.  639.  LIZZIE  GALE'  LYON  (CHAPIN)  [Harrison  A.\ 
Isaac",  Jonathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^,  Thomas^],  born  July  19,  1852. 
She  married  Sept.  7,  1877  William  Winsor  Chapin,  born  March  13,  1851. 

Children   of  William   W.    and   Lizzie   G.     (Lyon)    Chapin: 

1963.  I.     Harrison  L,.;  b.    July   5,    1878. 

1964.  II.     Daughter;    b.    1880;    d.    at    birth. 

1965.  in.     £lizabeth  Rachel;   b.    Feb.    14,    1882. 

1966.  IV.     Fannie   Gale:   b.    Jan.    10,    1884. 

1967.  V.     Louis  William;   b.    Jan.    8,    1886. 

1968.  VI.      Alice  Ruth;  b.    May   25,   1888;   d.    March   5,   1889. 

1969.  VII.     £dmund   Lyon;    twin    brother    of    Alice. 

1970.  VIII.     Linda;    b.    May    18,    1894;    d.    Aug.    1,    1895. 

1257.  VII.  639.  EDMUND'  LYON  [Harrison  A.',  Isaac*,  Jona- 
than*, Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  June  4,  1855;  grad.  Roches- 
ter Univ.  and  Columbia  (law)  1880;  res.  (1906)  Rochester.  He  mar- 
ried, Jan.  2,  1896,  Carolyn  Hamilton  Talcott,  born  April  28,  1861. 

Children    of    Edmund    and    Carolyn    Hamilton    (Talcott)    Lyon: 

1971.  I.     Edmund;    b.    April    8,    1897;    d.    April    9,    1897. 

1972.  II.     Elizabeth   Hamilton;    b.    Nov.    20,    1898. 

1973.  III.     Edmund  Harrison;   b.    Sept.    1,    1900;    d.    March   1,    1901. 

1974.  IV.      Carolyn   Sib.vl;    b.    May    7,    1902. 

1975.  V.     Linda   Gale;   twin   sister  of  Carolyn. 

1261.  VII.  642.  ADALAIDE  ELIZABETH'  LYON  (LATTIER) 
[Henry  C,  Aaron",  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born 
Dec.  17,  1830;  died  in  Hyde  Park,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in  1873.  She 
married  De  Grove  A.  Lattier. 

Children   of  De   Grove  A.   and   Adalaide   E.    (Lyon)    Lattier: 

1976.  I.     WUliam   Henry;   b.    Jan.    24,    1851;   d.    Feb.    8,    1903. 

1977.  II.      Daniel    Budd;    b.    July    3,    1853. 

1978.  III.     Jane    Denman;    b.    June    1,    1855. 

1265.  VII.  642.  ASAHEL  DENMAN'  LYON  [Henry  C,  Aaron", 
Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  12,  1838;  died  at 
his  home  at  Chapel  Corners,  Hyde  Park,  N.  Y.,  March  28,  1906.  Left 
fatherless  at  the  age  of  three,  he  learned  very  early  the  responsibilities 


204  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

of  life.  From  the  age  of  twelve  he  earned  his  own  living.  He  became 
in  time  general  agent  for  the  Eureka  Mowing  Machine  Company;  later 
he  engaged  in  farming  and  stock  raising  and  held  an  influential  position 
in  the  community  in  which  he  lived.  The  firm  of  A.  D.  Lyon  and  Sons, 
143  Albany  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  continued  the  business  Initiated  by 
him  of  manufacturing  a  line  of  "Certain  Cure  Remedies"  for  horses 
and  cattle.  Asahel  Denman  Lyon  married,  Feb.  22,  1860,  Sarah  Ann 
Lawless. 

Children  of  Asahel   D.   and   Sarah   Ann    (Lawless)    Lyon: 

1979.  I.  John  Henry;  b.  June  8,  IS 62,  in  Poughkeepsie,  N.  T. ;  d.  there 
April    26,    1864. 

•1980.  II.  Asahel  Anson;  b.  Sept.  9  1864,  in  Hyde  Park,  N.  T. ;  m.  Isi, 
Sarah    Carlton    Shaw;    m.    2nd,    Grace   Allen   Van   De   Water. 

•1981.  III.  George  Morgan;  b.  Jan.  14,  1867,  in  Hyde  Park,  N.  Y. ;  m. 
Feb.    22,   1893,   Elizabeth    Catharine   Faust. 

1266.  VII.  642.  HENRY  WILLIAM'  LYON  [Henry  C.«,  Aaron*, 
Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  28,  1840;  res. 
(1906)  Elk  Lake,  Pa.    He  married,  July  1866,  Rosalie  Smith. 

Children   of   Henry   W.    and   Rosalie    (Smith)    Lyon: 

1981a.     I.     Dora. 

1981b.     II.     Sarah   Jane. 

1981c.     III.     Grace. 

1279.  VII.  649.  JULIA  A.'  LYON  (FIELD)  [John  W.«,  Jonathan', 
Elnathan*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  15,  1813  in  Clinton, 
Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  March  1,  1893,  at  Ashtabula,  O.    She  married 

June  29,  1837,  at  Ashtabula,  Henry,  son  of  Aaron  and  Anna  ( ) 

Field.  He  was  born  April  26,  1812  at  North  Adams,  Mass.,  and  came 
with  his  parents  to  Ashtabula,  O.,  about  1816.  He  kept  a  hotel  in  that 
place;  died  March  17,  1893,  surviving  his  wife  only  two  weeks. 

Children   of  Henry   and  Julia   A.    (Lyon)    Field,   born   in   Ashtabula,    O. : 

1982.  I.     William    A.;    b.     April    26,     1838;    a    stock    dealer    and    butcher    In 

Ashtabula;    m.     Sept.     5,    1865,    Anna    E.,    dau.     of    Anson    and    Lydla    ( ) 

Luce  (b.  in  Ashtabula  June  15,  1840);  children:  1.  Amy  E.,  b.  Nov.  16,  1867,  (m. 
Dec.  26,  1894,  at  Ashtabula,  F.  E.  Harrington;  they  had:  (a)  Anna  E.,  b.  May 
10,  1896;  (b)  Ruth,  b.  June  19,  1899;  (c)  Mary  F.,  b.  Aug.  3,  1904;  all  born  in 
Monroe,  O. ;  res.  (1906)  Jefferson,  O.,  R.  F.  D.);  2.  Thomas  I,.,  b.  June  6,  1869; 
d.  May  23,  1889;  3.  William  H.,  b.  June  4,  1874;  (m.  Sept.  21,  1898,  Emma  Vern- 
on, at  Ashtabula;  they  had:  (a)  Ralph  E.,  b.  Feb.  17,  1901;  (b)  Carl  W.,  b. 
July  15,    1904;   res.    Toungstown,   O.,    190   Silver   St);    4.   Jesse  A.,   b.    June    6,    1883. 

1983.  II.     Henry   L.;   b.    May   17,    1840;    d.    March   10,    1841. 

1984.  III.  Charles  Edward;  b.  Jan.  16,  1842;  m.  Feb.  28,  1867,  at  Ashta- 
bula, Martha  M.,  dau.  of  L.  B.  and  Juliette  (Wetmore)  Seymour,  b.  Ashtabula, 
Jan.  27,  1845;  they  rem.  in  1872  to  Duncan's  Mills,  Calif.;  res.  there  25  years 
(R.    R.    agent);    now    (1906)    res.    Healdsburg,    Calif,    (bookkeeper);    children:    1. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  205 

Fred  S.,  b.  Ashtabula,  O.,  March  9,  1870;  R.  R.  agent  at  Red  Bluff,  Calif.;  m. 
Veva  Downing  of  Red  Bluff;  no  ch.;  2.  Henry  B.,  b.  Stewarts  Point,  Calif., 
Aug.  1,  1872;  R.  R.  agent.  South  Shore  R.  R.  at  Ross,  Calif.;  m.  Helen  Phalr, 
b.    In  England;   one  ch.,   Hazel  M. 

1985.  IV.     Julia   E.;    b.    July    19,    1848;    d.    Dec.    14.    1851. 

1280.  VII.  649.  SARAH'  LYON  (HICKS)  [John  WA  Jonathan', 
Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas-,  Thomas^],  born  Dec.  20,  1817,  in  the 
town  of  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  Aug.  23,  1895  [1894?].  She 
married,  Sept.  18,  1855,  William  Hicks.    They  lived  in  Clinton,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  William  and  Sarah    (Lyon)    Hicks,   born   in   Clinton: 

1986.  I.  Arthur  David;  b.  Aug.  9,  1858;  res.  Rhinebeck,  N.  Y. ;  m.  Nov. 
3,  1886,  Jennie  Boice  of  Milan,  N.  Y.,  (b.  Aug.  8,  1867;  dau.  of  George  A.  Bolce 
of  Milan);  children:  1.  M.  Kathlyn,  b.  Feb.  24,  1896;  2.  Abner  [Avner]  Boice, 
b.    April   11,    1899. 

1987.  II.     John  L,.;   b.    Aug.    31,    1860;   m.    Mary  Gilmore    (b.    .Sept.    24,    1859; 

dau.    of   John   and   Catharine    ( )    Gilmore   of    Clinton    Corners,    N.    T. );    res. 

Stanfordville,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  William  I.,  b.  Jan.  19.  1887;  2. 
Mae,   b.    Sept.    15,    1890. 

1988.  III.  James;  b.  Dec.  26,  1862;  unm. ;  res.  (1906)  Clinton  Corners, 
N.    Y. 

1281.  VII.  649.  GEORGE'  LYON  [John  W.«,  Jonathan',  Elna- 
than*,  Jonathan',  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  12,  1821  in  Clinton, 
Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  two  miles  from  Clinton  Hollow;  died  May  24, 
1902,  at  the  home  of  his  daughter  Augusta  Parmele  in  Pleasant  Val- 
ley, N.  Y.     He  married  in  Victory,  N.  Y..  Jan.  1,  1854,  Mary  Woodford, 

born   14,    1833,    daughter   of   Joseph    and   Annie    ( ) 

Woodford  of  Victory.  After  living  several  years  in  Clinton,  he  received 
an  appointment  in  the  Custom  House  at  New  York  City.  He  lived 
afterwards  on  a  farm  in  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  also  on  a  farm  near 
Poughkeepsie.  His  widow  lives  (1906)  at  Pleasant  Valley,  N.  Y.;  ad- 
dress Arlington,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  George  and   Mary    (Woodford)    Lyon: 
♦1989.     I.     Augrusta    M.;    b.     Oct.     18,     1854;    res.    Pleasant    Valley,    Arlington, 
N.    Y.  ;    m.    John    H.    Parmele. 

1990.     IL     Bertha;    b.    Dec.    17,    1857;    d.    Dec.    22,    1863. 
•1991.     IIL     Rose;  b.   April  12,  1861,  at  Jersey  City,  N.   J.;  m.  John  A.  Oak- 
land. 

1992.  IV.     Joseph  Woodford;  b.    Oct.    21.   1863;   d.   March   10,    1884;   unm. 

1993.  V.     George,   Jr.;   b.    Nov.    ?3,    1872;    d.    June   5,    1892;    unm. 

1282.  VII.  649.  MARIA'  LYON  (SCHRYVER)  [John  W.',  Jona- 
than', Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  about  1823  or 
1824,  in  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  June  3,  1866.  She  married 
George  Schryver,  born  Poughkeepsie,  Nov.  28,  1821;  died  March  7,  1873, 


206  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

son  of  Peter  A.  and  Catherine  (Wigg)  Schryrer.    They  lived  on  a  farm 
in  Hyde  Park,  about  four  miles  from  Poughkeepsie. 

Son    of   George    and    Maria    (Lyon)    Schryver: 

1994.  I.  George;  b.  March  22,  1863,  in  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.,  where  his 
children  also  were  born;  m.  Dec.  20,  1SS3,  Ida  Louise,  dau.  of  John  S.  and 
Maria  L.  (Stockholm) t  Gilbert;  children:  1.  May  L,.,  b.  Jan.  7,  1887;  2.  Helen 
E.,  b.  June  26,  1888;  3.  Julia,  b.  May  3,  1890;  4.  George  W.,  b.  Dec.  1,  1892;  5. 
John  Gilbert,  b.  Sept.  1,  IS 95;  6.  Lewis  Allen,  b.  Oct.  30,  1897;  all  res.  in 
Poughkeespie. 

1283.  VII.  651.  JULIA'  LYON  (VAN  WAGNER)  [Amos^  Jona- 
than^  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  24,  1823, 
in  Clinton^  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  on  the  old  farm  where  her  father  and 
grandfather  had  lived;  died  Jan.  19,  1899.  She  married,  Nov.  20,  1845, 
Eli  A.  Van  Wagner,  who  died  May  13,  1906.  They  lived  in  Lloyd, 
Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y.,  until  about  1863,  when  they  moved  to  Dutchess  Co., 
where  they  both  died. 

Children   of  Eli   A.    and  Julia    (Lyon)   Van  W^agner.   born   Ht   Lloyd,    N.    Y. : 

1995.  I.  Amos  M.;  b.  Jan.  21,  1848;  a  farmer;  m.  Sept.  26,  1870,  Julia 
A..    Latten;    one   son,    b.    1873;    d.    1892;    res.    Arlington,    N.    Y. 

1996.  II.  George  H.;  b.  July  1,  1851;  m.  Nov.  2,  1870,  Lydia  Ann  Shelden; 
a  physician;  res.  W^appings  Falls,  N.  Y.;  children:  1.  Ernest,  b.  March  8,  1876; 
policeman;  (m.  Anita  Horton  Nov.  14,  1890,  one  ch.  L.ydia,  b.  June  5,  1901); 
res.  300  Mulberry  St.,  New  York  City;  2.  Ray  VV.,  b.  Feb  10,  1878;  dentist;  res. 
Waterbury.  Conn.  (m.  July  31,  1901,  Sarah  Young;  one  dau.  Elizabeth  Beatrice, 
b.    June   16,    1906). 

1997.  III.  Margaret  A.;  b.  Aug.  3,  1862;  m.  Oct.  27,  1880,  Hoyt  Sheriger; 
res.  Staatsburgh,  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  Edmund  Webb,  b.  Aug.  31,  1886;  2.  De 
Witt  W.,  b.    May   24,   1892;   3.   Maxwell,  b.    May   24,    1898. 

1286.  VII.  651.  SUSAN'  LYON  (ANGEVINE)  [Amos^  Jona- 
Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  on  the  old  Jonathan  Lyon  farm;  d.  in 
Michigan  Sept.  20,  1899.  She  married,  Dec.  8,  1851,  Caleb  Angevine, 
who  died  Oct.  21,  1886. 

Children  of  Caleb  and  Susan   (Lyon)  Angevine: 

1998.  I.  Sarah  Elizabeth;  b.  June  11,  1853;  m.  Oct.  30,  1880,  George  E. 
Griffith;  res.  4266  W.  Morgan  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.;  one  son,  George  E.,  b.  Oct. 
30,    1890. 

1999.  II.  Margaret;  b.  Sept.  10,  1858:  m.  March  8.  1882,  Dr.  John  Conlan, 
who  d.  June  29,  1906;  res.  Munith,  Mich.;  children:  1.  Susie,  b.  July  21,  1883; 
2.    Arthur,   b.    Feb.    14,    1885;    3.    Margaret,    b.    Nov.    30,    1886. 

3000.  III.  Ida;  b.  Sept.  14.  1861;  res.  (1906)  4266  Morgan  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo. 

2001.  IV.  Nettie;  b.  Jan.  14,  1863;  d.  Aug.  20,  1901;  m.  Sept.  13,  1888. 
Frank    E.    Berger. 


tMarla  L.  Stockholm  was  daughter  of  Abram  and  Maria  Antoinette  (Lyon) 
Stockholm;  Maria  A.  Lyon  a  daughter  of  Rev.  Walter  Lyon  of  Westchester 
Co.,   N.    Y. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  207 

1287.  VII.  651.  SARAH'  LYON  (ALLEN)  [Amos',  Jonathan'. 
Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  14,  1836,  in  Clin- 
ton, Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  on  the  old  Jonathan  Lyon  farm;  died  July 
29,  1893,  in  Clinton.  She  married  Jan.  12  (or  29),  1859,  Clark  W.  Allen, 
b.  Aug.  17,  1838;  son  of  Richard  and  Phebe  (Lamoree)  Allen,  of  Pleas- 
ant Valley,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.     He  died  in  Clinton  Jan.  7,  1870. 

Children    of    Clark   W.    and    Sarah    (Lyon)    Allen: 

3003.  I.  Lewis  H.;  b.  May  30,  1862,  In  Clinton.  N.  Y.;  m.  April  IS,  1883. 
In  Southampton.  L.  I.,  Annie  F.  Green,  b.  June  16,  1862,  daughter  of  Capt. 
Barney  J.  Green  (b.  July  3,  1834;  d.  April  11,  1902)  and  Eliza  Hildreth  (b.  Nov. 
11,  1834;  living  in  1906);  one  dau.  Laura  »I.,  b.  Nov.  25,  1887.  Mr.  Allen  owns 
a  portion  of  the  farm  bought  by  his  ancestor  Elnathan  Lyon  In  1774,  while  a 
resident  of  Westchester  Co.  He  removed  from  his  home  in  Dutchess  Co..  to 
Brooklyn,    N.    Y.,    in    1905;    res.    716    Ave.    C  West. 

1288.  VII.  651.  LUCINDA'  LYON  (STRINGHAM)  [Amos'. 
Jonathan^  Elnathan*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  8, 
1840,  in  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  married  Nov.  18,  1857  Isaac 
Stringham;  res.  Staatsburgh,  N.  Y.,  R.  F.  D. 

Children    of   Isaac   and    Lucinda    (Lyon)    Stringham: 

2003.  I.  Kmma;  b.  April  18,  1863;  m.  Nov.  2,  ISSl,  Theron  J.  Briggs; 
res.  (1906)  Arlington,  N.  Y.  R.  F.  D.;  children:  1.  Arthur  L.,  b.  Aug.  25,  1885; 
2.   Clara  May,  b.    May   20.   1891. 

2004.  II.  Mary  E.;  b.  Feb.  13,  1S72;  m.  Aug.  28,  189.S.  Edwin  A.  Lloyd; 
res.  (1906)  86  Courtney  Ave.,  Newburgh,  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  3Iarenes,  b.  March 
23,    1900;    2.   Phebe  M.,  b.    Feb.    24.    1902.  _    ,  .       .„.* 

1303.  VII.  677.  CHARLES'  LYON  [William',  Israel',  Israel*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  at'^  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  April  4,  1798; 
died  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  about  1850^'  He  married,  April  26,  1831,  Mary 
A.  Hammond,  daughter  of  John  and  Deborah  (Briggs)  Hammond  of 
Kortright,  Delaware  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  bought  a  farm  within  a  mile  of  his 
father's  homestead  and  lived  his  lifetime  there.  He  was  Whig  and 
Republican  in  politics.     His  wife  was  Methodist. 

Children    of    Charles   and    Mary   A.    (Hammond)    Lyon: 
•3005.     I.     Marcus;   b.    April    21,    1832,    at    Bainbridge,    N.    Y. 
^<l  2006.     II.     Adelia    [Delia];    b.   Aug.    19,    1833,    at  Bainbridge,   N.    Y.  ;   m.    Jan. 

5*'  ■        14,   ^878.  Stillman   Smith,   s.  of  Noah  and  Nancy   (Blake)   Smith;  they  have  a  large 
farm   in   Guilford,    N.    Y.;    no   children. 

1304.  VII.  677.  AMBROSE'  LYON  [William',  IsraeP,  Israel*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas=,  Thomas'],  born  at  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  30,  1800; 
died  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  17,  1886.  He  came  with  his  parents  in 
1803  to  Bainbridge.     Oct.  25,  1827  he  married  Polly,  daughter  of  Eli 


208  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Roberts.  They  made  a  home  on  a  farm  within  a  half  mile  of  his  fath- 
er's homestead.  His  wife  died  within  a  few  years  and  he  married 
second,  Jan.  10,  1837,  Lois  Roberts,  born  March  28,  1811;  died  Jan.  16, 
1880;  a  cousin  of  his  first  wife  and  daughter  of  John  Roberts.  Both 
wives  were  Methodists.  He  was  not  a  member  of  any  church.  Their 
later  years  they  lived  in  Bainbridge  village. 

Children   of  Ambrose   and   Polly    (Roberts)    Lygn,    born   at   Bainbridge: 

2007.  I.     Lois;   died   young,  ^--  J't-t^-i^   *-J  /  '^^'3  7 

2008.  II.     Alvah;    d.«^,  years    old.  9^^  t^iM^'*'l  f §1^  '^^  ^  , 

Children  or  Ambrose  and  Eois   (Roberts)   Lyon,   born  at  Bainbridg;e: <Q.y{^  ,  X*-^.  fay 

2009.  IIL     Lois;    b.    Oct.    4,    1837;    dj»;-ar~Salnbrldge. 

2010.  IV.     John   Emery;   b.    July   4,    1839;    d.    April    29,    1870,    at   Bainbridge. 
♦2011.     V.     Alvah  AV.;   b.    Aug.    14,    1842;   res.    (1907)    in   Bainbridge   village. 
•2012.     VI.     Polly  P_;   b.    Nov.    24,    1844;    res.    (1907)    at  Wadena,    Minn. 

2013.     VII.      Sarah   iTane;    d.    in   infancy./'   O  c4  ."J ,  f^^y  /    cf>Se.-^^*Tjf^ 
♦2014.     VIII.     Milton,\b.    May   29,    1853;    res.    (1907)    in    Binghamton,    N.    Y. 

1305.  VII.  677.  BETSEY'  LYON  (STODDARD)  [William*, 
Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas=,  Thomas'],  was  born  Feb.  1,  1802, 
at  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  and  died  at  Masonville,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  12,  1876;  buried 
in  the  old  Cemetery  in  that  place.  In  1803  she  came  with  her  parents 
to  Bainbridge.  She  married,  Oct.  5,  1820,  Martin  Stoddard,  born  in 
Hartford,  Conn.,  Dec.  21,  1798,  died  in  Denver,  Colo.,  Oct.  20,  1891. 
They  lived  about  eight  miles  from  Bainbridge,  near  Masonville.  After 
his  wife's  death,  Mr.  Stoddard  lived  with  his  daughter,  Mary  Teed,  in 
Denver,  Colo. 

Children   of   Martin  and   Betsey    (Lyon)    Stoddard,   born   at   Masonville,    N.    Y. : 

2015.  I.  Almira;  b.  Oct.  5,  1821;  m.  W^illiam  V.  Ferguson;  they  had  1 
son,    Willie;    she    d.    in    Guilford,    1871;    bur.    Masonville. 

2016.  II.  Charles  Henry;  b.  Sept.  25,  IS 23:  d.  Rock  Island.  111.,  Nov.  10, 
1891;  he  was  school  teacher,  school  commissioner,  surveyor  of  government  lands, 
civil  engineer  of  railroads,  manager  of  several  railroads  and  bank  president.  He 
m.  Emma  Eliza  Gray  of  Oxford.  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  Charles;  2.  Alice;  3.  Anna; 
4.  Susan;  the  widow,  son  and  one  dau.  d.  Rock  Island;  one  dau.  res.  (1907)  in 
Rock   Island,    the   other   in   N.    Y.    City. 

2017.  III.  Calvin;  b.  1S25;  unm. ;  a  blacksmith;  removed  to  Oregon,  where 
he    d.    April    4,    1858. 

3018.     IV.     Harvey;    b.    Feb.     24,    1828;    d.    March    9,    1832. 

2019.  V.  Theodore  David;  b.  Feb.  24,  1830;  m.  Marie  Bartlett  and  lived 
In  Chicago;  was  in  a  Cavalry  Regt.  in  the  Civil  war;  killed  in  a  charge  Feb.  11, 
1864;  bur.  Bainbridge.  N.  Y.  ;  widow  res.  (1907)  Asbury  Park,  N.  J.;  one  son 
Edward,  a  photographer,   res.   Chicago,   111. 

2020.  VI.     William    N.;    b.    April    22,    1833. 

2021.  VII.     Oliver  W.;  b.   Sept.    8,   1835. 

2022.  VIII.  Franklin;  b.  Jan.  18.  1838;  d.  Denver,  Colo.,  at  G.  A.  R. 
National   Encampment,    Sept.    4,   1905;   served   10   months   in   Co.    K.,   144   Regt.    N. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  209 

T.  Vols.,  in  Civil  war;  he  m.  Adelia  Earl  of  Masonville,  N.  Y.;  they  lived  at 
Norton,  Ks.,  where  four  sons  and  two  daughters  live  (1907),  their  names:  1. 
£arl;  2.  Caddie;  3.  Charles;  4.  Anna;  5.  Hardie;  6.  Myrtle,  the  survivors  of  a 
family  of  ten  children. 

2022a.  IX.  George  Martin;  b.  Feb.  28,  1841:  served  10  months  in  Civil  war, 
Co.  H.  144  Regt.  N.  Y.  Vols.;  m.  Jan.  1,  1863,  Mary  Jane  Fitch;  res.  Masonville, 
later  at  Moline,  111.;  children  (living  at  Moline,  1907):  1.  Rose;  2.  James;  3. 
Clara;   4.   Eva;   5.    Sarah. 

2022b.  X.  Chester;  b.  Aug.  14,  1842;  served  about  three  years  in  the  Union 
Army,  Co.  13,  144  Regt.  N.  Y.  Vols.;  m.  Catherine  Hoyt,  of  Denning,  Ulster  Co., 
N.  Y.;  res.  Sidney  Center,  Delaware  Co.  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  Mary  E.  (m.  Elbert 
Dibble;  res.  New  Berlin.  N.  Y.,  three  ch.,  Arthur,  Gertrude  and  Henry);  2. 
Lizzie;  3.  Jane;  4.  Marien  (one  of  these  m.  L.  Cronk;  their  two  ch.  d.  in  in- 
fancy); 5.  Harvey  (m.  Catherine  McCuIty;  res.  Norwich,  N.  Y. ;  he  is  conductor 
on   N.    Y.,    O.    &   "W.    R.    R.). 

2022c.     XI.     Mary  E.;  b.  Dec.   21,  1846;  m.  •  Teed;  res.  Denver,  Colo. 

1306.  VII.  677.  PHBBE'  LYON  (BUSH)  [William',  Israel*, 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Tllomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge  N.  Y., 
Jan.  7.  1804,  the  first  after  her  parents  came  to  this  home  in  Chenango 
County.  Oct.  17,  1826  she  married  Jonathan  Bush  who  was  born  Nov. 
22,  1803.  They  made  their  home  on  a  farm  in  Guilford  about  eight 
miles  from  the  Lyon  homestead.  He  was  a  farmer  and  Methodist  local 
preacher,  and  she  was  a  member  with  him.  He  died  Apr.  24,  1885. 
She  died  aboutJ^3;:,^t  .  1  4',  /fr2- 

Children   of  Jonathan   and   Phebe    (Lyon)    Bush,    born   at   Guilford.    N.    Y.: 

2023.  I.  George;  b.  Oct.  18,  1827.  He  m.  Oct.  24,  1855.  Mary  Jane  Piper, 
dau.  of  James  and  Susan  Piper,  of  Coventry,  N.  Y.  ;  a  farmer;  res.  Guilford,  N. 
Y.;  children:  1.  Phebe  Elizabeth,  b.  Jifne  11,  1856;  2.  Susan  Amelia,  b.  Sept.  17, 
1860;  3.  Leona  J.,  b.  March  10,  1862;  4.  George  H.,  b.  March  14,  1864;  d.  unm. 
at   Sidney.    N.    Y.,    Oct.    8,    1895;    the   other   ch.    all   married. 

2024.  II.     Richard;   b.  Jan.    19,    1829,   and  d.   ,   m.   about   1856,    Lydia 

Bateman;  farmer;  res.  Guilford  until  near  1868,  then  at  Afton,  N.  Y.  ;  children: 
1.  Charles,  b.  Guilford,  March  20  1857;  d.  Bainbridge,  Dec.  31.  1870;  2.  Mary; 
b.  Guilford,  July  20,  1860;  3.  Gertrude,  b.  Guilford,  Aug.  1,  1862;  4.  Augusta,  b. 
Guilford,  1864;  5.  Mertie,  b.  Afton,  1868;  6.  Chester,  b.  Afton  about  1870;  res. 
(1907)  with  widowed  mother  at  Afton;  7.  Joseph,  b.  Afton,  about  1872;  d.  ae.  6 
months. 

2025.  III.     Lambert;   b.    June   15     1831;    d.    May   3,   1831. 

2026.  IV.     Herman;   b.    Oct.    25,    1834;    d.    Nov.    2,    1834. 

2027.  V.  Chester;  b.  Oct.  27,  1837;  d.  Unadilla,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  17,  1865;  m. 
March   13,   1861,   Mary  Townsend;   a  dau.,   b.    1866,   in   1902,   m.   George   Marvin. 

2028.  VI.  William;  b.  Nov.  1,  1840;  m.  Sept.  14,  1870,  Alice  E.  Humphrey; 
res.    (1907)    Albany,    N.    Y.  ;    he   is   agent    on   the   road;    one   son,   William. 

1307.  VII.  677.  RICHARD'  LYON  [William*,  Israel",  Israel*, 
Jonathan^  Thomas",  Thomas'],  was  born  Sept.  9,  1805  at  Bainbridge, 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  26,  1840,  he  married  Lydia  Mahala  Burdick,  b.  Dec.  2,  1815. 
They  lived  on  a  farm  near  Masonville  and  near  his  sister  Betsy  Lyon 
Stoddard.  Both  were  Methodists.  He  died  at  Masonville  July  12,  1869. 
She  died  Apr.  18,  1886. 

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210  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Children  of  Richard  and  Lydia  Mahala  (Burdlck)  Lyon,  born  at  Mason- 
ville,    N.    Y. : 

*2029.     I.     Wilfred   H.;   b.    Feb.    22,    1841. 
•2030.     II.     Arad   S.;   b.    May   21.    1842. 

2031.     III.     James  S,;  b.   June  9.   1843. 
*2032.     IV.      Charles    L,.,    b.    April    27,    1845. 

2033.     V.     Julia  A.;   b.    April   17,    1846;    d.    Sept.    28,    1848. 
•2034.     VI.     Ambrose  A,;   b.    Aug.    24,    1849. 

•20.35.     VII.     Sarah   A.;   b.    Aug.    18,    1852;    m.    Edward   P.    Randall. 
•2036.     VIII.     Emily   F.;   b.    April   1,    1859;    m.    Jame.s   W.    Ramsdell. 

1309.  VII.  677.  PAMELIA'  LYON  (GOULD)  [William",  IsraeP, 
Israel*,  Jonathan^,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge,  N. 
Y.,  June  9,  1809  and  died  Nov^  1883.  She  married,  Feb.  27,  1834,  Asa 
Gould.  They  lived  on  a  farm  near  Masonville,  N.  Y.  Both  were 
Methodists.     He  died  Sept.  1861. 

Children   of  Asa   and   Pamelia    (Lyon)    Gould,   born   at   Masonville: 

2037.  T.     Betsey;    d.    in    infancy. 

2038.  II.  John  Butler;  b.  1837;  unm. ;  a  prosperous  farmer;  res.  (1907) 
Neville.    Sherman    Co.,    Kansas. 

2039.  III.  Sarah  Jane;  b.  1841;  many  years  a  teacher;  lives  with  her 
brother  John. 

2040.  IV.  Charles  Woolsey;  h.  1843;  m.  Miss  Christy  Bixby  of  New  York 
City;  has  been  40  years  principal  of  a  school  at  W.  Haverstraw,  now  mainly  in 
charge  of  his  son.  being  engaged  in  business  in  New  York  City;  children:  1. 
son,  Charles  W.,  Jr.,  b.  1877,  and  3  daughters,  2  of  them  married,  each  having 
one  son. 

2041.  V.     Phebe    Ann;    b.    1S44;    d.    at    Masonville,    1861. 

2042.  VI.  Hattie;  b.  Jan.  25.  1848;  was  a  teacher;  m.  1st.  Feb.  29,  1872, 
S.  M.  Jones  of  Wellsville,  N.  Y.  ;  one  son.  Arthur  Gould,  b.  Wellsville,  Feb.  13, 
1873;  there  was  a  separation  and  she  m.  2nd.  Dec.  19,  1880.  Capt .  John  McKee: 
res.  (1907)  Lincoln.  Neb..  1636  N.  Side  Ave.;  children:  1.  Charles,  b.  Beaver 
City,    Neb.,    Jan.     28,     1882;     2.     Eulalie,    b.     Dec.     27,     1883,    at    Beaver    City     (m. 

Hale,    Sept.    25.   1901;   a  son   Merle  McKee,   b.    Aug.    21.    1902);    3.    William 

H.,    b.     Beaver    City.     May    1,     18  86;     d.     Sept.     8,    ;       4.     John    H.,    Jr.,    b. 

March  6,    In 92. 

3043.     VII.     Herman;    b.    about    1848;    non    compos    mentis. 

1311.  VII.  677.  CALEB'  LYON  [William",  IsraeP,  Israel',  Jona- 
than*, Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  June  28, 
B.^ /'^a7'1813  and  died  at  Leraxsyille,  Pa.,  Aug.  1856.  About  1840,  he  married 
nrS  Cj  .  ^uQ  Maria  Davis,  whose  father's  farm  adjoined  that  of  his  father. 
She  died  at  Bainbridge,  March  31,  1845,  ae.  27  y.  (G.  R.).  In  1851 
Caleb  Lyon  assisted  his  brother  in  clearing  a  farm  in  the  wilderness  of 
Sweden,  Pa.  Three  years  later  he  married  a  second  wife,  name  not 
ascertained,  and  settled  on  a  new  farm  near  Leraysville,  Bradford  Co., 
Pa. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  211 

Children    of    Caleb    and    Ann    Maria    (Davis)    Lyon: 
•3044.     I.     Clarke;    b.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y.,    about    1842;    res    fl907)    Hartford, 
Conn.  .  . 

2044a.  II.  Rozilla;  b.  Bainbrldge.  N.  Y.,  about  1843;  m.  Leroy  Cornwall, 
a  machinist,  engaged  in  the  manufacture  of  guns;  res.  Guilford,  N.  Y.,  later 
[1907]    Hartford.    Conn. 

2044b.     III.      Nelson;    b.    Feb.    23,    1845;    d.    May   14,    1845    (G.    R.). 

1313.  VII.  677.  WILLIAM'  LYON  [William',  IsraeP,  Israel*, 
Jonathan*,  Tllomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge  N.  Y..  Oct. 
8,  1817.'  Little  Bill  was  the  name  that  distinguished  him  from  his 
father.  This  implies  that  William  Sr.  was  a  large  man.  William  Jr. 
was  average  size.  He  was  quick  in  movement  and  alert  in  business  and 
acquaintance  with  men.  Aug.  8,  1840  he  married  Julia  JEIendrlck, 
daughter  of  Leontes  Hendrick  of  Coventry,  N.  Y.  Both  he  and  she  had 
been  teachers  of  the  public  school  near  his  home.  Deborah  Lyon 
Doolittle,  in  1906  one  of  the  only  two  survivors  of  the  42  born  to  the 
four  Lyon  brothers  first  at  Bainbridge,  tells  now  that  she  attended 
school  to  both  of  them.  They  lived  at  Masonville,  and  at  Bainbridge 
on  the  Davis  farm.  In  1850,  soon  after  the  death  of  his  mother,  he 
bought  the  Wm.  Lyon  homestead.  He  quickly  appropriated  for  it  the 
best  methods  and  appliances  for  farming.  In  1854  he  sold  the  farm  to 
his  cousin  Horace  Lyon  (No.  1343).  Horace  is  the  other  one  of  the 
two  survivors  of  the  forty-two.  He  has  for  more  than  fifty  years  main- 
tained the  place  in  high  culture.  His  son,  Horace  Hudson  Lyon^  is 
with  him,  and  is  a  frequent  writer  for  agricultural  papers^  about  the 
practical  work  done  there.  The  good  wife  of  H.  H.,  Mrs.  Jeannette 
Gladstone  Lyon,  a  relative  of  Wm.  H.  Gladstone,  and  a  sister  Miss 
Mary  E.  Lyon,  help  to  make  the  home  and  to  augment  the  pleasure 
and  interest  in  the  ancestral  place. 

William,  in  1851,  purchased  300  acres  in  the  woois  of  Sweden,  Pa. 
In  March  1852,  two  years  preceding  his  sale  of  the  homestead,  he  moved 
to  the  new  place.  Three  men,  one  of  them  a  nephew,  Richard  Bush, 
went  along  to  help  a  year  on  the  work.  Randolph  Burdick,  husband 
of  his  sister  Sarah,  went  later  the  same  year  to  build  their  barn. 
Thus  is  evinced  the  interest  of  William  to  draw  his  friends  near  to 
him.  He  was  always  a  total  abstinent  of  tobacco  and  intoxicating 
liquors.  The  building  of  that  barn  gave  occasion  to  show  his  mettle 
and  resourcefulness.  The  neighbors  informed  him  that  the  barn  could 
not  be  raised  without  whiskey.  Their  view  was  a  widely  prevalent 
one.  They  came  from  four  miles  to  the  raising.  Some  of  them  brought 
a  supply  of  whiskey  for  him  to  accept  if  he  would.     Otherwise  their 


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212  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

help  would  be  withheld.  The  work  went  on  with  a  small  force  that 
raised  the  first  bent  to  position  of  hardest  lift,  where,  for  a  long  time 
it  halted,  while  the  others  looked  on  at  their  efforts.  William  said 
he  would  send  as  far  as  New  York  state,  if  need  be,  to  hire  men,  but 
there  would  be  no  whiskey.  About  the  middle  of  the  afternoon  a  four 
horse  team  with  help  from  Coudersport,  eight  miles  distant,  came  to 
the  rescue,  and  everybody  joined  in  raising  that  barn.  This  was  more 
than  fifty  years  ahead  of  equal  courage  in  general  to  exclude  the  liquors 
from  banquets  at  the  White  House. 

He  bought  horses  in  Ohio  and  brought  by  wagon  road  to  the  mar- 
ket east.  He  handled  sheep  and  other  stock.  With  his  busy  life  he 
found  time  and  place  to  be  a  Christian.  When  Sunday  came  his 
driving,  different  from  the  prevailing  custom,  was  always  suspended. 
He  would  be  at  the  school  house  meetings,  two  miles  distant,  or  drive 
the  eight  miles  to  church  at  Coudersport.  He  was  a  Methodist.  Mrs. 
Lyon  was  Baptist.  They  had  in  the  home  an  altar  of  prayer,  and  in 
which  the  farm  help  shared.  Both  were  good  readers  of  the  Bible. 
Both  made  occasions  to  open  up  this  book  to  their  boys;  and  so  well 
did  they  do  it  that  they  were  often  importuned  to  read  more. 

William  Lyon  was  quick  to  be  in  touch  with  men  throughout  the 
county  who  were  interested  in  the  antislavery  issue,  and  in  cnurch 
and  educational  work.  Ministers,  editors,  teachers  and  any  who  loved 
these  things,  were  frequent  visitors  to  their  home  in  the  woods. 

From  the  midst  ot  vigorous  and  busy  life  he  was  suddely  stricken. 
His  death,  which  occurred^ug.  18,  1856,  was  due  to  exceedingly  ex- 
hausting effort  to  reach  and\  attend  his  brother  Caleb,  who  died  a  few 
days  before.     Mrs.  Lyon  died  Feb.  22,  1876.      ...       nj. 

Children    of   William   and   Julia   Hendrick   Lyon: 

2045.  I.  Henry  Franklin;  b.  Masonville,  N.  Y.,  May  7,  1841;  d.  Sept. 
7.    1844. 

♦3046.  II.  George  Hendrick;  b.  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  27,  1844;  res. 
(1907)    Mt.   Jewett,    Pa. 

*2047.     III.     Farnham  Eugene;  b.   Bainbridge,  Jan.    5,   1847;   res.    Sweden,   Pa. 
♦2048.     IV.     Edward    William;    b.     Bainbridge,     Feb.     14,     1851;     res.      (1907) 
Coudersport,   Pa. 

2049.  V.      Charles   Woolsey;    b.    Sweden,    Pa.,    April    4,    1853. 

2050.  VI.     Merrit   Joel;   b.    Sweden.    Pa.,    July    22,    1854;    d.    Aug.    10,    1882. 

2051.  VII.  Flora  Elizabeth;  b.  Sweden  Pa.,  Oct.  20,  1855;  d.  Sept.  12. 
1858. 

1314.  VII.  677.  SARAH'  LYON  (BURDICK)  [William*,  Israel", 
Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y,, 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  213 

April  15,  1819.  She  married,  1843,  Randolph  Burdick,  brother  of 
Lydia  Mahala  Burdick,  who  became  wife  of  her  brother  Richard.  He 
was  farmer,  carpenter,  Republician.  Both  were  Methodists.  After  the 
death  of  her  parents,  they  lived  in  Bainbridge,  two  miles  from  the 
homestead,  and  later  near  Masonville,  N.  Y.  Her  sister,  Hannah,  un- 
married, always  had  a  home  with  them.  She  died  April  19,  1900.  He 
died  April  13,  1903. 

Children  of  Randolph  and  Sarah  (Lyon)  Burdick,  born  at  Bainbridge,  N. 
Y.: 

2053.  I.  Lambert;  b.  July  24,  1847;  d.  Boyne,  Mich.,  Sept.,  1903;  m. 
1884,  Minnie  Hunt,  at  Boyne.  Mich.;  children:  1.  Eva;  2.  Estella;  3.  Harry; 
4.     Leona. 

2053.  II.  Sarah  Jane;  b.  Jan.  29,  1850;  m.  Oct.  24,  1871,  Dewitt  C. 
Warner,  at  Guilford,  N.  Y. ;  res.  Rockdale  in  Guilford;  children:  1.  Ernestine, 
b.  Sept.  27,  1873;  d.  Jan.  13,  1899  (m.  Nov.  24.  1893,  Fred  Callahan,  son  of 
William  and  Rozilla  (Odell)  Callahan;  1  ch.,  Edson  D.,  b.  1894,  at  Rockdale); 
2.  Bertha  B.,  b.  Aug.  22,  1876,  (m.  Oct.  24,  1895,  George  Avery  of  Sullivan  Co., 
N.  Y.  ;  one  dau.  Vestries,  b.  Aug.  4,  1900,  at  Rockdale);  3.  Emma  G.,  b.  June 
12,   1879;   d.    Rockdale,   Jan.   19,   1899    (m.   William,  son  of  Chauncey  and  Margaret 

( )    Hazelton,    of   Brooklyn,    N.    Y.;    a    dau.    Henrietta,    b.    Sept.    19,    1893, 

at  Rockdale). 

2054.  Milton  J.;  m.  Jane  Blencoe;  res.  (1907)  on  a  farm  near  Masonville; 
children:  1.  Claude,  b.  May  5,  1886;  d.  Feb.  6,  1887;  2.  Clarence;  b.  June  12, 
1889. 

1316.    Vn.     679.     BRIGGS'  LYON   [Samuel",  Is^ael^  Israel*,  Jona- 
than^  Thomas-,  Thomas^],  b.  Sept.  10,  1805  [whether  before  or- after 
his- pa;F©Bts  removed  from  Bedford  to  Bainbridge  is  not  certain].     He 
married  Sally  Cleveland,  who  was  born  April  22,  1807  and  died  Feb.        "      / 
1.  1869.    He  died  June  23,  1890.     i^e'-t^c  ~uu.'-^r-  ^  -^^-^-^  n    ^^j  ^s-v  ^  S  *-*--t.t 

Children  of  Briggs  and  Sally  (Cleveland)  Lyon:    / 
•2055.     I.     Thomas    J.;    b.     March    29,     1834;     d.    Blnghamton,     N.     Y.,    June, 
1903;  m.    Ellen  Kelley. 

2056.  II.  L,avandcba;  b.  Jan.  24,  1836;  m.  Nov.  25,  1857,  H.  T.  Green,  a 
farmer  in  Bainbridge;   he  was  Supervisor  of  Bainbridge  three  terms;   no  children. 

2057.  III.  Malissa;  b.  Aug.  7,  1837;  m.  Nov.  5,  1862,  Smith  Lane  of 
Bainbridge,  son  of  Shepherd  Lane;  he  d.  March  10,  1904;  she  res.  (1906)  In 
Bainbridge;   no  children. 

*2058.     IV.     Josiah   E.;   b.    May  15,    1840;    d.    Sept.    8,    1906;   m.    1st,   Tabltha 
Johnson;   m.    2nd.    Antoinette  Teed. 

2059.  V.  Mariette;  b.  May  20,  1844;  m.  Feb.  29,  1866,  Luman  Lane  of 
Bainbridge,  son  of  Shepherd  Lane;  he  died  Jan.  13,  1877;  she  res.  (1906)  Bain- 
bridge,   N.    Y.  :    no   children. 

*2060.     VI.     OrvUle  J.;   b.    June    20,    1847;   m.    1st.    Alice   Teachout;   m.    2nd. 
Clarissa  Sweet;   res.    Scranton,   Pa. 

2061.  VII.  Amy  Elizabeth;  b.  Oct.  14,  1852;  m.  Jan.  1,  1874,  Frank  B. 
Davis  of  Oxford,  N.  Y. ;  res.  Bainbridge,  N.  Y. ;  1  child.  Bertha,  b.  June  16, 
1882. 

1318.    VII.    679.    HARVEY'     LYON     [Samuel*,     Israel*,     Israel*, 


214  THOMAS  LYON   OF  BYS 

Jonathan',  Thoma^',  Thomas^'T  born  BainbrMge,  N.  Y.,  May  7,  1809; 
died  of  paralysis^l882..  He  was  a  carpenter  and  mill-wright.  He  re- 
moved from  Bainbridge  in  the  early  thirties  to  South  Port,  Chemung 
Co.,  N.  Y.  He  enlisted  in  1862  in  the  50th  Engineers,  Co.  H.  and  served 
nine  months.  He  was  in  the  battle  of  Fredericksburg,  where  he  was  un- 
der fire  while  helping  lay  a  pontoon  bridge.  He  married  Adaline 
Cleveland. 

Children    of    Harvey    and    Adaline    (Cleveland)    Lyon: 

2062.  I.     ftlary    Emily;    b.     1838;     m.     Holloway;     res.     Rochester, 

N.    T.;    1   son;    2   daughters. 

2063.  II.  Charlotte;  b.  1840;  m.  Albert  Ashdown;  res.  Seely  Creek,  N.  Y.; 
children:  1.  Grant  Lyon,  b.  1869  (married  and  has  4  children);  2.  Albert  W.. 
b.     1879     (married    and    has    one    dau.). 

2064.  III.     Miles  B.;   b.    1843;   kUled  before   Petersburg,    June   18.    1864. 

2065.  IV.     Ellen    Rosalie;    b.    1845;    d.     1865. 

2065a.     V.     George   Wesley;    b.    1848;    res.    Lock    Haven.    Pa. 
Z065b.     VI.     Ludlow   L,.;   b.    1850;    res.    Elmira.    N.    Y. 

1320.  VII.  679.  SPARDON'  LYON  [Samuel',  Israel",  Israel*. 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  22,  1813; 
died  Dec.  1,  1874.    He  married,  Nov.  18,  1846,  Almlra  Graves. 

Children    of   Spardon    and    Almlra    (Graves)    Lyon: 

2066.  I.  Richard;  b.  Sept.  19,  1847;  m.  Ellen  Smith  (No.  2124);  no 
ch.;   res.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y. 

•2067.     II.     Horace  D.;   b.    July    29,    1850;    res.    Bainbridge;    m.    Ada   Kelly. 

*2068k     III      Clara    J.;    b.    Aug.    3,    1852;    m.    Oct.    11,    1875,    W.    H.    Kelly. 

*2069.  IV.  Willet  C;  b.  Feb.  28,  1855;  m.  1st.  Ida  Vosbury;  m.  2nd. 
Hattie    Vosbury;    res.    Binghamton.    N.    Y.,    No.    1    Park   Terrace. 

2070.  V.  Aliph  C;  b.  April  27,  1858;  m.  Dec.  5,  1888,  VSrill  Davis  of 
Oxford;    res.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y.  ;    no    children. 

•2071.  VI.  Cora  E.;  b.  July  10,  1860;  m.  Charles  Loomis  of  Oxford,  N.  Y. ; 
res.    Bainbridge,    N     T. 

2072.     VII      Calvin   B.;    b.    May    31,    1863;    unm. ;    res.    Bainbridge.    N.    Y. 

•2073.  VIII.  Edward  B.;  b  May  1,  1866;  m.  Emma  Hayes:  res.  Bain- 
bridge,  N.    Y, 

•2074.  IX.  Ernest  S.;  b.  June  29,  1870;  m.  Minnie  M.  Rounds;  res.  Bain- 
bridge, N.    Y. 

1322.  VII.  679.  WILLET'  LYON  [Samuel',  Israel',  Israel*,  Jona- 
than', Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  Nov.  23.  1816;  died  Wells- 
ville,  Alleghany  Co.,  N.  Y.,  April  8,  1886.  He  was  a  surveyor  and  farmer. 
He  married  Lovina  Monroe,  who  died  Jane  20.  1901. 

Children    of   Willet    and    Lovina    (Monroe)    Lyon: 

2075.  I.  Mary  Jane;  b.  May  3.  1844  at  Sweden,  Pa.;  m.  Feb.  26,  1864, 
John   Calhoun   Davidson  of  Bainbridge,   N.   Y.,   who   d.   Feb.    8,    1881;   no  children. 


SEVENTH   GENERATION  215 

•2076.  II.  Miriam  Cliarlotte;  b.  May  10,  1851,  at  Bingham,  Pa.;  m.  Geo. 
W.    "Ward. 

1324.  VII.  679.  JANE  CHARLOTTE'  LYON  (YOUMANS)  [Sam- 
uel', Israer,  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge, 
June  14,  1821.     She  married,  Dec.  30,  1846,  Jerome  B.  Youmans,  born 

July  5,  1818;  died  June  14,  1905.     S>C*    P.  tv~tJlU  /i/^'P(U^  U<a^cA  >  B,fP^'-f 

Children   of  Jerome   B.    and   Jane   Charlotte    (Lyon)    Youmans: 

2077.  I.      Seth    Lyon;    b.    April    8,    1848;    m.j^ ;    2    sons    and 

4   daughters,    2    of   them   married;    res.    Wellsbridge    (?). 

2078.  II.      Albert  B.;   b.    March    21,    1853;   m.   ;   one   son. 

2079.  III.     Jolin  J.;   b.    Dec.    30,    1859;    m.   ;   three   sons. 

2080.  IV.  Ella  J.;  b.  June  15,  1864;  m.  Dr.  Truman;  res.  Bainbridge,  N. 
Y..    a   dau.   Mabel. 

1325.  VII.  679.  SAMUEL'  LYON  [Samuel',  IsraeP,  Israel*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  Sept.  20,  1823;  died 
Feb.  1901.  He  married  Sarah  Bartholomew.  They  lived  in  Rehoboth, 
Mass. 

Children    of   Samuel   and   Sarah    (Bartholomew)    Lyon: 

2081.  I.      George;    married   and   has   five   children;    res.    Reboboth,    Mass. 

2082.  II.     Ida;    b.     1857;    d.     May    27,     1899;    m.    . 

•2083.     III.     Seth   Jay;    b.    1867;    d.    Aug.    24,    1900;    m.    Evalyn    Dyke. 

2084.  IV.      Libbie;   married;    three   children. 

1327.  VII.  679.  DEBORAH  ANN'  LYON  (DOOLITTLE)  [Sam- 
uel', Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan'.  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge, 
N.  Y.,  Aug.  25,  1828.  She  married,  June  1849,  Abel  S.  Doolittle.  born 
July  7,  1825;  d.  March  27,  1880.  She  now  (1906)  resides  at  Bainbridge, 
N.  Y. 

Children    of    Abel    S.     and    Deborah    Ann     (Lyon)     Doolittle: 

2085.  I.  Artliur  Miles;  b.  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  June  28,  1850;  m.  Phebe 
Jane    Yale    (No.    2115)    res.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y. 

2086.  II.     Albert   J.;    b.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y.,    Oct.    1852;    d.    Nov.    1863. 

2087.  III.  Andrus  Darling;  b.  Smithville,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  18,  1854;  m.  1st., 
Dec.  23,  1880,  Cora  B.  Davis  of  Oxford,  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.  ;  she  d.  March 
1902  and  he  m.  2nd.,  June  20.  1906,  Jennie  M.  "Wycher  of  Oneonta,  N.  Y.  ; 
res.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y.;    children    by    1st.    wife,    all    but   three   b.    in    Bainbridge: 

1.  Mabel  Etta,   b.    Aug.    15,    18 82;    2.    Perry   L,.,   b.    Dec.    4,    1884;    3.    Mark  A.,   b. 
Jan.    18,    1887    (at    Oxford,    N.    Y.);    4.    Floyd  D.,   b.    Oct.    23,    1888. 

2088.  IV.  Alton  Henry;  b.  Smithville,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  2,  1856;  d.  Bainbridge, 
N.    Y.,   Oct.    1875. 

2089.  V.  Alice  Antoinette;  b.  Oxford,  N.  Y.,  May  15,  1858;  m.  Feb.  19, 
1877,  Allen  E.  Granis;  res.  Binghamton,  N.  Y.;  children:  1.  Orah  Maude,  b. 
Harpersville,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  27,  1877  (m.  Lou  A.  "Wilder  of  Binghamton,  N.  Y. ; 
they    have:     (a)    Bnrt,    (b)    Leon    and    (c)    Mildred,    born    at    Lestershire,    N.    Y.); 

2.  Lina   Belle,   b.    Coventry,    Chenango    Co.,    N.    Y.,    Sept.    25,    1883;    m.    June    14, 
1906,  Charles  W.    Swift  of  Binghamton,   N.    Y. 


216  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

2090.  VI.  Myra  Jane;  b.  May  13,  1860;  m .  Sept.  24,  1879,  George  L. 
Lyon  (No.    2617). 

2091.  VII.  Mary  Abigail;  b.  Oxford,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  29,  1863;  m.  1st.  July 
9,  1881,  Sherwood  Shapley;  m.  2iid.  Dec.  25,  1898,  Prank  D.  Morey;  res.  Earl- 
vllle,  N.  Y.;  children:  [Shapley]  1.  Harold  Blaine,  b.  Oxford,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  26, 
1884;  2.  Harrison,  b-  Oxford,  March  17,  1888;  [Moreyl  3.  Zelda  Marie,  b.  Earl- 
vllle,    Oct.    3,    1903. 

2092.  VIII.  Olive  Anna;  b.  Union,  N.  Y.,  March  15,  1870;  d.  Wellsbridge, 
N.  Y.,  Dec.  28,  1905;  m .  Dec.  7,  1889,  Arthur  F.  Earl;  family  res.  (1906) 
Wellsbrldge,  N.  Y.  ;  children:  1.  Shirley  Marion,  b.  Sept.  4,  1893;  2.  Rexford, 
b.    Jan.    IS,    1891;    d.    Jan.     2,    1892;    3.    Stanley,    b.    March    1895. 

1331.  VII.  681.  JARED'  LYON  [DanieP,  Israel",  Israels  Jona- 
than^  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  in  Afton,  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in 
1831.  He  married  in  1852  Armenia  Aylsworth.  In  tlie  spring  of  1867 
he  removed  to  East  Pike,  Wyoming  Co.,  N.  Y.;  in  1879  to  Simpson,  Ks. 
and  in  1886  to  Sidney,  Colo.,  where  he  lived  until  his  death  Oct.  21, 
1900.  His  occupation  was  farming  and  stock  raising.  His  widow  now 
(1906)  resides  at  Sidney,  Colo. 

Children    of    Jared    and    Armenia     (Aylsworth)     Lyon: 

•2093.  I.     Mary;    b.    Aug.     9,    1853;    in    Afton,    N.     Y. 

•2094.  II.     Bay;    b.     July     20,     1863,     In    Afton,     N.     T. 

2095.  III.     Ellis;    d.    in    infancy. 

2096.  IV.     Infant    son. 

2097.  V.  Burton;  b.  May  20,  1866,  at  Nineva,  N.  Y.  ;  farmer;  res.  Simpson. 
Kansas. 

2098.  VI.     Morton;   twin   brother   of  Burton;    farmer;   res.    Simpson,    Kansas. 
♦2099.     VIL     Elbert;    b.    Nov.    24,    1873,    at    East    Pike,    N.    Y.;    res.    Simpson, 

Kansas. 

2100.  VIII.  Ida;  b.  May  24,  1877;  m.  1st.  John  Suttle;  m.  2nd.  Harvey 
Smith. 

1333.  VII.  682.  ISRAEL'  LYON  [Charles',  IsraeF,  Israel*,  Jona- 
than»,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  14,  1809;  died 
Oct.  24,  1891.  He  married,  Jan.  10,  1832,  Annjanette  Ireland,  born  June 
16,  1813;  died  May  22,  1893. 

Children    of    Israel    and    Annjanette    (Ireland)     Lyon: 
yj    _.  •2101.     I.     Charles  L..;  b.    Oct.    28,    1835;  m.   Elvira  D.   Landers. 

f*wZ^^<l   (?  2102.     IL     ^yntha ;    b.     Sept.     6,     1846;     d.     Jan.     20,     1854. 

2103.  III.  Ma-ry  K-;  b.  Dec.  30,  1856;  d.  Jan.  11,  1892;  m.  Feb.  25,  1877, 
Madison    Christian;    one    bh.    Frank,    b.    .\otU.  1887.  a^   /2.^-^*-t-4^ 

1334.  VII.  682.  ABIJAH'  LYON  [Charles^,  Israel",  Israel*,  Jona- 
than»,  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  15,  1811;  died 
Montana,  N.  J.,  Oct.  24,  1890.    He  married  Olive  Pollard. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  217 

Children    of   Abljah    and    Olive    (Pollard)    Lyon: 

•2104.  I.  Cuyler  W.;  b.  Nov.  14.  1838;  d.  Aug.  19,  1872;  in.  Susan  M. 
Taylor. 

2105.  II.  Sabrie  A.;  b.  Oct.  B,  1847;  d.  May  8,  1905;  m.  July  3,  1876, 
Wlllard    Truesdell    of    ColesvUle,    N.    J.;    2    sons;    2    daughters. 

•2106.     III.     Clarinda  M.;  b.    Sept.    20,   1837;  m.    Joe  Pike  of  Colesville,   N.    J. 

2107.  IV.     Wealthy;   b.    Sept.    6,    1841;    m.    David   Beers   of   Montana,    N.    J. 

1337.  VII.  682.  UNIVILDA^  LYON  (IRELAND)  [Charles', 
Israel,  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y., 
Aug.  11,  1815;  died  Nov.  3,  1889.  She  married  Edward  Ireland,  born 
Jan.  1,  1812;  died  July  14,  1878. 

Children    of    Edward    and    Unlvilda    (Lyon)    Ireland: 

2108.  I.  Lanra;  b.  Sept.  30,  1834;  d.  May  18,  1866;  m.  Oct.  28,  1855, 
Hiram    Lyon    (No.  );    1    ch. ;    b.    Jan.    1,    1860;    d.    June    25,    1863. 

2109.  II.     Jacob    D.;    b.    Feb.     16,    1836;    d.    March    3,    1836. 

2110.  III.  Hulda;  b.  May  20,  1838;  m.  Feb.  21,  1869,  Hiram  Lyon;  1 
son,    E.    Jay,    b.    Dec.    5,    1873;    d.    Feb.    17,    1890. 

2111.  IV.     Maria;  b.    Dec.    16,   1841;  m.   Jan.    22,   1891,  Joel  DeLong. 

1338.  VII.  682.  REBECCA'  LYON  (YALE)  [Charles',  Israel", 
Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  April 
21,  1819;  died  Plum  Valley,  Neb.  Nov.  3,  1888.  She  married  Richard 
Yale. 

Children    of   Richard    and    Rebecca    (Lyon)    Yale: 

2112.  I.  Ira  A.;  b.  Sept.  24,  1842;  m.  Martha  Smith;  children:  1.  Lizzie, 
b.  1869;  2.  Lucy,  b.  1872  (m.  1900,  Louis  Stocking;  two  ch.,  Kenneth  L,.,  b. 
1901    and    Edith,    b.    June    1904). 

2113.  II.     Elma    A.;    b.     March    29,    1845;    d.     Oct.     2,    1849. 

2114.  III.     Sarah    E.;    b.     July    2,     1848;    d.     Sept.     24,    1849. 

2115.  IV.  Fhebe  J.;  b.  Oct.  22,  1852;  m.  Arthur  Doolittle;  children:  1. 
Anna,    b.     Sept.     27,    1881;     2.     Jesse,    b.    Oct.     5,    1886. 

2116.  V.  Levi  E.;  b.  July  26,  1850;  m.  Phebe  Tyrrell;  one  dau.,  Hattie, 
who  m.  and  had:   (a)  Louise,  b.  1897  and   (b)  Elizabeth,  b.  1902. 

2117.  VI.     Sarah  B.;   b.   May   5,    1858;   d.   Jan.   3,   1872. 

1339.  VII.  682.  HULDAIT  LYON  (AYLSWORTH)  (COLE) 
[•Charles',  Israel^  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas*,  Thomas'],  born  Bain- 
bridge, N.  Y.,  Jan.  10,  1821;  died  Fort  Calhoun,  Neb.,  Sept.  28,  1892. 
She  married  first  Willard  Aylsworth  and  second  Samuel  Cole. 

Daughter     of     William     and     Huldah     (Lyon)     Aylsworth: 

I.     Eleanor;  married  ;   several  children. 

Children    of    Samuel    and    Huldah    (Lyon)     (Aylsworth)    Cole: 

2118.  I.     George;   d.,    ae.    about   15. 

2119.  IX.     Willard;    d.    young. 

2120.  III.     Frances;   twin  sister  of  foregoing;   d.    young. 


218  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

1340.  VII.  682.  EUNICE  LUCRETIA'  LYON  (SMITH)  [Charles*. 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Sept. 
21,  1822;  died  there  March  24,  1895.  She  married,  Aug.  31,  1842, 
James  Wheeler  Smith,  born  March  1,  1820  at  Oxford,  N.  Y.  They  set- 
tled first  on  a  new  farm  in  Ulysses,  Potter  Co.,  Pa.,  where  they  lived 
twelve  years.  They  returned  to  Bainbridge  to  occupy  the  farm  on  which 
Charles  Lyon,  father  of  Mrs.  Smith,  had  settled  in  1808.  Mr.  Smith 
has  been  a  farmer,  teacher  and  writer.  He  is  a  son  of  Nicholas  and 
Susanna  (Wheeler)  Smith.  Nicholas  Smith  was  a  son  of  Peregrine 
Smith  of  Rhode  Island.  Susanna  Wheeler  was  a  daughter  of  Hezekiah 
and  Mary  (Wood)  Wheeler,  who  emigrated  from  Rhode  Island  to 
Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.,  in  1813.  At  the  Wheeler  reunion  of  1906,  as  on 
past  occasions  of  the  reunion,  Mr.  J.  W.  Smith,  at  86  years  of  age,  was 
the  poet. 

Children    of   James   W.    and   Eunice   Lucretla    (Lyon)    Smith: 

2121.  I.  Jnmes  De  Forest;  b.  Nov.  26.  1843,  in  Ulysses,  Pa.;  m.  1st.  in 
Oxford,     N.     Y.,     1868,     Lavinla    Main;     one    child,     Byron    Lee,    b.     June     4,     1876 

(civil    engineer;    address    Mobile,    Ala.);    m.     2nd.,    Nov.     22,     1899    Cora    C.    Cone, 
farmer    and    teacher;    res.    Oxford,    N.     Y. 

2122.  II.  Levi  Leroy;  b.  Oct.  10,  1845,  at  Ulysses,  Pa.;  d.  April  9,  1903; 
m.    in    Coventry,    N.    Y.,    Feb.    21,    1883,    Sarah   Jane   Acley    [or   Acly] ;    a   farmer. 

212.3.  III.  George  Henry;  b.  Jan.  19,  1848,  in  Ulysses,  Pa.;  d.  Nov.  6, 
1S50. 

2124.  IV.  £llen  Elvira;  b.  Sept.  19,  1850,  in  Ulysses,  Pa.;  m.  Dec.  23, 
1874,    Richard    Lyon    (No.    2026);    no    eh. 

2125.  V.  Horace  Henry;  b.  May  6,  1853;  m.  March  28,  1878,  Jenettie 
Auguste  Walkins,  in  Bainbridge,  N.  Y. ;  a  dau.  Orlina  Lucretia,  b.  Nov.  8, 
1885;    res.    Bainbridge,    N.    Y.,    R.    F.    D.    No.    1. 

2126.  VI.     Celia   Loiza;    b.    Feb.    8,    1856,    in    Bainbridge,    N.    Y.  ;    unm. 
3127.     VII.     Myrtle  Lucretia;  b.    Oct.    12,    1859;   d.    June   5,   1883. 

2128.  VIII.     Miranda   May;    b.    Aug.    2,    1864;    d.    April    1,    1865. 

2129.  IX.  Ciiarles  Nicliolas;  b.  May  7,  1866;  m.  March  22,  1888,  Frances 
De  Forest;  teacher  and  farmer;  address,  Guilford  Center,  N.  Y. ;  one  child, 
Harland   Eari,   b.    July   20,    1894. 

1341.  VII.  682.  PRISCILLA'  LYON  (HOLCOMB)  [Charles', 
Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y., 
May  31,  1824;  died  March  24,  1895.    She  married  Edwin  Holcomb. 

Children    of    Edwin    and    Priscilla    (Lyon)    Holcomb: 

2130.  I.     Friend;     b.     Jan.     1,     1843;     d.     Aug.     1844. 

2131.  II.     Jane;  b.    Nov.    24,   1844;  m.    May  1867,   M.    D.    Fabrique;   children: 

1.    Edwin   H.,    b.    March    26.    1868;    m.    ;    no    ch. ;    2.    Henry   L.,    b.    Aug. 

1872;    3.    Marion  L.,  b.    Jan.    1874;   m.    Charles  Lasky;   4.   Mabel  J.,  b.   Aug.    1875; 
m.   Henry  W^eary;   all  res.   in  Nebraska. 

2132.  III.     Albert;    b.     April     6,     1847;     d.     May     1848. 

2133.  IV.  Egbert  W.;  twin  bro.  of  Albert;  m.  March  29,  1877,  Mary  J. 
Cahill;    children:      1.     Virgil   L,   b.    March    5,    1878;    m.   June    24,    1903,    Alma   Perry 


SEVENTH  GENERATION  219 

(a  dau.  Mary  Virginia,  b.  Sept.  1904);  2.  Junia  H.,  b.  March  22,  1882;  3. 
Lanra  D.,  b.  Aug.  3,  1880;  d.  Sept.  23,  1881:  4.  Priscilla  E.,  b.  Nov.  2.  1884; 
d.  Aug.   6,  1885;  the  family  res.  In  Tennessee. 

2134.  V.  C.  Judson;  b.  May  8,  1850;  d.  May  14,  1906;  res  In  Nebraska; 
was  County  Treasurer  two  terms;  m.  Nov.  8,  1878,  Elizabeth  Lewis;  children; 
1.     Earl;      2.     Mary. 

2135.  VI.      Horace  S.;   b.    May    20,    1852;   res.    in    Kansas;   m.    Feb.    29,    1880, 

BellvUle;   children:      1.     Fort  E.,  b.    Oct.    1882;  m.  ;      2.     Otis  E., 

b.    March,    1885;   m.   ;    3.     Olive,   b.    Sept.    1,    1886;   m.   ;    4.     Clara, 

b.    Oct   1888;   m.    ;   5.    Newton,  b.    Aug.    1893;    6.    Elmer,  b.    Oct.    1895;    7. 

Edward,   b.    April   1900;    8.    Virgil,   b.    Feb.    1903. 

2136.  VII.  Huldah;  b.  Oct.  3,  1855;  m.  1st.,  March  1875,  Olanson  Howard; 
he  d.  1884,  leaving  one  dau.  Beatrice,  who  d.,  ae.  3y.;  she  m.  2nd.  in  1892, 
Adelbert  Cherry;  children:  1.  Shirley,  b.  May  1895;  2.  Warren,  b.  Jan.  1900; 
they  live  In  Illinois. 

2137.  VIII.  Ralph  R.;  b.  March  8,  1860;  res.  Montana;  twice  married; 
children:  1.  Eva,  b.  March  1886;  2.  Herbert,  b.  Feb.  1888;  3.  Lester,  b.  Jan. 
1897;    4.    Egbert,    b.    July    1901. 

2138.  IX.  Shirley  Grant;  b.  July  23,  1864;  m.  Jan.  29,  1896,  Elizabeth 
Smith;   one  adopted  dau.,   Hettie,  b.    Jan.    20,    1897;   res.   In   Tennessee. 

1343.  VII.  682.  HORACE'  LYON  [Charles',  Israel',  Israel', 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  11,  1828. 
He  married  Mary  M.  Doolittle.  In  1853  he  bought  the  farm  formerly 
owned  by  his  uncle  William  Lyon,  No.  1313,  and  has  for  more  than 
60  years  maintained  the  place  in  high  culture.  His  son,  H.  H.,  Is  with 
him  and  is  a  frequent  writer  for  agricultural  papers  of  the  practical 
work  done  on  this  homestead.  ..       ^ 

Children    of    Horace    and    Mary    M.     (Doolittle)  fLyon:  r    i     //9^/J 

2139.  I.  Hudson  H.;  b.  Feb.  1,  1857;  m.yjNov.  28,  l,Si02.  Jennette  C. 
Gladstone  (a  relative  of  the  late  ■William  H.  Gladstone);  one  daughter  Mary 
E.    [Minnie]  . 

2140.  II.     Mary   E.;    b.    Feb.    7,    1863. 

2141.  III.     Laura    A.;    b.     May    17,    1870;    d.    Aug.     5,    1870. 

1346.  VII.  687.  ELIZA'  LYON  (PALMER)  [Alvah«,  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan",  Thomas*,  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  27,  1824;  m.  Dec.  29, 
1847,  James  E.  Palmer,  who  died  Oct.  30,  1894,  leaving  a  widow  and 
one  son. 

Son   of  James   E.   and   Eliza    (Lyon)    Palmer: 

2142.  I.  Charles  E. ;  m.  Delia  Wright  of  New  Haven;  three  children;  res. 
853    Jefferson   Ave.,    Brooklyn,    N.    Y.  ;    he    is   with    the   N.    T.    Life    Insurance    Co. 

1347.  VII.  687.  MIRIAM  M.'  LYON  (SEARLES)  [Alvah', 
Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  22.  1828;  d. 
March  1,  1889.     She  married  Jonathan  Searles,  who  died  Oct.  22,  1891. 


220  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

Son   of  Jonathan   and   Miriam    M.    (Lyon)    Searles: 

2143.  I.  Alvah  Lyon;  an  electrician;  unm. ;  res.  Grand  Rapids,  Mich., 
Livingston    Hotel. 

1348.  VII.  687.  ABIGAIL  C  LYON  (HOBBY)  [Alvah*,  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  July  25,  1833;  died  Feb. 
14,  1896.  She  married  Albert  Hobby,  who  resides  (1906)  on  the  Alvah 
Lyon  homestead  in  North  Castle,  N.  Y. 

Children   of   Albert   and   Abigail    C.    (Lyon)    Hobby: 

2144.  I.  Sarah  E.;  b.  Feb.  14,  1867:  m.  Harvey  C.  Waterbury,  clerk  In 
the  Custom  House;  address,  3  Cottage  Place,  White  Plains,  N.  T.;  one  son, 
Bnssel  Albert. 

2145.  II.     Mary    B.;    b.    March    9,    1869;    m    Elroy    Smith,    Bedford,    N.    T. 

2146.  III.     Clara    L.;    b.    Sept.     29,    1876;    unm.;    address,    Bedford,    N.    Y. 

1349.  VII.  687.  EMILY  A.'  LYON  (AYRES)  [Alvah",  Israel*, 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  April  10,  1837.  She  mar- 
ried April  10,  1869,  Rufus  William  Ayres  of  Long  Ridge,  Conn.  He 
died  April  5,  1879. 

Daughter  of  Rufus  W.  and  Emily  A.    (Lyon)   Ayres: 

2147.  I.  Aimie  A.;  b.  Nov.  24,  1875;  unm.;  address,  1107  C.  St.,  Wash- 
ington,  D.    C. 

1354.  VII.  702.  SOLOMON  RUNDLE^  LYON  [Seth*,  Spardon', 
Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  31, 
1812;  died  there  March  19,  1868;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford. 
He  was  a  farmer  and  lived  on  the  farm  owned  by  his  father  and  grand- 
father and  now  occupied  by  his  son  Phillips.  He  was  Elder  in  the 
Presbji;erian  Church  in  Bedford  1865.  He  married  Sept.  12,  1837  Han- 
nah Bundle,  born  Sept.  12,  1818;  died  April  18,  1883,  in  Bedford;  buried 
in  Union  Cemetery.  She  was  daughter  of  Solomon  and  Hannah  Phil- 
lips) Rundle. 

Children    of    Solomon    R.     and    Hannah    (Rundle)    Lyon: 
•2148.     I.     PhUlips   Bundle;    b.    July   1838;    res.    1906,    Bedford,    N.    T. 
•2149.     II.     Irving    WittaU;     b.     Oct.     1840;     d.     March     4,     1896;     m.     Mary 
Elizabeth  Tucker. 

2150.  III.     Anna;    b.     Aug.     10,    1842;    d.     Oct.     22,    1863. 

2151.  IV.     Dewitt;   b.    March    30,    1844;    d.    Aug.    27,    1844. 

2152.  V.     Mary  E.;  b.    July   27,    1845;   d.    Aug.    28.    1867;   m.    Stephen  Terry. 

2153.  VI.  Emma  Constant;  b.  April  15,  1847;  d.  Oct.  26,  1871;  m.  April 
1871,   Henry  D.    Jennings. 

2154.  VII.  Josephine  C;  b.  Aug.  19,  1848;  m.  Edward  P.  Holly;  res. 
(1906)   Coscob,   Conn. 

2155.  VIII.  Hannah  Knndle;  b.  June  8,  1850;  m.  Dec.  19,  1883,  Edward 
A.    Raymond;    res.    (1906)    Bedford,    N.    T. 

2156.  IX.     Dewitt;   b.    April   15,    1853;   d.    Nov.    23,    1864. 


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2157.  X.     Igabel   C;    b.    Nov.    18.    1855;    d.    Sept.    4,    1866. 

2158.  XI.  Clarissa  Bundle;  b.  March  19,  1859;  m.  Clifford  R.  Weld;  rea. 
(1906)    Boston,   Mass. 

1355.  VII.  702.  CHARLOTTE  RUNDLE'  LYON  (LOUNSBURY) 
[Seth',  Spardon',  Israel*,  Jonatlian',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford, 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  19,  1814;  died  April  8,  1850;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Bed- 
ford. She  married  Phineas  Lounsbury,  born  June  5,  1797;  died  Dec. 
26,  1879,  buried  in  Union  Cemetery.  He  was  son  of  Stephen  and  Sarah 
(Raymond)  Lounsbury.  He  was  a  New  York  merchant;  retired  from 
business  and  lived  at  Bedford. 

Children    of   Phineas    and    Charlotte    R.    (Lyon)    Lounsbury: 

2159.  I.     Mary  Jane;   b.    Sept.    14,    1834;    unm.;    res.    (1906)    Bedford,    N.    Y. 

2160.  II.  William  Henry;  b.  April  10,  1836;  m.  Nov.  13,  1860,  Phebe  H. 
Fowler. 

2161.  III.  Seth  Stephen;  b.  Sept.  11,  1837;  d.  April  26,  1872;  unm.;  a 
physician. 

2162.  IV.  Sarah  Elizabeth;  b.  March  1,  1839;  d.  Aug.  2,  1887;  m.  Oct. 
3,    1866,    Henry    C.    Palmer. 

2163.  V.     Nehemiah;    o.    Aug.     27,    1840;    d.    May    23,    1844. 

2164.  VI.  Clarissa;  b.  May  24,  1844;  m.  1st,  Oct.  9,  1867,  Stephen  P. 
Newman    (d.    Oct.    12,    1867);   m.    2nd.   Jared   P.   Wood,    M.   D.,   of  Brewster,   N.    T. 

2165.  VII.  Caroline;  b.  March  24,  1846;  m.  Oct.  14,  1875,  Charles  Elmer 
Drummond,  M.  D.,  of  Maine  (deceased). 

1358.  VII.  702.  SETH  JAY'  LYON  [Seth',  Spardon',  Israel*, 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas*],  born  about  1822;  died  Dec.  8,  1883.  He 
was  married  at  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  12,  1849  to  Frances  Elizabeth 
Clark,  by  Rev.  David  Inglis.  She  was  born  June  21,  1831,  daughter  of 
Jeremiah  and  Emeline  (Smith)  Clark.     They  had  three  children. 

1406.  VII.  723.  MARY  COFFIN'  LYON  (PALMER)  [Isaac', 
Thomas',  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  June  5,  1818, 
in  the  town  of  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.  She  married,  April  28, 
1852,  Abiah  Palmer,  son  of  Nicholas  and  Margaret  Palmer.  He  was  a 
farmer  in  Stamfordville,  N.  Y.,  where  he  died  Nov.  15,  1859.  His  widow 
now  (1906)  lives  with  her  sister,  Mrs.  Sarah  (Lyon)  Andrews,  In 
Bristol,  N.  Y,  In  faith  she  is  a  Friend.  At  the  ripe  age  of  88,  she  is 
beloved  by  all;  "this  life  to  her  is  still  a  joy;  the  life  beyond  an 
anticipated  joy." 

t;hildren  of  Abiah  and  Mary  Coffin  (Lyon)  Palmer,  born  in  Stamfordville, 
N.    T. 

2166.  I.  William  C;  b.  March  14.  1856;  m.  Ida  Mickle  (b.  May  28.  1855, 
at  Old  Chatham;  dau.  of  Simeon  and  Catharine  (Simmons)  Mickle);  children,  b. 
at   Ord   Chatham:    1.   Jennie  E.,   b.    June   1,    1871;    m.    Arthur   Henry   Clinchy,    who 


222  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

died  Jan.   16,   1901;  no  ch. ;   2.     William  Penn,  b.    and  d.   Oct.   1883;   3.     Frances  E., 
b.    Feb.    4,    1886;    res.    Plttsfleld,    Mass. 

2167.  II.     Abiah   I.;   b.    March    16,    1858;    d.    April    6,    1872. 

1407.  VII.  723.  CLARISSA'  LYON  (GARDNER)  [Isaac«,  Thom- 
as^  David*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  29,  1820,  in  the 
town  of  Chatham,  N.  Y.;  died  Feb.  25,  1853  at  Burlington,  Wis.  She 
married,  Sept.  28,  1837,  David  P.  Gardner,  a  farmer;  born  July  14,  1814; 
died  July  29,  1850,  en  route  to  California. 

Children   of  David  P.   and   Clarissa   (Lyon)   Gardner: 

2168.  I.  Eunice;  b.  Oct.  15,  1838,  in  Chatham  Twp.,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Jan.  22, 
1883,  at  Iowa  Palls,  la.,  John  H.  Noble,  widower  of  her  cousin  Emma  (No.  1417); 
no   ch.;    res.    (1906)    Bristol,    N.    Y. 

2169.  II.  Isaac  Lyon;  b.  Jan.  6,  1S43,  in  Chatham,  N.  Y.  ;  d.  Dec.  5, 
1899,  in  Marshalltown,  la.;  m.  Sept.  21,  1880,  at  Iowa  Falls,  la.,  Agnes  Hubbard 
(b.  In  Clinton  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  8,  1851);  he  served  throughout  Civil  war  in  35th. 
N.  Y.  Vols,  and  3d.  Wis.  Vols.;  children:  1.  Everette  Ray,  b.  Nov.  5,  1881;  2. 
Burdett  Lyon,  b.  July  24,  1888;  the  widow  and  two  sons  res.  (1906)  Iowa  Falls, 
la. 

2170.  III.  Mary  Clara;  b.  May  15,  1846,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  unm. ;  res.  with 
her  sister   at    Bristol,    N.    Y. 

1408.  VII.  723.  HON.  WILLIAM  PENN'  LYON  [Isaac',  Thomas' 
Daniel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  28,  1822,  in  the  town 
of  Chatham,  N.  Y.;  married  Nov.  18,  1847,  Adelia  Caroline  Duncombe, 
who  was  born  July  13,  1826  at  St.  Thomas,  Ontario.  She  was  daughter 
of  Dr.  Elijah  Ely  Duncombef  (b.  March  15,  1795  in  Delaware  Co.,  N. 
Y.,  moved  to  St.  Thomas,  Ontario  about  1824;  died  there  in  1870),  and 
Katharine  Bonck  (born  Feb.  6,  1802;  died  1860).  They  reside  (1906) 
at  Edenvale,  Calif,  near  their  children,  Mrs.  Clara  Hayes  and  William 
Penn  Lyon  Jr. 

It  can  well  be  said  of  William  Penn  Lyon  that  he  began  at  the 
lowest  rung  of  the  ladder  and  by  his  own  efforts  attained  a  prominent 
position  in  life.  At  eleven  years  of  age  he  left  the  district  school  to 
work  in  his  father's  store  near  the  little  village  of  Rayville,  N.  Y., 
subsequently  attending  "select  school"  about  one  year,  but  the  world 
was  a  school  for  him  and  every  good  book  a  teacher.  At  fifteen  he 
was  teaching  a  district  school  and  later  he  was  a  clerk  in  a  grocery 
store  in  the  city  of  Albany,  N.  Y.  Here  outside  of  business  hours 
he  spent  much  of  his  time  in  attending  the  courts  and  sessions  of  the 
Legislature  and  in  his  mind  now  grew  a  desire  that  served  as  an  in- 


tEUJah  E.  Duncombe  was  son  of  Thomas  and  Rhoda  (Tynell)  Duncombe  of 
Delaware  Co..  N.  Y.  Katharine  Bonck  was  daughter  of  W^ilhelminus  and  Anne 
(Lawyer)    Bonck   of   Schoharie   Co.,    N.    Y. 


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centive  throughout  his  public  career.  In  1841  he  moved  with  his  father 
to  Walworth  Co.,  Wis.  and  lived  there  on  a  new  farm.  If  in  this  wild 
country  he  forgot  his  ambition,  it  was  of  short  duration,  for  one  morn- 
ing in  early  winter  he  set  out  to  walk  to  Elkhorn,  the  County  seat  of 
Walworth  Co.,  to  borrow  a  law  book  that  some  one  had  promised  to 
loan  him.  On  his  return  home,  stiff  and  sore  from  walking  through  the 
deep  snow,  he  lay  on  his  back  with  the  book  open,  and  now  began  the 
education  In  law  of  one  who  in  after  years  lectured  before  the  classes 
of  the  law  department  of  the  State  University  of  Wisconsin,  and  whose 
published  opinions  as  one  of  the  associate  justices  of  the  Supreme  Court 
of  Wisconsin  have  become  a  part  of  the  law  of  the  land.  He  afterward 
studied  law  In  the  office  of  Judge  George  Gale  of  Elkhorn,  Wis.;  in  the 
fall  of  1845  he  entered  the  office  of  Judge  Charles  M.  Baker  of  Geneva, 
Wis.,  and  In  the  Spring  of  1846  he  was  admitted  to  the  bar.  Having 
been  chosen  one  of  the  justices  of  the  peace  of  the  town  of  Lyons,  he 
opened  an  office  for  the  practice  of  his  profession  and  the  first  twelve 
months  brought  him  the  munificent  income  of  sixty  dollars.  From  1850 
to  1855  he  practiced  in  Burlington,  Wis.,  when  he  was  elected  district 
attorney  of  Racine,  Wis.,  and  moved  to  Racine,  Wis.  He  served  two 
terms  in  the  Assembly  and  was  each  time  made  speaker. 

At  the  beginning  of  the  rebellion  he  was  commissioned  captain  of 
Co.  K  of  the  Eighth  Wis.  Infantry  to  rank  from  Aug.  1861.  On  Aug. 
5,  1862,  while  in  the  hospital  at  Inka,  Miss.,  he  was  promoted  to  the 
rank  of  Colonel  of  the  Thirteenth  Wis.  A  brief  history  of  the  part 
taken  by  his  Company  and  regiment  may  be  found  in  the  Magazine  of 
Western  History,  April  1887.  On  the  eleventh  of  Sept.  1865,  Col.  Lyon 
was  mustered  out  of  service  and  was  subsequently  brevetted  a  brigader 
general  to  date  from  Oct.  26,  1865.  While  at  the  front,  Col.  Lyon  was 
chosen  judge  of  the  first  judicial  circuit  of  Wisconsin,  entering  upon 
his  duties  Dec.  1,  1865,  and  serving  five  years,  when  upon  the  death 
of  Associate  Justice  Byron  Paine  he  was  appointed  by  Gov.  Fairchild 
to  fill  the  vacancy.  In  the  following  April  he  was  elected  by  the  peo- 
ple for  the  unexpired  term.  After  serving  two  terms  following  two 
years  as  ex-officio  Chief  Justice,  on  Jan.  1,  1894,  he  retired  from  the 
Supreme  Court.  During  these  twenty-three  years  was  performed  his 
life  work,  and  he  feels  a  just  satisfaction  in  his  participation  in  pre- 
paring material  for  sixty  volumes  of  the  Wisconsin  reports.  The  next 
two  years  were  spent  in  California.  In  1896,  finding  he  was  not  ready 
to  retire  from  the  active  duties  of  life,  he  accepted  a  position  as  mem- 


224  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

ber  on  the  Wisconsin  State  Board  of  Control,  of  which  he  became 
President  and  remained  such  until  he  resigned  in  July  1903.  Here  in 
brief  are  the  chief  features  of  the  career  of  a  grand  and  noble  man. 
A  fuller  account  would  tell  in  detail  of  his  struggle  to  gain  an  education 
and  the  many  events  of  his  life  as  he  made  his  way  from  one  position 
of  usefulness  and  honor  to  another,  would  tell  of  his  disappointments 
and  many  successes,  of  his  joys  and  sorrows,  of  the  hazardous  and 
thrilling  events  of  the  four  years  in  the  army  and  the  work  of  his 
mature  years  and  would  tell  of  the  peculiar  qualifications  that  enabled 
him  to  fill  with  honor  every  position  to  which  he  was  called. 

Children    of   William    Penn    and   Adella    C.    (Buncombe)    Lyon: 

2171.  I.  Elijah  E.  Duncorabe;  b.  Aug.  15,  1848,  at  Burlington,  Wis.;  d. 
Sept.    10,    184S. 

2172.  II.  Catharine  Eunice;  b.  Dec.  30,  1850,  at  Burlington,  Wis.;  d.  Sept. 
6,    1853. 

2173.  III.  William  Penn;  b.  June  24,  1855.  at  Racine,  Wis.;  d.  Sept.  6, 
1856. 

*2174.  IV.  Clara  Isabel;  b.  Oct.  2.  1857,  at  Racine,  Wis.;  m.  Jay  Orlo 
Hayes;   res.    (1906)    Edenvale,    Calif. 

•2175.  V.  William  Penn  Jr.;  b.  Aug.  23,  1861,  at  Racine,  Wis.;  m.  Ellen 
Chynoweth;    res.    (1906)    Edenvale,    Calif. 

1409.  VII.  723.  CATHARINE  M.'  LYON  (NORTHROP)  [Isaac", 
Thomas^  David*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  March  14,  1825, 
in  Chatham  Twp.,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.  She  moved  with  her  father 
about  1841  to  Lyons,  Wis.,  and  there  married,  Dec.  21,  1843,  Sperry 
Northrop,  son  of  Enos  and  Nancy  (Sperry)  Northrop,  of  Erie,  Pa.  He 
was  born  Oct.  25,  1819  and  died  Oct.  4,  1862  on  the  battle  field  of 
Corinth,  Miss.  He  went  to  California  during  the  gold  mining  excite- 
ment.    Mrs.  Northrop  was  living  1899  at  Madison,  S.  Dakota. 

Children    of   Sperry   and    Catharine   M.    (Lyon)    Northrop: 

2176.  I.     Julia  Fitch;   b.    Nov.    15,    1844,   at   Lyons,   Wis.;   unm. 

2177.  II.  Adelia  Caroline;  b.  June  25,  1846.  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  m.  May  11. 
1880,  Jacob  G.  Towle,  at  Manston,  Min. ;  d.  Oldham,  S.  Dak.,  Dec.  20,  1865; 
one   son,   Jacob  Jr.,   b.    18S1. 

2178.  III.  Eliza  Maria;  b.  June  17,  1849,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  res.  (1899) 
Madison,  S.  Dak.;  m.  March  4,  1874,  at  Manston,  Mln.,  William  Aubert  Thomas; 
children:    1.    Bert;    2.    Angus;    3.    Ethel;    4.    Ben;    5.    Bernice. 

2179.  IV.  Eugene  H.;  b.  Nov.  28,  1855,  at  Lyons.  Wis.;  res.  (1899)  Ra- 
cine, Wis.;  m.  May  19,  1886,  at  Racine,  Wis.,  Minnie  Duncombe;  one  son  James 
Slauson,   b.    April    19,    1891,    at   Racine. 

2180.  V.  Arthur  Angus;  b.  June  6,  1862,  at  Manston,  Min.  res.  (1899) 
Madison.  S.  Dak.;  m.  Dec.  27,  1888,  at  Madison,  S.  Dak.,  Jennie  Belknap; 
children:    1.    Eugene;    2.    Donald   Angus;    3.    Mildred;    4.    Catharine. 

1411.     VII.     723.     MARIA  C  LYON   (PHELPS)    [Isaac»,  Thomas'. 


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David*,  Jonathan',  Tholnas^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  22,  1829,  in  Chatham 
Twp.,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.  Latest  address  2468  Broadway,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.  She  married  Feb.  25,  1853,  at  Burlington,  Wis.,  Amos 
Phelps,  born  June  15,  1823,  in  Shefford  Co.,  Quebec;  son  of  Jeremiah 
and  Margaret  (Collins)  Phelps.  He  was  a  farmer  and  miller.  They 
lived  in  Burlington,  Wis.,  until  1865,  in  LaCrosse,  Wis.,  one  year,  in 
Sheldon,  Minn.,  1866-69,  in  Delevan,  Wis.,  1869-86  and  finally  moved  to 
Santa  Clara,  California,  where  he  died. 

Children    of   Amos   and    Maria    C.    (Lyon)    Phelps: 

2181.  I.  Margaret  Eunice;  b.  March  16,  1854,  at  BurUngton,  Wis.;  d. 
April   10,    1854. 

2182.  II.  Minnie;  b.  March  14,  1855,  at  Burlington,  Wis.;  d.  Jan.  26, 
1874,    at    Madison,    Wis.    (student    in    Univ.    of   Wis.). 

2183.  III.  Jennie  Evel.vn;  b.  Oct.  22,  1857,  at  Burlington,  Wis.;  m.  June 
29,  1893,  at  Santa  Rosa,  Calif.,  Lorenzo  P.  Latimer;  res.  (1906)  San  Francisco, 
Calif.;   one  son  Lorenzo  Phelps;  b.    July  7,    1893. 

2184.  IV.     Infant;  b.   and  d.   Oct.    13,    1859. 

2185.  V.  Frances  Eliza;  b.  Jan.  13,  1861,  at  Burlington,  Wis.;  grad. 
Univ.    of    Wis.;    res.     Santa    Rosa,     Calif. 

2186.  VI.  Florence  Alice;  b.  Dec.  10,  1866,  at  Sheldon,  Minn.;  d.  Dec. 
20.    1886. 

1413.  VII.  723.  ELMINA"  LYON  (SKIFF)  [Isaac«,  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas",  Thomas'],  born  July  1,  1833  in  the  town 
of  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.;  removed  with  her  parents  about 
1841  to  Lyons,  Wis.  She  married  April  15,  1856  at  Geneva,  Wis., 
Stephen  Smith  Skiff,  son  of  Stephen"  [Stephen^  Benjamin*,  Stephen*, 
Nathan',  James't]  Skiff  and  Mehitable  Fisk,  a  descendant  of  Lord 
Simon  Fisk  of  Stadhough,  Eng.  In  1856  they  moved  in  a  covered 
wagon  to  Freeborn  Co.,  Minn.,  and  located  on  a  farm  six  miles  north- 
west of  Albert  Lea;  returned  to  Lyons  in  1858  and  again  went  to  Free- 
born Co.  in  1865.  In  1878  they  moved  to  a  new  and  larger  farm  south- 
west of  Alden,  Minn.  Here  Mr.  Skiff  died  June  28,  1884.  His  widow 
resides  (1906)  with  her  son  Stephen  near  Ulen,  Minn. 

Children   of  Stephen   S.   and  Elmira    (Lyon)    Skiff: 

2187.  I.  Mary  Emily;  b.  Nov.  14,  1858,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  m.  April  28, 
1878,  Devilo  J.  Chamberlain;  one  child,  Edith  Elmina,  b.  Sept.  19,  1879;  d. 
April    7,    1892. 

2188.  II.  Stephen  Smith;  b.  Feb.  28,  1864,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  res.  (1906) 
near    Ulen,    Minn.;    a    farmer;    unm. 

1414.  VII.     723.     SARAH     ANN'     LYON     (ANDREWS)      [Isaac', 


tJames  Skiff,    1637-1638.   the   immigrant,    settled   at   Sandwich,    Mass. 
(15) 


226  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Thomas",  David*,  Jonathan^,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  29,  1836  in 
Chatham  Twp.,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.;  moved  with  her  parents  in  1841 
to  Lyons,  Wis.;  married  Dec.  20,  1864,  at  Stanfordville,  N.  Y.,  Blkanah 
Andrews,  son  of  Royal  Andrews  (born  Bristol,  N.  Y.,  May  30,  1799; 
married  April  21,  1822)  and  Hannah  Evarts  (born  Bloomfield,  N.  Y., 
Dec.  24,  1801).  Elkanah  Andrews  was  born  Oct.  18,  1833  at  Bristol, 
N.  Y.,  where  they  have  lived  since  their  marriage  and  where  their  child- 
ren were  all  born. 

Children  of  Elkanah  and   Sarah  Ann    (Lyon)   Andrews: 

2189.  I.      Koyal  Pennington;   b.    July   9,    1867;   m.    at    Cheshire,    N.    Y.,    Nov. 

24,  1892,  Elizabeth  Johnson;  street-car  conductor;  res.  1585  Jefferson  Ave.,  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.;  children:  1.  Bay  Milton,  b.  Nov.  24,  1895;  2.  Kenneth  Raymond, 
b.   May   27,    1901;    3.   Reginald  Johnson,   b.    May   14,    1905. 

2190.  II.  Mary  Europa;  b.  May  3,  1869;  unm. ;  teacher;  res.  Bristol,  N. 
Y. 

2191.  III.  Mabel  Clara;  b.  April  29,  1871;  unm.;  trained  nurse;  res.  Bris- 
tol,   N.     Y. 

2192.  IV.  Gifford  M.;  b.  Oct.  5,  1873;  farmer;  res.  Bristol,  N.  Y.  ;  m. 
Dec.  12.  1898,  Jessie  A.  Fennel  of  Davisburg,  Mich.;  one  ch.,  Sybil  P.,  b.  July 
15,    1904. 

2193.  v.     Minnie;   b.    March    2,    1877;    unm.;    res.    Bristol,    N.    Y. 

1415.  VII.  723.  JULIA  ADA'  LYON  (PHELPS)  [Isaac^  Thomas'. 
David*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  May  26,  1838,  in  the  town 
of  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.;  moved  with  her  parents  1841  to 
Lyons,  Wis.  She  married  there  Nov.  12,  1856,  John  Phelps,  a  farmer, 
who  died  at  Enderlin,  N.  Dak.  March  21,  1899.  She  lives  in  Howard. 
S.  Dak. 

Children    of   .John    and    Julia    Ada    (Lyon)    Phelps: 

2194.  I.  Addie  Frances;  b.  June  27,  1858,  at  Sheldon,  Minn.;  m.  March 
27,  1879,  at  Yucatan,  Minn.,  Hush  Finch  Brown;  res.  Yankton,  S.  Dak.;  chil- 
dren: 1.  Mabel  Eunice,  b.  Feb.  29,  1880;  2.  Hugh  Paul,  b.  Nov.  2,  1881;  d.  Jan. 
19,  1882;  3.  William  Penn,  b.  Dec.  25,  1S82;  4.  Hugh  Frank,  b.  April  19,  1885; 
5.    Margaret   Elizabeth,    b.    March    10,    1892. 

2195.  II.  Wlllirtm  Pennington;  b.  Jan.  13,  1861,  at  Sheldon,  Minn.;  m. 
Aug.  1,  1890,  at  Butler,  S.  Dak.,  Nellie  McKennet;  res.  Oaks,  N.  Dak.;  chil- 
dren: 1.  Royal  Ellsworth,  b.  Sept.  12,  1891;  2.  Elva  Maria,  b.  Aug.  19,  1893;  3. 
William  Glenwood,  b.  Sept.  4,  1895;  4.  Rosetta  Louisa,  b.  May  11,  1897;  5.  John 
Alders,  b.    Feb.    18,    1903. 

2196.  III.     John    Angus;    b.    Feb.    1,    1863,    at    Sheldon.    Minn.;    m.    1st,    July 

25,  1888,  at  Money  Creek,  Minn.,  Elva  Berry  (d.  Oct.  25,  1S92,  at  Money  Creek); 
res.  Madison,  S.  Dak.;  children:  1.  Hazel  Mae,  b.  March  16.  1890;  2.  Ray  E., 
b.  Jan.,  1892;  d.  March,  1892;  John  m.  2nd.,  Aug.  23,  1905,  Sarah  Bowyer;  his 
mill    at    Heron    Lake,    Minn.,    burned    Nov.     25,    1905. 

2197.  XV.  Mabel  Eunice;  b.  May  29.  1866,  at  Sheldon,  Minn.;  m.  Oct.  5, 
1894,  at  Madison,  S.  Dak.,  Duncan  McGillivray;  res.  Hartford,  S.  Dak.;  a  son, 
Murdock  John,   b.    July    22,    1895. 

3198.  v.  Amos  L,yon;  b.  Sept.  10,  1868,  at  Caledonia,  Minn.;  m.  Nov.  1, 
1897,  at  Wentworth,  S.  Dak.,  Eva  Hare;  res.  Hatton,  Wash,;  children:  1.  Lot- 
tie,  b.    and   d.    Aug.,    189  8;    2.    Harold   John,    b.    May    9,    1905. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  227 

2199.     VI.      Eraest   George;    b.    Aug.    10,    1870,    at    Sheldon,    Minn.;    m.    Sept. 

2.  1896,  at  Wentworth,  S.  Dak.,  Gusta  Hannaman;  res.  Madison,  S.  Dak,;  chil- 
dren: 1.  Estella  Anna,  b.  June  29,  1897;  2.  Delia  Mariah,  b.  April  17.  1899;  3. 
Irving  Hermann,  b.    Jan.    24,   1901;   4.  John  C,  b.    Oct.    11,   1902;   d.    Oct.    17,   1902. 

3200.  VII.  Edward  Anthony;  b.  Jan.  2,  1872,  at  Sheldon,  Minn.;  m .  Jan. 
13,  1899.  at  Howard,  S.  Dak.,  Anna  Volby;  res.  Anamoore,  N.  Dak.:  children: 
1.  Donald  E.,  b.  Nov.  28,  1899;  2.  Verne  Volby,  b.  March  8,  1901;  3.  William  A., 
b.    Feb.    22,   1905;   4.   Winnie  Marie,  twin  sister  of  William;    d.    April   16,    1905. 

2301.  VIII.     Hurlburt  Isaac;   b.    Feb.    10,    1874,    at   Sheldon,    Minn.;   d.    April 

3,  1874. 

2302.  IX.  Maud  Maria;  b.  Nov.  14,  1876,  at  Yucatan,  Minn.;  m.  June 
28,    1905,    Andrew    C.    Hoist;    res.    Hartford,    S.    Dak. 

2203.  X.  Gifford  Wendell;  b.  Aug:.  12,  1879,  at  Yucatan,  Minn.;  unm. ; 
res.    Boise,    Idaho. 

1416.  VII.  724.  RUTH'  LYON  (HALL.OCK)  [David«,  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  Dec.  11,  1826,  at  Guilford, 
N.  Y.;  moved  with  parents  in  1835  to  Elba,  N.  Y.,  and  in  1842  to  Lyons, 
Wis.;  died  Feb.  7,  1897,  at  Fort  Calhoun,  Neb.  Previous  to  her  mar- 
riage she  taught  school  at  Lyons,  Wis.  She  married  March  18,  1849 
at  Lyons,  Wis.,  Edward  Hallock,  born  July  24,  1820  at  Watertown, 
N.  Y.;  died  Jan.  21,  1826,  at  Fort  Calhoun,  Neb.  He  was  a  farmer. 
They  lived  successively  at  Marquette,  Wis.,  Rudsbury,  Wis.,  and  Fort 
Calhoun,  Neb. 

Children    of    Edward    and    Ruth    (Lyon)    Hallock: 

2204.  I.  Eliza  Estelle,  b.  Jan.  30,  1850,  at  Marquette,  Wis.;  m.  Nov.  11, 
1868,    Simon    R.    Patten§;    res.    1801    Locust    St.,    Omaha,    Neb. 

2205.  II.  Sarah  Ii.;  b.  Aug.  18,  1854,  at  Marquette,  Wis.;  m.  Sept.  28, 
1875,   at  Ripon,   Wis.,  Adelbert  G.   Mackeyt,   res.    (1906)   Gurley,   Colo. 


iSimon  R.  Patten  was  born  Sept.  8,  1847,  at  Rochester.  N.  Y.,  son  of  Horace 
Patten  (b.  April  5,  1801.  at  Vernon,  N.  Y.,  d.  March  26,  1880),  and  Olive  Rice 
(b.  April  20,  1819.  at  Wilming-ton.  Vt.).  Simon  is  a  dentist  by  profession.  Chil- 
dren: 1.  Elmer  Eugene,  b.  Marquette,  Wis.,  May  18,  1870;  m.  Sept.  7,  1896,  at 
Omaha,  Neb.,  Viola  Stella  Rice;  res.  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  'a,  dau.  Ethel,  b.  Jan. 
21,  1906);  2.  Alvin  E.,  b.  Oshkosh.  Wis.,  May  22,  1874;  m.  July  22,  1896,  at 
Omaha,  Cora  E.  Knapp  (they  had:  (a)  Robert  Alvin,  b.  April  23,  1897,  at  Fre- 
mont, Neb.;  (b)  Alice  Cora,  b.  Dec.  6,  1903,  at  Omaha);  3.  Flora  A.,  b.  Ripon, 
Wis.,  Sept.  8,  1876;  m.  Sept.  23,  1901,  at  Lincoln,  Neb.,  Frederick  J.  Duhrsen, 
born  in  Germany;  res.  Sanger,  Calif.;  4.  William  L,.,  b.  Fremont,  Neb.,  June  22, 
1883;  5.  Ella  May,  b.  Fremont,  Neb.,  July  1,  1887;  6.  Clarence  E.,  b.  Omaha, 
Nov.    17,    1890. 

t Adelbert    G.    Mackey    was    born    Aug.    6,    1854,    at    East    Line,    N.    Y.,    son    of 

George    and    Eliza    ( )    Mackey;    he    lived    on    a    farm    near    Gary.    S.    Dak.; 

now  res.  Greeley,  Colo.  Children:  1.  Nettie  E.,  b.  Bismark,  la.,  July  2.  187G, 
(m.  March  1,  1901,  Charles  W.  Stone;  res.  La  Salle,  Colo.;  ch. :  Evalin  B.,  b. 
Feb.  21,  1902,  at  Greeley.  Colo.);  2.  Carrie,  b.  Cazenovia,  Wis.,  March  9,  1878; 
d.  March  8.  1880;  3.  George  Adelbert,  b.  near  Gary,  S.  Dak.,  Aug.  10,  1881, 
(m.  Dec.  24,  1904.  Elsie  Winslow;  res.  La  Salle,  Colo.;  ch. :  Cora  Belle,  b.  Nov. 
30,  1905);  4.  Elmer  Edward,  b.  near  Gary,  S.  Dak.,  July  4,  1883;  5.  Ger- 
trude, b.  near  Gary,  S.  Dak.,  July  9.  1886;  6.  Alma  L,.,  b.  near  Gary.  S.  Dak., 
June  21,  1889;  d.  Greeley,  Colo.,  March  5,  1903;  7.  Emma  I^illian,  b.  near 
Gary,  S.  Dak.,  April  22.  1893;  d.  Greeley,  Colo.,  March  11,  1903;  8.  Grace  Hazel, 
b.  Nov.  28,  1897;  d.  Greeley,  Colo.,  July  24,  1899;  9.  Esther,  b.  Lac  qui  Parle 
Co.,   Minn.,    Nov.    28,    1897. 


228  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

2206.  III.  Nettle;  b.  July  13,  1856,  at  Marquette,  Wis.;  m.  1879  at  Ruds- 
bury,  Wis.,  LaFayette  Hale;  res.  (1906)  Denmark,  Ore.;  children:  1.  Jesse, 
b.  In  Minn.,  near  Gary,  S.  Dak.,  Feb.  28,  1882  (m.  1906  Nancy  FitzHugh  of 
Curry  Co.,  Ore.);  2.  Lona,  b.  Sept.  17,  1885,  (m.  1904  Clint  Malehorn  of  Curry 
Co.,  Ore.);  3.  Earl,  b.  in  Minn.,  Oct.  18,  1887;  4.  Louisa,  b.  in  Minn.,  June 
4,  1891;  5.  EflHe,  b.  In  Alberta  (?)  April  6,  1894;  6.  Percy,  b.  In  Montana, 
Sept.    25,    1897. 

2207.  IV.      Edward   G.;   b.    April    1,    1862,    at    Marquette,    Wis.;    m.    1st.    Ada 

A.     Laird    in    Sauk    Co.,    Wis.;    she    d.    and    he    m.     2nd.    Lydia    ;    no    ch. ; 

res.    Huson,    Mont. 

1417.  VII.  724.  EMMA'  LYON  (NOBLE)  [David',  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  June  21,  1828  at  Guilford, 
N.  Y.;  died  March  24,  1864,  at  Marquette,  Wis.  She  married,  Sept.  1854 
at  Marquette,  Wis.,  John  H.  Noble,  son  of  Hezekiah  and  Electa  (Rich- 
mond) Noble  (see  Noble  Gen.).  He  was  born  May  15,  1831,  at  Delay, 
N.  Y.,  and  died  July  30,  1903  at  Marquette,  Wis.  Left  a  widower,  he 
married  second  Roana  Richmond  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  Samuel 
and  Carleton. 

Children  of  John  H.  and  Emma  (Lyon)  Noble,  all  but  the  first  born  at 
Marquette,  Wis. : 

2208.  I.  Hattie;  b.  May  1,  1855,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  d.  March  8,  1856.  at 
Marquette,   Wis. 

2209.  II.  Thomas  Ellwood  L.;  b.  Dec.  30,  1856;  m.  April  23,  1885,  at 
Manchester,  Minn.,  Dora  Chamberlain§  (b.  Aug.  22,  1859,  at  Ellicottvllle,  N.  T.  ; 
res.  (1906)  on  farm  6  miles  N.  of  Albert  Lea,  Minn.;  a  successful  farmer  and 
staunch  Prohibitionist;   one  son,  William  Ellwood,  b.  Aug.    28,   1888. 

2210.  III.  Josephine;  b.  June  27,  1858;  m.  Dec.  7,  1892,  at  Iowa  Falls, 
la.,  Lewis  E.  Phillips,  (b.  June  23,  1871,  at  Bear  Creek,  Wis.;  s.  of  Martin  and 
Phllena  (Packard)  Phillips,  both  b.  in  Ashfleld,  Mass.);  engineer  on  the  111. 
Central  R.  R.  ;  res.  438  Cottage  St.,  Waterloo,  la.;  children:  1.  Emma  Fhilena, 
b.  Iowa  Falls.  la.,  Sept.  28,  1894;  2.  David  L.yon,  b.  Iowa  Falls,  March  11, 
1896;  3.  Alice,  b.  Waterloo,  Oct.  19,  1S99;  4.  Leavitt,  b.  Waterloo,  la.,  Dec. 
29,    1902;      5.     Rozelle   Edward,   b.    Waterloo,    June   18,    1905;    d.    Oct.    27,    1905. 

2211.  IV.     Robert   Judson;    b.    March    20,    1860;    unm. ;    res.    Marquette,    Wis. 

2212.  V.     Lucy;    b.    Jan.    17,    1862;    d.    Aug.    22,    1905,    at    Bristol,    N.    T. 

2213.  VI.     Emma;   b.    and    d.    March    19,    1864. 

1418.  VII.  724.  ESTELLE'  LYON  (SKIFF)  [David',  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  March  27,  1831  at  Guilford, 
Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.;  moved  with  her  parents  to  Elba,  N.  Y.,  in  the 
spring  of  1835  and  to  Lyons,  Wis.,  in  the  spring  of  1842.  While  a 
young  woman  she  taught  school  near  Lyons,  Wis.,  several  terms.  She 
married  Nov.  3,  1852,  at  Lyons,  Wis.,  Rozelle  F.  Skiff,  born  Oct.  19, 
1804  at  Pike,  N.  Y.;  d.  Oct.  28,  1893  at  Iowa  Falls,  la.;  son  of  Stephen 


§Daughter  of  George  Chamberlain,  born  Nov.  21,  1820,  at  Palmer,  Mass.,  and 
Emily'  Skiff,  [Stephen',  Stephen^,  Benjamin*,  Stephen',  Nathan^  James»  (of  Sand- 
wich,   Mass.)],    born    March    29,    1832,    at    Machias,    N.    Y. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  229 

and  Mehitable  (Fisk)  Skiff  (see  footnote  to  No.  1413).  He  was  a 
farmer.  In  the  fall  of  1864,  in  company  with  David  and  Sarah  Lyon 
and  Charles  H.  and  Lovina  Packard,  they  moved  in  covered  wagons 
from  Lyons,  Wis.,  to  Iowa  Falls,  la.,  where  they  took  up  farms.  Estelle 
(Lyon)  Skiff  is  now  living  (1906)  at  Iowa  Falls,  Iowa. 

Children  of  Rozelle  F.   and  Estelle    (Lyon)    Skiff: 

2314.     I.     Lovina;    b.    March    29,    1855,    at    Lyons,    "Wis.;    d.    Feb.    4,    1861. 

2215.  II.  Bozelle  Fayette;  b.  Feb.  10,  1860,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  grad.  Univ. 
of   Iowa,    1885;    principal    of   schools    in    Iowa   and   Wisconsin   until    1900;    m.    Sept. 

11,    1889,    at    Livermore,    la.,    Josephine,    dau.    of   Kinzy   and   Henrietta    ( ) 

Carlon;    no   ch. ;    res.     (1906)    Iowa   Falls,    la. 

2216.  III.  David  L.yon;  b.  May  17,  1862,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  grad.  Iowa  State 
Normal  School  1885;  principal  of  town  schools  until  1891;  since  then  engaged  in 
farming;   res.    (1906)    Milford,    la.;    m.    Aug.    18,    1892,    at   Des   Moines,    la.,    Bessie, 

dau.    of  James   H.    and   Althea    ( )    Nichols,    of   Des   Moines;    one    dau.    Mar- 

Jorie,  b.    Sept.    9,    1897,   at   Des   Moines. 

2217.  IV.  Miriam;  b.  April  15,  1866,  at  Iowa  Palls,  la.;  d.  of  diphtheria, 
Nov.    6.    1875. 

2318.  V.  Edmond  E.;  b.  March  22,  1870,  at  Iowa  FaUs;  d.  of  diphtheria, 
Nov.   17,    1875. 

1420.  VII.  724.  DIANA^  LYON  (CRANDALL)  [David«,  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  26,  at  Idleport  in  the 
town  of  Elba,  N.  Y.;  died  March  22,  1901  at  Iowa  Falls,  la;  buried  In 
the  Friends'  Cemetery;  m.  Dec.  3,  1861  at  Marquette,  Wis.,  De  Witt 
Crandall,  born  about  1836  at  Ticonderoga,  N.  Y.;  died  Feb.  17,  1906  at 
Gentry,  Ark.  They  lived  successively  at  Marquette,  Wis.,  near  Sauk 
Center,  Minn.,  and  at  Iowa  Falls,  la.  They  belonged  to  the  Adventist 
Church. 

Children   of  De  Witt   and   Diana    (Lyon)    Crandall: 

2219.  I.  Buth  Evalin  [called  Eva];  b.  Aug.  14,  1863,  at  Marquette,  Wis.; 
m.  Jan.  24,  1886,  at  Iowa  Falls,  la.,  Thomas  R.  Dohertyt  (b.  March  26,  1855); 
res.  (1906)  Tracy,  Minn.;  children  (b.  Iowa  Falls,  la.):  1.  Fayette  Carbery, 
b.    June   27,   1889;    2.    Cecil  Walter,  b.    Nov.    8,    1891;   3.    Bath,  b.   Nov.    12,   1894. 

2220.  II.  Grace;  b.  Feb.  26,  1865,  near  Rochester,  Minn. ;  m.  1st,  Will  Young; 
m.    2nd.    Harvey    Britton;    no    ch. ;    res.    Minot,    N.    Dak. 

2221.  III.  Cora;  b.  Feb.  26,  1865,  near  Rochester,  Minn.;  unm.;  d.  April 
4,    1901,    at    Iowa   Falls,    la.;    bur.    in   the   Friends'    Cemetery. 

2223.     IV.     Clara;  b.    July  1,  1869,   in  Stearns  Co.,   Minn.;   d.  there  Aug.,   1875. 

1421.  VII.  724.  LOVINA'  LYON  (PACKARD)  [David',  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  June  26,  1838  in  town  of 
Elba,  N.  Y.;   m.  March  25,  1858  at  Lyons,  Wis.,  Charles  H.  Packard, 


tThomas  R.  Doherty  was  son  of  Simon  Doherty  (b.  In  Kings  Co.,  Ireland; 
died  Iowa  Falls,  la.,  about  1901)  and  Bridget  Carbery,  (b.  West  Meath  County, 
Ireland;  died  Iowa  Falls,   la.,   about  1902). 


230  THOMAS   LYON    OF  RYE 

born  Jan.  31,  1836,  in  Ashfield,  Mass.;  son  of  Willard  and  Rosina 
(Beals)  Packard  of  Ashfield  (see  Packard  Gen.).  In  the  fall  of  1864 
they  removed  to  Iowa  Falls,  la.,  where  they  now  (1906)  reside.  Mr. 
Packard  has  been  a  teacher  and  a  farmer. 

Children    of    Charles    H.    and    Lovlna    (Lyon)    Packard: 

2223.  I.  Elsie  Cornelia;  b.  July  15,  1859,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  m.  Aug.  15,  1899, 
at  Iowa  Falls.  la.,  John  W.  BuUis  (served  in  the  Civil  war  in  Co.  C,  104th. 
III.);    res.    Iowa    Falls;    no   ch. 

2224.  II.  Emmie;  b.  Aug.  8,  1862,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;  d.  Dec.  20,  1865,  at 
Iowa   Falls. 

2225.  III.  Annie;  b.  Nov.  27,  1866,  at  Iowa  Falls;  m.  Nov.  29,  1894,  at 
Iowa  Falls,  lone  C.  Bullis;  res.  on  a  farm  near  Iowa  Falls;  children:  1.  Mal- 
colm Packard,  b.  July  26,  1898;  2.  Berna,  b.  Dec.  10,  1899;  3.  John  Well- 
ington, b.  April  4,  1902;  4.  L,ovina,  b.  Aug.  20,  1903;  5.  Robert  Judson,  b. 
July    19,    1905. 

2226.  IV.  Chester  Walter;  b.  Sept.  26,  1871,  at  Iowa  Falls;  a  physician; 
m.    Oct.    14,    1899,    at   Iowa  Falls,    Ida  Petterson;    no   ch. ;    res.    Tltonka,    la. 

2227.  V.  Judson  Lyon;  b.  Nov.  24.  1873,  at  Iowa  Falls;  m.  May  21,  1896, 
at  Iowa  Falls,  Nellie  Rowe;  res.  Titonka,  la.,  where  he  is  manager  of  a  grain 
elevator;  children,  b.  at  Iowa  Falls:  1.  Carroll,  b.  March  3,  1897;  2.  L.oi8,  b. 
Sept.    24,    1901. 

1429.  VII.  728.  ROBERT  BARCLAY'  LYON  [John  W.',  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^,  Thomas^],  born  Sept.  10,  1828  on  his 
father's  farm  in  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  married,  March  7, 
1856,  Sophie  Manington  of  Cleveland,  N.  Y.,  born  Nov.  1834;  daughter 

of  Alfred  and  Sophia  ( )  Manington,  natives  of  Hastings,  Kent 

Co.,  Eng.  He  moved  in  1856  to  Henry  Co.,  111.  and  engaged  in  farming. 
In  1863  he  moved  to  Muscatine,  la.,  where  he  was  in  the  lumber  busi- 
ness. In  1866  he  returned  to  his  former  home  in  Illinois.  In  1884  he 
went  to  Springfield,  Mo.  From  1890  to  1893  the  family  lived  in  Bluff- 
ton,  Ala.,  then  removed  to  California  to  engage  in  the  culture  of  citrus 
fruits.  Their  home  is  now  in  Hollywood,  Calif.  He  is  vice-president  of 
the  Hollywood  Board  of  Trade,  with  a  membership  of  165.  At  nearly 
four  score  years,  he  is  interested  in  the  affairs  of  the  world  and  is 
doing  his  share  of  its  work. 

Chldren    of   Robert    B.    and   Sophie    (Manington)    Lyon: 
•2228.     I.     Alfred  Manington   [called  Fred];   b.   June   29,   1862,   at  Atkinson,   IH. 

2229.  II.  Alice  M.;  b.  April  26,  1868,  at  Atkinson,  111.;  teacher  of  vocal 
and    instrumental    music;    res.    Hollywood,    Calif. 

2230.  III.  Philip;  b.  Nov.  19,  1872,  at  Atkinson,  111.;  m.  Oct.,  1906,  Mar- 
jorle   Needles,    of   Belleville,    111.;    res.    Los   Angeles,    Calif. 

1431.  VII.  728.  CATHARINE  PULVER'  LYON  (RANSOM) 
[John  W.*,  Thomas',  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug. 


SEVENTH   GENERATION  231 

7,  1832,  in  Chatham,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  July  28,  1895,  at  Bur- 
lington, Wis.  She  married,  Dec.  20,  1854,  at  the  home  of  her  parents 
In  Cleveland,  N.  Y.,  Albert  F.  Ransom,  born  July  4,  1830,  at  Sandy 
Creek,  N.  Y.;  died  July  29,  1905,  at  Burlington,  Wis.  He  was  son  of 
Francis  Porter'  Ransom   (Robert',  Jonathan^  Robert,  Jr.'),  who  came 

from  England   16 ).       Mr.   Ransom  was   an  accountant   and  lived 

successively  at  Rowe,  N.  Y.,  Pottersville,  N.  Y.,  Glens  Falls,  N.  Y.,  and 
Burlington,  Wis.,  where  he  was  proprietor  of  the  Burlington  Blanket 
Co. 

Children    of  Albert   F.   and   Catharine   P.    (Lyon)    Ransom: 

S231.     I.     Jessie  Julina;  b.    Oct.    16,   1856,   at  Rowe,  N.    Y.  ;  m.   Dec.    20,   1876, 

at   Lake   George,   N.    Y.,   William  Alston;   res.    Lake  George,   N.    Y.  ;   Mr.   Alston  Is 

a    house    decorator;    children:      1.     Albert  William,    b.    1877;      2.     Bessie,    b.    1881; 

m.  ;      3.      Howard  Paul,  b.    1S84;      4.     George,  b.    1886;      5.     John  Ransom, 

b.    1892;      6.     Frederick,    dec;      7.     Jessie,   dec. 

2232.  II.  Paul  D.;  b.  Feb.  12.  1860,  at  Pottersville.  N.  Y.  ;  m.  July  3, 
188S,  at  Atkinson,  111.,  Elizabeth  McVenn  (b.  Sept.  11,  1863,  at  Winslow,  111.; 
dau .  of  John  and  Janet  (McGregor)  McVenn  of  Winslow);  res.  Atkinson,  111.;  a 
merchant,  in  partnership  with  his  uncle,  Henry  Lyon;  children,  b.  In  Atkinson, 
111.:  1.  Robert  Nowers,  b.  Oct.  12,  1889;  2.  Stanley  McVenn,  b.  Sept.  6,  1891; 
3.  Reuben  Holmes,  b.  Oct.  28,  1894;  4.  Eugene  Field,  b.  Feb.  29.  1896;  5. 
Janet  Katharine,   b.    Sept.    10,    1898;      6.     Barclay  JIcGregor,   b.    Oct.    13,    1901. 

2233.  III.  Robert  Lyon;  b.  Sept.  28,  1862,  at  Pottersville,  N.  Y. ;  d.  Sept. 
30,  1901,  at  Burlington,  Wis.;  served  five  years  In  the  regular  army;  m.  his 
cousin  Helen  Lyon  (No.  2238);  was  vice-president  of  the  Burlington  Blanket 
Co.;   one   dau.   Roberta,   b.    April   11,    1893.    at   Atkinson,    111. 

2234.  IV.  Albert  Wesley;  b.  Feb.  13,  1865,  at  Glens  Falls,  N.  Y.;  m. 
;    no   ch. ;    a   house   decorator;    res.    Lake   George,    N.    Y. 

2235.  V.  Katharine  Adallne;  b.  Aug.  18,  1869,  at  Glens  Falls,  N.  Y.; 
m.  Aug.  3.  1904.  Ernest  H.  Foltz,  s.  of  C.  G.  Foltz,  of  Burlington,  Wis.;  res. 
Burlington,  Wis.;  she  is  an  artist  in  oil,  water  colors  and  china  decoration;  one 
son,    Charles    Ransom,    b.    Oct.    21,    1905,    at    Burlington,    Wis. 

1432.  VII.  728.  HENRY  LAWSON^  LYON  [John  W.«,  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  17,  1834,  in  Chatham 
Twp.,  Columbia  Co.,  N.  Y.;  m.  Dec.  27,  1860,  at  Atkinson,  111.,  Elizabeth 
Nowers,  born  Sept.  10,  1840  at  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  daughter  of  Thomas 
and  Decima  (Foster)  Nowers.t     He  was  a  merchant  in  Atkinson,  111, 

Children  of  Henry  L.   and  Elizabeth   (Nowers)    Lyon,   born  in  Atkinson,   111.: 

2236.  I.     Infant    Son;    b.    and    d.    Oct.    13,    1861. 

2237.  II.  Louisa  Grace;  b.  Nov.  24,  1862;  m.  Dec.  27,  1881,  Will  H.  Smith, 
of  Dixon,  111.;  res.  523  N.  Ottawa  Ave.,  Dixon,  111.;  child.  Dale  Pillsbury,  b. 
Nov.    15,    1882. 

2338.     III.     Helen  Lurena;   b.    March   4,    1870;   m.    Dec.    24,    1891,   her  cousin. 


tThomas  Nowers,  born  Aug.  24,  1805,  at  Lenham,  Eng. ;  died  1887,  at  Atkin- 
son, 111.  Decima  Foster,  b.  Oct.  26,  1807,  at  Egerton,  Eng.;  d.  about  1878.  They 
lived  some  years  at  Cleveland,  N.  Y.,  came  to  Illinois  about  1850,  and  settled 
finally  at  Atkinson,   111. 


232  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Kobert    Lyon    Ransom    (No.    2233),    who    became    a    partner    In    her    father's    busi- 
ness;  res.   Atkinson,   111. 

1433.  VII.  728.  ELEANOR  BENJAMINA'  LYON  (DALTON) 
[John  W.°,  Thomas^  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April 
18,  1840,  at  Hastings,  N.  Y.  She  was  married  Aug.  2,  1862,  at  Kinder- 
hook,  N.  Y.,  at  the  home  of  her  parents,  to  Prof.  BIbridge  Gerry  Dal- 
ton,  born  May  30,  1814  at  Northfield,  N.  H.,  son  of  Samuel  and  Polly 
(Merrick)  Dalton.  He  was  a  graduate  of  Amherst  College;  principal 
of  the  Upland  Normal  at  Chester,  Pa.;  professor  in  a  Medical  School 
in  Philadelphia;  filled  a  chair  in  the  Cincinnati  Electric  College  in  con- 
nection with  his  practice  as  a  physician,  and  was  a  preacher  and 
lecturer.  He  died  at  the  age  of  72  in  Cincinnati,  O.  Mrs.  Dalton 
resides  (1906)  in  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Children  of   Elbridge   G.   and   Eleanor  B.    (Lyon)    Dalton: 

2239.  I.  Mary  Lyon;  b.  May  29,  1864,  at  Philadelphia,  Pa.;  d.  Chicago, 
Feb.  9,  1903;  m.  Dec.  31,  1883.  Philip  Williams  Cadman,  who  is  assistant  man- 
ager of  the  Royal  Insurance  Co.,  Chicago.  111.;  children  (b.  In  Cincinnati):  1. 
George  Elbridge,  b.  Oct.  28,  1884;  2.  Elma,  b.  Dec.  22.  1885;  d.  July  23,  1886; 
3.     Ethel  Marie,  b.    Aug.   18,    18  98;   Mr.   Cadman  res.  Wheaton,   111. 

2240.  IL  Elma  Frances;  b.  Feb.  7,  1867,  at  Philadelphia;  m.  June  13, 
1883,  at  Cincinnati,  O.,  William  Arthur  Hunt,  Supt.  of  the  Russell  Molding  and 
Picture-frame   Factory;    res.    Cincinnati,    O. ;    no    ch. 

2241.  III.  Henry  Lyon;  b.  Jan.  16,  1870,  at  Cincinnati,  O. ;  state  agent 
for  the  Royal  Insurance  Co.;  res.  Milwaukee,  Wis.;  m.  June  4,  1906,  Catharine 
Tuttle,    of   Cincinnati,    O. 

2242.  IV.  Bertel  Gerry;  b.  March  11,  1872,  at  Cincinnati,  O. ;  d.  there 
May   5,    1887. 

2243.  V.     Edna   Katharine;   b.    July    2,    1875,    at    Cincinnati,    O. 

2244.  VL  Nellis  Norman;  b.  May  17,  1878,  at  Cincinnati,  O. ;  m.  Sept.  20, 
1904,  at  Cincinnati,  Ruth  Perry,  granddaughter  of  Gov.  Aaron  T.  Perry  of  Ohio; 
he  is  expert  chemist  of  the  Peet  Soap  Factory;  res.  Kansas  City,  Mo.;  chllcl, 
John  Perry,   b.    Aug.    23,    1905. 

1434.  VII.  728.  GEORGIANA  MARIE^  LYON  (VAN  ALLEN) 
(HOAG)  [John  W.\  Thomas^  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'], 
born  Aug.  6,  1844  at  Hastings,  N.  Y.  She  married  first,  Feb.  11,  1864, 
at  Pottersville,  N.  Y.,  at  the  home  of  her  sister,  Catharine  (Lyon)  Ran- 
som, John  D.  Van  Allen§,  bom  1820.  She  married  second,  Sept.  27, 
1876,  at  Glens  Falls  (also  at  the  home  of  the  same  sister)   Curtis  F. 


§The  Van  Allen  house,  home  of  Georgie  Lyon's  first  husband,  is  a  few  miles 
south  of  Kinderhook,  and  a  short  distance  north  of  the  house  of  the  late  Presi- 
dent Martin  Van  Buren.  The  brick  of  which  the  older  part  of  this  house  waa 
made  was  brought,  it  is  said,  from  Holland.  Here  in  this  house,  in  company 
with  Martin  Van  Buren,  Washington  Irving  is  said  to  have  got  material  for 
the  legend  of  Sleepy  Hollow.  John  D.  Allen  did  not  live  in  this  house,  having 
other   property,    but    it   was   willed   to   his   children. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  233 

Hoag,  born  Feb.  27,  1845.  Mr.  Hoag  operated  an  extensive  knitting 
factory  at  Kinderhoolc,  whicli  was  moved  about  1901  to  Poughlieepsie, 
N.  Y. 

Children    of   John    D.    and   Georgiana   M.    (Lyon)    Van   Allen: 

2245.  I.  Marie;  b.  May  12,  1866,  in  the  Van  Allen  house;  m.  April  30, 
1884.   at   Kinderhook,    N.    Y.,   William   Herrick   (b.    Feb.    11,    1866,   s.    of  Daniel  and 

Sarah    ( )    Herrick   of    Kinderhook);    children,    born    on    the    old   Van   Allen 

farm,  where  the  family  now  reside:  1.  IClizabeth,  b.  May  11,  1885;  2.  Mary, 
b.  Feb.  4,  1887;  3.  Helen,  b.  Dec.  29,  1889;  4.  Daniel,  b.  Nov.  16,  1894;  5. 
Georgiana,  b.    Dec.    29,   1899. 

2246.  II.     John  D.;   b.    July   21,    1869;   res.    Poughkeepsie,   N.   Y. 
Children   of  Curtis   F.    and   Georgiana   M.    (Lyon)    (Van   Allen)    Hoag: 

3347.  I.  Asa;  b.  Sept.  7,  1877,  at  Kinderhook,  N.  Y. ;  m.  Oct.  14,  1903, 
Frances   S.  Woolsey   of  Milton,    N.    Y. 

3348.  II.  Pauline;  b.  Sept.  19,  ISSO,  at  Kinderhook;  res.  Poughkeepsle, 
N.    Y. 

1435.  VII.  728.  JOSEPHINE^  LYON  (VANDENBURG)  [John 
W.^  Thomas',  David*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  8,  1846 
at  Hastings,  N.  Y.;  died  April  28,  1873.    She  married  Peter  E.  Vanden- 

burg,  who  was  born  Feb.  13,  1842,  son  of  Henry  L.  and  Helen  ( ) 

Vandenburg.  They  lived  in  New  York  State;  later  at  Lee's  Summit, 
Mo. 

Children    of   Peter    E.    and    Josephine    (Lyon)    Vandenburg: 

2249.  I.  Ralph  Ludlow;  b.  March  8.  1869,  in  State  of  New  York;  m.  June 
18,  1895,  at  Jerseyville,  111.,  Eugenia  Carlin;  res.  506  Peoria  Ave.,  Peoria,  111.; 
children:      1.     Mary  Josephine;      2.      Alma   Fausta. 

3350.  II.  Grace  Josephine;  b.  May  21,  1871,  at  Lee's  Summit,  Mo.;  m.  May 
2,    1893,    at   Jerseyville,    111.,    Eddington   R.    Welch    (b.    May    28,    1866;    s.    of   Richard 

and   Grace    ( )    Welch   of  Woodburn.    111.);   res.    BunkerhlU,   111.;    children: 

1.  Ralph  F.,  b.  April  14,  1894;  2.  Donald  M.,  b.  Dec.  11,  1895;  3.  Clara 
Josephine,  b.  July  30.  1898;  4.  Harold  Vandenburg,  b.  Jan.  18,  1900;  5.  Mar- 
garet Kathleen,   b.   April   1,    1902;      6.     Malcolm,   b.    Sept.    12,    1905. 

2251.  III.  Minnie  Cecilia;  b.  April  21,  1873,  at  Lee's  Summit,  Mo.;  m. 
George  P.    Hasbrouck;   res.    Syracuse,    N.    Y.  ;    no   ch. 

1436.  VII.  728.  JULINA'  LYON  (SMITH)  [John  W.°,  Thomas', 
David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  April  28,  1852,  at  Cleve- 
land, N.  Y.  She  married  Richard  Smith.  They  reside  in  Syracuse, 
N.  Y. 

Children   of  Richard   and  Jullna    (Lyon)    Smith: 
2253.     I.     Charles. 

2353.  II.     Lillle. 

2354.  III.     Bessie. 

2255.  IV.     Allie. 

2256.  V.     Nina. 

2257.  VI.     Curtis. 


284  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

1440.  VII.  729.  DOCTOR  GEORGE  FLETCHERS  LYON  (Wil- 
liam F.*,  Thomas",  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'),  born  Aug.  1, 
1847,  at  Lyons,  Wis.;   grad.  Davenport  Medical  College.     He  married 

Alice  Turk  daughter  of  William  and  Jane   ( )   Turk  of  Terre 

Haute,  Ind.  He  practised  medicine  a  few  years  and  then  went  Into 
mercantile  business  and  at  the  latest  accounts  was  a  produce  merchant 
in  San  Francisco,  Calif.    Address  (1906)  185  John  St.  Oakland,  Calif. 

Children    of   George    P.    and   Alice    (Turk)    Lyon: 

2258.     I.     Wendell;    b.    Oct.    1874;   d.    ae.    11   months. 

♦2259.  II.  Nina;  b.  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  Sept.  10,  1876;  m.  Bento  C.  Dalton 
of   San   Francisco,    Calif. 

1441.  VII.  729.  MILLARD  FILMORE'  LYON  [William  F.*, 
Thomas^  David*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Dec.  7,  1848,  at 
Lyons,  Wis.  He  married,  Feb.  3,  1876,  at  Adrian,  Mich.,  Ella  Jane 
Sterrett,  born  Nov.  20,  1857;  daughter  of  William  W.  and  Elizabeth 
(Carter)  Sterrett.    He  is  a  bookkeeper  at  Adrian,  Mich. 

Children    of   Millard    F.    and   Ella   J.    (Sterrett)    Lyon: 

2260.  I.  Lorena  Elizabeth;  b.  Oct.  29,  1876,  at  Adrian,  Mich.;  m.  June 
28,    1905,    at   Adrian,    Roy   G.    Auchampaugh    (b.    July   24,    1875,    at    Adrian,    son    of 

Levi  and  Angelina   ( )   Auchampaugh);  he  is  a  U.   S.   Post  Office  Inspector; 

res.    Adrian.    Mich. 

2261.  II.  James  William;  b.  Aug.  12,  1881,  in  Lewis  Co.,  Tenn. ;  d.  June 
10,    1882. 

1470.  VII.  770.  WILLIAM  HENRY'  LYON  [William  W.«,  Jona- 
than^  Peter*,  Jonathan'',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Belleville,  N.  J., 
Sept.  5,  1821;  brought  up  at  Oyster  Bay,  N.  Y.;  died  May  28,  1899. 
He  married,  Sept.  14,  1846,  Mary  Caroline  Jacobs,  born  Sept.  27,  1824; 
died  Sept.  7,  1889;  daughter  of  Laban  Jacobs  of  New  York. 

Children    of   William.    H.    and    Mary    C.    (Jacobs)    Lyon: 
*2262.     I.     William  Henry;  b.    Oct.    8,    1847;   d.    Nov.    5,    1901;   m.    Frances   H. 
Sherwood. 

*2263.     II.     Mary  Parish;   b.    Dec.    25,    1848;    m.    Anthony   C.   Vail. 
*2264.     III.     Caroline   Whiting;    b.     Sept.     30,    1853;    m.    Edwin    B.    Day. 
•2265.     IV.     Adelaide  S.;  b.    June  1,   1859;   m.  Alfred  W.   Day. 

1483.  VII.  778.  WILLIAM  ROSCOE'  LYON  [William  P.»,  James 
H.°,  Peter*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at  Haverstraw,  N.  Y., 
May  29,  1835;  res.  Morristown,  N.  J.  He  married  Jan.  20,  1858,  Mary 
Eloise  Crocker,  born  July  15,  1836;  died  April  3,  1900;  daughter  of 
Alvah  Crocker  of  Fitcliburg,  Mass. 


SEVENTH    GENERATION  235 

Children  of  William  R.   and  Mary  E.    (Crocker)   Lyon: 

2266.  I.     Mary  Louisa;   b.    May   16.    1859;   d.    April   15,    1860. 

2267.  II.     Hattie   Crocker;   b.    Feb.    17.    1861;    d.    Oct.    22,    1861. 

2268.  III.     Eloise;    b.    Oct.    21,    1862;    d.    Sept.    29,    1870. 

2269.  IV.     Alvah  Crocker;   b.    Nov.    20,    1863;   d.   Aug.    12,    1864. 

2270.  V.     Rheba  Bniflf;   b.    Oct.    7,    1865;    d.   May   8,    1866.  ^     '  , 

2271.  VI.     Richard  Bruff;   b.    March    15,    1869. ^  <.  J>  .    ff  <yt<*^CL.^'/Z^.^     /^i 

1488.  VII.  778.  PHOEBUS  WOOD'  LYON  [William  P.»,  James 
H.',  Peter*,  Jonatllan^  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  2,  1844;  grad. 
West  Jersey  Academy;  formerly  of  Bridgeton,  N.  J.,  now  of  Mary- 
ville  College,  Tenn.  He  married,  March  5,  1867,  Sarah  W.  Wood,  born 
Nov.  1,  1842;  died  March  2,  1900. 

Children   of   Phoebus   W.    and   Sarah   W.    (Wood)    Lyon: 

2272.  I.     Mary    Hastings;    b.     Dec.     29,    1867. 

2273.  II.     Lorenzo   Grenville;   b.    April    20,    1869. 

2274.  III.     WUliam  Phoebus;  b.    Oct.    24,    1871;   d.   Oct.    11,   1872. 

2275.  IV.     George   Wood;    b.    July    2,    1873. 

2276.  V.     Louise    Merwin;    b.    Oct.    21,    1875. 

2277.  VI.     Henry  Roscoe;   b.    Feb.    19,    1877;   d.   Dec.    6,    1877. 

2278.  VII.     Charles   Knox;    b.    Dec.    22.    1878;    d.    Jan.    14,    1879. 

2279.  VIII.     Jennie  Tower;    b.    March    19,    1880,   d    Jan.    25,    1892. 

2280.  IX.     Mdridge  Schauffler;  b.   Aug.   21,  1881. 

2281.  X.     Sarah   Scudder;   b.    Nov.    8,    1884. 

1506.  VIII.  788.  DANIEL'  LYON  [Lorenzo  M.»,  SamueP,  Peter*, 
Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  Feb.  23,  1833; 
farmer  in  Dexter,  Ann  Arbor  road,  living  in  1907;  address  R.  F.-  D. 
Dexter,  Mich.  He  was  a  member  of  the  farmers'  convention  1854  at 
Jackson,  Mich.,  which  gave  rise  to  the  Republican  party.  He  mar- 
ried, April  4,  1864,  Sarah  Ruckman,  born  Dec.  23,  1840;  died  June  11, 
1893  at  Ann  Arbor.  She  was  daughter  of  John  and  Phebe  (Lane)  Ruck- 
man  of  New  Jersey. 

Children  of  Daniel  and  Sarah   (Ruckman)   Lyon: 

2382.     I.     Webster;    b.     March    2,     1866;    d.     Sept.     27,    1866. 

2283.  II.     Mary    A.;    b.    Nov.     3,    1868;    unm. 

2284.  III.     Cora;    b.    Nov.     29,    1870;    unm. 

•2285.     IV.     Elmer  Daniel;   b.    March    24,    1872;   m.    Carrie   Eva  Brown. 

2286.  V.     Sarah    M.;    b.    Aug.    7,    1873;    d.    April    14,    1882. 

2287.  VI.     Laura  Lucille;  b.   June  1,   1876;   unm.;   res.    Chicago,   111. 

2288.  VII.  Alma;  b.  June  16,  1878;  m.  1901  Gilbert  Close;  res.  (1904)  8 
Lombard   Terrace,    Detroit,    Mich. 

1508.    VII.     788.    CHARLES     WILLIAM'     LYON     [Lorenzo     M.», 


236  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

SamueP,  Peter*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  4,  1835,  at 

Ann  Arbor,   Mich.,   died  .     He   married   in   Bengal   Twp.,   near 

St.  Johns,  Mich.,  March  20,  1859  Sarah  Maria  Lyon,  born  Sept.  24, 
1841,  daughter  of  Royal  Corbin'  and  Betsey  (Wilkins)  Lyon  [Nehemlah 
M.'  Nehemiah',  Benjamin^  Caleb*,  John',  John^  William'  of  Roxbury 
1635]  (see  Lyon  Memorial,  Massachusetts  Families,  p.  153).  She  died 
at  Conway,  Mich.,  Sept.  3,  1902.  Charles  W.  Lyon  was  a  farmer  in 
Bengal  township,  and  owned  and  operated  a  saw  mill.  He  was  also 
post  master,  the  post  ofllce  being  known  as  "Lyon's  Mill." 

Children  of  Charles  W.   and   Sarah  M.    (Lyon)   Lyon: 
•2288a.     I.     Willard    Charles;    b.     Scio,    Mich.,    Dec.    17,    1859;    res.     (1907)    St. 
Johns,    Mich. 

*2288b.  II.  Edwin  Howard;  b.  Scio,  Mich.,  July  7,  1861;  res.  (1907)  St. 
Johns,   Mich. 

2288c.  III.  Mark;  b.  Jan.  7,  1863;  killed  in  a  railroad  accident  Sept.  26, 
1883. 

•2288d.  IV.  Ida  May;  b.  Nov.  9,  1865;  m.  John  H.  Fildew;  res.  (1907)  St. 
Johns,    Mich. 

2288e.  V.  Fred  M.;  b.  Sept.  29,  1868;  unm. ;  was  in  U.  S.  Navy;  d.  Hong- 
kong,    Dec.     26,     1905. 

1511.  Vn.  788.  THEODORE^  LYON  [Lorenzo  M.«,  Samuel", 
Peter*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Ann  Arbor,  Mich,,  May  27, 
1844;  settled  in  Vassar,  Mich.;  married  Mary  Ruckman. 

Children    of    Theodore    and    Mary    (Ruckman)    Lyon: 

2288f.     I.     Albert    T.;    m.    . 

2288g.     II.      Lorenzo  M.;   m.   . 

2288h.     III.     Anna;   m.   . 


1512.  vn.  788.  ARTHUR  SETff  LYON  [Lorenzo  M.\  Samuel', 
Peter*,  Jonathan',  ThomasS  Thomas'],  born  Ann  Arbor,  Mich,,  June 
11,  1847;  farmer,  living  in  the  town  of  Scio;  a  strong  Republican;  ad- 
dress (1906)  Rural  S.  Ann  Arbor,  Mich,  Married,  Nov.  8,  1871,  Susan 
Ruckman,  born  Feb.  11,  1843;  daughter  of  John  and  Phebe  (Lans) 
Ruckman  of  New  Jersey.  XjX^./i*/*^  ,    e^  <.<.^'tU^^-Jt    ^  <>  e*-*,^     ~.^ 

Children   of  Arthur   S.    and   Susan   Ruckman)    Lyon: 

2289.  I.     Alva  E.;    b.    Aug.    30,    1872.   -    *^<^^    ^\*%'^*-'  ^  ^  9^  •       ^■»"- i /t-^« 

2290.  II.  Robert  Geddes;  b.  Sept.  25,  1874;  d.  Oct.  9,  1904,  near  Manila, 
Philippine  Is. 

2291.  III.     Arthur    Seth;    b.    March    3,    1876. 

2292.  IV.     Clara  S;  b.    Nov.    8,   1880;   d.  April   8,   1882. 

2293.  V.     Everett   John;    b.    April   14,    1883. 

2294.  VI.     Ethel  Susan;   b.   Aug.   1,    1885. 


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237 


1534.  VII.  821.  AUGUSTUS  S.»  LYON  [Elisha«,  Thomas',  Gil- 
bert*, Gilbert',  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  married  Elizabeth  Betts  Bouton, 
born  Oct.  9,  1824;   daughter  of  John  and  Hannah  (Betts)  Bouton. 

Children    of    Augustus    S.    and    Elizabeth    B.     (Bouton)    Lyon: 

2295.  I.      Algernon    Bouton;    b.     July    14,     1855;    d.     1897;    bur.    Union    Cam., 

Greenwich,    Conn.;   m.    1st,   Lizzie  R.  ,    (b.  Jan.    17,    1853;   d.   May  9,    1885); 

m.    2nd.   Hannah   Caroline  Lyon,   b.   1853;   d.    1891;   dau.   of  Purdyt   and  Susan    (Mer- 
rltt)    Lyon. 

2296.  II.      Charles   A.;   b.    Aug.    10.    1857;    d.    Jan.    22,    1859. 

2297.  III.  Winfleld  Scott;  b.  July  2,  1861;  m.  Elizabeth  Pouty  of  Port 
Chester. 

1565.  VIII.  867.  EDWARD  CANFIELD^  LYON  [Edward  T.\ 
Thomas',  Caleb",  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Morristown, 
N.  J.,  Nov.  5,  1843.  He  is  a  lawyer  and  resides  in  Caldwell,  N.  J.  He 
married  Jan.  13,  1880,  Caroline  Hannah  Crane,  daughter  of  the  late 
Rev.  Oliver  Crane  of  Bloomfield,  N.  J. 

Children    of    Edward    C.    and    Caroline    H.    (Crane)    Lyon: 

2298.  I.     Edward    Crane;    b.     Oct.     26,    1880. 

2299.  II.     Marion    Crane;    b.    Nov.    12,    1881. 

2300.  III.     Oliver  Crane;  b.  March  1,  1885. 

2301.  IV.     Waynman  Crane;  b.    Dec.    4,   1890. 


1567.     VIII.     867.     WILLIAM    WAYNMAN*    LYON     [Edward    T.», 
Thomas',  Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Morristown, 


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tPurdy  Lyon/was  grandson  of  Shubal  Lyon  of  Greenwich,  born  probably 
about  1752.  H^^as  a  Tory;  was  captured  by  Obadiah  Mead  and  kept  a  prisoner 
at  White  Plains.  The  homestead  in  Greenwich  is  where  his  grandson  David'  Lyon 
lives  (1896)  on  Weaver  St.  Shubal  married  March  25.  1776,  Sarah  Mead,  daughter 
of  Zachariah   Mead.      Their   children   were:      1.      Stephen;      2.      Shubal ;      3.      Henry, 

m.    Hobby;       4.     Sophia,    m.     Ed.     Collins;       5.     Amy,  "m."  1st.    

;    m.     2nd.     David    Wilson;       6.     Sarah,    m.     1st.    James    Jones;    m.     2nd. 

Johnson;      7.     Abby,  m.    Holbert   Block;      8.     David,  m.    Elizabeth   Town- 
send,    daughter   of   Coles    Townsend. 

Children    of    David^    and    Elizabeth     (Townsend)     Lyon:  1.     David,    b.    June 

18,    1813;    m.    Elizabeth    M.    Jones,    b.    New    York    Aug.     10,  1816;    d.    Greenwich, 

Conn.,    Dec.    11,    1881;    dau.    of   James    and    Elizabeth    Jones;  2.     Purdy,    b.    1817; 

m.    Susan   Merritt,    born   Dec.    10,    1820,    daughter   of   Hickson  and   Hannah    (Mead) 
Merrltt. 

Children    of    David'    and    Elizabeth     (Jones)     Lyon:       1.     Daniel;       2.     David; 

3.     James;      4.     William   H.,    b.    Dec.    1,    1855;    d.    July    3,    1893;    m.    Ella   • 

(a   dau.    Edith   M.,   b.    Feb.    4,    1885,    d.    Aug.    12,    1885);      5.     Eveline,   m.    

Hatcher;       6.         Fanny,    m.    Adsit ;       7.     Jane,    m.    Tllson;       8. 

Elizabeth,  m.   Todd. 

Children  of  Purdy  and  Susan  (Merrltt)  Lyon:  1.  Amos;  2.  Julietta,  m. 
Ben  Ange  Denton;  3.  Hannah  Caroline,  m.  Algernon  B.  Lyon  (No.  2295);  4. 
Fhelia;      5.     Mary   Esther,    m.    James   Miles,    son    of   Lot. 


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238  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

N.  J.,  May  8,  1850.     He  married  first,  June  23,  1874,  E.  Kate  Taylor 
and  second  Lizzie . 

Children   of  "Wiliam   W.   and   E.    Kate    (Taylor)    Lyon: 

2302.     I.     Edward   Haskell;   b.    April    9,    1876;    m.    Hortense   ;    a   dau. 


Virginia. 

2303.  II.     William   Emory;   b.    Sept.    2,    1878. 
Son    of   "William    W.    and    Lizzie    ( )    Lyon: 

2304.  III.     WUliam  Morrell;   b.    March  14,   1903. 

1574.  VIII.  870.  CALVIN'  LYON  (Theopllilus^  Luther',  Caleb', 
Caleb*,  Thomas',  John=,  Thomas'),  born  Sept.  27,  1826;  married  Aug. 
25,  1847,  Cornelia  Hart  of  Ithaca,  born  Dec.  10,  1827. 

Children   of    Calvin   and   Cornelia    (Hart)    Lyon    (Dr.    T.): 

2305.  I.     Emma. 

2306.  II.     Ellen. 

1579.  VIII.  870.  CHARLES  HENRY'  LYON  [Theophilus^  Lu- 
ther', Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  18  (28),  1843. 
He  married  Aug.  18,  1866  Amarilla  P.  Allen. 

Adopted   daughter   of   Charles   H.    and    Amarilla   P.    (Allen)    Lyon: 

2307.  I.     Lillian  Mae;   b.    Jan.    29,    1882;   m.   Nov.    29,    1902,    P.    A.    Clock. 

1586.  VIII.  874.  ORSON  ISRAEL'  LYON  [Nathan  R.^  Enon», 
Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas'],  born  June  10,  1830;  died  Nov. 
16,  1893.    He  married,  Sept.  13,  1853,  Sarah  Ann  Wood  of  Homer,  N.  Y. 

Children    of   Orson    Israel    and    Sarah    Ann    (Wood)    Lyon: 

2308.  I.      Anna    Sophia;    b.    Feb.    10,    1855;    d.    1905;    m.    Bourquln; 

res.    Minneapolis,    Minn. ;    several    children. 

2309.  II.     Ella  May;  b.   Dec.    27,   1857;   m.  Muzzy;   res.    Thief   River 

Falls,    Minn.;    children:      1.     Homer;      2.      Franli    Wood,    (m.    Eva.    ;    res. 

Rochester,    Minn.). 

2310.  III.     Franlt  Wood;   b.    Oct.    15,    1864. 

2311.  IV.  Grace;  b.  Nov.  22,  1870;  deaf  mute;  married;  res.  near  Roches- 
ter,   Minn. 

1587.  VIII.  874.  ALBERT'  LYON  [Nathan  R.^  Enon",  Caleb', 
Caleb*,  Thomas',  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  7,  1833;  res.  (1906) 
Rochester,  Minn.  He  married.  May  14,  1862,  Rebecca  Dickinson  Mead, 
born  April  20,  1844;  died  1905. 

Children   of  Albert   and  Rebecca  D.    (Mead)    Lyon: 

2312.  I.  Herbert  Mead;  b.  June  14,  1865;  married;  4  or  5  children;  res. 
Minneapolis,    Minn. 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  239 

2313.  II.     Nathan   Rodney;    b.    Jan.    18,    1869;    m.    ;    res.    Fairmount, 

Minn. 

2314.  III.     Winifred  Truman;   b.    May    21,    1870;    d.    Aug.    22,    1872. 

1588.  VIII.  874.  ERWIN  BNON'  LYON  [Nathan  R.',  Enon«, 
Caleb^  Caleb^  Thomas^  John%  Thomas*],  born  Sept.  11,  1838;  res. 
(1906)  Oberlin,  O;  manufacturer  of  liquid  slating.  He  married,  May 
27,  1864,  Harriet  Adelia  West,  daughter  of  Oliver  Judson  and  Adelia 
(Chadwicli)  West. 

Children    of   Erwin   Enon   and    Harriet   A.    (West)    Lyon: 

2315.  I.      Llewellyn  Erwin;  b.   Aug.    21,   1865;  d.  ;  m.   Electa  Houck; 

res.    Wellington,    O. ;    3    ch. ;    widow    lives    (1906)    Oberlin,    O. 

2316.  II.  L,orena  Adelia;  b.  Oct.  19,  1866;  grad.  Oberlin  Coll.;  teacher 
(1906)   Newark,   N.  J. 

2317.  III.     Floy  Emily;   b.    Sept.    2,    1874;    d.    about    1882. 

3318.  IV.  Doren;  b.  April  23,  18  80;  unm. ;  engineer  in  water  works,  Ober- 
lin,   1906. 

1589.  VIII.  874.  WILLIAM  FRANKLIN*  LYON  [Nathan  RJ, 
Enon",  Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John-,  Thomas'],  born  near  Holmes 
Corner,  Genoa  Township,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.,  June  27,  1842.  In  1854  he 
removed  with  his  parents  to  High  Forest,  Minn.  In  1864  he  enlisted 
in  the  Ninth  Regiment  Minn.  Vol.  Inf.  He  was  taken  prisoner  at 
Brice's  Cross  roads,  Miss.,  by  Forrest's  men  and  was  in  Anderson- 
ville  prison  five  months  and  nine  days.  Of  that  memorable  experience 
he  has  published  a  graphic  account.  He  is  a  teacher  of  penmanship  and 
has  had  charge  for  many  years  of  that  department  in  the  public  schools 
of  Detroit.  He  married  in  Fitchville,  O.,  Dec.  19,  1865,  Emily  Jane 
West  daughter  of  Oliver  Judson  and  Adelia  (Chadwick)  West. 

Children   of  William   F.    and    Emily   J.    (West)    Lyon: 

2319.  I.  Oliver  West;  b.  Oberlin,  O.,  April  6,  1868;  d.  Irving,  Ks.  Sept.  4, 
1869. 

*2320.  II.  William  Franklin  Jr.;  b.  High  Forest,  Minn.,  Oct.  7,  1870;  m. 
Nellie   Russell. 

2321.     III.     Sophia   Lorena;   b.    Mancato,    Minn.,    Sept.    11,    1872. 
*2322.     IV.     Jay    Edgar;    b.    Oberlin,    O.,    Nov.    10,    1874;    res.     (1906)    Detroit, 
Mich. 

2323.  V.  Carroll  Chadwick;  b.  Oberlin,  O.,  April  7,  1878;  not  m. ;  res. 
(1906)    Hart,    Mich. 

•2324.  VI.  Judson  West;  b.  Norwalk,  O..  Feb.  6,  1880;  res.  (1906)  Norwalk, 
O. 

2325.  VII.  Harry  Adelbert;  b.  LaCrosse,  Wis.,  Dec.  28,  1881;  res.  (1906) 
Ann    Arbor,    Mich. ;    bookkeeper    in    Saur    Lumber    Co. 

1590.  VIII.     874.     CHESTER    ROCKWELL'    LYON    [Nathan    R.\ 


240  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Enon',  Caleb^  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas^],  born  Genoa  Township, 
N.  Y.,  March  9,  1845.    He  married  Abbie  Knapp. 

Children    of    Chester    R.    and    Abbie    (Knapp)    Lyon: 

2326.  I.     Mary    S.;    b.    June    4,    1869. 

2327.  II.     Eva    M.;    b.    Oct.     14,    1871. 

2328.  III.     Nathan   Ray;    b.    Nov.    7,    1878. 

2329.  IV.     Laura   Aiig:eline;    b.    Nov.    3,    1882. 

2330.  V.     Klmer  WUson;   b.    June   16,    1886. 

2331.  VI.      Helen   Jay;    b.     Sept.    20,    1888;    d.    May    6,    1892. 

1617.  VIII.  900.  LUCY«  LYON  (KERR)  [Marcus',  Moses',  Caleb', 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas^],  born  in  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  July  9,  1858. 
She  married  in  Ithaca,  Dec.  27,  1883,  Walter  Craig  Kerr,  son  of  the  late 
Rev.  A.  Hervey  and  Elizabeth  (Craig)  Kerr  of  Rochester,  Minn.  Pres- 
ent address  (1905)   "The  Beeches,"  Dongan  Hills,  Staten  Island. 

Children    of   Walter    C.    and    Lucy    (Lyon)    Kerr: 
2333.     I.     Eleanor;    b.    Brooklyn,    N.    Y.,    Feb.    8,    1885. 

2333.  II.      Donald    Craig;    b.    Brooklyn,    Dec.     28,    1889. 

2334.  III.     Marjory;    b.     New    Brighton,    Staten    Island.    April    13,    1892. 

2335.  IV.     Phyllis    Schuyler;    b.    New    Brighton,    Sept.     6,    1894. 

1618.  VIII.  900.  LAURA'  LYON  (WILLIAMS)  [Marcus',  Moses', 
Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  in  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  Oct. 
28,  1865;  died  March  1894.  Graduate  of  Wellesley  College  1887.  She 
married  in  November  1889  Otis  Lincoln  Williams.  He  married  second 
in  1899  Nan  King  of  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Children    of    Otis    L.    and    Laura    (Lyon)    Williams: 

2336.  I.     Katharine. 

2337.  II.     Margaret. 

2338.  III.      Dorothy;    twin    sister    of    Margaret. 

2339.  IV.     Laura. 

1621.  VIII.  900.  NEWELL'  LYON  [Marcus',  Moses',  Caleb', 
Caleb\  Thomas',  John=,  Thomas'],  born  in  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  20,  1874; 
grad.  Cornell  University  1897;  New  York  Law  school  1899.  His  home 
is  in  New  York  City,  where  he  is  an  attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law. 
Address  (1905)  632  W.  147th.  St.;  business  address  220  Broadway.  He 
married  in  New  York  City,  Sept.  30,  1901,  Delia  Ward  Ferous,  daughter 
of  La  Fayette  C.  and  Mary  Elizabeth  (Ward)  Ferous  of  New  York 
City. 


EIGHTH   GENERATION  241 

Children   of   Newell   and  Delia   W.    (Perous)    Lyon: 

2340.  I.  Richard  Newell;  b.  New  York  City,  June  6,  1903;  d.  June  7, 
1903. 

8341.     II.     Philip    Schuyler;    b.    May    25,    1906. 

1636.  VIII.  928.  GEORGE  W.=  LYON  [Joseph  T.',  Daniel', 
DanieP,  Caleb*,  Thomas',  John^  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  1860. 
He  married,  Dec.  16,  1891  Ida  Louise  Husted,  bom  May  31,  1869, 
daughter  of  Nathaniel  Lyon  Husted  and  Mary ««=: —  /J/ 


Children   of  George   W.    and   Ida   Louise    (Husted)    Lyon:  ^ %C^O^0  /  i  <t i^ 

2341a.     I.     Eva;  b.  Aug.   1893. 

2341b.     II.     Grace. 

2341c.     IIL     Theodore;  b.  Aug.   5,   1897. 

1647.  VIII.  960.  ISAAC*  LYON  [Sylvester  M.\  Isaac',  Job', 
Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  1866;  married  Adelaide  Bird, 
daughter  of  Theodore  S.  Bird. 

Children    of    Isaac    and    Adelaide    (Bird)    Lyon: 

2342.  I.     Theodore  Bird;    b.    1887. 

2343.  II.     WaUace    Bradley    [William    W.];    b.     1889. 

1648.  VIII.  960.  BERTHA  E.«,  LYON  (BRADLEY)  [Sylvester 
M.',  Isaac',  Job'',  Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  1867;  mar- 
ried Wallace  H.  Bradley,  son  of  John  C.  Bradley  of  New  Haven. 

Children    of    Wallace    and    Bertha    (Lyon)    Bradley: 

2344.  I.     Leon;    b.     1891. 

2345.  II.     WTiitney;    b.    1893. 

2346.  III.     Sheldon;   b.    1897. 

2347.  IV.     Bertha   Josephine;   b.    1900. 

1663.  VIII.  986.  ELIZABETH  R.«  LYON  (SMITH)  [Israel', 
James^  Roger",  Roger*,  John^  John-,  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y., 
April  16,  1820;  died  Jan.  21,  1895.  She  married  Jan.  12,  1841,  Thomas 
Wakeman  Smith. 

Children    of    Thomas    W.     and    Elizabeth    R.     (Lyon)    Smith: 

2348.  I.     Mary  E. 

2349.  II.     OrviUe. 

2350.  III.     Fannie    E. 

2351.  IV.     Squire   W. 

2352.  v.     Israel    L.. 

2353.  VI.     Lucretia    R. ;    m.     Cornelius    Young. 

2354.  VII.     Emma   L,. 

2355.  VIII.     Whiting   R. 

2356.  IX.     Langley   C. 
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242  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

1666.  VIII.  987.  WILLIAM  EDWARD'  LYON  [Newman  C, 
James",  Roger',  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  of  Brooklyn;  born 
Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  18,  1819;  died  Jan.  6,  1904;  buried  at  Bedford. 
He  married  first,  Jan.  4,  1844,  Elizabeth  Banks,  born  May  3,  1823;  died 
July  22,  1883,  buried  at  Bedford.  She  was  daughter  of  Jeremiah  and 
Hannah  (Mead)  Banks.  He  married  second,  July  23,  1884,  Mary  B. 
Carr. 

Children    of    William    E.    and    Elizabeth    (Banks)    Lyon: 

2357.  I.  Jeremiah  Banks;  b.  Feb.  2,  1848;  m.  1st.  Feb.  5,  1868,  Hen- 
rietta Washburn;  m.  2nd.  Dec.  2,  1885,  Marcia  L.  Washburn;  by  1st.  wife 
had   Grace   and   another   dau. 

2358.  II.     Clark    N.;    b.    Dec.    7,    1851;    unm. 

2359.  III.  Leroy  M.;  b.  Jan.  31,  1854;  m.  Dec.  24,  1873,  Anna  Merrltt; 
an   infant   son   d.    1877. 

2360.  IV.     RockvveU   M.;    b.    March    8,    1856;    d.    Sept.    9,    1878. 

2361.  V.  Seely;  b.  Nov.  24,  1859;  d.  Jan.  27,  1882;  m.  Feb.  25.  1881, 
Maria  Henry;  one  ch. 

1670.  VIII.  987.  HENRY'  LYON  [Newman  C,  James',  Roger", 
Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  June  16,  1827;  res. 
Sing  Sing,  N.  Y.;  a  merchant.  He  married,  Oct.  4,  1854,  Anna  Maria 
Dingee,  born  Oct.  29,  1826;  daughter  of  Jesse  and  Esther  (Honeywell) 
Dingee.J 

Children    of    Henry    and    Anna    M.     (Dingee)    Lyon: 

2362.  I.     Edgar  Marshall;    b.    Dec.    25,    1855;    d.    June   1,    1860. 

2363.  II.     Montgomery. 

2364.  IIL     Alethea  M.;  b.   Oct.   8,   1861;   d.  March   27,   1864. 

2365.  IV.     Henry. 

2366.  V.     Esther. 

2367.  VI.     Ida. 

1672.  VIII.  987.  SARAH  JANE'  LYON  (MILLER)  [Newman  C.\ 
James^  Roger",  Roger',  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  of  Katonah,  N.  Y., 
born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  March  19,  1831.  She  married  Aug.  6,  1850  Stephen 
Holly  Miller,  born  Aug.  16,  1823;  died  May  18,  1905,  at  Katonah,  N.  Y. 
He  was  son  of  Alvah  and  Lois  (Holly)  Miller. 

Children    of    Stephen    H.    and    Sarah    Jane    (Lyon)    Miller: 

2368.  I.     Emma   Jane;    b.    Aug.    30.    1852. 

2369.  II.  Alvah;  b.  Jan.  30,  1855;  m.  Feb.  9,  1876,  Phebe  Augusta 
Sutton. 

2370.  III.     Cyprus;   b.    Feb.    4,    1859;    m.    Dee.    19,    1883,    Hattie    E.    Henry. 


tJesse    Dingee    died    Oct.    23,    1877,    ae.    81    y.    3    m.    4    d.;    Esther    Honeywell 
born    Sept.    25,    1801;    died   Nov.    5,    1893. 


EIGHTH   GENEKATIOK  243 

2371.  IV.     Stephen    Holly;    b.    March    25,    1865;    d.    May    1,    1872. 

2372.  V.     Lois  Adelia;  b.    Nov.    25,   1866;   m.    May  4,   1892,   Lewis  H.    Ferris. 

2373.  VI.     Arthur;    b.    March    23.    1869;    m.    Feb.    6,    1896,    Julia    Tracy. 

1673.  VIII.  987.  ANN  MATILDA"  LYON  (BANKS)  [Newman 
C,  James',  Roger',  Roger*,  John^  JohIl^  Thomas'],  born  June  20,  1832; 
died  South  Salem,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  July  9,  1907.  She  married 
Nov.  30,  1852,  William  Harvey  Banks,  born  Sept.  5,  1820;  died  May  18, 
1894;  son  of  Jeremiah  and  Hannah  (Mead)  Banks. 

Children    of    William    H.     and    Ann    Matilda    (Lyon)    Banks: 

2374.  I.     ChUion;   b.    Jan.    26,    1854. 

2375.  II.     Orion;    b.    Dec.     S,    1856;    m.    Maggie    Glass. 

2376.  III.     Florence;    b.    Nov.    14,    1859;    m.    A.    A.    Irvine. 

2377.  IV.      Varian;    b.    April    28,    1863. 

2378.  V.     Alethea;    b.    March    8,    1869. 

2379.  VI.     William    S.;    b.    Dec.    21,    1870. 

1674.  VIII.  987.  NEWMAN  C.»  LYON  [Newman  C.^  James', 
Roger'*,  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas*],  born  June  18,  1834;  died  Nov. 
1,  1900.  He  married  first  Addie  Gary,  born  June  3,  1836,  died  May 
9,  1872;  daughter  of  John  Gary.    He  married  second  Mary  Powell. 

Child    of    Newman    C.    and    Addie    (Gary)    Lyon: 

2380.  I.     Infant;   b.    March    1859;    d.    1859. 
Children    of    Newman    C.    and    Mary    (Powell)    Lyon: 

2381.  II.  Newman  C;  b.  1883;  d.  April  27,  1905;  shot  and  killed  himself 
at   Rumford   Falls,    Me. 

2382.  III.     Albert. 

1676.  VIII.  987.  ALETHEA  M.«  LYON  (HAIT)  [Newman  C.*, 
James*,  Roger",  Roger*,  John^  John^  Thomas'],  of  South  Salem,  West- 
chester Go.,  N.  Y.;  born  May  19,  1839.  She  married  Isaac  N.  Halt, 
born  April  28,  1837,  died  March  24,  1907,  at  South  Salem,  N.  Y.,  son 
of  Daniel  and  Harriet  (Todd)  Hait.§ 

Children    of   Isaac   N.    and   Alethea   M.     (Lyon)    Halt: 

2383.  L     Harriet  Todd;   b.    Dec.    20,    1863;   d.    Sept.    1,    1870. 

2384.  II.     James   M.;    m.    . 

2385.  III.  Alethea  Louise;  b.  1867;  m.  June  3.  1891,  Richard  W.  Prldham 
of  London,  son   of  William   C.    and   Elizabeth    (Woodsmith)    Prldham. 

2386.  IV.     Emily;    m.    George    Hoyt. 

2387.  V.     Ida. 


§Daniel   Hait    died   July   5,    1856,    ae.    55    y.    2   m.    14   d.      He   married   Harriet 
Todd,   Oct.    27,   1827. 


244  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

1678.  VIII.  988.  HARVEY'  LYON  [James',  James',  Roger*, 
Roger*,  John",  John^  Thomas'],  of  New  Canaan,  Conn;  born  Bedford, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  27,  1832;  d.  Jan.  20,  1906  at  Four  Corners,  near  New  Canaan; 

buried  at  Bedford,  N.  Y.    He  married  Thirza  C ,  born  Feb.  25, 

1837;  died  April  3,  1887. 

Children   of   Harvey  and   Thirza    ( )    I^yon: 

2388.  I.  Emma;  m.  Edward  Comstock;  res.  New  Canaan,  Conn.;  P.  O. 
Norwallt.    Conn.      R.    F.    D. 

2389.  II.     George   H.;   res.    New    Canaan,    Conn. 

1679.  VIII.  988.  PHEBE*  LYON  (FOWLER)  [James',  James', 
Rog^er",  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas^],  of  Bankville,  Westchester  Co., 
N.  Y.,  born  Dec.  7,  1835.    She  married  Theodore  Fowler. 

Children    of   Theodore    and    Phebe    (Lyon)    Fowler: 


2390. 

I. 

Charles. 

2391. 

II. 

William  L,. 

2392. 

III. 

Newman. 

2393. 

IV. 

Adelia. 

2394. 

V. 

Florence. 

1681.  VIII.  988.  WILLIAM'  LYON  [James',  James',  Roger», 
Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  of  White  Plains  N.  Y.;  born  June  8, 
1839;  res.  21  Tibbetts  Ave.,  White  Plains.  He  married,  Dec.  31,  1862, 
Lucretia  Merritt,  born  July  28,  1837;  died  Sept.  19,  1904  at  White 
Plains;  buried  Mt.  Kisco,  N.  Y. 

Daughter    of    William    and    Lucretia    (Merritt)    Lyon: 
•2395.     I.     Lizzie;    b.    Jan.    19,    1865;    m.    George   Lockyer. 

1686.  VIII.  990.  WILLIAM  A.'  LYON  [Knapp',  James',  Roger". 
Roger*,  John',  JohnS  Thomas'],  born  July  13,  1834;  died  Sept.  25,  1863 
from  injuries  received  by  falling  through  the  hatchway  of  a  vessel. 
Adm.  of  estate  New  York  City,  Dec.  5,  1863,  to  widow  Christina  and 
John  J.  Tyler. 

Children    of    William    A.     and    Christina    ( )    Lyon: 

2396.  I.     Julia    Augusta;    b.    July    5,    1858;    d.    June    28,    1859. 

2397.  II.     Joseph   Warren;    b.    July    27,    1860;    d.    Nov.     8,    1862. 

1690.  VIII.  992.  WILLIAM  WILLIAMS'  LYON  [Miles',  Jona- 
than", Roger^  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  of  New  York  City,  born 
Sept.  10,  1830;  died  suddenly  Nov.  25,  1875,  New  York  City,  112  Avenue 
C.     Adm.  of  estate  New  York  City  Feb.  1,   1884  to  widow  Emma  J. 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  245 

(res.  349  So,  3rd,  St.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  He  married  Oct.  2,  1851  Emma 
Jane  Howell,  born  April  12,  1834;  died  Jan.  17,  1902,  at  Westfield,  N. 
J.;  buried  in  Evergreen  Cemetery.  She  was  daughter  of  Daniel  and 
Elizabeth  B.  (Campbell)  Howell. 

Children    of   William   W.    and   Emma   J.    (Howell)    Lyon: 

3398.  I.  Mary  Louise;  b.  Oct.  19,  1852;  m.Elisha  Taylor;  res.  Westfleld, 
N.   J. 

2399.  II.  Kate  Ann;  b.  Oct.  17,  1854;  m.  Charles  P.  Taylor;  res.  "West- 
fleld,   N.    J. 

*2400.     III.     William   Williams;   b.    Nov.    15,    1856;    m.    Alice    Mott. 
2401.     IV.     John   H.;    b.    March    16,    1859;    d.    July   18,    1860;    buried   Buxton 
Cemetery,   Bedford,   N.    Y. 

•2401a.     V.     Hervey   C;    b.    Oct.    20,    1865;    m.    Ida    Tilley. 

1698.  VIII.  1018.  JOHN  MILLER*  LYON  [Stephen',  William', 
Justus',  Roger*,  John*  ,John-,  Thomas'],  of  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.;  born 
Sept.  28,  1834;  died  Feb.  22,  1902  at  Port  Chester;  buried  Bedford  Sta- 
tion. Adm.  of  -estate  April  4,  1902  to  Jennie  M.  and  William  Penn 
Lyon.  He  married  first,  Sarah  Jane  Clifford,  born  March  3,  1838;  died 
Nov.  11,  1881;  buried  in  Union  Cemetery,  Bedford.    She  was  daughter 

of  Rev.  Isaac  S.  and  Annie  (Ford)  Clifford.    He  married  second  Jennie      t 
M.  Baillie,  daughter  of  Samuel  Baillie. 

1699.  VIII.  1018.  WILLIAM  PENN«  LYON  [Stephen',  William', 
Justus",  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas*],  born  Bedford,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  7, 
1837;  lives  (1906)  in  Katonah,  N.  Y.  He  married,  Sept.  16,  1874,  Mary 
Ann  Sniffen,  born  Dec.  13,  1839;  died  Jan.  1,  1893;  buried  Union  Ceme- 
tery, Bedford,  N.  Y.  She  was  daughter  of  Daniel  and  Mary  (Carpen- 
ter) Sniffen  of  Round  Hill,  Conn.    Adm,  of  estate  March  27,  1893  to 

husband  William  P,  Lyon.        /,/,>.*     i..    ^.    /^ic-  :5  c-     /  r^^ 

/ 

Children   of  William  P.    and   Mary  Ann    (Sniffen)    Lyon: 
*2402.     I.     Mabel   Amanda;    b.    Jan.    4,    1876;    m.    Oeorge   Seward   Roblnsoa. 

>  2403.     II.     Stephen    D.;    b.    Oct.    16,    1882;    m.    ;    undertaker;    res. 

White  Plains,  N.   Y.,/l38  Railroad  AveJ     Sj?    T* r^ CL.*^ty(     £5>^  //  ^  i  2.  ; 

1709.  VIII.  1027.  ANTOINETTE'  LYON  (STOCKHOLM)  [Wal- 
ter  S.',  John*,  Samuel',  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas*],  born  Bedford, 
N.  Y.,  April  4,  1816;  res.  (1906)  27  So.  Hamilton  St.,  Poughkeepsle, 
N.  Y,,  ae.  90  y.  She  married  Oct.  7,  1840  Abraham  Stockholm,  born 
April  2,  1819, 

Children   of  Abraham   arid   Antoinette    (Lyon)    Stockholm: 

2404.     I.     Maria;    b.    Aug.    20,    1841;    res.     (1906)    Hyde    Park,    N.    T. ;    m.^ 


246  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

1864,  John  Gilbert  (b.  1843;  d.  March  22,  1895);  6  children.  One  daughter, 
Helen  W.  m.  H.  A.  Somers  and  lives  (1906)  at  301  Church  St.,  Poughkeepsie, 
N.    Y. 

2405.  II.  Phebe  Helen;  b.  Nov.  27,  1843;  m.  1st,  Egbert  B.  KUley  (d. 
Feb.    11.    1873);    m.    2nd.    ;    res.    Washington,    D.    C.  ;    has   clerkship. 

2406.  III.  Abraham  Brinckerhoflf;  b.  Jan.  6,  1849;  m.  June  2,  1874, 
Jennie  Ward    (b.    Aug.    2,   1849). 

2407.  IV.     Walter   Lyon;    b.    March    20,    1854;    d.    Dec.    2,    1857.  ^  • 

1710.    VIII.     1027.     THOMAS  S.«  LYON   [Walter  S.',  John«,  Sam-     ^  <-< 
ueP,  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'! ,  of  Katonah,  N.  Y.,  born  Feb.  17, 1818  (ycJ^f 
died  1903.     He  married  first  Calista  Bailey   Haight.'^and   second  De-    /<2^3 
borah   [Lounsbury   ?]t;  who  died  Aug.  21,  1870.     Adm.  of  her  estate 
June  12.  1876  to  husband  Thomas  S.  Lyon.     /  ,         >  £    .^  n 

^*~ A Children  of  Thomas  S.    smd  Calista  B.    (Haight) 'Lyon^,^-^^ 

>//   — _  2408._-J?.     Aon    EUza;    B.    Jan.     23,    1850;    m.£May    sT)  1873,    Constant    Ferris 

Whitney    (b.    Jan.^1^,    1851]    son    of    Silas    Constant    and    Sarah    Matilda    (Ferris) 

WhUneyj    res^  YorktW    N      Y.^^..^  .  ^  .    Cj^f    /  (      /  ^U  (. 

K-t't-<-<-A-  240§,,--«t\^ Louisa ;1  m.j  Hosea    Fhs^Uyn^no    ch.  '  ( 

■^  *  ^ — "'^2410,,'-'lll.     Walter   Haight*..m,    — ^"'^-^  ;    res.    Iowa;    has    a    daughter,    y' '^^Z 
^^  JSraAighter    of    Thomas    S.    anB    Deborah    (—=»-«;— — )    Lyon:  ^^__,'^    <??^-^<.C 

^^2411.     IV.     Mineola;  under  li  in  1876;   m.  —  I  "     7n    i  /9^  v  - 

'—*  1711.     VIII.     1027.     SARAH  ELIZABETH*  LYON  (WALES)   [Wal-    '^vl 

ter  S.^,  John^  SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Mt.  Pleas-  ' 

ant,  N.  Y.,  July  18,  1820;  died  May  22,  1885;  buried  at  Katonah  (re- 
moved in  1903  to  Oakwood,  Mt.  Kisco).  She  married,  Sept.  4,  1838, 
at  Bedford,  Lemuel  Wales  M.  D.,  born  Aug.  15,  1811  at  Hartford  Conn.; 
died  March  25,  1892  at  Croton  Point,  N.  Y.;  buried  at  Katonah  (after- 
wards 1903  in  Oakwood,  Mt.  Kisco).  He  was  a  veteran  of  two  wars, 
the  Mexican  and  the  Civil  war. 

Children    of    Lemuel    and   Sarah    Elizabeth    (Lyon)    Wales: 

2412.  I.     Thomas    Hender;    b.    July    16,    1839;    d.    July    2.    1840. 

2413.  II.     Sarah  Elizabeth;  b.    July   27,    1842;   res.    (1904)   Mt.    Kisco,   N.    Y. 

2414.  IIL     Walter  Ahaz;  b.   June  15,   1845;  d.    Sept.    26,   1856. 

2415.  IV.  Lizzie  Lyon;  b.  Aug.  31,  1849;  m.  at  Purdy  Station,  Oct  28, 
1868,  Stephen  W.  Underbill;  ch. :  1.  William  Ale.vander,  b.  May  24,  18S0;  2. 
Stephen  Maurice,   b.    June   15,    1884. 

2316.  V.  Frank  Adelbert;  b.  June  22,  1852  at  Brookyln,  N.  Y.  ;  Presby- 
terian Minister  (D.  D.);  m.  Oct.  27,  1880,  at  Chicopee,  Mass.,  Minnie  Taylor; 
a  son,   Kenneth  D. 

1712.  VIII.  1027.  MARY'  LYON  (WOOD)  [Walter  S.',  John", 
SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas*],  born  June  4,  1823;   living  in 


tone  record  says  "married  first  Lounsbury;  second  Halght." 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  247 

1904.     She  married,  Sept.  12,  1843,  John  Jay  Wood,  born  July  3,  1821; 
son  of  Stephen  and  Phebe  (Underhill)  Woodf  of  Bedford. 

Children    of   John   J.    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Wood; 

2417.  I.  Alice;  b.  Sept.  13,  1845;  m.  Fitz  Randolph  Runyon;  res.  New 
Brunswick,    L.    I. 

2418.  II.     Charles;    b.    June    2,    1851;    m.    Morris;    was    pastor    of 

Presbyterian   ch.,    Germantown,    Pa. 

2419.  III.      Mary    Klla;    b.    July    3,    1855;    d.     young. 

1715.  VIII.  1027.  CAROLINE'  LYON  (ALBERTSON)  [Walter 
S.',  John°,  SamueP,  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  March  4,  1828; 
died  Jan.  9,  1904  at  Roslyn  L.  I.  She  married  at  Jamaica,  L.  I.,  April 
27,  1853,  Silas  Whitson  Albertson,  born  Aug.  1825;  living  1904,  son  of 
Silas  and  Kezia  (Whitson)  AlbertsonJ  of  North  Hempsted,  L.  I. 

Children  of   Silas  "W.   and   Caroline    (Lyon)   Albertson: 

2420.  I.     Sallie   Lyon;    b.    Jan.    30,    1854;    d.    March    2,    1856. 

2421.  II.      SUas;   b.    March   12,    1857;   m.    . 

2422.  III.     Ida;   b.    Dec.    14,    1858;   m.    Edwin   C.    "Willetts. 

2423.  IV.     Caroline;   b.    Oct.    23,    1860;   m.    John   S.    Hicks. 

2424.  V.      Sarah;   b.    Dec.    4,    1864;   m.    J.    Wheeler  Glover. 

1716.  VIII.  1027.  BETSEY  B.«  LYON  (PECK)  [Walter  S.',  John*. 
SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John',  Thomas'],  born  Bedford  Nov.  4,  1830. 
She  married,  Nov.  11,  1847,  John  W.  Peck,  born  Dec.  26,  1828;  son  of 
Gideon  and  Phebe  W.  (Merritt)  Peck  of  Sing  Sing,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  John  W.    and  Betsey  B.    (Lyon)   Peck: 

Bert  Foshay   (d.    1904);   res.    Sing   Sing;   a  son  William. 


2425. 

I.     Julia;   m 

2426. 

II.     Bessie. 

2427. 

III.     Ada. 

2428. 

IV.     John. 

2429. 

V.     Dan. 

1719.  VIII.  1028.  SARAH  M."  LYON  (STURDEVANT)  [Alfred\ 
John*,  SamueP,  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  30,  1820; 
res.  Danbury,  Conn.    She  married,  Oct.  10,  1837,  Elijah  Sturdevant. 

Children    of    Elijah    and    Sarah    M.     (Lyon)    Sturdevant: 

2430.  I.     Edgar. 

2431.  II.     Amelia. 

2432.  III.     Thomas  Alfred. 


tStephen  Wood,  born  Dec.    4,   1792,  son  of  James  and  Martha   (Weeks)   Wood; 
Sept.    16,    1812,    Phebe    Underhill,    who    died    Dec.     26,    1855. 
tSilas  Albertson  died  Jan.   2,   1847,  ae.  63;  Kezia  died  Aug.   20,   1853,  ae.   66. 


248  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

1726.    VTII.     1028.     HIRAM    D.«    LYON    [Alf^ed^    John',    Samuel" 
Roger*,  John*,  John°,  Thomas'],  married  Abbie  Gifford. 

Children    of    Hiram    D.    and   Abble    (Gifford)    Lyon: 
2433.     I.     Sanford. 


2434. 

II. 

Genevieve. 

2435. 

III. 

Edith. 

2436. 

IV. 

Gertrude. 

2437. 

V. 

Lyman. 

2438. 

VI. 

Herbert. 

1727.  VIII.  1028.  ELIZABETH'  LYON  (GRIMSHAW)  [Alfred', 
John',  SamueP,  Roger*,  John",  John^  Thomas'],  married  Henry  Grim- 
shaw. 


Children  of  Henry  and  Elizabeth    (Lyon)    Grlmshaw: 

2439.  I.      Samuel. 

2440.  II.     Howard. 
,3441.     III.     Delia. 


"ct?^      1728.    VIII.     1028.     SAMUEL"    LYON     [Alfred',    John',     SamueP, 
''^7—  i.>  1  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  res,  GJh4«age,  111.;  married  BeHttr  Nye:         _ 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Delia   (Nye)   Lyon:      C^«'<Ci     /3 -^O-t. g^y  4  /^ ^  t    /i^*-   ^ 
^'      K-  1Q    ~      2442.     I.     Howard.  /\f,      .^  D    A) ,  i .  „  >    /  / 

^'^^7  2443.     IL      Alfred.  H^**^  |^  ^'-^^  /^^- ^.^  ;>    ^/^^^ 

2444.  III.     Page.^A«»//^      -J*  7-       f /^f'-CX  <.^.    /•-- ^  ^y/    Q^  gy  ^     . 

1730.  VIII.  1028.  LEONARD"  LYON  [Alfred',  John',  Samuel', 
Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  born  Sherwood,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.; 
March  11,  1843,  res.  Quaker  Hill,  Pawling,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  He 
married  1863  Mary  Haines,  daughter  of  Alfred  and  Sarah  (Orton) 
Haines  of  Pawling. 

Daughter    of    Leonard    and    Mary    (Haines)    Lyon: 

2445.  I.     Jessie  H.;  b.    1878. 

1731.  Vin.  1028.  JAMES' LYON  [Alfred',  John',  Samuel',  Roger*, 
John",  John^  Thomas'],  res.  Sherwood,  Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.;  married 
Sarah  Hopkins. 


Children  of  James  and  Sarah   (Hopkins)   Lyon: 

2446.  I.     Warren. 

2447.  II.     Hattie. 

2448.  III.  ^Jtosie. 


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EIGHTH    GENERATION  249 

1735.  VIII.  1028.  HARRIET  T.*  LYON  (FOWLER)  [Alf^ed^ 
John',  SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John^  Thomas'],  married  Frank  Fowler. 

Children   of  Frank  and   Harriet    (Lyon)    Fowler: 

2449.  I.     Mary. 

2450.  II.     Homer. 

2451.  III.     Delia. 

2452.  IV.     Stanley. 

2453.  V.     Ada. 

1741.  VIII.  1032.  THOMAS  WHITE'  LYON  [Isaac  D.*,  John*, 
Samuel",  Roger*,  John",  John^  Thomas*],  born  Salem,  Westchester  Co., 
N.  Y.,  March  25,  1824;  res.  St.  Charles,  Winona  Co.,  Minn.  He  mar- 
ried, Dec.  25,  1849,  Margaret  E.  Howe,  born  March  1831. 

Children    of   Thomas   W.    and    Margaret    E.     (Howe)    Lyon: 

2454.  I.     Eveline;    b.    Nov.    10,    1850;    m.    Clark;    (a    congressman.) 

2455.  II.     Lucy;  b.    May   3,    1852;   d.    Sept.    26.    1856. 

2456.  IIL     Isaac;    b.    June    15.    1853;    d.     Oct.    15,    1856. 

2457.  IV.     Minnie;    m.    Charles    Robbins. 

1743.    VIII.     1032.     JOHN    ADDISON*    LYON    [Isaac    D.»,    John*, 

SamueP,  Roger*,  John^  John^,  Thomas'],  born  July  6,  1827,  at  Venice, 
Cayuga  Co.,  N.  Y.;  merchant;  res.  Binghamton  N.  Y.  He  married 
March  30,  1854,  Henrietta  Hooper,  born  Aug.  11,  1834;  daughter  of 
Ransom  and  Harriet  (Davidson)  Hooper. 

Children   of   John   A.    and   Henrietta    (Hooper)    Lyon: 

2458.  I.     Helen;    b.    Dec.    11.    1854;    d.    Aug.    28,    1856. 

2459.  II.     Walter. 

2460.  III.'    Alec. 

2461.  IV.     John. 

1745.  VIII.  1032.  SARAH  REBECCA'  LYON  (BUCKINGHAM) 
(GRAVES)  [Isaac  D.^  John',  SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John*,  Thomas*], 
born  Aug.  19,  1831;  died  Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  1889.  She  married  first 
Jan.  1,  1853,  Horace  Spencer  Buckingham,  b.  Dec.  3,  1822;  son  of 
Chester  and  Sarah  (Hickok)  Buckingham.  She  married  second  Her- 
man Graves. 

Daughter  of  Horace  S.    and  Sarah  R.    (Lyon)   Buckingham: 

2462.  I.     Ida;   b.    Dec.    2,    1853. 

1746.  VIII.  1032.  MARY  LAVINIA'  LYON  (HOOPER)  [Isaac 
D.^  John',   SamueP,   Roger*,   John*,  John'',  Thomas*],   born   Beekman, 


250  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  25,  1833;   res.   (1905)   Brewster,  N.  Y.     She 
married  June  9,  1855,  Henry  Hooper,  born  April  7,  1830;  died  Brewster, 

N.   Y.,  1893;    son  of  Philander  and  Martha   ( )   Hooper.     No 

children. 

1751.  VIII.  1032.  TAMAR  PARMELIA*  LYON  (BAILEY) 
[Isaac  D.^  John',  SamueP,  Roger\  John*,  John^,  Thomas'],  born  Bing- 
hamton,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  23,  1842;  res.  Danbury,  Conn.,  on  the  old  Clason 
place.    She  married  Festus  C.  Bailey. 

Children  of  Festus  C.   and  Tamar  P.    (Lyon)   Bailey: 

2463.  I.     Mary. 

2464.  II.     Halcyon   G.;    m.    Annie   Hines. 

1753.  VIII.  1032.  EUGENIA  ANN«  LYON  (GEVENS)  (HOAG) 
[Isaac  D.',  John^  SamueP,  Roger*,  John',  John=,  Thomas'],  born  Bing- 
hamton,  N.  Y.,  May  10,  1846;  d.  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  May  30,  1903;  buried  at 
Binghamton.  She  married  first,  Charles  Gevens,  son  of  Sheldon  A. 
Gevens  of  Catskill,  N.  Y.  She  married  second,  June  6,  1889,  James  H. 
Hoag,  son  of  John  and  Esther  (Nelson)  Hoag.  He  is  a  dentist  in 
Yonkers,  N.  Y.;  res.  86  Warburton  Ave. 

Son   of   Charles   and    Eugenia  Ann    (Lyon)    Gevens: 

2465.  I.     Sheldon   A.;    res.    Yonkers,    with   Dr.    Hoag. 

1767.  VIII.  1036.  GILBERT  LIVINGSTON'  LYON  [Osmond  C.\ 
Samuel",  SamueP,  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  of  White  Plains,  N. 
Y.;  married . 

Children: 

2466.  I.     Gilbert    Shute. 

2467.  II.     Mary  C. 

2468.  III.     Ernest   C. 

1776.  VIII.  1045.  SARAH  MARIA'  LYON  (COLES)  [Nathan  E.', 
Garrettson",  Gilbert^  Roger*,  John',  John'',  Thomas'],  born  June  26, 
1841;  married,  Dec.  18,  1861,  Peter  Sheldon  Coles. 

Children   of   Peter   S.    and   Sarah   Maria    (Lyon)    Coles: 

2469.  I.     £niery   Garrettson;    b.    Oct.    13,    1864. 

2470.  II.     Mary   E.;    b.    Sept.    18,    1865. 

2471.  III.     Frank;  b.    Oct.    21,    1867. 

2472.  IV.     Gertrude    Adelia;    b.    June    16,    1869. 
8473.     V.     Jennie  Adelaide;   b.   Aug.   6,   1871. 

2474.    and    2475.    VI.    and    VII.     Twin    sons;    b.    Jan.    13,    1875. 


EIGHTH   GENERATION  251 

1777.  VIII.  1045.  EMERY  GARRETTSON^  LYON  [Nathan  E.*, 
Garrettson",  Gilbert",  Rog-er*,  John'',  John-,  Thomas^],  born  Jersey  City, 
N.  J.,  Aug.  25,  1843.    He  married  Dec.  30,  1867,  Mary  W.  Lewis. 

Children    of    Emery    G.    and    Mary    W.     (Lewis)    Lyon: 

2476.  I.     Nathan  Emery;  b.    Sept.    9,   1868. 

2477.  II.     £mma   Augusta;    b.    Sept.    18,    1869. 

2478.  III.     Ella   Augusta;   b.    March    17,    1872. 

2479.  IV.     Emma   Mary;   b.    May    1874. 

1778.  Vin.  1045.  EMMA  E.«  LYON  (KNAPP)  (LONG)  [Nathan 
E.',  Garrettson',  Gilbert^  Roger*,  John*,  John^  Thomas^],  born  Jan.  10, 
1846;  married  first,  April  17,  1866,  Halsey  W.  Knapp;  married  second 
Wiyiam  B.  Long. 

Children   of   Halsey   "W.    and   Emma   E.    (Lyon)    Knapp: 

2480.  I.     Katie  EsteUe;   b.   Feb.    21,   1868;   d.   . 

2481.  II.     Burras  Frank;  b.  Jan.   27,  1871;  d.  . 

1780.  VIII.  1045.  ANDREW  SIMPSON*  LYON  [Nathan  E.',  Gar- 
rettson^  Gilbert",  Roger*,  John^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  15,  1851; 
married,  April  10,  1870,  Mary  A.  Morton. 

Children    of    Andrew    S.    and    Mary    (Morton)    Lyon: 

2482.  I.     Charles   Emery;    b.    March   1871;    d.    in   infancy. 

2483.  II.     Alice  Mary;   b.    June   1872. 

2484.  III.     Ida   Luella;    b.    Feb.    1874. 

1782.     VIII.     1045.     WILLIAM  WARREN*  LYON  [Nathan  E.»,  Gar- 
rettson',  Gilbert',  Roger*,  John«^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  25,  1856. 
He  married  his  cousin  Pauline  Elmira  Lyon  of  White  Plains,  dau.  of  .. — ""y/ 
Osmond  C.  and  Martha  (Lyon)  Lyon.  ^^  ^^  »  /  V  <C  0*  J/ ^  /.    ^^ 

Son    of    William    W.    and    Pauline    E.     (Lyon)    Lyon: 

2485.  I.     William    Warren;    living    1903.  '        '  -   f ^^ 


1824.  VIII.  1065.  MARY  LOUISE*  LYON  (LOCKWOOD)  [Wil- 
liam L.',  James",  James",  James*,  John*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  Green- 
wich, Conn.,  March  10,  1841;  educated  St.  Mary's  Hall,  Burlington, 
N.  J.  She  married,  Sept.  11,  1862,  in  Christ  Church,  Greenwich,  Luke 
Adolphus  Lockwood,  LL.  D.,  born  Dec.  1,  1833;  died  Nov.  20,  1905  at 
his  residence,  Riverside,  Conn.;  buried  St.  Andrews  Churchyard, 
Stamford,  Conn.     He  was  son  of  Frederick  and  Mary  Ann   (Jessup) 


252  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Lockwood§  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.     He  was  a  graduate  of  Trinity  College. 
An  attorney  at  law  of  Lockwood  and  Hill,  New  York  City. 

Children  of  Luke  A.    and  Mary  Louise   (Lyon)    Lockwood: 

2486.  I.  Theodora  L.yon;  b.  Greenwich,  Jan.  12,  1868;  m.  Riverside,  Conn., 
Nov.  22.  1898,  Smith  Dewey  Pierce  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Ch .  :  1.  Katherine 
Dewey;  b.  Sept.  29,  1899;  d.  Nov.  1,  1899;  2.  Dewey  Lockwood;  b.  Brooklyn, 
Dec.    3,    1901;    3.    Gertrude   Lockwood;    b.    Brooklyn,    May    4,    1903. 

3487.  II.  Gertrude  Louise;  b.  Brooklyn,  Oct.  29,  1869;  d.  New  Haven, 
Conn.,    July    12,    1896;    m.    William   Pitt    Baldwin,    M.    D.    of   New   Haven. 

2488.  III.  Luke  Vincent;  b.  Brooklyn,  Feb.  1,  1872;  grad.  Trinity  College, 
1893;  New  York  Law  Sch.,  1905;  m.  Nov.  16,  1897,  in  Hartford,  Conn.,  Alice 
Gardener  Burnell  of  that  city;  res.  Brooklyn,  10  Garden  Place;  one  son  Luke 
BurneU;    b.     Oct.     31,    1901. 

2489.  IV.  William  Frederick;  b.  Brooklyn,  Nov.  12,  1874;  d.  Riverside, 
Conn.,    Sept.    29,    1875. 

3490.     V.     Alfred  Whitney;   b.    Riverside,    Conn.,   April   13,    1882. 

1826.  VIII.  1065.  AMOS  MEAD'  LYON  [William  Lewis^  James*, 
James',  James*,  John',  Jolln^  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  March 
7,  1843.  He  attended  the  Greenwich  Academy  and  the  Port  Chester 
Military  School.  He  served  as  a  volunteer  officer  in  the  U.  S.  Navy 
1861  to  1865  "service  on  the  U,  S.  S.  Lancaster  in  the  Pacific  Ocean," 
and  during  the  last  two  years  of  the  Civil  War  "service  under  Admiral 
David  Dixon  Porter  and  on  his  staff."  Participated  in  the  attacks  on 
Fort  Fisher,  N.  Car.  in  Dec.  1864  and  Jan.  1865.  Was  in  the  assault  on 
the  fort  and  at  the  head  of  the  column,  his  commanding  officer,  Lieut. 
Benjamin  Porter,  being  shot  at  his  side,  almost  under  the  stockade  of 
the  fort.  Later  was  in  the  James  River  on  the  Flagship  "Malvern," 
and  while  at  City  Point,  Va.,  was  sent  to  the  front  while  the  9th  Army 
Corps  was  charging  the  works  around  Petersburg  in  the  last  battle 

U^^.^^    L    ^,  /6>5^^ 

§The  Lockwoods  were  of  very  ancient  origin  in  Essex  and  Northampton 
Counties,  England,  the  name  being  found  in  the  Doomsday  book.  In  1530  the 
family  were  of  Devis  Hall.  co.  Essex  and  Grayton  co.  Northhampton,  Eng.,  and 
to  the  Rev.  Richard  Lockwood,  Rector  of  Dingley,  was  granted  these  arms: 
Ar.  a  fesse  sa.  between  3  martlets  of  the  same.  Crest :  on  the  stump  of  an 
oak   tree,    erased,    proper,    a  martlet   sa.    Motto:    "Tutus   in   undis." 

Robert  Lockwood,  born  in  England,  with  wife  Susannah,  came  to  Water- 
town,  Mass.  1630,,  to  Fairfield,  Conn.  1646.  From  him  are  descended  many  of 
the  Lockwoods  of  Greenwich,  although  sorne  claim  descent  from  Edmund.  The 
lineage  of  Luke  A.  Lockwood  runs:  Robert",  Jonathan^,  Still  John',  Jonathan*, 
Frederick',   Frederick',   Luke  Adolphus'. 

Luke  A.  Lockwood  was  a  prominent  member  of  the  Masonic  fraternity. 
He  was  a  charter  member  and  the  first  Worshipful  Master  of  Acacia  Lodge, 
which  at  the  time  of  his  death  was  preparing  to  celebrate  his  fiftieth  anniversary 
as  a  Mason  by  presenting  to  him  a  thousand  dollar  silver  service.  Mr.  Lock- 
wood  founded  St.  Pauls  Episcopal  Church  in  Riverside,  where  a  memorial  window 
was  recently  placed  to  his  wife,  Mary  Louise  (Lyon)  Lockwood.  He  was  an 
authority   in   Episcopal   and   Masonic   law. 


EIGHTH   GENERATION  253 

of  the  war  before  Appomattox.  April  4,  1865  went  into  Richmond  with 
Admiral  Porter  when  he  escorted  President  Lincoln  to  the  city  the  day 
following  the  evacuation  by  Jefferson  Davis  and  the  confederate  army. 
Resigned  his  commission  in  June  1865. 

After  the  war  he  engaged  in  business  in  New  York  City  and  is 
now  Vice-President  of  the  Electric  Conveying  Machinery  Company; 
residence  (1904)  East  Orange,  N.  J.  In  1875  he  was  married  in  the 
New  York  City  Rutgers  Presbyterian  Church  to  Bessie  Blackwell 
Clark  of  New  York,  daughter  of  Rev.  Fred  Gorham  Clark,  D.  D.  and 
Sarah  Blackwell. 

Children   of  Amos   M.    and   Bessie   B.    (Clark)    Lyon:  , 

2491.  I.     Sarah  Clark;   b.    1876;    d.    1879. 

2492.  II.     Fred    Gorham    Clark;    b.    1880. 

2493.  III.     Bessie   Blackwell;    b.    1882. 

2494.  IV.     Katharine  Ware;  b.    1885. 

2495.  V.     Amos   Mead,   Jr.;    b.    1888;    d.    June    8,    1890. 

2496.  VI.     Ruth    Greenonk;    b.    1890. 

2497.  VII.     William   Lewis;   b.    1896. 

1826.  VIII.  1065.  JAMES*  LYON  [William  L.',  James«,  Jam■es^ 
James*,  John\  John^  Thomas^],  born  Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  27,  1845. 
He  pursued  his  studies  in  the  United  States  and  four  years  in  Europe 
and  has  made  his  life  work  the  education  of  youth.  He  conducted  the 
Plainfield  Academy  for  Boys  in  New  Jersey  for  fifteen  years.  He  es- 
tablished under  most  unfavorable  condtions  the  Indianapolis  Institute 
for  Young  Ladies  (now  Knickerbocker  Hall)  and  left  it  in  1892  in  a 
most  flourishing  condition.  He  established  in  1892  St.  Mary's  Hall 
(now  Brunot  Hall).  In  1897  he  established  the  Lyon  Boarding  School 
for  Boys  which  he  is  now  successfully  conducting  in  Spokane,  Wash. 
An  item  in  the  Spokane  Chronicle  of  Oct.  11,  1906,  speaks  of  the  flour- 
ishing condition  of  the  school  and  states  that  Mr.  Lyon  has  recently 
purchased  fifteen  lots  adjoining  the  present  location  of  the  school, 
making  his  holding  now  92  lots.  He  married  first  Victorine  Jefferson, 
born  Dec.  31,  1845;  died  1881.  He  married  second  June  18,  1882,  Laura 
Howe  Salmon. 

Children    of    James    and    Victorine     (Jefferson)     Lyon: 

*2498.  I.  Joseph  Herbert;  h.  Greenwich,  Conn.,  March  21,  1871;  m.  Rose 
Leet;    res.     (1904)    Mica,    Idaho. 

2499.     II.     James  Winfred;    b.    Dec.    31,    1874;    d.  Aug.    27,    1875. 

•2500.  II.  AVilliam  Ernest;  b.  Plainfield,  N.  J.,  July  21,  1878;  m.  Leonore 
Searles;   res.    (1904)    Harrison,    Idaho. 

2501.     IV.     Charles   Jeflferson;    b.    Nov.    12,    1880;  d.    July    23,    1881. 


254  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Children   of  James  and   Laura  H.    (Salmon)    Lyon: 

2502.  V.     Laura  Louise;   b.    1888. 

2503.  VI.     Maud    Catharine;    b.    1892. 

1895.  VIII.  1171.  ANN  OPHELIA'  LYON  (ANDERSON) 
[Edgar  H.^  William*,  AIvan^  Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas^,  Thomas*], 
of  Hackensack,  N.  J.;  married  David  Anderson. 

Children   of  David  and  Ophelia   (Lyon)   Anderson: 

2504.  I.     Carrie. 

2505.  II.     Alice   May. 

2506.  III.     Jennie. 

1918.  VIII.  1197.  DAVID  HUYLER'  LYON  [John  H.',  Alvan', 
Alvan^  Benjamin*,  Samuel*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  7,  1869; 
married  July  31,  1890,  Mary  Ann  Bartlett,  daughter  of  James  F.  and 
Anna  Catharine   ( )  Bartlett. 

Daughter    of    David    H.    and   Mary   Ann    (Bartlett)    Lyon: 

2507.  I.     Olive   Marie;    b.    May    16,    1891. 

1919.  VIII.  1197.  FRANK  SELOVER«  LYON  [John  H.^  Alvan«, 
Alvan",  Benjamin*,  SamueP,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  13,  1871; 
married  Oct.  14,  1892  Gussie  Lengle,  daughter  of  Rev.  Harry  Ward 
and  Bella  ( )  Lengle  of  Reading,  Pa. 

Daughter  of  Frank  S.   and  Gussie    (Lengle)    Lyon: 

2508.  I.     Buth;    b.    Dec.    3.    1893. 

1947.  VIII.  1244.  SOLOMON  T.'  LYON  [SamueF,  Solomon', 
SamueP,  Jonathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  May  1,  1835; 
died  Dec.  30,  1890.  He  married,  Sept.  30,  1860,  Sarah  E.  Rumsey,  born 
Oct.  10,  1837.  He  enlisted  in  the  5th  Michigan  Infantry,  Col.  Pulford, 
and  served  with  distinction  in  the  Civil  war.  He  became  afterwards  a 
teacher,  and  later  a  newspaper  editor. 

Children  of  Solomon  T.  and  Sarah   E.    (Rumsey)   Lyon: 

2509.  I.     Edward    E.;    b.    Aug.    5,    1863;    d.    Sept.    8,    1863. 

2510.  II.      Solomon    T.,    Jr.;    b.     Sept.     8,    1S64;    d.     Sept.     9,    1864. 

25H.  IIL  William  S.;  b.  Oct.  6,  1866;  m.  1st.  Dec.  19,  1887,  Florence 
Tiffany;    m.    2nd.    Oct.     24,    1895,    Amy    Teft;    was   postal    clerk    13    years    on   Pere 

Marquette  R.    R.;   d.    Sept.    27,    1901. 

2512.  IV.      Abigail    L.;    b.    Aug.     24,    1871. 

2513.  V.  Jennie  Alice;  b.  Dec.  13,  1872;  m.  Jan.  2,  1902,  Prof.  Lyman 
Bacon. 

2514.  VI.     PermiUa  E.    (Millie);    b.    April    5,    1875;    d.    Nov.    8.    1892. 


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2515.  VII.  Mary  Belle  (Isabel);  b.  March  16,  1880;  m.  July  9,  1901, 
Frederick  S.    Lockwood. 

1980.  VIII.     1265.     ASAHEL  ANSON'  LYON   [Asahel  D.^  Henry 

C,  Aaron^  Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas^],  born  Sept.  9, 
1864  in  the  town  of  Hyde  Park,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  married  first, 
at  Albany,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  2,  1885,  Sarah  Carlton  Shaw,  daughter  of  Rob- 
ert Shaw,  of  Solway,  Saratoga  Co.,  N.  Y.  She  died  Nov.  28,  1893.  He 
married  second  at  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.,  April  26,  1899,  Grace  Allen 
Van  De  Water,  daughter  of  Clarence  and  Estell  (Allen)  Van  De  Water, 
of  Hyde  Park,  N.  Y.     He  is  now   (1905)   a  member  of  the  firm  of  A. 

D.  Lyon  &  Sons,  143  Albany  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  engaged  in  the 
manufacturers  of  Lyon's  Certain  Cure  Remedies. 

Daughter   of  Asahel   A.   and   Sarah   C.    (Shaw)    Lyon: 

2516.  I.      Sarah   Pauline;   b.    June    29,    1886;    d.    Feb.    11,    1893. 
Children   of   Asabel   A.    and   Grace   A.     (Van   De   Water)    Lyon: 

2517.  II.  Aaron  Denman;  b.  Feb.  7,  1900,  at  Salt  Point,  Dutchess  Co., 
N.    T. 

2518.  III.  Horace  Anson;  b.  Oct.  16,  1902,  at  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. ;  d.  Jan.  17, 
N.    T. 

1981.  VIII.  1265  GEORGE  MORGAN*  LYON  [Asahel  D.',  Henry 
C,  Aaron^  Elnathan\  Jonathan',  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  14, 
1867  in  Hyde  Park,  N.  Y.  He  married,  Feb.  22,  1893,  Elizabeth  Cath- 
arine Faust.  He  resides  in  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  and  is  a  member  of  the 
firm  of  A.  D.  Lyon  &  Sons,  143  Albany  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  manu- 
facturers of  Lyon's  Certain  Cure  Remedies. 

Children    of    George    M.     and    Elizabeth    C.     (Faust)    Lyon: 

2519.  I.     Pauline   Engena;    b.    June    9.    1S94. 

2520.  II.      Rossmore    Denman;    b.    Dec.     14.    1895. 
2513.     III.      Leroy    Faust;    b.     March    10,    1901. 

1989.  VIII.  1281.  AUGUSTA  M.'  LYON  (PARMELB)  [George*, 
John  W.^  Jonathan',  Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born 
Oct.  18,  1854,  in  Clinton,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.;  married  Nov.  20,  1878, 
John  H.  Parmele  of  Pleasant  Valley,  N.  Y.,  where  they  have  continued 
to  live;  address,  Arlington,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  John  A.  and  Augusta  M.  (Lyon)  Parmele,  born  at  Pleasant 
Valley,   N.    T.: 

2522.  I.     Mary  Louise;   b.    March   10,    1880;    a  teacher. 

2523.  IL     Joseph    Lyon;    b.    Aug.    31.    1881. 

2524.  III.     Fred;    b.    Sept.    21,    1885. 


256  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

8525.  IV.     Elizabeth;    b.    Sept.    2,    1887. 

2526.  V.     George;    b.    May    19,    1889. 

2527.  VI.     William   J.;    b.    March    7,    1891. 

2528.  VII.     Buth   Agnes;    b.    Feb.    6,    1894. 

2529.  VIII.     Ernest;   b.    July   20,    1896;    d.    April   23,    1897. 

2530.  IX.     Mildred;   b.    Aug.    4,    1898. 

1991.  VIII.  1281.  ROSE'*  LYON  (OAKLAND)  [George',  John  W.«, 
Jonathan',  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  April  12, 
1861  at  Jersey  City,  N.  J.;  married  Aug.  19,  1896  at  Van  Wagner,  N.  Y. 

John  A.  Oakland,  b.  Nov.  4,  1861,  son  of  Henry  and  Anna   ( ) 

Oakland.  They  have  lived  at  Fort  Defiance,  Ariz.,  and  at  Cheyenne 
Agency,  S.  Dak.,  where  Mr.  Oakland  was  Superintendent  of  the  Indian 
School  Service.  They  now  (1906)  reside  at  Brushie,  S.  Dak.,  on  a  cattle 
ranch. 

Children   of  John  A.    and  Rose    (Lyon)    Oakland: 

2531.  I.     Agnes  Minerva;   b.    June   16,    1897,    at   Poughkeepsie,    N.    Y. 

2532.  II.     Godfrey   Lyon;   b.    Dec.    19,    1900,    at    Cheyenne   Agency,    S.    Dak. 

2005.     VIII.     1303.     MARCUS^  LYON    [Charles^  William»,  Israel' 
Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge,  N    ^■■^Aa) 
April  21,  1832.     He  lives   (1907)   on  his  father's  homestead.     Oct.  27, 
1872,  he  married  Sophia  Mandeville,  daughter  of  Melancthon   Mande- 
ville  of  Coventry,  N.  Y.    They  have  a  good  home. 

Daughter  of  Marcus  and  Sophia   (Mandeville)    Lyon:     C-t*^*^ 
•2533.     I.     Amy;   b.    Bainbridge,   Sept.    27,   1875;   m.    Cora  D.    Thornton. 

2011.  VIII.  1304.  ALVAH  W.'  LYON  [Ambrose',  William', 
Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge, 

N.  Y.,  Aug.  14,  1842.     He  married,  about  ^865.  Mary  Brigham.     They ^'-•5   - 
reside  in  Bainbridge  village.    He  is  butcher.  Republican,  no  church.  ^^ 

Children    of   Alvah   W.    and    Mary    (Brigham)    Lyon: 

2534.  I.     AHen. 

2535.  II.     Dora. 
25.S6.     III.     Wiley. 

2012.  VIII.  1304.  POLLY^  LYON  (VAN  ZANDT)  [Ambrose^ 
William',  Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at 
Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  24,  1844.  She  married  Anson  Van  Zandt.  They 
lived  at  Bainbridge  until  1882  and  then  at  Wadena.  He  owns  and 
operates  a  flour  mill.    Republican.    Both  Methodist. 


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Children  of  Anson  and  Polly  (Lyon)  Van  Zandt: 

2537.  I.      Luella. 

2538.  II.     £minagene. 

2539.  III.     Frank.  ,. 

2014.  VIII.  1304.  MILTOnI  LYON  [Ambrose',  William^  Israel*, 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y., 
May  29,  1853.  He  married  first,  Feb,  22,  1875,  Lizzie  Whitney,  daughter 
of  Rozzell  and  Jerusha  (Rosebuck)  Whitney.  In  1881  they  settled  in 
Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  where  she  died,  March  17,  1896;  he  married  second 
Sarah  Cunningham.  He  runs  a  furniture  workshop  in  Binghamton. 
They  belong  to  the  Congregational  church. 

Daughter    of    Milton    and    Lizzie    (Whitney)    Lyon: 

2540.  I.  Lois;  b.  Bainbridge,  July  27,  1876;  m.  April  11,  1906,  Clarence 
Morse,  son  of  Griffith  and  Hattie  (Hunt)  Morse;  he  Is  a  felt  carder;  res.  (1907) 
Binghamton,   N.    T. 

2029.  VIII.  1307.  WILFRED  H.«  LYON  [Richard',  William*, 
Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas\  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Masonville, 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  22,  1841.  He  married,  June  6,  1862,  Cerressa  Pattin.  They 
reside  (1907)  at  Rock  River,  Wis.    He  is  a  farmer. 

Children   of   Wilfred    H.    and    Cerressa    (Pattin)    Lyon: 

2541.  I.     George;   d.    . 


2542.  II.     WUliani;    m.    . 

2543.  III.     May. 

2030.  VIII.  1307.  ARAD'  S.  LYON  [Richard',  William',  Israel", 
Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Masonville,  N.  Y., 
May  21,  1842.  He  married  in  Feb.  1862  Mary  J.  Lynch.  He  served  in 
the  Union  Army,  and  was  killed  on  the  skirmish  line  June  5,  1864. 

Daughter    of   Arad   and    Mary   J.    (Lynch)    Lyon: 

2544.  I.     Hattie  Arad. 

2032.  VIII.  1307.  CHARLES  L.«  LYON  [Richard',  William', 
Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Masonville, 
N.  Y.,  April  27,  1845,  and  died  Oct.  4,  1903.  Dec.  13,  1887,  he  married 
Maria  Rhinehart.  They  lived  three  miles  east  of  Masonville.  He  was 
farmer,  Republican,  no  church.    She  is  Baptist. 

Children    of    Charles    L.    and    Maria    (Rhinehart)    Lyon: 

2545.  I.     Bertha. 

2546.  II.     Ralph. 
2647.     III.     Franli. 


258  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

2034.  VIII.  1307.  AMBROSE  A.«  LYON  [Richa^d^  William', 
Israel,  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Mason ville, 
N.  Y.,  Aug.  24,  1849.  July  3,  1870,  he  married  Ellen  J.  Blakeslee.  They 
lived  in  Delhi,  N.  Y.  He  is  gardener.  Republican,  no  church.  She  died 
about  1900. 

Children    of   Ambrose    A.    and    Ellen    J.     (Blakeslee)    Lyon: 
2548.     I.      Amy  May. 
3549.     II.     Flora    Belle. 

2550.  III.     Alva. 

2035.  VIII.  1307.  SARAH  A."  LYON  (RANDALL)  [Richard', 
William^  IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at 
Masonville,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  18,  1852.  She  married  Edward  P.  Randall.  He 
is  machinist,  Democrat;  both  Baptist.  They  reside  at  Walton,  Dela- 
ware Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children    of    Edward    P.    and    Sarah    A.     (Lyon)    Randall: 

2551.  I.     Willis    I.;    b.     East    Masonville:    d.    . 

2552.  II.  Charles;  b.  Unadilla,  N.  Y.;  res.  (1907)  Schenectady,  N.  Y. ; 
machinist,    no    church. 

2553.  III.  Frank;  b.  Unadilla,  N.  Y.;  machinist;  m.  Olive  Lobdell;  2 
ch. ;    res.    Pearl    River,    N.    J. 

2554.  IV.  Lucy  E.;  b.  Unadilla,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  Roy  Wilson  of  Sidney,  N.  Y.  ; 
res.    (1907)    W^alton.    N.    Y. ;    children:    1.   Victor;    2.   Ralph;    3.   George;    4.   Herman. 

2036.  VIII.  1307.  EMILY^  F.  LYON  (RAMSDELL)  [Richard', 
William',  Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  was  born  at 
Masonville,  N.  Y.,  April  1,  1859.  She  married  Dec.  27,  1877,  James  W. 
Ramsdell.  He  was  a  farmer,  living  two  miles  east  of  Masonville.  He 
died . 

Children    of   James    W.    and    Emily    (Lyon)    Ramsdell,    born    at    Masonville: 

2555.  I.     Raymond   O.;    b.    Nov.    1,    187  8;    d.    Masonville,    Feb.    13,    1901. 

2556.  II.  Nellie  O.;  b.  July  IS,  1880;  school  teacher;  res.  (1907)  with  her 
mother. 

2557.  III.  Louis  O.;  b.  April  6,  1882;  farmer;  Republican;  res.  (1907) 
with  his  mother. 

2044.  VIII.  1311.  iCLARKE*  LYON  [Caleb',  William",  IsraeP, 
Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas',  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bainbridge,  N.  Y., 
about  1842.  His  mother  died  when  he  was  four,  his  father  when  he  was 
fifteen,  years  old.  He  served  four  years  in  the  Union  army  (N.  Y.  Vols.) 
and  participated  in  eighteen  battles.  He  married  Mrs.  Mary  Townsend 
Bush,  widow  of  his  cousin  Chester  Bush  (No.  2027).     They  separated 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  259 

after  two  years  and  he  lives  (1907)  with  his  sister  Rozilla  Lyon  Corn- 
well,  in  Hartford.  Conn. 

2046.  VIII.  1313.  GEORGE  HENDRICK'  LYON  [William',  Wil- 
liam", Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas%  Thomas^],  was  born  at  Bain- 
bridge,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  27,  1844.  At  7  years  he  and  his  two  brothers, 
Farnham  and  Edward,  came  with  their  parents  to  Sweden,  Pa.,  where 
a  new  home  in  the  woods  was  made.  Four  and  a  half  years  later  their 
father  died,  leaving  six  children,  George,  in  his  twelfth  year,  being  the 
oldest.  The  large  enterprises  of  their  father  could  not  be  continued 
as  he  would  have  done,  and  the  financial  crisis  which  came  on  im- 
mediately after  made  a  hard  path  for  the  mother  and  family  to  keep 
and  make  their  home.  The  two  boys,  twelve  and  ten  years  old,  the 
next  spring  in  their  sugar  bush  accomplished  the  work  of  making  two 
hundred  pounds  of  maple  sugar.  A  neighbor  learning  about  it  cheered 
and  said  that  was  the  biggest  thing  he  ever  knew  for  boys  of  their 
ages.  At  thirteen  George  became  a  member  of  the  Baptist  Church. 
His  great  grandmother  Hendrick,  who  was  spending  a  year  at  their 
home,  grandfather  Hendrick,  and  mother,  with  him,  made  four  genera- 
tions together  holding  the  faith.  Four  winters  at  Coudersport,  he  at- 
tended the  academy  schools  and  paid  board  and  tuition  by  doing  chores, 
and  caring  for  school  rooms. 

He  served  in  Company  K.  37th  Pa.  Militia  at  time  Lee  and  his  army 
invaded  the  state.  Later  he  enlisted,  a  private  in  Co.  F.  Sllth  Regt. 
Pa.  Vol.,  and  served  nine  months  till  close  of  the  war.  This  included 
two  engagements,  charging  upon  strong  fortifications.  One  was  the 
re-capture  of  Fort  Steadman,  and  the  other,  April  2,  in  front  of  Peters- 
burg, charging  and  taking  the  Confederate  Fort,  Mahone.  He  says: 
"After  storming  Fort  Mahone  we  rallied  in  two  charges  further  to 
adjacent  works.  I  was  four  hours  in  the  fight  where,  at  from  200  feet 
apart  to  some  of  the  time  not  more  than  twelve  feet  apart  at  opposite 
sides  of  partition  walls,  each  side  was  trying  to  make  the  other  keep 
guns  and  heads  low.  My  blouse  was  ragged  with  bullet  holes.  I,  my- 
self, took  five  men  prisoners,  and  later  was  made  prisoner  in  turn. 
That  proved  to  be  an  opportunity  under  escort,  to  see  the  Confederate 
retreat  from  Petersburg  to  Appomattox,  and  the  surrender." 

Seven  years  after  the  war  was  devoted  at  schools,  interspersed 
with  work  at  farming,  teaching  and  surveying.  He  was  graduated  C.  E. 
from  Union  College  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  with  class  of  1872. 

Feb.    28,    1873,    at    North    East,    Pa.,    he    married    Sarah    Paden, 


260  THOMAS   LYON    OF  RYE 

daughter  of  Hugh  and  Sarah  (Dunn)  Paden.  One  son,  Paul  Paden  Lyon 
was  born  at  North  East  April  18,  1874.  Mrs.  Lyon  died  at  Bradford,  Pa., 
Dec.  4,  1877.  She  was  a  woman  of  excelling  worth  and  traits.  Paul, 
emulating  them,  and  growing  up  the  chum  of  his  father,  has  gained 
a  large  esteem  widespread.  G.  H.  Lyon  has  adhered  closely  to  the  work 
of  civil  engineer.  Thirty  years  it  has  been  in  the  Pennsylvania  oil 
field  except  from  1893  to  1897  in  West  Virgiana,  He  was  twice  elected 
city  engineer  of  Bradford,  Pa.  He  was  eleven  years  county  surveyor, 
has  been  chief  engineer  of  numerous  railroads  in  and  near  the  oil  fields. 
Until  1882  he  was  Republican,  since  that  a  Prohibitionist. 

In  1882  he  changed  from  observance  of  Sunday,  the  first  day,  to  the 
Seventh  Day  and  in  the  Spring  of  1883  he  became  a  member  of  the 
Baptist  Church,  non  resident,  at  Alfred,  N.  Y.  In  November  following, 
Paul,  his  son,  nine  years  old,  was  baptized,  uniting  with  the  same 
church.  They  have  co-operated  all  the  years  since,  in  the  church, 
politically,  and  now  as  civil  engineers.  Their  engineering  parties 
have  always  halted  from  their  work  on  Seventh  Day  Sabbath.  Both 
were  delegates  from  Pennsylvania  to  the  Prohibition  National  Con- 
vention in  1900  in  Chicago.  He  says  of  their  work,  "Both  have  been 
in  some  measure  successful  in  persuading  leaders  in  the  Prohibi- 
tion Party  to  desist  from  proclivity  to  infringe  religious  liberty  by 
Sunday  laws;  and  to  discern  that  a  civil  sabbath  does  not  promote  a 
hallowed  Sabbath,  and  is  not  helpful  to  the  church.  To  discern  that  a 
civil  sabbath  begets  a  holiday  instead  of  a  holy  day.  That  making 
a  compulsory  idle  day,  by  control  that  has  not  and  cannot  have  super- 
vision to  make  it  a  hallowed  day,  does  make  an  idle  day;  and  this 
idle  day,  this  civil  sabbath,  more  than  has  been  suspected,  fosters  the 
liquor  traffic." 

G.  H.  Lyon  till  1907  did  not  marry  again.  Announcement  is  now 
made  of  engagement  to  marry  April  17, 1907,  Miss  Celina  Bliss,  daughter 
of  John  and  Harriet  (Spencer)  Bliss.  They  were  school  friends  at  Bel- 
fast N.  Y.,  40  years  ago.    His  home  is  at  Mt.  Jewett,  Pa. 

Son  of  George  H.   and  Sarah   (Paden)   Lyon: 
*35.58.     I.     Paul    Paden;    b.     AprU    18,     1874;     res.     (1907)     Mt.    Jewett,     Pa.; 

civil  engineer. 

2047.  VIII,  1313.  FARNHAM  EUGENE'  LYON  ] William',  Wil- 
liam", Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas^],  was  born  at  Bain- 
bridge,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  5,  1847.  At  17  years  he  enlisted  with  Co.  G.  53rd 
Regt.  Pa.  Vol.,  and  served  a  year  and  a  half  to  the  end  of  the  war. 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  261 

It  included  a  heavy  picket  service,  many  months  near  Petersburg,  and 
the  encounters  in  close  pursuit  of  Lee  all  the  way  to  Appomattox. 
He  was  at  Appomattox  at  the  surrender.  July  4,  1877,  he  married  Mary 
Kelly,  daughter  of  Andrew  and  Lucinda  (Lyman)  Kelly.  Their  home 
has  been  principally  on  the  William  Lyon  homestead  at  Sweden,  Pa. 
They  have  named  it  "The  Maples."  With  its  maple  groves  and  fine 
rows  of  large  maples,  and  commodious,  well  built  house  it  is  as  pretty 
a  place  as  any  in  the  township.  He  has  dealt  largely  in  cattle,  fur- 
nishing meat  wholesale  and  retail  in  the  lumber  regions  of  Northern 
Pennsylvania.     He  is  Republican. 

Children   of   Farnham    E.    and    Mary    (KeUy)    Lyon: 

2559.  I.     Charles;    b.     Sweden,    Pa.,    May    16,     1880. 

2560.  II.     Florence;   b.    Tyler,    Clearfield   Co.,   Pa.,    July   19,    1882. 

2561.  III.     Elizabeth   M.;    b.    Sweden,    Pa.,    Aug.    24,    1884. 

2562.  IV.     Mary  Farnham;   b.    Sweden,    Sept.    26,    1886. 

The   parents   have   separated.      The    children    continue    with    their   father. 

2048.  VIII.  1313.  EDWARD  WILLIAM*  LYON  [William',  Wil- 
liam', IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  was  born  at  Bain- 
bridge,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  14,  1851.     June  1877,  he  married  Mary 

Dodd,  daughter  of  Edward  and  Betsy  (Holcomb)  Dodd  of  Sweden, 
Pa.  Their  home  has  been  most  of  the  time  at  Coudersport,  Pa.,  where 
he  has  for  many  years  kept  a  meat  market.  He  is  Prohibitionist.  Both 
are  Baptist. 

Children   of   Edward   William   and   Mary    (Dodd)    Lyon: 

2563.  I.  Dorothy;  in  Vassar  College  2  years;  a  teacher  2  years;  now  (1907) 
librarian    at    Coudersport . 

2564.  II.  Arch  MacDonald;  b.  Eldred,  Pa.;  has  been  engaged  about  3 
years  assisting  at  engineering  work. 

2565.  III.     Margery;  at  school   (1907)   In  Baltimore,   Md. 

2566.  IV.  Ralph  Waldo  Emerson;  In  school  (1907)  at  Peddle  Institute, 
Hightstown,   N.    J. 

2567.  V.     Edward;    in   the   Coudersport   school    (1907). 

2568.  VI.     Hollister  William;   in  the   Coudersport  school    (1907). 

2055.  VIII.  1316.  THOMAS'  J.  LYON  [Briggs^  Samuel',  Israel*. 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  in  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  March 
29,  1834;  died  Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  June,  1903.    He  married  Ellen  Kelley. 

Children    of   Thomas   and    Ellen    (Kelley)    Lyon: 

2569.  I.  Florence  S.;  m.  Frank  D.  Lyon  (No.  );  address  (1906) 
Park   Terrace,    Binghamton,    N.    Y. 

2570.  II.  Frank  R.;  m.  Sept.  12,  1888,  Mary  A.  Gilbert  of  Bainbridge, 
N.  Y.;  res.  (1906)  Manistee,  Mich.;  children:  1.  Marjorie,  b.  1889;  2.  Mildred, 
b.    1891;    3.    GUbert,   b.    1895. 


262  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

2058.  VIII.  1316.  JOSIAH  B.*  LYON  [Brlggs',  Samuel",  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas',  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  May  15,  1840; 
died  Sept.  8,  1906.  He  married  first,  Dec.  1868,  Tabitha  Johnson,  and 
second,  Dec.  25,  1882,  Antoinette  Teed.  His  widow  lives  (1906)  at 
Bainbridge,  N.  Y. 

Daughter   of   Josiah   E.    and   Tabitha    (Johnson)    Lyon: 

2571.  I.  Louise;  b.  Sept.  30,  1869;  m.  Dec.  24.  1894,  Edwin  S.  Champion; 
res.    Cortland,    N.    Y.  ;    one    child,    Lolita,    b.    Aug.    19,    1904. 

Children    of   Josiah    E.    and   Antoinette    (Teed)    Lyon: 

2572.  II.     Blanche   M.;   b.    Dec.    12,    1883. 

2573.  III.     Erie;   b.    Dec.    19,    1888. 

2574.  IV.     Ray  F.;   b.    April   28,    1897. 

2060.  VIII.  1316.  ORVILLE  J.»  LYON  [Brlggs',  Samuel',  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Bainbridge,  June  20,  1847. 
Present  residence  (1906)  Scran  ton.  Pa.  He  married  first,  April  24, 
1869,  Alice  Teachout  and  second,  Clarissa  Sweet. 

Children  of  Orville  J.   and  Alice   (Teachout)    Lyon: 

2575.  I.     Laveme;  married  and  has  one  ch.,  Mildred. 

2576.  II.     Irene. 

2067.  VIII.  1320.  HORACE  D.«  LYON  [Spardon',  Samuel',  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  of  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.,  born  July 
29,  1850.  He  married,  Feb.  2,  1880  Ada  Kelly  of  Bainbridge,  daughter 
of  William  and  Sarah  (Doolittle)  Kelly. 

Children   of   Horace   D.    and  Ada    (Kelly)    Lyon: 

2577.  I.  L,ena  M.;  b.  Feb.  23,  1881;  m.  March  1,  1905,  Earl  Shapley;  res. 
Coventryville,   Chenango  Co.,  N.    Y. 

2578.  IL     Daisy   M.;    b.    Feb.    3,    1893. 

2068.  VIII.  1320.  CLARA  J.«  LYON  (KELLY)  [Spardon', 
Samuel",  Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Aug.  3, 
1852,  probably  in  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.  She  married,  Oct.  11,  1875,  W.  H. 
Kelly,  son  of  William  and  Sarah  (Doolittle)  Kelly  of  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.; 
res.  Afton,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  W.    H.    and   Clara  J.    (Lyon)    Kelly: 

2579.  I.     Clifton;   b.    July   9,    1877. 

2580.  II.     Robert;    b.    April    7,    1879. 

2581.  III.     Neva   F.;    b.    Dec.    6,    18  89. 

2582.  IV.     Paul  R.;  b.   Nov.    28,   1898. 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  263 

2069.  VIII.  1320.  WILLET  C.«  LYON  [Spardon',  Samuel', 
IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  of  Binghamton,  N.  Y.; 
born  Feb.  28,  1855,  probably  in  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.  He  married  first,  Ida 
Vosbury  and  second  Hattie  Vosbury.  Present  address  (1906)  No.  1 
Park  Terrace,  Binghamton,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  Willet   C.   and   Ida    (Vosbury)    Lyon: 

2583.     I.     Myra;    b.    May   6,    1885;    m.    July    5,    1902,    Louis   Fischer;    children: 
1.     Ralph,   b.    June    8,    1903;      2.     Florence,   b.    May   22,    1904. 
3584.     II.     Edith;   b.    April    23,    1891. 

2071.  VIII.  1320.  CORA  E.«  LYON  (LOOMIS)  [Spardon', 
Samuel",  IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  July  10, 
1860.  She  married,  Dec.  23,  1880,  Charles  Loomis  of  Oxford,  N.  Y. 
They  lived  in  Bainbridge,  N.  Y, 

Children    of    Charles    and    Cora    E.    (Lyon)    Loomis: 

2585.  I.     Ward;    b.    June    19,    1883. 

2586.  II.     Ralph;    b.    July   7,    1885. 

2587.  IIL     Leon;    b.    Dec.    12,    1887. 

2588.  IV.     Bemice;   b.    Aug.    12,    1889. 

2073.  VIII.  1320.  EDWARD  B.«  LYON  [Spardon',  Samuel*, 
Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  of  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.; 
born  May  1,  1866.    He  married,  Sept.  18,  1888,  Emma  Hayes. 

Children   of  Edward  B.   and   Emma   (Hayes)    Lyon: 

2589.  I.     Jessie;   b.    Aug.    3,    1889. 

2590.  II.     Archie;   b.    June   15,    1891. 

2591.  III.     MUdred;   b.    Dec.    31,    1895. 

2074.  VIII.  1320.  ERNEST  S.«  LYON  [Spardon\  Samuel*, 
IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  of  Bainbridge,  N.  Y.; 
born  June  29,  1870.    He  married  Minnie  Maude  Rounds. 

Children    of    Ernest    S.    and    Minnie    M.    (Rounds)    Lyon: 

2592.  I.     Erlford  Henry;   b.    Nov.    27,    1894. 

2593.  II.      Homer    Ernest;    b.    Oct.    11,    1897. 

2594.  III.     Edna  Josephine;  b.   Sept.    16,   1899. 

2595.  IV.     Howard  MUton;  b.    April   1,    1900(?). 

2596.  V.     Kenneth    B.;    b.    Jan.    31,    1904. 

2076.  VIII.  1322.  MIRIAM  CHARLOTTE'  LYON  (WARD) 
[Willef,  SamueP,  IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born 
Bingham,  Pa.,  May  10,  1841.     She  married,  Sept.  24,  1867,  George  W. 


264  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Ward  Of  Newburg,   N.  Y.,  born  Nov.   16,   1845.     They  live   (1906)   in 
Wellsville,  Alleghany  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children   of  George   W.    and   Miriam   C.    (Lyon)    Ward: 

2597.  I.  Willet  Lyon;  b.  May  10,  1869;  m.  Nov.  17,  1897,  Eliza  Leonard  of 
Spring    Mills,    Alleghany   Co.,    N.    Y.;    children:      1.     Churchill   L,yoii,   b.    Sept.    17, 

1898;    2.     Miriam,   b.   July   3,    1900;    3.     Dorothy;   b.   April   27,    1903;      4.   Margaret, 
b.   Oct.    12,   1905;     B.     Eleanor,  b.    Oct.   12,   1905. 

2598.  II.  Mary;  b.  March  7,  1872,  at  Bingham,  Pa.;  m.  July  10,  1895,  Del- 
bert  Alonzo  Crowner  of  Wellsville,  N.  Y.  ;  res.  Columbus,  Ohio;  a  dau.,  Lovina 
Ann,  b.    June   21,    1903;    d.    Sept.    26,    1903. 

2599.  III.  Ivovina  Monroe;  b.  March  15,  1876,  at  Wellsville,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  June 
28,  1899,  George  Bryant  Nichols  of  Osslan,  N.  Y. ;  a  dau.,  Mary  Georgia;  b.  Aug. 
24,    1902.^  ^    i.  - 

2083.  VIII.  1325.  SETH  JAY'  LYON  [SamueF,  Samuel',  Israel' 
Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  1867;  died  Aug.  24,  1900, 
m.  Evalyn  Dyke. 

Children   of   Seth   Jay  and  Evalyn    (Dyke)    Lyon: 

2600.  I.     Clifford. 

2601.  II.  Herbert. 
2603.  III.  Ernest. 
2603.     IV.     A   son. 

2093.  VIII.  1331.  MAR Y»  LYON  (BLAKESLEE)  [Jared',  Daniel', 
IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas",  Thomas'],  born  in  Afton,  N.  Y., 
Aug.  9,  1853.  At  the  age  of  twelve  she  moved  to  East  Pike,  Wyoming 
Co.,  N.  Y.  She  married,  first  Oct.  1,  1873  Jerome  Blakeslee.  He  died 
Dec.  27,  1875;  killed  by  a  falling  tree.  She  married  second,  Feb.  4, 
1877,  George  Blakeslee,  nephew  of  her  former  husband.  They  re- 
moved in  1881  to  Simpson,  Ks.,  where  they  now  (1906)  reside. 

Son  of  Jerome  and  Mary   (Lyon)   Blakeslee: 

3604.  I.  Ward  Jerome;  b.  East  Pike,  N.  Y..  Aug.  21,  1874;  m.  in  Cali- 
fornia.   March    12,    1901,    Ida   McGinniss,    dau.    of  J.    H.    and   Lizzie    ( )    Mc- 

Ginniss,   of  Rockville,   Ind. ;  machinist  and  farmer;   res.   Simpson,    Ks. ;   no  children. 

Children    of    George    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Blakeslee: 

3605.  I.  Ernest  G.;  b.  Jan.  22,  1878,  at  East  Pike,  N.  Y.  ;  has  lived  in 
Colorado,  Mexico.  New  Mexico  and  California;  now  res.  Kemmirer,  Wyoming;  a 
railroad  engineer;   is  married  and  has  a  son,   George  Ernest. 

2606.  II.  George  J.;  b.  Feb.  13,  1881,  at  East  Pike,  N.  Y.  ;  m.  1892,  Kate 
Noll  at  Ashvllle,  Ks. ;  U.  S.  mail  carrier;  res.  Simpson.  Ks. ;  children:  1.  Rex- 
ford,  b.    Oct.    4,    1903;      2.     Irene,  b.    May   21,    1905. 

2607.  III.  Earl  K.;  b.  Nov.  24,  1883,  in  East  Pike,  N.  Y. ;  m.  Ruby  O'- 
Conner  of  Parachute,  Colo.;  res.  some  time  in  Parachute,  now  a  farmer  at  Simp- 
son,   Ks.  ;   no  children. 

2608.  IV.     Merton  F.;  b.  June  9,   1889,   at  Simpson,   Ks. 

2609.  V.     Loren  E.;  b.   March   2,  1894,  at   Simpson,   Ks. 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  265 

2094.  VIII.  1331.  RAY»  LYON  [Jared^,  Daniel',  Israel',  Israel*. 
Jonathan',  Thomas-",  Thomas'],  born  in  Afton,  N.  Y.,  July  20,  1863; 
removed  with  his  parents  in  1867  to  East  Pike,  Wyoming  Co.,  N.  Y.; 
in  1879  to  Simpson,  Ks.,  and  in  1886  to  Sidney,  Colo.  He  married  about 
1889  Agnes  Rawson.    They  reside  (1906)  at  Sayre,  Okla. 

Children   of  Ray  and   Agnes    (Rawson)    Lyon: 

2610.  I.     Kyle;   b.    about    1894. 

2611.  II.     William;    b.    about    1898. 

2612.  III.     MUdred;    b.    about    1900. 

2613.  IV.     Infant;   dec. 

2099.  VIII.  1331.  ELBERT*  LYON  [Jared',  Daniel',  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  24,  1873  at  East  Pike, 
Wyoming  Co.,  N.  Y.;  removed  with  his  parents  in  1879  to  Simpson,  Ks., 
and  in  1886  to  Sidney,  Colo.  He  married  in  Vernal,  Utah,  about  1894; 
res.  Sidney,  Colo. 

Children  of  Elbert  and  ( )    Lyon: 

2614.  I.     Roy;    b.    about    1895. 
8615.     II.     Florence;    b.    about    1901. 
2616.     III.     Merton;   b.    Oct.    1905. 

2101.  VIII.  1333.  CHARLES  L.»  LYON  [Israer,  Charles',  Israel', 
Israel*,  Jonathan^,  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  28,  1835.  He  mar- 
ried Elvira  D.  Landers,  born  Oct.  23,  1835. 

Children    of    Charles    L.    and    Elvira   D.    (Landers)    Lyon: 
•2617.     I.     George  I,.;  b.    Feb.    5,    1857;  m.    Myra  J.   Doolittle   (No.   2090). 
•2618.     II.      Sarah   M.;   b.    Dec.    28,    1860;    m.    Keeler    E.    Shaply. 

•2619.     III.     Melvin  T.;  b.   Jan.    22,    1863;   m.   Iva  Hendrlckson. 
•2620.     IV.     Frank  A.;   b.    June   18,    1865;   m.    Lela  Davis. 
•2621.     V.     Carrie  B.;   b.    Nov.    1,    1874;    m.    Ray   "W.    Parker. 

2104.  VIII.  1334.  CUYLER  W.«  LYON  [Abijah',  Charles',  Israel", 
Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas=,  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  14,  1838;  died  Aug. 
19,  1872.     He  married,  Dec.  10,  1864,  Susan  M.  Taylor  of  Sand  Lake. 

Children  of  Cuyler  W.   and   Susan   M.    (Taylor)    Lyon: 

2622.  I.     Alva;  b.   June  10,  1870;   d.    Aug.    11,   1877. 

2623.  II.     Florence;  m.   May  18,  1887,  Adam  H.  Miller. 

2106.  VIII.  1334.  CLARINDA  M.'  LYON  (PIKE)  [Abijah*, 
Charles',  Israel',  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Sept.  20, 
1837.    She  married,  Sept.  7,  1853,  Joe  Pike  of  Colesville,  N.  J. 


5506  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

Children  of  Joe  and  Clarlnda  M.    (Lyon)   Pike: 

2634.     I.     Ida;   b.    Dec.    29,   1854;   m.    Henry   Truesdell;   has  children. 

2625.  II.     Hector;   d.    ae.    about   15. 

2626.  IIL     Olive;  married  ;   has  children. 

2148.  VIII.  1354.  PHILLIPS  RUNDLB«  LYON  [Solomon  R.', 
Seth',  Spardon',  Israel*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas'],  res.  Bedford 
Village,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.;  m.  Susie  A.  . 

Son  of  Phillips  R.   and  Susie  A.    ( )    Lyon: 

2627.  I.     Herbert;  b.   April  8,   1888;   d.  Jan.    13,   1890. 

2149.  VIII.  1354.  IRVING  WITTALL'  LYON  [Solomon  R.\ 
Seth^  Spa^don^  Israel*,  Jonathan'^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  a  physician; 
married  Mary  Elizabeth  Tucker,  daughter  of  Frederick  Darrow  and 
Louise  (Jacobs)  Tucker;   res.  Hartford,  Conn. 

Children    of    Irving   W.    and    Mary    E.     (Tucker)    Lyon: 

2628.  I.     Mary  Phillips;  m.    Chester  Albree;   res.    Pittsburg,   Pa. 

2629.  XI^_J^iHS,^]^?UlP5La  physician;  res.    531  Franklin  St..   Buffalo,   N.    Y. 
0 , /%  /           .            2630.     IJU.     Charles;    res.  'Hartford,    Conn,        .  I  f       A    A        ' 

2174.  VIII.  1408.  CLARA  ISABEL'  LYON  (HAYES)  [WilMm 
Penn^  Isaac*,  Thomas",  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  at 
Racine,  Wis.,  Oct.  2,  1857;  grad.  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  1876;  studied 
French,  German  and  painting  in  Europe  1878-79,  7  months  at  Berlin 
Art  School.  She  married  at  Madison,  Wis.,  June  16,  1885,  Jay  Orlo 
Hayes,  son  of  Anson  Everis  Hayes  (b.  Aug.  27,  1813,  at  Granby,  Conn.) 
and  Mary  Folsom  (b.  Oct.  2,  1825,  at  Holland,  N.  Y.;  see  Holland  Gen.). 
He  was  born  Oct.  2,  1857,  at  Waterloo,  Wis.;  grad.  Law  School  of  Univ. 
of  Wis.  1880;  practiced  law  in  Ashland,  Wis.  until  1886  then  operated 
extensive  iron  mines  at  Ashland  and  at  other  places.  They  live  (1906) 
In  Eden  Vale,  Calif. 

Children   of  Jay  O.   and  Clara  Isabel    (Lyon)    Hayes: 

2631.  I.     Harold  Ariel;   b.    Nov.    9,    1886,   at   Hurley,   Wis.;   d.    Jan.    19,    1887. 

2632.  II.     Infant  son;  b.    and  d.    Feb.    23,    1888,   at   Eden  Vale,   Calif. 

2633.  III.     Mildred  Mary;  b.    Oct.    29,    1889,   at   Eden  Vale.    Calif. 

2634.  IV.     Lyetta  Adelia;   b.    Feb.    22,    1893,    at   Eden   Vale,    Calif. 

2635.  V.     Elystus  Lyon;   b.    Feb.    15,    1895,   at   Eden  Vale,    Calif. 

2636.  VI.     Meriam  Folsom;  b.   June  27,    1897,   at  Eden  Vale,   Calif. 

2637.  VII.     Jay  Orlo  Jr.;  b.    Dec.    22.    1899,   at   Ironwood,   Mich. 

2175.  VIII.  1408.  WILLIAM  PENN«  LYON,  JR.  [William  Penn', 
Isaac',  Thomas",  David*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  at  Racine, 


EIGHTH    GENERATION  267 

Wis.  Aug.  23,  1861;  grad.  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  A.  B.  1881,  also  LL.  B. 
1886.  He  married,  Oct.  27,  1889,  at  Eden  Vale,  Calif.,  Ellen  Chynoweth, 
born  Feb.  5,  1850;  grad.  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  A.  B.  1870,  A.  M.  1882. 
She  was  daughter  of  Thomas  and  Emily  (Bradford)  Chynoweth. t 
They  lived  (1906)  in  Eden  Vale,  Calif. 

Children   of  William   Penn   and    Ellen    (Chynoweth)    Lyon: 

2638.  I.  Carroll  Hayes;  b.  March  2,  1891,  at  Eden  Vale,  Calif;  d.  April  13. 
1892. 

2639.  II.     William  Fenn;  b.   April  11,   1894,  at  Eden  Vale,  Calif. 

2228.  VIII.  1429.  ALFRED  MANINGTON'  LYON  [Robert  B.', 
John  W.*,  Thomas',  David*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  bom  June 
29,  1862  at  Atkinson,  111.  He  married,  Dec.  25,  1888,  in  Los  Angeles, 
Calif.,  Anna  D.  Tufts,  daughter  of  John  Quincy  and  Susan  A.  (Cook) 
Tufts  of  Los  Angeles.  He  lived  in  Indian  Territory  1880  to  1888,  then 
moved  to  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  where  he  has  resided  ever  since.  He 
Is  a  dealer  in  firearms  and  sporting  goods. 

Son    of   Alfred    M.    and   Anna   D.    (Tufts)    Lyon: 

2640.  I.     Percy  Tufts;   b.    Los  Angeles,    Calif.,   Sept.   17,    1893. 

2259.  VIII.  1440.  NINA*  LYON  (DALTON)  [George  F.',  Wil- 
liam F.*,  Thomas\  David*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Terre 
Haute,  Ind.,  Sept.  10,  1876.  She  has  musical  talent,  which  she  has 
cultivated  and  put  to  use  as  a  church  singer  and  a  teacher  of  music. 
She  was  at  one  time  on  the  stage  as  Katharine  Lyon.  She  married, 
April  25,  1896,  in  San  Francisco,  Bento  C.  Dalton,  son  of  Frank  and 
Jennie  (Cole)  Dalton,  of  Berkeley,  Calif.  Present  address  185  John  St., 
Oakland,  Calif. 

Children   of  Bento   C.    and   Nina    (Lyon)    Dalton: 

2641.  I.     Raymond  Lyon;   b.    Nov.    25,   1898. 

2642.  II.      Harold  Francis;   b.    Feb.    6,    1901. 

2262.  VIII.  1470.  WILLIAM  HENRY*  LYON  [William  H.\  Wil- 
liam W.',  Jonathan',  Peter*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^,  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  8, 
1847;  died  Nov.  5,  1901;  res.  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  (19  South  Broadway). 
He  married  June  4,  1873,  Frances  Halsted  Sherwood,  born  1849  at 
White  Plains;  daughter  of  John  R.  and  Martha  (Halsted)  Sherwood. 


tThomas  Chynoweth,  born  in  Cornwall,  Eng. ;  moved  to  Rochester,  N.  T.,  at 
nine  years  of  age,  (See  Chynoweth  Gen.);  Emily  Bradford  born  at  Keene,  N.  H. 
(See  Bradford  Gen.). 


268  THOMAS   LYON   OF   RYE 

Children  of  ■William  H.   and  Frances  H.  (Sherwood)   Lyon: 

2643.     I.     Edith   M.;   b.    April    11,    1874;  d.    May   5,    1886. 

2644.  II.     WUliam  Henry;   b.    April   11,  1881. 

2645.  III.     Charles   Sherwood;   b.    Nov.  9,    1886. 

2263.  VIII.  1470.  MARY  PARISH"  LYON  (VAIL)  [William  H.*, 
William  W.',  Jonathan",  Peter*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas'],  bom 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  25,  1848;  res.  Plainfield,  N.  J.  She  married  Oct. 
29,  1873,  Anthony  C.  Vail. 

Children    of   Anthony    C.    and   Mary   Parish    (Lyon)    "Vail: 

2646.  I.  Carolyn  Lyon;  b.  Jan.  22,  1876;  m.  May  8,  1902,  Dr.  Charles  New- 
ton Cutter  of  Chelsea,   Mass. 

2647.  IL     Ralph  Lyon;  b.   Jan.    31,   1885. 

2264.  VIII.  1470.  CAROLINE  WHITING"  LYON  (DAY)  [Wil- 
liam H.',  William  W.',  Jonathan',  Peter*,  Jonathan",  Thomas^  Thomas*], 
born  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Sept.  30,  1853;  res.  (1906)  No.  53  Broadway,  White 
Plains,  N.  Y.     She  married,  Sept.  18,  1878,  Edwin  Bowers  Day. 

Children  of  Edwin  B.   and  Caroline  W.    (Lyon)   Day: 

2648.  I.  Grace  Lyon;  b.  July  21,  1880;  m.  Jan.  2,  1905,  Charles  Waters 
Klngsley. 

2649.  II.     £dna  Bowers;   b.    May   28,    1885;    d.   Feb.    21,    1887. 

2650.  III.     Irving  Meade;   b.    Jan.    11,   1888. 

2651.  IV.     Doris  Carolyn;   b.    Feb.    22,   1890. 

2265.  VIII.  1470.  ADELAIDE  S."  LYON  (DAY)  [William  H.», 
William  W.',  Jonathan',  Peter*,  Jonathan",  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  June  1,  1857;  res.  (1906)  Plainfield,  N.  J.  She  mar- 
ried, June  5,  1878,  Alfred  William  Day. 

Children   of  Alfred  W.   and  Adelaide  S.    (Lyon)    Day: 

2652.  I.     Mabel;   b.    Jan.    12,    1880;   d.   Nov.    3,    1888. 

2653.  II.     May  Lyon;   b.    Jan.    27,    1886. 

2285.  VIII.  1506.  ELMER  DANIEL"  LYON  [Daniel,  Lorenzo  M.", 
SamueP,  Peter*,  Jonathan",  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  March  24,  1872; 
address  (1905)  P.  O.  Box  41,  South  Milwaukee,  Wis.  He  married  May 
8,  1901  Carrie  Eva  Brown,  at  Centerville,  Mich. 

Daughter  of  Elmer  Daniel  and  Carrie  Eva  (Brown)   Lyon: 

2654.  I.     Florence   May. 

2288a.  VIII.  1508.  WILLARD  CHARLES"  LYON  [Charles  W.', 
Lorenzo  M.',  Samuel',  Peter*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^*,  Thomas'],  born  in 


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Scio  Township,  Mich.,  Dec.  17,  1859;  attorney;  res.  (1907)  St.  Johns, 
Mich.  He  married  at  Medina,  O.,  March  21,  1882,  Stella  Gertrude 
Spink. 

Children   of   "Willard   C.    and   Stella   G.    (Spink)    Lyon: 

2655.  I.  Charles  Ralph;  b.  March  10,  1883;  unm.  (1907);  machinist  In 
Oldsmoblle    works,    Lansing,    Mich. 

2656.  II.  Harry  Glenn;  b.  April  10,  1SS7;  unm.  (1907);  machinist  in  Olds- 
mobile  works,    Lansing,    Mich. 

2288b.  VIII.  1508.  EDWIN  HOWARD'  LYON  [Charles  W.', 
Lorenzo  M.*,  SamueP,  Peter*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^,  Thomas^],  born  in 
Scio  township,  Mich.,  July  7,  1861;  a  prominent  lawyer  (1907)  in  St. 
Johns,  Mich.  He  married  first  Alice  Maxam.  She  died  within  two 
years  and  he  married  second,  Sept.  14,  1893,  Nellie  M.  Bundy. 

Children   of   Edwin   H.    and   Nellie    M.    (Bundy)    Lyon: 

2657.  I.     Frances;    b.    1897. 

2658.  II.     Edwin  Howard,  Jr.;  b.   1901. 

2288d.  VIII.  1508.  IDA  MAY'  LYON  (FILDEW)  [Charles  W.', 
Lorenzo  M.',  SamueP,  Peter*,  Jonathan^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Nov. 

9,  1865;  married  in  September  or  October,  1890,  John  H.  Fildew;  res. 
(1907)  St.  Johns.  Mich. 

Children  of  John  H.   and  Ida  Mary   (Lyon)   Fildew: 

2659.  I.     Helen;    b.    March   17,    1892. 

2660.  II.     Annie;    b.    1895. 

2661.  III.      Stanley;  b.    1897. 

2662.  IV.     A   son;    b.    1900. 

2320.  IX.  1589.  WILLIAM  FRANKLIN"  LYON  JR.  [William  F.', 
Nathan  R.',  Enon',  Caleb',  Caleb*,  Thomas*,  John^  Thomas'],  born  High 
Forest,  Minn.,  Oct.  7,  1870.  He  married  Nellie  Russell,  daughter  of 
Judge  Russell  of  Hart,  Mich.    They  live  (1906)  in  Hart,  Mich. 

Son  of  William  F.  and  Nellie   (Russell)   Lyon: 

2663.  I.     Fred  Russell;   b.   about    1895. 

2322.  IX.  1589.  JAY  EDGAR"  LYON  [William  F.',  Nathan  R.^ 
Enon',  Caleb",  Caleb*,  Thomas^  John^  Thomas'],  born  Oberlin,  O.,  Nov. 

10,  1874.  He  married  Edna  Palmiter  of  Hart,  Mich.  They  live  (1906) 
in  Detroit^  Mich.,  where  he  is  connected  with  the  National  Express 
Company. 


270  THOMAS    LYON    OF   RYE 

Children    of   Jay    Edgar   and    Edna    (Palmiter)    Lyon: 

2664.     I.      I.aura  Louise;  b.   July  4,   1900. 

8665.     II.      Edwin  Franklin;    b.    March   7,    1904. 

2324.  IX.  1589.  JUDSON  WEST"  LYON  [William  F.\  Nathan 
R.',  Enon",  Caleb",  Caleb*,  Thomas^  John%  Thomas'],  born  Norwalk,  O., 
Feb.  6,  1880.  He  married,  Aug.  23,  1905,  Donna  Wisner  of  Lowell, 
Mich.  They  live  (1906)  in  Norwalk,  O.,  where  he  is  a  booker  in  the 
A.  B.  Chase  Piano  Company. 

2395.  IX.  1681.  LIZZIE'  LYON  (LOCKYER)  [William',  Jam•es^ 
James',  Roger',  Roger*,  John',  John^,  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  19,  1865.  She 
married,  Jan.  14,  1892,  George  Lockyer,  born  Feb.  6,  1863;  son  of  John 
and  Elizabeth  ( )  Lockyer. 

Children  of  George   and  Lizzie    (Lyon)    Lockyer: 

2666.  I.     Albert   William;    b.    Nov.    18,    1892. 

2667.  II.     Edith  Agnes;   b.   Dec.    4,   1894. 

2400.  IX.  1690.  WILLIAM  WILLIAMS'  LYON  [William  W.", 
Miles',  Jonathan",  Roger',  Roger*,  John'  John^,  Thomas'],  born  Nov.  15, 
1856;  res.  758  Jefferson  Ave.,  Brooklyn;  appraiser,  U.  S.  Customs.  He 
married  Dec.  2,  1874  Alice  Mott,  born  Aug.  25,  1857;  daughter  of  John 
and  Mary  Louise  ( )  Mott. 

Children   of  William   W.    and  Alice    (Mott)    Lyon: 

2668.  I.  Florence  Louise;  b.  Sept.  28,  1875;  m.  Nov.  29,  1893,  George  M. 
Davis;    ch. :    George  M.   and  Gladys. 

2669.  II.     Blanche;    b.     Sept.     10,    1877. 

2670.  III.     Alice  Mott;  b.   June  16,   1886. 

2671.  IV.     Frederick  W.;  b.   Oct.    13,   1891. 

2672.  V.     Buth   Newman;   b.    May   6,    1897. 

2673.  VI.     John  Mott;  b.    Jan.    14,    1899. 

2401a.  IX.  1690.  HERVEY  C."  LYON  [William  W.^  Miles',  Jona- 
than»,  Roge^^  Roger*,  John',  John'',  Thomas'],  born  Oct.  20,  1865;  res. 
44  Lee  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  later  in  Pittsubrg,  Pa.  He  married  April  25, 
1886,  Ida  Tilley,  born  June  11,  1864;  daughter  of  William  and  Almeda 
(Willetts)  Tilley. 

Children    of   Hervey   C.    and   Ida    (Tilley)    Lyon: 

2674.  I.     Mary  Abigail;  b.  Jan.  13,   1887. 

2675.  II.     Mildred;   b.   Nov.   7,   1S88. 

2676.  III.      Harold;   b.    Jan.    13,    1891;    d.    Jan.    17,    1891. 


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2402.  IX.  1699.  MABEL  AMANDA"  LYON  (ROBINSON)  [Wil- 
liam P.^  Stephen',  William',  Justus",  Roger*,  John^,  John-,  Thomas^], 
born  Jan.  4,  1876.  She  married,  June  2,  1898^  George  Seward  Robinson, 
who  was  born  in  Putnam  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  19,  1873;  son  of  Lewis  George 
and  Laura  (Henion)  Robinson.  He  is  a  farmer,  living  near  Amawalk, 
Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  George   S.   and  Mabel  A.    (Lyon)    Robinson: 
2677.     I.     Ernest  Lyon;   b.    Towners,    N.    Y.,   Aug.    23,    1898. 
2678.     II.     Earl  Henion;  twin  bro.   of  Ernest. 

2679.  III.     Seward  Penn   Lyon;   b.    April   11,    1906,    at   Amawalk,    N.    Y. 

2498.  IX.  1826.  JOSEPH  HERBERT'  LYON  [James^  William 
L.^  James',  James^  James*,  John^  John",  Thomas'],  born  Greenwich, 
Oonn.,  March  21,  1871.  He  studied  medicine  but  is  at  present  Captain 
of  a  steamboat.  Has  been  Justice  of  the  Peace.  Present  address 
Mica,  Kootenai  Co.,  Idaho.  He  married  in  Spoliane,  Wash.,  Nov.  11, 
1891  Rose  Leet,  daughter  of  Col.  M.  and  Sarah  E.  (Snow)  Leet,  of 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Children    of    Joseph    H.    and    Rose    (Leet)    Lyon: 

2680.  I.     Alfred  Jefferson;   b.    Mica   Bay,    Idaho,    Aug.    23,    1892. 

2681.  II.     Felix  Herbert;  b.   Spokane,   Wash.,   Nov.   9,   1894. 

2682.     III.     Victor   Leet;   b.    Coeur  d'   Alene,   Idaho,    May   15.    1897. 

2683.  IV.     Laurance   Paul;    b.    Mica   Bay,    Jan.    9,    1899. 

2500.  IX.  1826.  WILLIAM  ERNEST'  LYON  [James',  William 
L.^  James',  James^  James*,  John^  John%  Thomas'],  born  Plainfield, 
N.  J.,  July  21,  1878.  Present  address  Harrison,  Idaho.  He  was  mar- 
ried in  Spokane,  Wash.,  Feb.  5,  1902  to  Lenore  Searles,  daughter  of 
G.  C.  and  Lavantia  (Martin)  Searles  of  Coeur  d'  Alene,  Idaho. 

Children   of   William   E.    and    Lenore    (Searles)    Lyon: 

2684.  I.     Ernest  Kenneth;  b.   Harrison,   Idaho,   Dec.   15,   1902. 

2685.  II.     Dorothy  Mabel;   b.    Nov.    2,    1904. 

2533.  IX.  2005.  AMY'  LYON  (THORNTON)  [Marcus',  Charles^ 
William',  IsraeP,  Israel*,  Jonathan^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  was  born  at 
Bainbridge,  Sept.  27,  1875.  She  married,  Oct.  14,  1893,  Cory  D.  Thorn- 
ton, born  Sept.  17,  1870.  They  make  their  home  with  her  parents.  He 
is  a  farmer^  and  has  another  farm  half  a  mile  distant,  the  original 
homestead  of  Daniel  Lyon  (No.  681).  He  is  Republican,  president  of  a 
local  telephone  company,  and  road  commissioner  for  Bainbridge  town- 
ship. 


272  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

2558.  IX.  2046.  PAUL  PADEN"  LYON  [George  H.«,  William*, 
William",  Israel",  Israel*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas^],  was  born  at 
North  East,  Pa.,  April  18,  1874.  His  mother  died  at  Bedford,  Pa.,  when 
he  was  3^  years  old.  He  had  a  home  with  his  grandmother  the  great- 
er part  of  each  year,  but  with  his  father  each  winter  till  nine  years  old. 
After  that  all  the  time  except  in  school  was  with  his  father.  On  his 
16th  birthday  he  was  presented  with  a  new  surveyors'  compass.  He 
proceeded  at  once  to  good  use  of  it,  and  was  credited  with  being  the 
youngest  surveyor  in  the  state.  At  eighteen  he  was  given  charge  of 
one  of  three  corps  of  men  malting  survey  for  a  pipe  line  from  Brad- 
ford Pa.  eastward  to  near  the  seaboard.  This  was  wholly  outside  of 
his  father's  supervision.  His  work  was  so  expeditious  and  satisfactory 
that  he  was  retained  in  service  several  months  at  the  best  wages  after 
the  several  parties  were  dismissed.  In  1898  and  '99  he  spent  one  year 
prospecting  in  the  Klondike  gold  field.  Thousands  were  waiting  in 
May  below  the  Chilcoot  Pass  in  the  rush  to  be  in  the  lead  to  go  down 
the  lakes  and  rivers  by  boats  when  the  ice  should  break.  Friends 
wanted  to  join  with  him,  but  decided  they  could  not  because  of  his 
decision  not  to  run  Sabbaths  (Saturday).  The  exigency,  they  thought, 
required  then  to  run  every  day.  He  made  his  trip  single  handed.  He 
tied  up  every  Saturday.  His  expertness  at  boating  and  use  of  charts 
brought  him  in  two  days  ahead  of  his  friends  who  would  not  wait  for 
him.  His  prospecting  was  not  remunerative  except  in  knowledge 
gained  of  the  country  and  of  mining  and  methods.  He  returned  the 
following  spring. 

Aug.  26,  1902,  he  married  Adaline  Bonham,  daughter  of  Winfield 
Scott  and  Eva  (Saunders)  Bonham,  at  Shiloh,  N.  J. 

He  and  his  father  co-operate,  working  together  or  separately,  as 
engagements  favor,  at  civil  engineering.  He  is  chief  engineer  for 
Timberlake  Gold  Mining  Co.,  of  Routt  Co.,  Colorado,  devoting  part  of 
his  time  to  that  work. 

The  Prohibitionists  have  twice  made  him  their  candidate  for  the 
legislature.  He  has  served  them  since  as  secretary  and  later  as  chair- 
man of  the  county  committee.  He  is  a  good  writer,  speaker,  and  organi- 
zer, and  everywhere  gains  friends.     His  home  is  Bradford,  Pa. 

Children    of    Paul    Paden    and    Adaline    (Bonham)    Lyon: 

2686.  I.     Kichard  Bonham;  born  July  2,   1903,  at  Mt.   Jewett  Pa. 

2687.  II.     Chester  Paden;   born  Jan.    12,   1905,   at   Mt .    Jewett. 

2688.  III.     Ruth  Virginia;   born  June   3,    1906,   at   Bradford,   Pa. 


NINTH  GENERATION  273 

2617.  IX.  2101.  GEORGE  L.'  LYON  [Charles  L.',  Israel', 
Charles*,  IsraeP,  IsraeP,  JonathaIl^  Thomas^  Thomas'],  born  Feb.  5, 
1857.     He  married,  Sept.  24,  1879,  Myra  J.  Doolittle,  born  May  13,  1860. 

Children   of  George   H.    and   Myra  J.    (Doolittle)    Lyon: 
2689.     I.      Alton  B.;   b.    Oct.    6,    1881. 
36bO.     II.      Kena  JI.;  b.   Dec.    22,   1887. 

2618.  IX.  2101.  SARAH  M."  LYON  (SHAPLY)  [Charles  L.^ 
Israel',  Charles^  IsraeP,  IsraeP,  Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born 
Dec.  28,  1860.  She  married,  Feb.  16,  1877,  Keeler  E.  Shaply,  born  .Jan. 
12,  1855. 

Children   of  Keeler  E.   and   Sarah   M.    (Lyon)    Shaply: 

2691.  I.  M«t(ie  A.;  b.  Nov.  19,  IS";  m.  July  4.  189,',.  Isaac  Woods,  b. 
April  9,  1875  d.  June  22,  1906;  children:  1.  Ii"loss!e,  b.  May  10,  1896;  d.  Aug.  5, 
1896;    2.    Kalph,   b.    Aug.    7,    1898;    3.    Celia,   b.    June   6,    1900;    4.    Ina,  b.    March  7, 

1902. 

2692.  II.     Florence  3Iay;  b.   Dec.   23,  1883;  m.   Nov.    27,  1902j,  Ralph  Hinman,       ♦        Of 
b.    Feb.   9,    1882;   ch.  ;/.Mario_p,    6.    Feb.    23,    1904.  (Ji)   ^*<XZ,-JU.,C.   I.«""?^7/(U  ^^-^*^   '*; 

2683.     III.      Roes;   b.    July   3,    1889.  *  Z**-**-*  '^ f  *  *' 

269-1.     IV.      Ernest;    b.    June    27,    1S94. 

2619.  IX.  2101.  MELVIN  T.»  LYON  [Charles  L.\  IsraeP, 
Charles^  IsraeP,  IsraeP,  Jonathan^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born  Jan.  22, 
1863;  died  June  22,  1896.  He  married,  June  6,  1888,  Ida  Hendrickson, 
born  Dec.  22,  1863. 

Children  of  Melvin   T.   and   Ida   (Hendrickson)    Lyon: 
eci^     .  2695.     I.     Erl;  b.   July  27,   1890. 

U-*»<.<-^       2696.     II.      Louie;  b.   Oct.   28,   1892. 

2620.  IX.  2101.  FRANK  A."  LYON  [Charles  L.^  IsraeP,  Charles". 
IsraeP,  IsraeP,  Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas'],  born  June  18,  1865.  He 
married,  Dec.  1,  1886,  Lela  Davis,  born  May  23,  1867. 

Children   of  Frank  A.    and   Lela    (Davis)    Lyon: 

2697.  I.      Alta;  b.  Oct.   5,   1887. 

2698.  II.     Ida;   b.   July   19,    1889;   d.    Dec.    1900. 

2699.  III.     Ina;    b.    Aug.    16,    1892. 

2621.  IX.  2101.  CARRIE  B."  LYON  (PARKER)  [Charles  L.', 
IsraeP,  Charles",  IsraeP,  IsraeP,  Jonathan^  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  born 
Nov.  1,  1874.  She  married,  Jan.  1,  1901,  Ray  W.  Parker,  born  March 
11,  1876. 

San    of    Ray    W.    anja    Carrie    B.    (Lyon)    Parker:     

2700.  I.     Kennethfc   b.    Dec.    6,    1903.   '^^<'*>**A*^^^ ^     .^      „      /t  / — 


APPENDIX. 


Note    1.— LINEAGE    OF    MARTHA    JOANNA    WINTHROP. 

ADAM'  WINTHROP  of  Lavenham,  co.  Suffolk,  Bng.,  about  1497 
married  Joanne  Burton.  Adam-  Winthrop,  born  Oct.  9,  1498;  died  Nov. 
9,  1562;  m.  in  London  July  20,  1534,  Agnes  Sharpe,  daughter  of  Robert 
Sharpe,  Gent,  of  Islington,  co.  Middlesex,  Eng.  Adam'  Winthrop,  born 
Lavenham,  Aug.  10,  1548;  died  Groton,  Eng.  March  28,  1623.  He  was 
auditor  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge.  He  married  as  his  second  wife, 
Feb.  20,  1579-80  Anne,  daughter  and  co-heir  of  Henry  Browne  of 
Bdwardstone,  co.  Suffolk,  Eng.  She  died  April  19,  1629  (Manorial 
families  of  Suffolk).  John*  Winthrop  was  bom  at  Groton  Manor, 
Eng.,  Jan.  12,  1587,  and  died  at  Boston,  Mass.,  March  26,  1649.  He 
was  a  lawyer  and  County  magistrate  who  became  a  great  Puritan 
leader  and  emigrated  to  New  England,  coming  to  Salem  in  the  ship 
Arabella  in  1630.  He  was  elected  on  the  passage  Governor  of  the 
Massachusetts  Bay  Colony,  and  held  that  position  of  honor  almost 
continuously  until  1646.  His  first  wife  (married  March  16,  1605)  was 
Mary  Forth,  daughter  and  heiress  of  John  Forth,  Gent,  of  Great  Stan- 
bridge,  CO.  Essex,  Eng.  She  died  June  26,  1615.  He  married  second 
Dec.  6.  1615,  Thomasine  Clopton,  daughter  of  William  Clopton  of 
Castellane  near  Groton.  She  died  Dec.  8,  1616.  April  29,  1618,  he  mar- 
ried Margaret  Tyndall,  daughter  of  Sir  John  Tyndall  of  Great  Maple- 
stead,  CO.  Essex.  She  died  June  14,  1647,  and  in  December  of  that  year 
he  married  as  his  fourth  wife  Martha  (Rainsborough)  Coytmore, 
widow  of  Thomas  Coytmore,  and  daughter  of  Capt.  Vv'illiam  Rains- 
borough,  R.  N.     By  his  first  wife,   Mary  Forth,  John  Winthi'op  had: 

1.  John;  b.  Feb.  15,  1606;  d.  April  5,  1676;  m.  1st  Martha,  daughter  of 
Thomas  and  Anne  (Winthrop)  Fones;  m.  2nd  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir 
Edmund  Reade  of  Wickford,  co.  Essex.  2.  Henry;  b.  Jan.  20,  1607;  d. 
July  2,  1630;  m.  April  25,  1629,  Elizabeth  Fones;  3.  Forth;  b.  Dec.  30, 
1609;  d.  Nov.  28,  1630;  4.  Many;  b.  1612;  d.  April  12,  1643;  m.  1632, 
Rev.  Samuel  Dudley,  Governor  of  Massachusetts  Bay  Colony.  John 
Winthrop  had  by  his  third  wife,  Margaret  Tyndall:  1.  Stephen;  b. 
March  24,  1618;   d.  1658;   m.  Judith,  dau.  Capt.  William  Rainsborough; 

2.  Adam;  b.  April  7,  1620;  m.  1st,  Feb.  1642,  Elizabeth  Grover;  m. 
2nd,  Elizabeth  Hawkins.  3.  Deane,  b.  March  16,  1622;  d.  March  16, 
1704;  m.  1st,  Sarah  Glover;  m.  2nd,  Martha  Mellows.  4.  Samuel;  b. 
Aug.  28,  1627;  d.  1673-6;  m.  in  Antigua,  Elizabeth .     (His  grand- 


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daughter,  Sarah,  m.  Henry  Lyons  of  Antigua,  whose  great  great  grand- 
son, Edmund,  became  Admiral  Lyons,  R.  N.,  raised  to  the  peerage  as 
Baron  Lyons  in  1856,  the  father  of  Lord  Lyons,  British  Rxinister  in 
Washington  1858). 

Henrys  Winthrop  was  baptized  at  Groton  Manor,  Jan.  20,  1607. 
At  the  age  of  twenty  he  went  to  the  Barbadoes,  but  did  not  remain 
there  very  long.  April  25,  1629,  he  married,  in  London,  his  cousin 
Elizabeth  Fones,  daughter  of  Thomas  and  Anne  (Winthrop)  Fones.f 
When  Henry  Winthrop,  following  his  father,  sailed  from  England  in 
the  month  of  April,  1630,  he  left  his  wife  at  Groton  to  come  over  sub- 
sequently with  his  mother,  both  being  on  the  verge  of  maternity. 
Henry  arrived  on  the  ship  Talbot  in  the  harbor  of  Salem  on  July  1, 
1630,  and,  as  the  ancient  family  records  state  the  circumstances,  on  the 
following  day  he  went  on  shore  with  the  principal  officers  of  the  ship, 
and  walking  out  to  a  place,  now  called  by  the  Salemites  Northfield,  to 
view  the  Indian  wigwans,  they  saw  on  the  other  side  of  the  river  a 
small  canoe.  He  would  have  one  of  the  company  swim  over  and  fetch 
it  rather  than  walk  several  miles  on  foot,  it  being  very  hot  weather, 
but  none  of  the  party  could  swim  but  himself  and  so  he  plunged  in  and 
as  he  was  swimming  over  was  taken  with  the  cramp  a  few  rods  from 
the  shore  and  drowned.  His  wife,  with  her  infant  daughter,  came  over 
on  the  ship  Lyon  which  arrived  Nov.  2,  1631,  also  bringing  Governor 
John  Winthrop's  wife  and  others  of  the  family.  She  afterwards  became 
the  wife  of  Captain  Robert  Feake  of  Watertown,  who  removed  a  few 
years  later  to  Stamford,  Conn,  where  he,  with  Capt.  Daniel  Patrick, 
had  purchased  land.  Her  daughter,  Martha  Johanna  Winthrop,  there 
married  Thomas  Lyon,  and  the  young  couple  for  a  time  lived  with 
Mrs.  Feake,  whose  husband  had  returned  to  Watertown.  Captain 
Feake  became  insane  and  his  wife,  who  seems  to  have  had  no  strong 
affection  for  him,  found  a  new  "affinity"  in  the  person  of  William 
Hallet  who  ultimately  married  her  while  Captain  Feake  was  still  living- 
Mr.  Hallet  settled  afterwards  at  Hallets'  Cove,  L.  I.,  joining  the  Society 
of  the  Friends.  Greenwich  Town  Records  have  the  following  item 
(Lib.  I.  p.  168):  Nov.  25,  1650  William  Hallet  of  Greenwich  in  New 
Netherlands  for  3  score  and  10  pounds  sells  to  Jeffere  Ferris  as  his  own 
and  wife's  right  also  ye  lands  purchased  by  Daniel  Patrick  and  Robert 
Feke  in  New  Netherlands.     Signed,  William  Hallet;   Elizabeth  Hallet. 


tThomas  Fones  of  London,  an  apothecary,  married,  Feb.  25.  1604.  Anne 
Winthrop,  born  Jan.  16.  1585,  died  May  16,  1819;  daughter  of  Adam  and  Anne 
(Browne)  Winthrop  of  Grot,on  and  sister  of  Governor  Jolm  Winthrop  of  Mass- 
achusetts.     Thomas  Fones  died  April   15.    1S29. 


276  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

Note  2.— DOCUMENTS    RELATING    TO   THOMAS   LYON 
OF  STAMFORD,  FAIRFIELD  AND   RYE. 

From  Stamford,  Conn.,  Town  Records. 

Nov.  26,  1652. — An  agreement  between  William  Potter  the  on  pty, 
and  Thomas  Lyon  the  other  pty,  Viz — of  bartter  or  exchange  of  lands, 
the  said  William  Potter  doth  surrender  and  pass  over  from  him  and 
his,  on  house  and  hom  lote  Contaynin  on  acre  and  half  mor  or  less, 
bounded  by  the  highway  west  and  north  west,  Henry  Ackerly  Est.,  and 
that  wch  was  Samuell  Shermans  south,  unto  Thomas  Lyon  and  his 
for  ever  and  in  leue  whereof  the  said  Thomas  as  above  doth  surender 
unto  the  foresaid  William  Potter  two  acres  of  medow  more  or  less 
Bounded  by  Jno  Chapman  Este,  Thos  Stevens  West,  butting  to  the  Sea 
South,  and  highway  North. 

From  Fairfield  Land  Records.    Lib.  4,  p.  92. 

May  11,  1654. — Thomas  Lyon  hath  purchased  of  Thomas  Sherving- 
ton  one  home  lot  being  in  quantity  foure  acres  and  half  being  more  or 
less  being  bounded  on  the  Northwest  with  the  land  of  Samuel  Drake,  on 
ye  northeast  with  the  land  of  the  said  Thomas  Lyon,  on  the  south- 
east with  the  land  of  the  said  Thomas  Lyon,  on  the  southwest  with  a 
highway.  The  town  hath  granted  unto  Thomas  Lyon  a  parcell  of  land 
lying  by  his  homelot  that  sometime  was  the  land  of  Thomas  Sherving- 
ton  part  of  it  was  swamps  and  part  of  it  was  upland  being  in  quantity 
foure  acres  being  more  or  less  bounded  on  the  southeast  with  the 
highway  on  the  southwest  by  the  land  of  Thomas  Beardsley  and  Georg 
Godwine  on  the  northwest  and  have  with  the  Common,  on  the  north- 
west with  the  land  that  sometime  was  Thomas  Shervington  now 
Thomas  Lyon's  now  that  within  ye  boundes  ther  lyes  an  acre  East  of 
S-^amp  land  that  John  Barlow  Samuel  Drake  Thomas  Shervington  have 
sold  unto  the  said  Thomas  Lyon  and  his  heirs  forever. 

From  Fairfield  Land  Records.    Lib.  A.  p.  92. 

The  12th.  January  1658.  Thomas  Lyon  hath  purchased  too  parcells 
of  land  of  Andrew  Ward,  ye  one  parcell  of  land  containinge  six  acres 
more  or  less  lying  on  ye  Newfield  Bonded  to  ye  South  by  ye  land  of 
Alexander  Knowlton  to  ye  North  by  ye  land  of  George  Roden  butting  to 
ye  highway  to  ye  East  and  to  ye  river  to  ye  West.     The  other  parsell 


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being  too  acres  of  madow  lying  in  1'  quit  nyeck  is  commonly  Sasqua 
bounded  by  ye  land  of  Mr.  Jons  to  ye  north  by  ye  land  of  John  Wheeler 
to  ye  south  butting  to  ye  upland  to  ye  west  and  upon  ye  land  that  was 
given  [?]  by  Mr  John  Tomsons  to  ye  east. 

From  Fairfield  Land  Records.     Lib.  A.  p.  92. 

The  12th  of  January  1658,  Thomas  Lyon  of  Fairfield  hath  pur- 
chased of  Symon  Hoyt  of  Stamford  one  parcell  of  land  in  quantity  six 
acres  more  or  less  Lyinge  and  being  in  ye  Newfield  or  Milno  plains 
also  so  called  bounded  by  ye  land  of  John  Hayt  to  ye  north  and  ye 
land  of  ffrancis  purdye  to  ye  south  buting  on  ye  highway  to  ye  East 
and  to  ye  common  fenc  to  ye  west. 

From  Fairfield  Land  Records.    Lib.  A.  p.  141. 

Nov.  1,  1675.  Daniel  ffrost  hath  purchased  of  Thomas  Lyon  his 
homelot  in  ffairfeild  both  the  upland  and  swamp  land  being  in  quantity 
eight  acres  more  or  less  with  the  privilidges  and  appurtenances  there- 
unto belonging  with  all  the  houseing  and  trees  on  the  said  land.  To 
be  to  him  and  to  his  heirs  forever  the  land  is  bounded  on  the  north- 
west with  the  land  of  Samuel  Drake  and  the  Common,  on  the  north 
and  northeast  with  the  Common,  on  the  southeast  v/ith  the  land  of 
John  Sturge  and  the  highway.  After  ye  said  Daniel  hath  purchased  of 
ye  said  Thomas  to  be  to  ye  said  Daniel  and  to  his  heirs  forever  Two 
thirds  intrest  in  ye  perpetual  Commons  of  ffairfeild. 

From  Greenwich  Town  Record,  p.  78. 

I,  John  Willson  with  Mary  my  wife,  of  Greenwich  in  the  CoUony 
of  Connecticut  do  hereby  acquit  and  discharge  as  well  in  our  behalf  as 
in  the  behalf  of  our  heires  executors  and  administrators  John  Lyon 
the  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Lyon  of  the  place  aforesaid  and  the  said 
Thomas  Lyon's  heires  executors  and  administrators,  from  all  demands 
debts  dues  which  I  the  said  John  or  Mary  my  wife  or  any  of  or  from 
us  might  have  by  resone  of  any  legacye  due  by  will  of  Thomas  Lyon 
deceased  or  any  other  demand,  which  is  or  may  be  on  the  said  estate 
of  him  the  said  Thomas  Lyon  by  us  or  any  of  us. 

Nov.  4th  1691 

JOHN  X  WILLSON  |    their 

Job  Wright  MARY  X  WILLSON  j  marks 

John  Stoakham 


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THOMAS  LYON   OF  RYE 


Note  3.— DEED    GIVEN    BY    CERTAIN    INDIAN    SACHEMS 

To  Robert  Feeke  And  Daniel   Patrick. 

Wee  Amogerone,  Sachem  of  Asamuck  and  Rammattlione,  Naw- 
horone,  Sachems  of  Patomuck,  have  Sould  unto  Robert  Feaks  and 
Daniell  Patricke  all  thelre  rights  and  interests  in  all  ye  severall  lands 
betwene  Asamuck  River  and  Patomuck,  which  Patomuck  is  a  littel 
river  which  divideth  ye  bounds  betwene  Capt.  Turner's  Perchase  and 
this,  except  ye  neck  by  ye  indians  called  Monakewego,  by  us  Elizabeth 
Neck,  which  Neck  is  ye  perticaler  perchace  of  Elizabeth  Feaks,  ye  sd. 
Robt.  Feaks  his  wife,  to  be  hers  and  her  heaires  or  assigns  forever,  or 
else  to  be  at  ye  disposal  of  ye  aforementioned  purchasers  forever,  to 
them  and  there  heares  executors  or  assigns,  and  theye  to  enjoy  all 
rivers,  Islands,  and  ye  severall  naturall  adjuncts  of  all  ye  forementioned 
places,  neigther  shall  ye  indians  fish  within  a  mille  of  aney  English 
ware,  nor  invite  nor  permit  aney  other  indians  to  sett  down  on  ye 
forementioned  lands;  in  consideration  of  which  lands  ye  forementioned 
purchasers  are  to  give  unto  ye  above  named  sachems  twentie  five 
coates,  whereof  theye  have  reseived  eleven  in  part  payment;  to  witness 
all   which   theye   have   heerunto   sett  their  hands   this   18   July   1640. 


Witness 

Powiatohx 

Robert  A.  Heusted 

Amogeronex 

Saponasx 

1 

his 

Nawhoronex 

Whonehornx 

1    their 

Andrew    X    Messenger 

Amsetthehonex 

Akeroquex 

marks. 

mark 

Keofferamx 

Pauonohasx 
Rosobibittx 

KeofEeram  hath  sould  all  his  right  in  ye  above  to  Jeflere  Ferris. 
Witness 

Richard  Williams. 
Angell  Heusted. 


APPENDIX  279 

Note  4.— FROM   TOWN    RECORDS   OF    RYE. 

March  5,  1676.  The  Towne  of  Rye  adopted  the  following:  Thomas 
Lyon  and  Thomas  Brown  are  appointed  to  choose  a  house  or  place  to 
be  fortified  for  safety  of  the  towne  also  the  young  men  who  come  into 
the  fortifications  and  remaining  during  the  trouble  are  to  have  equal 
proportions  in  the  undivided  land  provided  they  be  such  as  the  tovt^ne 
approve. 


Note    5.— THE    HOYT    (HAIGHT)    FAMILY. 

The  following  records  were  taken  from  the  parish  church  at 
Upv^^ay,  Eng.,  by  Cornelius  Haight  of  Fishkill,  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y. 
Simon  Hoyt,  son  of  John  and  Ruth  Hoyt,  was  born  at  Dorchester,  Eng. 
Jan.  20,  1590,  and  died  Sept.  1,  1657  at  Stamford,  Conn.  He  married 
first  at  Parish  church,  Upway,  1612,  Deborah  Stowers,  daughter  of 
Walter  Stowers.  She  was  born  at  Dorchester,  May  1,  1593,  bapt.  Up- 
way parish  church,  June  5,  1593.  Date  and  place  of  death  not  known. 
Simon  married  second,  after  coming  to  America,  Susanna  Smith,  who 

survived  him.     She   married   second  Bates,   and   died   about 

1674  at  Stamford,  Conn.     By  his  first  wife,  Deborah,  Simon  had  (born 

in  England):     1.  John,  b.  March  12,  1614  (m.  Mary ;  settled  in 

Rye,  N.  Y.;   will  dated  Aug.  29,  1684);    2.  Walter,  b.  June  9,  1616;    d. 

1695-6;   m. ;   3.  Thomas   (adopted  the  name  "Hyat"), 

b.  Sept.  20,  1618;  d.  Sept.  9,  1656;  4.  Deborah;  b.  Aug.  9,  1620;  d.  June 
3,  1628;  5.  Nicholas;  b.  Nov.  11,  1622;  d.  July  7,  1655;  m.  June  12,  1646, 
Susanna  Joyce,  widow;  6.  Ruth;  b.  Jan.  2,  1625.  By  his  second  wife, 
Susanna,  he  had  (born  in  America);  7.  Moses,  b.  about  1637;  m.  Eliza- 
beth   ;    res.  Eastchester,  N.  Y.;    8.  Joshua;   b.  about  1640;    d. 

1690;  m.  Mary  Bell;  9.  Samuel,  b.  about  1642;  d.  April  7,  1720;  m. 
1st,  Nov.  16,  1671,  Hannah  Holly;  m.  2nd,  Sept.  20,  1714,  Rebecca  Gold; 
m.  3rd  Hannah  Gold;  10.  Benjamin;  b.  Feb.  2,  1644;  d.  Jan.  26,  1735-6; 
m.  Jan.  5,  1670,  Hannah  Weed;    11.  Mary;   m.  Thomas  Lyon   (No.  1); 

12.   ;    m.    Samuel    Finch.      13.    Miriam;    m.    Samuel 

Firman. 

In  1628  Simon  Hoyt,  accompanied  by  his  brother-in-law  Nicholas 
Stowers,  and  the  Spragues,  who  also  were  from  Upway  in  Dorset,  came 
to  America,  in  the  ship  "Abigail"  with  Governor  John  Endicott,  arriv- 
ing at  Salem,  Mass.  Sept.  6.  In  1629  he  went  to  Charlestown.  In  1630 
he  was  in  Dorchester,  his  name  appearing  in   the  records  as   Simon 


280  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

Hoit.  In  1635  he  was  at  Scituate  where  he  with  his  wife,  Susanna 
Smith,  joined  the  Church.  In  1639  he  went  to  Windsor,  Conn.,  where 
he  had  four  score  acres  of  land  granted  him  by  the  plantation  Feb.  28, 
1640.  A  house  lot  was  granted  him  in  Fairfield,  March  1649,  and  his 
name  appears  in  a  list  of  the  pioneers  of  Stamford.  In  the  Stamford 
Town  Records  there  is  on  file  an  interesting  document  relating  to  the 
distribution  of  her  estate.  It  is  dated  1,  12  mo.  1674,  and  signed  by 
her  several  sons  and  sons-in-law,  as  follows:  Moses  Hoyt,  Joshua 
Hoyt,  Samuel  Hoyt,  Benjamin  Hoyt,  Thomas  Lyon,  Samuel  ffinch, 
Samuel  Firman.     Witnesses  Abram  Finch  and  Jonas  Seely. 


Note    6.— CORRESPONDENCE    AND    RECORDS    RELATING 
To  Land  Claimed  By  Mary  (Lyon)   Willson. 

Letter  from  Mary  (Lyon)  Willson  (No.  3)  to  her  cousin  Fitz  John 
Winthrop.  Cover  and  date  torn  off;  probably  written  in  spring  of  1698. 
Honnered  Sir 

I  have  made  bould  to  let  you  understand  how  I  have  been  wronged. 
Sir,  be  plesed  to  know  that  the  Indians  about  the  year  1640,  gave  a 
parsal  of  land  to  my  grandmother  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Feke  as  by  Gren- 
which  record  may  appear.  My  grandmother  gave  it  to  my  mother 
Martha  Johana  Winthop,  to  her  and  the  heirs  of  her  body,  but  my 
father  haveing  got  the  writing  in  his  hand,  and  my  mother  was  dead, 
my  father  haveing  many  children  by  a  second  wife  and  some  persons 
in  Grenwhich  had  the  land  which  was  my  mothers  is  posesion,  my 
father  tooke  thre  hundred  acres  of  land  in  another  plase  and  it  was 
recorded  to  him  free  and  not  on  account  of  exchange,  and  my  father 
haveing  reseved  such  a  heavy  bribe,  always  kept  the  deed  of  gift  from 
me  and  I  cannot  lern  that  it  hath  been  recorded  in  any  publick  Record, 
and  the  deed  is  now  in  the  hand  of  such  as  I  think  I  can  prove  have 
declared  they  had  it  in  ther  posesion  very  lately.  I  am  sory  that  I  have 
ocation  to  reflect  on  the  person  from  whome  I  had  my  being,  but  the 
truth  could  not  be  declared  without  it,  and  I  would  intreat  your 
asistans  by  your  counsell  or  ani  other  lawfull  way  wherby  I  may  if  it 
be  posible  recover  my  right.  I  rest 

Your   Kinswoman 

MARY   WILLSON. 

To  Fitz  John  Winthrop. 


APPENDIX  281 

Indorsed  by  Fitz  John   Winthrop   "Mrs.  Willson  the   daughter  of 

Mr.  Lyon  .    these  to  be  looked  over.     The  men  in  possession 

of  her  right  at  Grenwich  are  John  Medes,  Robert  Husted  and  James 
Ferris  etc." 

Letter  from  John  Willson  and  Mary  (Lyon)  Willson  to  Gov.  Fitz 
John  Winthrop. 

Bedford,  October  4th,  1698. 

Most  Honoured  Sur 

We  have  troubled  your  Honour  with  a  few  lines  to  enforme  your 
Honour  that  we  ear  in  good  helth  at  this  present  writing.  We 
have  cause  to  bless  God  for  it  and  we  doe  hope  and  desire  that  thes 
lines  may  find  your  Honoure  in  good  helth  and,  after  our  loving  du- 
tifull  respects  unto  your  Honour,  wee  see  cans  to  informe  you  that  we 
have  gotten  what  writings  and  evediances  we  cann  at  present  and  have 
gotten  by  Maiger  Silicks  order  a  man  to  plead  our  case,  Samuell  Haise 
by  name  and  we  desire  your  Honour  to  dew  what  you  can  to  trouble 
you  any  more  at  present  for  the  bairer  hereof  can  fully  enforme  your 
Honour  and  so  we  rest. 

Your  Honours  humble  servants 

JOHN   WILLSON. 
MARY  WILLSON. 

For  the  Honoured  Governor  Wintrop  of  Conecticut,  deliver  with 
care  I  pray. 

To  Fitz  John  Winthrop. 

Letter  from  Widow  Mary  Lyon. 

Byram,  December  21,  1701. 

Generall  Winthrop  and  Honrd  Governr.  I  have  presumed  to 
trouble  yu  with  the  perusall  of  these  few  lines  in  respect  of  the 
trouble  yo""  Kinswoman  puts  me  and  my  children  to,  as  also  hearing 
that  by  her  means  you  have  receeved  false  reports;  as  if  I  hadd  not 
performed  the  duty  of  a  mother  to  her  and  that  my  children  hadd  not 
acted  as  if  she  were  a  sister  to  them;  But  I  doe  asure  y^  Honr  that  I 
have  done  for  her  as  for  any  of  my  own  daughters,  And  concerning  my 
children  showing  respect  to  her,  my  eldest  sonn  gave  her  a  good  cow 
since  her  father's  decease  and  the  rest  of  my  sonns  hath  done  more  for 
her  than  for  any  other  of  their  sisters.     I  shall  forbeare  to  write  every 


282  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

perticular  that  I  and  my  sonns  have  done  for  y  Kinswoman  since  my 
husband's  decease,  the  which  would  amount  to  a  great  sum  of  Money 
but  I  can  not  forbeare  to  informe  yo^  Hour  of  the  value  of  thirty  pounds 
at  least,  my  husband  gave  to  Joseph  Stedwell  by  marriage  of  his 
daughter  Mary  yi"  Hon^s  Kinswoman,  I  shall  forbeare  also  to  inform  yr 
Honr  of  the  many  gross  abuses  and  scandalizeing  reports,  which  is 
spread  here  by  her  means  amongst  the  neighbourhood  against  her 
father  whom  on  duty  she  ought  to  have  honoured  if  she  hadd  ex- 
pected the  blessing  of  God  to  have  prospered  her  designes  the  which 
she  is  now  carrying  on  in  a  very  unjust  manner;  and  I  doe  hope  yi' 
Honr  will  not  contenance  any  such  unjust  actions.  I  would  desire 
earnestly  that  y^  Honr  would  be  pleased  to  send  me  word  what  re- 
ports itt  is  that  you  have  heard  concerning  this  matter,  that  thereby 
I  might  cleare  my  name  among  my  neighbors,  not  else  from. 

Your  Friend  Mary  Lyon. 

To  Fitz  John  Winthrop. 

This  letter  was  in  quite  a  different  hand  from  the  one  of  1668 
(see  p.  38)  and  was  evidently  dictated. 

From  Greenwich  Town  Records,  p.  30.  Feby.  ye  13,  1676.  The 
towne  have  formerly  granted  unto  John  Bancks  Seneor  of  ffayrefeild 
and  Thomas  Lyon  of  Greenwich  a  sartane  parsell  of  land  in  Green- 
wich Lying  by  byram  River  and  by  Bstemation  three  score  acers  this 
land  to  be  equally  divided  betwixt  the  fore  said  John  Banks  and 
Thomas  Lyon  and  it  is  Bounded  by  Byram  River  on  the  west  by  the 
comon  road  to  Ry  on  the  south  and  the  comon  land  on  the  north  East 
as  it  is  marked  upon  the  top  of  the  hy  hill  as  unto  the  uper  end  of  the 
plagne. 

The  town  acknowledgeth  that  they  have  formerly  granted  unto 
Mr.  John  Banks  senior  of  ffayrefeild  as  Thomas  Lyon's  attorney  a 
sartaine  parsell  of  land  lying  in  Greenwich  on  the  lower  end  of  Byram 
neck  by  estemation  three  hundred  ackers  bounded  on  the  sea  on  the 
southeast  and  south,  byram  River  on  the  west  and  so  to  run  by  the 
river,  north  unto  a  markt  tree  and  foure  or  five  Rocks  about  six  and 
twenty  Rods  below  the  wading  place  at  byram  River  in  the  comon 
Road,  and  all  soe  bounded  on  the  north  by  the  comon  Land,  the 
eastern  bounds  by  a  little  run  that  runneth  into  the  sea.  Against  the 
title  of  lands  this  above  said  entry  is  to  stand  of  no  force  until  the 
towne  approves. 


APPENDIX  283 

Greenwich  Town  Records  Vol.  1.  p.  440.  Greenwich  Anno  1701 
October  ye  17,  at  a  towne  meeting  Legaly  Warned.  Whereas  Mr. 
Richard  Blackly  Mr.  Johnt  Haite  Mr.  Daniell  Shelton  have  mad 
Representation  un  [to]  ye  towne  Conserning  a  sertaine  titule  thaye  by 
virtue  of  Right  they  Chalenge  in  ye  behalfe  of  an  heiress  desending 
from  Mrs.  Martha  Johanah  Wintrop,  ye  sd  Gentlemen  desiring  an  ac- 
ount  [of]  ye  towne  of  what  they  know  in  ye  matter  more  pertickulerly 
[when]  ye  towne  granted  to  Mr.  John  Bancks  as  attorney  unto  Thomas 
Lyon  that  neck  of  Land  Caiiled  Byram  neck  as  [ye]  perticuler  grant  to 
sd  banck  as  Lyon's  atturney  whether  sd  neck  was  granted  to  sd  bancks 

and  Lyon  as  ye  towne  perticuler  and  free  grant  to  them  

Careflnes  unto  which  ye  towne  makes  this  returne  from  what  know- 
ledge they  have  reseved  from  theire  authorized  prsons  yt  ye 
grant  made  by  ye  towne  1676  Febr  13  [re]specting  what  is  in  sd  grant 
Insealed  was  made  to  sd  bancks  [Thomas]  Lyon's  atturney  upon  ye 
account  of  a  Right  sd  Thomas  Lyon  [lai]d  a  Clame  to  in  Lands  in 
Greenwich  by  virture  of  a  right  [of  his]  first  wiffe  Mrs.  Johannah 
Wintrop. 

Ye  above  written  is  aproved  pr  vote  of  ye  towne  at  ye  towne  meet- 
ing above  sd. 

Letter  of  Theophilus  Eaton  to  John  Winthrop,  Jr.     See  p.  36. 

Sir:  yours  of  Deer  8th  I  received  this  last  night  concerning  her 
that  was  Mr.  Feakes  his  wife  and  that  part  of  the  Estate  at  Stam- 
ford. I  know  not  well  how  to  add  to  what  I  formerly  wrote.  By  order 
of  a  Court  of  Magistrates  William  Hallet  was  to  prove  what  part  of 
the  Estate  belonged  to  him,  and  then  to  receive  it  without  further 
question.  Mr.  Feakes  his  Estate  and  children  were  to  be  divided  and 
half  to  be  delivered  to  her  if  she  settled  within  any  of  the  4  Colonyes, 
where  the  Government  would  have  an  Eie  to  the  children  and  that 
part  of  the  Estate  with  a  due  respect  to  Mr.  Feakes  and  the  other 
half  to  be  kept  at  Stamford  with  like  respect  to  Mr.  Feakes  and  the 
children. 

I  shall  pass  by  her  injurious  writing  to  myself  desring  God  may 
give  her  true  repentance  for  greater  miscarriages,  but  her  departure 
from  Stamford  with  the  children  (as  I  am  informed)  was  altogether 
without  allowance,  and  in  the  language  which  comes  from  thence,  she 
stole  away.  It  is  true  by  order  before  the  Court  of  Magistrates  sate — 
she  was  to  have  2  cowes  delivered  and  some  provisions  but  had  no 


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liberty  to  take  away  the  children.  I  pitty  her  and  the  children  and 
upon  any  reasonable  security  at  Boston  or  Hartford  that  the  Estate 
shall  be  preserved  for  use  of  Mr.  Feakes  herself  and  his  children,  this 
jurisdiction  being  discharged  I  shall  move  the  Court  of  Magistrates 
that  the  Estate  may  be  wholly  delivered  from  Stamford  to  such  as 
may  be  orderly  appointed  to  receive  it,  but  no  part  of  it  is  at 
New  Haven. 

I  am  altogether  a  stranger  to  Thomas  Lyon  and  his  wife;  till  now 
I  hare  not  heard  the  least  intimation  of  her  weakness  or  his  neglect. 
Prom  your  information  I  shall  now  enquire  and  consider  what  the 
case  may  require.    With  my  best  respects  I  rest 

Yours  in  what  I  may 
New  Haven  THEOPLE  EATON. 

January  4  1648. 


Note      7.— THE    BANKS    FAMILY. 

JOHN  BANKS  was  in  Windsor,  Conn.,  as  early  as  1640  and  was 
town  clerk  there  in  1643.  He  was  soon  after  in  Fairfield,  Conn.,  and 
was  representative  to  the  General  Court  for  that  place  1651-1661.  In 
1670  he  owned  a  home  lot  at  Rye,  N.  Y.,  on  the  Plains.  (Rye  Records). 
He  was  representative  from  Rye  and  Fairfield  as  late  as  Oct.  11,  1683. 
He  died  Jan.  1685  at  Fairfield.  Will  dated  Dec.  12,  1684,  probated  at 
Fairfield;    executors,   sons,  John  Banks  and   Obadiah  Banks. 

JOHN'  BANKS  married  1st  a  daughter  of  Charles  Taintor  of 
Wethersfield,  €onn.  They  had  one  child,  born  at  Windsor.  He  mar- 
ried second,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fitch  and  widow  of  Thomas  Sher- 
wood. By  his  second  wife  he  had:  1.  John";  m.  Abigail  Lyon  (No.  4); 
d.  July  14,  1699;  2.  Samuel,  of  Rye;  adm.  of  estate  June  27,  1719  to 
John  Banckes  and  John  Lyon,  nephews  and  principal  creditors;  3. 
Joseph;  d.  Oct.  1682;  unm.;  4.  Obadiah,  of  Fairfield;  d.  Feb.  1691;  5. 
Benjamin;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Lyon,  of  Fairfield;  d.  1692; 
6.  Susanna;  m.  Jonathan  Sturgis;  7.  Hannah;  m.  Daniel  Barr;  8.  Mary; 
m.  John  Taylor. 

JOSEPH*  BANKS  [John=,  John*],  born,  probably  at  Fairfield, 
Conn.,  about  1672,  lived  in  Greenwich,  Conn.,  died  before  1713.  His 
wife's  name  was  Hannah.     She  survived  him  and  became  the  wife  of 


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John  Lyon  Jr.,  (No.  24).  At  settlement  of  her  estate  (Fairfield  Pro- 
bate Records,  Feb.  7,  1729)  her  "present  husband"  John  Lyon,  Jr.; 
only  son,  Joseph  Banks;  George  Gorham  and  wife,  Hannah,  oldest 
daughter;  Abigail  Banks,  second  daughter,  and  Mary  Banks,  third 
daughter,  all  of  age,  sign  an  agreement  for  distribution  of  the  estate. 

Children  of  Joseph  and  Hannah  ( )  Banks:     1.  Hannah,  b.  Oct. 

27,  1704;  m.  George  Gorham;  2.  Abigail,  b.  Jan.  23,  1706-7;  3.  Joseph*, 
b.  Jan.  14,  1708-9;  d.  1760;  m.  Martha ;  4  Mary,  b.  June  27,  1710. 

DANIEL'  BANKS  [John%  John']  was  a  minor  in  1703.  His  wife's 
name  was  Lydia.  Children:  1.  Abigail*,  b.  July  23,  1721;  m.  Benjamin 
Treen;  2.  Daniel*,  b.  Jan.  23,  1723;  d.  July  25,  1759;  m.  Rachel  Hobby; 
3.  Obadiah*,  b.  Aug.  21,  1724;  m.  Elizabeth  Smith;  4.  Lydia,  b.  July  2, 
1726;  m.  Feb.  16,  1754,  Daniel  Smith,  Jr.;  5.  Ruth,  b.  June  10,  l'i'30;  m. 
John  Holmes. 

SAMUEL'  BANKS  [John=,  John']  was  a  minor  in  1703.  He  settled 
at  North  Castle,  N.  Y.  Will  dated  Jan.  15,  1742;  probated  March  1, 
1743  at  New  York;  executors  David  Brundage,  Aaron  Forman,  Sr. 
The  name  of  his  first  wife  is  not  known.  He  married  second,  before 
Oct.  17,  1733,  Rebecca,  widow  of  Thomas  Lyon  (No.  22)  and  daughter 
of  Thomas  and  Rebecca  Hobby.     Children  by  first  wife:     1.  Samuel*, 

d.  1774;  m.  Deborah ;  2.  John*,  b.  about  1729;  d.  after  1772;  m. 

Deborah    Newman;    3.    Hannah,    m.    before    1742,   Finch;    4. 

Jemima  (?);   5.  Mary  Anna;   6.  Rosanna;   7.  Susanna. 

CAPTAIN  JOSEPH*  BANKS  [Joseph',  John=,  John'],  born  Green- 
wich, Conn.,  Jan.  14,  1708-9;  d.  1760;  will  dated  Dec.  31,  1756;  probated 
Dec.  17,  1760.  His  wife's  name  was  Martha.  Children:  1.  Joseph,  b. 
about  1745;  m.  Elizabeth  Lyon  (No.  103);  2.  James,  b.  Feb.  16, 
1752;  d.  May  29,  1844;  m.  Sarah  Lyon  (No.  196)  "Oct.  7,  1767,  he 
chose  for  guardian  Epenetus  Holmes");  3.  John;  4.  Abigail;  5.  Mary; 
6.  Martha. 

ABIGAIL*  BANKS  (TREEN)  [DanieP,  John-,  John'],  born  Green- 
wich, July  23,  1721;  married  May  17,  1741,  Benjamin  Treen,  from  Eng- 
land. Children:  1.  Henry,  b.  March  15,  1741;  2.  Abigail,  b.  Sept.  14, 
1743;  3.  Joseph,  b.  Nov.  1745;  4.  Elizabeth,  b.  1747;  m.  Daniel  Lyon 
(No.  164). 

DANIEL*  BANKS  [DanieP,  John=,  John'],  born  Greenwich,  Jan.  23, 
1723;    died  July  25,  1749.     He  married  Aug.  14,  1747,  Rachel,  dau.  of 


286  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

John  and  Hannah  (Mead)  Hobby.  Children:  1.  Daniel,  b.  Dec.  1, 
1747;  d.  1814;  m.  Mary  Lyon  (No.  199);  2.  Sarah,  b.  Sept.  20,  1749; 
May  4,  1762  chose  Thomas  Hobby  guardian;  3.  David,  b.  May  27,  1751; 
May  4,  1762  chose  Thomas  Hobby  guardian;  4.  Charity,  b.  March  9, 
1753;  5.  Samuel,  b.  May  27,  1755;  April  3,  1769  chose  John  Hobby 
guardian;   6.  Lydia,  b.  Aug.  9,  1757. 

OBADIAH*  BANKS  [Daniel^  John=,  John^],  born  Greenwich,  Aug. 
21,  1724;  d.  early  in  1784;  will  dated  Jan.  25,  1784;  probated  Stamford, 
Feb.  11,  1784.  He  married  Sept.  1,  1755,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Daniel  and 
Rebecca  (Butler)  Smith,  who  survived  him.  Children:  1.  Obadiah,  b. 
Aug.  21,  1757;  2.  Daniel,  b.  Feb.  23,  1759;  3.  Joshua,  b.  Dec.  23,  1760; 
4.  Elizabeth;  5.  Mary;  6.  Abigail;  7.  Rebecca;  8.  John,  b.  1774;  d.  April 
26,  1842;  m.  Elizabeth  Banks;  9.  Benjamin. 

SAMUEL^  BANKS  [SamueP,  John^  John^],  born  probably  at  North 
Castle;  d.  about  1774;  will  dated  Jan.  26,  1772;  probated  Feb.  10,  1774; 
witnesses  John  Banks  and  Deborah  Banks;  executors,  wife  Deborah 
and  son  James  Banks;  bequests:  to  son  James  Banks,  all  my  lands  at 
North  Castle;  to  grandson,  Samuel  Banks,  land  at  Stanwich;  grand- 
daughters mentioned  Betty  Banks,  Mary  Ann  Banks  and  Vashti  Banks. 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Deborah   ( )   Banks:      1.  James;    res. 

Stanwich,  Conn.   (?). 

JOHN*  BANKS  [SamueP,  John^  John'],  born  about  1729;  res. 
North  Castle;  was  living  in  1822.  He  married  Deborah,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Newman;  also  living  in  1822.  Children:  1.  John,  b.  1750;  d.  March 
26,  1807;  m.  June  1771,  Elizabeth  Reynolds,  who  died  Feb.  12,  1812,  ae. 
67  y;  2.  Deborah,  b.  Nov.  30,  1752;  m.  Silas  Sutherland;  3.  Hannah,  b. 
Nov.  23,  1753;  d.  June  22,  1824;  m.  June  1771,  Daniel  Ferris;  4.  Samuel, 
b.  April  18,  1755;  d.  June  24,  1826;  m.  April  9,  1778,  Charity  Lyon  (No. 
277);  5.  Joseph,  b.  March  22,  1758;  d.  in  Sugar  House  prison,  N. 
Y.,  in  American  Revolution;  6.  Jonathan,  b.  Aug.  29,  1759;  d.  April  15, 
1811;  m.  Ann  Murphy,  who  d.  March  3,  1843,  ae.  81  y.;  7.  Sarah,  b. 
March  10,  1761;  m.  Joshua  Briggs;  8.  Diadamia,  b.  Dec.  17,  1762;  m. 
Moses  Lyon  (No.  276);  9.  Martha,  b.  July  2,  1764;  d.  July  21,  1849; 
m.  May  31,  1785,  James  Lyon  (No.  430);  10,  Marion  b.  July  16,  1766; 
11.  Rachel,  b.  March  30,  1768;  m.  Jonathan  Miller;  12.  Benjamin,  b. 
Feb.  15,  1770;  d.  July  31,  1843;  13.  Alanson,  b. ;  m.  Mary  Avery. 


APPENDIX  287 

Note  8.— DOCUMENTS  RELATING  TO  JOHN   LYON   (No.  5). 
From  Town  Records  of  Rye. 

Know  all  men  by  thease  presents  that  I  John  Lyon  of  The  Town  of 
Greenwich  in  the  County  of  Fairfield  and  Colony  of  Connecticut,  yeo- 
man, has  this  day  Received  of  my  brother  Joseph  Lyon  of  the  Town 
of  Rye  in  the  County  of  Westchester  in  the  province  of  New  York, 
yeoman,  full  satfaction  of  and  for  all  bills  bonds  Reckonings  accounts 
debts  dues  or  any  manner  of  demands  whatsoever  due  in  time  past. 
This  present  day  to  me  from  my  said  brother  Joseph  Lyon. 

As  witness  my  hand  and  seal  this  14th  day  of  July  Anni  Domini 
1710. 

Witness  JOHN  LYON 

Richard  Ogden. 
John   Stoakham. 

To  all  Christian  people  to  whom  these  presents  shall  come  Greet- 
ing. Know  ye  that  I  John  Lyon  Senior  living  at  Byrum  in  the  Town 
of  Greenwich,  in  the  County  of  Fairfield  in  the  Colony  of  Connecticut 
Yeoman,  for  Divers  good  causes  and  considerations  me  thereunto  es- 
pecially moving  have  given  and  granted  and  do  by  these  presents 
Give  and  Grant  unto  my  well  beloved  son  Daniel  Lyon  of  the  same 
place  all  that  my  now  Dwelling  House  and  Home  lot  with  all  and 
singular  my  lands  and  meadows  lying  on  Byrum  Neck  commonly  so 
called  both  divided  and  undivided  which  I  have  not  already  disposed 
of  to  my  son  John  Lyon  Jr.,  for  my  son  Daniel  Lyon  his  heirs  or 
assigns  to  have  and  to  hold  for  ever  to  his  and  their  only  proper  use 
benefit  and  behoof  forever  with  all  the  privileges  and  appurtenances 
to  the  same  belonging  or  in  any  wise  appertaining  but  that  I  do 
reserve  the  use  of  the  same  until  such  times  as  my  said  son  Daniel 
Lyon  shall  come  to  the  age  of  one  and  twenty  years  and  that  he  shall 
not  sell  or  in  any  ways  convey  or  dispose  of  the  same  until  he  shall 
attain  the  age  of  thirty  years  and  that  my  said  son  Daniel  Lyon  his 
heirs  or  assigns  shall  and  may  at  all  times  forever  hereafter  lawfully 
peaceably  and  quietly  have  hold  use  occupy  possess  and  enjoy  the 
above  said  demised  and  granted  premises  without  any  let  hindrance 
molestation  or  trouble  by  me  my  heirs  executors  or  administrators  or 
any  other  person  or  persons  whatsoever  by  or  from  or  under  me  or 
them  or  by  mine  or  their  assent  consent  means  procurement.  As  Wit- 
ness my  hand  and  Seal  this  Fifteenth  day  of  February  in  the  year  of 


Z0»  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

our  Lord  one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  thirteen  fourteen.     Signed 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  presence  of 

John  Corbit.  JOHN  LYON,  Senior. 

Will  of  John  Lyon  (No.  5)  [Stamford  Probate  Records,  Lib.  L  p. 
115]. 

This  24th  day  of  January  in  ye  yeare  of  our  Lord  God  1735-6.  I 
John  Lyon  of  ye  Town  of  Greenwich  in  the  County  of  Fairfield  and 
Colony  of  Connecticut  in  New  England,  being  weak  and  Loss  in  Body 
But  in  Perfect  mind  and  memory,  Thanks  be  given  to  God  therefore, 
calling  to  mind  ye  mortality  of  my  Body  and  Knowing  yt  it  is  appointed 
for  all  men  once  to  Die,  Do  make  and  ordain  this  my  Last  Will  and 
Testament  that  is  to  say  princepally  and  first  of  all  T  give  and  Recom- 
mend my  soul  unto  ye  Hands  of  God  yt  gave  it  and  for  my  Body  I 
command  it  to  the  Earth  to  be  buryed  in  a  Christian  like  and  Decent 
manner  at  the  Discretion  of  my  Execrt  nothing  doubting  but  at  the 
General  Ressurection  I  shall  Receive  ye  same  again  By  the  mighty 
Power  of  God  and  as  Touching  such  Worldly  Estate  where  with  it  hath 
Pleased  God  to  Bless  me  In  this  Life  I  give  Devise  and  Dispose  of  ye 
Same  in  ye  following  manner  and  form.  I  Give  and  Bequeath  unto 
Caleb  Lyon  son  of  my  son,  Thomas  Late  of  Greenwich,  Deceased  ye 
one  half  part  of  ye  Mill  in  sd  Greenwich  which  I  bought  of  Joseph 
Morgan  with  ye  one  half  part  of  ye  lands  also  Belonging  with  sd  Mill 
by  him  ye  sd  Caleb  Lyon  freely  to  be  Possessed  and  Injoyed  ye  sd 
Caleb  Lyon  paying  his  sister  Hannah  ye  sum  of  Thirty  Pounds  Cur't 
money  of  Connecticut  when  he  arrives  at  ye  age  of  Twenty  one  years, 
sd  mill  untill  yt  time  to  be  in  care  and  possession  of  my  son  John 
Lyon  he  keeping  sd  mill  in  good  Repair  and  then  Deliver  ye  sd  mill 
to  ye  above  sd  Caleb  Lyon  in  yt  like  good  order,  ye  sd  John  Lyon  hav- 
ing ye  Benefit  of  sd  Mill  until  yt  time.  Ye  sd  Caleb  Lyon  is  also  to 
allow  his  Brother  Thomas  Lyon  to  Take  ye  Half  of  sd  Laud  Belonging 
to  sd  mill  where  ye  House  now  Standeth  I  haveing  formerly  Disposed 
of  ye  one  half  of  ye  sd  mill  unto  my  son  Thomas  Lyon  Deceased.  Item. 
Whereas  I  have  formerly  conveyed  unto  my  son  John  Lyon  ye  one 
half  part  of  ye  Byrum  Neck  with  all  and  Singular  ye  Improvements  as 
I  should  Divide  ye  some  I  do  now  Ratifiy  and  Confirme  ye  Bounds  as  I 
have  divided  ye  same  to  be  as  ye  fence  now  Stands,  my  son  John 
Lyon  haveing  ye  west  part  of  sd  neck.  Item.  I  Give  and  bequeath  unto 
my  son  Daniel  Lyon  he  paying  my  just  Debts,  ye  other  Half  part  of 
Byrum  Neck,  not  allready  Disposed  of  Being  ye  East  side  of  sd  neck 


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with  all  and  Singular  ye  Buildings  and  improvements  thereon,  also  my 
Lands  above  sd  road  Leading  from  sd  Byrum  to  Byrum  Bridge  Com- 
monly called  or  Known  by  ye  name  of  Mary's  hill,  by  him  freely  to  be 
possessed  and  Enjoyed.  But  if  ye  sd  Daniel  Lyon  shall  Decease  without 
having  male  heirs  of  his  own  Body  then  all  ye  sd  Lands  so  disposed 
and  given  to  my  son  Daniel  Lyon  shall  be  James  Lyon's  ye  son  of  my 
son  John  Lyon  by  him  peaceably  to  be  possessed  and  Enjoyed.  Item. 
I  Give  and  Bequeath  unto  my  four  Daughters  Ruth,  Mary,  Hannah  and 
Jude  all  my  moveable  estate  to  be  equally  Divided  Between  them  all 
and  I  do  hereby  put  Constitute  and  appoint  my  Trusty  and  Loveiiig 
friends  John  Merritt  and  Samuel  Brown  Both  of  ye  Town  of  Rye  in 
ye  County  of  Westchester  and  province  of  New  York  to  be  my  sole 
executrs  to  this  my  Last  Will  and  Testament,  and  I  do  hereby  utterly 
Disallow  and  Disannull  all  and  Every  other  former  Testaments,  Wills 
Legacies  Bequests  and  Exect  by  me  in  any  way  Before  this  time  named. 
Willed,  Bequeathed  hereby  Ratifying  and  Confirming  This  and  no  other 
to  be  my  Last  Will  and  Testament.  In  witness  whereof  I  have  here- 
unto set  my  Hand  and  Seal. 

JOHN   LYON. 

Signed,  sealed,  published,  pronounced  and  declared  by  ye  sd  John 
Lyon  as  his  Last  Will  and  Testament  In  ye  presence  of  us  Subscribers. 

Johannes  Dow, 
David  Lyon, 

George  Gorham. 

"Probated  July  6,  1736." 


Note  9.— THE  WILL  OF  THOMAS^   LYON   OF   GREENWICH, 

Dated    April    2,    1739    and    Probated    at    Stamford,    Conn., 

May  ye  1st,  1739. 

In  ye  name  of  God  Amen.    I  Thomas  Lyon  of  ye  Towne  of  Green- 
wich, in  ye  County  of  Fairfield  and  Colony  of   Connecticut  yeomanf. 


tOur  ancient  inhabitants  were  wont  to  call  themselves  for  the  most  part  by 
the  humble  but  honest  name  of  "yeoman."  They  were  farmers  living  frugally 
upon  the  produce  of  the  soil.  Most  of  their  wants  were  supplied  by  domestic 
industry,  and  what  they  purchased  was  commonly  procured  in  the  way  of  barter. 
They  trafficked  chiefly,  we  are  told,  in  wood  and  cattle.  By  the  middle  of  the 
eighteenth  century,  however,  we  find  quite  a  variety  of  trades  carried  on  in 
Rye,  such  as  those  of  wheelwright,  cordwainer.  carpenter,  saddler,  tailor,  hatter, 
weaver,  and  the  like.  We  are  not  to  suppose  that  the  persons  so  designated 
were  employed  exclusively  in  these  several  occupations.  They  were  generally 
farmers  who  joined  some  kind  of  handicraft  to  their  ordinary  business,  partic- 
ularly in  winter.  The  weavers'  or  wheelwrights'  shops  were  no  unusual  ap- 
pendage to  a  farm  house  a  century  or  more  ago. 
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290  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

Being  now  very  sick  and  wealc  of  Body,  but  of  perfect  mind  &  memory, 
Calling  to  mind  the  Mortality  of  my  Body  &  Remembring  yt  it  is 
appointed  once  for  all  men  to  Die  Do  malve  and  ordain  this  my  Last 
Will  and  Testament,  That  is  to  say  first  &  Principally  of  all  I  Recom- 
mend my  Soul  unto  ye  Hands  of  God  yt  Gave  it  &  my  Body  to  ye 
Earth  to  be  Buried  in  a  Christian  Like  &  Decent  manner  according  to 
ye  Discretion  of  my  Bxecrt  nothing  doubting  but  at  ye  General  Res- 
surection  I  shall  Resume  the  same  again  by  ye  mighty  Power  of  God, 
and  as  Touching  what  Worldly  Estate  as  it  Pleased  God  to  Bless  me 
with  in  this  world, — First  I  order  all  Just  Debts  to  be  paid  and  I 
Give   Bequeath   and   Dispose   of   ye   Rest   in   manner   following    (viz.) 

I  Give  to  ray  ever  Loving  and  Affectnt,  wife  Abigail  Lyon  all  my 
Household  goods  for  ye  use  of  my  house  forever,  &  ye  use  of  all  my 
Home  farm  yt  is  to  say  Dwelling  house  Barne  and  Home  lott  with  all 
my  out  Lands  and  hereafter  Given  or  Bequeathed  in  this  my  Last 
will  &  Testament  During  ye  time  of  her  Widowhood,  or  untill  my  son 
Gilbert  Lyon  shall  come  to  age  &  Likewise  all  my  moveable  Estate  to 
her  proper  use  to  Dispose  of  as  she  shall  see  Cause  to  her  five 
Daughters,  viz:  Abigail,  Elizabeth,  Jemirny,  Mary  &  Deborah  Except 
one  yoke  of  Oxen,  Two  Horse  Cart  and  plough  with  all  Tackling  to 
them  belonging. 

Item,  I  give  unto  my  well  Beloved  and  Dutiful  son  Thomas  Lyon  his 
heirs  and  assigns  forever  certain  parcels  of  land  in  ye  Township  of  Rye 
in  Province  of  New  York  &  part  in  Greenwich  Known  &  Called  by  ye 
Name  of  Byrum  Ridge  Being  four  certain  allottmtts  of  Land  Two 
whereof  I  had  of  my  Father  &  Tv/o  which  I  bought  myself  &  one  half 
of  my  Right  of  undivided  Lands  in  ye  Township  of  sd  Rye  &  Like- 
wise my  will  is  yt  my  sd  son  Tlios  Lyon  should  pay  his  Mother  Abigail 
Lyon  fourty  shills.  New  York  money  yearly  &  every  year  dureing 
her  natural  Life  if  Demanded. 

Item.  I  give  unto  my  Loveing  son  Sami  Lyon  of  sd  Rye  besides 
what  he  now  enjoys  by  bills  of  sale  my  Boat  as  he  has  been  in  possess- 
ion Together  with  ye  other  half  of  my  Right  in  ye  undivided  Lands  in 
ye  Township  of  Rye,  he  paying  to  Ms  Mother  Abigail  Lyon  fourty 
shills.  New  York  money  yearly  and  every  year  Dureing  her  natural  life 
if  Demanded. 

Item,  I  give  to  my  Loving  son  Jonth  Lj^on  Besides  what  he  now 
Enjoys  by  oertaine  Bills  of  Sale  ye  one  quarter  part  of  my  Rights  in 


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ye  undivided  Lands  in  ye  Bounds  of  Greenwich  Tog-ether  with  one 
quarter  part  of  ye  Salt  Meadow  and  ye  Land  Lying  on  ye  point  near 
Joseph  Shearwood's  in  ye  Township  of  Rye  he  paying  to  his  Mother 
Abigail  Lyon  fourty  shillings  New  York  Money  yearly  &  every  year 
dureing  her  natural  life. 

Item.  I  give  unto  my  Loving  Son  David  Lyon,  his  heirs  and 
assigns  forever  Besides  what  he  had  of  me  by  Bills  of  Sales  certain 
parcels  of  Land  in  ye  Bounds  of  Greenwich  Commonly  called  ye 
Lower,  &  Spring  Hills,  yt  Lying  and  Being  to  ye  Southward  of  his 
house  and  one  quarter  part  of  my  Right  in  ye  undivided  Lands  in  ye 
Bounds  of  Greenwich  Together  with  one  quarter  part  of  ye  Salt  Meadow 
&  upland  Lying  on  ye  Point  near  Joseph  Shearwood's  in  ye  Township 
of  Rye,  he  ye  sd  David  Lyon  paying  to  his  Mother  Abigail  Lyon  fourty 
shilling  New  York  Money  yearly  and  every  year  Dureing  her  Natural 
Life  if  Demanded. 

Item.  I  give  to  my  Loving  son  Joseph  Lyon,  his  heirs  and  assigns 
forever  Besides  what  he  had  of  me  by  Bills  of  Sale  a  Lott  of  Land 
in  Cox's  purchase  Near  Cornell's  Mills  containing  about  23  acres,  one 
quarter  part  of  my  Right  in  ye  undivided  Lands  in  ye  Bounds  of 
Greenwich  &  one  quarter  part  of  ye  Salt  Meadows  &  uplands  Lyeing 
on  ye  point  near  Joseph  Srerewood's  in  ye  township  of  Rye,  he  ye 
said  Joseph  Lyon  paying  to  his  Mother  Abigail  Lyon  fourty  shillings 
New  York  money  yearly  and  every  year  Dureing  her  Natural  life, 
when  Demanded. 

Item.  I  give  unto  my  Loveing  son  Gilbert  Lyon,  his  heirs  and 
assigns  forever  ye  one  half  part  of  my  fore  mentioned  Homestead  & 
Lands  mentioned  in  my  Loving  Wife's  Dowry  to  be  Distributed  to 
him  when  he  shall  be  of  age  &  at  ye  decease  of  my  sd  Loving  wife  to 
have  ye  other  half  and  three  Lotts  of  Land  in  ye  Bounds  of  Green- 
wich (viz.)  One  of  ten  acres  called  Hixes  by  ye  Roadside  Going  to 
Horse  Neck  another  Lott  called  Bower's  Lott  and  a  Third  known  by 
ye  Jeremiah  Pike's  right  and  a  certain  Lott  of  Land  in  ye  Township 
of  Greenwich  on  ye  East  side  of  Byram  River  between  Joseph  Shear- 
wood's  Mill  &  which  Lands  I  will  yt  my  sd  son  Gilbert  shall  not  sell 
or  Dispose  of  until!  he  comes  of  age  of  Twenty  eight  years  without 
ye  consent  of  my  execrt.  &  likewise  ye  one  quarter  part  of  all  my 
Right  of  undivided  Lands  in  ye  bounds  of  Greenwich  as  also  one 
quarter  part  of  ye  Salt  Medows  &  upland  lying  on  ye  point  near 
Joseph  Shearwood's  in  ye  Township  of  Rye  and  also  a  yoke  of  oxen. 


292  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

2  Horse  Cart  plough  &  Tackling  which  was  reserved  out  of  ye  Dowry 
of  my  dr  wife  he  ye  sd  Gilbert  Lyon  paying  to  his  Mother  Abigail  Lyon 
forty  shillings  New  York  Money  yearly  and  every  year  Dureing  her 
natural  life  when  demanded. 

I  give  unto  my  Grandson  Thos  Lyon  Twenty  Shills.  New  York 
Money  &  yt  to  be  put  to  Interest  intill  he  comes  of  age.  And  I  do 
hereby  appoint  Constitute  and  ordain  my  true  &  Loveing  wife  Abigail 
Lyon  my  sons  Thomas  Lyon  &  Saml  Lyon  to  be  my  sole  Exr  of  this 
my  Last  Will  and  Testament,  &  I  do  hereby  Renounce  all  manner  & 
former  Wills  Legacies  &  Testaments  allowing,  Ratifieing  &  Confirming 
this  &  none  other  to  be  my  Last  Will  and  Testament  In  Witness  where- 
of I  have  hereunto  sett  my  Hand  &  fixed  my  Seal  this  second  Day  of 
April  In  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  Seven  hundred  &  Thirty  nine. 

his 
THOMAS    X    LYON  (Seal) 

mark 
Signed,  Sealed,  acknowledged  &  pronounced  by  ye  sd  Thomas  Lyon  in 
ye  presence  of  us  Subscribers 

Vallentine  Rowell 

Elijah  Weeks 

Alex  Burns 


Note    10.— WILL    OF    JOSEPH^    LYON    OF    RYE,    DATED 
Oct.    10,   1752,   Probated    March    12,    1761. 

In  the  name  of  God  Amen  this  tenth  day  of  October  in  the  year 
of  our  Lord  One  thousand  Seven  hundred  &  fifty  two  I  Joseph  Lyon 
of  Rye  in  the  County  of  Westchester  &  Province  of  New  York  being 
under  the  Decays  of  old  age  but  of  Sound  mind  &  memory  God  be 
thanked,  do  make  ordain  and  appoint  this  my  last  Will  and  Testament 
in  Manner  and  form  following  that  is  to  say  first  of  all  I  give  my  soul 
to  God,  the  father  of  Spirits  and  my  body  I  bequeath  to  the  ground 
from  whence  it  was  taken  to  be  buried  in  a  decent  manner  at  the 
Discretion  of  my  executors  And  as  to  such  Portions  of  Worldly 
Estate  with  which  it  hath  Pleased  God  to  bless  me,  I  will  and  Dispose 
of  the  same  in  the  following  manner. 

Imprimis,  I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  loving  wife  Sarah  Lyon 
all  my  moveable  Estate  of  what  kind   soever  after  the   Payment  of 


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my  Just  debts  Funeral  Expences  and  charges  and  Proving  this  my 
last  Will  and  Executing  the  same  all  of  which  I  order  to  be  paid  by 
my  executors  out  of  my  moveable  estate,  and  all  the  remainder  to 
be  wholly  for  the  use  of  my  said  loving  wife  and  for  her  disposal 
among  our  ofspring  according  to  her  Direction  when  she  needs  it  no 
longer.  Item  I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  said  loving  wife  Sarah 
Lyon  the  whole  use  and  enjoyment  of  all  my  lands,  Mills  and  Tene- 
ments, except  such  as  I  shall  otherwise  devise  hereafter  in  this  Will 
to  be  possessed,  used  and  enjoyed  by  her  during  her  natural  Life  and 
I  order  my  said  wife  as  soon  as  convenient  may  be  after  my  decease 
to  pay  unto  each  of  her  three  daughters  Phebe  the  wife  of  Samuel 
Miller,  Amy  the  wife  of  Godfrey  Haines  and  Anne  the  wife  of  Elisha 
Budd  the  sum  of  five  pounds  to  each  to  be  Laid  out  by  them  in  good 
and  Pious  Books  for  them  and  their  children. 

Item.  I  give  devise  and  bequeath  unto  my  Grandson  Joseph 
Miller  son  of  my  loving  Daughter  Phebe,  all  that  Tract  of  land  which 
I  purchased  of  his  father  Samuel  Miller  lying  above  Westchester  Old 
Road  in  Rye  to  him  his  heirs  and  assigns  for  ever  reserving  however 
out  of  the  above  bequest  the  use  of  one  third  part  of  the  whole  tract 
to  be  for  his  mother  and  my  Daughter  Phebe  if  it  shah  please  God 
she  shall  become  a  widow  and  I  Will  and  Devise  that  the  said  third 
part  to  be  for  her  use  whenever  and  so  long  as  she  shall  be  a  widow 
and  I  also  reserve  out  of  the  above  bequest  the  liberty  and  Privilege 
for  my  wife  to  cut  and  fetch  away  for  her  use  what  Timber  and 
Trees  she  shall  have  occassion  of  for  her  own  use  —  the  use  of  the 
Mill  &  Farm  where  I  live  &  this  Priviledge  I  give  her  during  her  life 
after  which  reserves,  the  remainder  &  Reversions  to  be  fore  the  use 
&  benefit  of  the  said  Joseph  Miller  his  heirs  and  assigns  forever  But 
in  consideration  thereof  I  will  and  appoint  that  my  said  Grandson 
Joseph  Miller  shall  pay  unto  his  brother  Lyon  Miller  when  he  comes 
to  the  age  of  twenty  one  years  the  sum  of  Ten  Pounds  current  money 
of  New  York. 

I  give  Devise  and  bequeath  unto  ray  loving  Daughter  Anne  and  her 
husband  Elisha  Budd  all  my  lands  &  Tenements,  Right  in  lands, 
Mills,  houses  and  all  appurtenances  thereto  belonging  after  expiration 
of  above  Bequest  to  my  loving  wife  and  with  exception  of  above  grant 
to  Joseph  Miller  all  the  Residue  after  the  Death  of  my  wife  I  bequeath 
unto  my  daughter  Anne  &  Son  in  Law  Elisha  Budd  and  the  survivor 


294  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

of  them  for  their  use  and  disposal  during  the  term  of  their  natural 
lives  or  of  the  survivor  of  them  Howsoever  upon  the  following  con- 
dition only  Viz  that  in  consideration  of  their  enjoying  this  bequest  they 
well  and  truly  pay  the  sum  of  four  hundred  Pounds  current  money  of 
New  York  according  to  the  following  order  i.  e.  unto  my  Daughter 
Phebe  or  her  surviving  children  to  be  equally  divided  among  them 
the  sum  of  forty  pounds  current  money  of  New  York  as  soon  as  con- 
veniently may  be  after  the  decease  of  my  wife  of  which  the  -eldest 
son  Joseph  to  have  no  share,  also  unto  my  daughter  Amy  or  her  sur- 
viving children  to  be  equally  divided  among  them  the  sum  of  one 
hundred  pounds  like  money  to  be  paid  at  the  same  time  also  unto 
my  Grandson  Joseph  Merritt  son  of  my  deceased  Daughter  Mary,  the 
sum  of  ninety  pounds  like  money  to  be  paid  when  he  comes  to  the 
age  of  twenty  five  years,  if  the  decease  of  my  wife  shall  be  before  that 
time  also  unto  my  Grandson  Elisha  Merritt  the  sum  of  seventy 
Pounds  like  money  and  unto  my  grandson  Silvanus  Merritt  the  sum 
of  One  hundred  pounds  to  be  paid  to  each  their  part  when  they  arrive 
at  the  age  of  twenty  five  years  if  the  Decease  of  my  wife  happens 
before  that  time.  I  will  and  bequeath  unto  my  grandson  Jonathan 
Budd,  son  of  my  Daughter  Ann  Budd  the  Reversion  and  Reversions 
of  all  my  Real  Estate  after  the  Decease  of  his  Father  &  Mother  & 
the  survivors  of  them  Viz  All  my  Lands,  Mills,  Houses  and  Rights  of 
Land  where  soever  and  of  what  kind  soever  for  his  use  and  his  heirs 
and  assigns  forever.  Provided  the  above  mentioned  four  hundred 
Pounds  be  paid  as  above  directed,  otherwise  tis  my  will  &  I  hereby 
order  that  my  surviving  Executor  or  Executors  in  five  years  after  the 
death  of  my  wife  shall  sell  such  part  of  my  Estate  as  they  think  best 
and  pay  the  above  four  hundred  pounds  as  directed  and  a  Deed  from 
such  Executor  or  Executors  shall  be  a  good  Title  to  the  purchasers 
Lastly  I  nominate  and  appoint  my  loving  wife  and  my  son  in  Law 
Elisha  Budd  and  my  beloved  Kinsman  Andrew  Merritt  to  be  the  Exe- 
cutors of  this  my  last  Will  and  Testament  hereby  Revoking  and  dis- 
annulling all  former  Wills  by  me  made  and  executors  by  me  appointed 
confirming  this  only  to  be  my  last  Will. 

In  witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  &  Seal  the  day 
and  year  first  above  written 

JOSEPH   LYON 

Signed  Sealed  Published  &  Pronounced  by  said  Joseph  Lyon  to  be  his 


APPENDIX  295 

last   will   aud   Testament   in   presence    of   us    Rapl   Jacobs,   Aloraham 
Theall,  J.  Wetmore. 

Proven  12th  day  March  1761  before  John  Barstow  Surrogate  West- 
chester County  N.  Y. 


WILL  OF  SARAH  LYON,  WIDOW  OF  JOSEPH  LYON  (No.  8). 

New  York  Probate  Records  XXI.  p.  647.  Proved  Jan.  30,  1769 
before  Caleb  Fowler,  Surrogate  of  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y. 

In  the  name  of  God  amen  this  Eighth  day  of  April  Ano  Dom. 
One  thousand  seven  hundred  and  sixty  seven  I  Sarah  Lyon  widdow  of 
Joseph  Lyon  late  of  Rye,  Westchester  County  and  Province  of  New 
York,  deed,  being  at  present  in  good  health  and  sound  mind  and  mem- 
ory but  calling  to  mind  the  uncertainty  of  this  Life  and  that  it  is 
appointed  for  all  Persons  once  to  Die,  do  make  this  my  last  Will  and 
Testament  in  manner  and  form  following: 

Imprimis — I  order  that  my  just  Debts  funeral  charges  and  charges 
of  settling  my  Estate  be  paid  by  my  Executors  hereafter  named  out 
of  what  Estate  belongs  to  me. 

Item — I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  two  daughters  Phebe  r.Iiller 
and  Amy  Haines  all  my  wearing  apparell  and  household  goods  and 
furniture  therein  of  every  kind  and  sort  to  be  equally  divided  between 
my  said  two  daughters  and  when  divided  to  each  of  them  to  hold  the 
one  equal  half  to  their  several  uses  and  disposal  absolutely. 

Item — I  give  to  each  of  the  children  of  my  daughter  Anne  Budd 
deceased  which  shall  appear  to  demand  the  same  at  the  Expiration  of 
twelve  months  after  my  decease  the  sumi  of  Ten  pounds  Each  to  be 
paid  them  by  my  Executors. 

Item — I  order  and  it  is  my  will  the  remainder  of  my  whole  Estate 
after  the  above  Legacys,  Debts  and  Charges  are  paid  (Excepting 
seventy  pounds  given  by  my  husband  Joseph  Lyon  to  one  grandson 
Elisha  Merritt  which  I  otherwise  order  if  in  my  Power  so  to  do)  to  say 
the  whole  remainder  as  above  to  be  divided  by  my  Executors  ^vithin 
the  Expiration  of  twelve  months  after  my  decease  into  three  Equal 
parts  to  say:  one  third  part  to  my  daughter  Amy  Haines  and  the  other 
one  third  part  to  be  equally  divided  between  my  grandsons  Joseph 
Merritt  and  Sylvanus  Merritt  and  delivered  by  my  said  Executors 
within  the  term  of  one  year  as  abovesaid  to  the  several  uses  of  my  said 
children  and  grand  children  to  them  their  heirs  and  assigns  absolutely. 


296  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

Item — Whereas  my  grandson  Elisha  Merritt  died  before  his  grand 
father  and  under  age  and  had  no  lawfull  issue  therefore  supposing  the 
seventy  pounds  given  him  by  his  grandfather  in  his  will  Reverts  back 
to  my  Husband's  Estate  and  is  part  of  his  movable  Estate  therefore 
in  my  power — I  order  the  said  seventy  pounds  to  be  paid  and  disposed 
of  by  my  Executors  in  this  manner — to  Joseph  Merritt  my  grandson 
twenty  pounds,  to  Sylvanus  Merritt  my  grandson  twenty  pounds  and 
the  remaining  thirty  pounds  to  my  grandson  William  Miller  to  hold 
the  same  for  their  several  uses  as  above. 

Item — I  order  that  my  negroes  shall  have  a  fortnight  to  look  their 
masters  in  and  not  to  be  forceably  sold  under  a  month  after  my 
decease. 

Lastly  I  nominate  and  appoint  my  two  grandsons  Joseph  Miller 
and  V\^illiam  Miller  to  be  the  Executors  of  this  my  last  Will  and  Testa- 
ment hereby  revoking  all  former  Wills  by  me  made  and  allowing  this 
and  no  other  to  be  my  last  Will  and  Testament. 

In  witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  Seal  the  day 
and  year  first  above  written 

her 
SARAH    X     LYON 
mark 
Signed  sealed  published  and  pronounced  by  the  said   Sarah  Lyon   to 
be  her  last  will  and  Testament  in  the  presence  of  us: 
Andrew  Merritt,  farmer 
Ezekiel  Halsted 
John  Carhart 


NOTE    11.— WILL   OF   THOMAS'    LYON    OF    RYE,   DATED 
Nov.  5,   1770,   Probated    New   York   Dec.  20,    1770. 

In  the  name  of  God  Amen.  I  Thomas  Lyon  of  Rye  in  Westchester 
County  and  Province  of  New  York,  yeoman,  being  sick  in  body  but  of 
sound  mind  and  memory,  thanks  be  to  God  for  the  same  but  calling 
to  mind  the  uncertainty  of  this  mortal  life  and  that  it  is  appointed 
unto  all  men  once  to  dye,  do  make  my  last  Will  and  Testament  in 
manner  and  form  following 

Imprimis  I  Will  and  order  that  my  just  debts,  funeral  charges 
and  the  charge  of  settling  my  Estate  be  paid  by  my  Executors,  out 
of  my  moveable   Estate  in   some  convenient  time  after  my   decease. 


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Item  I  give  unto  my  loving  wife  Martha  Lyon  all  my  household  goods 
of  every  sort.  I  also  give  my  said  wife  one  Jade  mare  or  horse  of  mine 
at  her  choice  and  a  side  sadle  and  bridle,  Two  cows  at  her  choice. 
I  also  give  my  said  wife  Martha  my  negro  woman  called  Phillis,  all 
the  above  moveables  to  her  use  and  disposal  absolutely.  Item.  I 
further  order  and  it  is  my  will  that  my  said  wife  Martha  shall  have 
the  liberty  to  dwell  in  and  have  the  use  of  the  whole  of  my  now 
dwelling-house  deuring  the  time  she  shall  remain  my  widow  and 
liberty  of  pasturing  her  Jade  and  two  cows  hereby  given  her  on  part 
of  the  land  I  have  hereby  given  to  my  son  Andrew  Lyon  and  he  is 
to  provide  for  the  wintering  said  Jade  and  cows.  She  is  also  to  have 
the  use  of  a  garden  and  keep  two  Hoggs  on  the  said  land,  and  to  have 
the  apples  of  my  orchard,  and  Andrew  Lyon  to  make  them  into  Syder 
as  much  as  sees  cause  of  them. 

Item.  I  give  unto  my  eldest  son  Thomas  Lyon  to  him  and  his 
heirs  and  assigns  forever  the  following  parcels  of  land  and  part  of 
my  Estate,  to  say,  one  parcel  of  land  lying  west  of  the  Street  or  road, 
beginning  at  the  Southerly  corner  by  Gilbert  Miller's  land  by  said 
street  and  running  northerly  along  his  land  to  Thomas  Howell's  land 
to  my  upper  lot  against  my  house,  thence  Easterly  along  said  Lott 
as  the  fence  stands  to  King  St.  thence  down  said  street  along  the  road, 
to  Miller's  Land  where  it  begins,  may  it  contain  more  or  less  in 
quantity,  also  one  other  parcel  of  land  to  my  son  Thomas  lying  Easterly 
of  my  Homestead,  beginning  at  the  South  Easterly  Corner  thereof 
and  running  Northerly  as  the  fence  now  stands  along  my  homestead 
until  it  comes  to  the  corner  at  the  Lane,  then  to  run  an  equal  breadth 
at  Each  end  to  Byram  River,  and  may  this  East  parcel  contain  more 
or  less  in  quantity.  I  order  and  it  is  my  Will  that  my  eldest  son 
Thomas  Lyon  shall  have  out  of  my  moveable  Estate  the  sum  of 
twenty  five  shillings  paid  him  in  full  barr  (over  and  above  what  I  have 
already  given)  to  his  claim  as  Eldest  son  or  heir  to  my  Estate  and  to 
have  no  more  than  what  is  given  him  as  aforesaid. 

Item.  I  give  my  homestead  and  Dwelling  House  after  my  wife 
Martha  Lyon  marrying  again  or  death,  unto  my  son  Andrew  Lyon  in 
which  I  mean  all  my  land  from  my  son  Thomas  Lyon's  land  along  the 
street  to  Samuel  Brown's  land  Northerly  including  thereon  and  therein 
the  house  that  Andrew  Lyon,  my  son  hath  built  and  now  dwells  in 
and  so  running  along  Samuel  Brown's  land  I  have  given  my  son  Thomas 
down  to  Byram  River  and  lying  [?]   said  Homestead  more  or  less,  to 


298  THOMAS  LYON  OF  RYE 

hold  said  dwelling  of  mine  and  House  of  Andrew  Lyon  as  abovesaid 
and  the  land  thereto  adjoining  aforesaid  unto  him  the  said  Andrew 
Lyon,  my  son  his  heirs  and  assigns  forever.  My  upper  lot  of  land 
opposite  to  my  house  on  the  street  bounded  Southerly  by  Thomas' 
land  and  street  Easterly  and  Northerly  and  however  be  it  more  or  less. 
Item  I  further  give  unto  my  son  Andrew  Lyon  his  heirs  and  assigns 
forever  all  that  my  land  lying  between  Samuel  Brown's  land  and 
Byram  River  and  running  up  the  River  by  Joseph  and  Benjamin 
Willson's  land  and  Samuel  Brown's  land  about  sixty  or  seventy  acres. 
Item  I  further  give  unto  my  son  Andrew  Lyon  his  heirs  and  assigns 
forever  all  that  my  fifty  acres  of  land  I  have  on  the  East  side  of  the 
Byram  River  in  Greenwich  in  Connecticutt  lying  joyning  Gilbert 
Lyon's  land  and  mayors  [?]  Item  I  order  and  it  is  my  will  that  what 
land,  meadow  sedges  or  Island  or  Beach  I  have  on  Neversinck  Island 
in  partnership  with  my  son  Andrew  Lyon  be  sold  by  my  Executors 
to  the  best  advantage  and  the  produce  thereof  to  be  accomptable  for 
by  them  as  moveable  and  divided  with  the  rest  of  my  moveable  Estate 
among  my  children  as  hereinafter  directed  and  that  such  sales,  deeds 
and  conveyances  made  by  my  Executors  of  my  right  on  Neversinck 
Island  shall  be  good  to  the  purchaser  in  law  or  equity  as  if  given  by 
myself  in  my  own  life  time  to  all  intents  and  purposes. 

Item.  I  order  and  it  is  my  will  that  after  my  just  debts  and  charges 
and  all  so  much  of  my  moveable  Estate  hereinbefore  given  and  be- 
queathed that  the  whole  of  my  moveable  Estate  be  it  more  or  less 
shall  be  divided,  shared  and  paid  to  and  among  my  children  in  follow- 
ing manner  by  my  Executors — to  say — To  the  children  of  my  daughter 
Phebe,  deed  late  wife  of  Samuel  Willson  deed  Equally  among  her 
children  one  fifth  part  of  the  remainder  of  my  moveable.  To  the 
children  of  my  daughter  Mary  deed  late  wife  of  Abraham  Miller  deed 
Equally  among  them  her  children  one  fifth  part  of  the  remained  of 
my  moveable  Estate.  To  Abigail  wife  of  Daniel  Merritt  one  fifth  part 
of  my  said  moveable  remainder  of  my  Estate.  To  Jemima  the  wife 
of  James  Seaman  one  fifth  part  of  my  said  moveable  remainder  of  my 
Estate.  To  my  son  Andrew  one  fifth  part  and  ten  pounds  more  of  the 
remainder  of  my  moveable  Estate.  It  is  to  be  understood  that  wh-en 
a  division  of  said  moveable  Estate  is  made  that  in  said  division  the 
other  four  children  are  to  Each  lose  their  part  of  the  ten  pounds  that 
Andrew  Lyon  is  to  have  more  than  one  fifth.  Lastly  I  nominate  and 
appoint  my  two  sons  Thomas  Lyon  and  Andrew  Lyon  to  be  the  exe- 


APPENDIX  299 

cutors  of  this  my  last  Will  and  Testament  herebj'  revoking  all  my 
former  Wills  by  me  made,  and  allowing  this  and  no  other  to  be  my 
last  Will  and  Testament.  In  witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my 
hand  and  seal  this  fifth  day  of  November  Ano  Dom  One  thousand  seven 
hundred  and  seventy. 

his 
THOMAS    X    LYON 
mark 
Sealed  signed  published  pronounced  and  declared  by  said  Thomas 
Lyon   to   be   his   last   Will   and   Testament   in    presence   of   Jonathan 
Kniffen  John  Carhart  Saml  Lyon. 


WILL  OF  JO^MTHAN  LYON  (NO.  32). 
In  the  name  of  God  Amen  this  second  of  April  one  thousand  seven 
hundred  and  eighty  three  I  Jonathan  Lyo  of  North  Castle  Westchester 
County  State  of  New  York  being  advanced  in  age  and  weak  in  body 
but  of  perfect  mind  and  memory  thanks  be  unto  God  therefore  calling 
unto  mind  the  mortality  of  my. body  and  knowing  it  is  appointed  for 
all  men  once  to  die  Do  make  and  ordain  this  my  last  will  and  testa- 
ment, that  is  to  say,  principally  and  first  of  all  I  give  and  recommend 
my  soul  unto  the  hands  of  God  that  gave  it  and  my  body  I  recommend 
to  the  Earth  (to  be  buried  in  decent  Christian  burial  at  the  discretion 
of  my  Executors  nothing  doubting  but  at  the  general  resurrection  I 
shall  receive  the  same  again  by  the  mighty  power  of  God  and  as 
touching  such  worldly  Estate  wherewith  it  has  pleased  almighty  God 
to  bless  me  with  in  this  life  I  give,  demize  and  dispose  of  the  same  in 
the  following  manner  and  form. — Imprimis  I  give  and  bequeath  to 
Elizabeth  my  dearly  beloved  wife  one  third  part  of  all  my  lands  in 
North  Castle  during  her  natural  life.  Also  I  give  unto  my  beloved 
wife  the  sum  of  seventy  pounds  to  be  paid  out  of  my  estate  by  my 
beloved  son  Peter  Lyon.  Also  I  give  unto  my  beloved  wife  Elizabeth 
the  whole  of  my  moveable  Estate  to  be  at  her  sole  disposal. — Item 
I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  well  beloved  son  Jonathan  Lyon  the 
the  sum  of  ten  pounds. — Item  I  give  unto  my  beloved  grandson  Jonathan 
be  paid  by  my  son  Peter.  Item  I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  well 
beloved  son  Elnathan  Lyon  the  sum  of  forty  pounds  to  be  raised  and 
levied  out  of  my  Estate  and  paid  by  my  son  Peter. — Item  I  give  and 
bequeath   unto   my   well   beloved   son   Israel   Lyon   the   sum   of  eighty 


300  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

pounds  to  be  raised  and  levied  out  of  my  Estate  and  paid  by  my  son 
Peter.- — Item  I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  well  beloved  son  Peter  Lyon 
all  my  lands  lying  in  North  Castle  to  be  and  remain  his  sole  property. 
— Item  I  give  unto  my  well  beloved  son  Peter  one  negro  man  named 
Isaac. — Item  I  give  unto  my  loving  grandson  Jonathan  son  to  Elnathan 
the  sum  of  ten  pounds. — Item  I  give  unto  my  beloved  grandson  Jonathan 
son  of  Peter  the  sum  of  five  punds.  Also  give  unto  my  beloved  grand- 
son Jonathan  son  of  my  daughter  Phebe  the  sum  of  five  pounds.  Also 
I  Constitute,  make  and  ordain  my  well  beloved  sons  Israel  and  Peter 
Executors  of  this  my  last  will  and  testament  and  I  do  hereby  disallow, 
revoke  and  disanul  all  and  every  other  former  Testaments  and  wills, 
legacies  and  bequests  and  Executors  by  me  in  any  way  before  named, 
willed  and  bequeathed  rattifying  and  confirming  this  and  no  other  to  be 
my  last  will  and  testament.  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto 
set  my  hand  and  seal  the  day  and  year  above  written. 

JONATHAN  LYON         Seal 

Signed  and  setaled,  published,  pronounced  and  declared  by  the 
said  Jonathan  Lyon  as  his  last  will  and  testamest  in  the  presence  of 
us  the  subscribers. 

Silas  Sutherland 

Enoch  Miller 

Samuel  Miller. 

Weschester  County — ss. — ^Be  it  Remembered  that  on  the  twenty- 
fourth  day  of  January  one  thousand  seven  huudrey  and  eighty-seven 
personally  came  and  appeared  before  me,  Richard  Hatfield,  Esquire, 
Surrogate  of  the  said  County,  Silas  Sutherland,  of  North  Castle  in  the 
said  County,  yeoman,  and  being  duly  sworn  on  his  oath,  declared  that 
he  did  see  Jonathan  Lyon,  deceased,  sign  and  seal  the  preceeding 
written  testament  purporting  to  be  the  will  of  the  said  Jonathan 
Lyon  bearing  date  the  second  day  of  April  one  thousand  seven  hun- 
dred and  eighty-  three  and  heard  him  publish  and  declare  the  same 
as  for  his  last  will  and  testament  that  at  the  time  thereof  be  the  said 
Jonathan  Lyon  was  of  sound  disposing  mind  and  memory  to  the  best 
of  the  knowledge  and  belief  of  the  Deponent  and  that  Enoch  Miller 
and  Samuel  Miller  together  with  the  Deponent  subscribed  the  said  will 
as  Witnesses  thereto  in  the  presence  of  the  testator. 

Richard  Hatfield,  Surrogate. 


APPENDIX  301 

Copied  at  Albany,  N.  Y.,  May  29,  1902,  by  Smith  H.  Riker  from 
"Wills  and  Probates,  No,  1,  1787  to  1796"  in  the  office  of  the  Clerk 
of  the  Court  of  Appeals. 


ABSTRACT  FROM  WILL  OF  JOSEPH  LYON  (NO.  35). 

Feb.  17,  1758,  Joseph  Lyon  of  the  White  Plain,  yeoman,  then  in 
good  health  and  sound  memory  but  calling  to  mind  the  uncertainty  of 
this  mortal  life,  etc.,  do  make  this  my  last  will  and  testament.  Men- 
tions wife  Mary,  brother-in-law  Charles  Theall,  six  sons,  Joseph,  Dan- 
iel, James,  Reuben,  Jeremiah  and  Thomas  (Joseph,  the  eldest  son). 
Mentions  "my  three  youngest  daughters,  Hannah,  Susannah  and 
Anne",  then  mentions  "my  four  daughters",  Mary,  the  wife  of  El- 
nathan  Haight,  Hannah,  Susannah  and  Anne  (some  of  these  sons  and 
daughters  being  then  minors).  Makes  wife  Mary  executrix,  and  in 
case  of  her  death  or  marrying  again  his  brother  in  law  Charles 
Theall  and  son  Daniel  Lyon,  "in  whose  care  and  fidelity  I  very  much 
confide  and  depend  upon"  to  be  the  executor  of  his  will.  "It  is  my 
will  that  whereas  my  said  wife  Mary  at  the  Ensealing  hereof  is  Great 
with  Child,  that  when  the  child  she  now  goes  with  shall  be  born,  if 
it  proves  a  son,"  etc. 

August  30,  1786  Elisha  Horton  of  Harrison's  purchase  (who  with 
John  and  Jane  Carhart,  was  a  witness  to  Joseph  Lyon's  will)  appeai'ed 
before  Richard  Hatfield,  Esq.,  Surrogate  of  Westchester  County,  with 
Joseph  Lyon's  will,  from  which  the  signature  and  witness  names  had 
been  torn,  and  swore  that  he  witnessed  the  will  and  that  it  was 
Joseph  Lyon's  last  will  and  testament.  November  24,  1798,  Daniel 
Goldsmith,  Quaker,  of  Consackie,  Albany  County,  appeared  before 
Peter  Ogilvie,  Judge  of  the  court  of  Probates  of  the  State  of  New  York, 
and  swore  that  the  instrument  attached  was  Joseph  Lyon's  will — that 
he  came  in  possession  of  it  in  1783  and  that  two  years  afterwards, 
Daniel  Lyon  the  executor  therein  named  being  in  Nova  Scotia,  the 
name  and  seal  of  said  testator  and  the  names  of  the  witnesses  were 
cut  off  to  the  knowledge  of  this  Deponent  in  order  that  the  letters  of 
administration  upon  the  estate  might  not  be  grantel  to  some  other 
person.    He  swore  that  Joseph  Lyon  died  in  the  fall  of  1776. 

Copied  from  Book  II.,  p.  88  Wills  and  Probates,  1796-1822  in  the 
office  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Court  of  Appeals  at  Albany,  Feb.  14,  1903  by 
J.  H.  Riker. 


302  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

NOTE  12.     THE   KNAPP   FAMLIY. 

NICHOLAS  KNAPP  come  to  New  England  probably  with  John 
Winthrop  1620  He  was  at  Watertown,  Mass.,  1730,  and  there  his  chil- 
dren were  born  and  recorded.  He  removed  to  Stamford,  Conn.,  about 
1640  and  died  there  Sept.  16,  1670;   will  dated  April  15,  1670,  probated 

at  Fairfield.     Nicholas   married   1st   Elinor   ,   who   died   Aug. 

16,  1658.     He  married  2nd  March  9,  1659  Unity  ■ ,  widow  1st  of 

Clement  Baxton,  2nd,  of  Peter  Brown.    Children  of  Nicholas  and  Elinor 

( )   Knapp:    1.  Jonathan;   b.  1361;   d.  Dec.  27,  1631,  ae.  7  mo; 

2.  Timothy,  b.  Dec.  14,  1632;   m.  Bertha  Brandish;   3.  Joshua;   b.  Jan. 
5,  1636,  d.  1684;  4.  Caleb  (Cobb?);  b.  Jan.  20,  1638;  m.  Hannah  Smith; 

5.  Sarah;  b.  Jan.  5,  1639;   m.  April  6,  1657,  John  Disbrow;   6.  Ruth;   b. 
Jan.  6,  1641;   m.  Nov.   20,  1657,  Joseph  Ferris;    7.   Hannah;    b.  March 

6,  1643;  8.  Moses;  b.  about  1645;  m.  1669,  Abigail  Westcoat;  9.  Lydia; 
b.  ;  m  .May  22,  1685,  Thomas  Pennoyer. 

JOSHUA^  KNAPP,  born  Watertown,  Mass.,  Jan.  5,  1636;  d.  Green- 
wich, Conn.,  1684  (inventory  of  estate  Oct.  27,  1684).  He  married 
at  Stamford  June  9,  1657,  Hannah  Close,  dau.  of  Joseph  Close.  She 
survived  him  and  married  2nd,  John  Bowers.  He  removed  in  1663 
from  Stamford  to  Greenwich.  Children  of  Joshua  and  Hannah  (Close) 
Knapp:  1.  Hannah,  b.  March  26,  1660;  m.  Daniel  Smith;  2.  Joshua, 
b.  1662;  m.  March  16,  1689,  Elizabeth  Reynolds;  3.  Joseph;  b.  1664; 
m.  Mary  (Lockwood)  Husted  (widow);  4.  Ruth;  b.  1666;  m.  John 
Reynolds;  5.  Timothy;  b.  1668;  d.  1737;  6.  Benjamin;  b.  1674; 
m.  April  13,  1700,  Elizabeth  Butler;  d.  1719-20;  7.  Caleb  (Cobb?)  b. 
1677;  m.  April  1,  1697  Sarah  Randall;  d.  1750;  8.  Jonathan,  b.  1679; 
m.  Mary  Husted. 

TIMOTHY^  KNAPP,  born  Greenwich  1668;  died  there  1733  (?)  (will 
dated  Oct.  15,  1733,  probated  Nov.  6,  1737;  inventory  of  estate  Nov.  7, 
1733  (?).  He  married  1st  March  16,  1699.  Elizabeth  Seamore,  who  d. 
June  17,  1713;  he  m.  2nd  Feb.  16,  1713-4  Martha  Weeks.  Children  of 
Timothy  and  Elizabeth  (Seamore)  Knapp:  1.  Rebecca,  b.  Sept.  24, 
1701;  2.  Timothy,  b.  Aug.  9,  1703;  d.  April  22,  1703;  3.  Israel,  b.  Dec. 
13,  1705;  m.  1st  Mary  Lyon  (No.  33);  m.  2nd  Aug.  1742  Anna  Mar- 
shall; m.  3rd  Jan.  7  (or  17)  1762,  Elizabeth  Hugford  (widow  of  Dr. 
Hugford);  d.  1783;  4.  Mary,  b.  April  16,  1708;  m.  Thomas  Hoyt  of 
Danbury;   5.  Elizabeth,  b.  Aug.  22,  1710;   m.  Ebenezer  Picket  of  Dan- 


APPENDIX  303 

bury;  6.  Prudence,  b.  Jan.  20,  1712-13.  Children  of  Timothy  and  Martha 
(Weeks)  Knapp:  7.  Ruth,  b.  Feb.  24,  1714-5;  m.  Dec.  6,  1733,  Nathan- 
iel Lockwood;  8.  Hannah,  b.  July  12,  1717;  m.  Sept.  19,  1732,  Nathaniel 
Finch. 


NOTE,  13— THE  HOBBY  FAMILY. 

JOHN'  HOBBY  was  in  Greenwich  as  early  asl672.  He  died  there 
before  Oct.  17,  1707;  will  dafed  1707;  executors  Stephen  Holmes, 
Jonathan  Hobby.  His  wife's  name  is  not  known.  Children:  1.  Thom- 
as; m.  Rebecca ;   d.  Aug.  6,  1732;   2.  John;   d.  March  12  1693; 

3.  Benjamin;  d.  1744;  4.  Jonathan;  m.  Dec.  12,  1711  Sarah  Mead;  5. 
Martha;  m.  Thomas  Morehouse  Jr.;  6.  Elizabeth;  m.  Bbenezer  Prindle; 
7.  Mary;  m.  Nov.  18,  1656  Stephen  Holmes;  8.  Hannah;  m.  Cornelius 
Burkcom;  9.  Rebecca;  m.  Samuel  Hardy;  d,  before  1693;  10.  Rachel; 
m.  Henry  James. 

THOMAS^  HOBBY  (above)  d.   Greenwich  Aug.  6,  1732;   inventory 

of  estate  March  13,  1732-3.     He  married  Rebecca  .     Children: 

1.  John;  m.  March  1716  Hannah  Mead;  2.  Rebecca;  m.  1st  about  1717 
Thomas  Lyon  (No.  22);  m.  2nd,  about  1733  Samuel  Banks;  3.  Martha; 
m.  Oct.  29,  1718,  Charles  Thomas;   4.  Susanna;  m.  Isaac  Mead. 

JONATHAN^  HOBBY  (above)  married  Dec.  12,  1711  Sarah  Mead 
Children:  1.  Jonathan,  b.  Oct.  28,  1714;  m.  Deborah  Lyon  (No.  37);  2. 
Joseph,  b.  Dec.  23,  1716;  m.  Aug.  20,  1744  Sarah  Knapp;  3.  Ebenezer, 
b.  Feb.  8,  1718-9;  m.  Hannah  Holmes;  4.  Benjamin;  m.  Feb  25,  1763 
Amy  (Knapp)   Mead   (widow). 


NOTE    14.— THE    MEAD   FAMILY. 

WILLIAM'  MEAD  was  born  in  England  about  1600.  He  came  to 
Massachusetts  with  his  family  about  1642  (?)  and  later  settltd  in 
Hempstead,  L.  I.  In  1660  his  two  sons,  John  and  Joseph  came  to 
Greenwich,  Conn,  and  bought  land  of  Richard  Crabb  and  others.  Wil- 
liam Mead  died  in  1663.  His  children  were:  1.  Joseph;  b.  about  1630; 
d.  May  3,  1690;  m.  Dec.  4,  1654  Mary  Brown.  2.  Martha;  b.  1632;  m. 
John  Richardson  of  Westchester,  N.  Y.  3.  John;  b.  1634;  m.  1^57 
Hannah  Potter,  dau.  of  William  Potter  of  Stamford. 


304  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

JOHN'  MEAD  [William']  b.  1634;  children:  1.  John;  b.  about 
1658;    m.    1681    Ruth    Hardy;    2.    Joseph;    b.    May    2,    1660;    m.    Mary 

;    3.  Hannah;   b.  about  1661;   m.  July  12,  1697,  John  Scofield; 

4.  Ebenezer;  b.  about  1663;  m.  Sarah  Knapp;  5.  Jonathan;  b.  about 
1665;  m.  Martha  Finch;  6.  David;  b.  about  1665;  m.  Dec.  16  1707 
Abigail  Leave;  7.  Benjamin;  b.  about  1666;  m.  1st.  May  10,  1700, 
Sarah  Waterbury;  m.  2nd  Rachel  Brown;  8.  Nathaniel;  b.  about  1669; 

m.   Rachel   ;    9.    Samuel;    b.    1673;    m.    Hannah   ;    10. 

Abigail;  b.  1675;   11.     Mary;   b.  1678. 

SAMUEL^  MEAD  [John%  William'],  born  1673;   died  before  Jan.  9, 

1719-20.  date  if  distribution  of  estate.     He  married  Hannah  ; 

Children  (Green  T.  R.);  1.  Samuel;  b.  May  3,  1696;  m.  Dec.  6,  1716 
Ann  Hewitt;  2.  EInathan;  b.  Feb.  11,  1698;  was  living  1754;  3.  Peter; 
b.  Oct.  2,  1699-70;  d.  young;  4.  Hannah;  b.  Nov.  29,  1702;  m.  before 
Jan.  7,  1719-20  Samuel  Haight  of  Rye;  5.  Deborah,  b.  July  10,  1704; 
6.  John,  b.  Feb.  11,  1706;  7.  Elizabeth,  b.  April  5,  1708-9;  m.  about 
1727,  Jonathan  Lyon  (No.  32) . 

ELNATHAN*  MEAD  [SamueP.  John=,  William'],  born  Feb.  11, 
1698;  res.  Greenwich;  was  living  1754.  Name  of  wife  unknown.  Chil- 
dren: 1.  Eunice,  b.  1720,  bapt.  with  EInathan  and  Deborah  Oct.  20,  1728; 
d.  April  9,  1803;  m.  about  1743,  Caleb  Lyon  (No.  52);  2.  EInathan,  b. 
about  1724;  m.  about  1748  Sarah  Lyon,  (No.  65);  3.   Deborah;  m.  1st 

Nov.  20,  1749,  Samuel  Close;   m.  2nd,  Smith;   4.  Stephen;   m. 

June  25,  1755,  Molly  Knapp;  5.  Abraham,  b.  May  22,  1735;  m.  Nov.  1, 
1753,  Ruth  Lyon  (No.  57);  6.  Henry;  m.  1st  Elizabeth  Denton;  m.  2nd. 
Sept.  10,  1775  Mary  Wood. 


NOTE  15.— THE  MILLER  FAMILY. 

JAMES  MILLER  was  a  resident  land  owner  at  Norwalk,  Conn., 
where  he  had  received  a  grant  of  four  acres  of  land  from  the  town 
prior  to  July  4,  1668.  He  is  enumerated  on  the  assessment  rolls  of 
Norwalk  March  1671  for  £80.  May  30,  1678  John  Roach,  a  soldier 
in  the  Indian  War,  makes  a  deed  of  gift  of  12  acres  of  land  unto 
Samuel  Miller,  minor,  son  of  James  Miller,  in  case  of  his  death  to  go 
to  the  other  children  of  James.  Feb.  17,  1679,  James  Miller  and 
Benjamin  Scribner  bought  of  John  Budd  house  and  land  on  Apacamake 


APPENDIX  805 

Neck,  Rye.  ec.  24,  1861,  James  Miller  and  wife  Martha  of  Rye  sell 
house  and  home  lot  at  Norwalk  to  Matthias  Sensior.  Nov.  28,  1695 
Benjamin  Scribner  releases  John  Miller  of  Rye  for  all  interest  in 
the  Rye  property,  James  having  paid  all  the  purchase  money.  In  1701 
the  town  of  Rye  by  vote  granted  to  James  Miller  10  acres  of  land  in 
the  White  Plains  purchase.  In  1708  he  was  still  living  in  Rye.  Chil- 
dren of  James  and  Martha  Miller:     1.  Samuel,  b.  about  1670;  m. ; 

2.  Anthony,  b.  about  1675;    m.  Mary  ;    3.  Jonathan,  b.   about 

1680;  Warden  Grace  Chh.  Rye,  1712;  4.  Abraham,  b.  about  1685;  m. 
Hannah  ;   5.  John,  b.  about  1688;   d.  April  1750;   m.  . 

SAMU;EL=  MILLER  [James']  born  about  1670;  m. ;  a  son 

Samuel,  b.  1692,  was  living  in  1752;   m.   Phebe  Lyon  'No.   40). 

ANTHONY=  MILLER  [James'],  born  about  1675;  m.  Mary  ; 

children:  1.  Anthony,  b.  about  1701;  m.  Hannah  Ganung;  2. William, 
m.  1727  Martha  Hunt;  the  descendants  of  these  were  Tories  and  went 
to  New  Brunswick  during  the  American  Revolution. 

ABRAHAM^  MILLER  [James'],  born  Rye,  N.  Y.  (Budd's  Neck) 
about  1685;  died  Rye  (Sawpit)  April  1750;  will  dated  Sept.  18,  1749; 
codicil  March  28,  1750;  proved  April  16,  1750.  He  lived  in  a  house 
near  where  the  railroad  now  crosses  King  St.,  Portchester.  Oct.  20, 
1720  deeds  land  at  Budd's  Neck  to  Samuel  Cheeseman;  May  31,  1722, 
bought  120  acres  of  land  near  Byram  River  from  John  Coe;  Town 
Constable,  1720-1725;   Warden  Grace  Chh.  1727.     He  married  Hannah 

• ;   d.  Jan.  20,  1777.     They  had:    1.  James,  b.  Sept.  9,  1709;    d. 

young;  2.  Hannah,  b.  June  1,  1712;  d.  April  18,  1793;  m.  Dec.  23,  1735 
Samuel  Lyon  (No.  31);  3.  Mary;  b.  Nov.  10,  1714;  m.  John  Lyon 
(No.  59);  4.  Anna,  b.  Aug.  28,  1717;  m.  Caleb  Fowler;  5.  Martha,  twin 
sister  of  Anna;  m.  Nathaniel  Worden;  6.  Abraham,  b.  Dec.  9,  1720; 
d.  Oct.  17,  1747;  m.  Mary  Lyon  (No.  75);  7.  Gilbert  b.  July  29,  1724; 
d.  April  13,  1792;  m.  Rachel  Merritt;  8.  Jonathan,  b.  Dec.  12,  1726;  d. 
June  3,  1793;  m.  Elizabeth  Doughty;  9.  Elizabeth,  b.  Rec  7,  1728;  10. 
Mary,  b  June  23,  1734;  d.  young. 

JOHN=   MILLER    [James'],   born    about    1688;    res.    White    Plains, 

N.  Y.;  m.  ;  children:     1.  James,  b.  about  1718;   d.  1776-84;  m. 

Hannah    Bloomer;    2.    Abraham,    b.    about    1720;    d.   1765;    m.    Letitia 

;   3.   Elijah,  b.  May  8,  1728;   d.  Aug.  21,  1776;   m.  Ann  Fisher; 

(20^ 


306  THOMAS   LYON    OF   RYE 

4.  Anthony,  b.  about  1735;  d.  1822;  m.  Hester  Davids;  5.  Eliza,  m. 
Jeremiah  Fisher;  6.  Tamar,  m.  Lewis  Kniffen;  7.  Letitia,  m.  Blisha 
Merritt;  8.  Mary,  m.  Joseph  Hunt.  (Hon.  Warner  Miller,  U.  S.  Sen- 
ator from  New  York  is  a  descendant  of  Anthony''  Miller). 

GILBERT'  MILLER  [Abraham^  James^],  born  July  29,  1724  at 
Budd's  Neck,  Rye;  died  April  13,  1792  at  Sawpit,  Rye;  m.  Rachel 
Merritt,  born  Sept.  19,  1731;  living  July  21,  1780;  daughter  of  Andrew 
and  Rachel  (Sniffen)  Merritt;  children:  1.  Abraham,  b.  Feb.  17,  1750; 
d.  1789;  adm.  of  est.  Jan.  6,  1789  to  Robert  Kennedy;  2.  Gilbert,  b. 
Feb.  20,  1752;  d.  June  26,  1824;  3.  Anne,  b.  Dec.  5,  1754;  d.  Nov.  27, 
1802;  m.  Gilbert  Merritt;   4.  Hannah,  b.  Oct.  11,  1756. 

ABRAHAM*  MILLER  [Abraham^  Abraham-,  James'],  born  Sawpit, 
N.  Y.  about  1745;  died  1794;  adm.  of  estate  April  21,  1794  to  widow 
Phebe  Miller.  He  was  farmer  and  village  blacksmith  at  Sawpit,  Rye, 
N.  Y.  He  married  about  1767  Phebe  Hawxhurst,  born  May  30,  1748, 
O.  S.  at  Oyster  Bay,  L.  I.;  died  Nov.  23,  1831,  at  Somers,  Westchester 
Co.,  N.  Y.;  buried  at  Amawalk.  She  was  dau.  of  Daniel  and  Sarah 
(Seaman)  Hawxhurst.  Children:  1.  Elizabeth,  b.  1768;  d.  April  29, 
1848;  m.  May  1799  Joshua  Fowler;  2.  Daniel  H.,  b.  Feb.  22,  1771;  d. 
Sept.  2,  1841;  m.  Oct.  19,  1797  Abigail  Griffen;  3.  Philadelphia,  b.  Aug. 
2,  1773;  d.  Nov.  13,  1852;  m.  Aug.  9,  1795,  Joseph  Griffen;  4.  Walter, 
b.  about  1776;  d.  1777;  5.  Richard,  b.  Jan.  1779;  d.  Oct.  3,  1845;  m. 
1804  Jane  Van  Sicklen;  8.  Charles,  b.  Nov.  1,  1781;  d.  Aug.  29,  1868; 
m.  Oct.  16,  1806,  Amy  Conklin;  7.  Abraham,  b.  Jan.  18,  1784;  d.  March 
4,  1847;  m.  June  21,  1804,  Elizabeth  Griffen;  8.  John,  b.  April  30,  1786; 
d  Feb.  2,  1815;  m.  about  1814  Esther  Haviland;  9.  Phebe,  b.  1788;  d. 
1810;  10.  Walter;  b.  1790;  d.  1835.  Note  that  this  Abraham  Miller 
is  No.  230,  p.  70,  a  descendant  of  Thomas'  Lyon. 


NOTE   16— LETTER    OF    SAMUEL    LYON    (NO.    78) 
To   Governor   George   Clinton. 

Horse  Neck  Dec'br  19th  1778. 
Sir,  I  beg  leave  to  acquaint  your  Exel'cy  that  the  situation  of  af- 
fairs, are  such  in  the  County  of  Westchester,  for  the  want  of  Guards, 
that  I  am  reduced  to  the  necessity  of  quitting  my  house,  and  puting 
myself  under  the  protection  of  the  Guards  in  this  place.     This  is  like- 


APPENDIX  307 

wise  the  fate  of  every  honest  friend  to  his  Country  in  Rye.  The  con- 
siquence  is,  that,  a  nomber  of  designing  persons  under  the  influence 
of  avaritious  &  Inimical  principles,  malte  a  practice,  of  secretly  pur- 
chasing fat  Catle,  and  in  the  night  thro  woods  and  bye  Places,  pass 
the  Guards,  here,  and  keep  them  secreeted  untill  a  convenient  opev- 
tunity  presents,  to  send  them  to  the  Enemy.  In  this  way  I  am  cred- 
ibly Informed,  eight  fat  oxen  and  four  Cows  have  lately  been  sent 
from  the  neighbourhood  where  I  should  live  and  a  considerable  nom- 
ber of  fat  hoggs.  There  is  no  doubt  this  is  the  case  quite  across  to  the 
North  River.  In  this  way  the  Enemy  have  a  large  and  ever  plenti- 
ful! supply  in  New  York  market.  I  am  confirmed  in  this  by  the  re- 
port of  Capt.  Olmstead  of  Col.  Enos  Regt.,  on  Guard  here;  who  has 
this  week  return'd  from  Valentine's  near  Fort  Independence,  where 
he  had  been  sent  a  flag  and  detained  some  days,  who  says  he  heard 
and  saw  while  there,  two  hundred  head  of  Cattle,  and  a  great  nomber 
of  Sheep  and  hoggs  pass  by  there  towards  New  York.  This  is  a 
harvest  for  those  Infamous  Villains,  the  Cow  Thieves,  &c.,  and  brings 
great  distress  on  many  of  the  good  Citizens  in  this  quarter  of  the 
Country,  I  would  beg  leave  to  hint  to  your  Exelency.  that  should  a 
party  of  men,  as  a  patrole  under  the  Command  of  an  active  honest 
man  be  Employed,  I  conceive  would  be  of  great  Importance,  and  the 
most  likely  method  to  detect  the  Theives,  I  am  told  Mr.  .John  Haynes 
proposes  to  offer  himself  for  that  purpose.  Whether  this,  or  such 
other  method  as  your  Exelency  in  your  great  wisdom  shall  judge  best, 
I  doubt  not  will  soon  be  adopted.  I  am,  with  Great  Respect  and 
Esteem,  your  Exelen'ys  most  obed't  Humble  Ser't 

Samuel  Lyon. 
His  Exe'lcy  Gov'r  Clinton. 

[From   Public  Papers  of  George  Clinton,  War  of  the  Revolution 
Series,  Vol  IV.] 


NOTE   17. 


In  Committee  of  Safety  for  the  County  of  Westchester,  July  the 
24th,  1776.  Benjamin  Lyon  (No.  82)  of  the  White  Plains  being  A 
Man  of  Repute  and  A  Member  of  this  Committee  being  Sworn  on  the 
Holy  Evanjalist  of  Almighty  God,  Deponeth  and  Saith  that  he  was 
coming  from  New  York  in  a  Boat  Some  Time  Last  March  as  Near  as 
the  Deponent  can  Recollect  the  Time  when  Joseph  Ball  was  in  Com- 


308  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

pany  at  the  Same  Time  and  A  dispute  arising  between  the  Deponent 
and  Sd.  Ball  Respecting  the  Propriety  or  Impropriety  of  Independency 
when  Sd.  Ball  Declared  to  the  Deponent  that  when  Independency  was 
set  up  he  the  Sd.  Ball  would  meet  the  Deponent  in  the  Field  of  Death 
and  further  the  Deponent  saith  not. 

Benj'm  Lyon. 
Sworn  before  the  Committee  this  Day  and  Year  as  above. 
By  order  of  the  Committee. 

John  Thomas  Jr.,  Ch. 

[Calendar  of  N.  Y.  Historical  Mss.,  Revolutionary  Papers.  I.  428.] 
From  Military  Returns,  27-87.  I,  Jonathan  G.  Tompkins  & 
Nicolas  Fisher,  Two  of  the  Committee  in  the  County  of  Westchester 
being  cawled,  up  by  Sum  Minute  men  to  Superintend  an  Electien  in 
Chosing  of  Their  oflBcers.  The  Number  of  Minute  Men  that  were  pres- 
ent that  voted  were  19  in  Number  which  are  as  follows:  Benjamin 
Lyon,  OUiver  Kellick,  etc.  (ibid  I.  239). 


NOTE  18.— THE   HUSTED   FAMILY.    (SEE  ALSO   NOTE  21). 

MOSES  HUSTED  was  a  descendant  of  Robert'  Husted  who  was  in 
Boston  Mass.,  in  1649;  received  a  grant  of  land  "for  eight  heads"  at 
Wollaston  near  Braintree;  removed  soon  after  to  Stamford,  Conn. 
Will  July  8,  165?;  will  of  his  wife  Elizabeth  1654.  Their  children  were: 
1.  Robert;  m.  Jan.  9,  1655  Elizabeth  Buxton;  res.  Westchester  Co., 
N.  Y.,;  2.   Ann;  m.   Richard  Hardy;  d.  Dec.   13,  1707;   3.   Angel. 

ANGEL-  HUSTED  was  in  Greenwich,  Conn,  1672;    d.  April  1706; 

will  dated  April  5,  1706.  He  m.  Rebecca .  Their  children  were: 

1.   Jonathan;    m.   Mary  Lockwood;    2.   Joseph;    3,   Angel;    4.    Moses;    5. 
John;   6.  Samuel;  m.  Sarah  :   7.  Elizor;   m.  Baldwin. 

ANGEL^'  HUSTED  died  before  1728.     He  married  Mary  , 


who  subsequently  married  John  Reynolds.  Children:  1.  Jonathan;  2. 
Ebenezer;  3.  Mary;  m.  Jonathan  Knapp:  4.  Benjamin;  m.  Sarah  New- 
man; d.  before  1796;  5.  Moses;  b.  about  1702;  m.  Sept.  5,  1726 
Susanna  Mead. 

MOSES*  HUSTED  married  Sept.  5,  1726  Susanna,  daughter  of  Eben- 
ezer and  Sarah  (Knapp)  Mead.  Children:  1.  Moses;  b.  July  1,  1728; 
d.   Nov.   1795;    m.   Lucy  ;    2.    Susanna;    b.   April   1,   1731;    m. 


APPENDIX  309 

Denton;   3.  Abigail;  b.  June  1,  1734;  d.  Jan.  14,  1715;  m.  Israel 

Lyon  (No.  91);  4.  Peter;  b.  May  1742;  m.  Feb.  11,  1768,  Eunice  Lyon 

(No.    165):    5.   Sarah;    m.  Worden:    6.   Hannah;    m.  

Doty:  7.  Jabez. 


NOTE  19.— WILL  OF   NEHEIVIIAH    LYON    (NO.  242),   DATED 

April  3.  1816,  probated  May  8,  1816.     It  is  on  record 
in  Surrogate's  office,  City  of  New  York. 

"In  the  name  of  God,  Amen.  I,  Nehemiah  Lyon,  of  the  City  of 
New  York,  shipwright,  laboring  at  present  under  great  bodily  weak- 
ness but  possessing  a  sound  and  disposing  mind  and  memory,  and 
being  desirous  before  it  shall  please  God  to  call  me  hence,  of  making 
a  suitable  arrangement  of  my  worldly  affairs  and  a  just  disposition 
of  my  property,  do  make  and  ordain  this  my  last  Will  and  Testament 
in  the  manner  and  form  following,  that  is  to  say,  First  I  give  and  be- 
queath and  devise  all  my  estate  real  and  personal  to  my  beloved 
wife,  Elizabeth,  and  to  my  dear  children,  Leah,  William,  Easter  and 
Martha,  and  I  do  nominate  and  appoint  my  said  wife  Guardian  to  my 
said  children,  during  their  minority.  Secondly,  those  of  my  children 
not  named  in  this  instrument,  having  been  already  provided  for,  it 
Is  my  will  and  desire  that  for  the  maintenance  and  education  of  my 
said  children  before  named,  and  for  the  support  of  my  said  wife, 
my  said  Estate  be  divided  and  shared  equally  among  them;  my  said 
wife  during  her  life  time  to  have  her  dower  and  third;  and  I  do  here- 
by authorize  my  executors  hereinafter  named,  if  they  shall  deem  it 
advisable,  to  sell  and  dispose  of  my  estate  or  any  part  thereof. 

Lastly,  I  do  nominate  and  appoint  my  said  wife  Elizabeth  and  my 
friends  Richard  Morrell  and  A.  Worster,  Executrix  and  executors  of 
this  my  Last  Will  and  Testament,  hereby  revoking  all  former  and  oth- 
er wills  by  me  made.  In  witness  whereof  I  hereby  set  my  hand  and 
seal  the  third  day  of  April  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight 
hundred  and  fifteen. 

(signed)   Nehemiah  Lyon. 


NOTE  20.— THE   WEBB   FAMILY. 

RICHARD*  WEBB   born   Montcomb,   Dorset   Co.,  England   May   5, 
1580;   d.  Jan.  1,  1656;  m.  1st,  May  1610,  Grace,  daughter  of  John  Wil- 


310  THOMAS   LYON  OF  RYE 

son;  m.  2nd,  Elizabeth  Gregory,  who  d.  Jan.  24,  1680.  Children:  1 
Joseph;  d.  1685;  m.  Hanna  Scofield;   2.  Richard;  b.  1623;   d.  March  15 

1676;  m.  Moyer;  3.  Caleb;  d.  May  24,  1704;  4.  Mary;  d.  Sept 

18,  1706;  5.  John  d.  May  19,  1670;  m.  1st  Ann  ;  m.  2nd,  Eliza' 

beth  Swift;  6.  Sarah;  m.  John  Marshall.  Richard  came  from  Dorset 
shire  to  Cambridge,  Mass.  1626,  to  Hartford  1635,  thence  to  Stratford 
Norwalk  (1650)  and  finally  to  Stamford  1655;  was  Deputy  to  General 
Court  that  year. 

JOSEPH^  WEBB  [Richard']  res.  Stamford,  Conn.;  d.  1864;  in- 
ventory March  8,  1684.  He  married,  Jan.  8,  1672,  Hannah  Scofield. 
Children:  1.  Joseph;  b.  Jan.  5,  1674;  d.  Nov.  15,  1743;  m.  Mary  Hoyt; 
2.  Mary;  b.  April  14,  1677;  m.  Sept.  23,  1697,  Daniel  Weed:  3.  Hannah; 
J.  July  9,  1679;  4.  Sarah;  b.  Oct.  16,  1681;  d.  Oct  19,  1706;  5.  Mar- 
gery; b.  Oct.  4,  1683;  d.  Jan.  2,  1736-7;  m.  Aug.  10,  1715,  Joseph  Lock- 
wood. 

JOSEPH-  WEBB  [Joseph^,  Richard']  of  Stamford,  Conn.;  b.  Jan. 
5,  1674;  d.  Nov.  1743;  adm.  of  estate  Dec.  6,  1745.  He  married  Feb. 
23,  1698,  Mary  Hoyt;  b.  1672;  d.  Feb.  24,  1749-50:  dau.  of  Benjamin 
and  Hannah  (Weed)  Hoyt.  Children:  1.  Joseph;  b.  Jan.  26.  1700-1; 
m.  Aug.  23,  1726,  Sarah  Blachly;  2.  Ebenezer;  b.  March  7,  1704;  d. 
Aug.  16,  1704;  3.  Benjamin;  b.  Aug.  24,  1705;  m.  Oct.  5,  1732,  Mary 
Cross;  4.  John;  b.  July  28,  1707;  m.  Mary  Holmes;  5.  Sarah;  b.  May 
9,  1709;  m.  April  24,  1734,  Hezekiah  Reynolds;  6.  Abigail;  b.  June  19, 
1711;  7.  Epinetus;  b.  July  16,  1713;  m.  1st.  June  28,  1739,  Elizabeth 
Lockwood;  m.  2nd.  Dec.  31,  1741,  Deborah  Ferris;  8.  Mary;  b.  July 
28,  1715;  d.  May  28,  1741;  m.  April  5,  1734,  Daniel  Lockwood. 

JOHN*  WEBB  [Joseph',  Joseph',  Richard'],  of  Stamford,  Conn.; 
b.  July  28,  1707;  d.  1775;  will  dated  Oct.  3,  1775;  probated  Dec.  5, 
1775;  exec,  son  John.  He  married  Mary  Holmes  of  Greenwich,  who 
died  Feb.  24,  1763.  Children:  1.  Mary;  b.  March  12,  1739-40;  m.  Jan. 
12,  1758  Abraham  Holley;  2.  John;  b.  Dec.  4,  1741;  3.  Stephen;  b.  Aug. 
21,  1743;  m.  Elizabeth  Hoyt;  4.  Martha;  b.  Oct.  31,  1745;  d.  Jan.  6, 
1745-6;  5.  Jonas;  b.  Dec.  3,  1746;  6.  Gilbert;  b.  March  23,  1749;  m. 
Jan.  1,  1771,  Ruth  Wallace;  7.  Martha;  b.  Dec.  15,  1750;  8.  Chloe;  b. 
Oct.  17,  1752;  9.  Abigail;  b.  April  9,  1759;  d.  1788;  10.  Phebe;  b.  Dec. 
28,  1760;  d.  Jan.  1.  1763. 


APPENDIX  811 

STEPHEN"  WEBB  [John*,  Joseph^  Joseph^  Richard'],  b.  Stam- 
ford Aug.  21,  1743.  He  married  March  2,  1769  Elizabeth  dau,  of  Nehe- 
miah  and  Ruth  (Peck)  Hoyt.  Children:  1.  John;  b.  Dec.  11,  1769;  2. 
Nehemiah;  (twin);  3.  Stephen;  b.  June  28,  1772;  d.  April  22,  1820;  m. 
Anna  Lyon  (No.  378);  4.  Ezra;  b.  July  21,  1774;  5.  Elizabeth;  b.  Aug. 
27,  1776;  d.  May  8,  1833;  m.  Enon  Lyon  (No.  377);  6.  Hoyt;  b.  Dec.  12, 
1783;   d.  July  27,  1838;   m.  Abia  Lyon  (No.  381). 


Note   21.— THE    HUSTED    FAMILY    (SEE    ALSO    NOTE    18). 

DAVID*  HUSTED  [Joseph',  AngeP,  Robert']  was  born  about  1695; 
d.  1776.  Will  dated  Oct.  30,  1765;  probated  Nov.  14,  1776.  He  married 
May  19,  1718,  Johanna  Brundage.    Children:     1.  David,  b.  Aug.  7,  1719; 

2.  Hannah,  b.  Aug.  11,  1721;   m.  William  Palmer;   3.  Joseph,  b.  March 

3,  1723;  4.  Sarah,  b.  March  31,  1725;  m.  Lewis  Barton;  5.  Elizabeth, 
b.  Jan.  11,  1727;  m.  Peter  Moo;  6.  Ruth,  b.  Feb.  29,  1729;  m.  William 
White;  7.  John,  b.  Nov.  25,  1731;  8.  Caleb,  b.  May  14,  173-];  9.  Judith, 
b.  Aug.  30,  1735;  m.  Solomon  Denton;  10.  Lydia,  b.  Aug.  30,  1737;  m. 
Abraham  Todd,  Jr.;  11.  Abraham,  b.  May  29,  1739;  d.  1819;  m.  Hannah 
Knapp  (No.  99);    12.   Eunice,  m.  Sylvanus  Knapp. 

ABRAHAM"  HUSTED  (Will  dated  May  16,  1819;  probated  June 
18,  1819).  Married  Hannah,  daughter  of  Israel  and  Mary  (Lyon) 
Knapp.  Children:  1.  Drake;  m.  Nancy  Marvin  Lyon  (No.  461);  ?.  Wil- 
liam H.,  b.  1783;  d.  1838;  m.  Mary  Lyon  (No.  496);  3.  David;  4.  Han- 
nah, m.  Thomas  Waterbuiy:  5.  Sally,  unm. 


Note  22.— THE  COFFIN   FAMILY. 

JOHN  COFFIN,  son  of  Capt.  Uriel  and  Mary  (Pinkham)  Coffin,  was 
born  June  29,  1807,  in  Chatham,  N.  Y.,  and  died  May  17,  1883,  while 
visiting  his  daughter  Julie  in  Kansas;  buried  in  the  Friends  Cemetery, 
near  Rayville.  Children  of  John  and  Clarissa  (Finch)  Coffin  (born  on 
the  Uriel  Coffin  homestead,  near  Chatham  Four  Corners) : 

I.  William  B.;  b.  Jan.  21,  1829;  m.  1st,  Caroline  Coleman,  Jan.  31, 
1854;  children:  1.  Charles  C,  b.  Oct.  27,  1854  (res.  Chatham,  N.  Y.); 
2.  John  Jr.,  b.  Sept.  18,  1856  (d.  of  fever  brought  on  by  exposure  in 
rescuing  victim  of  Johnstown  flood);    3.  Joseph   R.,  b.  April  2,  1858; 


312  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

William  B.  CoflRn  m.  2iid,  Susan  Robinson;  one  dau.  (4)  Susie,  b.  Aug. 
29,  1860. 

II.  Eliza;  b.  Dec.  26,  1830;  m.  1st,  John  Janney;  m.  2nd,  Edward 
Rawson;  they  res.  Lincoln,  Va. ;  children  by  first  husband:  1.  Samuel 
M.,  b.  Nov.  7,  1855;  res.  Lincoln,  Va.;  2.  Clarissa,  b.  Aug.  3,  1857;  res. 
Lincoln,  Va. 

III.  Many  P.;  b.  Feb.  23,  1833;  m.  William  Brook;  no  ch.;  res. 
near  Washington  Garden,  New  York  City. 

IV.  Reuben  Finch;  b.  Dec.  30,  1837;   d.  Feb.  17,  1842. 

V.  Julie  M.;  b.  March  8,  1840;  m.  Dec.  22,  1864,  at  the  Uriel 
Coffin  farm,  Robert  R.  Coleman;  res.  Mound  Valley,  Kansas;  children: 
1.  Edward  R.,  b.  Jan  16,  1866;  d.  young;  2.  Kate,  b.  May  20,  1867;  d. 
young;  3.  Nellie,  b.  Dec.  4,  1868;  d.  young;  4.  William  B„  b.  May  21, 
1870;  5.  Frank,  b.  March  30,  1876;  d.  young;   6.  Twins;  d.  young. 


Note  23.— THE   NELSON   FAMILY. 

JOHN'  NELSON  was  an  early  settler  in  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y., 
at  Mamaroneck.  He  married  at  Canarsie,  L.  L,  Hendrickje,  daughter 
of  Dirck  Janse  Van  der  Vliet,  of  Flat  Lands.  His  name  appears  vari- 
ously in  the  Dutch  Church  records  as  Jan  Nelse.  Jan  Elsen  and  Jan 
Blizen.  His  recorded  children  were:  1.  Maria,  bapt.  June  11,  1671;  2. 
Catherine;  3.  Mahitable,  bapt.  Oct.  23,  1678;  4.  Polycarpus,  b.  July 
21,  1680;  d.  Dec.  19,  1738;  5.  Eli;  6.  Francis,  b.  about  1691;  died  after 
Nov.  13,  1750. 

FRANCIS^  NELSON  lived  in  Mamaroneck  until  May,  1716.  when 
he  purchased  of  Caleb  Heathcote  land  in  the  manor  of  Scarsdale.  He 
was  assessor  in  that  place  in  1723.  Oct.  8,  1733,  he  conveyed  these 
lands  with  consent  of  his  wife  Ann,  to  William  Barker  of  Mamaro- 
neck, and  removed  to  the  Highlands  of  Dutchess  County.  He  pur- 
chased of  his  brother  Polycarpus  an  interest  in  the  Lesser  or  Lower 
"Nine  Partners"  Tract.  His  name  la.st  appears  in  the  county  records 
In  1750.  Family  tradition  says  that  he  married  Mary  Skinner.  If  so, 
he  was  twice  married,  since,  in  1833,  as  shown  above,  his  wife's  name 
was  Ann.  He  had  fourteen  children:  1.  Reuben,  b.  Nov.  15,  1713;  2. 
John,  b.  1718-9;  3.  Theophilus,  b.  1723-4;  4.  Mephibosbeth;  5.  Joshua 
[Major],  b.   Sept.   18,   1726;    6.  Caleb    [Captain];    7.  Mary;    8.  Ann;    9. 


APPENDIX  313 

Frances;  10.  Christina;  11.  Catherine;  12.  Charity;  13.  Lucretia;  14. 
Justus,  b.  Feb.  21,  1737. 

REUBEN^  NELSON  was  surveyor  of  Highways  and  Fence  Viewer 
of  Charlotte  Precinct,  Dutchess  Co.,  in  1763.  His  wife's  name  was 
Elizabeth;  born  in  1726;  died  April  20.  1812.    Reuben  Nelson  died  Dec. 

5,  1784.     His  children  were:  1.  Francis  R.,  b.  July  5,  1749;  bapt.  May. 

6,  1750;  m.  Sarah  Lyon  (No.  270);  2.  Reuben  R„  b.  Feb.  23,  1756;  3. 
Zeba;  m.  Smith  Rowland;  4.  Susanna,  b.  Oct.  13.  1751,  bapt.  Aug.  30, 
1752;  5.  Mary  Ann,  bapt.  June  16,  1754;  6.  Elizabeth. 


Note   24.— DESCENDANTS   OF   FRANCIS    R.^    NELSON    AND 

Sarah   Lyon.     See  No.  270.     Data  communicated   by 
Cortez  Nelson  (No.  47). 

270.  V.  90.  SARAH"*  LYON  (NELSON)  [Elnathan*,  Jonathan^ 
Thomas^,  Thomas^],  born  Jan.  26.  1763  (Fam.  Bible);  died  Oct.  28,  1821, 
while  en  route  with  her  family  to  the  far  west;  buried  at  Marietta,  O. 
She  married,  Nov.  15,  1787,  Francis  R.  Nelson  who  was  born  at  Clinton 
Corners  (now  Hyde  Park),  Dutchess  Co.,  N.  Y.,  July  15,  1749,  and  died 
June  2,  1812.  Francis  enlisted  very  early  in  the  cause  of  the  Colonies, 
serving  first  as  a  private,  later  successively  as  Corporal,  Sergeant, 
Second  Lieutenant  and  finally  as  First  Lieutenant.  At  the  close  of 
hostilities,  Francis  returned  to  the  farm  at  Clinton,  where  he  spent 
the  remaining  years  of  his  life.  In  1821  the  surviving  members  of  the 
familj^  left  Dutchess  County  and  settled  in  Indiana. 

Children  of  Francis  R.   and  Sarah    (Lyon)    Nelson    (Fam.   Bible): 
(1)      I.     Reuben   Washington;    b.    July   27.    1789.    at    Clinton    Corners;    attorney 
at    law;    settled    at    Corydon.    Ind.     (then    State    eapitol) ;    accidentally    (?)    killed 
while    "riding  tlie  circuit"   In   Clarke   Co.    in   company   with   a  fellow   attorney,    near 
Mt.    Vernon.    Ind.,    about    1823. 

(♦2)      II.     Harvey;   b.   Aug.   16.    1790. 

(•3)      III.     Amos;  b.   March   20,    1893. 

(4)      IV.     Thomas;   b.   July   20.    1895. 

(*5)      V.     Franklin;   b.    Sept.    8,    1897. 

(6)      VI.      Anna;   b.   March    20.    ISOO. 

(1)  VII.      Sarah;    b.    Aug.    9.    1803. 

(8)      VIII.      Elizabeth;   b.    Aug.    3.    ISOn. 

(2)  VI.  270  HARVEY"  NELSON  [Sarah'  (Lyon),  Elnathan*. 
Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas']  born  Clinton  (Hyde  Park),  N.  Y.;   died 


314  THOMAS  LVON   OF  RYE 

Georgetown,  Ind.,  Oct.  26,  1840.  He  married  in  1811  Jane  Rowe  who 
is  said  to  have  been  of  Buffalo.  N.  Y.  She  died  Oct.  21,  1821.  They 
lived  at  first  in  Dutchess  County,  N.  Y.,  but  removed  about  1821  to 
Georgetown,  Ind.,  where  Mr.  Nelson  bought  a  farm. 

(:;hildren   of   Harvey  and  Jane    (Rowe)   Nelson,   born   in  Clinton,    N.   Y. : 

(9)  I.      Susan;  b.   March  3,   1812;  m.  Curtis  of  New  York. 

(10)  II.     Catherine;   b.    Dec.    6,    1813. 

(11)  III.      Louisa  Caroline;   b.   Nov.    26,   1815. 
(*12)     VI.     Francis   Reuben;    b.    Jan.    10,    1818. 

(3)  VI.  270.  AMOS'  NELSON  [Sarah'^  (Lyon),  Elnathan',  Jona- 
than', Thomas^  Thomas^]  born  Clinton,  N.  Y.,  March  20,  1793;  died  in 
1840.  He  married  Nancy  Smith,  born  at  Wyethville,  Va.,  Aug.  23,  1805; 
died  at  New  Albany,  Ind.,  in  1870.  Amos  Nelson  settled  about  1821 
two  and  a  half  miles  east  of  Corydon,  Ind.,  on  the  south  bank  of  Little 
Indian  creek,  where  in  partnership  with  his  brother  Franklin  he  con- 
ducted a  tannery  and  shoemaking  business. 

Children    of   Amos   and   Nancy    (Smith)    Nelson: 

(13)  I.     Caroline;    b.    1827;    d.    1847;    unm. 

(14)  II.     Mary;  b.   1830;  d.  1850;  unm. 

(15)  III.  James  Harvey;  b.  1835;  learned  the  printers'  trade,  and  was 
drowned  at  Lockport,   Ind.,  July  4,   1854;  unm. 

(5)  VI.  270.  FRANKLIN"  NELSON  [Sarah"  (Lyon).  Elnathan\ 
Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas']  born  Clinton,  Sept.  8,  1797;  died  May  2, 
1882.  He  married  in  1826,  Rachel  Smith,  a  sister  of  his  brother  Amos* 
wife.  She  was  born  in  Wyethville,  Va.,  July  16,  1807,  and  died  at 
New  Albany,  Ind.,  July  24,  1897.  When  war  was  declared  in  1812, 
Franklin  joined  a  company  of  Artillery,  commanded  by  a  kinsman. 
Captain  Samuel  Nelson,  belonging  to  a  regiment  commanded  by  an- 
other kinsman,  Colonel  Joseph  Nelson.  The  regiment  was  stationed 
during  the  war  on  Staten  Island.  Franklin  afterwards  learned  the 
tanner's  and  shoemaker's  trades,  went  west  and  took  up  land  four 
miles  east  of  Corydon,  Ind.,  where  he  conducted  in  partnership  with 
his  brother  Amos  a  successful  business,  combining  agriculture  with 
the  leather  industry. 

Children   of  Franklin   and   Rachel    (Smith)    Lyon: 

(*16)      I.     Elizabeth  Ambrosia;   b.   Feb.   11,   1827;  m.   Socrates  Jackson  Bence. 
(*17)      II.     Susan  Nepentha;   b.    Dec.    1.    1826;    d.    Dec.    4,    1903;    m.    1st,    Jesse 
Bliss;   m.    2nd,    Jonathan    Hisley. 

(18)      III.     William;   b.   April   4,    1830;   d.   in   infancy. 


APPENDIX  315 

(*19)      IV.     Paulina;   b.   June   17,   1833;   m.    I.uke   Kiger. 

(*20)      V.     John  Patterson;  b.   Dec.    11,   1834. 

(*31)  VI.  Igaac  Newton;  b.  Dec.  9,  1837;  d.  April  11,  1900.  at  Cushing. 
Oklahoma. 

(*32)      VII.     Reuben   Washington;   b.    March    20,    1840;    d.    March    24,    1872. 

(•23)  VIII.  George  Anderson;  b.  March  24,  1842;  res.  (1907)  Georgetown, 
Ind. 

(24)  IX.  Margaret;  b.  May  6.  1845;  m.  1st,  Sept.  17.  1884,  Dr.  Frederick 
Goebel;   he  d.   Aug.   3,   1896  and  she  m.    2nd,    May  15,    1905,    Harvey   Crabb. 

(*25)     X.     Sarah  Lyon;  b.  Oct.   4,   1847;  m.  Jacob  Schwartz. 
(*26)     XI.     tewis  Swearings,   b.   March   17,    1849. 

(27)  XII.     Charles   Henry;   b.    March   1,    1852. 

(12)  VII.  (2)  FRANCIS  REUBEN'  NELSON  [Harvey^  Sarah'^ 
(Lyon),  ElnathanS  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas^]  born  Clinton,  N.  Y., 
Jan.  10,  1818;  living  in  1906.  He  married  first  Mary  Jane  McClintock, 
who  died  Nov.  14,  1855.  He  married  second  Rachel  Morgan,  who  died 
about  1859.  For  his  third  wife  he  married  Mary  Walker,  born  in  Vir- 
ginia; died  at  Georgetown,  Ind.,  in  1885.  Six  years  later  he  married 
a  fourth  wife Engleman. 

Children   of  Francis    R.    and   Mary   Jane    (McCintock)    Nelson: 

(28)  I.     Sarah  Jane;   b.   June   26,    1842. 

(29)  II.     Francis    Reuben;    b.    June    26,    1845;    d.    four    days    later. 

(30)  III.     John  Curtis;  b.  June  9,   1848. 

Children   of   Francis   R.    and   Rachel    (Morgan)    Nelson: 

(31)  IV.     Harvey. 

(32)  V.     Mary. 

(33)  VI.     Charles. 

(34)  VII.     David. 

(16)  VII.  (5)  ELIZABETH  AMBROSIA'  NELSON  (BBNCE) 
[Franklin',  Sarah'  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas^  Thomas^], 
born  Feb.  11,  1827  in  the  old  homestead  near  Corydon,  Ind.  She  mar- 
ried, May  16,  1853,  Socrates  Jackson  Bence,  born  Nov.  8,  1825,  on  the 
B'ence  farm  near  Corydon.  He  was  sheriff  of  Harrison  county  for  two 
terms. 

Children  of  Socrates  J.  and  Elizabeth  A.  (Nelson)  Bence,  born  at  Corydon. 
Ind.: 

(*35)     I.     Walter  Anderson;   b.   Nov.   18,    1854. 

(36)  II.     Mary  Elizabeth;   b.   Dec.    19,    1858. 

(37)  III.  Jennie  Pauline;  b.  March  31,  1862;  m.  Feb.  28,  1883,  In  the  3rd 
Presbyterian    Church,    Louisville,    Ky.,    Benjamin    C.    Chickering;    no    issue. 

(38)  IV.     John  Franklin;   b.    July   12,    1864;    m.    Nellie   Miller. 

(39)  V.  Louannah;  b.  June  16,  1867;  d.  April  27,  1889,  of  typhoid  fever, 
at    Corydon,    Ind. 

(40)  VI.  Charles  Winchell;  b.  April  14,  1870;  m.  Nov.  26,  1895,  Mary  H. 
Denbo,  at  Corydon;  a  son,  Robert,  b.  July  7,  1900. 


316  THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE 

(17)  VII.  (5)  SUSAN  NEPENTHA'  NELSON  (BLISS)  (HIS- 
LEY)  [Franklin',  Sarah"*  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thom- 
as'] born  I>ec.  1,  1828,  on  the  old  homestead  near  Corydon,  Ind.  She 
married  first  Jesse  Bliss.  He  died  about  1862  and  she  married  second 
Jonathan  Hisley  of  Valley  City,  Ind. 

Children   of   Jesse   and   Susan    N.    (Nelson)    Bliss: 

(41)  I.     John    Wesley;    m.    Mary    Ellen    Thomas;    several    children. 

(42)  II.     Eliza;    m.    Hisley,    s.    of    Jonathan. 

(43)  III.     George;    went    West. 

(44)  IV.     Edward;     m.     Hottel. 

(45)  V.     Franklin   Parley;    m.    and    has   a   large    family;    res.    Los 

Angeles,    Calif. 

(19)  VII.  (5)  PAULINA'  NELSON  (KIGER)  [Franklin',  Sarah' 
(Lyon),  Elnathan',  Jonathan^  Thomas^,  Thomas']  born  June  17,  1833; 
married,  Dec.  25,  1868,  Luke  Kiger,  who  was  born  in  Germany. 

Son    of    Luke    and    Paulina    (Nelson)     Kiger: 

(46)  Thomas  Franklin;  b.  July  28,   1870;  m.  ;  several  children;  res. 

with    parents    near    Corydon,    Ind. 

(20)  VII.  (5)  JOHN  PATTERSON'  NELSON  [Franklin',  Sarah' 
(Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas']  born  Dec.  11,  1834, 
near  Cor3-cIon  Ind.;  married  first,  May  1,  1863,  Frances  Adeline,  daugh- 
ter of  Alfred  and  Lucinda  McCown,  born  April  27,  1842,  near  Lanes- 
ville,  Ind.;  d.  Oct.  8,  1867.  He  married  second,  Oct.  6,  1871,  Elizabeth, 
daughter  of  Andrew  and  Catherine  Getz;  she  died  April  7,  1900.  John 
P.  Nelson,  although  not  a  soldier  in  the  Union  army,  rendered  impor- 
tant services  in  the  Civil  war  as  a  member  of  the  Home  Guard  and  in 
the  Secret  Service.  It  was  he,  with  his  "bosom  chum,"  Jacob  Keller, 
who  put  to  flight  Morgan's  advance  guard  upon  Corydon.  Armed  with 
repeating  rifles,  they  emptied  half  a  score  of  saddles,  and  sent  the  re- 
maining rebs  back  to  report  that  they  had  been  attacked  by  an  over- 
whelming force  in  ambush. 

Children    of    John    P.    and    Frances    A.    (McCown)    Nelson: 

(47)  I.  Cortez;  b.  April  15,  1863,  at  Bence's  Mills,  near  Corydon,  Ind.;  m. 
March    5,    1894,    Eva   Halstead,    at    Newark,    N.    J.;    res.    New    York    City. 

(*48)      IL     Maggie  Helen;  b.   Dec.   28,   1864;   m.   David  Miller. 

Children    of   John   P.    and    Elizabeth    (Getz)    Nelson: 
(*49)     III.     Catherine;   b.   Sept.    8,    1872;   m.    Charles   Irving  Jones. 

(50)      IV.     Andrew;    b.    Aug.    17,    1873;    d.    Sept.    19,    1873. 
(*51)     V.     James  Fowler;   b.   Dec.    4,    1874. 


THOMAS   LYON   OF  RYE  317 

(52)  VI.     WiUiam   Otterbein;    b.    May    12,    1877. 

(53)  VII.     Rachel;    b.    Sept.    7,    1878;    d.    Oct.    2,    1879. 

(54)  VIII.     Levi;    b.    Oct.    29,    1881. 

(21)  VII.  (5)  ISAAC  NEWTON'  NELSON  [Franklin',  Sarah" 
(Lyon),  Elnathan*.  Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas']  born  Dec.  9,  1837; 
died  in  Gushing,  Oklahoma,  April  11,  1900.  He  married  in  1866  Lydla 
Ann,  daughter  of  George  Shuck,  Esq.,  born  Feb.  22,  1845.  At  the 
breaking  out  of  the  Givil  war,  he  enlisted  in  the  17th  Indiana  mounted 
infantry  and  served  in  that  regiment  with  great  valor  and  distinction 
until  the  close  of  the  war.  At  Stony  Point  he  was  seriously  wounded, 
yet  a  few  days  later  joined  his  company  in  their  gallant  charge  at 
Missionary  Ridge,  being  one  of  the  few  who  survived. 

Children    of   Isaac   N.    and    Lydia   Ann    (Shuck)    Nelson: 
(55     I.     William    Sherman;    b.     July    3,     1867. 

(56)  II.  Mary  Henrietta;  b.  near  Corydon.  Ind.,  Sept.  19,  1869;  m.  Sept. 
8,    1897.    William    Earnest,    in    Oklahoma. 

(57)  III.  Henry  Wilson;  b.  May  2,  1873;  m.  In  Oklahoma,  Sept.  6.  1896, 
Erie    Palmer;    children:      1.    Edwin,   b.    Oct.    3,    1897;    2.    George,   b.    April    17.    1900. 

(58)  IV.  Florence  Elizabeth;  b.  July  3,  1875;  m.  Feb.  29,  1896,  Charles 
Smith;    children:      1.    Everett,    b.    Jan.    29,    1897;    2.    Claude,   b.    Feb.    5,    1899. 

(59)  V.  Abbie  May;  b.  Aug.  11,  1878;  m.  Feb.  21,  1897,  Thomas  Loftin, 
Oklahoma;    a    son    Norville,    b.    Nov.    25,    1897. 

(60)  VI.     George    Franklin;    b.    March    1,    1882. 

(61)  VII.     Bonnie    Alice;    b.    June    28,     1886. 

(22)  VII.  (5)  REUBEN  WASHINGTON'  NELSON  [Franklin^ 
Sarah'  (Lyon)  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas']  born  at  the 
old  homestead  near  Corydon,  Ind.,  and  died  March  24,  1872.  He  mar- 
ried in  1867  Susanna,  daughter  of  Philip  and  Anna  Zenor,  born  May 
3,  1840.  After  Mr.  Nelson's  death,  she  married  again  and  moved  to 
Kansas,  where  she  died  Sept.  3,  1887.  Reuben  Washington  Nelson 
enlisted  early  in  the  civil  war  in  the  Home  Guards  for  the  defense  of 
the  State  against  the  Bushwhackers  and  Sons  of  the  Golden  Circle, 
but  found  this  service  too  tame  and  accordingly  joined  the  144th  In- 
diana Regiment  in  which  he  served  until  the  close  of  the  war. 

Children    of    Reuben    W.    and    Susanna     (Zenor)    Nelson: 

(62)  I.     Minnie  Alice;   b.   Nov.    3,    1868. 

(63)  II.  Rachel  Jane;  b.  March  21,  1870;  m.  Dec.  15,  1892,  Bernard 
McCormick;  children:  1.  Bernard  Earl,  b.  Sept.  27,  1893;  2.  Reuben,  b.  Dec.  12, 
1898. 

(64)  III.     Socrates  Bence;  b.   March   17,   1872. 


318  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

(23)  VII.  (5)  GEORGE  ANDERSON"  NELSON  [FrankUn«, 
Sarah"  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas%  Thomas^]  born  at  the 
old  homestead  near  Corydon,  Ind.,  March  24,  1842.  He  married,  April 
5,  1866,  Anna,  daughter  of  Thomas  Lone,  Esq.,  born  Feb.  6,  1845.  He 
enlisted,  July  22,  1861  In  Company  E  of  the  3rd  Indiana  Cavalry,  and 
served  until  the  close  of  the  war.  His  regiment  vpas  in  all  the  hot 
campaigns  in  Virginia,  and  was  one  of  the  mainstays  of  Sherman's 
Flying  Squadron.  George  Nelson  was  thrice  wounded  and  once  taken 
prisoner,  but  escaped  his  captors.  Such  was  his  dare-devil  spirit  that 
his  captain,  Benjamin  Gresham,  threatened  to  put  a  guard  over  him 
to  keep  him  quiet. 

George  A.  Nelson  and  his  wife  are  now  residing  at  Georgetown, 
Ind. 

Children    of    George    A.    and    Anna    (Lone)    Nelson: 

(65)  I.  Sally  I,yon;  b.  Jan.  15,  1868;  m.  Nov.  16,  1886,  Joseph  Endries,  of 
Lanesville,    Ind. 

(*66)      II.     Nellie   Grant;   b.    March    22,    1869;   m.    Clarence   Crowe. 

(67)  III.     George    Walter;    b.    Aug.    20,    1877. 

(68)  IV.     Thomas   Franklin;    b.    Dec.    26,    1878. 

(25)  VII.  (5)  SARAH  LYON'  NELSON  (SCHWARTZ)  [Frank- 
lin", Sarah"  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan*,  Thomas^  Thomas^]  born  Oct. 
4,  1847,  at  the  old  homestead  near  Corydon,  Ind.  She  married,  May  7, 
1874,  Jacob  Schwartz,  born  in  Germany,  June  25,  1844;  died  in  New 
Albany,  Ind.,  Jan.  31,  1899. 

Children   of  Jacob   and   Sarah   Lyon    (Nelson)    Schwartz: 

(69)  I.     John;    b.    Feb.     17,    1875;    d.    March    14,     1884. 

(70)  II.  Mayme;  b.  at  New  Albany,  Ind..  Jan.  31,  1877;  m.  Sept.  10,  1896, 
Joseph  F.  Sanders;  children:  1.  Greene  A.,  b.  Jan.  19,  1898;  2.  Sarah  Josephine, 
b.    Oct.    24,    1900;    3.    Eva    Ruth,    b.    March    3,    1904. 

(71)  IIL  Margaret;  b.  Aug.  25.  1882:  m.  Sept.  6,  1905,  Charles  M.  Pea- 
cock,   of   New    Albany,    Ind. 

(26)  VII.  (5)  LEWIS  SWEARINGS'  NELSON  [Franklin", 
Sarah"  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas']  born  March 
17,  1849,  at  the  old  homestead  near  Corydon,  Ind.  He  married  Ona 
E.  Rhodes,  of  Warren  County,  Indiana. 

Children    of    Lewis    S.    and    Ona    E.     (Rhodes)    Nelson: 

(72)  I.     Franklin;    b.     Oct.     20,     1893;     d.     Nov.     6.     1895. 

(73)  II.     Alvah    King;    b.    June    15,    1898. 

(74)  III.     A    daughter;    b.    March    29,     1905;     d.    Dec.     21,     1905. 


APPENDIX  319 

(35)     VIII.     (16)     WALTER  ANDERSON"  BBNCE   [Elizabeth  A; 

(Nelson),  Franklin^  Sarah^  (Lyon),  Elnathan\  Jonathan^  Thomas% 
Thomas']  born  Nov.  18,  1854,  at  Corydon,  Ind.;  married  Oct.  5,  1879, 
Kate  Walters. 

Children    of   Walter   A.    and   Kate    (Walters)    Bence: 

(75)  I.     Olive     May;     b.     1881. 

(76)  II.      Adah;     b.    Jan.     12,     1887. 

(77)  III.     Socrates    Jackson;    b.    Sept.    18,    1891. 

(78)  IV.     Henry;    b.    Jan.     1,     1899. 

(48)  VIII.  (20)  MAGGIE  HELEN'  NELSON  (MILLER)  [John 
P.',  Franklin^  Sarah"  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan',  Thomas^  Thomas*] 
born  Dec.  28,  1864;  married,  Sept.  2,  1885  to  David  Miller,  born  March 
27,  1861. 

Children    of    David    and    Maggie    Helen     (Nelson)     Miller: 

(79)  I.     Nellie;    b.    July    19,    1886;    m.    John    F.    Bence    (No.    38);    one    child. 

(80)  II.     Charles;    b.    Oct.    9,    1892. 

(81)  III.     Franklin;    b.    July    3,    1895. 

(49)  VIII.  (20)  CATHERINE*  NELSON  (JONES)  [John  P.', 
Franklin",  Sarah'  (Lyon),  Elnathan\  Jonathan^,  Thomas-,  Thomas'] 
born  Sept.  8,  1872;  married,  July  24,  1895,  Charles  Irving  Jones,  at 
Birdseye,  Ind. 

Children    of    Charles    I.    and    Catherine    (Nelson)    Jones: 

(82)  I.     L,lllie    May;    b.    June    15,     1896. 

(83)  II.     LUa     Fay;     b.     June     1.     1898. 

(84)  III.      Harry   Cecil;    b.    Aug.    14,    1900. 

(85)  IV.     Roy    Earl;    b.     March    7,     1905. 

(51)  VIII.  (20)  JAMES  FOWLER*  NELSON  [John  P.',  Frank- 
lin^  Sarah"  (Lyon),  Blnathan\  Jonathan',  Thomas^,  Thomas']  born  Dec. 
4,  1874;  married.  May  1899,  Laura  King. 

Children    of    James    F.    and    Laura    (King)    Nelson: 

(86)  I.     John    D.;    b.    April    24,    1900. 

(87)  II.     Walter  M.;   b.   April   2,   1902. 

(66)  VIII.  (23)  NELLIE  GRANT*  NELSON  (CRONE)  [George 
A.',  Franklin^  Sarah''  (Lyon),  Elnathan*,  Jonathan^  Thomas',  Thomas'] 
born  March  22,  1869,  near  Corydon,  Ind.;  married,  July  10,  1884,  Clar- 
ence Crone,  of  Georgetown,  Ind. 


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320  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

Children    of   Clarence    and    Nellie    Grant    (Nelson)    Crone: 

(86)  I.     Clemmie    E.;    b.    Feb.     8,     1886. 

(87)  II.     George ;    b.    Dec.    24,    1888. 

(88)  III.     Roy;    b.    Sept.    9,    1889. 

(89)  IV.     Orin;    b.     April     S,     1892. 

(90)  V.     Walter;    b.    May    9,    1893. 

(91)  VI.     Anna;    b.    Dec.    IS,    1894. 

(92)  VII.     A    son;    b.    Jan.    8,    1902. 

NOTE  25.— MAJOR  THOMAS  LYON  OF  LYON  BROOK,  N.  Y. 

In  the  Lyon  Memorial,  Connecticut  and  New  Jersey  Families,  p. 
249  it  is  stated  that  three  brothers,  Samuel,  Alexander  and  "Major" 
Lyon,  "from  Connecticut  or  Rhode  Island"  settled  in  1791  at  Lyon 
Brook,  Chenango  Co.,  N.  Y.  The  information  came  from  a  descendant 
of  this  Samuel  Lyon  and  should  be  authentic.  Reasons  are  given 
(loc.  cit.)  for  the  belief  that  these  three  brothers  were  from  Rhode 
Island,  and  that  they  were  descendants  of  Henry  Lyon  of  Newark. 
The  account  stated  that  of  the  three  brothers,  two,  Samuel  and  Alex- 
ander, had  served  in  the  Revolutionary  war  "in  a  Connecticut  regi- 
ment." The  name  Alexander  Lyon,  however,  does  not  occur  in  any  list 
of  Revolutionary  soldiers  from  Connecticut,  and  the  vague  family  tra- 
dition cannot  be  given  much  weight.  The  definite  statement,  however, 
that  the  third  brother,  "Major"  Lyon,  was  killed  at  Little  York  in  a 
fight  with  the  British  in  1812,  is  confirmed  by  the  following  passage 
found  in  the  Annals  of  Oxford.  Thomas  Lyon,  one  of  three  brothers 
who  came  to  Oxford,  N.  Y.,  from  Dutchess  County  in  1792,  "became 
a  major  and  led  a  regiment  of  State  Troops  from  the  County  of  Chen- 
ango in  the  War  of  1812.  Towards  the  close  of  1813  General  Dearborn, 
under  whom  Major  Lyon  served,  crossed  Lake  Erie  with  seventeen 
hundred  men,  with  the  intention  of  attacking  York,  now  Toronto,  and 
then  the  chief  depot  of  the  British  Posts  in  the  West.  A  landing  was 
made  before  York  on  the  27th  of  the  month  [April]  under  hot  fire,  but 
the  Americans  pushed  on  and  the  enemy  were  driven  from  the  works. 
The  Americans  were  still  pressing  toward  the  main  works  when  a 
magazine  exploded,  a  plot  of  the  British.  Two  hundred  Americans 
were  killed  and  wounded,  among  the  mortally  wounded  being  Majop 
Lyon,  who  was  carried  on  board  the  Commodore's  vessel  and  there  died, 
the  death  of  a  hero."  In  fact  the  troops  who  were  engaged  in  the  at- 
tack upon  York  were  under  the  command  of  Gen.  Zebulon  M.  Pike, 
and  that  oflicer  with  two  of  his  aides,  one  of  them  very  possibly  Major    ^^ 


APPENDIX  321 

Thomas  Lyon,  were  mortally  injured  in  the  explosion.  General  Pike 
lingered  long  enough  to  receive  the  British  ensign  torn  down  from  the 
captured  fort. 

It  is  clear  that  Major  Thomas  Lyon  was  not  Thomas'*  No.  288 
[David',  Jonathan",  Thomas-,  Thomas'],  whose  history  is  given  else- 
where in  this  volume  in  detail.  The  conjecture  that  the  three  brothers 
were  sons  of  Thomas  Lyon  of  Cranston,  R.  L,  whose  brother  John  re- 
moved from  Rhode  Island  about  1794  (?)  to  Sherburne,  Chenango  Co., 
N.  Y.,  is  a  very  plausible  one.  If  one  further  assumes  that  John  Lyon 
born  at  Lyons  Farms  about  1698  accompanied  or  followed  his  brother, 
Lieutenant  James,  to  Rhode  Island,  we  have  this  possible  lineage: 
Major  Thomas^  Thomas*,  John',  Samuel-,  Henry^  of  Newark. 

Returning  to  the  Annals  of  Oxford,  we  find  the  statement  that 
Thomas,  David  and  Samuel  Lyon,  brothers,  went  from  Dutchess  Coun- 
ty, N.  Y.,t  to  Oxford,  N.  Y..  in  1792.  "They  went  up  the  river  in  a 
canoe  from  Great  Bend,  Pa.,  and  settled  at  what  is  now  known  as 
Lyons  Brook,  then  called  Can-na-wa-go.  They  purchased  seven  square 
miles  of  land  for  one  shilling  per  acre.  After  meeting  with  many 
vicissitudes  they  finally  cleared  the  land  and  developed  several  fine 
farn-'S  and  erected  grist  mills  and  saw  mills."  Evidently  this  is  another 
version  of  the  story  of  the  brothers,  Alexander,  Samuel  and  "Major", 
who  "came  to  Lyon  Brook  in  1791,  bought  land  of  Benjamin  Hovey, 
Gov.  Clinton's  land  agent  for  one  shilling  an  acre,  and  built  a  grist 
mill,  a  lumber  mill  and  a  woolen  mill."  The  brothers  could  not  have 
been  Thomas,  David  and  Samuel,  Nos.  288,  292  and  294,  but  there  is 
reason  to  believe  that  David  No.  292  did  go  to  Chenango  county  to 
live,  for  it  is  stated  that  in  1811  his  sister  Elizabeth  Jacobs,  No.  287 
went  to  join  him  there.  A  daughter  of  David,  Susanne  or  Susan, mar- 
ried  a  son  of  Samuel  Lyon  of  Lyons  Brook,  and  it  is  stated  by  their 
grand  daughter.  Miss  Anna  Holcomb,  that  these  Lyons  were  not  re- 
lated ["were  of  entirely  different  dens"].  Miss  Holcomb  gives  the 
following  record. 


Children   of   Samuel   and 

I.  Daniel ;    m.    . 

II.  Huldah;     m.     Charles     Sm 

III.  Sally;     m.    Rathbone 


Imith.  p 


tCircumstantial  as  this  account   is,   it   may  be  after  all  that  the  three  brothers 
did   not    come   from    Dutchess    County.      It    would   be   natural   to    assume   that    they 
came    from    there,     because    other    Lyons    in    Chenango     County    were    from    that 
locality. 
(21) 


•^""^  THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE 

R     T  ^^■=..^*i^*iJ',^\,~;^ Burlingame    [note   that    Thomas   Lyon    of   Cranston 

^  }'  ^      1^^   Huldah   Burlingame-also   that    John    Lyon    of  Scituate     R     I     m«r' 
ried     Martha    Burling-ame,     sister     of     Huldah      and     th«V    Vnhn     t  \l\   ^ 

Sherburne    not    far    from    Oxford,    N     ^T  '  '^    '" 

v.     Polly;   m.    Samuel   Pollard. 

VI.  Samuel;    m. Eddy. 

VII.  Lovina;    m.    John    Pollard. 

VIIL     Luctna;    twin    sister    of    Lovina;    m     -    Baker 

IX.  Ira;    m.    . 

X.  Lovica;  m.  William  Smith. 

XI.  Georsre    Rowley;    m.    Susan    Lyon    No.    743.      ,S1<2-C  ^  *  /  t>  ^ 

f*^^C>  ,     t/.     sS'^^CW^       <=i>£.*C-fi!.^      i^-^«^  /</,    /g^^g.        J^'/i 
9-*-«.-cXZlx^     /V-cCUx-vi>      ^       Q-u^>-tX      ^-*-e^<,     /t.jBO 


LYON    FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA. 

About  1750-1763  there  came  from  Enniskillen,  co.  Ulster,  Ireland, 
to  Pennsylvania  a  Lyon  family  whose  descendants  are  now  widely 
spread  and  number  some  of  the  most  prominent  representatives  of  the 
Lyon  family  in  America.  The  ancestry  of  the  Irish  family  has  not 
been  traced,  but  there  is  every  reason  to  believe  that  it  sprang  from 
the  same  stock  as  the  English  families.  It  is  observable  that  in  Ireland 
as  in  England  the  name  appears  both  with  and  without  the  final  "s." 
The  immigrants  were  John  Lyon  with  his  family,  and  three  sons  of 
his  younger  brother,  James. 

3000.  I.    .     JOHN^   LYON,   of   Enniskillen,   Ireland,    was 

born  early  in  the  eighteenth  century.  He  married  in  Ireland  Margaret 
Armstrong  whose  brother  Col.  John  Armstrong,  was  also  an  immigrant 
to  America,  and  played  a  prominent  part  in  Colonial  and  Revolutionary 
days  in  Pennsylvania  history.  John  died  in  1780,  will  dated  Dec.  13, 
1779;  his  widow  died  about  1793;  both  were  buried  in  Tuscarora.  They 
settled  1763  on  a  farm  two  miles  west  of  Mifflintown,  Pa. 

Children    of   John    and    Margaret    (Armstrong)    Lyon: 

*3001.  I.      William;    b.    March    17,    1729;    m.    Alice    Armstrong. 

*3003.  II.     James;    m.    Martin. 

*3003.  III.     Samuel;    m.     Eleanor    Blaine. 

•3004.  IV.     John;    m.     Mary    Harris. 

3005.  V.     Mary;   b.    1748;    m.    Benjamin   Lyon    (No.    3103). 

3006.  VI.     Frances;    b.    1752;    d.    May    7,    1839;    m.    "William    Graham. 

3007.  VII.     Margaret    Alice;    m.     Thomas    Anderson. 

3008.  VIII.     Agnes;   unm. 

3001.  II.  3000.  WILLIAM*  LYON  [John*],  born  in  Ireland  March 
17,  1729,  came  to  America  in  1750  and  settled  at  Carlisle,  Pa.,  where  he 
died  Feb.  7,  1809.  He  married  first.  1756,  Alice,  daughter  of  his  uncle, 
Col.  John  Armstrong.  He  married  second  Ann  Fleming.  He  was  a 
lieutenant  1757  in  the  Colonial  army,  and  in  the  following  year  was  in 
the  Du  Quesne  expedition.  He  was  a  member  of  the  Committee  of 
Safety  in  1776  and  held  various  court  offices. 

Son    of   William    and    Alice    (Armstrong)    Lyon: 
♦8009.     I.     James;   b.    Oct.    1757;    d.    Nov.    11,    1811;    m.    Sally   Eyre. 
Children    of   "William    and    Ann    (Fleming)    Lyon: 
3010.     II.     Margaret;   b.    May  9,    1770;   m.    July   25,    1703   Rev.    David   Denny. 


324  LYON    FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA 

3011.  III.  John;  b.  Oct.  13.  1771;  m.  Priscilla  Coulter;  was  a  lawyer  at 
Unlontown. 

3012.  IV.     William;    b.     June    17,    1773;    d.     early,    at    St.     Francisvllle,    La. 
*3013.     V.     Samuel;    b.    Jan.    20,    1775;    m.    Hetty   Broome. 

3014.  VI.     Mary;    b.    Aug.    20,    1776;    d.    1832;    unm. 

3015.  VII.     Alexander  Parker;   b.    Aug.    4,    1778;    d.    1808;    unm.;    a   lawyer. 

3016.  VIII.      Nancy;    b.    Aug.    16,    1780;    d.    1800;    unm. 

3017.  IX.  Alice  Armstrong;  b.  Sept.  25,  1781;  m.  March  6,  1810,  George 
Chambers    of   Chambersburg;    d.    1848. 

*3018.  X.  George  Armstrong;  b.  April  11,  1784;  d.  Jan.  6,  1855;  m. 
Anne  M.    Savage. 

3002.  II.  3000.  JAMES^  LYON  [John»],  born  in  Ireland  and  mar- 
ried there  to  Martin.  He  came  to  America  in  1763  and  lo- 
cated in  Mifflin  Co.,  Pa.    He  was  assessor  in  1777. 

Children    of   James    and    (Martin)    Lyon: 

3019.  I.  John;  b.  in  Ireland;  settled  in  Butler  Co.,  Pa.,  where  he  left 
descendants;    was    in    the    Revolutionary    war. 

3020.  II.  Margaret;  b.  Philadelphia,  1763,  three  days  after  arrival  of  her 
parents   in   America;   m.    1783,    John   Oliver;    d.    June    8,    1847   at   McVeytown. 

*3021.     III.     William;    b.    Jan.    31,    1765;    m.    Rebecca   Graham. 

3032.     IV.     Elizabeth;   b.    ;   m.    John   McVey,   founder  of  McVeytown; 

rem.    to    Zanesville,    O. ;    d.    ae.     88    y. 

3023.  V.  Isabella;  b.  Aug.  14,  1770;  m.  June  20,  1793,  John  Patterson; 
d.    June    28,    1858. 

3024.  VI.  Nancy;  twin  sister  of  Isabella;  m.  about  1794  John  Patterson, 
cousin   of  her  sister's   husband;    d.    April   16,    1855. 

3025.  VII.     Mary;   b.    May   6,    1774;    m.    Robert    Forsythe;    d.    Feb.    24,    1861. 
*3026.     VIII.     James;    b.     Feb.     11,    1786;    d.     March    20,    1872;    m.     Elizabeth 

Lyon    (No.    3104). 

3003.  II.  3000.  SAMUEL''  LYON  [John*],  born  in  Ireland;  died 
April  9,  1795.  He  inherited  one  half  of  his  father's  farm.  He  held 
various  offices;  was  a  colonel  and  commissioner  for  the  Revolutionary 
army.     He  married  Eleanor  Blaine. 

Children    of    Samuel    and    Eleanor    (Blaine)    Lyon: 

3027.  I.  Margaret;  b.  March  26,  1772;  m.  Jan.  16,  1795,  her  cousin 
James  Blaine,  son  of  Col.  Ephraim  Blaine;  they  had  a  son  Ephraim  who  mar- 
ried Maria  Gillespie  and  was  the  father  of  the  distinguished  statesman,  James 
Gillespie   Blaine. 

3028.  II.     Isabella;    b.     Feb.     14,     1774;    m.     March    12,     1798    ;    m. 

2nd.    Alexander   Reed. 

3029.  III.     John;  b.   Feb.    1,   1776;   d.   1814;  unm.;  was  a  lawyer  in  Bedford. 

3030.  IV.     Nancy;    b.    April    27,    1778;    d.    June    22,    1867;    unm. 

3031.  V.  Rebecca;  b.  Nov.  2,  1785;  m.  Feb.  6,  1812  James  M.  Russell; 
d.    Dec.    14,   1870  at  Bedford. 

•3032.     VI.     Samuel;    b.    Jan.    19,    1791;    m.    Nancy    Campbell. 


LYON   FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA  325 

3004.  II.  3000.  JOHN*  LYON  [John'],  born  in  Ireland;  died 
about  1820.  He  inherited  one  half  his  father's  farm.  In  1797  he  re- 
moved to  Butler  Co.,  Pa.  He  married  Mary,  daughter  of  John  Harris 
of  Mifflintown. 

Children    of   John    and    Mary    (Harris)    Lyon: 


3033. 

I.     Thomas  Harris. 

3034. 

II.      William. 

3035. 

III.     John. 

3036. 

IV.     James. 

3037. 

V.     Margaret. 

3038. 

VI.     Mary. 

3039. 

VII.     Catherine. 

3040. 

VIII.     Nancy. 

3009.  III.  3001.  JAMES"  LYON  [William*,  John*],  born  Oct. 
1757;  died  Nov.  21,  1811;  married  July  25,  1793,  Sally  Eyre  of  North- 
ampton Co.,  Va.    He  was  a  physician. 

Children    of    James    and    Sally     (Eyre)     Lyon: 

3041.     I.     William;  unm. 

3043.     II.     Margaret;    m.    William    Taylor,    a    lawyer;    res.    Norfolk,    Va. 

3013.  III.  3001.  SAMUEL"  LYON  [William*,  John»],  born  Jan. 
20,  1775;  married  March  1800,  Hetty  Broome.  He  was  a  merchant  in 
Baltimore,  Md. 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Hetty   (Broome)   Lyon: 

•3043.     I.     William;  m.    1st  Reynolds;  m.    2nd  Mulholland. 

•3044.     II.     George    Armstrong;    m.    Mary    Sterrett. 

3045.  III.     Jacob;   res.    Clarion  Co.,   Pa. 

3046.  IV.     John;    res.    Clarion    Co.,    Pa. 

3047.  V.     Rachel;   m.    Dr.    Hugh    Campbell   of   Uniontown,    Pa. 

3018.  III.  3001.  GEORGE  ARMSTRONG*  LYON  [William*, 
John'],  born  April  11,  1784  at  Carlisle,  Pa.;  d.  Jan.  6,  1855.  He  was 
an  attorney  and  prominent  citizen.  He  married,  June  14,  1S15,  Anna 
M.  Savage  of  Northampton  Co.,  Va. 

Children    of   George   A.    and   Anna   M.     (Savage)    Lyon: 

3048.  L     Virginia  T.;   b.    July  31,   1817;   d.    1866;   unm. 
•3049.     II.     William;    b.    Aug.    3,    1819;    m.    Augusta   Baldwin. 

3050.     IIL     John    [Rev.];   b.    July   26,    1821;   unm. 

3061.  IV.  Susan  £llen;  b.  May  24,  1823;  d.  Oct.  27,  1852;  m.  J.  W. 
Burbridge;  res.   New  Orleans,   La. 


326  LYON   FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA 

3052.  V.     Mary   Elizabeth;    b.    March   25,    1825;    d.    May    25,    1838. 

3053.  VI.     Anna    Margaret;    b.    ;    m.    James    B.    Lyon    (No.    3110). 

*3054.     VII.     Alexander  Parker;  b.   June  29,   1829;  m.    Elizabeth  T.   Denniston. 

3055.  VIII.  Thomas  Lyttleton;  b.  April  29,  1832;  d.  March  29,  1883;  m. 
1st.   Mrs.  A.   Marks;  m.   2nd.   Beulah  Clark;  res.   New  Orleans,   La. 

3056.  IX.  Alice  Chambers;  b.  April  13,  1836;  m.  June  13,  1861  Thomas  C. 
Lazear,    a    lawyer;    res.    Pittsburg,    Pa. 

3021.  III.  3002.  WILLIAM*  LYON  [James^  John'],  born  Jan. 
31,  1865;  married  Rebecca  Graham. 

Children    of   William    and    Rebecca    (Graham)    Lyon: 

3057.  I.     William   Graham;   b.    March    7,    1799;    d.    April   11,    1816. 

3058.  II.      Ann   Eliza;    b.    Jan.    7,    1801;    d.    Nov.    10,    1801. 

*3059.  III.  George   Armstrong;   b.    Dec.    12,    1803;    m.    Jessie   Alexander. 

3060.  IV.  Rebecca  Armstrong;  b.  Aug.  21,  1806;  d.  June  11,  1831;  m. 
Stuart   Turbett. 

3061.  V.     Amanda;    b.    Aug.    31,    1808;    d.    early. 

3062.  VI.  John   R.;    b.    Aug.    19,    1810;    d.    early. 

3063.  VII.  James;  m.  Mary  Holmes  of  Pittsburg,  Pa.;  ch.  1.  Ann  Eliza; 
2.   Sarah. 

3026.  III.  3002.  JAMBS'  LYON  [James^  John*],  bom  Feb.  11, 
1786;  died  March  20,  1872;  married  his  cousin  Elizabeth  Lyon  (No. 
3104),  they  lived  in  Huntington  Co.,  later  in  Fulton  Co.,  Pa. 

Children    of   James   and   Elizabeth    (Lyon)    Lyon: 

3064.  I.  Margaret  Oliver;  b.  June  7,  1810;  d.  March  1863;  m.  1832, 
D.    C.    Ross. 

*3065.     II.     John   William;    b.    Dec.    1811;    m.    Catherine    V.    Ross. 

3066.     III.     Benjamin    Alexander;    b.     May    25,    1818;    unm. 
*3067.     IV.     James    Graham;    b.     Oct.     3,    1820;    m.     Margaret    Roberts. 

3032.  III.  3003.  SAMUEL*  LYON  [SamueP,  John*],  born  Jan. 
19,  1791;  married  Nancy  Campbell. 

Children    of    Samuel    and   Nancy    (Campbell)    Lyon: 

3068.  I.     Parker    Campbell;    res.     Richmond,    Va. 

3069.  II.      Ellen;    m.    Rev.    Nichols    of    Mobile,    Ala. 

3043.  IV.  3013.  WILLIAM*  LYON  [Samuel*,  William',  John']; 
m.  1st, Reynolds;  m,  2nd, Mulholland. 

Children   of  William   Lyon: 

3070.  I.     WiUiam;  d.   young. 

3071.  II.     Samuel;    lawyer   in    Blalrsville. 

3073.     III.     May;   m.    George   Duchat;    res.    Chicago,    111. 
3073.     IV.     George    McDonald;    unm.;    res.     Chicago. 
There  were  other  children. 


LYON    FAMILIES    OF    PENNSYLVANIA  327 

3044.  IV.  3013.  REV.  GEORGE  ARMSTRONG*  LYON  [SamueP, 
William^  John'],  married  Mary  Sterrett,  Erie,  Pa. 

Children    of    George    A.     and    Mary    (Sterrett)    Lyon: 

3073.  I.  aiargaret;  b.  1830;  m.  John  W.  Douglas,  lawyer,  Washington, 
D.   C. 

3074.  II.  Alexander  McD.;  b.  1S35;  m.  1st,  Ann  Lowry;  m.  2nd,  Maria 
Crolby;   2  ch. 

3075.  III.     George    A.;    b.     1837;    m.     Rose    Vincent;    2    ch . 

3076.  IV.  Wilbur;  b.  1841;  m.  1st,  Hattie  Cadwell;  m.  2nd,  Maria  Derrick- 
son;    2  ch. 

3049.  IV.  3018.  REV.  WILLIAM*  LYON  [George  A^,  William^, 
John'],  born  Aug.  3,  1819;  died  June  1862;  m.  July  1846  Augusta  Bald- 
win. 

Children    of    William    and    Augusta    (Baldwin)     Lyon: 

3077.  I.     George    A.;    b.    July    6,    1847. 

3078.  IL     John    Lyttleton:    b.    Aug.     13,    1849. 

3079.  III.      Henry    Webb;    b.    June    1852. 

3080.  IV.     Lucy    Baldwin;    b.    Aug.    1854. 

3081.  V.     Anna    Trace;    b.    June    1859. 

3082.  VI.     William    Lyttleton;    b.    Sept.     1860. 

3054.  IV.  3018.  ALEXANDER  PARKER*  LYON  [George  A*., 
William^  John'],  born  June  29,  1829;  died  Dec.  17,  1861;  m.  May  10, 
1855  Eliza  T.  Denniston. 

Children    of    Alexander    P.    and    Eliza    T.     (Denniston)    Lyon: 

3083.  I.  Catherine  Thaw;  b.  May  6,  1856;  m.  Albert  Fell,  of  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 

3084.  II.      Charles  Lyttleton;   b.    Jan.    26,    1858;   m.    Annie   Reed. 

3085.  III.  Alexander  Parker;  b.  Dec.  27.  1859;  m.  Mary  Duydam;  a  dau. 
Emma. 

3086.  IV.     John   Denniston;   b.    Jan.    1861;    res.    Pittsburg,    Pa. 

3059.  IV.  3021.  GEORGE  ARMSTRONG*  LYON  [William', 
James^  John'],  born  Dec.  12,  1803;  died  Oct.  23,  1873;  m.  1st,  Nov.  11, 
1830,  Jessie  Alexander;  she  died  May  12,  1835  and  he  married  second, 
Oct.  31,  1836,  Sidney  J.  Oliver. 

Children    of    George    A.    and    Jessie    (Alexander)    Lyon: 

3087.  I.  Rebecca  Armstrong;  b.  Nov.  18,  1831;  m.  1st,  James  McAllister; 
m.    2nd,    Jan.    16,    1879,    David    Wilson,    Ph.    D. 

3088.  II.  James  Alexander;  b.  April  8,  1833;  m.  Orlie  A.  Mitchelson;  ch. : 
1.    Albert   Chase;    2.    James   Park,    Wymore,    Neb. 

Daughter    of    George    A.    and    Sidney   J.     (Oliver)    Lyon: 

3089.  III.     Mary    M.;    b.     March    23,    1840;    res.     Belleville,    Pa. 


328  LYON   FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA 

3065.  IV.  3026.  JOHN  WILLIAM*  LYON  [James',  James=,  Jehu'], 
bom  Dec.  1811;  died  Feb.  27,  1845;  was  a  farmer  in  Fulton  Co.  He 
married,  Dec.  1838,  Catherine  V.  Ross. 

ChiUlren    of    John    W.    and    Catherine    V.     (Ross)    Lyon: 

3090.  I.     Elizabeth;    b.    Oct.    10,    1839;    m.    George    Chestnut. 

3091.  II.     Margaret;    b.     May    1841;    m.     J.    W.     Patterson. 

3092.  III.     James    Graham;    b.     Feb.     1843. 

3093.  IV.     John;     b.     Jan.     1845. 

3067.  IV.  3026.  JAMES  GRAHAM*  LYON  [Jamas',  James^ 
John'],  born  Oct.  3,  1820;  res.  Fulton  Co.;  married  June  27,  1857,  Mar- 
garet Roberts. 

Children  of  James  G.   and  Margaret    (Roberts)   Lyon: 

3094.  I.     Mary   Ida;    b.    May    10,    1858;    d.    Feb.    14,    1864. 

3095.  IL     Ettie    Elizabeth;    b.     Oct.     10,     1859. 

3096.  III.     James    Elmer;    b.     Feb.     2,     1869. 


3100.  JAMES  LYON,  brother  of  John  Lyon,  No.  3000,  did  not  him- 
self come  to  America,  but  three  of  his  sons  did  so.  Among  his  children 
were: 

8101.     I.      William;    a    Tory;    settled    in    Canada. 

3102.  II.  Robert;  a  lieutenant  in  the  6th  Pennsylvania,  In  the  Revolution; 
d.    Northumberland,    Pa.,    Aug.    19,    1823,    ae.    77. 

♦3103.     III.     Benjamin;   b.    1752;   m.    Mary   Lyon    (No.    3005). 

3103.  II.  3100.  BENJAMIN''  LYON  [James'],  born  in  Ireland 
1752;  came  to  America  1763  with  his  uncle  John  Lyon  (No.  3000). 
He  was  a  lieutenant  and  captain  in  the  Revolution;  resigned  1779 
on  account  of  ill  health.  He  removed  to  Northumberland  but  returned 
about  1800.  He  married  his  cousin  Mary  Lyon  (No.  3005).  She 
died  1811,  and  he  went  to  live  with  his  daughter  Elizabeth  in  Hunting- 
don County. 

Children    of    Benjamin    and    Mary    (Lyon)    Lyon: 

3104.  I.  Elizabeth;  b.  Dec.  15,  1780;  d.  Jan.  21,  1849;  m,  her  cousin 
James   Lyon   (No.    3026). 

*3105.     II.     John;   b.    Aug.    11,    1782;    d.    Jan.    25,    1868. 
*3106.     III.     James;    b.    April    12,    1787;    m.    Ann   Forman. 
3107.     IV.     Margaret;   d.    about   1825. 

3105.  HI.  3103.  JOHN*  LYON  [Benjamin^  James'],  born  Aug. 
11,  1782;   died  Jan.  25,  1868.     He  married  first,  April  29,  1808,  Jane 


LYON   FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA  329 

Maclay.  She  died  April  30,  1809  and  he  married  second,  Sept.  7,  1814, 
Ann  Patton,  daughter  of  Gen.  John  Patton;  she  died  May  1817  and  he 
married  third,  July  20,  1820,  Margaret  E.  Stewart.  She  died  May  26, 
1835  and  he  married  fourth  Ann  P.  Huhley,  who  survived  him  and  died 
Nov.  13,  1884.  He  was  head  of  the  firm  of  Lyon,  Short  &  Co.,  engaged 
in  the  iron  industry.  He  removed  to  Pittsburg  where  he  carried  on 
the  manufacture  of  charcoal  on  a  very  extensive  scale. 

Son    of    John    and    Jane    (Maclay)    Lyon: 

3108.  I.  WiUiam  Maclay;  b.  April  20,  1S09;  was  a  member  of  his  father's 
flrm. 

Son    of    John    and    Ann    (Patton)    Lyon: 
*3109.     II.     John   Patton;   b.    June    5,    1815;    m.    "Westanna    S.    Elliott. 

Children    of    John    and    Margaret    E.     (Stewart)     Lyon: 
♦3110.     III.     James    Benjamin;    b.    April    21,    1821;    m.    Anna    M.     Lyon    (No. 
3053). 

*3111.     IV.     Samuel    Stewart;   b.    Nov.    11,    1822;    m.    Anna   "Valentine. 
3112.     V.     Mary  A.;   b.    Dec.    24,    1824;   d.    March   7,    1863;    m.    Feb.    15,    1848 
J.    Robert    Lowrie. 

*3113.     VI.     George   W.;    b.    Nov.    7,    1826;    m.    Anna    C.    Potter. 

3114.  VII.     Jane  Alice;  b.    March  24,   1829;   m.   April   11,   1850  Bucher  Ayres. 

3115.  VIII.  Margaret  Elizabeth;  twin  sister  of  Jane;  d.  Oct.  12,  1867; 
m.    Oct.     15,    1851,    Rev.    Robert    Hamill. 

3116.  IX.  Sarah  Walker;  b.  April  28,  1831;  d.  May  15,  1860;  m.  Dec.  23, 
1852,    George   Bucher    Porter. 

•3117.     X.     Thomas   Stewart;   b.    March   15,    1833;   m.   Nannie  J.   Wright. 

3118.  XI.     Emma;    b.    April    4,    1835;    d.    young. 

3106.  HI.  3103.  JAMES*  LYON  [Benjamin*,  James*],  bom  April 
12,  1787;  d.  Aug.  28,  1851;  a  merchant  in  Oswego,  N.  Y.;  m,  April  25, 
1811,  Ann  Forman. 

Children  of  James   and  Ann    (Forman)    Lyon: 

3119.  I.     Joseph  Benjamin;   b.    March   3,    1812;   m.    Ann  ;    d.    Nov. 

9,   1872. 

3120.  II.     John  Edward;    b.    June    18,    1813;    m.    Catherine   M.    Tracy;    res. 

Oswego,   N.    Y. ;   children:   1.  Kate,  m.  ;   2.  James,  of  California;  3.  Aimi«, 

unm. :   4.   Gardiner. 

3121.  III.  Mary  Elizabeth;  b.  Dec.  24.  1814;  m.  1st,  Theodore  Morgan;  m. 
2nd,   Charles  Whittlesey. 

3132.  IV.  James  H.;  b.  April  6,  1817;  m.  Ann  Maloney;  res.  Chicago,  111.; 
children:    1.   Mary,  m.    F.   Richie;    2.   Kate. 

3123.  V.     Margaret;  b.    Aug.    29.   1822;  m.   George  W.   Noxon. 

3124.  VI.     Joshua   Forman;   b.    June    6,    1830;    d.    April   12,    1856;    unm. 

3109.  IV.  3105.  JOHN  PATTON*  LYON  [John*,  Benjamin*, 
James*],  born  June  5,  1815;  was  an  iron  manulacturer,  Sligo,  Clarion 
Co.    He  married  Westanna  S.  Elliott. 


330  LYON   FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA 

Children    of    John    P.    and    Westanna    S.     (Elliott)    Lyon: 
3125.     I.     John  Edward;   d.   young. 
•3126.     II.     David  Elliot;   b.   Dec.    26,    1844;   m.    Ettie   M.    Smith. 

3127.  III.     Anna  Ellen;   d.   young. 

3128.  IV.     Fanny  Grant;  m.   Feb.    22,    1870,   George   B.    Logan. 

3129.  V.     Alice   Patton. 

3130.  VI.     John   Patton;    d.    young. 

3131.  VII.  Edward  West;  m.  Aug.  24,  1882,  Minnie  M.  Relnhart  of 
Thomasvllle,    N.    C. ;    ch. :      1.     Margori;      2.     Minon. 

3132.  VIII.     Marian  Bella. 

3110.  IV.  3105.  JAMES  BENJAMIN*  LYON  [John*,  BeIljamin^ 
James*],   born  April   21,   1821;    married,   Oct.   3,   1850,   Anna  M.   Lyon 

(No.   3053). 

Children    of    James    B.    and    Anna    M.     (Lyon)    Lyon: 

3133.  I.     Ellen  D.;   b.    April   5,    1852. 

3134.  II.  John  Glamis;  b.  July  20,  1855;  glass  manufacturer,  Pittsburg, 
Pa.;    m.    Adelina   C.    Langworthy;    a   son   James   B.,   b.    Oct.    3,    1883. 

3135.  III.     Margaret    Stewart;    b.    May    19,    1858. 

3136.  IV.     James  Benjamin;   b.    Oct.    9,    1860. 

3137.  V.     George  Alexander;   b.    March    22,    1863. 

3138.  VI.     Mary  Lowrie;  b.   March   15,    1866. 

3139.  VII.  Thomas  Lyttleton;  b.  Feb.  17,  1869;  glass  manufacturer, 
Pittsburg,   Pa. 

3111.  IV.  3105.  SAMUEL  STEWART*  LYON  [John»,  Benjamin^ 
James'],  born  Nov.  11,  1822;  res.  Bellefonte,  Pa.;  m.  Oct.  16,  1855,  Anna 
Valentine. 

Children    of    Samuel    S.    and    Anna    (Valentine)    Lyon: 

3140.  I.  John  Stewart;  b.  Jan.  4,  1857;  m.  April  2,  1885,  Margaret 
McKnight. 

3141.  II.     Abraham   Valentine;    d.    young. 

3142.  III.     Anna  Valentine;  b.   April   1,    1858. 

3143.  IV.     Clara    Valentine;    b.    March    14,    1861;    m.    William    J.      Nichols. 

3144.  V.     Mary    Lowrie;    b.    Sept.     19,    1863;    m.    Dec.    25,    1884,    Ellis    Orvls. 

3145.  VI.     Rebecca   Pugji;    b.    Jan.    23,    1872. 

3113.  IV.  3105.  GEORGE  W.*  LYON  [John«,  Benjamin^  James'], 
born  Nov.  7,  1826;  res.  Huntington  Co.;  iron  manufacturer;  married 
June  25,  1863,  Anna  C.  Porter. 

Children    of    George    W.    and    Anna    C.    (Porter)    Lyon: 

3146.  I.     Clara    Charlton;    d.    1865. 

3147.  II.     George    Porter;    d.    1870. 

3148.  III.     John   Porter;    b.    July   29,    1872. 


LYON   FAMILIES   OF   PENNSYLVANIA  331 

3117.  IV.  3105.  THOMAS  STEWART*  LYON  [John^  Benjamin=, 
James^],  born  March  15,  1833;  res.  Topeka,  Kansas;  m.  Sept.  14,  1865, 
Nannie  J.  Wright. 

Children    of    Thomas    S.    and    Nannie    J.     (Wright)    Lyon: 

3149.  I.     Miriam;    b.    Nov.    12,    1866. 

3150.  II.      Margaret   HamlU;   b.    Feb.    12,    1873;    d.    young. 

3151.  III.     William   Maclay;    b.    March   16,    1874. 

3126.  V.  3109.  DAVID  ELLIOTT^  LYON  [John  P.*,  John',  Ben- 
jamin*, James'],  born  Dec.  26,  1844;  was  a  Captain  in  the  Civil  war; 
married  June  23,  1868,  Ettie  M.  Smith. 

Children    of    David    E.    and    Ettie    M.     (Smith)    Lyon: 

3152.  I.     Alice  Fatton  West. 
S153.     II.     Westanna  Elliott. 


LYON    FAMILY   OF   MARBLEHEAD,    MASS. 

Of  the  origin  of  the  Marblehead  Lyon  family  nothing  has  been 
ascertained.  A  few  years  ago  there  was  advertised  for  sale  a  Lyon 
coat  of  arms,  said  to  have  been  for  several  generations  in  possession 
of  this  family;  also  a  very  complete  manuscript  record  of  the  family 
history.  These  may  sometime  be  rediscovered.  The  facts  here  given 
are  all  gathered  from  parish  and  town  records  of  Marblehead. 

JAMES^  LYON  of  Marblehead  married,  March  1,  1747-8,  Elizabeth 
Merritt. 

Children  of  James  and  Elizabeth  Merritt  Lyon: 

I.  James;   bapt.    July    2,    1749;    d.    In    Infancy. 

II.  Jane;  bapt.  Nov.  3,   1751;  m.   Jan.   31,   1773,   Thomas  Lefavour. 
*III.     James;  bapt.  Feb.  23,  1755. 

IV.  Elizabeth;   bapt.   Nov.    21,    1756;   d.    in   infancy. 

V.  Elizabeth;  bapt.  July  8,   1759. 

JAMES'  LYON   [James^],  baptized  at  Marblehead  Feb.  23,  1755; 

died  Aug.  10,  1824,  ae.  72  y.    He  was  a  sailmaker.    He  married  in  Mar- 

,       yi,A^  blehead,  Oct.  21,  1781,  Sarah  Laskey, 


^WfA>^  Children  of  James  and  Sarah   (Laskey)    Lyon,   born  at  Marblehead. 


.'^.^, 


*I.     James;  bapt.   March   24,    1782;   m.   May  10,   1808,   Rebecca  Selman. 
IL     Sarah;   bapt.   April   11,   1784. 
IIL     Elizabeth;   bapt.   Nov.    20,    1785. 

IV.  Samuel  Merritt;  bapt.  Feb.  24,  1788;  m.  (Int.)  May  11,  1816,  Sarah 
Beal.  [A  child  of  Samuel  d.  Oct.  1821;  a  dau.  (of  Samuel  and  Sally),  Sarah 
E.,   b.    1822,   m.    June    26,    1845,    Ebenezer   Martin,    ae.    23). 

V.  John;    bapt.    March    21,    1790;    d.    May    13    (or    15),    1809. 

VI.  William;  bapt.  Jan.  11,  1792;  m.  (?)  July  1,  1816,  Sarah  Tutt;  d. 
(7)  Feb.  10,  1825,  ae.  35  y.  William  and  Sarah  had  five  children,  all  d.  In  In- 
fancy,   1819 — 1824. 

VII.  Charles;  bapt.  June  15,   1794;  d.  Oct.   15,  1824,  ae.   29  y. 

VIII.  Thomas;    bapt.    May    15,    1796;    a   seaman    (mate);    d.    June    30,    1825. 

Possibly  It   was  this   Thomas  who  m.   Mary  and  had  a  son  James,   b. 

1821,  who  m.  Feb.  23,  1845,  Jane  B.  Freete,  ae.  23. 

IX.  Richard;    bapt.    Aug.    5,    1798;    m.    Hannah    ;    a    dau.    Mary 

bapt.  March  21,   1845. 

X.  Jane;  bapt.  July  1,   1800;  d.   Sept.   3,   1800. 

JAMES'  LYON  [James'  James'],  baptized  at  Marblehead,  March 
24,  1782;  died  April  21,  1822.  He  was  a  seaman  (mate);  married, 
May  10,  1808,  Rebecca  Selman  who  survived  him  and  died  Jan.  27, 
1832. 

Children  of  James  and  Rebecca  (Selman)  Lyon: 
I.     Infant;  d.   Sept.   5,   1811. 


LYON    FAMILY   OF    MARBLEHEAD,    MASS.  333 

II.  Kebecca  Jane;  b.  about  Oct.   1812;  bapt.  June  6,   1819,   ae.   6  y.   9  in. 

III.  Sarah  Dennis;  b.  about  Jan.  1815;  bapt.  June  6,  1819,  ae.  4  y.  6  m;  m. 
(?)    Oct.    31,    1830,    John   Green. 

IV.  James;   bapt.   June   6,    1S19. 

V.  Abigail;  bapt.  Feb.  28,  1821.  Possibly  to  this  family  belongs  also  John 
Lyon   who  m.    Mary   E.   and   had   a   son   Samuel,    born   Nov.    17,    1S47. 

THOMAS  LYONS,  probably  of  the  family  of  John,  but  possibly 
Thomas'  [James^  James']  (above),  married,  Feb.  18,  1830,  Hannah 
Besom. 

Children   of   Thomas   and   Hannah    (Besom)    Lyons: 

I.  Betsey  L«wis;  bapt.   June  7,   1829. 

II.  James;   bapt.   June   7,    1829. 

III.  Thomas;   bapt.    June   7,    1829. 

IV.  WUliam:  bapt.   June  7,   1829. 

JOHN  LYON,  parentage  not  ascertained,  married  Mary  E.  . 

Children    of  John    and   Mary   E.    ( )    Lyon: 

I.  Theodate;   bapt.    Dec.    21,    1845. 

II.  Samuel  Thomas;   bapt.   Nov.   17,    1847. 

JOHN  LYONS,  apparently  of  a  family  unrelated  to  the  foregoing, 
married  July  25,  1754,  Lydia  Lambert.  A  daughter  Mary,  bapt.  June 
15,  1755,  married,  Feb.  3,  1776,  Joseph  Hibbert.  There  is  record  of  a 
John  J.  Lyons,  who  married  Feb.  23,  1740,  Mary  Thompson;  also  a 
John  Lyon  or  Lyons  who,  in  1782,  was  engaged  to  be  married  to  Mrs. 
Sarah  Port.  There  was  also  in  Marblehead  a  Lynes  family  repre- 
sented by  a  Samuel  Lynes  who  married,  Sept.  24,  1741,  Elizabeth 
Commins,  and  in  the  next  generation  (presumably)  by  a  Samuel  who 
married  March  1,  1778,  Deborah  Marston. 


MISCELLANEOUS   LYON    ITEMS. 

The  following  additional  notes  on  some  of  the  Old  World  Lyons 
were  communicated  by  Dr.  G.  W.  A.  Lyon,  as  supplemental  to  the 
Chapter  on  the  Lyons  of  England,  pp.  7  et.  seq. 

In  the  archives  of  Calvados,  Normandy,  are  preserved  papers  re- 
lating to  the  Abbey  of  Villers-Canivet.  No.  12  is  a  deed  wherein  Raoul 
Buffart  gives  certain  rights,  etc.,  to  the  abbey  on  the  occasion  of  his 
daughter's  entering  the  community  as  religieuse.  Pierre  [Peter]  de 
Lions  is  mentioned  as  witness  to  this  deed.  The  document  is  with- 
out date;  but  the  abbey  has  existed  since  1127;  chart  No.  69  bears 
date  1150;  chart  No.  71,  1154;  chart  No.  72,  1186  etc.  The  abbey  was 
near  Falaise,  and  not  far  from  the  castle  of  Lions.  It  is  quite  possible, 
therefore,  that  Pierre  was  the  father  of  Ingelram,  the  first  of  the  name 
in  England.     Peter,  then,  has  persisted  as  a  family  name  for  700  years. 

No.  84  in  the  papers  of  the  Abbey  of  St.  Jean  of  Falaise — in  the 
same  diocese  as  the  above — founded  by  consent  of  Henry  I.  of  England, 
is  a  gift  to  the  abbey  by  Geoffrey  Louon  of  the  lands  which  Richard, 
a  priest,  son  of  Hugh  de  Muires,  held  of  him  and  Asceline  his  wife. 
The  date  is  1224,  but  the  seal  is  broken.  This  Geoffrey  may  have  been 
Geoffrey  of  Norfolk. 

In  the  archives  of  the  Abbey  of  Fontaine-Guerard  is  a  long  and 
circumstantial  account  of  the  murder  by  William  de  Lion,  Lord  of 
Haqueville  of  hs  wife,  Marie  de  Ferrieres.  The  murder  was  an 
atrocious  one,  and  William,  to  escape  the  royal  justice,  surrendered 
himself  at  the  prison  at  Rouen,  alleging  that  the  crime,  having  been 
committed  in  a  convent,  belonged  to  ecclesiastic  jurisdiction.  But  on 
complaint  of  the  family  of  Ferrieres,  the  King  ordered  the  prisoner 
sent  to  the  castle  of  Guerard.  He  was  forced  to  found  a  daily  mass 
forever  in  the  church  of  Fontaine-Guerard  for  the  repose  of  the  soul 
of  his  victim;  to  give  a  certain  amount  of  land  to  the  four  sons  which 
he  had  by  his  marriage;  to  remain  two  years  outside  the  realm,  and 
to  make  several  pilgrimages.  Dated  June  1,  1401.  He  was  killed  1415 
at  Agincourt.  The  sepulchral  statue  of  Marie  de  Ferrieres,  removed 
from  the  church  to  the  Tower  of  King  John  of  England,  was  subse- 
quently restored  to  the  church,  and  is  still  existent. 

In  the  choir  of  this  abbey  was  interred  Herve  de  Lion,  who  had 
become  Lord  of  Radepont  by  his  marriage  with  Matilde  de  Poissy 
about   1280.     Nearby   is  interred   Herv6   de  Lion,   their   son.   Lord  of 


MISSCELLANEOUS   LYON    ITEMS  335 

Noyon  on  the  Andelle,  of  Radepont  and  of  Pont  St.  Pierre,  husband  of 
Jeanne  de  Montmorenci. 

In  the  matter  of  the  Lyon  estate  at  Eccleston,  Lancaster,  Henry 
and  Ellen,  his  wife,  had  a  messuage  and  lands  there  in  the  early  part 
of  the  15th  century;  this  descended  through  Robert,  George,  Henry,  to 
William,  claimant  in  1570.     George  had  it  in  1609. 


The  "Lyon  dollar"  was  a  Dutch  (Brabant)  coin,  so  called  because 
it  bore  the  figure  of  a  lion  (formerly  often  written  lyon).  In 
Feb.,  1705,  the  merchants  of  New  York  complained  that  that  city 
was  drained  of  "heavy"  money  "so  that  we  can  expect  nothing  to 
tarry  with  us  but  the  Lyon  dollar,  whereof  none  here  can  judge  of 
their  value."  The  coin  was  said  to  have  been  then  commonly  in 
circulation  in  New  York,  Pennsylvania  and  even  in  the  Carolinas. 
Its  value,  the  merchants  at  that  time  believed  should  be  fixed  at 
5s.  6d.  In  1720  an  Act  was  passed  to  raise  the  value  of  the  Lyon 
dollar.    In  1768  they  were  mentioned  as  "rarely  now  seen." 

In  a  letter  from  Edward  Howes  to  John  Winthrop  Jr.,  dated  Feb. 
25,  1629,  occurs  the  following:  "The  Arabian  Philos.  I  writt  to  you  of 
he  was  styled  among  vs  Dr  Lyon,  the  best  of  all  the  Rosicrucians  that 
ever  I  mett  with  all,  farre  beyond  Dr  Ever." 

An  old  indenture  dated  May  26,  1705,  is  recorded  in  New  York 
city  of  Phillip  Lyon,  orphan  ae.  about  fourteen  as  servant  and  appren- 
tice to  Hendrick  von  Bael  of  the  city  of  New  York.  Another  early 
Lyon  name  in  New  York  is  that  of  Thomas  Lyon,  barber,  May  27, 
1702.  Half  a  century  later  we  find  an  Abraham  Lyon,  Jew,  baker,  in 
New  York  mentioned  in  will  of  Mordicai  Gomez  dated  May  3,  1750. 

Rye  was  originally  Poningoe.  named  from  Ponus,  one  of  the  rul- 
ing sagamores  of  Rippowams  (Stamford)  1640.  The  Byram  river  was 
called  Armonck;  Blind  Brook  was  Mockquams;  Stony  Brook  was 
Pockeotessen. 

In  1729  the  proprietors  of  undivided  lands  in  Rye  granted  to  the 
Presbyterian  Society  half  an  acre  of  land  on  the  plains  for  a  building 
site,  signed  among  others  by  John  Lyon,  Jr.  (No.  24)  and  Joseph 
Lyon  (No.  8). 

In  the  will  of  John  Allison  of  Haverstraw,  Jan.  6,  1751,  mention 
is  made  of  land  of  Banks  and  Lyon  lying  in  Kakiat  (Lib.  xix,  p.  141). 

The  will  of  Elisha  Budd  of  White  Plains  (see  No.  42),  dated  Sept. 
11,  1765,  speaks  of  father  in  law  Joseph  Lyon  and  makes  bequests  to 


336  MISSCELLANEOUS   LYON    ITEMS 

four  daughters,  Miriam  Maynard,  Sarah  Purdy,  Ann  Brown  and  Phebe 
Theal,  also  son  Jonathan  and  son  in  law  Isaiah  Maynard  (executor) 
Lib.  XXV.  p.  8.  The  record  of  No.  156  on  page  63  should  therefore 
read:  m.  before  1765  Isaiah  [not  Jonah]  Maynard;  also  to  the  record 
of  No.  159  should  be  added:  m.  before  1765 Theall. 

In  "Westchester  Wills"  it  is  stated  that  Coles  Golding  of  Bedford, 
in  will  dated  Jan.  6,  1760,  makes  bequest  to  Israel  Lyons  (No.  275), 
son  of  Israel,  and  appoints  as  executors  wife  Phebe  and  friends  Jon- 
athan Lyons  Sr.  and  Israel  Lyons.  ,  The  statement  differs  in  several 
particulars  from  that  found  on  page  75.  Reference  is  to  Lib.  XXII, 
p.  11. 

The  will  of  Thomas  Marsh  (Lib.  XXVII,  p.  351)  of  Harrison's 
Purchase  was  dated  April  14,  1770,  probated  Oct.  3,  1770. 

As  stated  on  footnote  on  page  69,  Thomas  Marsh  of  Harrison's 
Purchase  bequeathed  land  to  his  daughter  Anne,  wife  of  Thomas 
Lyon  (No.  72),  to  go  to  her  son  Samuel  Lyon  at  her  death.  He  made 
bequests  also  to  his  grand-daughters  Sarah  Lyon  (land)  and  Phebe 
Lyon  (£100).  The  record  on  page  69  gives  the  birth  of  Sarah 
daughter  of  Thomas  Lyon  as  July  15,  1771,  whereas  the  will  of  Thomas 
Marsh  was  dated  April  14,  1770.  The  inference  is  that  Thomas  Lyon 
had  a  daughter  Sarah  who  may  or  may  not  have  been  older  than 
Phebe.  but  who  died  after  April  14,  1770  and  before  July  15,  1771. 

The  will  of  Susannah  Bishop  of  Phillips  Manor  (or  Phillipsburgh) 
dated  June  12,  1763  (Lib.  XXIV,  p.  190)  makes  bequests  to  daughter 
Sarah  Lyons  and  granddaughter  Jemima  Lyons,  also  to  sons  John 
and  Thomas  and  to  daughters  Rebecca  Drake,  Susannah  Ryder,  Je- 
mima Styvers  and  Ann  Wildby.  [In  these  old  wills  the  name  Lyon 
is  not  unfrequently  written  Lyons,  if  the  printed  copies  are  to  be 
trusted.] 

An  unidentified  Samuel  Lyon  lived  in  New  York  City  in  the  mid- 
dle of  the  eighteenth  century.  He  was  probably  not  of  the  family  of 
Thomas  Lyon  of  Rye.  His  will  indicates  the  nature  of  his  business, 
and  seems  to  show  that  he  had  no  immediate  relatives  or  else  that 
he  was  disowned  by  his  family  The  will  is  as  follows  (Lib  xxii  p. 
328,  Surrogate's  office.  New  York  City) :  In  the  name  of  God  Amen. 
I  Samuel  Lyon  of  the  City  of  New  York,  Marriner,  being  of  Sound  mind 
and  memory  and  considering  the  uncertainty  of  this  Frail  and  Transi- 
tory Life,  do  therefore  make  and  ordain  this  my  last  Will  and  Testa- 
ment;  that  is  to  say,  First,  after  all  my  just  debts  be  paid  and  dis- 


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337 


charged,  I  give  and  bequeath  unto  my  trusty  Friend  Alexander  Wylly 
and  Mary  his  wife,  of  the  said  City  of  New  York,  Tavern  Keepers, 
all  my  real  and  Personal  Estate,  and  more  particularly  all  my  share 
or  shares  of  Prize  Money  due  or  coming  to  me  from  all  prizes  taken 
by  the  Privateer,  Sloop  Goldfinch,  Capt.  Dobbs  Commander,  during 
her  last  Cruize,  and  likewise  all  share  or  shares  of  Prize  Money  that 
shall  be  or  may  become  due  to  me  from  The  Privateer,  Brigg  George, 
Peter  Healy  Commander,  now  bound  on  a  Cruize  against  his  Majesty's 
enemies.  Likewise  I  make  and  ordain  the  said  Alexander  Wylly  and 
Mary  his  wife  to  be  Executors  of  this  my  last  Will  and  Testament, 
hereby  utterly  disallowing  any  former  wills  by  me  made.  In  witness 
whereof,  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  Seal  the  thirtyyeth  day  of 
July,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  fifty 
eight,  and  in  the  thirty  second  year  of  his  Majesty's  reign.  Witness- 
es:    George  Campbell,  Stephen  Fitz  Patrick,  Moses  Cherry. 

MERRILL  PALMER  LYON  was  a  descendant  of  some  Canterbury 
Lyon.  Note  that  Harriet^  Lyon  [Chester^  Ephraim=,  Ebenezer']  of 
Canterbury  married  Henry  P.  Palmer,  as  a  suggestion  for  the  origin 
of  the  given  name  Palmer.  The  family  has  a  tradition  of  some  re- 
mote connection  with  Gen.  Nathaniel  Lyon.  Merrill  Palmer  Lyon 
married  Mary  Antress  Lewis.  They  had  a  son  Joseph  Palmer  Lyon, 
born  at  Hanover,  Conn.,  Nov.  29,  1869;  whether  or  not  there  were  other 
children  has  not  been  ascertained.  Joseph  Palmer  Lyon  is  a  civil 
engineer,  grad.  Mass.  Institute  of  Technology,  where  he  was  after- 
wards Instructor  and  Assistant  Professor.  Specialty,  bridge  construc- 
tion. Has  been  Bridge  Inspector  for  New  York  Central  R.  R.,  and 
Estimator  for  American  Car  and  Foundry  Co.,  Passaic,  N.  J.  Has 
resided  in  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  New  York  City,  Detroit,  Mich.,  at  last  ac- 
count (1905)  in  Hanover,  Conn.  He  married  in  Hyde  Park,  Mass. 
Oct.  31,  1896  Frances  Clara  La  Rhetta,  born  1873,  daughter  of  Samuel 
(dec.  July  15,  1898)  and  Clara  Ann  (Lovell)  La  Rhetta. 

Daughter    of   Joseph    P.    and   Frances    C.    (La    Rhetta)    Lyon: 
I.      Louise    Frances;    b.    Rochester,    N.    Y.,    July    2,    1899. 

MRS.  TRUMAN  HAW  LEY  LYON  of  Grand  Rapids,  Mich,  (see 
Lyon  Pioneers  of  Michigan,  in  Vol.  II.  of  the  Memorial)  died  sud- 
denly Dec.  23,  1907.  The  fatal  attack  of  heart  disease  came  just  as 
her   son-in-law.   Prof.   Greacon   of   the   High   School   in   Grand   Rapids 

(22) 


338  MISCELLANEOUS   LYON   ITEMS 

was  reading  aloud  a  letter  telling  of  the  birth  in  Cleveland  (to  Mrs. 
Carl  Adams)  of  her  first  great-grandchild.  Mrs.  Lyon  was  one  of  the 
oldest  residents  of  the  city  and  prominent  in  club  and  society  circles. 

ERNEST  NEAL  LYON  (see  Vol.  II.  p.  379),  widely  known  as  a 
contributor  of  verse  to  various  magazines,  died  at  Pasadena,  Cal., 
Nov.  26,  1907.  An  obituary  notice  appeared  in  the  Newark  Evening 
News  of  Nov.  30,  giving  a  sketch  of  his  life  and  commenting  favorably 
on  his  literary  achievements.  Especial  mention  is  made  of  his 
lines  on  President  McKinley's  last  words  and  those  on  Roosevelt's 
Charge  at  San  Juan.  He  is  survived  by  his  wife,  Amelia  Stanner 
Lyon. 


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Addenda  and  Corrigenda. 


1.  FAMILY  OF  WILLIAM   LYON   OF   ROXBURY. 

No.  35,  p.  32. — Probably  died  intestate  about  1718.  Jan.  30,  1720-1 
"Elizabeth  Lyon,  daughter  of  Edward  Airs  of  Portsmouth,  widow  of 
Henry  Lyon,  who  died  two  or  three  years  ago,"  petitions  for  a  settle- 
ment of  the  estate.  There  seems  to  be  no  other  Henry  Lyon  to  whom 
this  could  refer. 

No.  6,  p.  33. — Joseph  may  have  had  a  daughter  Abigail,  born  about 
1699.  No  other  explanation  suggests  itself  for  the  record:  "Abigail 
Lyon  of  Woodstock  married,  July  18,  1718,  William  Chapman  of  Mans- 
field." /  ^   , 

No.  12,  p.  36. — It  is  likely  that  this  iwas  the  "Lyon  of  Roxbury"  of 
whom  John  Winthrop,  Aug.  7,  1711,  writes  that  he  hired  four  horses. 
"Lyon  himself,"  he  adds,  "comes  with  us  with  an  axe,  if  there  should 
be  bows  in  the  way."     Otlier  Lyons  living  in  Roxbury  at  that  time    n 
were  Thomas  (No.  3),  ae.  63;  William-  (No.  5),  ae.  59;  Eliphalet  (No.     /i_^. 
29),   ae.   24,   and   possibly  Joseph^    (No.   6),   ae.   57,   although   he   was     ^  f_p-c£< 
probably  living  then  in  Woodstock.  •  2^'t-<-^-«-c-e<2<j-,^  4ij-  . 

No.  105,  p.  41. — Ebenezer  Goodell  inherited  from  his  father  the 
old  home  farm  in  Canterbury   (set  off  from  Pomfret  1749). 

Children  of  Ebenezer  and  Experience  (Lyon)  GoodeU,  born  in  Pomfret 
(Canterbury)  : 

I.  Ebenezer;  b.  Sept.  12,  1729;  was  in  the  Revolutionary  war;  m.  Phebe 
Holt. 

II.  Judith;   b.    June   30.    1731;   m.    Ebenezer  Ballard. 

III.  Aaron;   b.   July   26,   1733;   m.    Amy   Tyler. 

IV.  Experience;   b.   Aug.    19,    1735;    d.   young. 

V.  Lois;   b.   Oct.    7.    1738;   m.   Ezra   Ballard. 

VI.  Moses;  b.   July  16,   1741;  m.  Thankful  Forbes. 

VII.  Experience;   b.    April   23.    1747;   m.    Thomas   Grow. 

VIII.  Cornelius;  b.   July  7,   1749:   m.   Nellie  Dana. 


N.    B. — By    Volume    I.     Is    meant    Lyon    Mem.orlal    Massachusetts    Families. 
Throughout   this   Supplement,   page   and   serial   numbers  are  those   of  this   volume. 


340  SUPPLEMENT    TO    VOLUME    I 

No.  116,  p.  42. — The  Eleazer  Lyon  mentioned  in  footnote,  p.  42, 
was  probably  a  son  of  Eleazer  (No.  116.),  since  one  of  his  daughters 
was  named  Bethia  Allen,  his  wife's  maiden  name.  Sutton  Vital  Re- 
cords contain  the  following  items:  baptized  Oct.  6,  1776,  Betty  Lyon, 
Joanna  Lyon,  Lucresia  Lyon,  Martha  Lyon;  baptized  Aug.  22,  1779, 
Anna  Lyon,  Bethia  Allen  Lyon.  Anna  is  said  to  have  been  daughter 
of  Eleazer  and  Mary  Lyon;  the  others  no  doubt  were  of  the  same 
family. 

No.  127,  p.  43. — Philip  Lyon  settled  south  of  Wigwam  Hill  after 
1741.  He  was  one  of  22  men  from  Wilbraiham  1755-60;  was  one  of  8 
men  from  that  place  in  the  army  before  Boston,  after  the  Lexington 
alarm,  he  having  rank  of  sergeant.  Dr.  Philip  Lyon  (perhaps  son  of 
the  foregoing)  died  in  Ludlow  July  26,  1802,  leaving  no  family;  his 
"amiable  consort"  died  the  previous  year  at  Randolph,  Vt.  (Hist.  Conn. 
Valley). 

No.  64,  p.  49. — It  was  possibly  a  daughter  of  Ebenezer  (born  about 
1733-4,  but  not  recorded)  that  was  the  Elizabeth  Lyon  of  Woodstock 
who  married,  Jan.  26,  1753,  John  Ransom. 

No.  190,  p.  49. — Possibly  the  "Abel  Lyon"  who  married,  June  4, 
1767,  Elizabeth  Hosmer  of  Woodstock;  if  so,  he  married  later  in  life 
than  was  usual  in  those  days,  or  else  was  twice  married. 

No.  69,  p.  51. — Moses  Lyon  was  chosen  deacon  of  the  Congrega- 
tional church  in  Holland  Oct.  25,  1768. 

No.  210,  p.  52. — Marsilva  Lyon  married  Joseph  Cheney,  int.  May 
7,  1764   (Sturbridge  T.  R.). 

No.  227,  p.  55.— Mary  (Lyon)  Bird  died  Feb.  28,  1782;  buried 
Needham. 

No.  228,  p.  55. — A  Hannah  Lyon  died  at  Needham  Nov.  19,  1811, 
ae.  76. 

No.  81,  p.  56. — Seth  may  well  have  been  father  of  the  Sarah  Lyon 
of  Ashford,  who  married,  Sept.  2,  1776,  Daniel  Lewis. 

No.  255,  p.  57. — "Lois,  son  of  Josiah  Lyon,  baptized  March  9,  1745" 
(Sutton   Vital   Records). 


N.    B.     Page    and    serial    numbers    are    those    of    Vol.     I. 


WILLIAM    LYON    OF  ROXBURY  341 

No.  107,  p.  58. — ^ Jonathan  Lyon  sold  to  Lieut.  John  Fisk  35  acres 
of  land  in  Pomfret  in  1754  for  £1700  and  bought  54%  acres  in  Pom- 
fret  and  Ashford  at  the  same  time  for  £1660,  "old  tennor." 

No.  304,  p.  60. — This  could  not  have  been  the  Zerviah  Lyon  of 
Pomfret,  who  married  April  25,  1764  Joseph  Ashley  (born  Hampton, 
Conn.,  June  1,  1728;  died  Pomfret,  Sept.  1787).  She  was  a  second 
wife,  therefore  not  likely  to  have  been  very  young  when  married.  She 
was  most  probably  a  descendant  (granddaughter)  of  Abiel  Lyon  of 
Pomfret  (No.  34).  She  may  possibly  have  been  the  missing  member 
of  the  large  family  of  Jonathan  Lyon  (No.  107).    She  died  May  5,  1781. 

Children   of  Joseph   and   Zerviah    (L,yon)    Ashley: 

I.  Thomas;   b.    Oct.    25,    1765. 

II.  Chloe;  b.   Oct.   2,   1768;   d.    "past  middle  life"   in  Hampton,    Conn.,   unm. 

III.  Ebenezer;  b.   Feb.   17,   1775;  res.   1793  Abington,   Conn.;  d.  Batavia,   N.   T. 

IV.  Susannah;  b.   Dec.    31,   1776;   m.   Elisha  Smith  of  Rodman,   N.   Y. 

No.  306,  p.  62. — Daniel  Moody  was  "of  Worcester." 

No.  134,  p.  64. — A  Providence  paper  says  that  Dea.  William  Lyon 
died  at  Woodstock,  ae.  67  years,  March  30,  1811,  "in  a  supposed  fit, 
while  lighting  a  fire." 

No.  334,  p.  64, — Josiah  Lyon  was  Justice  of  the  Peace  in  Salem 
1837;    he  had  twelve  children.  -^'/7/ 

No.  146,  p.  64. — Capt.  John  Lyon  !K.  of  Leicester  may  have  been 
son  of  this  John  Lyon.  He  was  twice  married.  His  first  wife  died  in 
Sept.  1791;  notice  of  death  in  "Chronicle"  of  Sept.  8.  He  married 
second  at  Rehoboth,  April  21,  1792,  Lydia,  daughter  of  Capt.  Obadiah 
Read.  She  died  Sept.  3,  1796  (Chronicle) ;  he  died  at  Haverhill  Sept. 
24,  1796. 

No.  166,  p.  65.— Sept.  12,  1774,  Nathaniel  Child,  Elisha  Child, 
Jediah  Morse,  Charles  C.  Chandler,  and  Samuel  McClellan,  Committee 
on  Correspondence  for  the  town  of  Woodstock  send  by  the  hand  of 
Capt.  Lyon  a  letter  accompanying  a  donation  of  sixty-five  sheep  for  the 
revolutionary  forces  in  Boston. 

No.  170,  p.  66. — Hannah  Dresser,  wife  of  Lemuel  Lyon,  was  born 
Oct.  9,  1742;   daughter  of  John  and  Sarah   (Scott)  Dresser  of  Oxford, 


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Mass.    Lemuel  kept  a  tavern  in  Goshen,  and  was  one  of  the  selectmen 
there  in  1781. 

Several  g^enerations  later  a  Marcus  Lyon  of  Goshen,  Mass.,  no 
doubt  a  descendant  of  Caleb  Lyon  (No.  59),  married  Cordelia  Shaw 
and  settled  in  Wauseon,  O.  He  had  a  son,  Arthur  William,  born  June 
11,  1857,  grad.  Oberlin  1880,  "Merchant  Miller";  res.  (1906)  Ligonier, 
Ind.;  married  at  Rockland,  Me.,  Ellen  M.  Spear,  daughter  of  E.  R. 
Spear  of  Rockland;  one  son,  Graham  Spear  Lyon,  born  Ligonier,  June 
9,  1887. 

No.  174,  p.  68. — Levi  Lyon  went  from  Woodstock  to  Union,  where 
he  bought  land  Aug.  22,  1774.  He  was  chosen  deacon  there  March  15, 
1782;  later  he  removed  to  Stafford,  Conn. 

Children  of  Levi  and  Ruth    (Fitch)    Lyon    (list   on   p.    68   incomplete): 

I.     Abner  Fitch;  d.    Nov.    3,   1775. 

IL      Charles;    b.    1773;    d.    Sept.    8,    1778. 

IIL     Joseph;  b.    Aug.    1778;   d.    Sept.    8,    1778. 

IV.  Liucinda;   bapt.   Aug.    25,   1779. 

V.  John;   bapt.   May   7,   1780. 
VL     Daniel;   bapt.    Dec.    20,    1781. 

VII.  Phebe;    b.    1787. 

VIII.  Boxana. 

IX.  Willard. 

No.  177,  p.  68. — ^Cyrus  Lyon  enlisted  as  private  at  Chesterfield, 
Mass.,  April  21,  1775.  ^    /^'c^^.  ^^^<<-    '^1,  >  ^^f )  ^ 

Y^   j:  A    '         No.  380,  p.  68. — This  was  no  doubt  Luther  Lyon  of  Harvard,  who 
I    A.  ifCi^-^  '     ~"  "^ — *™  '  ■  -^ 


married,  Feb.  7,  1802,  Polly  Turner.  He  died  Nov.  11,  1833;  she  died 
Oct.  29,  1840,  ae.  70,  in  Athol.  These  items  from  the  Vital  Records  of 
Phillipston,  which  contain  also  the  following,  relating  tt  may  be  as- 


•^*ln^  Oct.  29,  1840,  ae.  70,  in  Athol.  These  items  from  the  Vital  Records  of 
A'*'-^'^-'^'''^  Phillipston,  which  contain  also  the  following,  relating  tt  may  be  as-  a-< 
,C.t(Vt-«'X^  sumed,  to  children  of  Luther:  Mary  Ann  Lyon  married, iNov.  5,  1829,  ^*- 
^  '^ V»y  Abraham  Oaks  of  Athol ;  Sophia  Lyon  married.  May  12,  1831,  Oilman  ^'*" 
P  '*  /  '       D.  Newton;  Luther  Lyon  Jr.  died  Nov.  11,  1822,  ae.  16.  t^. 

No.  188,  p.  69. — "Dec.  5,  1791,  Daniel  Lyon  Jr.  bid  off  Benjamin 
Bowen,  a  town  charge,  to  keep  for  the  ensuing  year  at  four  shillings 
per  week."    Wcx)dstock  T.  R. 

No.  402,  p.  70. — The  statement  tlhat  Molly  (or  Polly)  Lyon  mar- 
ried first  Marcy  Whitney  is  an  error.    She  married,  Feb.  22, 1800,  Free- 


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man  Pratt,  who  was  born  in  Southbridge  Dec.  19,  1775,  and  died  July 
3,  1855.  They  had  a  daughter.  Mary  May  Pratt,  born  in  Southbridge, 
Oct.  3,  1809  (and  probably  other  children);  she  married  Aug.  25,  1834, 
Schuyler  Carroll  Phillips,  who  was  born  in  Woodstock,  Conn.,  April 
26,  1809,  and  died  in  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  1,  1888;  she  died  Jan.  17, 
1856;  both  were  buried  at  West  Woodstock.  He  married  a  second 
time,  but  no  children  by  this  marriage  are  living.  Emily  Pratt  Phil- 
lips, a  daughter  by  the  first  marriage  was  born  in  Brooklyn,  Oct.  4, 
1844,  and  married,  Nov.  6,  1867,  Chester  Davis  Burrows  Jr.  (born  in 
New  York  City  Jan.  1,  1843,  died  in  Brooklyn  March  13,  1906).  Their 
children  were:  1.  Ellen,  born  July  16,  1873  (M.  Weldon  Winans  Free- 
man); 2.  Mary  May  (d.  infant);  3.  Emily  Zerviah,  b.  1879;  m.  Wilson 
W.  Jenkins;  4.  Mary  Hester,  b.  Sept.  29,  1880;  5.  Stephen  Bradford, 
b.  April  11,  1882;   6.  Chandler  Briggs,  b.  March  16,  1885.  ,'        .      - 

No.  196,  p.  71. — Ebenezer  Lyon  died  Dec.  1825,  ae.  83^Sturbridge 
T.  R.) ;  private  Fam.  Rec.  says,  "died  Dec.  28,  ae.  81."  His  widow 
Prudence  died  June  21,  1834,  ae.  82. 

No.  202,  p.  72. — Mary  (Polly)  Wilkinson,  second  wife  of  Capt. 
Stephen  Lyon,  was  daughter  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Wilkinson  of  Scituate. 

No.  479,  p.  76. — Probably  the  Betsey  Lyon  who  married  Nov.  29, 
1798,  Seth  Eastman. 

No.  214,  p.  76. — Alfred  C.  Lyon  was  selectman  in  Holland  1783, 
'94  and  '95. 

No.  246,  p.  80. — Abner  Lyon  died  Oct.  8,  1817;  his  widow  died 
Dec.  15,  1823,  ae.  77  (Sturbridge  T.  R.). 

No.  535,  p.  80. — Achsa  (Richardson)  Lyon  d^ed  Feb.  17,  1846  (Stur-,      - 
bridee  T    R  )^2>i:>3 /^»,i,t.  ^cA^a.    NA.c.Zi^  cx^S^*-^^  Ajf  o^   »*  ^*^ 
Drmge  i.  K.).     ^  V^^^^  ^,^^  7cu<  . S a-.- ..^  9<   K^cc.^CM/oM^ 

No.  536,  p.  80. — Nathan  Fiske  was  born  in  Sturbyidge  April  4,  1762 
and  died  Nov.  2,  1829.       ^.    ^'O^-**-^^^  ^%-**  c*  ^  C^ut^A..,^^  A  "  *<^ 

No.  538,  p.  80. — Major  Samuel  Fiske  was  born  in  Sturbridge  Dec. 
30,  1773. 

No.  570,  p.  83. — Judith  Lyon  of  Reboboth,  married  Capt.  Jenkins. 
D.  Jones   (Providence,  R.  \.  Gazette,  Sept.  11,  1811). 

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No.  272,  p.  83. — The  following  items  relate  probably  to  descend- 
ants of  Jonathan  Lyon  of  Pomfret:  Polly  Lyon  of  Pomfret  married 
Dec.  16,  1784,  Chester  Grosvenor;  Hannah  Lyon  of  Pomfret  married 
Sept.  28,  1782,  Pelatiah  Lyon  of  Plainfield"  (see  No.  289,  p.  59;  Re- 
becca Lyon  of  Pomfret  married,  Jan.  1,  1794,  Josiah  Morse  of  Canter- 
bury. 

No.  641,  p.  87.— Mary  W.  Lyon  died  Feb.  14,  1882. 

Page  89. — The  illustration  opposite  this  page  represents  not  the 
residence  of  Col.  James  Lyon,  as  stated,  but  the  well  preserved  old 
dwelling  built  nearly  a  century  ago  by  Jasper  Lyon,  No.  705.  It  stands 
on  the  main  street  of  the  village  near  the  Congregational  Church,  em- 
bowered in  the  foliage  of  magnificent  old  shade  trees. 

No.  671,  p.  90. — ^^^^lliam  Howe  [How]  was  born  Nov.  20,  1792. 

No.  698,  p.  93. — It  must  have  been  this  Elijah  Lyon  who  married  ^'^ 
Laura  Kingsbury,  born  Oxford,  Mass.,  Feb.  21,  1807,  daughter  of  Jere- 
miah and  Betsey  (Butler)  Kingsbury.  They  removed  to  New  Boston, 
thence  to  Worcester,  Mass.,  and  finally  to  Amenia,  Dutchess  Co.,  N. 
Y.,  where  he  died  Dec.  1844.  She  died  in  Providence,  R.  I.,  Sept.  20, 
1868. 

Children   of   Elijah   and   Laura   (Kingsbury)    Lyon: 

I.  Charles  H.;  m.  Nov.  24,  1864,  Annette  Jellson,  dau.  of  Orson  Jellson  of 
Richmond,  N.  H. ;  res.  Richmond,  where  he  was  selectman  1884;  merchant  and 
farmer;   a  s.   Herbert  R.;  born  Nov.   15,   1875. 

II.  Elijah  J.;  b.   Worcester,   Mass.;   res.   Providence,   R.   I. 

III.  Elizabeth  P.;  b.  Amenia,  N.  T. ;  m.  Franklin  Church;  res.  Providence, 
R.    I.,    later   in   New   York   City. 

No.  702,  p.  94. — Sarah  Samantha  (Lyon)  Grover  died  Nov.  24, 
1861. 

No.  735,  p.  96.— Children  of  Otis  T.  and  Mary  C.  (Bolles)  Lyon: 

I.  Hattie. 

II.  Judson;  m.  Maud  Eliza  Lyon,  granddaughter  of  Oliver  W.  Lyon  (No. 
772). 

III.  George  M.;   d.   April   1,    1883    (G.   R.). 

Nc/.  426,  p.  96. — Bbenezer  Lyon  died  Feb.  8,  1849,  ae .  72 .  Rebecca,  {l^  t  \ 
wife  of  Ebenezer  Lyon,  died  Oct.  13,  1847,  ae.  63.    Children  of  Ebenezer 

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and  Rebecca:  Esther,  b.  July  23,  1818;  Diantha,  b.  Dec.  21,  1821;  fore- 
going items  from  Sturbridge  T.  R.  One  record  of  the  children  of  Eben- 
ezer  gives:  1.  Leonard  [afterwards  of  Methuen] ;  2.  Willard;  3.  Dian- 
tha; 4.  Samantha  and  "other  girls." 

No.  742,. p.  96. — Oril  Lvon  marrjed  Sept.  7,  1823,  Simeon  Streeter.^A-^/^^j^t 

No.  743,  p.  97.AAbHjah  Smith  Lyon  of  Ox£oxd  married,  May  2,  1838, 
Caroline  Phillipsl.JHis_sister^_Prudence  (No.  746)  married,  Nov.  21, 
1834,  Alfred  H.  Cook  (Sturbridge  T ."10>  <!:^^^<^*-^^  ^     Tc^  ey-cP    \c2*<<i-^ c^ 

No.  429,  p.  97. — Stephen  Lyon  came  from  Holland  to  Union  with 
his  sons  and  lived  with  them  on  the  Samuel  Crawford  place.  The  His- 
tory of  Union  states  that  he  married  Olive  Stevens  (not  Stearns),  but 
his  wife's  name  is  afterwards  given  as  Sally.  She  died  Sept.  24,  1845; 
ae.  65.  He  died  June  11,  1860,  ae.  80.  They  were  buried  in  East 
Cemetery.  'Z  H-lx^^--     -'  (Li-t^    <<^^.j     '^>*  .., .  .._t^,^4^     ^^   '}t<n^,  I 

Children  of  Stephen  and   SaUy   (Stevens)    Lyon:  *  *  ,  -  yi 

753.     I.     Salome;   b.   Aug.    18,  ISO^;   m.   Rev.   Uriah  Underwood;   d.    1852.      "  C^  ^      ^ 

751a.     II.     Orrin;    b.    1808;    dTMarch    10,    1885;    bur.  .Uast    Cemetery^(See    /      .      - 
record  below).  ,^  ifO  g    '^^C-^  i  '  ,t—       ,^     ,;  ^^  ^   ilr*^'^  ^-^^^ 

751.  in.     Walter;   b.   April  13,   1810;    (See  record  below).  «^t.tX^  £^^-<^    "^ 
751b.     rv.     Fanny;  b.   March  3,  1812;  m.  Sullivan  Underwood.  fU^LCy^-^s^^ff^^^^ 

752.  V.     Cyprian   Stevens;   b.    July   3,    1814;    d.    July   6,    1868^  [Hist.   Union]  JT^T^ 
(See  record  below).                                     >  .'t-w   ^<U^A  ^-'^    V         -^  tt^<^^^l'7^    ~^.J 

751a,  VIL  429.  ORRIN'  LYON  [Stephen^,  Ebenezer^  Ebenezer*, 
William^  John-,  William']  was  bom  in  1808  and  died  in  Union,  Conn., 
March  10,  1885.     He  married  Sept.  3,  1837,  Matilda  Snow. 

Children  of  Orrin  and  Matilda    (Snow)    Lyon: 

I.  Emily  Deliza;  b  Sept.   10,   1838;   d.   Sept.   29,  1842. 

II.  Harriet  Lucinda;  b.  Oct.  24,  1842;  m.  1st.  Myron  Balcom;  m.  2nd.  Mason 
Balcom. 

HI.     Mary  Ann  Margaret;  b.  Jan.   20,  1842;   d.  March  10,   1844. 

IV.  Nancy  Hannah;  b.   March  8,   1846;  m.  Horace  Tucker. 

V.  George   Melvin;    b.    Aug.    22,    1848. 

751.  VIL  429.  WALTER'  LYON  [Stephen^,  Ebenezer\  Eben- 
ezer*,  William^  John^,  William']  was  born  April  13,  1810;  he  removed 
from  Union  to  Ellington,  Conn.,  about  1877.  He  married  first  Hannah 
Snow  of  Woodstock,  who  died  Oct.  1,  1874.     He  married  second  . 


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Children  of  Walter  and  Hannah    (Snow)    Lyon: 

L     Martha  Ann;   b.   Jan.   15,   1840;   d.   Sept.   1848. 

IT.     Sarah  Salome;  b.   May  21,   1843;  m.  Gurdon  Chaffee. 

752.  VII.  42.  CYPRIAN  STEVENS'  LYON  [Stephen*,  Eben- 
ezer^  Ebenezer*,  William^  John^  William']  was  born  July  3,  1814.  He 
married  in  1842  Melinda  Ingalls,  born  March  7,  1817,  of  Hampton,  Conn. 
Cyprian  died  in  Union,  Conn.,  July  6,  1868.  His  widow  married  Seaver 
Gifford.     She  died  Dec.  5,  1880. 

Children  of  Cyprian  and  Melinda   (Ingalls)    Lyon: 

I.  Emily;   b.    Oct.    25,    1844;   m.    1886,    Rev.    L.    L.    Goodell. 

II.  Olive  M.;  b.   March  27,   1846;   d.   Sept.   9.   1864. 

III.  Z,.  Emmogene;  b.  Aug.   18,  1847;  m.   1872,   Henry  Upham. 

IV.  Albert  F.;   b.    April    25,    1849. 

V.  Henry  T.;  b.  Oct.  6,  1851;  m.   1882,  Alice  Arnold. 

VI.  Oliver  C.    (or  G.) ;   b.   July   22,   1853;   m.   1886,   

No,  754.  p.  97 — ^Warren  White  Lyon  married  Marietta  (not  Mary) 
Chaffee.     He  became  a  wealthy  man. 

No.  763.  p.  98. — Amos  Lyon  was  born  April  2,  1719  (Sturbridge  T. 
R.).  He  was  probably  the  "Amos  Lyon  of  Webster"  who  married, 
April  5,  1842,  Melaney  W.  Robinson  (Sturbridge  T.  R.). 

No.  435,  p.  98. — Walter /Lyon  was  chosen  deacon  in  the  Baptist 
church  in  Holland  July  12,  1817. 

772.  VII.  443.  OLIVER  WATSON'  LYON  [Wareham^  Ware- 
ham^  Ebenezer*,  William',  John^  William']  (see  p.  99)  was  born  in 
West  Woodstock  Aug.  28,  1815,  and  died  in  that  place  April  5,  1883,  ae. 
67  y.  7  m.  7  d.  (T.  R.).     He  married  Lydia  A.  Shepard. 

Son  of  Oliver  W.  and  Lydia  A.  (Shepard)  Lyon  (there  may  have  been 
other    children) : 

I.  George  Nelson;  m.  Jan.  10,  1877,  Jessie  Etta  Britten;  farmer  in  W. 
Woodstock;  children:  1.  Maud  Eliza,  b.  May  31,  1878;  m.  Aug.  5,  1902  Judson 
Lyon  (son  of  Otis  T.  Lyon,  No.  735);  2.  Clarence  Oliver,  b.  Feb.  2,  1882,  unm. ; 
3.  George  Eugene,  b.  Sept.  23,   1885:  unm.,  res.  at  home. 

No.  451,  p.  100. — Colonel  Jonathan  Liyon  married  at  the  age  of 
forty-six,  after  a  courtship  of  twenty-one  years.  In  the  war  of  1812 
the  British  fleet  made  a  descent  upon  Stonington;  the  country  was 
alarmed  and  the  "Malitia  was  Call  Out," — ^Jonathan  Lyon  with  the 
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No.  833,  p.  104. — Children  of  Ebenezer  and  Eliza  Ann  (Lyon) 
Knowlton,  living  in  1904,  were:  1.  Nathaniel  Lyon  of  West  Ashford 
(see  footnote,  p.  104);  2.  Mrs.  Shurtliff;  3.  Mrs.  Clifford  Phillips 
of  Ashford,  and  4.  Mrs.  Hannah  Church,  of  Putnam,  Conn. 

868.  VII.  504.  SARAH  WINCHESTER'  LYON  (WRIGHT) 
[Amasa",  Amasa°,  Nehenliah^  William^  John=,  William']  (see  page  106) 
was  born  in  Woodstock,  Conn.,  March  23,  1803.  She  married  Peltiah 
Wight  of  Woodstock.    They  lived  in  New  York  City.     She  died . 

Children   of  Peltiah  and  Sarah   W.    (Lyon)   Wight: 

I.  Mary;    d.    . 

II.  £Iizabeth;  d.   . 

III.  George;  d.  . 


IV.     Ellen;    m    Duer;    one   son,    Rush,    lives    N.    T.    City. 

871.  VII.  504.  AMASA  UDOLPHUS'  LYON  [Amasa^  Amasa^ 
Nehemiah*,  William^  John-,  William']  (see  page  106)  was  born  in 
Woodstock,  Conn.,  about  1814,  and  died  in  1878.  [Note  that  his  name 
is  given  incorrectly  on  p.  106  and  again  on  p.  420  of  the  Memorial.] 
Graduate  of  Yale  College,  1834;  also  of  Harvard  Law  School.  He  was 
a  lawyer,  for  a  time  Clerk  of  the  Supreme  Court.  Res.  New  York  City, 
Brooklyn  and  "in  New  Jersey."  He  married  in  1840  Mary  Esther 
Backus  of  East  Woodstock  (born  in  Westminster,  Conn.)  and  Sarah 
Danielson  of  Danielson,  Conn. 

Children    of    Amasa    U.    and    Mary    E.    (Baclius)    Lyon: 

I.  Samuel  Backus;  b.  Palmer,  Mass.,  Aug.  25,  1841;  physician;  Medical 
Superintendent  Bloomlngdale  Asylum,  N.  Y.  and  White  Plains;  m.  Oct.  31,  1883, 
In  Urbana,  O.,  Margaret  Wiley,  dau.  of  Evans  Glenn  and  Mary  L.  (Magrew) 
Wiley  of  Urbana;  children:      1.     Wiley,  b.   1886,   d.   1887;      2.     Winslow,  b.   1889. 

II.  Amasa  Jr.;  m.  1st.  Augusta  Moore;  children:  1.  a  son,  b.  about  1870; 
2.  Mary  E.,  b.  about  1875;  Amasa  m.  2nd.  Alice  Coolidge;  children:  3.  Kathertn, 
b.  about  1885;  4.  Edward  Coolidge,  b.  about  1890. 

III.  Sarah;   d.    In   infancy. 

872.  VII.  504.  WILLIAM  GRAVES'  LYON  [Amasa',  Amasa', 
Nehemiah',  Wlllianr,  John^  William']  (see  page  106)  was  born  in 
Woodstock,  Conn.,  bapt.  Oct.  12,  1817.     He  married  Margaret  Doane. 

Res.  New  York  City.  ''^\.T<^^* 

Children  of  William  G.  and  Margaret   (Doane)   Lyon: 

I.  George  W.;   lawyer    (deceased);   m.   ;   children:     1.     William;     2. 

CecU. 

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No.  869,  p.  106. — Aaron  M.  Lyon  married  Eliza  May;  lived  in 
Stockbridge,  Mass.,  and  in  Saratoga,  N.  Y.;   deceased;   no  children. 

No.  533,  p.  108. — Abner  Lyon  married,  int.  April  13,  1793,  Betsey 
Hibbard;   she  died  May  24,  1806,  ae.  29   (Sturbridge  T.  R.). 

-  ^  ""^ 

Children   of  Abner  and  Betsey    (Hibbard)    Lyon: 

I.  Harriet;  b.  about  1794;  m.  Jan.   4,   1814,  Josiah  Conant   (Sturbridge  T.  R. ). 

II.  Maria;   b.   1796;   d.   Aug.   4,'^29;   ae.    33    (Sturbridge  T.   R.) 

III.  Marian;  b.    1799    (?);   d.   P«*S(    25,    1802,   ae.    2    (Sturbridge   T.   R.). 

IV.  Betsey;   b.    1799    (?);    d.   Dec.  1 24,    1802,    ae.    3    (Sturbridge   T.   R.) 

V.  Rosetta.  L-  iM»^  •   D  -''C  » 

VI.  Abner  Martin;   b.   1805;   d.  Jan.   31,   1828,   ae.   23    (Sturbridge  T.   R.). 

No.  552,  p.  109. — Asa  Lyon  married  Olive  Adams. 

No.  640,  p.  117. — Nathaniel  Lyon  was  selectman  in  Ludlow  about 
1805,  Homer  Lyon  selectman  about  1835,  David  Lyon  selectman  about 
1830  and  deacon  in  the  Congregational  church  about  1825  (Hist.  Con- 
necticut Valley). 

No.  1045,  p.  120. — ^Lyman  Howard  Lyon  died  at  Lyons  Falls,  N. 
Y.,  Sept.  9,  1906;  buried  at  Tarboro,  N.  Car.  (N.  Y.  Herald). 

No.  685,  p.  122. — The   following   item    from    the   Congregationalist 

and   Christian   World    (April  ,   1907)    will  be  of  interest  to  every 

Lyon: 

"The  most  notable  event  in  recent  Rhode  Island  history  occurred 
April  10,  when  the  whole  State  Conference,  association,  and  even 
neighbors  across  the  line,  gathered  in  the  beautiful  church  at  Central 
Falls  to  celebrate  the  fortieth  anniversary  of  the  pastorate  of  Rev. 
James  H.  Lyon.  There  have  been  long  pastorates  in  this  seaboard 
state,  notable,  historical  even,  but  at  present  none  beside  this  stretches 
up  quite  to  its  twentieth  year.  The  celebration  came  almost  entirely 
as  a  surprise  to  Mr.  Lyon,  who  refers  to  it  now  as  a  "conspiracy,"  and 
the  spontaneity  of  the  church  was  only  equaled  by  the  hearty  love 
and  delight  of  every  minister  and  layman  throughout  the  conference. 

"On  the  preceding  Sabbath  Mr.  Lyon — who  has  "never  been  Doc- 
tored"— summed  up  the  years  in  a  sermon  saturated  by  the  radiant 
wit,  keen  intelligence,  and  exquisite  English  of  which  he  is  master. 
But  Wednesday  was  the  day.  Men  arose  in  that  packed  audience  one 
after  the  other  to  praise,  to  reverence,  to  congratulate  until  even  the 
enormous  bouquet  of  roses  which  towered  from  the  platform  proved 
unable  to  hide  his  blushes.     Speeches,  letters,  poetry  simply  poured 

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over  the  pulpit  top.  One  parson  declared  that  of  the  three  types, 
young,  old  and  eternal  men,  Mr.  Lyon  is  the  last,  ending  his  address 
with  the  loyal  saluation,  "O  King,  live  forever  I"  Another  prayed  God 
to  keep  him  long  from  Heaven  that  he  might  go  on  making  Heaven 
here  below. 

"But  when  he  rose  at  last,  tall,  vibrant,  with  the  fire  of  youth  un- 
dimmed  within  his  eyes,  the  audience  murmured  at  his  close,  "Speak- 
ers have  spoken  excellently,  but  thou  excellest  them  all."  Seldom  has 
a  more  brilliant  and  clever  address  delighted  a  critical  crowd." 

No.  704,  p.  124. — Danforth  Lyon  settled  in  Providence,  R.  L  A 
Providence  newspaper  of  date  July  9,  1825,  contains  a  notice  of  the 
death  of  his  son  "William  Rhoads,"  ae.  11  m.  19  d. 

No.  705,  p.  125. — The  Providence  Gazette  of  June  5,  1823,  an- 
nounces the  marriage  of  Jasper  Lyon  to  Phebe  Smith  Stafford  of  War- 
wick. 

No.  1103,  p.  129. — Marvin  Thomas  Lyon  died  July  8,  1906,  at  his 
home  in  East  Hampton,  L.  I. 

No.  1309,  p.  150. — Jessie  Adeline  Tiffany  married  Dr.  A.  F.  Piercy 
(not  Percy).  Their  daughter  Ethel  died  Jan.  22,  1906,  ae.  22,  of  ty- 
phoid fever,  at  the  family  residence,  868  19th  St.,  Oakland.  She  leaves 
two  brothers,  Osseo  and  Clare  (obituary  notice  in  San  Francisco  pa- 
per). 

No.  1353,  p.  153. — Sarah  Maria  Lyon  married  Charles  William 
Lyon,  a  descendant  of  Thomas  Lyon  of  Rye  (see  p.  235  of  this  volume). 

1014.  Vin.  664.  JUDAH'  LYON  [Nehemiah  M.',  Nehemiah', 
Benjamin',  Calebs  John^  John-,  William']  was  born  in  North  Crafts- 
bury,  Vt.,  Aug.  29,  1825.  He  was  a  blacksmith  and  lived  successively 
in  Medina  Co.,  O.,  Prophetstown,  111.,  Hixton,  Wis.,  Dorchester,  Wis  , 
and  Amboy,  Wash.  He  died  about  June  1,  1894.  He  married  in 
Charleston,  Vt.,  Aug.  8,  1852  (?)  Laurinda  Ketchum,  daughter  of 
and (Batchelder)  Ketchum. 

Children  of  Judah  and  T^aurinda  (Ketchum)  Lyon  (aU  but  the  oldest  born 
in   Hixton.    V^^'is. ) : 

I.  Chauncey   X.;    res.    (1906),    Hixton.    VS^is. 

II.  Frank   A.;   res.    (1906)    La    Centre.    Wash. 

III.  Selina;   deceased;   m.   G.   A.   Pierce,   who   res.    (1906)   Amboy,   Wash. 


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IV.  Celestia;   twin    sister   of    Sellna. 

V.  George  G. 

VI.  Royal  May;  b.  Feb.  1,   1869. 

VII.  Edd  E.;  b.   Aug.    8,    1871. 

1371g.  IX.  1014.  EDD  E."  LYON  [Judah«,  Nehemiah  M.',  Nehe- 
miah",  Benjamin^  Caleb*,  John^  John^  William']  was  born  at  Hixton, 
Wis.,  Aug.  8,  1871.  He  is  a  logger  by  occupation;  res.  (1906)  Westport, 
Ore.  He  married  at  Westport,  Oct.  16,  1901,  May,  daughter  of  H.  and 
Ids^  M.  (Diegnau)  Greene,  of  Vv^estport.  He  was  in  Company  B,  2nd 
Oregon  Infantry  Vols,  in  the  Philippines,  where  he  won  distinction 
for  gallantry  in  action  at  San  Miguel  de  Mayumo,  May  13,  1899,  and 
was  awarded  a  medal  of  honor. 

Son  of  Edd  E.    and  May   (Greene)    Lyon: 

I.      Chnide  Herbert;   b.   Astoria,    Ore.,    Sept.    6,    1903. 

No.  1022,  p.  156.— Mrs.  Electa  Spafford  Lyon  died  Oct.  26,  1905; 
buried  at  Charlotte,  Vt.,  beside  her  husband. 

No.  1024,  p.  156. — Charles  Mason  Lyon  married  a  second  wife  in 
his  eightieth  year;  she  died  about  1900. 

No.  1388,  p.  177. — Mary  Ann  (Lyon)  Gilmore  was  born  in  Aviston, 
not  Avington;   res.  (1906)  in  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y. 

No.  1389,  p.  177. — For   "children   of    Thomas     G.     T.  and  Jennie 

(Lyon)    Patterson,"    read    children    of    Charles     Edward  and  Jennie 

(Lyon)    Patterson."     The   address   was   changed   May   1,  1906  to   108 
Centre   Ave.,   New  Rochelle. 

No.  1719,  p.  188. — Hannah  Adaline  (Lyon)  Smith  entered  into  rest 
Wednesday,  July  31,  1907,  ae.  94  y.  7  m.  12  d.,  at  Traverse  City,  Mich. 

No.  1704,  p.  191.— The  old  Chandler  house,  built  1791,  is  still  in 
good  repair  and  occupied.  It  is  close  to  the  site  of  the  old  Lyon  Tav- 
ern, near  the  cemetery  on  the  hill. 

No,  1849,  p.  204. — In  the  third  line  of  the  record,  for  Makawao, 
Maui,  read  Hilo,  Hawaii;  in  line  4,  for  Nov.  1,  read  Oct.  31.  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Hay  live  (1907)  at  Hauula,  Oahu,  where  he  is  employed  as  station 
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No.  1862,  p.  206. — The  son  of  Frederick  B.  Pomeroy  also  died  in 
Jonesville,  leaving  a  widow  and  one  child,  who  married  Ernest  Saxton, 
one  of  Jonesville's  best  citizens;  one  or  two  children. 

No.  1896,  p.  209. — Kellogg  Haskins  Jr.  was  born  Nov.  4,  1839,  the 
third  son,  not  the  first. 

No.  1776,  p.  217. — Sabra  Ann  (Lyons)  Westcott  died  in  Minneapo- 
lis, Minn.,  Aug.  26,  1906,  in  her  seventy-ninth  year. 

No.  1777,  p.  217. — Daniel  Lyons  died  at  his  home,  183  Conklin 
Ave.,  April  1,  1907.  The  following  excerpt  is  from  an  obituary  notice 
in  a  local  newspaper: 

"Mr.  Lyons  lived  with  ais  parents  in  Great  Bend  until  he  was  15 
years  old,  when  he  went  to  Schenectady  and  learned  the  cabinet  mak- 
er's trade,  after  which  he  came  to  Binghamton.  He  at  once  entered 
the  auctioneering  business  and  after  a  time  opened  a  general  store  in 
connection  with  his  other  business  interests.  As  the  result  of  injuries 
sustained  in  a  railroad  wreck  Mr.  Lyons  was  confined  to  his  house 
for  seven  years  and  gradually  gave  up  active  business.  Of  late  years 
he  had  attended  to  his  real  estate  holdings  up  to  the  time  he  was  con- 
fined to  his  bed,  about  two  years  ago. 

"He  served  as  president  of  the  Council  for  several  terms  and 
was  also  president  of  the  School  Board  and  was  a  trustee  of  the  Bar- 
low school  up  to  the  time  of  his  death.  He  was  a  prominent  Mason 
and  a  member  of  Calumet  Lodge  of  Odd  Fellows  and  also  an  exempt 
fireman." 

No.  2050,  p.  225. — Mrs.  Celeste  M.  A.  (Hall)  Winslow  is  living 
(1908)  at  10  May  St.,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y. 

No.  1815,  p.  226. — ^Thomas  Shearer  was  born  July  14,  1791  and 
died  Jan.  31,  1841;  Margaret  Miller  born  April  14,  1793,  died  March  1, 
1863.     Charles  Shearer  died  Dec.  9,  1894,  ae.  76. 

No.  2065,  p.  227. — Estella  May  (Lyons)  Gallagher  had  a  daughter, 
Frances  Lyman,  born  at  Slaterville  Springs  Jan.  1,  1906. 

No.  2190,  p.  249.— Fred   M.   Lyons   died   Feb.   4,   1907. 

No.  2350,  p.  269. — Aaron  Lyon  was  selectman  1775,  '76,  '77  and  '80. 

No.  2352,  p.  271. — Nathan  Lyon's  name  was  on  the  roll  of  the 
Baptist  Church  in  Claremont,  Mass.,  1805. 


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No.  2356,  p.  272. — Among  the  qualified  voters  of  Ashfleld  1798 
were  Lieut.  David  Lyon  and  Aaron  Lyon  (No.  2353). 

No.  2700,  p.  298. — John  Lyon  of  Scituate  was  probably  of  the 
family  of  Henry  Lyon  of  Newark.  See  Lyon  Memorial,  Connecticut 
and  New  Jersey  Families,  p.  249.  See  also  note  25  in  Appendix. 
Marvin  Lyon  of  Providence,  R.  L,  who  married  Asenath  Ashley  [Sam- 
uel, Abner,  Samuel,  Jonathan,  Robert],  born  Dec.  1794  in  Hampton, 
Conn.,  may  have  been  of  this  family  although  it.  may  be  noted  that 
Marvin  Thomas  Lyon  (b.  1865)  who  had  uncles  living  in  Providence, 
was  of  the  family  of  William  Lyon  of  Roxbury. 

/       No.  2725,  p.  301. — Martin    Lyon    of   Genoa   married   Jan.    16,    1849, 
\Harriet  Northway,  born  New  Hartford,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  16,  1801,  daughter  of 
0     JRufus  and  Cynthia  (Marsh)   Northway. 

No.  486,  pp.  76  and  398. — Aaron  Lyon  died  at  Warsaw,  N.  Y., 
leaving  a  family  of  children.     He  owned  a  large  farm  there. 

No.  489,  pp.  76  and  398. — Ethelbert  [Ethel]  Lyon  moved  to  Ohio, 
and  finally  joined  the  Mormons. 

No.  482,  pp.  76  and  398. — The  children  of  Moses  Lyon  were  born 
in  Orville,  Vt.  He  himself  is  said  to  have  settled  at  Lyonsburgh, 
Wyoming  Co.,  N.  Y.  The  following  records  have  been  obtained  from 
anthentic  sources  of  some  of  the  descendants  of  Moses. 

482.  VI.  211.  MOSES"  LYON  [EtheP,  Moses\  William^  John^ 
William'],  born  in  Holland,  probably  about  1773.  He  settled  in  Orville, 
Vt.,  where  all  his  children  were  born  (one  of  his  grandsons  was 
named  Edwin  Orville).  He  afterwards  removed  to  Wyoming  Co.,  N. 
Y.  (Eagle  or  Lyonsburgh).     His  wife's  name  has  not  been  ascertained. 

Children    of   Moses    Lyon    (cf.    p.    39S): 

1630.  I.     Elijah. 

1631.  II.     Mary    [Polly]. 

1632.  III.     Josephus;  d.   Pike,  N.   Y..   March   28,   1883. 

1633.  IV.      Story:    res.    Arcade,    N.    Y. 

1634.  V,     Saniitntha. 

1635.  VI.     JuBtuB    [Justice]. 

1636.  VII.      Senecn. 

/   1637.     VIII.      Smith;    res.    Arcade,    N.    Y. 
1637a.     IX.     Miriam. 
1637b.     X.     Eleanor. 


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/    1632.     VIK     482.     JOSEPHUS'     LYON     [MoSes^     EtheF,     Moses*,  ^"^-z^^^^ 
William^  John^  William']  was  born  in  Orville,  Vt.     He  lived  in  Eagle,  ^  O-c*  ^ 
Wyoming  Co.,  N.   Y.,   later  in  Hume,   Allegany,   N.   Y.   and   finally  in     ^y  * 
Pike,   Wyoming   Co.,   N.   Y.     He   died   March   28,    1883.     He   married         ^'*     * 
Elmyretta  Gilchrist.      ^     ? ,  ^t S    (^  J   0^^  ^/"^^    ^^/TH  i 

Children    of   Josephus   and    Elmyretta    (Gilchrist)    Lyon:  /Q  - 

I.  Frank;    b.    Eagle,    N.    Y.,    Dec.    14,    1840;   m.    Mary   Van   Slyke;    children:    1.  ^^^—*jf^€>-~ 
Grant  W.;     2.     Ellsworth  F.;     3.     Nellie;  these  res.   Pike,  N.  Y. ;  the  sons  in  mer-    J^fS, 
cantile   business.  ^^*~*-*# 

II.  Frances;    m.    Dr.    W.    Smith,    at    one    time    health    officer    of   part    of   New       Jl'^jtc 

III.  Elmira;   d.   young.  '  i-'..^t**.C/     .^^.^      -^        -^w-'>f     _^ 

IV.  Edwin  Orville;   no.    ch.  ^ 

V.  Fred;  no.   ch. 

VI.  Eva;  m.    G.    S.   Van   Gorder,    a   State   Senator. 

1633.  VII.  482.  STORY'  LYON  [Moses^  EtheP,  Hoses*,  William^ 
Jo•hn^  William']  was  born  at  Orville,  Vt.  He  marriel  Mary  Barnes. 
Res.  Arcade,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  Story  and  Mary   (Barnes)   Lyon: 

I.  Barnes;  m.  Emily  Capron;  both  deceased;  ch.  1.  Anna,  res.  29  W.  23d  st., 
New   York   City,    2.   David;   3.   Lottie,  and   others. 

II.  Ann;  res.    (1905)   Arcade,  N.   Y.,   unm. 

III.  Helen;  m.  James  H.  Gibson;  a  dau.  Hattie;  they  res.  (1905)  Arcade, 
N.   Y. 

IV.  Jannette;  m.   L.   W.   Mason;   res.   Arcade,   N.    Y.,   children:      1.     L..   Arthur 

(res.    Pike,    N.    Y.);   m.   ;    ch. :    (a)    Marion,    b.    1891;    (b)    James   Arthur,    b. 

1902;    (c)    Leonard   Charles,    b.    1905);      2.     Frank;   res.    Arcade,    N.    Y.,    unm. 

V.  Wallace;   m.    Satie    Bean;    both    deceased;    no   ch. 


FAMILY  OF  PETER  LYON  OF  DORCHESTER. 

Nos.  35  and  36,  p.  331. — Peter  and  Lemuel  were  children  of  Wait- 
still    (Wyatt),  not  of  Abigail    (Fales)    Lyon. 

No.  46,  p.  332. — Asaph  Lyon  was  selectman  1787,  town  clerk  1787 
and  Representative  in  the  General  Court  from  Shutesbury. 

No.  56,  p.  333. — Elisha  Mills,  son  of  Zachariah  and  Margaret  (Ken- 
drick)  Mills,  born  Aug.  3,  1735.  He  was  1st  Sgt.  in  Capt.  Robert 
Smith's  Company,  Col.  William  Heath's  Regiment.  He  left  a  widow 
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wife  Sarah.  By  his  second  wife,  Deborah  (Lyon)  Mills,  he  had:  1. 
Calvin,  b.  Aug.  30,  1778;  2.  Lucy,  b.  March  30,  1781;  m.  Nov.  26,  1798, 
Jonathan  Newell  of  Needham.  Aaron  Smith  married  third,  July  19, 
1795,  Grace  Gay  of  Dedham;  2  children. 

No.  57,  p.  339. — Barzillai  Lyon  died  June  24,  1796;  his  widow  died 
April  4,  1803;  Martha  Lyon  (No.  119)  married,  Feb.  13,  1800,  Joel 
Wheeler.  Ruth  (No.  120)  [recorded  as  a  son]  had:  1.  A  son,  b.  June 
9,  1811;  2.  a  daughter,  b.  April  18,  1815;  3.  a  son  Gardner,  b.  May  28, 
1824;  d.  Aug.  22,  1829,  ae.  5  y.  Lucy  (No.  121)  was  born  April  26, 
1780.  Lois  (No.  122),  twin  sister  of  Lucy,  married  Jan.  21,  1802  [Aaron 
Wright].     Betsey,  (No.  123)   was  born  Oct.  20,  1782;   married  Dec.  7, 

1806, .    A  daughter  [Anna,  No.  124?]  of  Barzillai  was  born  June 

8,  1785.     The  foregoing  items  from  Hubbardston  T.  R. 

No.  69,  p.  340. — Mary  Barney  was  daughter  of  Elisha  and  Silence" 
[not  Polly]    (Eddy)    Barney    [Joseph*,  John',   SamueP,   John']. 

No.  74,  p.  343. — According  to  Dorchester  T.  R.  Thomas  Lyon  died 
Nov.  12,  1845;  he  married  his  third  wife  June  8,  1841;  his  widow  mar- 
ried Jan.  1,  1849,  Josiah  Davenport. 

No.  118,  p.  346. — Attarah  Grimes  was  born  March  18,  1776  [her 
age  at  death  70  y.  1  m.  14  d.].  According  to  Hubbardston  T.  R.  Dana 
(No.  198)  was  born  Jan.  [not  June];  Pliny  (No.  199)  died  1803  [not 
1813] ;  another  child  of  Asa  is  mentioned,  who  died  Jan.  20,  1808,  ae. 
3  y. 

No.  137  p.  349.— Sally  (Brown)  Lyon  died  June  6,  1807,  ae.  23  y.; 
buried  Needham. 

No.  235,  p.  349. — Lucy  S.  Broad,  daughter  of  Timothy  and  Lucy 
(Smith)  Broad  was  baptized  May  5,  1814;  died  Feb.  1833,  ae.  19. 

No.  247,  p.  350. — Elizabeth  Lyon  married,  Oct.  20,  1836,  Hiram, 
son  of  Luther  and  Betsey  (Abercrombie)  Bailey  of  Troy,  Vt.  He  was  a 
carpenter;   res.  Manchester,  N.  H. 

Children  of  Hiram  and  Elizabeth   (Lyon)   Bailey,  born  in  Manchester,  N.  H. : 
I.     Henrietta  Thankful;   b.   1837;   m.    Frederic   Corning  Thompson;   res.    New 
York   City. 

IL      Helen   Arvesta;    b.    Nov.    10,    1839. 

III.     Mary  Alma;  b.  Jan.    5,   1844;  m.  John  A.   Adams;   one  oh. 


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IV.  £dward  Lyon;  b.  Dec.  10,  1841;  m.  Frances  E.  Parker  of  Bedford,  N. 
H.;  a  son  Lewis  H.,  b.  May  30,  1866. 

V.  Emma;   b.   May   12,   1846;   d.   young. 

VI.  Anna;  d.   young. 

VII.  Margaret;  d.   young. 

VIII.  Jennie  F.;  b.  Sept.  8,  1856;  m.  Nathaniel  J.  L.  Ryder;  res.  Man- 
chester, N.   H. ;  eh.:  1.  Edward  F.;  2.  Harris  B.;  3.  Natalie;  4.  Charles  K. 

No.  272,  p.  353,— Helen  M.  Lyon  was  born  March  28,  1831  (Dor- 
dh-ester  T.  R.). 

No.  274,  p.  353.— .Moses  G.  Lyon  married  Sept.  19,  1842,  Eliza  V. 
Howe;  a  child  of  Moses  died  Aug.  29,  1843,  ae.  six  weeks  (Dorchester 
T.  R.). 

No.  145,  p.  354. — iBenjamin  Glover  Lyon  married  Eliza  Babcock 
[not  Glover].     Asa  Payson  Lyon   (No.  279,  without  doubt)   died  Oct. 

1828,  ae.  35  y.     Samuel  S.  Lyon  (No.  280)  married  Rebecca  ; 

a  daughter,  Sara  Jane  was  born  July  16,  1849   (Dorchester  T.  R.). 

,    No.  316  (?),  p.  356.— Eunice   Lyon   married   Jan.    14,   1834,   Oliver 
Hall  (Dorchester  T.  R.). 

No.  317  (?),  p.  356. — Rebecca  Lyon  married  April  21,  1834, 
Stephen  S.  C.  Jones  of  Brookline  (Dorchester  T.  R.). 

No.  326,  p.  356. — Andrew  J.  Lyon  was  born  June  27,  1849 
(Hubbardston  T.  R.). 

No.  234,  p.  358. — Ann  Frances  Whitney,  daughter  of  Israel  and 
Mary  (Fuller)  Whitney,  was  born  April  13,  1806;  died  April  9,  1842, 
ae.  34. 

No.  312,  p.  364. — A  child  of  Jeremiah  Lyon  died  Jan.  11,  1842,  ae. 
17  y.  (Dorchester  T.  R,). 

No.  346,  p.  364. — Israel  Whitney  Lyon  died  suddenly  of  pneumonia 
Feb.  22,  1897,  at  his  home  in  Englewood,  N.  J.  [N.  B.  On  page  364 
line  13,  for  N.  Y.  read  N.  J.]. 


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366  SUPPLEMENT    TO    VOLUME    I 

FAMILY  OF  GEORGE  LYON  OF  DORCHESTER. 

No.  16,  p.  373. — Elizabeth  Marcy  was  daughter  of  John  and  Sarah 
(Hadlock)  Marcy. 

No.  26,  pp.  373  and  410. — Timothy  Foster  of  Walpole,  Mass. 
settled  in  Dudley,  Mass.  1748.  He  married  first  Molly  May,  second 
Keziah  Lyon  (No.  26?),  third  Mary  Payson.  He  had  sixteen  children. 
Thirteen  sons  enlisted  in  the  Revolutionary  army,  serving  in  the 
aggregate  more  than  sixty  years.  Many  of  his  descendants  lived  in 
Windham,  Pomfret  and  Union,  Conn. 

No.  27,  p.  374.— George  Lyon  was  born  March  10,  1732-3  [i.  e.  1733, 
not  1732  in  our  reckoning].  Zerviah  Marcy  could  hardly  have  been 
daughter  of  John  and  Sarah  (Hadlock)  Marcy,  who  were  married  in 
1686.  She  was  perhaps  a  grand  daughter  and  so  a  cousin  of  her  hus- 
band, whose  mother  was  Elizabeth  Marcy,  dau. .  of  John  and  Sarah. 

.  w  i  /  f  1 

y-  No.  35,  p.  375.— Uriah    Lyon    died   July    24,    1849,    ae.    79    y.      His 

widow  died  Nov.  9,  1862,  ae.  82  y.     Elias  Lyon  (No.  48)   was  drowned 

1878.     Lyman  Lyon  married  Olive  H.  W.  Buck;   removed  to  Geneseo, 

111.;    children:      1.   Alvin   Moore,  b.   July  3,   1843;    2.    Mary  Jerusha,  b. 

April  24,  1845.     These  items  from  History  of  Union,  Conn. 

No.  39,  p.  376.— Date  of  marriage  June  14,  1826,  not  1822. 

No.  71,  p.  377. — For  Andrew  L.  Draper  read  Andrew  S.  Draper. 

No.  47,  p.  378. — Elisha  Lyon  married  Delotia  Bosworth,  they  had: 
1.   Sarah;    2.  George;    3.  Frank;    4.  Mary,  m.  John  Jones. 

No.  101,  p.  380  (also  p.  384). — For  Harris  Fanning  read  Harris 
Manning. 

Page  381,  1.  6  from  bottom. — ^For  Harriet  S.  read  Abbie  Louise. 

To  the  unconnected  records  on  p.  368,  add: 
Charles,  d.  Dec.  22,  1843,  ae.  21   (D).  f-Z/./fi/^ 
Daniel,  m.  Ann  Trainer,  int.  Jan.   10,  1846    (D). 
Diana,  m.  Aug.  13,  1784  Elijah  Kilton  at  Foxboro  (D).^    . 
Mrs.  Susan  J.,  d.  Feb.  2,  1842,  ae.  47  y.   (D).    //* *^^/'' 1\._      :' 
ft^  Thaddeus  M.  Harris  Lyon,  d.  June  1,  1843,  ae.  27  (D).  Vj**J<^^'^ 


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1.  FAMILY  OF  HENRY   LYON  OF  NEWARK. 


Addenda,  Errata  and  Notes. 

Furnished   by  John  C.  Cox,   Dayton,   Ohio.t 

Page  15,  Footnote. — William  Armstrong  Crosier  F.  R.  S.  in  his 
Armory  and  Registry  of  American  Families  gives  the  Coat  of  Arms 
of  Henry  Lyon  of  Perthshire  and  later  of  Milford,  Conn.,  and  also  of 
William  Bateman  of  Fairfield,  Conn.,  as  follows: 

Coat  of  Arms  of  Henry  Lyon  and  other  Lyons  of  Perthshire, 
Scotland.  Argent,  a  lion  rampant  azure,  armed  and  langued,  within 
a  double  tressure  flory,  counter-flory  gules.  Crest:  a  demi-lady  to 
the  girdle  habited  and  holding  in  her  right  hand  the  Royal  Thistle 
and  in  the  sinister  (left  hand)  a  chaplet  laurel  all  ppr.  Motto: 
"In  te  Domine  Speravi." 

Coat  of  Arms  of  William  Bateman.  Or,  on  a  chevron  between 
three  escalops  gules,  an  ostrich  feather  argent.  Crest:  a  pheasant 
ppr.  Motto:   "Nee  pretio  nee  prece." 

Explanation  of  Coat  of  Arms. 
The  meaning  of  some  of  the  above  heraldic  words  are  as  follows: 
Argent:  silver  or  white.  Azure:  blue.  Or:  gold.  A  demi-lady  hold- 
ing in  her  right  hand  a  Royal  Thistle  etc.,  is  an  allusion  to  the 
alliance  with  the  daughter  of  the  King.  Flory  and  Counterflory  gules 
means  flowered  and  counter-flowered  red. 

Page  33,  line  13. — The  date  of  1648  is  incorrect  after  all,  according 
to  the  modern  method  of  reckoning  time.  King  Charles  was  beheaded 
January  30,  1649,  a  date  memorable  in  history.  In  those  days,  how- 
ever, the  legal  year  began  March  25  instead  of  January  1,  so  that 
the  date  was  written  January  30,  1648,  or  oftener  January  30,  1648-9. 


N.  B. —  By  Volume  II.  is  meant  Lyon  Memorial,  Connecticut  and  New 
Jersey  Families.  Throughout  this  Supplement,  page  and  serial  numbers  are 
those    of    this    volume. 

tMr.  Cox  has  rendered  invaluable  service  to  the  descendants  of  Henry  Lyon 
by  his  thorough  and  painstaking  critical  review  of  the  history  of  this  family 
as  presented  in  Vol.  II.  of  the  Lyon  Memorial.  A  few  additional  notes  and  com- 
ments have  been  supplied  also  by  the  Editor  in  chief  of  the  Memorial,  these  ni- 
dicated  by  the  initials   [A.   B.   L.]. 


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Henry  Lyon  was  admitted  to  the  Milford  church  Feb.  24,  1649  (if  we 
can  accept  this  date)  less  than  a  month  after  the  tragedy  at  Whitehall. 
Miss  Sidney  Lyon  states  that  the  three  brothers  came  to  America 
in  1648.  At  least  one  of  them,  Thomas,  came  certainly  earlier  than 
this.  In  August,  1647,  Thomas  was  settled  in  Stamford  and  married 
to  the  granddaughter  of  Governor  John  Winthrop.  This  completely 
refutes  the  hypothesis  that  he  was  present  at  the  execution  of  King 
Charles  [A.  B.  L.] . 

Page  44,  line  16. — The  statement  made  here  that  Henry  Lyon  was 
the  youngest  of  the  three  brothers  from  Glen  Lyon  seems  to  be  based 
on  the  fact  that  he  was  the  last  of  the  three  to  assume  na'Slrimonial 
responsibilities.  Thomas  must  have  been  married  in  If  46  or  17$77""~  ^ 
Richard  is  supposed  to  have  been  married  as  early  as  1650,  although 
this  is  by  no  means  certain;  Henry  married  in  1652.  It  is  stated  on 
page  252  that  according  to  family  tradition,  Richard  was  the  youngest 
of  the  three  brothers,  and  this  may  have  been  true.  He  had  only 
three  children  who  were  of  age  when  his  will  was  made,  April  12, 
1678.  This  would  indicate  that  his  marriage,  assuming  that  he  had 
but  one  wife,  took  place  about  1652  [1651-3].  The  comment  of  Mr. 
J.  C.  Cox  is:  "it  is  my  opinion  from  all  known  data  and  information 
of  these  three  Lyons,  that  they  should  come  in  the  following  order  as 
to  birth,  Thomas,  Richard  and  Henry,  the  latter  being  the  youngest 
and  born  probably  about  1625.  The  date  of  Henry's  birth,  given  by 
some  authorities  at  1618,  looks  now  to  be  erroneous."  [A.  B.  L.] 

Page  62,  line  11. — ^The  date  of  Henry  Lyon's  will,  given  here  and 
elsewhere  as  1702,  was  actually  Feb.  9,  1703,  according  to  our  modern 
method  of  reckoning  time.  Up  to  the  year  1752  in  England  and  her 
colonies  the  legal  year  began  March  25,  although  in  the  popular  reck- 
oning, it  began  as  now  on  January  first.  This  explains  the  date  of 
the  will  in  question,  which  is  given  as  "this  ninth  day  of  February,  1702 
alias  3,"  which  is  further  fixed  beyond  question  by  the  added  state- 
ment "and  in  ye  first  year  of  ye  Reign  of  our  Sovereign  Lady  Anne 
&c  Queen  &c,"  since  Anne  became  Queen  of  England  April  23,  1702. 
Similar  double  dates  occur  frequently  in  the  early  history  of  the 
American  colonies,  and  they  should  always  be  quoted  in  full;  the 
usual  form  would  be  Feb.  9,  1702-3.     [A.  B.  L.] 


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HENRY    LYON    OF    NEWARK  359 

Page  62,  line  24. — ^Read:  "John  had  died  in  1694  and  Thomas  had 
shortly  followed  his  younger  brother;  Nathaniel  passed  on  in  1701." 
Note  that  the  will  of  John  was  probated  Nov.  2,  1694,  while  inventory 
of  the  estate  of  Thomas  was  made  Nov.  21,  1694.  Nathaniel  was  dead 
and  his  widow  again  married  when  Henry'  made  his  will,  for  he  speaks 
of  his  daughter  "Mary  Lyon,  alias  Potter,  relict  of  my  son  Nathaniel 
Lyon."  The  death  of  Nathaniel  could  not  therefore  have  taken  place 
after  1702,  and  since  his  will  is  dated  Dec.  20,  1700,  it  is  practically 
certain  that  he  died  early  in  1701. 

Page  80. — At  the  begnning  of  the  paragraph,  the  probable  date  of 
the  birth  of  Henry  Lyon  should  be  given.  On  page  44  it  is  stated  that 
he  was  born  perhaps  about  1625,  and  that  seems  a  reasonable  con- 
jecture. Although  nothing  is  known  of  his  parentage  one  may  surmise 
that  their  given  names  were  Thomas  and  Mary. 

Page  80,  line  8. — The  date  of  Henry's  marriage  is  given  on  p.  46 
as  May,  1652,  here  simply  as  1652.  The  name  of  his  bride  is  given 
here  as  well  as  on  p.  46  and  elsewhere  as  Elizabeth  Bateman  (daughter 
of  William).  Savage  and  other  authorities  say  that  she  was  "Mary 
Bateman,  the  only  daughter  of  William  Bateman."  Elizabeth  may  be 
correct,  if  it  can  be  shown  by  her  father's  will  that  Henry  Lyon's 
wife  was  so  named,  or  if  the  deed  of  May  1st,  1675  of  Henry  Lyon 
and  wife  of  Elizabethtown  to  Honorable  Philip  Carteret  calls  her 
Elizabeth.  The  will  of  William  Bateman,  quoted  on  p.  47  (line  13) 
mentions  a  grandchild,  "Joseph  Middlebrooke,"  showing  decisively  that 
he  had  another  daughter  besides  the  one  who  married  Henry  Lyon, 
and  that  this  daughter  married  a  Middlebrooke.  Elizabeth,  if  that  was 
her  name,  was  probably  born  about  1630-2. 

Page  80,  line  10. — Henry  Lyon  is  here  said  to  have  been  dismissed 
from  Fairfield  to  Milford  Church  May  28,  1654.  The  fact  was,  as  stated 
p.  46,  that  he  was  dismissed  on  that  date  from  Milford  to  Fairfield 
Church. 

Page  80,  line  18. — For  February  4,  1861  read  February  4,  1681,  or 
possibly  1680.  The  date  of  Henry's  second  marriage,  given  in  line  23 
as  "about  1689-90"  should  be  four  or  five  years  earlier.  His  second 
wife,  Mary,  was  undoubtedly  daughter  of  one  of  the  early  settlers  in 
Newark,  probably  Matthew  Campfield,  Samuel  Plum  or  Stephen  Free- 


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man.  At  the  close  of  the  paragraph,  it  is  stated  that  Henry  returned 
to  Newark  in  1696.  On  p.  73  in  Prof.  Winan's  sketch  of  Lyons  Farms, 
it  is  implied  that  he  was  still  in  Elizabeth  in  1700. 

Page  80,  No.  2. — Thomas  must  have  been  born  in  1653,  since  his 
parents  were  not  married  until  May  1652. 

Page  80,  No.  3. — Mary  was  probably  born  1656.  If  Samuel  was 
"a  lad  of  fourteen"  at  the  time  of  the  land  distribution  in  1667  (see 
p.  54),  he  must  have  been  older  than  Mary. 

Page  80,  No.  4. — Samuel  was  born  probably  in  the  latter  part  of 
the  year  1654. 

Page  81,  No.  10. — Mary  was  born  probably  about  1686-7. 

Page  81,  No.  11. — Dorcas  was  born  probably  about  1688-9. 

Page  81,  No.  2. — Thomas  Lyon   married  Elizabeth  ,  who 

was  undoubtedly  Elizabeth  Ward,  born  1660,  sister  of  John  Ward  who 
married  Mary  Lyon,  No.  3.  They  were  children  of  Sergeant  John 
Ward,  Sr.  The  children  of  Thomas  and  Elizabeth  should  probably  be 
named   in  the   following   order: 

I.  Penelope;   m.   Thomas  Thompson. 

II.  Elizabeth;    unm. 

III.  Annas;   m.   Mills. 

IV.  Isaac;  b.    1691. 

V.  Thomas;   b.    1692. 

VI.  Mattaniah;  b.   1694   (year  of  his  father's  death). 

Page  82,  line  1.— For  1669  read  1696. 

Page  82,  line  16. — For  "children"  (of  John  and  Mary),  read  "son." 

Page  82,  line  21. — For  Zopher  read  Thomas;  Zopher  was  the 
brother,  not  the  father,  of  Sarah  Beach. 

Page  82,  line  31.— For  Aug.  20,  1703  read  Jan.  20,  1707  as  date  of 
Samuel's  will.  The  statement  represented  as  based  on  this  will  that 
the  children  by  first  marriage  were  Samuel,  Henry,  Joseph,  Mary  and 
Sarah,  those  by  second  marriage,  John,  James  and  Hannah  is  certainly 
not  in  accordance  with  fact.    The  record  should  read: 

Children  of  Samuel  and  Sarah   (Beach)   Lyon: 

I.     Samuel;    b.    1676.      He    m.    likely    a   dau.    of   Rev.    Abraham    Pierson    Jr., 

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and  Abigail  Clark,  he  the  son  of  Rev.  Abraham  and  Abigail  (Wheelwright) 
Pierson. 

II.  John;  b.  about  1678.  probably,  since  he  married  Elizabeth  Riggs,  born 
1679.      She   would  not  marry  a  man   fifteen   or   twenty   years  younger   than   herself. 

III.  Joseph;   b.    about   16 SO;    m.    Mary  Pierson. 

IV.  Henry;   b.    1682;    m.    Mary    Roberts. 

V.  Sarah. 

Children   of  Samuel   and   Hannah    (Pierson)    Lyon: 

VI.  Mary. 

VII.  Hannah. 

VIII.  James;  b.   Oct.   5,    1700;   d.   Nov.   16,   1775,   at  Newport,   R.   I. 

Page  S3,  line  8.— For  1726  read  February  1726-7;  the  date  must 
have  been  between  the  15th  and  the  27th  of  Feb.  1727.  Mary  Harrison 
(line  9)  was  daughter  of  Richard  Harrison,  Sr.  of  Branford,  Conn, 
(from  W.  Kirby,  Bng.)  Sarah  Brown  (line  10)  was  born  about  1685, 
daughter  of  Joseph  and  Hannah  (Freeman)  Brown.  Hannah  Freeman, 
born  1655,  daughter  of  Stephen  and  Hannah  (Astwood)  Freeman. 
Hannah  Astwood  was  daughter  of  Capt.  John  Astwood  and  his  first 
wife.  Joseph  Brown  was  son  of  John  and  Mary  (Burwell)  Brown, 
John  being  one  of  the  Newark  pioneers  from  Milford.  The  last  three 
lines  of  the  paragraph  refer  to  an  unidentified  Joseph  Lyon,  certainly 
not  No.  5. 

Children   of  Joseph   and   Mary    (Pierson)    Lyon: 

I.     Abigail;  b.  about  1685-6;  m.  1704-5,  Joseph'  Crane,  Esq.   [Jasper-,  Jasperi]. 
*II.     Mary;  tn.  Nathan  Foster. 

III.  Hannah;  b.  about  1704;  m.  Samuel*  Sayre,  b.  about  1700,  d.  1760 
[Samuel',  DanleP,  Thomas^].;  they  had  a  son  Samuel,  and  other  children,  names 
not  known  to  the  writer. 

IV.  £Iizabeth;    b.    about    1706;    m.    Daniel    Sayre,    second   cousin   of   Samuel. 

Page  83,  No.  32. — For  Sarah  (?)  Cook,  read  Mary  Cook. 

Page  83,  No.  6. — Nathaniel  Lyon  married  Mary,  who  was  probably 
Mary  Camp,  born  1664.  or  possibly  Mary  Harrison.  As  a  widow  she 
married  in  1702  Samuel  Potter.  Mary  Harrison  was  daughter  of 
Richard  Harrison,  Jr.,  of  the  colony  from  Branford. 

Page  83,  No.  7.— John  Lyon  died  Oct.  23-31,  1694.     His  wife  was 

Hannah  ,   probably   Hannah   Baldwin,   daughter   of  John   and 

Hannah  (Bruen)  Baldwin.  Nothing  is  known  of  his  descendants  or 
whether  indeed  he  had  grandchildren. 


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Page  88,  No.  8. — The  record  should  read: 

Children    of   Benjamin    and    Bethla    (Condlt)    Lyon: 

I.  Anne;    [not   Abigail];    b.    1689;    m.   Canfleld. 

II.  Joanna;  b.  about  1691;  m.  Joseph  Prudden. 
IIL     Benjamin;  b.   1693    [not   1690   as  stated]. 

Note. — A  fourth  daughter  Mary,  m.  Nathan  Foster,  is  erroneously  added  in 
the  list  of  Errata,  p.   390.      The  Mary  who  m.   Nathan  Foster  was  No.    29. 

Page  88,  No.  9. — Capt.  Ebenezer  Lyon  died  March  31  [not  13], 
1739.  On  p.  89,  line  10,  also  line  13,  for  Darkis  read  Dorkis  or  Dorcas; 
in  line  14,  for  Riderous  read  Ridemus. 

Page  89,  No.  45. — For  Darkis  read  Dorkis. 

Page  89,  No.  47. — After  Ebenezer  insert  "m.  Abigail  ." 

Page  89,  No.  50. — Bethia  m.  1st  (as  stated)  John  Winans;  m.  2nd 
Joseph*  Foster  [Mary^  (Lyon),  Joseph-,  Henry'];  m.  3rd.  Ichabod 
Grommon    ( Grumman ) . 

Page  89,  line  7  from  bottom. — The  date  of  death  of  John  Winans, 
1674,  is  inconsistent  with  that  of  the  birth  of  a  second  John  given  in 
the  next  line  as  1673.  Probably  the  latter  date  should  be  also  1674; 
in  any  case  the  dates  are  given  only  approximately.  In  line  2  from 
bottom  of  page,  for  his  brother's  father,  read  Susannah's  mother's 
father. 

Page  90,  No.  13. — Following  the  list  of  the  children  of  Thomas 
Lyon  there  should  be  a  statement  that  there  were  other  children. 

Page  90,  No.  20. — Samuel  Lyon  married  probably  a  Pierson.  They 
probably  had  other  children,  among  them  a  son  David.  Prudence, 
No.  2160,  Mary,  No.  2161  and  Rebecca,  No.  2162,  mentioned  among 
unidentified  Lyon  names,  page  238,  may  have  been  of  this  family,  or 
these  may  have  been  children  of  Henry  or  Joseph,  brothers  of  this 
Samuel. 

Page  90,  No.  21. — ^Mary  Roberts  was  probably  a  daughter  of  David 
Roberts.  The  children  (sons)  of  Henry  and  Mary  Roberts  Lyon,  in 
order  of  birth  were : 

I.     David;  b.   1710;   d.   1755;   m.   Phebe  ;   no  children;   will   1742.      This 

Is   almost    certainly   the    Capt.    David    Lyon    who   was   buried   at    Whlppany.    Morris 
Co.,    N.    J.      There   is   a   stone    there   indicating  that   he   was   born    1710    and   died 


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1755.      Nevertheless,   possibly  the   David  burled   at   Whippany  was  son  of   Samuel, 
No.   20. 

II.  Zopher;  b.   about   1712;   m.   Mary  ,    1732. 

III.  Henry;   b.   about  1714;   d.   before  1771;  m.   Mary  Wood. 

IV.  Josiah;   b.  about   1716;  m.   about  1740   Mary  . 

V.  Jonathan;  b.   1719;  d.  1784;  m.   Mary  Baldwin. 

VI.  Nathaniel;  b.  about   1721;  d.   1761;  m.   Rebecca  Plerson. 

Page  91,  No.  22. — Joseph  Lyon  was  born  about  1680,  not  1676, 
Miary  Pierson,  his  wife,  was  daughter  of  Rev.  Abraham  and  Abigail 
(Clark)  Pierson.  Abraham  Pierson,  b.  about  1641,  d.  1708,  was  son  of 
Rev.  Abraham  Pierson  16«8-1678  and  Abigail  Wheelwright,  dau.  of 
Rev.  John  Wheelwright.  Aibigail  Clark  was  dau.  of  Deacon  George 
Clark  of   Milford,   Conn.  V 

Page  91,  No.  69.— For  b.  1700  read  b.  about  1702-3: 

Page  91,  No.  70. — Abraham,  according  to  a  reliable  genealogist, 
was  b.  1710  and  d.  1732.  Joseph  and  Mary  (Pierson)  Lyon  certainly 
had  several  other  sons  and  daughters.  Besides  Joseph  and  Abraham 
possibly  they  had  also  the  following  children:  Samuel,  John,  James, 
Abigail,  Sarah,  Susannah  and  Mary.  It  is  quite  probable  that  Mary, 
No.  2161,  p.  238,  was  their  daughter. 

Page  91,  No.  25. — John  Lyon  b.  about  1678,  m.  Elizabeth  Riggs  b. 
about  1679. 

Page  91,  No.  71. — Joseph  Lyon,  No.  71  (see  p.  101)  could  not  have 
been  son  of  John,  No.  25.  Probably  he  was  son  of  Joseph  No.  194, 
p.  101. 

Page  92,  No.  75. — The  date  of  Samuel's  baptism  should  read 
probably  July  6,  1738;  either  this  or  the  date  of  death  must  be  wrong 
[A.  B.  L.]. 

Page  93,  No.  28. — Joseph  Crane  died  in  1726  after  Aug.  2nd,  or  in 
1727  before  Feb.  13th.  Jasper  Crane  was  born  1650  not  1657  and  died 
at  Newark  March  16,  1712  not  March  6,  1712.  Capt.  Samuel  Swaine 
was  born  1651  not  1659.  Joseph  Crane's  will  was  proved  Feb.  13,  1727 
instead  of  May  24,  1727,  as  stated. 

Children   of   Joseph   and   Abigail    (Lyon)    Cranet: 

I.     Benjamin;   h.    Nov.    27,    1705-6;    d.    July   13-14,    1777;    m.    Sarah   . 


tThe  dates  of  this  family  as  given  in  the  Lyon   Genealogy  have  been  copied 
mainly   from    Crane's   Genealogy,    which    has   made    a   great   many   mistakes. 
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He  was  the  eldest   child,   but  was  under  age  Aug.    2,    1726,     No  descendants  have 
been    traced.  '     \ 

II.  Isaac;  b.  Oct.  8,  1709;  m.  not  Kezla  Baldwiit  iK^^  Samuel*  Crane 
[John',  Azarlah^,  Jasper^].  ■^  y^ 

III.  Dzeklel;  b.  May  8,  1711;  d.  March  or  April,  1794;  m.  probably  1st,  Phebe 
;   m.    2nd,    Abigail   Baldwin, 

IV.  Israel;    b.    Jan.    2,    1713;    d.    Aug.    1,    1785;    m.    according   to    competent 

authority    Sarah    .       He    may    have    married    also    as    stated    on    p.    103, 

Abigail     . 

V.  Abigail;  b.   about  July  1714§;  d.   Oct.   20,   1768;  m.  Samuel  Lyon   (No..   62). 

VI.  JoBepb;    b.    Jan.    2    (or   7),    1716;    d.    ;    m.    Elizabeth   Johnson. 

VII.  Josiah;  b.  Dec.  28,  1718;  d.  Dec.  15,  1785;  m.  1st,  Jerusha  Cook; 
m.     2nd,     Phebe . 

VIII.  Joanna;  b.  Sept.  8,  1720  (not  1719  as  stated);  m.  1st,  Samuel 
Congar;   m.    2nd.    Joseph    Camp,    Esq. 

Page  93,  No.  87. — Joseph  Crane,  born  1716,  married  Elizabeth 
Johnson,  born  about  1722-5;  she  made  her  will  1785  and  d.  soon  after; 
She  m.  2nd.  before  1785,  Paul^  Day,  b.  1724,  d.  1802  [Joseph^  PauP, 
George'].  Elizabeth  was  dau.  of  Capt.  John*  Johnson  1700-1752  [Eli- 
phalet^  Esq.  and  Deborah,  Thomas-,  Robert']  and  Elizabeth*  Ogden,  b. 
about  1705  [Capt.  David*  1678-1734,  David-  and  Elizabeth  (Swain) 
Ward,  John'].  Elizabeth*  (Swain)  Ward  [Capt.  SamueP,  William'],  was 
widow  of  Josiah^  Ward   [George']. 

The    children    of   Joseph    and    Elizabeth    (Johnson)    Crane    were: 

I.  John. 

II.  Benjamin. 

III.  David;  d.  before  1785;  m.  Hannah  Wade,  who  was  born  at  Connecticut 
Farms.      They  had:     Phebe,  b.    1778;   Elizabeth,  b.    1780;   and   five   other  children. 

IV.  Joseph. 

V.  Isaac. 

VI.  Abigail. 

VII.  Phebe. 

VIII.  Elizabeth. 

Page  93,  No.  89a. — Joseph  Foster  was  born  about  1710-15.  There 
were  other  children,  for  Joseph  Lyon  speaks  in  his  will  of  the  "chil- 
dren" of  his  daughter  Mary  (Lyon)  Foster. 

Page  93.  No.  30. — ^Elizabeth  Lyon,  b.  about  1706,  married  Daniel* 
Sayre  [Daniel',  Joseph^  Thomas']. 


SAbigail  Crane  could  not  have  been  born  in  1713  as  stated  on  p.  99.  unless 
she  and  Israel  were  twins.  The  Crane  Genealogy  says  she  was  born  1727,  but 
she  is  named  in  the  will  of  her  father  dated  Aug.  2,  1726.  The  1727  may  have 
been  a  misreading  of  1721.  and  this  may  after  all  be  the  correct  date,  Abigail 
being  the  youngest  child  instead  of  Joanna.  One  of  the  two  was  born  probably 
1714,    the   other   1721. 

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Children  of  Daniel  and  Elizabeth   (Lyon)   Sayre: 

I.  Daniel. 

II.  Mary;    m.     1st    Samuel    Van  ;    m.     2nd  Long. 

III.  John;  m.   . 

IV.  Ephraini;    b.    March    8.    1746:    m.    Hannah    Meeker. 

Page  93,  No.  32. — Obediah^  Cook  was  son  of  John^  and  Elizabeth 
[Ellis'  and  Martha  Cooper].  There  seems  to  be  no  evidence  that 
Capt.  Joseph  Lyon  made  a  will,  neither  has  there  been  found  any 
account  of  the  settlement  of  his  estate.  Abigail,  No.  92,  was  born 
July  14,  1754.  There  were  certainly  other  children,  possibly  among  them 
Obediah,  Sarah  and  Mary. 

Page  94,  No.  34. — Nathaniel  Lyon,  father  of  Mary  died  1701,  not 
1719. 

Page  94,  No.  40. — Benjamin  Lyon  was  born  1693,  not  1691.  His 
first  wife  was  undoubtedly  Mary  Day,  sister  of  his  second  wife.  In 
line  1,  p.  95  omit  (Condit),  for  which  (Day)  should  probably  be  sub- 
stituted. Hannah,  No.  95,  was  b.  about  1721;  Sarah,  No.  97,  b.  about 
1725-6;  Martha,  No.  98,  b.  1733;  Daniel,  No.  102,  b.  1735-6.  The  name 
of  Martha  should  therefore  follow  that  of  Moses,  and  Daniel  should 
precede  Matthias. 

Page  95,  No.  41. — The  paragraph  relating  to  the  children  of  Joseph 
Prudden's  negro  servant  is  out  of  place  in  a  Lyon  Genealogy. 

Page  96,  No.  44. — Ephraim*  Clark  was  son  of  Ephraim^  [Richard^]. 
For  Darkis,  No.  119,  read  Dorkis;  for  Riderous,  No.  121,  read  Ridemus. 
Page  96,  No.  45. — For  Darkis  read  Dorkis. 
Page  96,  No.  47. — Ebenezer  Lyon  married  Abigail  . 

Page  96,  No.  50. — Bethia  Lyon's  mother  was  Elizabeth  Winans, 
sister  of  Jacob,  her  husband's  father  (see  footnote,  p.  89).  Her  second 
husband,  Joseph  Foster,  No.  89a.,  was  son  of  her  cousin  Mary  Lyon, 
No.  29.  The  Joseph  Lyon  named  as  executor  of  Joseph  Foster's  will 
was  Capt.  Joseph  Lyon,  No.  32.  The  older  form  of  spelling  the  name 
Grumman  was  Grommon,  originally  Grumin.  On  page  97,  line  5  for 
Ichbod,  read  Ichabod;  line  9  for  Icabod,  read  Ichabod.  Ichabod  Grum- 
man was  son  of  Joseph'  Grumman   [ ^;  John'] . 


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Page  97,  No.  129c.  Jacob  Foster  had  a  daughter  Mary  who  mar- 
ried Isaiah"  Stites   [Benjamin*,  William',  Richa^d^  John']. 

Children    of    Isaiah    and    Mary    (Poster)    Stites: 

I.  Jacob   Foster;    m.    Sarah   Frazee. 

II.  Henry;   m.    Mary   Clark. 

III.  Benjamin;    m.    Eliza   Anne    Drake. 

JACOB  FOSTER'  STITES  [Mary'  (Foster),  Jacob",  Joseph*. 
Mary'  (Lyon),  Joseph^  Henry']  also  [Mary*  (Foster)  Jacob*,  Bethia' 
(Lyon),  Ebenezer^  Henry'],  married  Sarah  Frazee,  daughter  of  Henry. 

Children   of  Jacob   F.    and   Sarah    (Frazee)    Stites: 

I.  Isaiah;    m.    1st  Drake;    m.    2nd    Sarah  ;    no    ch.. 

II.  Mary;    d.    at    the    age    of   15    years. 

III.  Charlotte;  m.   Philemon  Dunn  and  had  a  son  Albert. 

IV.  Henry. 

HENRY'  STITES  [Mary«  (Foster),  Jacob',  Joseph*,  Mary'  (Lyon), 
Joseph^  Henry'],  also  [Mary°  (Foster)  Jacob*,  Bethia'  (Lyon);  Ebene- 
zer^  Henry'],  married  Mary  Clark,  daughter  of  Edward  Clark  of  West- 
field. 

Children   of   Henry   and   Mary    (Clark)    Stites: 

I.  £liza;   m.    Talmage   Ross.    s.    of  John. 

II.  John;    m.  ;    res.    New    York    City. 

III.  Annie;   m.    Gershom   Littell,    s.    of   Gershom. 

IV.  Aaron;    m.  ;    res.    New    York    City. 

BENJAMIN'  STITES  [Mary*  (Poster),  Jacob',  Joseph*,  Mary* 
(Lyon),  Joseph^  Henry'],  also  [Mary'  (Poster),  Jacob*,  Bethia'  (Lyon), 
Bbenezer=,  Henry'],  married  Eliza  Anne  Drake,  daughter  of  Nathaniel. 

Children    of   Benjamin    and    Eliza   Anne    (Drake)    Stites: 

I.  Hnlda;  m.  James  Cleaver,   s.   of  William   H. 

II.  Julia. 

III.  Mary. 

IV.  Caroline. 

V.  Benjamin. 

Page  97,  No.  50. — The  children  of  Ichabod  Grommon  and  Bethia 
(Lyon,  Winans)  Foster  were: 

I.  Bethia;    b.    1750-3;    m.    Benjamin    Coe,    s.    of    Benjamin.    1712-1788. 

II.  Daughter;    b.    about    1753;    d.    young;    burled    1769. 


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HENRY    LYON   OF    NEWARK  367 

III.  Ichabod,  Jr.;   b.    1755;    d.    Oct.    29,    1794;   m.   Hannah   Bruen. 

IV.  Aaron;   b.    1757;    d.   Aug.    20,    1801;   m.   Abigail   Lyon    (No.    317). 

Page  97,  No.  51. — Add  to  children  named: 

III.  Abigail;  b.  about  1755;  m.  Joslah=  Crane  [Joslah*,  Joseph',  Jasper', 
Jasper'],    also    [Josiah*,    Abigail'    (Lyon),    Joseph-,    Henry']. 

Page  98,  No.  134. — It  was  probably  this  Henry  who  married  at 
Hanover  Jan,  1773,  Martha  Tompkins. 

Page  98,  No.  150. — Instead  of  Betsey  Harrison  read: 

"150,     VIII.     Elizabeth    [Betsey];    b.    1764    (?);    d.    1855;    m.    Able!    Harrison. 
See    No.    2167,    p.    239. 

Page  98,  No.  57, — ^The  will  of  Thomas  Lyon  was  dated  Sept.  4, 
1784;  proved  Sept.  19,  1785.  He  was  twice  married,  only  the  last 
four  of  his  children  being  by  his  second  wife  Temperance,  as  follows: 

V.  Moses;    b.    1762. 

VI.  Elijah;    b.    1763.      *vvA-<^ 

VII.  Jolin;  b.  1767;  perhaps  John  Lyon  of  Rockaway;  see  list  of  inldentl- 
fled   Lyons. 

VIII.  Levi;    b.    about    1765. 

Page  98,  No.  151. — ^Read:  Sarah;  m.  Nov.  15,  1753,  Joseph  Hatha- 
way at  Morristown. 

Page  98,  No.  60. — It  seems  probable  that  Eunice  Stephens,  who 
was  almost  certainly  a  second  wife,  was  not  the  mother  of  all  of 
Daniel's  children;  possibly  not  of  any  of  themt.  Congar  in  his 
Grenealogical  Notes  gives  in  addition  to  the  list  on  p.  99  the  names 
David  and  Moses.  He  states  also  that  Eunice  had  a  son  John  Stephens, 
by  her  first  husband.  The  date  of  Daniel  Lyon's  birth  given  in  the 
text  is  certainly  too  early;  it  was  probably  about  1730-32. 

Children   of   Daniel  Lyon: 

159.  I.     Creey. 

160.  II.  Sarah;  b.  about  1756;  m.  1774  Evetts'  Townley  [Effingham', 
Col.  Richard'];  for  descendants  see  No.   2166,  p.   239. 

161.  III.     Phebe. 

162.  IV.     Joanna;  b.   about  1760-5;   m.   Enoch  Ball,    b.   about   1760. 

163.  V.     Anna. 


t Among  marriages  in  Hanover  occurs  the  following:  Daniel  Lyon  married 
Jan.  16,  1753,  Elizabeth  Force.  This  could  hardly  have  been  any  other  Daniel. 
If  Elizabeth  was  dau.  of  Abraham  Force,  Abraham  Lyon,  No.   164,   was  probably 

her   son,    and   she   was   the   mother   of   at    least    six   of   Daniel's    children. 
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164.  VI.  Abraham;  b.  1760;  m.  Hannah  Ogden;  see  p.  119,  bottom  of 
page. 

165.  VII.     Joseph. 

166.  VIII.     Jacob. 

167.  IX.  Daniel;  probably  the  Daniel  Lyon  of  Hanover  1800-19  (opinion 
J.    C.    C). 

168.  X.     Aaron;    m.     Lettee  ;     she     b.     1771,    survived    her    husband 

many     years     and     d.     July     26,     1846;     bur.     Ellzabethtown,     First     Presbyterian 
churchyard. 

168a.     XI.     David;  buried  near  his  bro.   Aaron;   David  Lyon,   s.    of  Daniel  of 
Springfield,   m.   July   10,    1798,    Elizabeth  Gillom    (N.   J.   Archives). 
168b.     XII.     Moses. 

Page  99,  No.  61. — Abel  Lyon  married  probably  Sarah  Baldwin. 

Page  99,  No.  62. — ^Abigail  Crane  was  born,  not  1713  but  either  in 
1714  or  1721;  the  latter  date  agrees  best  with  the  date  of  her  marriage. 
Abigail  and  Samuel  were  second  cousins.  The  son  David,  No.  174. 
was  Capt.  David  Lyon  of  Ellzabethtown;  see  page  247.  Samuel  Lyon 
and  Abigail  Crane  had  also  a  daughter  Phebe,  No.  2164,  p.  238. 

Page  99,  No.  64. — Nathaniel  Lyon  was  born  about  1721;  died  Jan. 
or  Feb.  1761. 

Page  100,  No.  65. — Josiah  Lyon  was  born  probably  about  1716. 
His  children  should  be  arranged  probably  in  about  the  following  order: 

I.  Phebe. 

II.  Mary. 

III.  Lydia;  b.   1745    (called   Elizabeth  by  Congar). 

IV.  David;    eldest    son;    b.    1747. 

V.  Abraham;  b.    1749. 

VI.  Josiah. 

VII.  Ann. 

Page  100,  No.  66. — In  line  4,  for  daughter  of  Zopher  read  children 
of  Zopher. 

Page  101,  line  1. — For  Tichnor,  read  Tichenor. 

Page  101,  No.  68. — Henry  Lyon  married  Mary,  not  Hannah  Wood. 
Capt.  Christopher  Wood  died  Feb.  8,  1759;  his  will  was  made  Nov.  20, 
1758.  His  widow,  Phebe  (Johnes)  Wood  died  1785;  her  will  made 
April  14,  1772,  mentions  Mary,  wife  of  Henry  Lyon.  The  statement 
that  only  the  first  three  children  were  born  before  1759  is  based  merely 
on  the  fact  that  these  were  named  in  their  grandfather  Wood's  will; 


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it  is  probable  that  all  were  born  before  1759.     Henry  married  possibly 

a  second  wife  Hannah  .     It  is  probable  that  his  son  James, 

No.  188,  was  Col.  James,  No.  2163a,  (p.  238),  and  that  Stephen;  No. 
192,  was  the  unidentified  Stephen,  No.  2165,  whose  birth  is  given  on  p. 
238  as  1751,  on  p.  239  as  1755.  The  record  however  on  page  239  cer- 
tainly does  not  all  relate  to  this  Stephen,  whose  wife,  however,  was 
probably  Mary. 

Page  101,  No.  69. — David^  Littell  was  son  of  John-  and  Mary 
[George'  and  Alice  Poore]. 

Page  101,  No.  194. — This  Joseph  was  almost  certainly  the  father 
of  Capt.  Joseph  Lyon,  No.  71. 

Page  101,  No.  197. — ^This  Samuel  Lyon  was  possibly  the  father  of 
the  unidentified  Samuel,  No.  2170a,  born  1780  (p.  240). 

Page  101,  No.  201. — Abigail  m.  . 

Page  101,  No.  202. — For  Strain  read  Straun. 

Page  101,  No.  70. — The  dates  of  birth  and  death  of  Abraham  Lyon 
are  identical  with  those  of  Mary,  wife  of  Josiah  Lyon,  No.  65.  The 
circumstance  leads  one  to  suspect  that  some  error  has  been  made  by 
a  transcriber;  it  does  not  prove  that  they  are  erroneous  as  referring 
to  Abraham.  An  expert  genealogist  states  that  Abraham  was  born  in 
1710  and  died  1732.  It  is  mentioned  that  he  had  one  son  Abraham,  a 
Captain  in  the  Revolutionary  Army.  If  this  is  true,  Capt.  Abraham  was 
almost  certainly  an  only  child,  and  born  the  year  of  his  father's  death. 

Page  102.  No.  210. — ^For  Casey  read  Carey  [A.  B.  L.]. 

Page  103,  No.  83. — Kezia  Baldwin  married,  not  Isaac  Crane  but 
Samuel*  Crane  [John^  Azariah-,  Jasper'].  The  children  named  as 
those  of  Isaac  and  Kezia  were  except  the  last,  children  of  Samuel  and 

Kezia.    Isaac  married and  had  a  son  Isaac,  who  married  and 

in  turn  had  a  son  Isaac,  born  1767.    No  further  trace  of  descendants. 

Page  103,  No.  84. — ^Ezekiel  Crane  was  born  May  8,  1711  and  died 
in  March  or  April  1794.  He  was  a  leading  founder  of  the  Baptist 
Church  at  Lyons  Farms  April  17,  1769.     He  married  first  about  1738- 


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9t  Phebe  ,  undoubtedly  Dalgllsh  or  Douglas.     His  second  wife 

was  Abigail  Baldwin,  born  about  1724,  died  some  where  between  1773 
and  1779.  She  was  daughter  of  Nathaniel*  Baldwin§,  1690-1750  [John' 
and  Ruth  Botsford,  daughter  of  Henry,  John^  and  Mary,  Sylvester'  and 
Sarah  Bryant].  Record  of  dates  of  birth  of  the  older  children  are 
wanting,  except  in  the  case  of  Phebe.  The  following  record  is  prob- 
ably substantially  correct,  although  the  name  of  Joaeph  should  stand 
first  in  the  list. 

Children   of  Ezekiel   and   Phebe    (DalgUsh?)    Crane: 

I.  Phebe;  b.  1740;  bapt.  at  Lyons  Farms  Baptist  Church,  Oct.  15,  1769; 
m.   Deacon  John  Ball    [Timothy',   Thomas^   Edward'];   d.    1781. 

II.  Sarah;    b.    about    1742;    m.    a    Crane,     probably     Matthias*,     b.    1737-8; 

d.    1777;    grad.    Yale    College     [John'    and    Abigail  ,    Azarlah',    Jasper*]; 

they    had    children. 

III.  Rachel;   b.    1744-5;    d.    1783-7;   m.   Joseph   Lyon,   A.   B.    (No.    91). 

IV.  Joseph;  b.  1738-9;  d.  1779-80;  bapt.  with  Phebe,  Oct.  15,  1769;  m. 
Eunice  Dod,  daughter  of  Thomas;  it  was  his  uncle  Joseph,  No.  87,  who  married 
Elizabeth     Johnson,     afterwards     Mrs.     Paul     Day. 

Children    of    Ezekiel    and    Abigail    (Baldwin)     Crane: 

V.  Jonathan;  b.   Dec.    22,    1749;   d.   Feb.    1753,   not    1785   as  stated. 

VI.  Joanna;  b.  about  1751;  m.  1st  Joseph^*  Plum,  b.  1745,  d.  1787  [John*, 
John',  Samuel-,  John'],  they  had  children,  one  of  whom  was  Isaac,  the  first 
Plum  to  change  the  name  to  Plume.  Joanna  m.  2nd  about  1788  Ellas  E.  Vree- 
land,  b.  Dec.  20,  1750;  d.  March  29,  1828;  bur.  in  Canfield  Graveyard,  Cedar 
Grove,    N.    J. 

VII.  £Ilas;  b.  Sept.  10  1753;  d.  March  13,  1809;  m.  about  1775  Phebe' 
Brown,  b.  Feb.  12,  1758,  d.  1828,  [Stephen"*,  Stephen*,  Joseph',  John^,  John']. 
Elias  was  a  private  in  Capt.  Josiah  Pierson's  Company,  Second  Regt.  Essex 
Co.,   Revolutionary  Army. 

Page  103,  No.  237. — The  children  of  Deacon  John  and  Phebe 
(Crane)  Ball  were: 

I.     Calvin. 
II :     liuther. 

tThe  grounds  for  believing  that  Ezekiel  was  twice  married  are  these: 
1.  His  daughter  Phebe  was  born  in  1740,  when  Abigail  Baldwin  was  only 
sixteen  years  old,  possibly  seventeen  or  eighteen  [Baldwin  Genealogy  says  she 
was  born  1724,  the  date  was  certainly  not  before  1722];  2.  An  Ezekiel  Crane 
"born  about  1710"  married  Phebe  Dalglish  [Douglas],  born  1715,  daughter  of 
John2  and  Sarah  (Ward)  Dalglish  [Robert'  and  Mary  Dennison] ;  no  Ezekiel 
Crane  is  recorded  in  New  Jersey  earlier  than  1727-8  except  this  Ezekiel  tjf- 
.*ee«prh  b.  171L;  note  also  that  Phebe  Dalglish's  mother  was  Sarah  and  that 
Phebe   had   a  sister  Rachel,   who  married  a   Canfield. 

§Nathaniel  Baldwin  married  first  Mary  Congar,  dau.  of  Samuel=  [John"  and 
Mary] — so  says  Baldwin  Genealogy;  others  say  that  Nathaniel's  wife  was 
Mary'  Crane  [Azarlah^  and  Mary  Treat,  Jasper'  and  Alice],  Mary  Treat  was 
the    daughter    of    Capt.    Robert    Treat    and    Jane    Tapp,     dau.    of    Edmund    Tapp. 

Capt.    Robert    Treat    was    son    of    Richard    Treat    and    Alice    .      Nathaniel 

had  seven  children  by  wife  Mary.  In  1730  he  married  a  second  wife  Esther, 
1689-1763,    and   had   five   children   by   her. 

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III.     Phebe    [Llttell's   Genealo&y    calls    her    Rachel.] 

Deacon  John  Ball  married  second  Miss  Fairchild  and  had:   1.  John; 

2.  David;    3.  Daniel;    4.  Usel. 

Page  103,  No.  234.^The  children  of  Elias  and  Phebe  (Brown) 
Crane  were: 

I.  David;   b.    1776;    d.    1782. 

II.  Stephen;    b.    1778. 

III.  Moses;    b.    1779. 

IV.  Eunice;    b.    1781. 

V.  Mary;    b.    1783. 

VI.  Jonathan;    b.    1784. 

VII.  David    (3nd) ;    b.    1786. 

VIII.  Rachel;   b.    1789. 

IX.  Jabez;    b.    1790. 

X.  Cyrus;    b.    1791;    d.    1809. 

XI.  AbigaU;    b.     1794;    d.     1836. 

XII.  WUUam;    b.    1799. 

Page  103,  No.  85. — Israel  Crane,  according  to  competent  authority 
married  Sarah  .     Perhaps  he  was  more  than  once  married. 

Page  103,  No.  240.— Israel  Crane,  Jr.,  born  about  1735-40  had  a  son 
Israel,  born  about  1760-1765,  of  Cranetown,  N,  J.  He  married  Fanny 
Pierson,  daughter  of  Dr.  Matthias  Pierson  of  Orange,  N.  J.  This 
Israel  Crane  was  a  well  known  road  builder  and  public  spirited  Jersey- 
man,  who  for  many  years  owned  the  Pompton  Turnpike,  and  who  was 
a  commissioner  appointed  by  the  State  to  finance  the  Morris  Canal. 

Page  103,  No.  86. — Jerusha  Cook,  wife  of  Capt.  Josiah  Crane,  was 
daughter  of  Obediah  Cook  of  Long  Island.  Captain  Josiah  and  his 
wife  Jerusha  were  buried  in  the  cemetery  at  Connecticut  Farms,  now 
called  Union. 

Page  103,  No.  245. — ^^Sarah  Crane  died  before  1785. 

Page  103,  Footnote. — ^The  statements  of  this  footnote  involve 
chronological  impossibilities .  It  is  true  that  there  was  an  Isaac  Crane 
who  married  Mary  Muchmore,  daughter  of  Samuel,  but  it  could  not 
have  been  the  Isaac  born  1767.     [A.  B.  L.]. 

Page  104,  No.  251. — Josiah  Crane  died  after  the  close  of  the  war 
in  1785,  while  on  a  journey  to  visit  his  brother  Elias  who  had  re- 
moved to  Kentucky.     He  married  Abigail  Lyon,  daughter  of  John,  No. 


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51.  His  wife's  family  lived  in  Morris  County  and  he  went  from  Essex 
County  up  into  Morris  County  and  enlisted  in  the  army  and  is  supposed 
to  have  been  married  sometime  during  the  Revolutionary  war.  It  is 
stated  that  he  was  a  soldier  in  the  Jersey  Blues  and  was  with  Washing- 
ton and  Lafayette  in  all  the  battles  fought  in  New  Jersey,  including 
Trenton,  Monmouth  and  Brandy  wine. 

Children    of   Josiah    and   Abigail    (Lyon)    Crane: 

X.  John  JoBiah  (?);  date  of  birth  in  doubt;  the  Crane  Genealogy  says, 
b.  March  8,  1767;  d.  1808;  m.  Nov.  7,  1790,  Rebecca  Safter,  b.  Sept.  22,  1769; 
d.  Oct.  26,  1847;  something  is  wrong  here  if  John  Josiah  was  really  son  of 
Josiah,    b.    1753. 

II.  Beujamln;  b.  at  Lyons  Farms,  Feb.  18,  1783;  d.  in  New  York,  1832; 
m.   1st   Elsey  Schuyler;   m.    2nd  Jane   Low. 

BENJAMIN"  CRANE  [Josiah^  Capt.  Josiah*,  Abigail'  (Lyon) 
Joseph^  Henry'],  also  [AbigaiP  (Lyon)  John*,  Isaac",  Thomas^  Henry'], 
born  at  Lyons  Farms  Feb.  18,  1783;  died  in  New  York  1832.  He 
married  first,  March  28,  1804,  Elsey  Schuyler,  born  March  28,  1787, 
died  July  15,  1806.  He  married  second  in  New  York  City  April  25, 
1807,  Jane  Low,  who  was  born  Aug.  16,  1783,  died  Dec.  14,  1833;  daugh- 
ter of  William  Low. 

Daughter  of  Benjamin   and  Elsey   (Schuyler)    Crane: 

I.  Ann  Maria;   b.    Jan.    18,    1805;    d.    July   13,    1805. 
Children    of    Benjamin    and    Jane    (Low)    Crane: 

II.  Benjamin  FranlUin;  b.  Feb.  16,  1808;  m.  Sept.  15,  1834,  Amanda  F. 
Chardavoyne;  d.   Feb.  13,  1839. 

III.  Tlieodore;    b.    Oct.    8.    1809. 

IV.  Elsey    Scliuyler;    b.    Aug.    14,    1811. 

V.  John  Josiah;  b.  Jan.  19,  1813;  res.  New  York  City;  from  him  the  com- 
piler of  the  Crane  Genealogy  got  his  information  relative  to  his  grandfather, 
but   some  error  has  been  made  in  the  record  of  his  uncle    (?)   John  Josiah. 

VI.  Madison;    b.   Aug.    15,    1815;    d.    Sept.    1,    1815. 

VII.  Augustus;   b.    Jan.    13,    1817;    m.    Elizabeth    Bailee,    Morristown,    N.    J. 

VIII.  William  Low;  b.  Jan.   25,   1819;  d.   May  19,   1819. 

IX.  Edward;    twin    bro.    of    William;    b.    and    d.    Jan.    25,    1819. 

Page  103,  No.  246. — Lois  Crane  married  Hinman. 

Paeg  104,  No.  248. — Elizabeth  Crane  married  Pool. 

Page   104,  No.  249. — Mary   Crane  m.  Harrison. 

Page  104,  No.  250. — Joanna  Crane  m.  Heard. 

Page  104,  No.  253. — Jabez  Crane  died  when  a  young  man. 


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Page   104,   No.   254. — Elias   Crane  removed   to   "the  new  country" 

now  known  as  Kentucky  probably  about  1782-3.     Nothing  is  known  of 
his  descendants. 

Page  104,  No.  255. — Jerusha  Crane  m. Brown. 

Page  104,  No.  90. — The  data  in  this  paragraph  certainly  do  not 
relate  to  Ephraim  Sayre,  No.  90.  This  Ephraim  was  popularly  known 
as  Deacon  Ephraim  Sayre.  He  was  a  soldier  in  the  Revolutionary 
Army  and  a  personal  and  intimate  friend  of  Washington.  Among  the 
descendants  of  this  Ephraim  are  Joseph  Sayre,  architect,  of  Newark, 
N.  J.,  Sidney  L.  Thompson  of  Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  and  Dr.  Lewis  Albert 
Sayre,  the  founder  of  Belle vue  Hospital,  New  York  City.  John  Sayre, 
a  brother  of  Ephraim  resided  in  New  York  City  in  1785.  He  removed 
to  Philadelphia.  Among  his  descendants  were  Dr.  Francis  Bowes 
Sayre,  also  died  during  the  yellow  fever  epidemic  of  1799  and,  in  the 
present  day,  Robert  Sayre  of  South  Bethlehem,  Pa.,  owner  of  the 
Sayre  Observatory  there;  he  is  also  a  banker  and  railroad  magnate. 
The  record  in  the  text  of  the  children  of  Ephraim  Sayre — also  the 
footnote,  should  be  canceled  as  irrelevant. 

Page  105,  No.  91. — Rachel  Crane,  wife  of  Joseph  Lyon,  A.  B.,  was 
born  1744-5,  not  1739,  and  was  probably  daughter  of  Ezekiel  and 
Phebe,  not  of  Ezekiel  and  Abigail,  as  already  stated.  In  line  2,  page 
105,  for  1892  read  1802.  In  line  5,  instead  of  "cousin"  read  "second 
cousin."  Joseph  Lyon,  A.  B.,  made  his  will  Feb.  5,  1817,  probated  June 
16.  1821.  Names  his  wife  Sarah  and  children  Sarah  Wilbur  and  Mary 
Cook,  also  names  Abraham  Cook,  husband  of  Mary  Cook.  Executor 
"my  friend  David  Lyon"  (No.  306).  Witnesses:  Isaiah  Meeker,  Sarah 
Meeker  and  Phebe  Meeker.  Note  that  the  descendants  of  Joseph 
Lyon,  A.  B.,  trace  by  two  lines  to  Joseph^  Lyon  and  Henry'  Lyon. 

Page  105,  No.  92. — Abigail  Lyon  was  born  July  14,  1754.  Dr. 
Caleb  Halstead  was  son  of  Caleb  Halstead,  born  1725  and  wife  Rebecca, 
born  1730.    The  record  of  her  children  should  read: 

I.  Mary  Cook;  m.  General  Isaac  Andrus;  a  great-granddaughter,  Miss  Emma 
G.  Lathrop,   res.    (1907)   Newark.  N.  J. 

II.  Joseph    Lyon;    b.    April,    1779;    d.    Oct.    1779. 

III.  Phebe  Roberts;  b.    1781;   married  two  husbands. 

IV.  Joseph    L,yon;    b.    17  83;    d.    1807;    m.    . 

V.  Caleb   Stockton;   b.   Dec.    16,    1787.    (not   Dec.    11   as  stated). 


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Page  106,  line  5  from  top. — For  Nathaniel  read  Matthias, 

Page  107,  No.  98. — Martha  Lyon  was  born  about  1733,  married 
about  1756-7. 

Page  107,  No.  99. — ^Phebe  Chandler  was  born  Nov.  30  (not  21)  1730, 
and  died  May  (not  March)  14,  1781. 

Page  107,  No.  304. — Tappan  Lyon  died  Dec.  15,  1776. 

Page  107,  No.  306. — David  Lyon  died  May  21  (not  24),  1845. 

Page  107,  No.  307.— Ann  Lyon  was  born  June  (not  Oct.)  27,  1763, 
and  died  Jan.  20,  1846  (not  1840). 

Page  107,  No.  309. — ^Joanna  Lyon  was  born  Dec.  1  (not  2),  1769. 

Page  107,  No.  310.— Caleb  Lyon  died  April  17  (not  Dec.  28),  1854. 

Page  109,  No.   102. — In  line  4,  for  Edgar'  read  Edward\ 

Page  111,  line  1,  also  lines  4  and  6,  for  Ayrs  read  Ayres. 

Page  111,  No.  108. — In  the  second,  also  the  seventh  line,  for  Latou 
read  Laton  [Layton]. 

Page  111,  No.  361. — For  Usnal  read  Uzel. 

Page  111,  No.  362. — For  Guernig  read  Guerin. 

Page  112,  No.  384. — For  Athens  College  read  College  at  Athens. 

Page  113,  No.  392e. — For  William  read  William  D. 

Page  114,  No.  400. — Aaron  was  probably  Aaron  Lyon,  No.  2171 
(p.   240). 

Page  114,  No.  132. — ^John  Lyon  certainly  had  other  children,  among 
them  a  son  Samuel,  undoubtedly  Samuel,  No.  415. 

Page  115,  No.  415. — ^This  Samuel  belongs  to  John  Lyon,  No.  132. 

Page  115,  No.  141. — ^Aaron  Lyon  certainly  had  a  son  Aaron  who 
was  possibly  No.  2171  (p.  240).  lAnother  son  William  married  Abigail 
Miller,  daughter  of  Smith  and  Rachel  (Miller)  Miller.  William  and 
Abigail  had:  1.  William;  2.  Baker;  3,  Adelaide. 

Page  116,  line  4. — For  Anguish  read  Anguish. 

Page  116,  No.  434. — It  was  probably  this  John  who  married,  Sept. 
26,  1827,  Phebe  Edwards;  res:  Livingston,  N.  J. 


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Page  117,  No.  175.— In  the  fourth  line  for  (No.  85)  read  (No.   89). 

Page  118,  No.  178.— David  Lyon  was  born  Feb.  27,  1756;  died  July 
24,  1797.  He  married,  Nov.  10,  1777  Rachel  McCoy,  born  Oct.  29, 
1760,  [or  1761],  d.  Aug.  26,  1839,  daughter  of  Capt.  Garvin  McCoy,  b. 
Jan.  1,  1738,  d.  April  20,  1800,  and  Susan  Kinnan,  b.  May  7,  1740,  d. 
May  14,  1807.  This  is  undoubtedly  the  Rachel  Lyon  referred  to  on 
p.  240  as  mother  of  John  Lyon,  No.  2169.  David  served  in  the  militia 
company  commanded  by  his  father-in-law,  and  later  in  the  Continental 
Army.  His  death  resulted  from  injuries  received  while  driving  a  load 
of  hay  into  his  barn  on  the  old  homestead  at  Lyons,  Somerset  Co., 
N.  J:     After  his  death  Rachel  married  Toan. 

Children    of    David    and    Rachel    (McCoy)    Lyon: 
464a.     I.      Nathaniel;    b.    May    30,    1779;    d.    Aug.    10,    1781. 

464b.  II.  John;  b.  April  14,  1781;  m.  Mary  Miller.  See  No.  2169  for 
further    record. 

464c.     III.     Jonathan   P.;    b.    Feb.    22,    1783;    d.    Sept.    1801. 
464d.     IV.     Mary;    b.    June    15,    1786;    d.    May    26,    1857. 
*464e.     V.      Stephen;    b.     Sept.     3,     1789;     d.     Sept.     10,     1873     (Authentic    Bible 
Record);    m.    Nancy    Hill.      See   No.    2165    for   what    seems   to   be    a   garbled   record 
of  this   Stephen:    also   see   end   of  this   supplement   for   authentic   record. 

•464f.     VI.     Nathaniel    [Secundus] ;    b.    Jan.    25,    1792;    d.    Nov.    5,    1822.      See 
end   of  this   supplement   for   further   record. 

464g.     VII.     David;    b.    Oct.    9,    1794;    d.    April    15,    1815. 
*465.     VIII.     Rachel;   b.   ;   m.    Samuel   Ogden. 

Page  118,  No.  180. — David  Lyon  married  Prudence  . 


Children    of    David   and   Prudence    ( )    Lyon: 

I.  David;    b.    about    1785;    m.    Sept.    29,    1809,    Mrs.    Phebe   Johnson. 

II.  Moses;   m.   Phebe  Townley. 

III.  Henry;    b.    about    1785;    m.    Eunice    Harrison. 

IV.  Sarah;   m.    Jan.    6,    1801,    Enos   Egbert. 

V.  Phebe;  b.   Aug.    2S,   1789;   d.   Aug.    11,   1790. 

Page  118,  No.  181. — In  place  of  this  paragraph,  substitute  that  on 
Abraham  Lyon,  No.  470,  p.  143,  who  was  really  son  and  not  grandson 
of  Josiah*  Lyon. 

Page  118,  No.  189. — Henry  Lyon's  wife  Hannah  died  probably 
1782-3.  Hannah  was  Henry's  second  wife;  by  the  first  he  had  no  chil- 
dren.   Henry  and  Hannah  had  daughters  as  well  as  sons. 

Page  119,  No.  195. — ^Thomas*  Clark  was  son  of  Richard'  Clark 
[Richard-,  Richard*]. 


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Page  119,  No.  496.— Elizabeth  Clark  m. 


Page  119,  No.  204. — Capt.  Abraham  Lyon,  if  a  son  of  Abraham*  as 
stated  must  have  been  born  1732.  If  the  date  of  his  birth  was  later 
than  this  he  oould  not  have  been  son  of  Abraham.  There  is  hardly  any 
doubt  that  he  was  of  the  fifth  generation  from  Henry'  through  Samuer 
by  one  of  his  sons  Joseph'  or  SamueP. 

Page  119,  No. .  —  (At  bottom  of  page).  This  Abraham  was  with- 
out doubt  No.  164,  son  of  DanieP  Lyon  [Thomas^  Thomas^  Henry']. 

Page  121,  No.  252. — Obediah  Crane  died,  not  in  1838,  but  April  11, 
1833.  His  wife  Martha  Taylor  was  the  daughter  of  David  Taylor  1709- 
1756. 

Children    of    Obediah    and    Martha    (Taylor)    Crane: 
I.     Joanna;    b.    Nov.    1,    1779;    d.    Jan.    18,    1870. 
I.      Susanna;   b.    Jan.    21,    1782;    d.    Dec.    7,    1783. 

III.  Cornelia    Walton;     b.     July     7,     1784;     d.     Feb.      8,      1813;     m.   

Woodruff. 

IV.  Mariah;    b.   Dec.    8,    1786. 

V.  Elizabeth  J.;  b.  Aug.  27,  1790;  d.  Sept.  26,  1862;  m.  Jan.  3,  1808, 
Job   Meeker,    who   d.    June   11.    1841,    ae.    57   y. 

VI.  Phebe  8.;   b.   Dec.    14,    1793;    d.   Dec.    6,    1801. 

JOANNA"  CRANE  (SCUDDEiR)  [Obediah^  Josiah*.  Abigail' 
(Lyon),  Joseph-,  Henry']  (above)  married  June  24,  1797  Abraham 
Clark  Scudder,  son  of  John  Scudder  and  wife  Zlpporah  Clark,  daugh- 
ter of  Capt.  Abraham'  Clark  [Thomas=,  Richard'].  He  was  born 
Aug.  3,  1776  and  died  July  30,  1853. 

Children    of    Abraham    C.    and    Joanna     (Crane)     Scudder: 

I.  Obediah    C;    b.    July    30,    1798;    d.    young. 

II.  Cornelia    Walton;    b,    Feb.    21,    1800;    m.  Sanford;    they   had    one 

child,     Elizabeth,    who    m.     Mortimer    Smith,     and    they    had    one    child,    Joanna, 
who   m.    Burns   of   Ridgefleld   Park. 

III.  Tubal;   b.   Nov.   21,    1802;   d.   young. 

IV.  Harriet;    b.    Jan.    1,    1804;    d.    young. 

V.  Harriet;    b.    Sept.    13,     1806;    m. Williams;    children:       1.  John; 

2.  William;    3.   Anna:    4.    Abraham. 

VI.  Clark;    b.    Jan.    12,    1809:    m.   ;    children:       1.   Kate;    2.  Joanna; 

the  latter  m.    Rev.   Benjamin   O.   Parvin,   and   lived  in  Rahway. 

VII.  Amanda;    b.    March    13.     1811. 

VIII.  Israel;  b.  Aug.  25,  1813;  m.  Mary  Shaw;  children:  1.  James; 
2.   Anna;    3.   Elizabeth;    4.   Frederic;    5.   Harriet,    who    lived    in    Brooklyn.    N.    Y. 

IX.  Slarth!!  C;  b.  Oct.  31,  1815;  m.  William  Mills'  Townley  [William', 
Matthias',     James\     Effingham^,      Col.      Richard'];     children:      1.  Alonzo     Crane, 


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b.  Feb.  11,  1849;  res.  Newark,  N.  J.;  2.  Alexander  Newton,  b.  March  8,  1851; 
d.    1861;    3.   Amanda   Scudder;    res.    Rahway. 

X.     Julia    Ann;    b.    Sept.    8,    1817;    m.    Agar    Llndsey    Roff,    son    of    Nathaniel; 

children:      1.  Firman,    killed    in     the      Civil    War;      2.  Alfred,    m.  ;     res. 

Springfield.  N.  J.;  3.  Matilda,  m.  John  Knapp  and  had  one  child  Helen; 
4.   Cornelia    Walton,    m.    Wallace    Kaylor    and    had    three    sons    who    all    lived    at 

Westfleld;     5.  Jane,    d.    young;    6.  Charles,    m.    ;    res    at    Mountain    Side 

near   Westfleld;    3    children. 

Page  122,  No.  545. — Backus  Wilbur  was  born  Nov.  9,  1788  in 
Massachusetts;  grad.  Princeton  College  1813;  Theological  Seminary 
1816;  in  line  2  read  Dayton,  O. 

Page  122,  No.  546. — ^Elizabeth  Wilbur  married  William  (not  Wil- 
bur) Price,  born  about  1789-90.  He  was  son  of  Daniel*  Price  [Daniel', 
Joseph-,  Benjamin']. 

Page  122,  No.  267. — In  line  7,  after  Hanover  read  N.  J.  and  add 
also  at  Fairfield  and  New  Carlisle,  O.  In  line  9,  omit  the  words 
"where  he  died  March  31,  1841."  In  the  last  line  of  the  paragraph, 
for  Hingley  read  Tingley,  and  add  "daughter  of  Samuel";  this  third 
marriage  took  place  about  1825. 

Page  122,  No.  552. — Eliza  Lyon  Cook  died  at  Addison,  O. 

Page  122,  No.  553. — ^The  lineage  of  Judge  John'  Cox  should  read 
[Isaac*,  b.  1743,  Philip^  b.  1709,  Philips  b.   1677-80,  Isaac^]. 

Page  122,  No.  554. — For  Forest  City,  Wis.  read  Forest  City,  Mo. 

Page  123,  No.  556. — For  Hill  grove  read  Hillgrove. 

Page  123,  No.  284. — Phebe  Clark,  born  1759,  daughter  of  Abraham* 
Clark,    born    1726-7    [Joseph',   Joshua^    Richard']    and    wife    Sarah   or 

Phebe  Badgeley.     She  married  first  Crane,  but  was  still  in 

her  'teens  when  she  became  the  wife  of  Benjamin  Lyon  about  1777-8. 
Instead  of  children  of  Benjamin  and  Phebe  C.  (Crane)  Lyon,  read 
children  of  Benjamin  and  Phebe   (Clark,  Crane)   Lyon. 

Page  123,  No.  559.— Benjamin  was  born  Oct.  25,  1780  (not  1777) 
and  died  July  6,  1839. 

Page  123,  No.  560. — If  Benjamin  and  Phebe  had  a  daughter 
Martha,  it  seems  strange  that  in  the  many  land  transfers  and 
quit   claims   made    by    Phebe   wherein   all    their   children   are    named 


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there  is  never  a  mention  of  Martha.     If  she  was  their  daughter  and 
born  in  1778  she  must  have  been  the  oldest  child. 

Page  123,  No.  287.— Mary  (Plum)   Lyon  died  after  1776-7. 

Page  124,  No.  563. — After  John  insert  Plum. 

Page  124,  No.  564. — For  Oct.  29,  read  Oct  30.     After  John  insert: 

664a.     V.     Montgromery;    b.    March    IB,    1776 

and    change    serial    numbers    of   the    children    of   Rufus    and    Charity 
accordingly. 

Page  124,  No.  572.— For  1799,  read  1797. 

Page  124,  No.  295. — Amos  Day  married  also  a  second  wife. 

Page  124,  No.  585.— For  b.  Nov.  24,  1836,  read  d.  Nov.  24,  1836. 

Page  124,  No.  586.— For  b.  1769,  read  b.   1796. 

Page  125,  No.  595.— For  b.  Aug.  8,  1812,  read  b.  Aug.   8,  1817. 

Page  125,  No.  300. — At  the  end  of  the  paragraph  add:  Another 
of  the  surveyors  of  the  Symme's  Purchase  was  Capt.  Joseph"  Cox, 
Topographical  Engineer  [John*,  John*,  Philip^  Isaac*]. 

Page  125,  No.  598. — Instead  of  "Son;  m.  Miss  Dudley",  read 
"Daughter;  m.  Col.  Ambrose  Dudley  of  Cincinnati,  O." 

Page  125,  No.  599.— Israel  d.  184—. 

Page  125,  No.  600. — Benjamin  Ludlow  Day  m.  Harriet  Kipp  of 
New  York. 

Page  125,  No.  302. — Besides  the  three  children  named,  there  were 
five  or  six  others. 

Page  127,  No.  606.— Samuel  Lyon  was  born  1781-2.  After  No.  610, 
add  a  sixth  child,  David. 

Page  127,  No.  310.— Caleb  died,  not  Dec.  28,  but  April  17,  1854. 
In  line  4,  for  Phebe  Clark  (Crane)  Lyon,  read  Phebe  (Clark,  Crane) 
Lyon. 

Page  128,  No.  625. — Phebe  married  1st  William  Pennington  and 
2nd  Asa  Whitehead.  Query:  Is  not  this  the  Phebe  Parsel  referred 
to  in  the  will  of  Abigail  (Lyon)  Grumman,  No.  317?     (See  page  131, 


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line  3  from  bottom.)    If  so  the  record  is  wrong  in  making  her  daughter 
of   Capt.   James   Wheeler. 

Page  130,  No.  315.— In  line  12  of  the  paragraph,  for  Joduthan  read 
Jonathan. 

Page  131,  No.  316. — The  account  here  given  belongs  to  Nathaniel 
Lyon  No.  390.     See  note  on  a  subsequent  page. 

Page  131,  No.  317. — In  line  7  of  the  paragraph,  for  1768  read 
April  16,  1769;  in  line  13,  for  Sammuel  read  Samuel.  In  line  4  of  the 
paragraph,  for  Grermmond  read  Grumin. 

Page  133,  No.  658.— For  b.  March,  1792,  read  b.  March,  1797. 

Page  134,  line  1.— For  1789  read  1798. 

Page  136,  No.  329. — 'Matthias  Lyon  married  Mary  Elizabeth  Fitz- 
Randolph,  daughter  of  Gilbert  FitzRandolph  of  Stone  House  Village. 
They  removed  to  the  Lake  country  of  New  York  State. 

Page  136,  No.  681. — This  is  probably  the  Sarah  Lyon  who  mar- 
ried. May  4,  1827,  Israel  Campfleld  of  Chatham. 

Page   136,  No.   682. — For  Morrice  read  Morris. 

Page  136,  No.  385. — Sarah  Wilcox  [Willcox]  was  daughter  of  John 
Wilcox,  Esq.  According  to  Littell's  Genealogy  she  died  June  1,  1795, 
aged  forty  years.  If  this  is  correct,  the  ten  children  recorded  were 
all  hers,  and  so  Littell  gives  them. 

Page  136,  No.  692. — Elizabeth  was  born  April  28,  1774;  married 
April  27,  1791,  Moses  Tucker, 

Page  136,  No.  693. — Mary  was  born  May  6,  1776. 

Page  136,  No.  694.— John  was  born  Oct.  7,  1778;  died  Feb.  11, 
1842;   m.   Tabitha  Moore,  daughter  of  Isaac. 

Page  136,  No.  695. — Rachel  was  born  Aug.  21,  1781,  twin  sister, 
not  of  John  but  of  Sally. 

Page  136,  No.  696. — Sally,  twin  to  Rachel,  married,  not  John 
Ross,  but  Jonathan  Roff. 

Page  136,  No.  697. — Peter  was  born  Feb.  27,  1787;  he  married 
his  cousin  Anne  Miller,  daughter  of  Phebe  Cory,  No.  720. 


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Page  136,  No.  699. — For  Tenn.,  read  Pa. 

Page  136,  No.  700. — For  Squire,  read  Squler,  and  for  1818  read 
1815. 

Page  137,  No.  386. — The  Joanna  Lyon,  born  1751,  died  Oct.  12, 
1783,  is  probably  Joanna  Wilcox,  wife  of  Benjamin  Lyon. 

Page  137,  No.  707.— Peter  m.  . 

Page  137,  No.  390.— Tills  account  and  tliat  of  No.  316,  page  131, 
evidently  relate  to  the  same  Nathaniel.  One  may  argue  from  the 
fact  that  Mercy  Wilcox  was  a  sister  of  Sarah,  wife  of  Ebenezer  Lyon, 
No.  385,  that  the  Nathaniel  who  married  Mercy  was  a  brother  of 
Ebenezer.  The  Revolutionary  War  record  certainly  belongs  to  the 
same  Nathaniel,  since  his  widow  Mercy  applied  for  a  pension — unless 
both  were  in  the  Revolution  or  else  each  had  married  a  wife  Mercy. 
[It  may  be  noted  that  Littell  gives  the  name  of  Nathaniel's  wife  in 
different  places  as  Mary,  Mercy  and  Massey.]  The  question  of  the 
identity  of  Nathaniel,  Revolutionary  soldier,  cannot  be  positively 
settled  from  evidence  at  present  available. 

Page  137,  No.  718. — Phebe  Lyon  married  as  second  wife  Joshua* 
[not  Josiah]  Miller  [Jacob',  Enoch^  Samuel']. 

Children    of    Joshua    and    Phebe    (Lyon)    Miller: 

I.  Dliza    Anne;    m.  . 

II.  Charlotte;   twin   sister  of  KUza   Anne;    m.   Rev.   William   Davis. 

III.  Jotham;    unm. ;    d.    ae.    24    years. 

IV.  Jacob;    m.  ;    lived   in    Indiana. 

V.  John. 

VI.  Martha. 

VII.  Lucretia;  twin  slater  of  Martha. 

Page  137,  No.  391. — The  date  of  Susan's  marriage  was  April  15, 
not  April  1. 

Page  137,  No.  720. — Cornelius  and  Phebe  (Cory)  Miller  had  a 
daughter  Anne  who  married  her  cousin  Peter  Lyon,  No.  697,  son  of 
Ebenezer. 

Page  138,  No.  723g. — For  Charlos,  read  Charles.  See  further 
record  in  Eirata,  p.  390. 

Page  138,  No.  723 n. — Eliminate  the  parenthesis  after  Anna. 


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Page  139,  No.  415. — Samuel  was  certainly  not  the  son  of  Aaron. 
He  may  have  been  son  of  John,  No.   132,  brother  of  Aaron. 

Page  141,  No.  772. — The  date  of  Ebenezer  Cobb  Lyon's  birth  is 
given  here  April  17,  1826;  on  p.  169  it  is  given  April  17,  1836; 
Query,  which  is  correct? 

Page  142,  No.  801. — ^Esther  and  Caroline  were  not  the  same 
person.     Read: 

801.     V.     Esther. 
801a.     VI.     Caroline. 

Page  143,  No.  468. — Henry  Lyon  was  born  about  1785;  Eunice, 
his  wife,  was  born  about  1790.  After  Thomas  in  line  3,  instead  of 
(1776-1844),  read   (1766-1844). 

Page  143,  No.  824. — Ann  Lyon  married  Robert  Steele,  a  prominent 
citizen  of  Dayton,  O. 

Page  143,  No.  470. — -As  already  stated,  this  Abraham  is  really 
No.    181,  belonging  to  the  fifth,  not  the  sixth,  generation. 

Page  144,  line  5. — For  Squires,  read  Squier. 

Page  145,  No.  491. — Hannah  Smith  was  daughter  of  Jonathan 
Smith  and  Elizabeth  Trembly,  daughter  of  Peter  Trembly  and 
Susannah  Backer. 

Page  145,  No.  841.— Sarah  Clark  was  born  Oct.  1,   (not  11),  1773. 

Page  145,  No.  852. — After   Broadwell   add,   removed   to   Ohio. 

Page  147,  No.  517. — See  p.  390  for  additional  records  of  this 
family. 

Page  150,  No.  536. — Margaret  Congar  was  born  March  24,  1782, 
and  died  March  28,  1851. 

Page  150,  No.  917. — Joseph  Lewis  Riggs  married  Elizabeth  Anna 
Roosa. 

Page  150,  No.  918. — Elias  Riggs  married  Martha  Jane  Dalzel. 

Page  150,  No.  921. — Read:     m.     Rev.    Joseph    G.     Monfort. 

Page  150. — Following    paragraph    on    No.    536,    insert: 


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553.  VI.  267.  HARiRIET  HAVENS*  COOK  (COX)  [Mary' 
(Lyon),  Joseph*,  Capt.  Joseph',  Joseph^,  Henry']  was  born  May  29, 
1804,  in  Hanover,  N,  J„  and  died  Aug.  15,  1874,  at  Osborne,  Ohio; 
married  Dec.  21,  1821,  John  Cox,  born  Sept.  16,  1800,  in  Harrison  Co., 
Va.;  died  April  9,  188^  at  Osborne,  Ohio.  He  vsras  the  founder  of 
Osborne,  Ohio.  For  theVhildren  of  John  and  Harriet  Havens  (Coolc) 
Cox,  see  page  210.  ^  2, 

Page  150,  No,  554. — Read:  Mary  (Coolc)  Mozier  died  in  or  near 
Forest  City,  Mo.   [not  Wis.]   about  1895. 

Children   of  Jacob   and  Mary    (Cook)    Mozier: 

I.  Indiana    [not    Juliana] ;    m.    Greenbury    Louden,    had    several    children. 

II.  Jacob,    Jr.,;    na.  ,  had   several    children. 

III.  Harriet;    m.    George    McNulty,    had    several    children. 

IV.  Charles;    m.  ,    had    several    children.      All    the    foregoing    res. 

(1907)    near  Forest    City,    Holt   Co.,    Mo. 

V.  Stephen    Abraham;    d.    young. 

VI.  Carrie;  m.  Edwin  [not  Edward]  Phillips;  has  two  children;  res. 
Manitou    Springs,    Colorado. 

Page  150,  No.  555. — ^Tbe  record  should  read: 

Children  of  Hugh  and  Phebe    (Cook)   Andrews: 

I.  Angeline;  b.  about  1832;  m.  Levi  Klrby;  resided  at  Addison,  O.,  where 
both    of    them    died. 

II.  Abraham;  m.  — ;  had  several  children;  d.  about  1903  at  Addi- 
son,   O. 

III.  Samuel;   married  twice   and   had   several   children. 

IV.  Jane;    d.    young. 

V.  Isabel!;    d.    young. 

VI.  Wilbur;    m.  ;    had    several    children;    res.     (1907)    Eaton,    Ind. 

VII.  Eleanora;    m.   ,    and    had    one    daughter. 

VIII.  Eliza;  b.  1851;  m.  Amos  Cook  (of  another  family,  unrelated);  res. 
Union  City,  Ind.;  two  children,  one  only  living,  named  Harry,  who  is  married 
and    has    one    child. 

Page  151,  No.  556. — Record  should  read: 

Children  of  Stephen  and  Sarah   (Caldwell)    Cook: 

I.  Mary    Jane;     m.     Jason     Kester,     New     Carlisle,     O. ;     children:       1.  Ida, 

m.     Charles     Ellis,       Dayton,      O. ;       2.   Clara,      m.  Bratten;       3.   George, 

m.  and    had    one    son,    res.    New    Carlisle.    O. ;     4.  Frances,    m. 

Taylor,     Dayton,     O. ;     5.   Harry,     m.   ;     removed     West;     was     formerly     of 

Springfield,    O.,    on    the    "Parmer    and    Fireside". 

II.  John    Wesley;    d.    ;    m.  ;    one    tlaughter,    who    res.    near 

Dayton,    O. 

III.  Chalmers;  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Pittsburg  Landing,  i862,  brought 
home    and    soon    died. 


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HENRY   LYON   OF   NEWARK  383 

IV.  Albert,    m.   ;    res.    Mt.    Vernon,    Ind..    formerly    lived    near    HUl- 

grove,     O. 

V.  Melissa;    m.  Repp;    no   children. 

VI.  Lucy;    m.    as    second    wife  Repp    [not    Rapp],    widower    of    her 

sister   Melissa;    reside   at   Huntington,   Ind.,    and  have  two   sons  in  business   there. 

VII.  Martha;    m. Parrett. 

VIII.  Angeline;    m. Stoner    [not    Staner] ;    has    one    daughter;    res. 

near    Hillgrove,     O. 

IX.  Rosa;    m.    John    Bicliel ;    they    have    four    sons.       She    and    family    live 
near    Hillgrove,    O. 

X.  Levi    KirUy;    m.   and    has    children. 

Page  151,  No.  557. — Record  should   read: 

Children    of    George    and    Sarah    (Cook)    Rockey: 

I.  John;    m.    Victoria    Stepleton     [not    Singleton],     Addison,     O. ;     children: 
1.  Angeline,    unm.;    2.   Ulysses    Grant,    married    and    has    a    son,    Carleton. 

II.  Jane;    d.    young. 

III.  Daughter;     d.     young. 

IV.  £llen;    m.    Joseph    Anderson;    res.    near    Addison,    O. ;    had    four    or    five 
children. 

V.  ilinerra;     m.     David     Mound,     St.     Paris,     O. ;     children:       1.   Wilbur,     m. 

and   has  3   children;   res.   St.   Paris,   O. ;   2.   Albert;   3.   Daughter,   d.   young; 

4.   Child,   d.    young;    5.   Scott   A.;   all   live    at    St.    Paris,    O. 

Page  151,  No.  559. — Benjamin  Lyon  was  born  Oct.  25,  1780,  and 
died  July  6,  1839;   buried  at  Newark. 

Page  151,  No.  951. — For  Techenor  read  Tichenor. 

Page    152,   line   3   from   top. — Read:      They   were    the   parents   of 
Ex-governor  Franklin  Murphy  of  New  Jersey. 

Page  152,  No.  572.— Read:     He  married  first,  Nov.  1,   1820,  Eliza- 
beth Gardner. 

Page  152,  following  No.  955g,  insert: 

VIII.     Catherine    Matilda;    b.    Feb.    21,    1831;    d.    March    30,    1832.     (Change 
succeeding    serial    numbers    correspondingly). 

Page  152,  No.  955g.— For   d.   March   13,   1835,   read   d.    March   13, 
1830. 

Page  152,  No.  955i.— For  b.  Feb  6,  1831,  read  b.  Feb.  6,  1836. 

Page  152,  No.  955k. — For  Rodgers  read  Rogers. 

Page  153,  No.  581. — In  line  three,  for  P.  C.    Court  read  Court  of 
Common  Pleas. 


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Page  153,  No.  976.— Read:     Ellen;  m. 


Page   153,   No.    979. — Read:      Agnes;    m.    Dr.    John   D.    Jackson; 

children:    1.  Edward   E.,  m.   Miss  Osborn;    2.  Charlotte,  m. 

Robison,    s.    of    Collins    Robison,    Esq.,    of    Morristown;    3. 

Mary,  m:  Lewis  A.  Chandler,  Esq.;  4.  Dr.  John,  Jr.,  of  Rockaway, 
N.  J.;  5.  Agnes;  6.  Laura,  m.  May  10,  1858,  Lewis  A.  Chandler,  Esq., 
widower  of  her  sister  Mary. 

Page  153,  No.  980. —  Read:  Dau.  of  Col.  Isaac  Southard.  The 
name  of  the  fourth  child  was  John  Rolin. 

Page  154,  No.  988. — There  should  be  an  asterisk  before  988. 

Page  154,  No.  989. — For  Dunlap  read  Dunlop. 

Page  154,  No.  597. — After  Warren  County  insert  Ohio. 

Page  155,  No.  997. — For  Jephtha   read   Jephtha  D. 

Page  155,  No.  598. — ^For     Miss     Dudley      read     Colonel 

Ambrose  Dudley  of  Cincinnati,  O.  The  following  line  should  read: 
Daughter  of  Colonel  Ambrose  and  (Ludlow)   Dudley. 

Page  155,  No.  599. — Omit    Dudley    after    Louisa. 

Page  155,  No.  606. — Samuel  Lyon  was  born  about  1781-2;  Susan 
Ogden,  born  1779,  died  Aug.  17,  1809.  See  also  record  on  p.  238, 
where  this  same  Samuel  appears  as  No.  2170. 

Page  157,  No.  611. — In  line   1,   p.   157,   for   Son   read  Children. 

Page  157,  No.  625. — The  maiden  name  of  Phebe  may  have  been 
Purcell  instead  of  Wheeler;  see  will  of  her  aunt  Abigail  (Lyon) 
Grumman,  who  mentions  "my  niece  Phebe  Parsel". 

Page  165,  No.  652. — After  New  Hartford  insert  N.  Y. 

Page  167,  No.  692. — Elizabeth  Lyon  was  born  April  28,  1774; 
she  married,  April  27,  1791,  Moses  Tucker. 

Page  167,  No.  1167. — For  John  read  Jonathan   M. 

Page  167,  No,  1168. — For  Apollos  B.  read  simply  Apollos. 

Page  167,  No.  1169. — Instead  of  Mary  M.  Fisher,  read  Margaret 
M.   Fisher;   after  Robert  read  married  Martha  . 


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Page  167,  No.  1173. — For  Jonathan  read  Jonathan  M.;  after 
Eliza  Jane   read   born   1832. 

Page    167,   No.    1174. — ^Read:      Aaron;    m.   in   New   York 

City  and  rem.    to  French  Creek,  Pa. 

Page  167,  No.  1175. — Instead   of   George    H.    read   George    Henry. 

Page  167,  No.  1176. — The  children  of  William  and  Nancy  (Brown) 
Koyer  were:  1.  James;  2.  William;  3.  Henry;  4.  Maria;  5.  Sarah 
Jane;    6.  Peter. 

Page  167,  No.  1178. — The  name  of  Henry's  first  child  was  Mary 
not  Henry;   eliminate  Brown  in  parenthesis. 

Page  167,  No.  1179. — Also   eliminate    (Brown). 

Page  168,  No.  694. — After  Tabitha  Moore  read  daughter  of  Isaac 
Moore. 

Page  168,  No.  694. — Rachel  was  twin  sister  of  Sally,  not  of  John 
Lyon.  Henry  Moore  was  son  of  Joseph  Moore  of  Mount  Bethel  and 
therefore  not  a  brother  of  John's  wife. 

Page  168,  No.  1181.— Instead  of  Sally  Ann  read  Sally  Allen. 

Page  168,  No.  696. — Instead  of  John  (or  Jonathan)  Ross,  read 
Jonathan  Roff. 

Page  168,  No.  1196. — Instead  of  Julia  read  Julia  Anna. 

Page  168,  No.  1197. — Instead  of  4.  Squire;  5.  Milton,  read:  4: 
Edwin;   5.  Squier;   6.  Milton. 

Page  168,  No.  1198. — Instead  of  Squire  Osborn  read  Squier  Os- 
born.  Add  to  the  list  of  the  children  of  Nathaniel  and  Rachel  (Potter) 
Bond  the  following: 

1198a.     IV.     Martha. 
1198b.     V.     Mary. 

Page  168,  No.  713. — Mary  Potter  married  James  Morehouse  Nov. 
26,  1788;   removed  to  Warren  County,  Ohio. 

Page  168,  No.  1200. — After  Joel  Kennedy  add:  res.  Hamilton,  Ohio. 

Page  169,  No.  1210. — Read  Isaac  Warren. 

Page  169,  No.  1211. — Read  Henriette  Amanda. 


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Page  169,  No.  722.— The  number  722  should  be  772.  The  date  of 
birth  is  given  here  April  17,  1836;  on  p.  141  it  is  given  April  17,  1826. 
Query,   which   is   correct? 

Page  169,  No.  727. — The  date  of  Isaac  I^yon's  marriage,  .Tune  12, 
1885,  is  clearly  wrong;  probably  the  year  was  1850. 

Page  170,  No.  737.— In  line  ?,  for  Oct.  3  read  Oct.  30. 

Page  174,  No.  836.— The  number  836  should  be  833. 

Page  175,  No.  840. — David  Enyart  was  of  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J  He 
emigrated  to  Butler  Co.,  Ohio  about  1800  with  his  parents,  brothers 
and    sisters. 

Page  175,  No.  1303. — Daniel  Liebee  is  right;  the  correction  on  p. 
391  to  David  Liebee  is  an  error. 

Page  175,  No.  1304. — For  Daniel  Clark  read  David  Clark;  for 
Mratha  read  Martha,  but  this  record  of  marriage  should  be  erased. 
David  Clark  Enyart  died  an  old  man  unmarried;  it  was  his  cousin 
David  Enyart  who  married  Martha  Ann  Whittaker. 

Page  175,  No.  841.— Sarah  Clark  was  born  Oct.  1  (not  11),  1773. 
The  date  of  her  marriage  was  Aug.  31,  1794.  .lohn  Cox  of  Somerset 
Co.,  N.  J.,  emigrated  to  Washington  County,  Pa.,  1797;  two  years 
later  to  Harrison  County,  Va.,  and  in  1801  removed  to  Ohio  and  was 
one  of  the  original  settlers  and  founders  of  Fairfield,  Green  Co.,  O. 
The  date,  1907,  should  accompany  the  statement  at  top  of  p.  176,  that 
the  pioneer  homestead  is  still  standing. 

Page  175,  Footnote:— For  (1709-1787)  after  Philip',  read  (1709- 
1785);  for  Joanna  in  the  same  line  read  Johannah.  In  line  6  instead 
of  "descended  TiOin  Sir  Richard  Cox,"  read  son  of  Sir  Richard  Cox 
(1499-1583).  In  the  line  of  Sarah"  Sutton,  for  DanieP  read  David'' 
(1703-1775).  In  line  4  from  the  bottom  of  the  page,  for  Hannah 
Winans  read  Susannah  Backer  [Baker].  Susannah  Backer  was  a 
daughter  of  Henry  Backer  and  Susannah  Winans,  daughter  of  John 
Winans  and  Susannah  Melyen,  daughter  of  Cornelius  and  Joanna. 

Add  at  the  close  of  the  note:  [Isaac"  Cox]  served  from  1776  until 
the  close  of  the  war.  He  was  a  Sergeant  and  participated  in  all  the 
battles  in  New  Jersey  including  Monmouth,  Trenton  and  Paulus  Hook. 


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Page  176,  line  3. — For  children  of  John  and  Sarah  (Lyon)  Cox, 
read  children  of  John  and  Sarah  (Clark)  Cox. 

Page  176,  No.  1311.— For  d.  Fairfield,  O.,  in  1870,  read  d.  near 
Troy,  Miami  Co.,  O.,  about  1870.  Add:  m.  1st.  about  1819,  Anna  S. 
Tingley;  m.  2nd.  about  1827,  Mrs.  Mary  Ham,  nee  Light. 

Page  176,  No.  1312. — Read:  Elizabeth;  b.  in  New  Jersey,  May  31, 
1797;  m,  James  Allen;  d.  In  Osborne,  O.,  1855-6. 

Page  176,  No.  1313.— Read:  Sarah;  b.  Jan.  7,  1799;  d.  March  17, 
1860  near  Osborne.  O.;   m.   in  1816  John  Haddix. 

Page  176,  No.  1314. — Add:  m.  Dec.  21,  TST^^arriet  Havens  Cook, 
b.   May  29,  1804  at  Hanover,  Morris  Co.,  N.  J.,  d.  Aug     15,  1874. 

Page  176,  No.    1317. — ^For  Christina  read  Christian. 

Page  176,  No.  1319, — For  Price  Wilkerson  read  Robert  Wilkinson; 
for  d.  Dayton.  O.,  read  d.  Piqua,  O.  Add:  res.  Fairfield,  O.  and 
Piqua,  O. 

Page  176,  No.  1320.— Martha  died  at  Piqua,  O.,  about  1860. 

Page  176,  No.  1322.— After  the  word  Amos  add:  also  three  daugh- 
ters. 

Page  176,  No.  1323. — Read:   Jonathan;   m.  . 

Page  176,  No.   1325. — Read:    Jeremiah   M.;    m.  . 


Page  176,  No:  1326. — Read;  Charles  B.;  m. -.  Add:  Jona- 
than Clark  and  Elizabeth  Prior  had  also  four  daughters. 

Page  180,  No.  918. — Rev.  Elias  Riggs  and  his  wife  Martha  Jane 
Dalzel  went  in  Oct.  1832  as  missionaries  to  Greece  and  from  thence  to 
Smyrna  in  Asia  Minor. 

Page  180,  No.  920. — James  M.  Ray  was  a  native  of  Cauldwell, 
Essex  Co.,  N.  J.,  and  afterwards  resided  in  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  and 
was  cashier  of  the  State  Bank  there. 

Page  181,  No.  924.— Elizabeth  (Riggs)  Forsyth  died  Sept.  7,  1848. 
She  married,  Aug.  25,  1842,  Antrim  Robbins  Forsyth,  a  merchant  of 
Greensburg,  Ind.,  son  of  John  Forsyth  of  Trenton,  N.  J. 

Page  181,  No.  1409. — For  William  read  William  Congar. 


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Page  181,  No.  946.— Lewis  Lyon  married  Feb.  23,  1826,  Mary  B. 
Tucker  of  Livingston. 

Page  181,  No.  1426. — For  Techenor  read  Tichenor.  The  same 
correction  should  be  made  in  line  3,  also  in  line  2  from  bottom  of 
page. 

Page  183,  No.  988. — In  line  8,  for  Janette  read  Jeanette. 

Page  184,  No.  1021. — In  line  4  omit  the  Jr.  after  Samuel  Much- 
more  Crane  and  instead  of  son  of  Samuel  M.  Crane  of  Chatham,  N.  J., 
read  son  of  Isaac  Crane  and  Mary  Muchmore,  daughter  of  Samuel 
Muchmore.  The  statement  of  the  footnote  relating  to  Isaac  Crane, 
No.  83,  is  without  known  foundation  in  fact,  and  the  whole  footnote 
should  be  eliminated. 

Page  205,  No.  1167. — For  John  Wilcox  in  the  second  and  the  fourth 
lines  read  Jonathan  M.  Wilcox. 

Page  205,  No.  1698. — Read:  George  Tucker;  b.  Nov.  16,  1814;  m. 
May  16,  1848,  Harriet  Little;  a  son  George,  b.  May  24,  1849. 

Page  205,  No.  1699. — Read:   Silas;  m.  Sarah  Ann  Drake;   children: 

1.  Sarah  Ann;    2.  Jonathan,   m. .     The   following  line   should 

read  instead  of  "3.  Hetty,"  as  follows: 

1699a.     III.     Hett.v. 

Page  208,  No.  1741. — For  Parthenia  read  Pathena. 

Page   208,    No.    1745. — Read:    Newton;    m.   ;    had   several 

children;   res.  Chicago,  111. 

Page  208,  No.  1746. — Read:  David;  married  and  had  three  children; 
res.  Cincinnati,  O. 

Page  208,  No.  1747. — Read:  Emma;  unm.;  res.  San  Jose,  Cali- 
fornia. 

Page  208,  No.  1303. — Instead  of  David  Liebee,  read  Daniel  Liebee. 

Page    208,    No.    1748. — Read:     IVIary;    m.    Col.    Horace    P.     Clough, 

Middletown,   Ohio.      They   had    a    son   Charles,   m.    ,   lived   in 

Dayton,  O.,  in  1887,  was  Union  Depot  ticket  agent,  afterward  removed 
to  New  York  City. 

Page  208,  No.  1749. — Read:    Susan;   unm. 

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Page  208,  No.  1750. — ^For  F.  Stephens  read  M.  F.    Stephens. 

Page  208,  No.  1753. — Read:     Sarah;  unm. 

Page  208,  No.  1757. — The"  name  Domineck,  corrected  in  the  Errata 
on  p.  391  to  Dominick,  should  stand  as  in  the  text. 

Page  209,  No.  1307. — Read  as  follows: 

1761.  I.     Susnn   Margaret. 
.1761a.      II.      Rebecca. 

1762.  III.     Jeremiah. 

1763.  IV.     John;    res.     Chicago.     111. 

1764.  V.     Esther;    res.    Lebanon,    O. 

Page  209,  No.  1308. — In  lines  1,  3  and  4,  for  Dearth  read  Death. 

Page  209,  No.  1766. — Add  after  Linton:   resides  in  Kansas. 

Page  209,  No.  1767. — Add:  had  two  children. 

Page  209,  No.  1312. — David  Sutton  Cox  was  born  in  Bridgewater 
Township.  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J.  He  resided  for  a  time  near  Fairfield, 
Ohio,  afterward  removed  to  near  Troy,  Miami  Co.,  O.,  where  he  died 
about  1870.  He  married  first,  about  1819,  Anna  S.  Tingley,  daughter 
of  Samuel,  who  had  emigrated  from  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J.,  to  Fairfield, 
O.  He  married  second,  about  1827,  Mrs.  Mary  (Light)  Ham.  Instead 
of  children  of  David  Sutton  Cox,  read:  Children  of  David  S.  and  Anna 
S.  (Tingley)  Cox,  and  after  No.  1770  insert  children  of  David  S.  and 
Mary   (Light,  Ham)   Cox. 

Page  209,  No.  1769. — For  Catherine  Grissey  read  Ellen  Catherine 
Griffey. 

Page  209,  No.  1770. — For  Samuel  read  Samuel  Tingley;  add:  d. 
1875  at  Osborne,  O. 

Page  209,  No.  1771.— Read:  Joseph  W.;  b.  1828  near  Fairfield, 
O.,  res.  in  Miami  County,  Ohio  and  at  Union  City,  Ind.;  m.  1st.  Julia 
A.  Brown,  m.  2nd:  . 

Page  209,  No.  1772.— Read:  Sarah  E.;  b.  1832;  m.  William  H. 
Heuston;    resides  at  Rigdon,  Grant  Co.,  Ind.;   has  several  children. 

Page  209,  No.  1775, — For  Harriet  Thorne  read  Hannah  Thome. 

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Somerset  Co.,  N.  ,1 . ;  she  died  at  the  residence  of  her  brother  John 
Cox  at  Osborne,  O.,  in  1855  or  1856.  She  married  in  1816  James  [not 
Joseph]  Allen,  who  was  born  Sept.  9,  1795  in  New  Jersey,  died  about 
May  1849  at  Delphi,  Ind.,  the  family  having  removed  there  in  the  fall 
of  1848  from  near  the  present  site  of  Osborne. 

1776.  IX.  1312.  ESTHER"  ALLEN  (JOHNSTON)  [Elizabeth" 
(Cox),  Sarah'  (Clark),  William^  Rebecca"  (Lyon),  Joseph*,  Joseph', 
Samuel-,  Henry'],  born  March  18,  1817;  died  about  1850-52.  She  mar- 
ried Dr.  James  L.  Johnston,  son  of  Zebulon  and  brother  of  William 
M^JpJmspn  who  married  her  cousins  Mary  M.  Cox,  No.  1789  and 
Isabella  G.   Martin,  No.  1798. 

Children    of    James    L.    and    Esther    (AUen)    Johnston: 

I.     ;   d.   young. 

II.  James   Henry;   m.  ;    res.    in    Nebraska. 

III.  Rachel;    m.   . 

1777.  IX.  1312.  JOHN"  ALLEN  [ELIZAiBETH*  (Cox),  Sarah' 
(Clark),  William",  Rebecca"  (Lyon),  Joseph*,  Joseph',  SamueP,  Henry'], 
born  Dec.  28,  1818,  near  Fairfield,  Ohio;  died  Jan.  24,  1900,  near  Delphi, 
Ind:  He  married  first  near  Fairfield  1841,  Nancy  Parson  [Parsons]  of 
Fairfield,  born  1817  in  Rockbridge  Co.,  Va.;  died  Aug.  1874  near 
Delphi,  Ind.,  daughter  of  George  Parson.  He  married  second  in  1878, 
Mrs.  Nancy  (Ball)  Clawson,  who  died  in  1902.  John  Allen  removed 
July  1849  after  his  father's  death  from  near  Fairfield,  O.,  to  Delphi, 
Ind. 

Children  of  John  and  Nancy  (Parson)  Allen  (the  first  Ave  res.  near 
Pyrmont,     Ind.): 

I.  George  W.;  b.  1842;  m.  Minerva  Glllam ;  had  four  children,  one  a  son 
Alba,    b.    about    1877. 

II.  James  M.;  b.  March  27,  1844;  m.  Mary  M.  Lyons,  born  in  London,  Eng. ; 
no   children;   res.    Pyrmont,    Carroll   Co.,    Ind. 

III.  John   W.;    b.    1846;    d.    young    about    1858. 

IV.  Joseph  J.;  m.  Ella  Glllam,  sister  of  Minerva  above;  had  several  chil- 
dren;   six    are   living    (1907),    three    sons   and   three   daughters. 

"V.     Clark   C;   m.    Mary   Smith;    had    one   son. 

VI.     Sarah  A.;  m.  Lucas;   she  died  In  1894:   had  ten  children,  eight 

of    them    now    living    (1907). 

The   other   four   children    of   John    and    Nancy   died    young. 

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Page  209,  No.  1779.— Read:  Mary  J.;  b.  Sept.  11,  1822;  d.  between 
1850  and  1860,  near  Delphi,  Ind.;  m:  about  1845  Dr.  Berzelius  Barr 
of  Clark  Co.,  O.,  and  removed  to  Tremont.  After  his  death  she  went 
to  Indiana  in  the  fifties.  They  had  one  son  Berzelius  who  res.  at 
Tremont,  O.,  and  is  a  druggist. 

Page  209,  No:  1780.— Read:  Sarah  Adalaide;  b.  July  15,  1825;  d. 
about  1860;  m.  Thomas  Givins  [not  Gibbons  as  stated  in  the  text]; 
no  children. 

Page  209,  No.  1781.— Read:  Rosetta  B.;  b.  Oct.  23,  1827;  d.  1880-5; 
m.   James  Adair,  who  died  in  1863. 

Page  209,  No.  1782.— Read:  Martha;  b.  Dec.  8,  1829;  d.  about 
1851-2;  unm.  Note:  Besides  the  seven  children  given  in  the  record 
on  p.  209,  James  and  Elizabeth  (Cox)  Allen  had  the  following,  these 
as  well  as  the  others  all  born  near  Fairfield  or  near  the  present  site 
of  Osborn,  O: 

VIII.  Eliziihetb  Adaline;  b.  March  30,  1832;  m.  about  1860,  Rev.  Samuel 
Cook,     who     a.     about     1888;     they     removed     to    Nebraska     where     she     now     lives 

(1907);    they    had    three    or    four    children,    two    now    living,    a    son.    Rev.    

Cook,    and    a    daughter    who    has    been    twice    married. 

IX.  Phebe    Ann;    b.     May    26,     1834;     m.   Aurand    and    res.     Charles 

City,    la. ;    several    children,    all    married. 

X.  Joseph;    b.    Jan.    16,    1837;    d.    young. 

XI.  Harriet  Frances;  b.  Jan.  10,  1840;  m.  about  1860,  Robert  Thompson, 
who  d.  about  1S94;  five  children,  three  living  (1907);  they  lived  1S60-1894  near 
Delphi,   Ind. ;   she  and  her  children   now  live  in  Pulaski   Co.,   Ind. 

Page  209,  No.  1313.— Sarah  Cox  was  born  Jan.  7,  1799  [not  1798] 
in  Washington  County,  Pa.,  died  March  17,  1860,  near  Osborne,  Ohio. 
John  Haddix,  from  Virginia,  was  born  Dec.  29,  1791;  died  March,  1888. 
Osborne,  Ohio. 

Page  210,  No.   1783. — Melinda  Haddix  McCulley  died  in  Texas. 

Page  210,  Nos.  1784  and  1785. — The  order  of  these  two  should  be 
reversed;   Nimrod  was  the  second  child,  John  Riley  the  third. 

Page  210,  No.  1786.— William    Clark   Haddix    died   about   1870. 

Page  210,  No.  1787. — For  Sarah  E.  read  Sarah  Elizabeth. 

Page  210,  No.  1788. — For  Cosard  read  Cosad.  Add  to  the  list  of 
children  of  John  and  Sarah  (Cox)  Haddix: 

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Page  210,  No.  1314. — Harriet  Havens  Cook  was  a  descendant  of 
Henry  Lyon  of  Newark  through  Joseph^  by  two  lines,  viz.  in  the  sixth 
generation  thus  [Mary'  (Lyon).  Joseph,  A.  B.*,  Capt.  Joseph",  and 
Mary  Cook,  Joseph^  Henry']  and  in  the  seventh  generation  thus  [Mary* 
(Lyon),  Rachel'  (Crane)  Ezekiel*,  Abigail'  (Lyon),  Joseph%  Henry']. 
Her  husband  John  Cox  was  in  the  eighth  generation  through  SamueP 
as  shown  in  the  text. 

Page  210,  No.  1790. — Insert  in  the  record:   m.  Emmeline  Bressler. 

Page  210,  No.  1791.— For  Staat  read  Statts. 

Page  210,  No.  1793. — Add:    m.   Mary  Elizabeth  Judson. 

Page  210,  No.  1794.— Add:  m.  1st,  Aug.  26,  1863,  Sarah  Sylvia 
Reese;     m.    2nd,   Maria  Markley. 

Page  210,  No.  1795.— Add:  m.  Dec.  24,  1868,  Margaret  Ann 
Hoover . 

Page  210,  No.  1315. — For  Lydia  Cosard  read  Lydia  Cosad.  Lydia 
Cosad  was  born  1799  in  Sussex  County,  N.  J.,  died  about  1895,  Seattle, 
Wash.  She  was  daughter  of  Rev.  Thomas  Cosad,  born  1763  in  Som- 
erset County,  N.  J.,  died  1808  at  Wantage,  Sussex  Co.,  N.  J.,  and 
Abigail  Tingley  of  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J.  Rev.  Thomas  Cosad  was  a 
son  of  Anthony*  Cosart  [Jacob*,  Anthony^  Jacques']  and  Catherine 
Coon.  The  last  sentence  of  the  paragraph  should  read:  She  married 
second  about  1824  Moses  Moore,  married  third  about  1827  Joseph 
Sexton  [Not  Saxton],  and  became  a  U.  B.  preacher  and  preached  for 
forty  or  fifty  years  throughout  the  West.  She  was  known  as  Rev. 
Lydia  Sexton  or  "Aunt  Lydia  Sexton"  (her  people  were  Baptists). 
Several  years  before  her  death  she  published  her  autobiography.  In 
line  6  of  the  paragraph,  for  Lydia  (Cosard)  Cox,  read  Lydia  (Cosad) 
Cox. 

Page  210,  No.  1796. — Instead  of  res.  Kansas,  read  res.  Fort  Scott, 
Burlington  and  Fredonia,  Kansas. 

Page  210,  No.  1316. — Mary  (Cox)  Martin  died  at  Middletown, 
Ohio,  June,  1833.  Jonathan  Martin  of  Middletown,  Ohio,  was  born 
1791  in  Middlesex  Co.,  N.  J.,  son  of  Isaac  Martin  and  Sarah  Valen- 
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County,   O.     Jonathan  married  first  Nancy  Crooks  and  had  two  sons 
and  two  daughters.     He  died  in  December,  1831. 

Page  210,  No.  1797. — For   Harriet   read    Harriet   N. 

Page  210,  No.  1798. — Read:  m.  William  M.  Johnston,  who  m. 
1st  Mary  M.  Cox,  No.  1789. 

Page  210,  No.  1317. — For  Christiana,  in  line  1,  also  for  Christina, 
line  4,  read  Christian.  She  died  near  Danville,  111.,  Sept.  1887. 
Solomon  Mozier,  born  1798,  died  1877,  was  brother  of  Jacob  Mozier, 
who  married  Mary  Cook,  sister  of  Harriet  Havens  Cook,  wife  of  John 
Cox,  Christian's  brother. 

Page  211,  No.  1799.— Read:  Adam  H.;  b.  near  Fairfield,  O.,  about 
1833;    m.  in  1887,  Martha  Cooper;   no  children. 

Page  211,  No.  1800. — John  Cox  Mozier,  twin  brother  of  Adam, 
married  about  1860  Margaret  Endicott.  They  have  five  children  living 
(1907),  three  daughters  and  two  sons.  One  of  the  latter  is  married 
and  one  is  unmarried.     Residence  Buford,  Jefferson  Co.,  111. 

Page  211,  No.  1801. — William  R.  Mozier,  b.  near  Fairfield,  O., 
1837,  married  Nancy  Bloomfield;    had  one  daughter   Harriet  b.   about 

1860,    who    married  Sweringer    and    had    two    children:      1. 

Garfield;     2.  Lena,    m.  Waggaman.      William    R.    Mozier    re- 
sides at  Independence,  Kansas. 

Page  211,  No.  1802. — Levi  J.  Mozier,  b.  near  Fairfield,  O.,  1840, 
married  first  McGinnis  (Macginnis)  and  had  three  daugh- 
ters: 1.  Clara  J.;  2.  Ella  B.;  3.  Emma  Florence,  married,  June  21, 
1906,  Herbert  C.  Hebard.  Levi  J.  married  second,  Ann  Butz  and 
had  two  children:  1.  Levi  J.  Jr.,  d.  1907,  and  2.  Elsey.  All  reside 
at  Danville,  111. 

Page  211,  No.  1803.— Read:  Harriet  Adaline;  b.  Oct.  28,  1845,  at 
Williamsport,  Ind.;  d.  Dec.  19,  1905,  at  Danville,  111.;  m.  Capt. 
Daniel  C.  Demude,  Park  Superintendent,  Chickamauga,  where  they 
resided  several  years,  but  now  (1907)  of  Danville,  111.  They  had 
no  children. 

Page  211,  No.  1318.— James  M,  Cox  died  in  October,  1839, 
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1833   Jane   Woodward,    born    Nov.,    1811,    died    April    6,    1858,    in    Cali- 
fornia. 

Page  211,  No.  1804. — Adaline  Woodward  Cox  removed  to  Cali- 
fornia in  1857  and  she  and  her  brother  James  have  resided  in  San 
Francisco  for  nearly  fifty  years.  She  was  married  about  1862-4. 
Res.    (1907)    near    Huntington,    Ind. 

Page  211,  No.  1805. — James  Cox  was  unmarried.  He  died  Dec. 
15,  1907,  at  Huntington,  Ind. 

Page  211,  No.  1319. — In  line  3,  for  Dayton,  O.,  read  Piqua,  O.; 
in  line  5,  for  Price  Wilkerson  read  Robert  Wilkinson. 

Page  211,  No.  1806.— Add  after  d.  Jan.,  1889,  the  words  at 
Dayton,  O. 

Page  211,  No.  1807.— Read:     Lydia;     b.    1835;     d.  ,  Piqua, 

O.;   m.  Isaac  Patterson.     After  this  line  add: 

Son    of    Robert    and    Matilda    (Cox)    Wilkinson: 

1807a.     II.     Price;    d.    when    a    young    man.     unmarried. 

Page  211,  No.  1320. — Martha     Cox  died     at     Piqua,     Ohio       She 

married  about  1838-40  in  Fairfield,   O.,  Othias  McGowen  of  Fairfield, 

who  died  about  1900-1  at  Covington,  O.  About  1858-60,  removed  from 
Fairfield,  O.,  to  Piqua,  O. 

Page  211,  No.  1809. — Charles  Swayne  McGowen  was  born  about 
1843.  He  married  three  wives  and  has  only  one  living  child,  a  son 
Harry,  who  was  by  the  second  wife.  Has  resided  many  years  and 
still  resides  (1907)  at  Logansport.  Baggage  Master  on  the  Pennsyl- 
vania Railroad  for  many  years.  His  son  Harry  is  married  and  is 
proprietor  of  a  chrysanthemum  farm  in  California. 

Page  211,  No.  1321. — -William    Clark    resided    near    Dayton,    Ohio. 

Page  211,  No.  1811. — Read:  Sarah  D.;  m.  Dennis  Walsh;  res. 
Austin,  Texas. 

Page  211,  No.  1812.— Add:  res.   (1907)  Piqua,  O. 

Page  211,  No.  1813.— For  Van  Skark  read  Van  Skaik. 

Page  211,  No.  1815.— Add:    res.    (1907)    Dayton,    O. 


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HENRY    LYON    OF    NEWARK  395 

Page  212,  No.  1818.— Read:  Henry  Van  Tyle;  b.  1836;  d.  1895; 
resided  in  Dayton,  O. 

Page  212,  No.  1819. — Add:  had  ten  children  (names  not  ascer- 
tained) ;  res.  manj'  years  in  Dayton,  O.,  but  since  1902  was  living  in 
Alleghany  City,  Pa. 

Page  212,  No.  1820.— lAdd:    m.  . 

Page  212,  No.  1821. — Add:     unmarried. 

Page  212,  No.  1823. — Pauline  died  before  1888;  she  married 
Charles  A.   Lewis,  not  Charles  O.    Lewis. 

Page  212,  No.  1824. — Instead  of  there  were  other  children,  read: 
had  also  two  sons  res.  in  Boston  in  1888. 

Page  212,  No.  1825. — Read:  Adaline;  d.  before  1887;  m.  James 
O.  Davis,  who  d.  about  1892;  resided  in  Dayton,  O.;  a  daughter 
Louella   m.   Charles   C.   Spalding,   residence   Dayton,    O. 

Page  229,  No.  1769.— Daniel  Y.  Cox  died  July  5,  1902.  He  married 
Ellen  Catherine  Griffey   (not  Grissey  as  in  the  text) 

Page  229,  No.  1771. — Joseph  W.  Cox  was  born  1828,  near  Fair- 
field,  O.     He   died   about   1890-2,   at    Union    City,   Ind.      He   married 

first  Julia  A.  Brown,  and  married  second  wife  ,  by  whom  he 

had  three  children,  names  not  ascertained. 

Page  229,  No.  2049. — For  William  read  William  R. 

Page  229,  No.  1773. — Add  to  record  of  children  of  Irvin  and  Mary 
E.    (Cox)    Wrigley: 

2056a.     IV.     Jennie    B.;    d.    about    1895. 

Page  229,  No.  2057. — The  correction  in  Errata,  p.  391,  of  Roy  to 
Ray  is  an  error;   Roy  is  correct. 

Page  229,  No.  1782.— For  1782  read  1783.  Melinda  Haddix  died 
about  1900  in  Texas.  The  home  of  the  family  was  near  Osborne,  O. 
The  sons,  George  W.,  Thomas,  James  M.,  Andrew  and  Charles  were 
all  married;   they  removed  to  Texas  some  time  after  1890. 

Page  230,  No.  2066.— For  James  D.  Moates  read  Joseph  D.  Moates, 
who  died  June,  1907,  Dayton.  O.  His  daughter,  Josie  May,  married 
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Page  230,  No.  2067. — Add:  they  also  had  a  daughter  who  died 
a  young  girl. 

Page  230,  No.  2068. — Read:   John;    m.  . 

Page  230,  No.  2069.— For  Thomas  read  Charles.  Charles  Hart- 
man  formerly  lived  in  Osborne,  O.;  since  1888  he  has  been  in 
Colorado.     His  daughter,  Eva  Pearl,  was  born  1883. 

Page  230,  No.  2070. — For  Benjamin   read   Benjamin   F. 

Page  230,  No.  2072.— For  Fraina  read  Fraim. 

Page  230,  No.  1788.— George  Haddix  was  born  about  1834-5,  died 
about  1895.  He  married  Harriet  Cosad  [not  Cosard],  daughter  of 
Reuben'  Cosad  [Aaron',  Anthony*,  Jacob*,  Anthony^,  Jacques']  and 
Mary  Rockfield.  Add  to  children  of  George  and  Harriet  (Cosad) 
Haddix  the  following: 

2074a.      III.      Frank;   m.  ,    Osborne.    O. 

2074b.      IV.      Lillie;    m.   Naden. 

2074c.     V.      Emma;     m.  . 

^3074d.     VI.     George;    d.  :     unm. 

CleabeUa.    Martin.    Prank,    LlUie    and    Emma    and    their    mother    reside    (1907) 

Page  231,  No.  2077. — It  was  Nellie  R.  Johnston,  not  Lelah  E.,  who 
died  Aug.  23,  1901.  The  youngest  daughter,  Anna,  married  Sept.  17, 
1906,  Mark  Harvey;  they  have  one  child.  Leonidas  E.  Johnston 
resides   (1907)   at  Rushville,  111. 

Page  231,  No.  1790. — The  last  sentence  in  the  paragraph  should 
read:  He  married,  Nov.  15.  1850,  Emmeline  Bressler,  born  April  7, 
1830,  in  Pennsylvania;  died  Feb.  11,  1903,  in  Xenia,  O.;  daughter  of 
Jacob  and  Catherine  (Fisher)  Bressler. 

Page  231,  No.  2080. — For  Nov.  29  read  Nov.  25;  for  m.  Mary 
Holtz,  read  m.  Jan.  1,  1878,  Mary  E.  Holtz,  daughter  of  Lewis  Holtz 
of  Ottawa,  O.  Prof.  Edwin  B.  Cox  has  been  Superintendent  of  Schools 
at  Xenia,  Ohio,  for  over  twenty-five  years  (1907).  The  children  of 
Edwin  B.  and  Mary  B.   (Holtz)   Cox  were: 

I.  Mary   Edna;    b.  ;    d.    young. 

II.  L«w1b   Clark;    b.    Sept.    24,    1882. 


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III.     Miriam;   b.    Oct.    11,    1886;    d.    Jan.    26,    1887. 
{3,         IV.     ZeUa;    b.    Feb.    1,    1889. 
</%.  V.      Edwin   Bruce;    b.    Jan.    7,    1897. 

Page  231,  No.  1791.— In  lines  1,  4  and  6,  for  Staat  read  Statts. 
The  last  sentence  of  the  paragraph  should  read:  She  married  first, 
Dec.  3,  1850,  Edward  Statts,  born  Jan.  31,  1810,  at  Albany,  N.  Y.; 
died  April  22,  1863,  at  Detroit  Mich,,  son  and  youngest  child  of 
Barent  )s.  Statts  and  Catherine  Cuyler  of  Albany,  N.  Y.  She  married 
second,  March  12,  1884,  John  Wallace  of  Clark  County,  Ohio,  born 
June  14,  1820,  died  March  3,  1904,  at  Osborne,  O.  She  resides  (1907) 
at  Osborne,  O. 

Page  231,  No.  2081.— Read:  John  Cuylen;  b.  May  12,  1853;  unm.; 
res.  Victor,  Colorado,  [not  California] ;  assayer  of  the  Portland  Mining 
Company  in  that  place. 

Page  231,  No.  2082.— Read:  Harriet  Bleecker;  b.  Oct.  30,  1860; 
d.    M-ay   1,   180i^^t_Osborne,  O. f^^^    ^^    /^€S~ 

Page  231,  No  1792. — Joseph  B.  Worley  was  born  Sept.  12,  1816, 
died  May  1,  1884,  [not  Oct.  1888] ;  m.  Aug.  12,  1858  Julia  Ann  Cox. 

Page  231,  No.  2083.— Read:  Joseph  Cox;  b.  July  19,  1859;  m.  1883 
Louisa  M.  Holtzapple;  children:  1.  Julia  Ethel,  b.  Aug.  25,  1884; 
2.  Mary  Elizabeth,  b.  Jan.  2,  1886;  3.  Rachel  Esther,  b.  Dec.  28, 
1893.  Joseph  C.  Worley  is  a  conductor  on  the  Erie  R.  R. ;  res.  Gallon, 
O. 

Page  231,  No.  2084.— Read:  John  B.;  b.  Jan.  6,  1862;  m.  1883  in 
Springfield.  O.,  Frances  Clark,  dau.  of  Charles  Clark;  children: 
1.  Charles,  d.  young;  2.  Robert;  3.  John;  4.  Helen;  5.  Alice; 
6.  Henry;  7.  Chloanna  [not  Chloarma] ;  8.  Joseph  Cuyler; 
9.  Frances;  res.  Springfield,  O. 

Page  231,  No.  2085.— Read:  Harriet  Elizabeth;  b.  April  16,  1863; 
m.  Jan.  18,  1888,  Jason  Evans  Keever  [not  Keiver] ;  children: 
1.  Willard  Havens,  b.  June  16,  1889;  2.  Julianna,  b.  Feb.  13,  1895. 
Res.   Osborn,  O. 

Page  231,  No.  1793.— William  Henry  Cox  married,  Jan.  9,  1862, 
Mary  E.  Judson,  born  July  21,  1844.  at  South  Salem,  Westchester  Co., 
N.  Y.,  daughter  of  Oliver  Judson  and  Susan  Raymond. 

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Children    of   William    H.    and   Mary    E.    (Judson)    Cox: 

3086a.     I.     Charles;    b.    Nov.    9,    1862;    d.    Jan.    28,    1863. 

3085b.     II.      William;   b.   May   10,   1864;  d.   July   12,   1864. 

2086.  III.  Oliver  Wendell;  b.  June  5,  1869;  m.  June  28,  1893  Mary  Catherine 
Shellenbarger,  b.  Oct.  17,  1873;  children:  1.  WiUlam  E.,  b.  May  19,  1894;  2. 
Esther  L.,  b.  Aug.  22,  1899;  3.  Robert  F.,  b.  Feb.  28,  1902.  The  family  res.  Os- 
born.    O. 

2086u.     IV.     Harriet;    b.    Oct.    20,    1874;    d.    Feb.     13.    1875. 

Page  232,  No.  1794. — In  line  4,  after  Sarah  add  Sylvia.  After 
claugliter  of  .John  and  Nancy  (Herr)  Markley,  add:  who  res.  near 
Fairfield,  O.  At  the  end  of  the  i)aragraph  add:  John  C.  Cox  was 
proprietor  of  a  fancy  stock  farm  at  Osborne,  O.,  1865  to  1870,  when 
he  removed  to  Dayton,  O.,  and  was  in  the  wholesale  drug  business 
from  1870  to  1873.  From  1873  to  1902  he  carried  on  a  commercial 
brokerage  business,  after  which  he  retired  from  active  business. 
Resides  (1907)  at  1011  W.  Second  St.,  Dayton,  O.^^^^^  J2  J  " 

Page  232,  No.  2087.— Read:  Carrie  Edith;  /b.  Aug.  6,  1871;  m. 
June  8,  1907,  Lewis  Brailey  Johnson,  b.  ahem.  1856-1?  son  of  Tapley 
Taylor  Johnson  and  Rachel  Brailey;  res.  (1907)  at  Redlands,  Cali- 
fornia. [Tapley  Taylor  Johnson  was  a  cousin  of  William  M.  Johnston 
who  married  Mary  M.  Cox  (No.  1789),  sister  of  John  C;  also  a 
cousin  to  Dr.  James  L.  Johnston,  who  married  Esther  Allen  (No.  1776), 
cousin   of  John  C.  Cox]. 

Page  232,  No.  2088. — Instead  of  daughter  of  Mrs.  Anna  Cowen 
Sanders,  read:  daughter  of  Francis  M.  Sanders  and  Anna  Cowan. 
Francis  M.  Sanders  was  the  son  of  David  Sanders  (son  of  Cyrus  of 
Mendham,  N.  J.)  and  Jane  Caroline  Bonnel,  daughter  of  William 
Bonnel  and  Sarah  Doty  (daughter  of  James) ;  William  the  son  of 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Bonnel  and  Elizabeth  Allen;  Capt.  Nathaniel  the 
son  of  Nathaniel  Bonnel,  who  came  from  Long  Island  to  Elizabeth- 
town  and  married  Hannah  Miller  of  Westfield. 

Page  232,  No.  1795. — For  Hosver  in  line  3,  also  in  line  4,  read 
Hoover.  The  last  sentence  of  the  paragraph  should  read:  He  mar- 
ried, Dec.  24,  1868,  Margaret  Ann  Hoover,  daughter  of  Dr.  Reuben  C. 
Hoover  and  Catharine  Smith  of  Osborne,  O.,  who  emigrated  from 
Cumberland  Co.,  Pa.,  to  Fairfield,  O.,  about  1850-2,  and  later  removed 
to  Osborne.     Theodore  F.  Cox  resides  Dayton,  O. 


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Page  232,  No.  2089. — Read:  Harriet  H.  (not  Margaret  H.) 
b.  Dec.  31,  1869;  m.  Aug.  27,  1895,  Jonah  A.  Wollaston,  who  d.  May 
17,  1898,  Dayton,  O. 

Page  232,  No.  2090.— For  Aug.,  1872  read  Aug.  12,  1873;  for 
Dayton  read  Osborne;   add:    unmarried. 

Page  232,  No.  2091.— Instead    of     b.    1874;     d.    ;     read: 

b.   March  1,  1875;    d.   July  26,  1876. 

Page  232,  No.  2092.— Read:  Mary  Emma;  b.  Jan.  9,  1878; 
d.  Jan.  2,  1887  [not  June  2]. 

Page  232,  No.  1796. — John  Thomas  Cox  resided  many  years  at 
Burlington  and  Fredonia,  Kansas.  Record  of  children  of  John  T.  and 
Catherine  R.   (Amson^_Coxjhould^re^d^  ^^     <3il6i-^^     /f/. 

2093.  I.     Ann  Hemans. 

2094.  ir.  Clara  Alma;  m.  George  McDiarmid;  children:  1.  Lillie,  2. 
Katie,   3.     George. 

i  3095.     III.     John    T.    Jr.;    m.     Elizabeth    Fagan     [not    Fayan] ;    children:       i. 

Fagan;      2.     Irene. 

\     3096.     IV.      Herbert  Finley;  m.   Irene  Fagan. 

*»  3098.  ^  Lydia  Catherine  [not  Cosad] ;  m.  James  M.  Johnston  (not  James 
W.    JohnstonA;    one    child,    Portia. 

Page  232,  No.  1797. — For  Harriet  Martin  read  Harriet  N.  Martin. 
Henry  Conklin  was  born  about  1825,  Morris  Co.,  N.  J.;  lived  many 
years  at  Cambridge  City,  Ind.,  and  later  removed  to  Chicago,  111. 
Harriet  N.  Martin  died  Feb.  1894,  at  Chicago;  her  husband  died  some 
years  previously. 

Page  232,  1st  Footnote. — Capt.  Caspar  Schneider  was  a  "Ranger 
on  the  frontier"  in  the  Revolutionary  War  and  a  captain  in  the 
War  of  1812. 

Page  232,  2nd    Footnote. — Add    after   Ebenezer-,   also   Benjamin'. 

Page  233,  line  1. — For  Harriet  read  Harriet  N. 

Page  233,  No.  1798,— Isabella  G.  (Martin)  Johnston  died  April  21, 
1895,  at  Dayton,  O.  She  married  about  1862  William  M.  Johnston, 
born  Oct.  23,  1815,  died  Nov.  18.  1865,  widower  of  her  cousin,  Mary  M. 
Cox,  No.  1789. 


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Page  233,  No.  2104. — For     Bessie     read     Bessie     A.,     and     add: 
m.  .  1905. 


Page  233,  No.  2106. — Read:    Charles;     m.   ;    has   children. 

Page  233,  No.  2107. — Read:     John;      m.     ;      no     children. 

Charles,  John  and  Ivy  Needham  all  reside   (1907)   in  Dayton,   O. 

Page  233,  No.  2112, — Read:       Charles;       m. ;      res.      at 

Piqua,  O. 

Page  233,  No.  2113. — Read:  Anna;  m.  Alonzo  Glick,  now  de- 
ceased;  res.  formerly  in  Piqua,  O.,  but  now   (1907)  in  Columbus,  O. 

Page  233,  No.  1818. — For  Harry  Van  Tyle  Clark,  read  Henry 
Van  Tyle  Clark.     After  Louisa  Miller,  add:    he  died  1895. 

Page  233,  No.  §115. — For  Sarah  E.  read  Sarah  S.;  add:  res. 
Dayton,  O. 

Page  233,  No.  2116. — For  William  S.  Sherer  read  William  Sherer. 

Page  233,  No.  2117. — For  Stratten  read  Stratton;  add:  res.  Day- 
ton, O. 

Page  234,  No.  2119.— Add:    res.  Dayton,  O. 

Page  234,  No.  2120. — Add:    res.   Dayton,   O. 

Page  238,  No.  2161. — It  is  stated  in  line  2  that  Mary  was  born 
about  1720;  lower  on  the  page  the  date  is  given  as  about  1722;  the 
latter  is  perhaps  a  closer  approximation.  The  first  four  names  in  this 
list,  Nos.  2160,  2161,  2162  and  2163  undoubtedly  belong  to  descendants 
of  Samuel^  Lyon  through  SamueP,  Joseph^  Henry^  or  possibly 
John'.        -^-  <^ 

Pager  238,  No.  2163a. — Colonel  James  Lyon  is  identified  as  James 
No.  18|>,  son  of  Henry*.  Mrs.  Helen  Lyon  Deas,  who  lives  near 
Newark  or  Orange,  N.  J.,  is  a  descendant  of  Colonel  James. 

Page  238,  No.  2164.— Certainly  not  Phebe  No.  161,  daughter  of 
Daniel*.     She  was  probably  a  daughter  of  Samuel  Lyon  No.  62. 

Page  238,  No.  2165. — Stephen,  b.  1751,  is  almost  certainly  Stephen 
No.  192,  son  of  Henry*,  but  it  was  not  this  Stephen  who  married 
Nancy  Hill.    The  name  of  his  wife  was  Mary. 

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Page  238,  No.  2166. — Identified  as  Sarah  No.  160,  daughter  of 
Daniel*. 

Pagt  238,  No.  2167.— Identified  as  No.  150,  daughter  of  Eliphalet*, 
Terroneouslyj recorded  on  p.  98  as  Betsey  Harrison. 

Page  238,  No.  2168.— Identified  as  John  Heath'  Lyon  [Nathaniel 
S.',  David',  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry",  SamueP;  Henry'];  No.  2405 
on  a  subsequent  page.     For  born  about  1765,  read  born  Aug.  21,  1819. 

Page  238,  No.  2169.— Identified  as  son  of  David'  Lyon  No.  178 
and  Rachel  McCoy.  He  was  born  April  14,  1781,  not  1770-5. 

Page  238,  No.  2170.— Identifitd  as  Samuel,  No.  606,  son  of  David" 
Lyon.    The  name  should  certainly  not  have  appeared  in  this  place. 

Page  238,  No.  2170a.— Probably  Samuel  son  of  John  No.  199  or 
possibly  son  of  Samuel  No.  197;  in  either  case  grandson  of  Joseph* 
No.   69. 

Page  238,  No.  2171. — Possibly  Aaron  No.  400,  son  of  John'. 
Probably  a  son  of  Aaron  No.  141.  The  date  of  his  birth  is  given  here 
1799,  on  p.  240  it  is  given  as  probably  about  1795.  It  is  stated  here 
that  he  married  Rachel  Townley;  on  p.  240  that  he  married  Rachel 
T'ownley  Harrison,  the  former  no  doubt  her  maiden  name;  the  latter 
should  read:  Mrs.  Rachel  (Townley)  Harrison. 

Page  238,  No.  2160. — It  is  stated  here  that  Prudence  Lyon  mar- 
ried Josiah  Baldwin.   Congar  in  his  Notes  says  it  was  Joshua  Baldwin. 

Page  238,  No.  2173a. — Read:  Zenas;  m.  Aug.  31,  1769,  Dorcas 
Younglove,  bapt.  Sept.  27,  1747,  daughter  of  Ezekiel  Younglove  and 
Mary  Lyon  No.  2163. 

Page  238,  No.  2175. — Read:      Rebecca;    m.  Roberts. 

Page  238,  No.  2176. — Read:     Mary;    m.  Ball. 

Page  238,  No.  2178. — Read:  Lewis;  m.  Martha  Williams  about 
1770;  children:  1.  Henry,  b.  1773,  m.  Sarah  Baldwin,  daughter  of 
Caleb;  2.  Sarah,  b.  1778,  m.  Joshua  Baldwin,  son  of  Phineas;  3.  Amos, 
b.    1781,  m.    Sarah  . 

Page  238,  No.  2162. — ^The  statement  that  Rebecca  Lyon  at  the 
age  of  thirtj-six  married  a  man  ten  years  her  junior  is  remarkable  if 


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true.    One  may  note  that  only  two  children  are  recorded,  both  girls. 

Page  239,  No.  2165. — Stephen  Lyon  who  married  Nancy  Hill  was 
son  of  David^  No.  178,  and  was  born  in  1789,  not  in  1755  (or  1751  as 
it  is  on  p.  238).  The  Stephen  born  1751-5  was  No.  192;  his  wife's 
name  was  Mary.  A  part  of  this  record  probably  relates  to  him.  See 
record  on  a  succeeding  page  of  Stephen  Lyon  No.   464e. 

Page  239,  No.  2166. — For  Eppingham  in  line  3,  read  Effingham. 

Page  239,  No.  2187. — Read:  Jemima;  m.  Bethuel  P,  Meeker;  they 
had  a  dau.  Harriet  Catherine,  who  m.  William  Pickett  and  went  with 
him  to  California  about  1848-9;  they  had  a  daughter  Anne  Pickett, 
who  m.  in  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  in  1854,  Samuel  Barrett. 

Page  238,  No.  2188. — The  record  in  full  is  as  follows: 

ISAAC"  TOWNLEY  [Sarah'  (Lyon),  Dauier.  Thomas^  Thomas=, 
Henry']  was  born  May  22,  1777,  and  died  Aug.  23,  1832.  He  married 
Sarah  Meeker,  daughter  of  Michael  Meeker  and  Mary  Edwards. 

Children    of    Isaac    and    Sarah    (Meeker)    Townley: 

I.  Clark;  b.  May  1,  1797;  m.  May  12,  1822,  Rachel  Gildersleeve;  d.  at 
Shelbyville.    Ill 

II.  Charlotte;  b.  March  1,  1799;  m.  Charles  Freeman  of  Morris  Co.,  d.  in 
Newark. 

III.  Fannie;  b,  .June  23.  ISOl;  in.  Charles  May;  d.  at  Patterson,  N.  J.,  April 
8,   1839. 

IV.  WiHiam;   b.   Aug     9,    1803;   m.    1st.    Jane   Ball;   m.    2nd.   ;    m.    .3rd. 

,Iane  Fitch;   d.   in  "!31izabeth  in  1892. 

V.  Harriet;   b.   Dec.   12,    1805;   d.   young. 

VI.  Julia;  b.   June   2,   1807;   m.   Henry  D.   Johnson. 

VII.  Steplien;  b.  March  9,  1810;  m.  Dec.  18,  183S,  Sarah  C.  Reeves;  d.  April 
1.   1863.      Sarah   was  b.   April   6.    1815;   d.   Aug.    9.   1875. 

VIII.  Eliza;   h.   1812;    m.   John   Adams;    d.    Oct.    18.    1844. 

IX.  Abigail;  b.   April   6,   1815;   m.   "William   H.    Hallenbeck   on  Oct.    13,    1832. 

X.  Harriet;  b.   Dec.    29,   1818;   m.   ^amuel   Cardiff. 

XI.  Isaac  Baldwin;  b.  Jan.  13,  1822;  m.  Frances  Tucker;  d.  at  Newark.  N. 
J.,   Feb.    21.    1853. 

Page  239,  No.  2191. — Read:  Elizabeth;  m.  Luther  Meeker  and 
removed  to  Western  New  York  State;  they  had  children;  names 
unknown. 

Page  239,  No.  2192. — Moses  and  Phebe  had  a  daughter  Mary  J., 
born  April  15,  1811,  m.  Aaron  Allen  Gardner,  Jr.,  and  d.  Jan.   2,  1881. 


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HENRY    LYON    OF    NEWARK  403 

Page  240,  No.  2199. — For  Eliza  read  Elizabeth;  for  Squire  read 
Squier. 

Page  240,  No.  2168. — This  is  John  Heath  Lyon,  No.  2405,  whose 
more  complete  and  authentic  record  is  given  on  a  subsequent  page. 

Page  243,  No.  2222. — Erase  the  asterisk. 

Page  247,  No.  2173. — Capt.  David  Lyon  is  identified  as  David. 
No.   174,  son  of  Samuel'. 

Page  251,  line  9. — Samuel  S.  Lyon  was  born  Oct.  6,  1836;  For 
further  information  see  Addenda,  p.  378. 

Page  251,  No.  103.— In  line  2,  for  Aug.  1779  read  Aug.  12,  1779. 
In  line  6,  for  1702  read  1712.  In  line  6,  for  Aug.  12,  1779,  read 
Dec.  4,  1761.  The  will  of  Benjamin  Coe  names  a  son  Benjamin;  this 
Benjamin  married  Bethia  Grumman,  daughter  of  Ichabod  Grumman 
and  Bethia  Lyon  Winans  Foster,  No.   50. 

Page  251,  last  paragraph. — Rev.  David  Lyon  is  fully  identified 
as  grandson  of  David'  Lyon  No.  178.  The  line  is:  David'  [Stephen*, 
David^   Nathaniel\   Capt.    Henry^    Samuel^   Henry'] . 

Page  289. — In  the  inscription  under  the  illustration  facing  this 
page,  for  Walter  Lyon,  No.  415,  read  Walter  Lyon,  No.  280.  The 
same  correction   should  be  made  in  the  illustration  facing  page   301. 

Page  352,  line  12. — For  Palo,  read  Polo. 

Page  375,  Line  9. — Clarinda  (not  Clorinda)  Lyon  was  relict  of 
Edward  Birch  Lyon,  a  Michigan  pioneer  who  came  to  Dundee,  Mich., 
about  1832  from  Sacket  Harbor,  N.  Y.  His  record  is  given  in  Vol.  I, 
page  317.  His  father,  Abel  Lyon,  was  certainly  a  descendant  of 
Richard  Lyon  of  Fairfield,  and  not  improbably  the  Abel  Lyon  who 
served  in  the  Revolutionary  war  from  Lanesboro,  Mass.  (No.  155), 
or  possibly  a  son  of  that  Abel.  The  given  name  "Caleb  Meeker" 
of  one  of  Abel's  grand  children  points  surely  to  Fairfield,  Conn.,  as 
the  home  of  the  family. 

Page  378,  line  3.— The  date  of  Samuel's  birth,  Oct.  6,  1836.  has 
been  accidentally  omitted;   his  death  occurred  in  1905. 

Page  391,   line    1. — Eliminate   this    and   the   following   correction: 
and  "Cosad"  are  right  as  they  stand  in  the  text.     The  name 


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404  SUPPLEMENT  TO  VOLUME   II 

Cosad  was  written  by  the  original  emigrants  Cossart.  It  is  variously 
written  by  their  descendants,  Cosad,  Cozad,  Casad,  Cosart,  Cosard  and 
Cassatt. 

Page  391,    lines    20,    21     and    25. — Eliminate    these     corrections: 
Domineck,  Roy  and  Sprietsma  are  the  right  readings. 

Page  447,  line  16  of  first  column. — Transfer  Victor  to  its  proper 
place  under  the  head  of  Colorado,  not  California. 


BELATED   ITEMS. 
The  following  items  were  received  too  late  to  be  placed  in  regu- 
lar sequence. 

Page  93,  No.  87  (See  also  page  364  of  this  volume). — Joseph 
Crane's  youngest  daugihter  Elizabeth,  born  about  1770.  She  mar- 
ried in  1794  Daniel  Doty,  born  March  23,  1765,  son  of  John=  Doty 
[Joseph']  and  his  second  wife  Sarah  Clark,  daughter  of  Daniel  Clark, 
a  descendant  of  Richard  Clark  of  Elizabethtown,  N.  J.  Daniel  Doty 
married  firs.t,  about  1787,  Elizabeth  Potter,  who  soon  died  (about 
1789-90,  daughter  of  Amos*  [DanieP,  Samuer]  and  sister  of  John 
Potter,  who  married  Bethiah  Lyon,  No.  388  and  also  settled  in 
Butler  Co.,  O.  In  1790  Daniel  Doty  went  on  an  exploring  tour  down 
the  Ohio  river  as  far  as  the  present  site  of  Cincinnati.  He  found 
there  only  two  houses — log  cabins — one  occupied  by  Major  Benjamin 
Stites,  from  Scotch  Plains,  N.  J.,  the  other  by  Capt.  John  S.  Gano, 
also  from  New  Jersey.  Rev.  Daniel  Clark,  uncle  of  Daniel  Doty,  was 
the  first  minister  of  the  gospel  in  that  region,  having  previously 
preached  many  years  in  Pennsylvania.  Daniel  Doty  returned  to 
New  Jersey  1793-4,  to  bring  thence  his  new  bride,  Elizabeth  Crane; 
he  purchased  a  large  tract  of  land  in  Butler  Co.,  near  the  present 
site  of  Middletown  and  settled  upon  it  in  the  fall  of  1795  or  spring 
of  1796.  There  he  reared  a  large  family,  and  there,  on  May  8,  1848, 
he  died.    The  date  of  his  wife's  death  has  not  been  ascertained. 

Children  of  Daniel  and  Elizabeth  (Crane)  Doty,  all  but  the  oldest  born  In 
Butler   Co..    Ohio: 

I.  Joel;  b.  In  New  Jersey  Feb.  9,  1795;  drowned  In  the  Miami  river  In  1806. 
II.      N'oah;  b.   May  6.    1796;   d.   1803. 

III.  John;  b.  Dec.  l.S,  1797:  m.  Margaret  .Tewel.  dau.  of  .lohn.  of  Middle- 
town,    O. 


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HENRY   LYON   OF   NEWARK  405 

IV.  Daniel;  b.  Aug.  9,  1799;  m.  1st,  Mary  Burges,  dau.  of  Anthony;  chil- 
dren: 1.  Randolph,  d.  at  23  yrs. ;  2.  Mark;  3.  John;  Daniel  m.  2nd,  Catherine 
Crane,  his  own  cousin,  dau.  of  .Joseph  Crane;  children:  4.  Aretas;  5.  George;  6.  Pit- 
man; 7.   Sarah,  d.   ae.   4  yrs.;   8.  Joseph;  9.   Daniel. 

V.  Elizabeth;  b.  Jan.  16,  1801;  m.  her  second  cousin  Ambrose*  Doty  [George', 
George*    Joseph'];    children:    1.    Nancy,    d.    in    Iowa,    ae.    19    yrs.;    2.    Hiddah;    3. 

VI.  Uuldah;  b.  Jan.  8,  1803;  m.  John  Williamson;  children:  1.  Daniel, 
2.  Hendrlck.  d.  ae.  19  yrs.;  3.  Joseph;  4.  £Uen;  5.  £lias;  6.  William;  7.  Mary 
Anne;   8.   Sarah  Jane;   9.   Abner  10.   John  Henry. 

VII.  Orpha;  b.  June  8,  1804;  m.  Thomas  Van  Tyle;  a  dau.  Sarepta,  m. 
Golden,    but   d.    ae.    20   yrs. 

VIII.  Sarepta;  b.  Feb.  16,  1806;  m.  1st  James  Jewel,  bro.  of  John's  wife; 
children:  1.  John;  2.  Albert;  Sarepta  m.  2nd,  Aretas  Crane,  brother  of  Daniel's 
second   wife;    children:    1.   Joseph;    2.    Sarah;   3.    William;   4.   Ellas. 

IX.  Joseph;  b.  Jan.  7,  1808;  m.  Mary^  Vail  [SamueP,  SamueP,  brother  of 
Stephen,  proprietor  of  Middletown] ;  children:  1.  Rnssel;  2.  Gilbert;  3.  Ruth  Jane; 
4.   Zina;   5.   Deborah;   6.   Ellen. 

X.  James  Mier;  b.  Oct.  8,  1809;  m.  Susan  Anderson;  children:  1.  Joel; 
2.  Elizabeth;  3.  Ruth  Anne;  4.  Ellas;   5.  Daniel;   6.  Jerusba. 

XI.  Jerusha;  b.  Jan.    9.    1811;  m.   Simeon  Taylor;   one  son,  George. 

XII.  Ellas;  b.  June  23,  1812;  d.  in  Iowa,  ae.  about  23  yrs.;  m.  Pamelia 
Bogart;  one  son,  Noah. 

JOSEPH^  CRANE  [Jo'seph\  Abigail*  (Lyon),  Josepli-,  Henry^] 
(see  page  364  of  this  volume),  son  of  Joseph  and  Elizabeth  (Johnson) 

Crane,  was  born  about  1750.     He  m.  and  had  a  number  of 

children,  -among  them  Joseph,  whose  daughter  Catherine  married 
Daniel  Doty,  above,  and  whose  son  Aretas  married  as  second  hus- 
band Sarepta  Doty,  above. 

Page  83,  No.  31    (see  also  p.  361  of  this  volume). — Samuel  Sayre, 

son  of  Samuel  and  Hannah   (Lyon)   Sayre,  married  and  had 

a  son  Samuel,  born  1760-5.  He  lived  in  Madison,  Morris  Co.,  N.  J. 
He  married  Charity  Cooper,  born  about  1765,  daughter  of  John^  Cooper, 
born  1738  [DanieP  Cooper  and  Grace  Runyon]  and  Lynche  Boyle, 
daughter  of  Solomon. 

DANIEL* /SAYRE  [Elizabeth'  (Lyon),  Joseph^  Henry']  (see  pages 
364-365  of  th^  volume),  married  Anna  Runyon,  b.  Oot.  27,  1747,  daugh- 
ter of  Richard'  Runyon  [Peter-,  Vincent']  and  Jane  Van  Court,  b. 
Aug.  13,  1727;   res.  near  Madison,  N.  J. 

Children    of   Daniel    and    Anna    (Runyon)    Sayre: 

I.  James;   m.   Deborah  Dunham,   dau.    of  John,   son   of  John. 

II.  EUas;   m.    Miss  Hetfleld   of   Elizabethtown.    N.    J.;    they   had   a 

son   Thomas  O.  Sayre. 

Page  103,  No.  233  (see  also  page  370  of  this  volume). — ^Joseph 
Crane    (not  Phebe  as  stated  on  page   370   of  this  volume)    was  the 


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408  SUPPLEMENT    TO    VOLUME    II 

oldest  child  of  Ezekiel  and  Phebe  Crane.  He  married  Eunice  Dod, 
born  1741-2,  died  Feb.  20,  1822,  daughter  of  Thomas^  Dod  [DanieP, 
Daniel,  Jr.^  Daniel']  and  iSarah  Newcomb.  The  following  record  is 
preserved  in  the  Courthouse  at  Newark,  N.  J.:  "On  May  5,  1794,  the 
lands  of  Joseph  Crane,  deceased,  in  Newark,  were  divided  between 
Sarah,  wife  of  Timothy  Day,  Jr.,  Phebe  Crane  and  Rhoda  Crane,  min- 
ors, said  lauds  bounded  north  by  the  road  and  lands  of  Tabitha  Wood§ 
and  southeast  and  southward  by  lands  of  Ezekiel  Crane  [No.  84]. 
Silas   Howell,   Simeon  Broadwell   and   Daniel   Bruen,  Commissioners." 

«'hil(lren   of  .Joseph   and   Eunice    (Dod)    Crane: 

I.  Sarah;  b.  Sept.  27,  177.3;  d.  Feb.  26.  1860;  m.  Sept.  27.  1792.  Timothy 
Day,    .Jr.,    b.    Sept.    3,    1768;    d.    Dec.    31,    1843. 

II.  Phebe;  b.  about   1776-7. 

III.  Rhoda;  b.   about   1778-9. 

It  is  liliely  that  there  were  other  ohihiren  older  than  Sarah  but  not  living 
in   1794. 

Page  115,  No.  413, — ^Asher  Lyon  could  not  have  been  a  son  of 
Aaron,  iNo.  141,  who  was  born  1769,  since  Asher's  son  Joseph,  No.  728, 
was  born  1785.  Neither  does  it  seem  very  probable  that  Asher  was  a 
grandson  of  Mattaniah,  No.  52,  born  1724,  although  that  would  not  be 
impossible.  He  might  more  easily  have  been  grandson  of  Mattaniah, 
No.  17,  born  not  later  than  1694,  but  there  seems  to  be  no  reason  for 
believing  this.  It  will  be  noticed  that  his  wife's  maiden  name  was 
Smith,  so  that  the  unidentified  Smith  Lyon,  born  about  1790,  who 
married  Jerusha  Dean  in  Springfield,  N.  J.,  might  easily  have  been 
his  son.  As  it  is,  the  names  of  Asher  Lyon,  No.  413,  his  son  Joseph, 
No.  728  and  his  grandsons,  Jacob  L.,  No.  1219,  .John  H.,  No.  1216  and 
Philip  E.,  No.  1221.  should  find  place  in  the  list  of  unidentified  Lyons. 

Page   156,  No.   1024. — For  Nainette   read  Rainette. 

Page  156,  No.   1028.— For   1837   read  1831. 

Page  174,  No.  1292. — Add:  Children:  1.  Amanda  Jenette;  2.  Sarah 
Anne;   3.  Amelia. 

Page  239,  No.  2188  (see  also  page  402  of  this  volume). — Clarke 
Townley,  son  of  Isaac  Townley,  No.  2188,  was  born  May  1,  1797  at 
Springfield,  N.  J.  and  died  at  Shelbyville,  111.  He  lived  at  Jeffersons 
Village,  N.  J.  Children:  1.  Margaret,  b.  1826;  2.  Ezra,  b.  1830;  3. 
George,  b.  1834. 


fTabltha  (Clark)  Wood  was  the  widow  of  John  "Wood  whose  sister  Mary 
married  Henry  Lyon,  No.  68.  Tabitha  was  daughter  of  Capt.  Abraham'  Clark  b. 
1702-3    [Thomas^,   Richard']. 

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DESCENDANTS   OF    DAVID    LYON,    NO.   178. 


From  Dr.  Palmer  Heath  Lyon  there  have  been  received  oppor- 
tunely the  following  records  of  some  of  the  descendants  of  David 
Lyon,  No.  178,  whose  children  are  given  among  the  foregoing  notes; 
see  page  375  of  this  volume. 

464e.  VI.  178.  STEPHEN'  LYON  [David^  Nathaniel*,  Capt. 
Henry^  Samuel-,  Henry']  was  born  at  Lyons,  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J., 
Sept.  3,  1789.  and  died  Sept.  10,  1873.  He  married,  Aug.  25,  1811, 
Nancy  Hill,  born  Feb.  17,  1792,  died  Sept.  17,  1847,  of  Basking  Ridge. 
Compare  record  No.  2165  on  p.  239  of  Memorial,  Conn,  and  N.  J. 
Families.  One  may  surmise  that  that  record  really  applies  to  this 
Stephen,  but  with  erroneous  dates  of  birth  and  death  of  Nancy  Hill. 
The  other  items  might  all  be  true  of  this  Stephen  except  the  wife 
Mary  in  1818. 

Children   of  .Stephen  anrl   Nancy    (HiU)    Lyon: 

2400.  I.  David;  b.  April  27.  1812;  d.  SloansvUle.  N.  Y.,  March  2.  1906, 
ae.  nearly  94  v.:  m.  Sarah  A.  Williams.  This  is  Rev.  David  Lyon,  In  Ad- 
denda,   p.    251    of   Vol.    II,     S-tMM      1^-  >^l  I     Ir^     ^^  •  &tL^  •  ^    ' 

2401.  II.     Mary;  b.    Feb.   12,    1814;    d.*  May   1880;   m.   Sept.    8,    1856   C.   C.    Suy- '^^     ,     ' 
dam,   M.    D.  *""    """        ' —W.  <:!<M-«-*~GLjC<.-*^  , 

*2402.     III.      Stephen;   b.   April   11,    1826;   was   living  in   1897.  "  I '/»         ~ 

2403.     IV.     John   V.    I).;    b.    March    17.    1829;    d.    Aug.    16,    1866;    m.    June  10.  ^      ■"  ^~^ 
1852,   Fanny  Lee.          O^^T^  S  fH*      '^Q^--ev/-'     V'^'?'/     ^«.^^0(j     ^  t'^f>A-^ 

♦2404.     V.     William  L,. 


!>.;    D.    Marcn    lY.    is'jy;    d.    Aug.    le,    i»t)t);    m.    june    lu.  • 

.;  b.  Nov.  9,  l/32;  m.  Feb.   1,   1860,  Ursula  Sebring.^*-..,^^^^^^ 


464f.  VI.  178.  NATHANIEL  SECUNDUS''  LYON  [David% 
Nathaniel',  Capt.  Henry^  SamueP,  Henry']  was  born  at  the  homestead, 
Lyons,  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J.,  Jan.  25,  1792.  November  7,  1815,  he 
married  Elizabeth  Heath,  born  June  7,  1797,  daughter  of  John  Heath, 
born  Aug.  14,  1772,  d.  Aug.  28,  1835  (son  of  John  Heath  and  Eleanor 
Runyon  of  Mine  Brook,  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J.),  and  Mary  Kirkpatrick 
Heath,  b.  Aug.  7,  1772,  d.  March  16,  1831,  daughter  of  Thomas.  Nathan- 
iel S.  Ji^ftttrdied  Nov.  5,  1822,  of  yellow  fever.  His  widow  married 
secoQd,  Oct  14,  1827,  James  I.  Hill  of  Basking  Ridge,  by  whom  she  had 
two/ children:  1.  Phebe,  born  Jan.  1829,  m.  David  Dunham;  2. 
Margaret  Ann,  born  March  8,  1832.  She  died  April  24,  1873,  and  is 
buried  in  the  Basking  Ridge  Churchyard. 

Children    of   Nathaniel    S.    and    Elizabeth    (Heath)    Lyon: 
♦2405.     I.     John  Heath;  b.   Aug.    21,    1819;   d.   Feb.    27,   1S81. 
2406.     II.      David  Pierson;   b,   Nov,    22,   1821;    d,    Nov,    5.    1835, 


408  SUPPLEMENT  TO  VOLUME   II 

2402,  VII.  464e.  STEPHEN'  LYON  [Stephen',  David=,  Nathaniel*, 
Capt.  Henry',  SamueP,  Henry']  was  born  at  Basking  Ridge,  N.  J., 
April  11,  1826.     He  married,  Sept.    25,  1850,  Elizabeth  A.  Gary,  born 

,  died  Jan.  23,  1894.     He  was  living  in  1877,  but  members  of 

the  family  have  an  impression  that  he  has  since  deceased. 

Children    of   Stephen   and   Slizabeth    (Gary)    Lyon: 

2407.  I.     John   Car.v;   b.    Oct.    29,    1851;    d.    .Ian.    23,    1865. 

2408.  II.     I>avid;    b.     Sept.     29,     1857;     m.    and    res.     near    Orange, 

N.   J.;   no  further  record   obtained. 

2404.  VII.  464e.  WILLIAM  LINDSLEY'  LYON  [Stephen',  Dav- 
id\  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry^  Samuel",  Henry']  was  born  at  Basking 
Ridge,  N.  J.,  Nov.  9,  1832.  He  married  at  Martinsville,  N.  J.,  Feb.  1, 
1860  Ursula  Sebring,  born  March  11,  1834;  died  Jan.  30,  1895;  daughter 
of  Cornelius  and  Hester  Coleman  (Waldron)  Sebring  of  Martinsville, 
N.  J.     He  is  a  merchant;  present  residence  (1908)  Pluckemin,  N.  J. 


Children    of  William    L.    and   Ursula    (Sebring)    Lyon: 
rJ408a.     I.      Mary;   b.   June   11,    1861;   d.    Nov.    20,    1865 
/    2408b.     II.      Ella    Suydam;    b.    Dec.    31,    1866. 
»2408c.      III.      Adrian;   b.   July   25,    1869. 


J) 


2405.  VIII.  464f.  JOHN  HEATH'  LYON  [Nathaniel  S.',  DavidS 
Nathaniels  Capt.  Henry^  SamueP,  Henry']  wa^  born  in  the  old  Lyon 
homestead  at  Lyons,  Somerset  Co.,  N.^.,JC^  August  21,  1819.  He 
married  first  March  15,  1842,  Hannah  (^3  Beach,  daughter  of  William 
and  Susan  (Sj^yercool)  Beach  of  Newton,  N.  J.  He  lived  for  the 
greater  part  of  his  life  on  the  old  farm,  but  resided  for  a  time  in 
New  York  City,  where  his  son  was  born.  Later  he  moved  to  Jersey 
City,  where  he  was  the  editor  and  publisher  of  the  Jersey  City 
Standard.  He  was  a  member  of  the  School  Board,  Alderman  and 
later  Public  Printer.  Mrs.  Hannah  Beach  Lyon  died  May  3,  1860. 
He  married  second,  June  10,  1863,  Mary  De  Camp  of  Jersey  City, 
born  Aug.  23,  1828,  died  June  23,  1881;  no  issue.  John  Heath  Lyon 
died  Feb.  27,  1881,  in  the  Homestead  and  is  buried  under  the  old 
oak  tree  in  the  Basking  Ridge  Churchyard. 

Children  of  John   H.   and  Hannah   (Beach)    Lyon: 

•2409.  I,  Emma  Louise;  b.  March  13,  1843;  still  living  (1907);  m.  James 
T.   B.   Collins. 

2410.     II.     Anna  Margraret;   b.   Sept.  5,   1845;   d.   April  6,   1847. 

*2411.     III.     WUliam  James;  b.   Dec.  9.   1847;   d.   June  16.    1903. 


.  ^currV  S.*?^^  ^  f<Z^o4<rJ^ 


HENRY  LYON   OF   NEWARK  409 

2412.  IV.  Charlotte  Gregory;  b.  Dec.  25,  1850;  m.  Feb.  4,  1880,  Elias 
G.    Dayton;    no    children;    still    living    (1907). 

2413.  V.     Frederick  Belts;    b.    April   10.    1860;   d.    Sept.    18,    1860. 

2408c.  VIII.  2409.  ADRIAN'  LYON  [William  L.',  Stephen',  Dav- 
id^  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry*,  Samuel-  Henry^]  was  born  at  Pluckemin, 
N.  J.  .July  25,  1869.  He  married  at  Athenia,  N.  J.,  May  8,  1895,  Cornelia 
Post,  daughter  of  John  C.  and  Catherine  Elizabeth  (Post)  Post,  of 
Passaic,  N.  J.  He  is  an  attorney,  graduate  of  New  York  Law  School. 
He  was  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Perth  Amboy,  N.  J.,  1894-5;  City 
Attorney  of  Perth  Amboy  1895-8;  Member  of  New  Jersey  Legislature 
1900-1;  Judge  of  District  Court  Perth  Amboy  1901  to  date.  Present 
address  (1908)  80  Gordon  St.,  Perth  Amboy,  N.  J.;  office  110  Smith  St. 

Son   of   Adrian   and    Cornelia    (Post)    Lyon: 
ff-  2413a.     I.     Howard  Suydam;   b.    Jan.    27,    1896   at   Perth   Amboy,    N.    J. 

2409.  VIII.  2405.  EMMA  LOUISE*  LYON  (COLLINS)  [John 
H.',  Nathaniel  S.°,  Davids  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry',  SamueP,  Henry'] 
was  born  in  Newark,  N.  J.,  March  18,  1843.  She  married.  May  27, 
1862,  James  T.  B.  Collins.  She  removed  to  Bayonne,  N.  J.,  where 
she  still  resides    (1907).     Mr.    Collins   died  March  6,   1902. 

Children   of  James   T.    B.    and   Emma   Louise    (Lyon)    Collins: 

2414.  I.  Frederick  B.;  b.  Nov.  28,  1863;  m.  June  7,  1893  Margaretta  Wester- 
velt.   b.   sanae  day  as  he;   no  children. 

2415.  II.     May;    b.    March    20.    1866;    d.    June    10,    1868. 

2416.  III.  John  Lyon;  b.  Nov.  3,  1868;  m.  Oct.  14,  1896,  Almee  Louise 
Brown,  b.  Oct.  28,  1867;  children:  l.  Charles  Bertine,  b.  July  20,  1904;  2.  Aimee 
Louise,  b.  July  21,    1907. 

2411.  VIII.  2405.  WILLIAM  JAMES*  LYON  [John  H.',  Nathan- 
iel S.',  David=,  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry^  Samuel",  Henry']  was  born 
Dec.  9,  1847,  in  New  York  City,  in  a  house  on  the  corner  of  Franklin 
and  Varick  streets.  During  his  boyhood  he  lived  in  Jersey  City, 
where  he  was  a  pupil  in  old  Public  School  No.  1.  He  went  with  his 
parents  to  tlie  old  Homestead  and  attended  the  Basking  Ridge  Classi- 
cal^ Academy,  and  entered  Princeton  College  1863  and  was  graduated 
in  the  Class  of  1867,  before  he  was  twenty  years  of  age.  He  studied 
law  in  Jersey  City  and  was  admitted  to  the  bar  of  New  Jersey  and 
later  was  admitted  in  New  York.  He  was  President  of  the  Board  of 
Education  in  Jersey  City.  In  1882  he  removed  to  New  York  City, 
where  he  was  at  first  connected  with  the  Associated  Press,  later 
entered    the   municipal    service    as    Confidential    Secretary   to    Comp- 


410  SUPPLEMENT    TO    VOLUME    II 

troller  Edson.  He  was  promoted  to  be  Auditor  of  Accounts.  At  the 
time  of  the  death  of  Hon.  Richard  Storrs,  Deputy  Comptroller, 
Mr.  Lyon  was  nominated  by  a  committee  of  Bank  Presidents  to  suc- 
ceed to  the  office,  and  he  was  so  appointed  by  Comptroller  Fitch.  He 
was  later  placed  in  charge  of  the  legal  department  of  the  Comptroller's 
office,  the  Bureau  of  Claims,  and  he  died  while  holding  this  office, 
after  an  illness  of  only  three  days  (pneumonia).  His  death  occurred 
at  the  old  Homestead  to  which  he  had  returned  a  few  years  before. 
He  is  buried  in  the  Lyon  plot  in  the  Basking  Ridge  Churchyard. 

William  James  Lyon  married  first,  April  23.  1872,  Jessie  Chiches- 
ter, born  Jan.  30,  1850,  died  Feb.  22,  1873,  daughter  of  William 
Chichester  of  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  He  married  second,  Dec.  9,  1875, 
Kate  Louise  Palmer,  better  known  as  Lulu  Palmer,  born  Nov.  12,  1852, 
daughter  of  Nehemiah  Candee  and  Kate  (Simonton)  Palmer.  She 
survived  her  husband  hardly  more  than  seven  months,  her  death 
occurring  after  a  short  sickness,  Jan.  21.  1904. 

Daughter    of   William   J.    and   .Jessie    (Chii-hester)    Lyon: 

2417.  I.     Jessie   Viva;   b.    Feb.    6,    1873;    still    living    (1907>    in    New   York. 
Children   of  William   J.   and   I>ulu    (Palmer)    Lyon: 

•2418.     II.     Palmer  Heath;   b.    Nov.    6.    IS? 6. 

*2419.  III.  Maude  Simonton;  b.  Sept.  21,  1878;  m.  1st.  Alfred  M.  Norder; 
m.    2nd.    Henry   Montfort    Gary. 

2430.     IV.     John  Heath   2nd.;   b.    .Tune    10,    1882;   d.    Sept.    6,    1882. 

2418.  IX.  2411.  PALMER  HEATH"  LYON  [William  J.',  John 
H.',  Nathaniel  S.",  David^  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry",  SamueP,  Henry'] 
was  born  at  Jersey  City,  New  Jersey,  Nov.  6,  1876.  He  was  educated 
in  the  public  schools  of  Jersey  City  and  New  York,  and  in  1891 
entered  the  College  of  the  City  of  New  York.  Leaving  in  1894,  he 
entered  Columbia  University,  New  York.  He  was  graduated  with  the 
degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine  in  1898.  In  1900  he  entered  the 
U.  S.  Army  Medical  Department  as  an  Acting  Assistant  Surgeon,  and 
was  immediately  ordered  to  the  Philippines.  He  was  promoted  to 
Captain  and  Assistant  Surgeon,  U.  S.  Volunteers  in  March,  1901. 
When  mustered  out  in  1903  he  entered  the  service  of  the  Philippine 
Civil  Government  as  Medical  Inspector  and  later  as  Surgeon  to  the 
Bureau  of  Prisons.  Upon  the  death  of  his  father  in  1903  he  returned 
to  the  United  States  and  entered  the  service  of  the  New  York  Life 
Insurance  Company  as  Medical  Examiner.     In  1904  he  was  appointed 


HENRY    LYON    OF    NEWARK  411 

Chief  Medical  Officer  at  Buenos  Aires,  Argentine  Republic,  and  in 
1905  Resident  Medical  Director  for  South  America.  On  June  28,  1899, 
he  married  Grace  Hamilton  Jones,  born  Oct.  9,  1879,  daughter  of 
Prof.  William  G.  and  Kate  (Hamilton)  Jones  of  New  York  City. 

Child   of   Palmer   Heath    and   Grace    Hamilton    (Jones)    Liyon: 
S421.     I.     Innis  Palmer;   b.    April    5.    1900. 

2419.  IX.  2411.  MAUDE  SIMONTON»  LYON  (GARY)  [WIL- 
LIAM J.*,  John  H.',  Nathaniel  S.',  David^  Nathaniel*,  Capt.  Henry'. 
Samuel',  Henry']  was  born  at  Jersey  City  Sept.  21,  1878.  She  mar- 
ried first,  June  30,  1903,  Alfred  Miiller  Norden  of  Berlin,  Germany, 
born  1872,  died  May  30,  1906.  She  married  second,  Henry  Monfort 
Gary  of  New  York  City. 

Children  of  Alfred  M.   and  Maude  S.    (Lyon)   Norden: 

2422.  I.      Robert  Palmer;    b.    April    12,    1904. 

2423.  II.     Alfreda  L«aise;  b.  Aug.   10,  1906. 

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UNIDENTIFIED    LYON    NAMES. 


Ptxjbably  Descendants  of  Henry  Lyon  of  Newark. 


(Revised  list  including  all  unconnected  data  that  seem  to  relate 
to  the  family  of  Henry  except  the  records  pp.  249-250  of  Rhode  Island 
Lyons,  and  graduates  of  Princeton  University  and  Seminary  not  re- 
corded as  residents  of  New  Jersey.) 

Aaron  Lyon;   in  Revolutionary  war;   private  Morris  Co.  Militia. 

Aaron  Woodruff  Lyon;  b.  Elizabeth,  N.  J.  July  11,  1797;  grad. 
Union  Coll.  1824;  Princeton  Sem.  1825;  d.  Fresno,  Calif.  Oct.  23, 
1888. 

Abby  H.  Lyon;  b.  1802;  d.  Aug.  30,  1864;  m.  Jesse  T.  Harrison, 
b.   1801,  d.   1863. 

Abigail  Lyon;  b.  in  N.  J.  about  1780;  m.  Joseph  Willett  of  Long 
Island. 

Abraham  Lyon;  m.  Morristown,  N.  J.  Feb.  20,  1776  Phebe  Bde 
[Eddy],  both  of  Mendham. 

Albert  A.  Lyon;  m.  Morristown,  N.  J.  Julia  Harrison;  b.  1818, 
d.    1886. 

Archibald  Lyon;  born  1750-5;  Lieut.  4th  Continental  Artillery, 
N.  J.;  probably  a  son  of  John  Lyon  No.  51. 

Asher  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  private  Morris  Co.  Militia; 
in  Continental  army. 

Benjamin  Lyon;  b.  about  1790-5;  of  South  Orange,  N.  J.;  m. 
Charlotte  Bedford,  b.  about  1795,  dau.  of  Stephen  Bedford  (son  of 
Timothy  and  Rachel)  and  Lydia  Drake  (daughter  of  William  of 
Piscataway).  Perhaps  he  was  Benjamin,  son  of  Simon,  and  grandson  of 
Abraham  No.  470  (see  footnote,  p.  144);  these  Lyons  lived  at  South 
Orange  before  going  to  Ohio. 

Betsey  [Elizabeth]  Lyon;  of  Lyons  Farms,  m.  Joseph  Williams, 
June  2,  1798. 

Betsey  Lyon;  m.  Morristown,  N.  J.  March  23,  17 —  Jacob  Hatha- 
way, 


HENRY    LYON    OF    NEWARK  413 

Catherine  Lyon;  of  Essex  Co.,  N.  J.;  m.  Morristown  March  2, 
1828,  Alexander  Livingston  of  New  York. 

Charles   Lyon;    in   Revolutionary  war,   Commissary  of  Issues. 

Charles  Lyon;  m.  Morristown  June  5,  1770,  Elizabeth  Stritch  of 
Philadelphia. 

Cornelius  Lyon;  b.  Aug.  5,  1792;  d.  Oct.  8,  1837  (G.  R.  Orange 
Gem.);  no  doubt  a  son  of  Enos  Lyon,  No.  153,  whose  father-in-law 
was  Cornelius  Jones. 

Daniel  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war  from  Rhode  Island;  private 
Col.  Topham's  Regiment;  perhaps  the  same  Daniel  was  private  in 
Col.  Elliott's  Regiment,  1776. 

Daniel   Lyon;    was  of  Hanover,  Morris  Co.,  N.   J.    1800-1819. 
David  Lyon;   in  Revolutionary  war.  New  Jersey;  Barrack  Master, 
Continental  Army. 

David  Lyon;   grad.   Princeton  College  1813. 

Edwin  Crane  Lyon,  Jr.;  grad.  Princeton  College  1902;  res  Mor- 
ristown, N.  J. 

Elias  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war,  private  in  3rd  Regiment,  Con- 
tinental Army. 

Elihu  Lyon;   m.  Morristown,  Elizabeth  Voorhies,  b.  April  11,  1811. 

Eliphaiet  Lyon;   m.  ,  Morristown  1770;   this  could  hardly 

have  been  No.  53  and  certainly  not  No.  146  —  unless  the  date  is 
wrong. 

Elisha  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war,  private  in  3rd  Regiment, 
Continental  Army. 

Eliza  Lyon;   of  Orange,  N.  J.,  m.  Aug.   24,  1832,  Moses  Woodruff. 

Ezekiel  Lyon;  m.  Morristown  Aug.  27,  1803,  Nancy  Stillwell; 
perhaps  Ezekiel  No.  395  and  a  second  marriage  or  Ezekiel  No.  433 
(second  marriage)  or  possibly  a  son  of  Ezekiel  No.  176. 

Fanny  A.  Lyon;  m.  Morristown  Sept.  19,  1866,  George  D.  Harri- 
son;   probably  Fanny  No.    1282a. 

Gideon  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war,  private  in  Duryea's  Com- 
pany, Somerset  County  Militia;   m.   Nov.   15,  1778,  Anne  Savage. 

Hannah  Lyon;  m.  Morristown  Dec.  28,  1778  John  Cary  Jr., 
[Cory  ?]. 


414  UNIDENTIFIED    LYON    NAMES 

Hannah  Lyon;  m.  Lyons  Farms  Dec.  21,  1802,  Cooper  Crane. 

Hannah  Lyon;  m.  Lyons  Farms,  Jan.  26,  1806,  John  Pierson 
Crowell. 

Hannah   Lyon    (widow  of  Lyon,  maiden  name  not  acer- 

tained);  m.   Sept.   16,  1767,  Elihu  Johnson  (Morristown  Rec.) . 

Harriet  Lyon;  daughter  of  John,  m.  Lyons  Farms  Dec.  25,  1825, 
William  Cooper. 

Henry  Lyon;   in  Revolutionary  war,  private  in  Duryea's  Company, 
2nd.  Regiment  Essex  County  Militia. 
^.j^^-d^trt^'**'^ Isaac  Lyon,  who  had  removed  to  Charles   County,  Md.,  m.    Dec. 
fi '  ^  (        6,  1757,  Mary  Higgins,  Middlesex  County,  N.   J. 

James  Lyon;  whose  wife  was  Phebe  who  died  Aug.   12,  1835. 

James  A.  Lyon;  elected  in  1907  Assemblyman  from  Morris  Coun- 
ty, N.    J. 

Jane  Lyon;  m.  Hanover,  N.  J.  March  6,  1770,  Jones  Tompkins. 
She  could  hardly  have  been  Jane,  No.  55,  but  it  is  likely  that  she  was 
daughter  of  one  of  the  brothers  of  that  Jane,  perhaps  John,  No.  51. 

Jediah    Lyon;    in    Revolutionary    war,    private    in    Capt.    Richard 

Cox's    Company,   3rd.   Regiment;    he   m.    Bette  (Morristown 

Rec). 

Jedediah  Lyon;  perhaps  the  same  as  the  foregoing.  He  was  a 
private  in  the  1st.  Regiment  and  corporal  in  the  2nd.  Regiment  New 
Jersey  Militia.  He  had  a  son  Grossman  who  married  Priscilla  Tru- 
man; they  had  a  daughter  Mary  Brice  who  married  Isaac  Starr  Wil- 
liams and  their  daughter,  Priscilla  Lyon  Williams  is  a  daughter  of 
the  American  Revolution. 

Joanna  Lyon;  m.  Nov.  24,  1868  (?)  Aaron  Hillis  [Dillis?]  (Mor- 
ristown Rec);   the  date  may  have  been  intended  to  be  1768. 

John  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  private  in  Morris  County  Mili- 
tia; may  have  been  one  of  the  following:  Nos.  131,  132,  171,  431. 

John  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  name  spelled  Lyons  in  the 
record;  private  in  1st.  Battalion,  2nd.  establishment,  also  in  Capt. 
Philip's  Company.  2nd.  Regiment,  Continental  Army;  may  have  been 
one  of  the  following:   Nos.  131,  132,  171,  431. 

John  Lyon;  father  of  Harriet  above;  possibly  the  same  as  John 
Lyon,  who  was  Justice  of  the  Peace,  Essex  Co.,  N.  J.  1836.  See 
below . 


HENRY    LYON    OF    NEWARK  415 

John  Lyon;  of  Rockaway,  Morris  Co.,  N.  J.;  b.  about  1760-70, 
a  descendant  of  Thomas^  Lyon.  He  married  Mary  Anne  Clark,  born 
about  1775-80,  daughter  of  Elias  Clark  and  his  wife  Elizabeth  Clark 
(dau.  of  Benjamin).  Elias  was  son  of  James*  Clark  [Richard^  Richa^d^ 
Richard'],  and  was  of  Stony  Hill,  formerly  of  Rahway.  His  half 
sister  Joanna  married  Peter  Lyon  No.  129.  [John  Lyon  of  Rockaway 
was  probably  No.  158,  possibly  No.  431,  nephew  of  the  former  but  of 
about  the  same  age.] 

Children    of   John    and    Mary   Anna    (Clark)    Lyon: 

I.  Jnmei«  (".;  b.  about  1800;  m.  1st  Phebe  Miller,  b.  1803,  d.  Aug.  28.  1835. 
dau.  of  Lewis*  [Elder  Moses^,  Enoch=§.  SamueP]  and  Betsey  (Noe)  MiHer  of 
Warren  Tp.,  Somerset  Co.,  N.  J.;  James  C.  had  children  by  his  first  wife  Phebe, 
names    not    ascertained:     he    m.     2nd.     Anne    Fraze(,     dau.     of    Maxwell^     [Henry-, 

Joseph']     and^Nancy    (Badg^ley)     FraSHH    no    childrett: ^^ 

^  V^'^  il,      Anna    Maria;    b.    about    1800-5:    m.    William    Estile,    son    of    Noah    Estile 

and   Joanna  Rogers,    born    Dec.    22,    1771,    of   Dover,    N.    J.      William    Estile   was   b. 
about    1798-lSOO.      They    had    a    son   William    Henry.       ■  _    D  ^o 

John  Lyon,  of  Machias,  Maine,  probably  related  to  Rev.  James, 
No.  2172,  although  not  named  among  his  sons;  he  and  wife  Sarah  had 
a  daughter  Sally  born  Jan.  21,  1792,  who  married  Feb.  11,  1810,  John 
Dennison. 

John  Lyon,  born  about  1780;  was  Justice  of  the  Peace  Essex 
County,  N.  J.  in  18.36.     Perhaps  father  of  Harriet  Lyon  above. 

Margaret  Lyon;  of  Monmouth  County,  N.  J.;  married  David  Her- 
bert April    [July    ?  ]    2,  1744. 

Martha  Lyon;  of  Machias,  Me.,  perhaps  a  widow,  married,  pro- 
bably  before    1800,   a   widower,    Joseph   Hanscom    son    of   Aaron    and 


Sally  Hanscom.  /V^O  * 


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arried  A 


Mary  Lyon;  of  Burlington  County,  married  April  (?)  2,  1770  Job 
Field.  ^ 

Mary  Lyon;  m.  July  26,  1797,  John  Primrose  Ballen  (Morristown 
Rec.). 

Mary  Lyon;  m.  Sept.  2,  1780,  Jacob  Whitehead  (Morristown  Rec). 

Mary  Annie  Lyon;  b.  about  1790-5,  m.  Nicholas  Parsell,  son  of 
Nicholas"  [Capt.  Enos*,  John',  Jonathan^,  Joseph']  Parsell  and  Es- 
ther Baldwin. 

Nancy   Lyon;    daughter  of  Stephen,   m.    David  Bedlow. 


§Enoch  Miller  married   Hannah  Baker,   b.   1712,   daughter  of  Henry  Baker  and 
second    wife    T.,ydia. 


41h  UNIDENTIFIED    LVON     NAMES 

Nathan  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  private  in  Flanagan's 
Company.  2nd.   establishment.  Continental  Army. 

Nathaniel  Lyon;  m.  Catherine  Amelia  Lyon,  No.  782.  Nathaniel 
was  her  first  husband;  she  married  second  John  Ball.  Catherine  was 
born  1838. 

Peter  Lyon;  b.  1762;  d.  Sept.  23,  1786;  possibly  a  son  of  Peter 
Lyon  No.  129,  although  no  such  son  is  given  in  the  record  which  ap- 
pears to  be  complete, 

Rebecca  Lyon,  dau.  of  Henry,  m.  Lyons  Farms  March  1,  1825 
Thomas  Cory.     Henry  was  probably  No.   482. 

Richard  Bruff  Lyon;  of  Morristown,  N.  J.,  grad.  Princeton  Col- 
lege 1891. 

Samuel  Lyon;   res.   Hanover,  Morris  Co.,  N.  J.   1800-1819. 

Sarah  Lyon;  m.  April  1760,  Benjamin  Price  (Morristown  Rec). 

Sarah  Lyon;  m.  Nov.  15,  1769,  Moses  Card  (Morristown  Rec). 

Serring  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  private  1st.  Battalion;  also 
Mead's  Company,  1st.   Regiment,  Continental  Army. 

Smith  Lyon;  born  about  1790;  m.  Jerusha  Dean,  dau.  of  David 
Dean  of  Springfield,  N.  J.  and  Phebe  Beach,  b.  about  1770,  daughter 
of  Samuel  Beach,  b.  about  1735,  a  descendant  of  Thomas  Beach  through 
his  son  Zopher. 

Solomon  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  private  1st.  Battalion,  2nd. 
establishment;  also  Militia,  private  Jones'  Company,  2nd.  Battalion, 
Somerset  Co. 

Susanna   Lyon;    m.    Jan.    1,  1787,  Samuel  Hill   (Morristown  Rec). 

Tabitha    ( )    Lyon;    widow  of Lyon;    m.    Aug.    6, 

1751,  John  Allen    (Morristown  Rec). 

Theodoric  Cecil  Lyon;  grad.  Princeton  College  1859;  d.  . 

Thomas  Lyon;  b.  1773;  m.  Sarah  daughter  of  Samuel  Sanford 
(Morristown   Rec). 

William  Lyon;  in  Revolutionary  war;  private  in  Capt.  Ross's 
Company,  2nd.  Battalion,  also  in  Capt.  Richard  Cox's  Company,  2nd. 
Regiment  Continental  Army. 

William  Lyon,  of  Hunterdon  County;  m.  March  24,  1783,  Anna 
Dilts. 

William   H.   Lyon;    b.    1814;   d.   Sept.    19,  1836. 


LYON   NAMES  IN   REVOLUTIONARY  WAR. 


From  New  York  State,  mostly  of  the  family  of  Thomas  Lyon  of  Rye. 

Aaron  Lyon  (T.  No.  268) ;  said  to  have  planned  the  fortifications 
at  Stony  Point.  Appointed  Ensign  in  4th.  Regiment  Militia,  March 
4,   1780. 

Abel  Lyon  [Lyons,  Lions];  private  in  Capt.  Westfall's  Com- 
pany, Col.   Pawling's  Regiment. 

Abraham  Lyon  (T.  No.  147;  mentioned  as  having  entertained 
American  Troops. 

Alvin  Lyon  (T.  No.  244);  private  in  Col.  Pierre  van  Cortlandt's 
Regiment,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  Sgt.  in  Capt.  Boyd's  Com- 
pany, Col.    Samuel  Drake's  Regiment. 

Amaziah  Lyon  [Lyons] ;  private  in  Capt.  Magee's  Company,  Col. 
Morris  Graham's  Regiment;  also  private  in  Col.  William  Malcom's 
Regiment. 

Amerlah  Lyons  [possibly  the  same  as  the  foregoing] ;  private  in 
Capt.  Lansing's  Company,  Col.  Graham's  Regiment. 

Amos  Lyon  (T.  No.  166);  was  of  Greenwich  Conn.,  and  served  in 
Militia  of  that  State  under  Capt.  Abraham  Mead  in  1776-7. 

Asa  Lyon;  private  in  3rd.  Regiment,  N.  Y.  Continental  Line. 

Benjamin  Lyon  (T.  No.  82);  member  of  Westchester  Co.  Com- 
mittee of  Safety;  private  in  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Company,  Col. 
Thomas'  Regiment,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  private  in  Capt.  Os- 
burn's  Company,  Col.  Joseph  Benedict's  Regiment  of  Associated 
Exempts  [he  had  enlisted  in  1758  in  Capt.  Nathaniel  Hyatt's  Company 
of  Westchester  Co.   Militia]. 

Barny  Lyons;  private  with  Abel  in  Capt.  Westfall's  Company, 
Col.   Pawling's  Regiment. 

Caleb  Lyon  [Lyons]  (T.  No.  52);  private  in  Col.  Thaddeus  Crane's 
Regiment  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  in  1782  he  signed  a  petition  against 
allowing  Tories  who  had  served  in  the  British  Army  to  return  as 
citizens  of  Greenwich  or  Stamford. 

(27) 


418  LYON   NAMES  IN  REVOLUTIONARY  WAR 

Caleb  Lyon,  Jr.,  (T.  No.  163);  private,  Captain  Lawrence's  Com- 
pany, Col.  Thaddeus  Crane's  Regiment;  he  served  also  in  the  9th. 
Regiment  of  Connecticut  Militia  under  Capt.  Matthew  Mead. 

Daniel  Lyon  (T.  No.  164);  served  in  the  Connecticut  Militia,  un- 
der Capt.  Abraham  Mead. 

David  Lyon  (T.  No.  93);  lieutenant  in  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Com- 
pany, Col.  Thomas  Thomas'  Regiment,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also 
2nd.  Lieut,  commissioned  May  28,  1778  of  a  Company  formed  by 
consolidation  of  North  Castle,  North  and  South  Companies  in  2nd. 
Militia  Regiment;  June  29,  1781,  he  was  succeeded  (in  Capt.  Purdy's 
Company)  by  Nathaniel  Tucker  as  2nd.  Lieutenant. 

David  Lyon  (H)  of  Elizabeth  N.  J.;  commissioned  July  14,  1775 
as  Captain  of  10th  Company,  1st.  Regiment,  N.  Y.  Continental  Army; 
served  also  in  same  Regiment  1776,  under  Col.  Goose  van  Schaick. 

David  Lyon  [Lyons];  private  in  4th.  Company,  1st.  Regiment  N. 
Y.   Line;   enlisted  June  25,  1776  for  3  years;   dec.   June  11,  1777. 

Ebenezer  Lyon  (H  ?) ;  private  with  James  and  Joseph  in  Com- 
pany of  Capt.  David  Lyon,  under  Col.  Goose  van  Schaick.  This 
may  have  been  Ebenezer"  Lyon  [Peter*,  Ebenezer^,  Ebenezer^  Henry'] 
of  New  Jersey. 

Edward  Lyons;  private,  Capt.  Boyd's  Company,  Col.  Drake's 
Regiment. 

Gilbert  Lyon  (T.  No.  63);  member  of  the  Westchester  Co.  Com- 
mittee of  Safety. 

Gilbert    Lyon    (T.   No.   189);    appointed   May   28,    1778,   1st   Lieut. 

Capt.  Hobby's  Company  ("Middle  Patent"  Company)  in  2nd.  Regiment 

(Westchester  County)  Militia;  Sept.  29,  1780  promoted  Captain  of  the 

(?«^/ Company  and  served  with  that  rank  Nov.   1,  1780 — April  11,  1781.     A 

'    filbert  Lyon  Is  named  among  those  whp  were  made  prisoners  by  the 

'British.    °/  a'  >. ,  /^ .  -^     -'r'-t^-;      /^  ,  t-^^  c^^-  L<^  ln^v4.^  S  <v*^ 

Henry  Lyon;  private  under  Col.'  Josiah  Smith  m  Suffolk  Co.  Mili- 
tia. [A  "Henry  Loines"  had  his  estate  confiscated  for  disloyalty  to 
the  American  causef.] 

Hosea  Lyons;  private  in  2nd.  Regiment  N.  Y.  Line. 


tGUbert   Lyon,   Henry  Lyon    (perhaps  the  same  as  above),   Joseph   Lyon   and 
Shuhal  Lyon  are  also  named  in  the  Ust  of  those  whose  estates  were  confiscated. 
(OyW«!^v    ^    U*   Ua-a    •^«'-^Q»-«.    C^*^^m-^_     U,\A,4^r*^, 


THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE  419 

Israel  Lyon  (T.  No.  91);  member  of  the  Westchester  Co.  Com- 
mittee of  Safety;  house  burned  in  1779  by  the  British  under  Tarleton. 

Israel  Lyon  [Esrael  (T.  No.  275);  private  in  Westchester  Co. 
Militia,  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon.  Col.  Thomas  Thomas;  also  private  Capt. 
Joseph  Drake's  Company,  Col.  James  Hamman;  also  Corporal,  Capt. 
Miller's  Company,  Col.  Thomas;  also  Sergeant  in  same  Regiment, 
under  Capt.   Sackett  and  under  Capt.  St.  John. 

James  Lyon;  1st  Lieut.  Capt.  David  Ostrander's  Company,  4th. 
Reg.  N.  Y.  Militia,  Col.  Johnson. 

James  Lyon;  private  (with  Alvin)  in  Pierre  van  Cortlandt's  Regi- 
ment, Westchester  Co.  Militia.    There  was  also  a  " Lyons"  in 

the  regiment. 

James  Lyon;  private  Capt.  Vail's  Company,  Col.  Graham's  Regi- 
ment; also  Corporal  Capt.  Drake's  Company,  Col.  Samuel  Drake. 
This  and  the  preceding  may  relate  to  the  same  James,  possibly  No. 
184. 

James  Lyons;  private  4th.  Company,  1st.  Regiment,  N.  Y.  Line, 
Col.  Goose  van  Schaick;  enlisted  Oct.  22,  1776  for  the  war;  discharged 
March  17,  1777. 

James  Lyons;  private  Dutchess  Co.  Militia,  Col.  Jacob  Swartwout. 

James  Lyons  (perhaps  the  same  James);  private  in  Capt.  Yates' 
Company,  Col.  Yates;  also  private  March  9,  1778  in  Ensign  Tarpon- 
Ding's  Company,  4th.  Regiment  N.  Y.,  Militia  (same  Regiment  with 
Lieut.  James  Lyon  above) . 

Job  Lyon  (T.  No.  168);  private  in  Connecticut  Militia  under  Capt. 
Abraham  Mead  1776;  pensioner  1832. 

John  Lyon  (T.  No.  190?);  private  in  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Com- 
pany, Col.  Thomas  Thomas,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  in  Capt. 
Hobby's  Company,  same  Regt.;  also  Col.  Pierre  van  Cortlandt's 
Regiment  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  in  Col.  Samuel  Drake's  Regi- 
ment, under  Capt.  Haight  and  again  under  Capt.  Buckhout;  also  "in 
prison  1  m.  15  d."  and  "served  April  21  to  Sept.  6,  1781"  (command 
not  stated).  These  records  most  likely  belong  to  more  than  one 
John. 

John  Lyon;  private  3rd.  Regiment  N.  Y.  Line. 


420  LYON   NAMES  IN  REVOLUTIONARY  WAR 

Jonathan  Lyon  (T.  No.  88);  in  civilian  capacity  an  active  revolu- 
tionist; house  burned  by  the  British. 

Joseph  Lyon;  private  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Company,  Col.  Thomas 
Thomas,  Westchester  Co.   Militia. 

Joseph  Lyon;  private  Capt.  David  Lyon's  Company,  Col.  Gk)ose 
van  Schaick,  1st.  Regiment  N.  Y.  Line. 

Joseph  Lyon;  private  7th.  Company,  3rd.  Regiment  N.  Y.  Line. 
Col.  Gansevoort;  enlisted  May  12,  1779;  transferred  later  to  Capt. 
Savage's  Company,  Col.  Lamb's  Artillery;  died  in  hospital  at  New 
Windsor  at  close  of  war. 

Joshua  Lyon  (T.  No.   143?);  "of  Greenwich"  1840,  pensioner. 

Justus  Lyon  ["Justas"] ;  private  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Company, 
Col.  Thomas  Thomas,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  in  same  Regi- 
ment, Capt.   St.  John's  Company. 

Michael   Lyon;    private  Capt.    Pawling's  Company,  Col.    Pawling. 

Michael  Lyons;  probably  the  same  as  the  foregoing;  private  Capt. 
Livingston's  Company,  Col.  Weasenfel's  Regiment  (wounded.  Marble- 
town,  Ulster  Co.) . 

Michael  Lyons,  (perhaps  also  same  as  foregoing);  8th  Company, 
2nd.  Regiment  N.  Y.  Line,  enlisted  April  12,  1777  tor  3  years,  dis- 
charged April  8,  188Q»«>   >f  2-^y  (^ 

Moses  Lyon;  j)riVate  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Company,  Col.  Thomas 
Thomas,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  Capt.  Sackett's  Company  in  the 
same  Regiment. 

Nathaniel  Lyon;  private  Capt.  Harrison's  Company,  Col.  Harper'8 
Regiment. 

Nathaniel  Lyons  (perhaps  the  same  as  the  foregoing);  private 
Capt.    Marshall's  Militia  Company,  Col.   Marinus  Willett. 

Noah  Lyon;  (T.  No.  167);  private  Capt.  Lawrence's  Company, 
Col.  Thaddeus  Crane,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  served  in  Con- 
necticut Militia  under  Capt.  Abraham  Mead  and  in  Conn.  Line  under 
Capt.    Thomas  Hobby. 

Peter  Lyon  (T.  No.  94);  member  of  Westchester  Co.  Committee 
of  Safety. 


THOMAS    LYON    OF    RYE  421 

Peter  Lyon;  private  in  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Company,  Col.  Thom- 
as Thomas,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  in  same  regiment  under 
Capt.  Hobby. 

Roger  Lyon  (T.  No.  60);  in  1772  commissioned  Captain  of  Militia, 
and  as  such  is  said  to  have  served  in  the  revolutionary  war;  once 
entertained  General  Washington  and  his  staff  at  his  home  at  North 
Castle. 

Roger  Lyon  (T.  No.  185);  private  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon's  Com- 
pany, Col.  Thomas  Thomas,  Westchester  Co.  Militia;  also  in  same 
regiment  under  Capt.  Hobby  and  under  Capt.  St.  John. 

Samuel  Lyon  (T.  No,  78);  member  of  Westchester  Co.  Com= 
mittee  of  Safety;  member  of  Westchester  Co.  Regiment  of  Associated 
Exempts,   Lieut.    Col.    Joseph  Benedict. 

Samuel  Lyon  (T.  No.  188);  promoted  Major,  Feb.  22,  1776,  from 
2nd  Major,  in  a  Regiment  of  Minute  men;  had  been  Major  (1772)  of 
Colonial  Troops. 

Samuel  Lyon  (T.  No.  245);  private  Westchester  Co.  Militia,  Col. 
Pierre  van  Cortlandt. 

Samuel  Lyon  (T.  No.  237);  said  to  have  died  from  injuries  re- 
ceived during  the  Revolutionary  war,  an  enigmatic  statement;  to  him 
in  part  may  belong  some  of  the  following  records  of  service,  which 
probably  should  be  claimed  in  part  by  No.  245,  and  possibly  may  refer 
in  part  to  still  a  different  Samuel;  private  2nd.  Regiment  Westchester 
Co.  Militia,  Col.  Thomas  Thomas,  under  Capt.  Hobby  April  16 — 
Aug.  15,  1777,  under  Capt.  Gilbert  Lyon  Dec.  17,  1780— Nov.  4,  1781; 
also  in  same  Regiment  under  Capt.  Sackett,  under  Capt.  St.  John 
and  again  under  Capt.  Lawrence;  also  in  Capt.  Long's  Company, 
Col.  Webster's  Regiment.  A  Samuel  Lyon  is  mentioned  also  as  halv- 
ing been  a  prisoner  of  war.  TUZ^   <^'   p^-^  ^/ Sr* //^J^^^<ri:f<-J^    ^^t. 

Samuel    Lyons;    private    Capt.    Long's   Company,    Col.    Williams' /.^O:^^,^; 
Regiment   (probably  the  same  as  the  Samuel  Lyon  above  in  Capt.      '         ^ 
Long's    Company);    also   in    Capt.    Tourneur's    Company,    Col.    Hays' 
■Regiment. 

Thomas  Lyon;  private  Capt.  Hunt's  Company,  Col.  Wessenfel's 
Regiment;  also  Capt.  McNitt's  Company,  Col.  Webster's  Regiment. 


^ 


422  LYON   NAMES  IN  REVOLUTIONARY  WAR 

Thomas  Lyons  (probably  the  same  as  the  foregoing);  private 
Ulster  Co.  Militia,  Col.  Levi  Pawling;  also  Capt.  McNitt's  Com- 
pany,  Col.    Webster's  Regiment. 

Thomas  Lyons;  lieutenant  in  Col.  Seth  Warner's  Additional  Con- 
tinentals, N.  Y.  Line;  also  lieutenant  Capt.  Barrow's  Company,  left 
leg  fractured  at  Ticonderoga  July  2,  1777. 


WILLIAM  LYON  OF  UNIONVILLE. 

The  ancestry  of  this  William  has  not  been  ascertained,  but  it 
may  be  assumed,  that  he  was  of  the  family  of  Thomas  Lyon  of  Rye, 
and  probably  in  the  fifth  generation.  He  is  said  to  have  been  born 
in  Westchester  County  in  1774,  and  to  have  had  a  brother  Samuel 
about  two  years  younger  than  himself.  He,  probably  with  his  pa- 
rents, went  from  Westchester  County  to  Greenbush,  near  Albany, 
but  returned  to  Westchester  County  and  settled  at  Unionville.  He 
took  part  in  the  war  of  1812.  He  married  Mary  See,  born  1780, 
died  April  24,  1847;  buried  at  Unionville,  N.  Y.  William  Lyon 
died  March  18,  1849;  buried  in  cemetery  of  Dutch  Reformed  Chh., 
Unionville,  N.  Y. 

Children    of   ■William    and    Mary    (See)    Lyon: 

2701.  I.  Eliza;  b.  Oct.  1801;  d.  March  21,  1883;  m.  1st.  Drake  Miller;  m. 
2nd   William   Todd. 

*2702.  II.  Andrew  W.;  b.  Oct.  31,  1804;  d.  June  8,  1889;  m.  Harriet 
De    Revere. 

2703.  III.     Peter;  b.  ;  d.  at  sea;  m.  Louisa  Marsh. 

2704.  IV.     Susan. 

2705.  V.     Nancy,  b.    1810;   d.   Aug.   19,   1869;   m.   James   De  Revere. 

*2706.  VI.  Thomas;  b.  April  10,  1815;  d.  July  23,  1891;  m.  1st  Mary  Rey- 
nolds;   m.    2nd    Matilda   Lefurgy. 

2707.  VII.     Mary;   b.   July   29,    1817;   d.   Feb.    8,    1888;   m.   Daniel  Odell. 

2708.  VIIL     Jane;  b.  June  13,  1820;  d.  Feb.  22,  1890;  m.  Abraham  Yerks. 

2709.  IX.     Charlotte. 

2710.  X.     Daniel. 

2702.  VI.  2700a.§  ANDREW*  W.  LYON  [William"]  born  Oct. 
31,  1804;  ied  June  8,  1889;  buried  at  Sparta,  N.  Y.  He  married, 
about  1822,  Harriet  De  Revere,  born  June  18,  1806,  died  June  8,  1890; 
buried  at  Sparta. 

Children  of  Andrew  W.  and  Harriet    (De  Revere)   Lyon: 

♦2711.     I.     George  W.;  b.  Sept.   25,  1823;  d.  1904;  m.  Levantia  White 

Hicks. 

2712.  II.     James    H.;   b.    Oct.    12,    1825. 

2713.  IIL  Nancy  Maria;  b.  March  12,  1829;  d.  May  17,  1867;  m.  James  L. 
Wheeler. 

2714.  IV.     Peter   Edwin;    b.    Sept.    17,    1832. 

2715.  V.     Stephen  Marshall;  b.  July  29,   1837;   d.   May  25,  1838. 

2716.  VL     WUliam;   b.    1840;   m.   Powell. 

2706.  VL  2700a.  THOMAS'  LYON  [William"],  born  April  10, 
1815;    died    July    23,    1891;    res.   Unionville    (now    Hawthorne),   West- 


§The   arbitrary  number   2700a   has  been   assigned   to   William   Lyon   of  Union- 
vUle. 


424  THOMAS  LYON  OF  RYE 

Chester  Co.,  N.  Y.  He  married  first  Mary  Reynolds,  born  Dec.  7,  1816, 
died  Aug.  8,  1876,  daughter  of  Bnos  and  Mahala  (Miller)  Reynolds. 
He  married  second  Matilda  Lefurgy,  born  Aug.  20,  1826,  died  April 
9,  1887. 

Children   of  Thomas   and   Mary    (Reynolds)    Lyon: 

♦2717.  I.  Oscar;  b.  Sept.  15.  1836;  d.  Feb.  1.  1907;  m.  1st  Catherine  Ryder; 
m.    2nd,    Elizabeth   Telford;   m.    3rd,   Anne   Clark. 

2718     II.     Emily;  b.   Nov.   1,   1888;   d.   Sept.   5,   1889;   m.   David   Halght. 
♦2719.     III.     Henry;  b.  Nov.   2,   1842;  m.  Armlnda  Haight. 

2720.  IV.     Mary  Kllzabeth;  b.   Aug.   1,   1846;   d.   Nov.   25,   1860;   unm. 

2721.  V.     MiUer  Reynolds;    b.    May   28,    1849;    d.    March    14,    1852. 
♦2722.     VI.     Elbert   Miller;    b.    April   13,    1854. 

2711.  VII.  2702.  GEORGE  W.'  LYON  [Andrew  W.«,  William"^], 
born    Sept.    26,    1823.    at   Hammonds    Mills,   Westchester    Co.,    N.    Y.; 

died  ,  1904,  at  Sing  Sing,  N.  Y.,  where  he  had  resided.     He 

married,  March  9,  1847,  Levantia  White  Hicks,  born  March  25,  1825, 
living  in  1908;  daughter  of  Rufus  and  Jennette  (Salisbury)  Hicks  ot 
Otsego  Co.,  N.  Y. 

Children  of  George  W.   and  Levantia  White  (Hicks)   Lyon: 

2723.     I.     Hiram   Sparks;    b.    Dec.   18,    1847;    d.   1905;    m.    March   1«, 

1885,   Charlotte  Acker. 

3724.     IL     Georgia   Ann   Salisbury;   b.   April   6,    1855;   d.    April    24,    1868. 

2717.  VII.  2706.  OSCARS  LYON  .[Thomas^  William*],  iborn 
Sept.  15,  1826;  died  Feb.  1,  1907;  buried  at  Unionville,  N.  Y.,  where 
he  had  lived.  He  married  first  Catherine  Ryder,  born  Sept.  10,  1837, 
died  April  10,  1880,  buried  at  Unionville;  daughter  of  David  Ryder. 
He  married  second  Elizabeth  Telford,  born  April  9,  1864;  d.  May  6, 
1891;    buried  at  Unionville.     He  married  third  Ann  Clark. 

Children   of   Oscar   and   Catherine    (Ryder)    Lyon: 

2725.  I.     Ida. 

2726.  II.     Miller. 

2727.  III.     JuUa;    m.    Robert    Maynard. 

2728.  IV.     Elizabeth;   m.   Purdy   Orser. 

2729.  V.     Bertha;    b.    Oct.    1,    1867;    d.    Nov..    12,    1873. 
Children   of  Oscar   and   Elizabeth    (Telford)    Lyon: 

2730.  VI.     Thomas;  b.   April  1,   1891;   d.   Oct.   6,   1891. 

2731.  VII.     Clifford;  b.  April  1,   1891;  d.  April   28,   1894. 

2719.  VII.  2706.  HENRY'  LYON  [Thomas^,  William'],  born 
Nov.    2,   1842;    res.    (1908)    Unionville,   Westchester   Co.,    N.    Y.     He 


WILLIAM    LYON    OF   UNIONVILLE  425 

married   Arminda    Haight,    born    May    17,    1843,    daughter    of    Horace 
and  Betsey  (Brown)  Haight. 

Children  of  Henry  and  Arminda    (Haight)    Lyon: 

2732.  I.     Isadora;    b.    April    9,    1860;   m.    Addison   Bird. 

2733.  II.     Henry  Hudson;   b.   1862;  m.  Luclnda  Carpenter. 
3734.     III.     Olin   J.;    b.    1865;    m.    Askin. 

2735.  IV.     Eveline  J.;  b.  June  28,   1879;  m.  James  G.  Taylor. 

2736.  V.     Chester  B.;  b.   Dec.   12,   1884;  unm. 

2722.  VII.  2706.  ELBERT  MILLER'  LYON  [Thomas',  Wil- 
liam'], born  at  Unionville,  Westchester  Co.,  N.  Y.,  April  13,  1854; 
res.  Schagticooke,  N.  Y.  He  married  first  Emmerretta  Hammond, 
daughter  of  Leander  Hammond.  She  died  Jan.  7,  1893,  aged  34  y. 
5  m.  27  d.;  buried  at  Unionville,  N.  Y.     He  married  second  . 

Children  of  Elbert   M.   and  Emmerretta   (Hammond)   Lyon: 

2737.  I.     Dora;   m.   Albert   Cox. 

2738.  II.     Frank. 

2739.  III.     Ix)ui8. 


ipi.    di'S^^  lf;^sc^c^,    Ji 


WII^LIAM  LYON  OF  GREENFI<ET.D,  MASS. 
1  Vol«ine  I.  of  ine  Lyon  Memorial,  pp.  391,  392,  mere  are  mem-  _ 


In  Vol«ine  I.  of  tne  Lyon  Memorial,  pp.  391,  3&z,  mere  are  mem- 
oranda of  several  Lyons  who  lived  in  Greenfield,  Mass.,  1790-1820.1  q^^^ 
It  seems  most  likely  that  they  were  all  related,  perhaps  all  descend-lw,  54 
ants  of  Caleb  Lyon,  No.  168.  Caleb  was  married  April  28,  1756.  HeT  3«^; 
may  have  had  a  son  born  early  in  1757,  and  it  would  have  been  natu-/  /^L^^ 
ral  that  he  should  have  named  him  John  from  his  grandfather  and!  /7*^*-^ 
great  grandfather.  This  would  account  for  the  .John  Lyon  who  died/  A«->»*^ 
in  Greenfield  Oct.,  1798---^he  JohnTborn  1781  might  have  been  the  Z'^* 
-oWest  son   of  the  foregoing,  and   was   probably  the   same  John   who    r      / 

bought   a   saw-mill   in   1803,   who   married   Patience  ,   and 

removed  from  Greenfield  to  Bernardston,  and  who  died  Sept.  19, 
1839,  leaving  seven  children.  Another  plausible  hypothesis  is  that 
Caleb's  brother  John,  born  1740,  joined  him  in  Greenfield,  after  his 
marriage,  which  took  place  in  Goshen  Aug.  8,  1771.  (See  Vol.  I,  p. 
67).  This  would  then  probably  be  the  John  who  died  1798,  and  the 
John  born  1781  may  have  been  his  son.  Betsey  Lyon,  who  was  mar- 
ried in  Greenfield  Jan.  28,  1795,  was  probably  a  daughter  of  Caleb, 
or  else  of  his  brother  John.§ 

It  will  be  remembered  that  Caleb's  son  Caleb,  No-.  361,  removed 
to  New  York,  settling  first  in  Walworth,  Wayne  Co.  Now  William 
Lyon  of  Wayne  Co.,  N.  Y.  (see  Vol.  I,  p.  312),  whose  son  Daniel 
lived  in  Walworth,  may  very  easily  have  been  a  brother  or  cousin 
of  Caleb,  Jr.,  and,  since  we  have  no  other  clew  to  his  antecedents, 
we  may  accept  this  as  a  plausible  hypothesis — ^the  more  so,  since  the 
immediate  relatives  of  Caleb,  Sr.  were  of  an  uncommonly  enterpris- 
ing disposition. 

Records  have  recently  been  received  of  another  Lyon  of  Green- 
field, who  certainly  belonged  to  the  family  of  Caleb,  and  who  also 
went  to  New  York  State  to  seek  his  fortune.     His  name  also  was 


lit  will  be  remembered  that  several  of  the  brothers  of  Caleb  Lyon  settled 
In  Goshen,  which  is  not  very  far  from  Greenfield;  it  Is  quite  possible  that  some 
of  their  descendants  came  to  Greenfield.  We  may  note  that  one  of  them,  Levi, 
had  a  son  .Tphn  born  1780,  buf  he  seems  not  to  have  been  long  a  resident  of 
Goshen.  Some  of  the  "soff^  of  Aaron  Lyon  of  Sturbridge  lived  1780-1825  in 
A.8hfield,  quite  near  Greenfield  and  many  of  their  descendants  have  never  been 
traced.  Jacob  Lyon  No.  132,  from  Woodstock,  settled  about  1770  in  Gageboro, 
not  far  from  Greenfield.  There  was  a  son  Jacob  and  a  daughter  "Rockse"  of 
whose  history  nothing  has  been  ascertained,  but  the  children  were  left  fatherless 
while  yet  very  young  and  might  naturally  have  gone  to  join  their  kinsfolk  in 
Greenfield.  It  will  bo  noted  that  the  name  Roxy  appears  among  the  children 
of  William  of  Greenfield.  There  seems  no  reason  for  supposing  that  any  of  the 
Lyons  of  Lanesboro  and  New  Ashford,  descendants  of  Richard  of  Fairfield,  found 
their   way  to   Greenfield.  ^^  I      *     if  ~^ 


/^ 


WILLIAM   LYON   OF  GREENFIELD  427 

William,  born  July  25,  1790.  He  could  hardly  have  been  a  son  of 
Caleb,  Sr.,  or  even  of  Caleb's  brother  John.  It  is  almost  certain  that 
he  was  grandson  of  one  or  the  other  of  these,  probably  of  Caleb. 
His  grandson,  Alva  E.  Lyon,  of  Perry,  la.,  says  that  he  was  one  of 
a  family  of  twelve  or  thirteen  children,  one  of  them  named  Horace. 
They  were  probably  not  all  children  of  one  mother,  but  the  name 
of  the  father  has  passed  out  of  the  remembrance  of  the  family.  One 
of  the  brothers  was  probably  the  Rufus  Lyon  who  had  a  daughter 
born  in  Greenfield  Nov.  15,  1820 — probably  the  same  Rufus  who  was  . 
afterward  (1827)  Justice  of  the  Peace  and  town  clerk  in  Stock- 
bridge,  Windsor  Co.,  Vt.  This  is  inferred  from  the  fact  that  Wil- 
liam named  one  of  his  sons  Rufus. 

William  Lyon  left  home  at  the  age  of  fourteen,  "his  mother 
having  died  and  his  father  having  married  again,"  and  went  to  Ver- 
mont, where  he  lived  ten  years.  It  seems  likely  that  he  spent  those 
years  in  Craftsbury,  where  Nehemiah  Lyon,  probably  his  father's 
own  cousin,  had  settled.  About  1814  William  Lyon  removed  from 
Vermont  to  Allegany  County,  N.  Y.,  where  he  married  Rhoda  Millett 
March  22,  1815.  He  remained  in  that  region  twenty-eight  years, 
then  went  west,  locating  in  Jo  Daviess  County,  111.,  where  he  died 
April  25,  1881.  The  brothers  of  William  became  widely  scattered, 
settling  in  New  York,  Vermont,  Pennsylvania  and  even  in  Georgia. 
Family  tradition  says  that  one  of  the  sons  had  a  daughter  Mary 
who  was  a  fine  musician  in  her  time. 

Children   of  WUliaml    and   Rhoda    (Millett)    Lyon: 

*4001.  I.     Isaac  Perry;  m.   Mary  B.   Tyrrell. 

*4002.  II.     Betsey;    m.    Delson    Tiffany.  ' 

*4003.  III.     Roxy;    m.    Samuel    Johnson.  ,1 

•4004.  IV.     Horace;  m.   1st  Mary  Edwards;  m.   2nd  —  Grlfens. 

♦4005.  v.     Mary;    m.    Columbus   Wright. 

4006.  VI.     Rufus;   m.   Charlotte  St.   John. 

4001.     VIII.     4000.     ISAAC   PERRY'  LYON    [William'],   was   born 

in   Allegany   Co.,   N.   Y.,   in   June,   1821;    died   .     He   married 

Mary  R.  Tyrrell. 

Children  of  Isaac  P.   and  Mary  R.    (Tyrrell)   Lyon: 
•4007.     I.     William  H.;  m.  May  Edmonds;  res.  Jefferson,  la. 
•4008.     II.     Rhoda;   m.    John   F.    Miller;    res.    Jefferson,    la. 


§To  William  Lyon  of  Greenfield,  the  arbitrary  number  4000  has  been  as- 
signed. He  is  assumed  to  have  been  of  the  family  of  William  Lyon  of  Roxbury, 
In  the  seventh  generation.  His  probable  line  is  William'  [John*.  Calebi*,  Caleb*, 
John*.   John',   William']. 


418  WILLIAM    LYON   OF  GREENFIELD 

4009.  III.     Harrison    L. ;    unm. ;    res.    Jefferson,    la. 

*4010.  IV.     liewis  S.;  m.   Mary  Secord;   res.  Jefferson,   la. 

40H.  V.     Maggie   d.    in   infancy. 

♦4012.  VI.     Casper  P.;  m.    Martha  Clopton;   res.   Jefferson,    la. 

*4013.  VII.     Alva  E.;   m.    Eva   McKean;    res.    (1908)    Perry,    la. 

4014.  VIII.     Grant;  d.  in  Infancy. 

4002.  VIII.     4000.     BETSEY"  LYON  (TIFFANY)   [William'],  born 

in  Allegany  Co.,  N.  Y.;   died  .     She  married  Delsou  Tiffany. 

Children  of   Delson   and   Betsey    (Lyon)    Tiffany    (the  families  live  in   Stock- 
ton,   111.): 

4016.  I.     Albinos;   m.    Anna    O'Brien;    5    children. 

4016.  II.     Fanny;    m.    Thomas    Tyrrell;    one    child. 

4017.  III.     Columbus. 

4018.  IV.     Mary;  unm. 

4019.  V.     Charles;   m.   Mary  Simons. 

4080.  VI.     Palmer;   unm. 

4081.  VII.     Douglas;  m.   

4022.  VIII.     Lena;  unm. 

4023.  IX.     Reuben;  m.   . 


4003.  VIII.  4000.  ROXY'  LYON  (JOHNSON)  [William'],  bora 
in  Allegany  Co.,  N.  Y.;   died  .     She  married  Samuel  Johnson. 

Children  of  Sa'.  luel  and  Roxy  (Lyon)  Johnson  (The  families  live  at  Stock- 
ton,   111.): 

4024.  I.  AlleU  m.  Emma  Hopkins;  children:  1.  Thuriow  (m.  Carrie  Dow; 
2  ch.);   2.  Jessie;   3.  ILeland;  4.   Orlena;  5.  Colonel. 

4025.  II.  Mill  -d;  m.  Mary  Heilman;  children:  1.  Ctiester;  2.  Earl  (m. 
Minnie  Rindesbacke  a  son,  Lyman);  3.  Stella  (m  Fred.  CoppernoU;  one  ch.); 
5.  Florence;  6.  I«a'   7.  Porter. 

4026.  III.     Melvin;  m.   ;   wife  and  child  deceased. 

4027.  IV.  L.i|>erty;  m.  Jonas  Parker;  children:  1.  Alma;  2.  Clyde;  3.  Dei- 
son;  4.  Ada;  5.  Frefntan;  6.  Glenn;  7.  Laura. 

4028.  V.     Vi<  ory;  m.  Jerome  Griggs  (?);  a  son  Samuel. 
4089.     VI.     B'  nice;  unm. 

4030.  VII.     :    iverday;   unm. 

4031.  VII.  Noble;  m.  1st  Florence  Fitzsimmons;  one  child  Mabel;  m.  2nd 
Ada  Machomber;  children:   2.  Ruth;  3.  Arba;  4.   Lola;  5.  Harold;   6.  Martha. 

4032.  IX.     Emma;  unm. 

4033.  X.     Delma;  unm. 

4004.  VIII.     4000.     HORACE^  LYON  [William'],  born  in  Allegany 

Co.,  N.   Y.;    died  ;    married   first   Mary  Edwards   and   second 

Grifen-s. 

Children  of  Horace  and  Mary   (Edwards)   Lyon: 

4034.  I.     Alexander;    m.    ;    res.    near   Mt.    Carroll,    III. 

4036.     II.     Mitchell;  m.   ;   res.   DeKalb,   111. 


WILLIAM    LYON   OF  GREENFIELD  429 

Children  of  Horace  and  (Grifens)  Lyon: 

4036.  III.     Martha. 

4037.  IV.     Roxy. 

4038.  V.     Mary. 

4039.  VI.     Charles. 

4005.  VIII.  4000.  MARY*  LYON  (WRIGHT)  [William'],  was 
born  in  Allegany  Co.,  N.  Y.  She  married  Columbus  Wright  and  lives 
(1908)  near  Marengo,  III.  She  is  the  only  one  of  the  children  of  Wil- 
liam Lyon  now  living  (1908). 

Children  of  Columbus  and  Mary   (Lyon)  Wright: 

4040.  I.     Jerome;  m.  . 

4041.  II.     Viva;  m.  . 


4042.  III.     Elmer;  m. 

4043.  IV.     Delos;  m.  - 


4006.  VIII.     4000.    iRUPUS*  LYON   [William^],  was  born  in  Alle- 
gany Co.,  N.  Y.;  died  .     He  married  Charlotte  St.  John. 

Children    of   Rufus   and    Charlotte    (St.    John)    Lyon    (the   families   live    near 
Stockton,   111.): 

4044.  I.     John;   m.    Charlotte   Tyrrell;   res.   Belvidere,   111. 

4046.  II.     Laara;  m.   Casslus  Tyrrell. 

4046.  III.     Homer;  m.   Sarah  O'Brien. 

4047.  IV.     Mary    [Mamie];   m.   Dr.   Smith. 

4007.  IX.     4001.     WILLIAM  H.»  LYON  [Isaac  P.«,  William'],  mar- 
ried May  Edmonds. 

Children  of  William  H.  and  May  (Edmonds)  Lyon: 

4048.  I.     Ida;  m.  . 

4049.  IL     WUl;    m.    . 

4050.  III.     Anna;  m.  . 

4051.  IV.     Sue;  m.  . 

4062.     V.     CecU;   m.   . 


4053.     VI.     Harry;   unm. 
4064     VII.     Ruth;  unm. 

4008.     IX.     4001.     RHODA  A."  LYON   (MILLER)    [Isaac  P.»,  Wil- 
liam'], married  John  F.  Miller. 

Children   of   John   F.    and   Rhoda   A.    (Lyon)    Miller: 

4065.     I.     Maggie;  m.  James  Winkleman;  children:     1.     Myrtle;  2.  Grace  (m. 
Hough;  one  dau.);  3.  8adie;  4.  Dorris;  5.  Bennie. 


4056.  II.     Isaac;  m.  Nellie  Davis;  no  ch. 

4057.  III.     Fitz;   unm. 

4058.  IV.     Liberty;   m.    Henry   Mattison;    children:    1.    May;    2.    "Baby.' 

4059.  V.     May;  m.   Judd. 


480  WILLIAM    LYON   OF  GREENFIELD 

4010.  IX.  4001.  LEWIS  S.»  LYON  [Isaac  P.',  William'],  mar- 
ried Mary  Secord. 

Children   of   Lewis   S.    and   Mary    (Secord)    Lyon: 

4060.  I.     James. 

4061.  II.     Frank. 

4012.  IX.  4001.  CASPER  P."  LYON  [Isaac  P."  William']  mar- 
ried Martha  Clopton. 

Children    of   Casper    P.    and   Martha    (Clopton)    Lyon: 
4063.     I.     Ernest. 

4063.  II.  Percy. 

4064.  III.  Vernon.  .. 

4065.  IV.  Casper. 

4013.  IX.  4001.  ALVA  E.»  [Isaac  P.^  William']  married  Eva 
McKean,  whose  father  is  author  of  the  McKean  Genealogy.  Res. 
Perry,  la. 

Children  of  Alva  E.   and  Eva   (McKean)    Lyon: 

4066.  I.     ComellnB. 

4067.  II.     Homer. 


SAMUEL  LYON  OF  HARTFORD. 
(See  Vol.  II.  p.  371.) 

Nothing  new  has  been  learned  of  the  antecedents  of  this  Sam- 
uel, but  he  was  certainly  of  the  family  of  Richard  Lyon  of  Fairfield, 
and  quite  likely  may  have  been  No.  198  (Vol.  II.  p.  271).  The  name  of 
one  of  his  grandsons,  the  oldest  child  of  (Ezra  Lyon  (Vol.  I.  p.  316), 
Caleb  Meeker  Slocum  Lyon  is  very  suggestive,  pointing  to  a  close 
relationship  with  the  family  of  Caleb*  Lyon  [Samuel*,  Rachard%  Rich- 
ard'] of  Fairfield,  since  Caleb's  daughter  Rhoda  married  Caleb  Meek- 
er. Ezra's  brother,  Levi  C.  Lyon,  married  a  Slocum.  Samuel  Lyon 
with  his  family  moved  to  Fulton,  Co.,  N.  Y.,  about  1795,  settling  in 
EJdinburg  and  securing  land,  it  is  said,  from  Van  Vechten,  Patroon 
of  Albany.  According  to  H.  M.  Lyon  of  Minneapolis,  his  great  grand- 
•f  son,  there  were  five  of  the  sons  who  settled  in  New  York  State,  in 
Saratoga  and  Fulton  Counties. 

One  of  these  was  Levi  C.  Lyon  (Vol  II,  p.  371),  another  was  cer- 
tainly Abel  Lyon  (Vol.  I,  p.  316),  still  another  was  probably  Ezra  Lyon 
(Vol.  I,  p.  316),  who  was  brother,  not  son,  of  Abel.  Irene  (Lyon)  Bass 
was  almost  certainly  a  daughter  of  Samuel.  The  revised  record  of 
Samuel's  family,  as  far  as  ascertained  is  as  follows: 

*     / 

Children    of   Samuel    and   Eunice    ( )    Lyon:  ^^      ^A,-«,tj»  /  ^^-Ct^fc^ 

I.  Abel;   b.    about   1775.  ^7f^U    (^^c-*-*-**-*. 

II.  Ezra;   b.    about    1790. 

III.  Levi   C. ;    b.    Hartford,    Conn.,    1791. 

IV.  Irena;   b.   about   1792-7. 

There  were  several  other  children,  including  two  sons. 

Recently  some  other  descendants  of  Abel  Lyon  have  been  traced. 
One  of  Abel's  sons  was  Daniel  Brayton  Lyon.  The  fact  that  the  name 
Brayton  occurs  also  in  the  family  of  Edward  Birch  Lyon,  another  of 
Abel's  sons,  makes  it  probable  that  the  maiden  name  of  some  com- 
mon ancestor,  possibly  Eunice,  wife  of  Samuel,  was  Brayton.  Abel's 
wife's  name  was  Esther  Pulling,  said  to  have  been  born  about  the 
time  of  the  battle  of  Lexington,  and  to  have  lived  not  far  from  Dan- 
bury,  Conn.  Daniel  Brayton  Lyon  was  born  in  Edinburg,  N.  Y.,  Feb. 
24,  1820.  He  was  a  graduate  of  Union  College  1847  (name  given  er- 
roneously in  Vol.  I,  page  419  as  David  B.  Lyon);  Phi  Beta  Kappa; 
became  an  Episcopal  clergyman  and  lived  successively  in  Battle 
Creek,  Mich.,  Ionia,  Mich.,  Ripon,  Wis.,  and  (1908)  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
When  living  in  Ripon  he  was  Counta^  Superintendent  of  Schools,  Fond 


482  SAMUEL  LYON   OF   HARTFORD 

du  lac  Co.,  Wis.  He  married,  at  Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  Dec.  31,  1853, 
Tirzah  West  Lord  of  New  Ireland,  Quebec,  daughter  of  Peter  Chand- 
ler Lord  and  Lais  Dexter  West. 

Children  of  Daniel  B.   and   Tirzah   W.    (Lord)    Lyon: 

I.  Hiram  Moore;  b.  Battle  Creelt,  Mich.,  Oct.  23,  1854;  m.  at  Merrlllan,  Wis., 
June  14,  1884,  Effle  Laura  Fulton,  dau.  of  Andrew  Jackson  Fulton;  res.  (1908) 
Minneapolis,   Minn. 

XL     Charles  Brayton;  b.   Ionia,   Mich.,   May  16,   1858. 

IIL     Harriet   Moore;   b.    Ionia,   Mich.,   Feb.    19,    1860. 

IV.  Margaret;    b.    Rlpon,    Wis.,    May    3.    1867. 

V.  Heber  Newton;   b.   Ripon,   Wis.,    March   15,    1862. 

VL  Mary  Gertrude;  b.  Ripon,  Wis.,  March  17,  1872;  m.  July  6,  1898  at 
Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Edward  Taylor,  son  of  William  Alexander  and  Margaret  Eliza- 
beth (Shade)  Taylor;  ch. :  1.  Edward  L«rd.  b.  Aug.  21,  1899;  2.  Heber  Newton 
Lyon,  b.  June  3,  19«1;  res.   (1908)   Indianapolis,  Ind.,  1941  N.  Pennsylvania  St. 


.^^:^  ^e^  ^  '        ADDENDA.  "^   "^""^ 

October  fifth,  1710,  the  French  fort  at  Port  Royal,  Nova  Scotia, 
was  surrendered  with  258  men  to  a  force  of  Colonials  under  command 
of  Col.  Francis  Nicholson,  who  was  colonial  governor  of  Maryland 
1694-99,  of  Virginia  1699-1705,  of  Nova  Scotia  1712-17  and  of  South 
Carolina  1721-25.  Among  the  officers  under  Col.  Nicholson  there  was 
a  Captain  Lyon,  whose  identity  has  not  been  ascertained.  The  fort 
was  renamed  by  its  captors  Annapolis.  One  of  the  keys  which  were 
given  up  at  the  surrender  is  now  in  the  cabinet  of  the  Massachusetts 
Historical  Society.  •  s      ''  -  C 

It  is  recorded  on  page  368  of  Veflr  I.  that^'Joanna  Lyon  married  in  ^<-«..«.ct^ 
Dedham,  Mass.,  Sept.  20,  1733  Benoni^Fairbanks.^^  May  not  this/ 
Joanna  or  Johanna  have  been  a  daughter  of  SamueP  and  Joanna 
(Weld)  Lyon  [William-,  William'],  perhaps  the  "Hannah,"  No.  120, 
said  to  have  been  baptized  July  24,  1714?  It  would  have  been  natural 
for  Samuel  to  name  one  of  his  daughters  Joanna,  and  the  names 
Hannah  and  Johannah  might  be  easily  confused.  Note  that  Bleazer 
and  Jedediah,  sons  of  Samuel,  each  named  a  daughter  Joanna. 

To  record  of  Daniel  Brayton  Lyon,  p.  432,  add  the  following  items: 
Charles  Br?.yton  Lyon;  grad.  Ripon  college.  Res.  1908  425  Oak 
Grove  St.,  Minneapolis;  m.  at  Marquette,  Wis.,  June  6,  1883  Martha 
McCracken,  dau.  of  Samuel  M.  and  Margaret  A.  (Benson)  McCracken 
(Mr.  McC.  d.  at  Berlin,  Wis.,  Sept.  28,  1861).  Ch.;  1.  Bertha  E.,  b.  June  7, 
1884;  2.  Georgia  West,  b.  Oct.  20,  1888;  3.  Barbara  Elizabeth,  b.  Sept. 
11,  1896. 

Harriet  IVIoore  Lyon,  b.  Battle  Creek,  Mich.  Feb.  19,  1860.  Res. 
(1908)  Chester  Terrace,  Duluth,  Minn.;  m.  Minneapolis  Oct.  22,  1884, 
Frank  C.  Berry,  son  of  J.  Collins  Berry  and  Amanda  Beckwith 
(of  Minneapolis).  Ch.;  1.  iVIarion  Russell,  b.  Nov.  20,  1885.  2.  Brayton 
Lyon,  b.  March  21,  1890.  3.  Laurence  Everest,  b.  Nov.  27,  1898;  all 
1).  Minneapolis.  ^        ^^  n 


A  LYON  FAMILY  TRADITION. 

From  a  letter  written  Feb.  18,  1879,  by  Alvin  Lyon,  son  of  EUsha,  No.  450 
of  family  of  WllHam  of  Roxbury;  Alvln  was  then  83  years  old. 

The  Tradditions  of  Our  family  are  like  this: 

Long  time  past  Our  ancestors  lived  in  france  Near  the  City  of 
Lyons.  At  the  Massacre  of  St.  Bartholomew,  Being  French  Hugenots 
a  Remnant  escaped  the  Massacre  of  that  Terable  Night,  they  went 
Over  to  England  where  we  received  a  commingling  of  Anglo  Saxon 
Blood  took  place,  passing  to  Wales  and  not  liking  they  returned  to 
England  and  from  theire  Seven  Brothers  of  the  name  of  Lyon  emi- 
grated to  this  Country,  they  came  Direct  to  providence  Bringing 
their  families  theire  Ox  Yokes  their  Hay  poles  plows  chains  and  all 
the  Impliments  of  husbandry.  Havein  procured  Carts  and  Oxen  they 
proceeded  Inland  when  Night  came  on  they  divided  themselves  among 
the  farmers  the  woman  took  from  the  cart  her  wheel  and  obtaining 
a  Distiff  of  flax  sat  down  to  her  wheel  with  a  will  the  old  man  God 
Bless  him,  took  his  ax  and  mounted  the  wood  pile  in  this  way  they 
came  to  Woodstock  Windham  Co.  Conn,  theire  these  seven  brothers 
bot  farms  and  settled.  Theire  names  I  don't  know.  From  the  Seven 
Brothers  all  the  Lyons  in  the  United  States  are  said  to  have  desended. 

I  suppose  it  was  as  far  back  as  the  Indinan  War  that  my  great 
grand  father  Belonging  to  a  Cavlry  Company  heard  a  Discharge  of  Mus- 
quetry  and  with  Curage  that  New  No  fear  went  to  Reconoitre.  A 
sharp  Report  a  horse  without  a  Rider  soon  told  his  fate,  his  name 
I  think  was  Aaron  Lyon.  A  Blacksmiths  shop  in  1780  Covered  the 
spot  where  the  Ashes  of  the  hero  lay.  The  care  of  the  family  then 
fell  to  my  grand  father  Jonathan  Lyon.  He  married  Rebecca  Corbin 
and  they  raised  a  Large  family.  The  youngest  children,  Hannah, 
Nancy,  Moses  and  Corbin  were  schoolmates  at  Woodstock  Academy 
with  governor  Marcey  of  this  State.  My  father's  name  was  Elisha. 
He  and  his  Brother  Abel  came  to  Milford,  N.  Y.,  1790.  The  town  was 
then  an  unbroken  wildernes.  My  uncle  Jonathan  (Vol.  I,  No.  451) 
was  Colonel  in  the  Windham  Regiment  and  went  down  to  Stonington 
in  1812.  We  claim  as  of  our  line  General  Lyon  who  was  killed  at 
Springfield  Mossiri. 

The  story  of  our  foreign  Birth  I  Learned  from  My  Mother  whose 
name  previous  to  her  m'ttrriage  was  Rebecca  Clark,  a  woman  of  high 
culture,  born  in  pomfret  near  Putnam's  Wolf  Den.  My  father  came 
from  Woodstock  to  Milford  nbout  1789  with  his  ax  and  his  Brother 
Abel,  bot  200  acres  and  chopt  til  July  then  went  back  to  Woodstock 


A    LYON    FAMILY    TRADITION  435 

to  work  in  haying  the  next  March  with  2  yolte  of  Oxen,  a  wood  sled, 
mother,  a  baby  boy,  a  few  articles  of  goods  they  began  life  in  Mil- 
ford.  *  *  my  great  grand  father  was  returning  from  providence  with 
his  cart  and  oxen  heavily  loaded  when  he  met  governor  Trumbul 
in  his  coach,  the  governor  thought  the  yeoman  would  turn  out  and 
the  man  with  the  Lyon  Blood  said  No.  the  governor  said  whoa  But  man 
with  the  Lyon  Blood  In  him  said  goalong  Buck  and  the  governor  was  in 
the  Dirt. 

In  the  war  of  the  Revolution  my  grandfather  was  old  enough  to 
have  been  a  Soldier  But  was  prevented  By  a  Broken  Limb  making  him 
a  Cripple  for  life. 

[The  foregoing  in  an  interesting  blending  of  heroic  myth,  legendary 
history  and  personal  reminiscence.  One  can  hear  in  it  the  ipsissima 
verba  of  that  good  mother  of  his,  Rebecca  Clark.] 


ERRATA. 

Page  11,  line  19 — For  Grancurt,  reaJ  Grancourt. 

Page  12,  line  11  from  bottom. — For  Co.,  Lincoln,  read  co.  Lincoln. 

Page  21,  line  10 — For  Prestwick,  read  Prestwich. 

Page  24,  line  10  from  bottom,  also  page  26,  line  21. — Capitalize 
the  word  "memorial." 

Page  45,  line  19 — F'or  m.  John  Willsbn,  read:  m.  1st.  Joseph  Sted- 
well;  m.  2nd.  John  Willsbn'. 

Page  47,  line  9 — For  Hakaliah  read  Hachaliah.  The  spelling 
Hacaliah  in  lines  1,  8  and  29  is  that  of  the  original  record. 

Page  48,  No.  27 — For  m.  Close,  read  m.  Thomas  Close. 

Page  50,  line  2 — ^For  Hubby,  read  Hobby. 

Page  53,  line  17— For  No.  13,  read  No.  16. 

Page  54,  line  9  from  bottom — For  1870,  read  1670. 

Page  56,  footnote — Add  after  Samuel  Lyon:  also  Mary,  wife  of 
John  Lyon. 

Page  58,  No.  99 — Add  after  David  Husted:  See  Appendix,  Note 
21. 

Page  58,  No.  102 — Query:  what  Israel  Lyon  could  this  have  been? 
Surely  not  No.  91. 

Page  60,  No.  105 — For  Martha  Miller,  read  Maria  Miller. 

Page  63,  No.  156 — For  Jonah  Maynard,  read  Isaiah  MaynarJ. 

Page  63,  No.  157 — For  Hackaliah,  read  Hachaliah. 

Page  63,  No.  159— Add:  m. Theall. 

Page  65,  No.  59 — Add:  Mary  Miller  was  sister  of  Hannah  Miller 
who  married  Samuel  Lyon,  No.  31.  The  will  of  Abraham  Miller 
mentions  Mary,  wife  of  John  Lyon.  The  suggestion  that  Joshua  Lyon 
of  Greenwich  1840  was  a  son  of  John  Lyon  is  gratuitous;  it  is  alto- 
gether probable  that  this  Joshua  was  No.  143. 

Page  69,  line  3  from  bottom — For  Harrison's  purchase,  read  Harri- 
son's Purchase.    The  will  of  Thomas  Marsh  was  dated  April  14,  1770. 

Page  70,  No.  230— Add:      See  page  306. 

Page  70,  No.  76 — In  lines  7  and  8,  read:  He  married  second  (bond 
Feb.  7,  1770)  Phebe  Green. 


ERRATA  .437 

Page  72 — Lines  10  and  11  have  been:  transppaQj. 

Page  74,  No.  261 — James  Lyon  married  ,  possibly  aitartha  3anks, 
daughter  of  John  and  Deborah  (Newman)  Banks. 

Page  75,  No.  91 — In  line  10  of  the  paragraph,  for  Joshua,  read 
Jonathan;  see  page  336. 

Page  75,  No.  275 — For  Coles  Giddings,  read  Coles- Golding. 

Page  75,  No.  93 — ^The  statement  that  this  David  Lyon  served  in 
the  Revolution  with  rank  of  Captain  in  the  First  New  York  Regiment, 
is  an  error.  Capt.  David  Lyon  was  of  the  family  of  Henry  Lyon  of 
.Newark;  he  was  son.  of  Samuel*  [Samuel*,  SamueP,  Henry'].  See  Vol. 
II,  page  99,  where  he  is  No.  174;  also  page  247,  where  he  is.  No.  2173. 

Page  76,  No.  287— The  287  should  have  an  asterisk;  see  jpage  106. 

Page  76,  No.  288 — For  m.  Valentine,  read  m.  Benjamina 

Valentine. 

Page  77,  No.  305 — For  m.  Hannah  Park,  read  m.  Hannah  Parks. 

Page  78,  No.  321 — For  Sarah,  read  Mai;y. 

Page  80,  No.  143 — It  seems  probable  that  it  was  this  Joshua  who 
was  a  Revolutionary  war  pensioner  in  1840,  residing,  according  to  the 
record,  in  Green,wich. 

Page  82,  No.  365 — For  Sheerwood,  read  Sherwood. 

Page  83,  No.  164— Daniel  Lyon  died  May  11,  1824,  ae.  78  y.  1  m. 
22  d.  (G.  R.);  this  would  make  the  date  of  his  birth  March  19,  1746. 
He  was  buried  in  the  Lyon  plot  in  Cemetery  at  North  Cpscob,  south  of 
the  school  house.  Betsey,  his  second  wife,  died  March  16,  1837,  ae. 
80  y.  1  m.  8  d.  (G.  R.). 

Page  83,  No.  389 — Jerusha  was  born  March  24,  1786  [possibly 
there  were  two  of  the  name,  the  first  dying  in  infancy] ;  died  Oct.  30, 
1858.    Her  husband,  Moses  Husted  was  her  own  cousin,  No.  396. 

Page  83,  No.  390— Rebecca  was  born  1795;  died  July  7,  J.832,  ae. 
37  (G.  R.);   unm. 

Page  83,  No.  391— Daniel  .was  born  Aug.  24,  1797,  died  April  5, 
1860,  ae.  62  y.  7  m.  12  d.  (G.  R.). 

Page  83,  No.  396— Moses  Husted  died  June  20,  1842,  ae.  64  y.  6 
m.  Id.  (G.  R.);  he  married  second  his  cousin  Jerusha  I^yon,  No.  389. 

Page  89,  No.  482— Merritt  Lyon  married  his  cousin  Elizabeth 
Merritt,  No.  488. 


438  ERRATA 

Pag€  92,  No.  526 — For  Tottem,  read  Totten. 

Page  93,  No.  219— Sarah  Lyon  received  land  by  will  of  her  ma- 
ternal grandfather  Thomas  Marsh  of  Harrison's  Purchase;  will  dated 
April  14,  1770. 

Page  94,  No.  548i — The  number  should  have  an  asterisk. 

Page  95,  No.  243 — Roger  Park  married  first  No.  239,  cousin  of 
Sarah,  but  she  is  said  to  have  been  living  in  1905;  either  there  is  an 
error  in  the  record,  or  "tandem"  bigamy  was  not  unknown  a  century 
ago. 

Page  96,  No.  571— Date  of  Rachel's  birth  is  given,  rather  improb- 
ably, as  July  25,  1814. 

Page  99,  No.  260 — The  name  of  Samuel's  wife  is  alao  given  as 
Mapylit  Miller. 

Page  99 — The  two  lines  at  the  bottom  of  the  page  have  been  mis- 
placed; where  they  belong  is  not  apparent. 

Page  100,  line  5 — ^This  line  also  is  out  of  place,  but  the  error  is 
obvious. 

Page  101,  line  4 — For  Rhynbeck,  read  Rhinebeck. 

Page  105,  No.  703 — Eliminate  this  record.  Alvah  was  son  of 
Israel,  not  Spardon;  see  No.  687. 

Page  105,  No.  381 — In  line  4  of  tie  paragraph,  for  Enoch,  read 
Ephraim. 

Page  105,  No.  282— For  ABGAIL,  read  ABIGAIL. 

Page  107,  line  1 — On  page  76  it  is  stated  that  Elizabeth  Lyon  mar- 
ried Israel  Jacobs;  the  name  here,  Cornelius,  may  be  a  transcriber's 
error. 

Page  108,  No.  728 — For  Julia  Lawson,  read  Julina  Lawson. 

Page  112,  No.  778 — Query:  which  is  correct,  Hannah  Wood,  as 
given  here,  or  Harriet  Wood  as  on  page  167? 

Page  112,  No.  779— For  Van  Kluck,  read  Van  Kleek. 

Page  114,  No.  812 — For  Beckman,  read  Beekman. 

Page  123,  No.  391 — Daniel  Lyon  was  born  Aug.  24,  1797  and  died 
April  5,  1860,  ae.  62  y.  7  m.  12  d.  (G.  R.).  His  will  was  dated  Jan.  1, 
1859    (?).     He  was   buried  in  the  Lyon  plot,  in  cemetery  at  North 


ERRATA  439 

Coscob.    Hannah  Holly  was  born  Dec.  22,  1792,  died  April  16,  1837,  ae. 
44  y.  3  m.  25  d.  (G.  R.). 

Page  123,  No.  923— Lucius  H.  Lyon  died  Aug.  27,  1853  (G.  R.). 

Page  123,  No.  925— Hannah  M.  Lyon  was  born  April  18,  1826,  died 
March  13,  1905   (G.  R.). 

Page  123,  No.  927— Sarah  F.  Lyon  (born  1827?)  died  Dec.  21,  1884 
(G.  R.);  she  married  Henry  M.  Breese,  born  Nov.  7,  1829,  died  Sept.  10, 
1870  (G.  R.,  North  Coscob);  a  son  of  Henry  M.,  Harry  L.  died  in  in- 
fancy. 

Page  123,  No.  929— Mary  E.  Lyon  died  Nov.  13,  1846,  ae.  12  y.  10 
m.  26  <1.  (G.  R.,  North  Coscob). 

Page  126,  No.  423 — Insert  before  record  of  children  the  rubric: 

Children  of  Frederick  P.  and  Hannah  (Lyon)   Stevenson; 

Page  127,  No.  975 — For  Daniel  Sturges,  read  Daniel  L.  Sturges. 

Page  127,  No.  984 — For  Danied  Haight,  read  Daniel  Haight. 

Page  129,  No.  1018 — For  Amanda  Miller,  read  Amanda  A.  Miller. 

Page  131,  No.  1057 — For  Christian  Morgan,  read  Christian  D. 
Morgan. 

Page  136,  No.  1123 — For  Carolina,  read  Caroline. 

Page  139,  No.  531 — In  line  4  of  the  paragraph,  for  Hog  Pen  Bridge, 
read  Hog  Pen  Ridge. 

Page  141,  No.  1170 — For  Jennie  C.  Sutton,  read  Jemima  C.  Sutton. 

Page  142,  No.  571 — Rachel  Lyon  was  born  July  25,  1814,  and  died 
Feb.  20,  1882;  buried  in  Fairview  cemetery,  Chapi)aqua.  She  married 
James  R.  Conklin,  born  April  1,  1811,  died  April  15,  1859. 

Page  143,  No.  1194— Mary  H.  Conklin  was  born  July  23,  1835  and 
died  March  16,  1888;  she  married  Isaac  L.  Armstrong. 

Page  146,  No.  1243 — The  number  should  have  an  asterisk. 

Page  147,  No.  1251 — ^The  number  should  have  an  asterisk. 

Page  150,  No.  1288 — For  Slaatshurgh,  read  Staatsburgh. 

Page  158,  line  6  from  bottom — For  children  of  Elihu  and  Freelove. 
read  children  of  .John   and  Freelove. 

Page  159,  line  2 — For  Greenville,  read  Granville. 


r440  ERRATA 

Page  159,  No.  1400— William  GifEord  Kirby  was  born  Jan.  26.  1829 
(not  1828),  and  died  April  21,  1907,  in  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  at  the  home 
of  his  daughter,  Mrs.  Henry  U.  Upjohn.  In  line  7  of  the  paragraph,  for 
Henry  D.  Upjohn,  read  Henry  U.  Upjohn;  in  line  11  for  Stodard,  read 
Standard. 

Page  159,  line  13  from  bottom — ^Edward  Kirby  was  born  Jan.  13, 
1888  and  died  Jan.  16,  1888. 

Page  160,  line  3— Dr.  Henry  D.  Jones  res.  (1906)  Duluth,  Minn.; 
his  son  Henry  E.  Jones  is  now  (1907)  in  the  Custom  House,  New  York 
City. 

Page  160,  No.  1409 — For  Northrup.  read  Northrop. 

Page  167,  No.  778 — For  Glen  Ridge  at  end  of  paragraph,  read 
Glenridge,  N.  J. 

Page  168,  line  9  (also  line  3  from  bottom) — For  Ann  Arbor,  read 
Ann  Arbor.  Mich. 

Page  172,  line  3  from  bottom — For  Tuckaboe,  read  Tuckahoe. 

Page  178,  No.  902 — In  line  3  of  the  paragraph,  also  under  No.  1623, 
for  King  Ferry  read  Kings  Ferry. 

Page  182,  line  6  from  bottom — For  Walton,  read  Walter. 

Page  196,  No.  1164— The  number  should  read  1164b. 

Page  209,  line  4  from  bottom — Omit  comma  after  N.  Y. 

Page  217,  No.  2110 — Hiram  Lyon  who  married  Hulda  Ireland  was 
widower  of  her  sister  Laura.  The  parentage  of  Hiram  has  not  been 
ascertained. 

Page  217,  No.  2115 — For  Arthur  Doolittle,  read  Arthur. Miles  Doo- 
little  (No.  2085). 

Page  221,  line  10  from  bottom — ^^For  Stamfordville,  read  Stanford- 
ville. 

Page  227,  No.  2205— For  Gurley,  real  Greeley. 

Page  256,  line  2  from  bottom — For  Wadena,  read  Wadena,  Minn. 

Page  241,  line  8 — For  Mary  ,  read  Mary  Brundage;  after 

Nathaniel  Lyon  Husted,  insert  (No.  1596). 

Page  425,  line  7  from  bottom — ^For  Schagticooke  read  Schaghti- 
coke. 


ADDENDA  TO  SUPPLEMENT  TO  VOL.  IL 

Page  112,  No.  376 — Isaac  Miller,  born  1743,  was  youngest  son  of 
Thomas  Miller,  who  came  to  America  from  the  north  of  Ireland  about 
1723  and  settled  near  Logansville,  N.  J.,  and  his  wife,  Margaret  Wal- 
lace, (b.  1693;  d.  1785).  Isaac  Miller  was  a  fuller  by  trade.  He  served 
in  the  Revolutionary  War.  He  died  at  Logansville,  N.  J.,  Marqh  14, 
1837. 

Children    of    Isaac    and    Joanna    (Halsey)    Miller: 

I.  Benjamin  Halsey;  b.  LogansviUe,  N.  J.,  July  23.  1773:  ra.  Hannah  ,Goble; 
d.   Basking  Ridge.   N.  J...  Dec.   15.   1837. 

II.  Josepb;  tn.  Rachel  Lane. 

III.  Sarah;  d.  young. 

IV.  Jerusha;  b.   1777;   m.  Jacob  Mann.   d.  Succasunna.   July  12,:^S65. 

V.  Phebe;  m.  Kltchell  Bridge. 

VI.  Silas;  b.  1784:  m.  1st.  Mary  Hopkins;  m.  2nd.  Mary,  widow  of  Rev. 
Ezra  Day. 

VII.  Mary;  ra.  John  Lyon.  No.   4G4i  b.;   (see  p.  375  of  this  volume). 

Page  215,  No.  1466b. — Insert  in  list  of  children  of  Philip  M.  and 
Anna  A.  (Crane)   Marshall: 

tSTOc.     III.     Harry  Alfred. 

On  p.  390  read  JOHN  ALLEN  [Elizabeth"  (Cox). 


Just  as  this  volume  is  going  to  press,  there  comes  the  unwelcome 
news  that  GEORGE  HBNDRICK  LYON  (No.  2046)  died  at  his  home  at 
Mt.  Jewett,  Pa.,  Friday.  April  10.  1908,  after  a  brief  illness,  of  pneu- 
monia. It  is  matter  of  sincere  regret  that  he  could  not  have  lived  to 
see  the  completion  of  the  memorial,  in  the  progress  of  which  he  had 
taken  so  keen. and  active  an  interest. 


GENERAL  INDEX. 


I.    LYON  NAMES. 


(Ludlow)    (H«),  378,  384 


Aaron    (A"),   35] 

Aaron   (A«),  3r.2 

Aaron   (H"*),   3C8 

Aaron   (H"),   374,   401 

Aaron   (H?),  412 

Aaron   (T»),    74,    100,    417 

Aaron   (T«),  82 

Aaron   <W*),   434 

Aaron  (W«),  352 

Aaron  of   Sturbridge,    426 

Aaron  A.    (T'),    148 

Aaron  C.    (T').   129 

Aaron  Denman  (T*),  255 

Aaron  M.    (W),  348 

Aaron  W.    (H?),  412 


Abby    (Block)    (»?),   237 

AWby  H.   (Harrison)    (H?),  412 

Abby  Jane   (D,   136 

Abel    (H*),    368 

Abel    (T?),    417 

Aibel   (W»?),  340 

Abel    (W«),   434 

Abel  of  Pulton  Co.    (S),  431 

Abia   (Webb)    (V),  82,   121,  311 

Abia   (T'),  121 

Abiel    (WS),    341 

Abigail    (K*?),    363 

Abigail    (Ja*),   333 

Abigail    (T*),    57 

.^Jbigail   (T»),  73 

Abigail    (T«),   104 


The  several  Lyon  families  are  designated  by  initials  in  parenthesis  as 
follows: 

(A)  Aaron  Lyon  of  Sturbridge,  Mass.,  probably  belongs  to  (W). 
doubt   of   family   of    (R). 

(Ab)       Abel    Lyon   of  Fulton  Co.   N.   Y.;   belongs   to    (S),   and   no 

(B)  Ebenezer  Lyon  of  Canterbury,  Conn.;  probably  belongs  to 
(W). 

(G)  George  Lyon  of  Dorchester,  Mass. 

(Gr)       William    Lyon    of   Greenfield,    Mass.;    probably    belongs    to 

(W). 
(H)         Henry  Lyon  of  Newark,  N.  J. 

(J)  John  Lyon  of  Scituate,   R.   I.;   probably  belongs   to    (H). 

(Ja)        James  Lyon  of  Marblehead,  Mass. 

(James)  Rev.    James    Lyon   of    Brookhaven,    L.    I.    (from    Ireland). 
(Jn)         Rev.  John  Lyon  of  Taunton,  Mass. 
(M)         Matthew  Lyon  of  Vermont   (from  Ireland). 
(N)         Nathaniel    Lyon    of    Warren,    Conn.;    probably    belongs    to 

(R). 
(P)  Peter  Lyon  of  Dorchester,   Mass. 

(Penn)   Pennsylvania   Lyon   families. 
(Ph)        Rev.   Philip  Lyon  of  Northampton,  Mass.;  probably  either 

of    (W),    (H)    or    (R). 
(R)  Richard   Lyon   of  Fairfield,   Conn. 

(S)  Samuel  Lyon  of  Hartford,  Conn.;  probably  belongs  to  (R). 

(T)  Thomas  Lyon  of  Rye.   N.   Y. 

(U)  William   Lyon   of  Unionville,   N.    Y. ;   probably   belongs   to 

(T). 
(W)        William   Lyon  of  Roxbury,  Mass. 
(Wa)      William  Lyon   of  Wayne  Co.,   N.   Y.;  probably  belongs  to 

(W);  perhaps  to   (R)  or  (T). 
(Wm)      William  Lyon  of  New  Haven,  Conn. 

These  initials,  if  in  bold-face  type,  indicate  lineal  descendants,  if  in 
light-face  type,  intermarriages  with  such  descendants.  In  the  index  of 
places,  the  initials  are  all  in  light-face  type  and  merely  indicate  the 
families   having  some  association   with   the   several   places. 

From  the  number  of  the  generation,  which  follows  the  initial  letter, 
the  date  of  birth  of  any  individual  may  be  approximately  fixed,  tlie  second 
generation  born  1650-80,  the  third  1670-1720  (as  extremes),  the  fourth 
1700-50  the  fifth  1740-95,  the  sixth  1765-1835,  the  seventh  1790-1865,  the 
eighth   1825-95,  the  ninth   1855-1905,   the  tenth   1875-19 — . 


LYON  NAMES 


44S 


Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
384 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 
Abiga 


1  (T'),  154 

1  (T*),  177 

1  (Adee)  (T'*).  Vtl,  108 

1  (Anderson  (T^).  50,  55 

1  (Banks)  (T-).  45,  46 

1  (Chapman)  (W^),  339 

1  (Crane)  (H"^),  367,  371 

1  (Grumman)  (K»),  367, 


378, 


565,    373 


(Hal  stead)     (H*). 
il    (Merritt)    (T*),   55 
il    (Purdy)    (T*),    62,   81 
il   (Willett)     (H?),    412 
il   (Woolsey)    (T'),   75,    105 
il  C.    (Cole)    (T').    132,    193 
il  C.      (Hobby)    (T'),  154,  220 
il  B.    (Holly)    (T"),   85,   126 
il  Huyler    (T*),   200 
il  J.   (Davis)    (T"),  82,  118 

L.    (T»),    254 
il  S.  (T"),  127 

Atoijah   (D,   103 

Abijah   (T').  154,   216 

Abijah  Smith   (W),    345 

Abner  (W«),    343 

Abner  (W«),   348 

Abner  M.    (W),   348 

Ajbner  iFitoh     (W*). 


342 
369 
375. 


376,   381 


335 


Abraham    (H*),    363, 

Abraham    (H»).   368, 

Abraham    (H?),  412 

Abraham    (T*),  57,  62,  81,  417 

Abraham   (T»),  73,  98 

Abraham    (T*).   88,  91,   95 

Abraham   (Capt.)    (H=).    376 

Abraham   (New  York,  1750), 

Abraham   of  Upholland,  20 

Abraham  U.    (T"),    98,    144 

Abraham  U.    (T'),   144 

Abraham  V.   (Penn'^),  330 

Adaline   (T"),   82 

Adalaide  E.    (Lattier)    (T"),  148,   203 

Adam   (de  Lennes),   18 

Adam  of  Weston,   11,   12,   14 

Addison    (T'),    131 

Addison  J.    (T«).    192 

Adelaide   (H"),   374 

Adelaide   (Miles)    (T«).   199 

Adelaide  S.    (Day)    (T«),    234,   268 

Ade'le  C.    (T'),    146 

Adelia   (Smith)    (T>).  : 

Adrian    (H«),   408,   409 

Agnes   (1322).   17 

Agnes   (Penn^).    323 

Alan   (de    Leiins).    15 

Alanson  F.    (T«),   109 

Albert    (T'),    131,    166. 

Albert    (T*),    176,    184, 

Albert    (T"),    190,    243 

Albert   A.    (H?).  412 

Albert  C.   (IS).  190 

Albert  Chase  (Penn«), 

Albert  Davis    (T«).   180 

Albert  Edward    (T*),   190 

Albert  E.    (W»),  346 

Albert  Judson   (T').  123.  180 


207 


190 
238 


327 


Albert  Roe   (T«),  201 

Albert  T.    (T»),  236 

Alec    (T»),  249 

Alethea  M.   (T»),  242 

Alethea  M.    (Hait)    (T^),    183,    243 

Alethea  (Sands)    (T'),  145 

Alexander   (Qr»),    428 

Alexander    (H?),  320,   321 

Alexander  McD.    (Penn"),   327 

Alexander  P.    (Penn'),   324 

Alexander  P.    (Penn*),   326,   327 

Alexander  P.    (Penn"),   327 

Alfred    (T«),   100,   113,   169 

Alfred    (T'),   130,   186' 

Alfred    (T8),   187 

Alfred    (T»).    248 

Alfred  C.    ("W^),   343 

Alfred  Jefferson    (T""),   271 

Alfred  Manington   (!»).   230.   267 

Alfreda  L.    (H"),  411 

Algernon   Bouton    (T*),   237 

Alice    (1594),    20 

Alice  of  Tulohuth,  21 

Alice  A.    (Agnew)    (IT).    164 

Alice  A.   (Chambers)    (Penn=),  324 

Alice  C.   (Lazear)    (Penn*),   3'26 

Alice  M.    (T«),    230 

Alice  Mary  (T»),  251 

Alice  Mott   (T"),   270 

Alice  P.  W.   (Penn"),  331 

Alice  Patton   (Penn"),   330 

Alice    (Webb)    (T«).  82 

Aliph  C.    (Davis)    (T«),   214 

Allen   (T»),  256 

Alma  (Clo.se)   (T*),  235 

Almira   (T'),   171 

Alonzo  P.    (T"),   167 

Alpheus    (T«),    92 

Alta    (T'"),   273 

Alton  B.    (T'°),    273 

Alva   (T«),  2.58,   265 

Alva  E.    (Gr«),    427,    428,    430 

Alva  E.    (T"),   236 

Alvah   (T«).    103.    105.    154,    438 

Alvah  A.  (T«).  116,  171 

Alvah  A.    (V).   171 

Alvah  Crocker   (T*).   235 

Alvah  W.    (T»),    208,    256 

Alvan   (T=),  72 

Alvan    (T"),  96,  143 

Alvan    (T'),    142 

Alvin   (T'),    417 

A'lvin  Moore   (O'),  356 

Amanda  (Penn''),  326 

Amanda  A.    (T«),  185 

Amasa   (T«).   84.   124 

Amasa,  Jr.    (W«),    347 

Ama.sa  U.    (W').   34  7 

Amaziah    (D.   125 

Amaziah    (T?),   417 

Ambrose   (T'),   152.   207 

Ambrose  A.    (T«),    210.    258 

Amelia   (T*),   185 

Amelia   OCoverly)    (V),  140 

Ameriah   (T?).    417 

Amos    (B?),    237 


444 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Amos    (T»),   64,   75,  83,,  417 

Amos   (T"),  84,   101,  124,   150 

Amos   (VT).  346 

Amos  Mcart    (T*).    193,    252 

Amos  Mead   (T»),   253 

Amy   (T«),   84,   89 

Amy   (T'),   170 

Amy  Abigail   (T'),  123 

Amy  E.    (Davis)    (»»),    213 

Amy   (Haines)    (T'),   51,    62 

Amy  K.    (D,    146 

Amy  M.   (Rawson)    (T^),   137 

Amy  May   (T').  258 

Amy   (Smith)    (Palmer)    (D,  122.  179 

Amy   (Wilson)    (»?).   237 

Amy   (Thornton)   (T»),  256,  271 

Andrew    (T-*),   55,   61,   70,   79 

Andrew    (T').   80 

Andrew   (T"),   95 

Andrew  J.    (P«),  355 

Andrew  Jackson    (T"),    116 

Andrew  Simpson   (T»),   190.   251 

Andrew  W.   (U«),  423 

Angelina   (T').    120 

Ann    (H^^),   374 

Ann   (W),   381 

Ann   (T»),  78 

Ann   (T»),   112 

Ann   (T').   122.   165 

Ann   (W«),   353 

Ann  of  Ormskirk,    21 

Ann  Augusta  (T').  130 

Ann  E.  (Whitney)   (T»),  246 

Ann  Eliza  (Penn*).  336 

Ann  Eliza  (Fenn"),    326 

Ann  Eliza   (Rawson)    (T'),    137,   195 

Ann  M.   (Banks)    (T«),  183,  243 

Ann  O.    (Anderson)    (T^).   198,   254 

Ann   (Park)    (Sarles)    (T=).   75,  105 

Ann    (Sharpe)    (TV),  60 

Anna   (P°),  354 

Anna   (T«),  92 

Anna   (T'),    170 

Anna   (T«).    220 

Anna   (W«),    340 

Anna  (W»),   353 

Anna   ( )   (Qr">),  429 

Anna   ( )    (T'),  236 

Anna   (Britt)    (T^).   77.,  113 
Anna   (Guion)    (T").  72,  98 
Anna   (Mead)    (T«),   84,   124 
Anna  (Webb)     (Adee)     (T«),    82.    120, 
311 

(Penn»),  330 

(H»).   408 

(T').    129 

(Estile)    (H?).   415 

(Lyon)    (Penn«).  326,  330 
(Bourquin)   (T»),  238 
330 
178 


Anna  E. 

Anna  M. 

Anna  M. 

Anna  M. 

Anna  M. 

Anna  S. 

Anna  V.    (Penn") 

Anna  Webb  (O*) 

Anne   (T'),    79 

Anne   (Budd)    (T^),  51,  63 

Anne   (Canfleld)    (■?).    362 

Anne  E.    (Ba'bcock)    (T*),  164 

Anne  E.  (Hincken)  (D.  141,  196 


Annie  (Penn«).  329 

Annie  M.    (T'),    145 

Anson  Mead    (T'),   121,   177 

Antoinette   (Stockholm)    (T«),  186„245 

Arad  S.   (T'),  210,   257 

Arch  MacDonald    (T»),    261 

Archibald   (K?).  .412 

Archibald    (T^).    137 

Archie    (T»),    263 

Armenia   (Kain)    (T«),  97 

Armenia  (Van  Antwerp),  (T'),  115 

Arna   (Palmer)    (TO,  125 

Arnold  of  Weston.   11,   12 

Arthur   (D,    137,    138 

Arthur   (!»),   140,  1^0 

Arthur  Seth    (T'),  169,  236 

Arthur  Seth    (.T«),   236 

Arthur  W.    CW*?).  342 

Asa   (P7),    354 

Asa   (T?),    417 

Asa   (W9),    348 

Asa  Payson    (P').   355 

Asahel  Anson   (T*).  204,   255 

Asahel  Denman    (T'),   148,   203 

Asaph    (P»),  353 

Asher   (H?),    406.    412 

Augusta  M.    (Parmele)    (T'),   205,   255 

Augustus   (T'),   86.   88,  91,   98,   I?4 

Augustus    (T^),  130 

Augustus   (T*),  187 

Augustus  S.    (T'),    170,    237 

Avaline   (Lyon)     (T*),    195 

Baker   (K«),  374 

Banks   (D,   127.    153 

Barbara  E.    (S).   433 

Barnes   (W*),   353 

Barney   (T?),   417 

Barsillai    (P»),   354 

Bartlett  Palmer    (TO,    170 

Beatrice   (de  Lyons),   12 

Belinda   (TO.   123 

Benjamin    (HO,  362,  365 

Benjamin   (HO.   377 

Benjamin    (H").   377.  383 

Benjamin    (H?).  412 

Benjamin    (PennO.   328 

Benjamin   (TO,   57.   72.   30'7,   417 

Benjamin   (TO,    82,    89.    96,    104,    ILt, 

121.  142 
Benjamin   (Capt.)    (WO,    341 
Benjamin  A.   (PennO.  326 
Benjamin  P.    (T"),   116 
Benjamin  G.    (P*),  355 
Benjamin  V.    (T«).   98 
Benjamin  W.    (T'),    67,    90 
Benjamin  W.    (TO,   91.    136 
Benjamin  W.   (D.   137,   194 
Bertha   (T»),  205 
Bertha   (TO,   257 
Bertha   (TTO.   424 
Bertha  E.    (S).  433 
Bertha  E.  (Bradley)  <T»).  181,.  241 
Bessie  Blackwell   (T*),    253' 
Bethia  Allen   (W«?),    340 
Bethiah  <HO.  404 


LY0ir'NAl»6 


44« 


Bethial)    (Winans,    Foster)    (H"),    362, 

365,   366,   403 
Betsey   (K?),  412 
Betsey  (F«),  354 
Betsey   (T"),  102,  103 
Betsey  (T'),  129 
Betsey   (Burlingame)    (K?).    322 
Betsey  (Eastman?)    (W«),   34S 
Betsey    cFilkins)    (T'),  123 
Betsey   (Harrison)    (H»),    367 
Betsey    (Monroe)    (T"),  100 
Betsey  (Moseley)    (T"),   101 
Betsey   (Philips)    (W«?),    426 
Betsey    (Roderman)    (T*),  89 
Betsey  (Stoddard)   (T'),  152,  208  . 
Betsey   (Tiffany)    (Qr»),    427,    428 
Betsey  B.   (Peck)   (T«),  186,  247 
Betsey  P.   (Collyer)   (T«),  86 
Betsey  Lewis  (Ja?),  333 
Betty    (W^?),  340 
Blanche    (T'»).    270 
Blanche  M.    (T»),    262 
Brainerd   (T"),  122,  178 
Briggs   (T'),    153,    213 
Barton   (T*),    216 

Caleb   (H»),  374,  378 
Caleb   (T*),  52,   63,  304,   417 
Caleto   (T'),  64,  82,  418 
Caleb   (T«),   82,  96.  103,   119 
Caleb   (T').  141,   152,   19S,   210 
Caleb    (W<),  342 
Caleb   (W»),    426,    427 
Caleb  F.    (TO.   119 
Caleb,  Gov.  of  Idaho.   25 
Caleb  Meeker   (B),    403,    431 
Calvin   R.    (T«),  214 
Calvin   (IT),    121 
Calvin   (T*).  175,  238 
Calvin  Augustus   (T*),    190 

Captain  (1710),   4'33 

CarmiMa   (Sours)    (T'),   173 

Carolin    (T«).   101 

Caroline    (H'),  381 

Caroline   (T'),    165 

Caroline   (Schott)    (T«),  99 

Caroline  A.    (T"),   131 

Caroline  ALbertson  (T«),  186,  247 

Caroline  Elizabeth   (10,   177 

Caroline  Emma   (T*),  185 

Caroline  Eugenia   (T').   166 

Caroline  H.   (Mosier)    (T').   121,   177 

Caroline  L.    (Morgan)    (T'),   166 

Caroline  M.    (Smith)    (T').    136.    439 

Caroline  W.    (Day)    (T«),   234,  268 

Carolyn  Sibyl    (0*),   203 

Carrie  A.    (T«),  198 

Carrie  B.    (Parker)    (T»).   265,   273 

Carrie  L   (Knox)    (T^),    186 

Carroll  Chadwick   (T»).  239 

Carroll  Hayes    (!»),   267 

Casper   (Or'»),    430 

Casper  P.    (Or"),  428,  4i30 

Catliarine  M.     (Northrop)     (T'),     160, 

224 
Catharine  Eunice  (T*),  224 


Catherine    (St?),    413 

Catherine   (Pehn'),   325 

Catherine   (T«),  100 

Catherine   (V),  128,  140 

Catherine   (T«),   177 

Catherine   (Dayton)    (T'),  141 

Catherine   (Finch)     (T'),    147, 

Catherine  (Haight)    (T'),  129 

Catherine   (Wing)    (T«),   102,   150 

Catherine  A.    (Lyon)    (H?),    416 

Catherine  C.    (Conklin)    (T»),   132,   193 

Catherine  E.    (T«),    185 

Catherine  E.    (Haight)    (T'),  150 

Catherine  F.    (.V),    132 

Catherine  Helen   (T'),   171 

Catherine  P.    (Ransom)   (T'),  163,  230 

Catherine  Thaw  (Fell)   (PeimO,  327 

Catherine  Ware   (T«),  193 

Cecil    (Ot'O),   429 

Cecil    (W»),   437 

Cele-sitia   (W»),   350 

Charity   (T»),    286 

Charity   (Banks)    (T*),   75,   104 

Charity  W.    (T'),165 

Charles   (Or^),  429 

Charles   (H?),    413 

Charles   (Ja'),   332 

Charles    (T«),   83,   103,  122,   153 

Charles    (T'),   123,    137,   152,   164,   165 

Charles    (T^),   186,   187 

Charles   (T").    190.   261,   266 

Charles   (W«),  342 

Charles   (?).    356 

Charles  of  Upholland,  20 

Charles  A.    (T'),  144 

Charles  A.    (T»),   200,   237 

Charles  B.    (W»),    344 

Charles  Benjamin  (T*),  190 

Charles  Brayton  (S),  432,  433 

Charles  Emery   (1*),  251 

Charles  F.    (T"),   114,   115,   170,   171 

Charles  F.    (T«),   186 

Charles  G.    (T'),    167 

Charles  H.    (T«),    112,    167 

Charles  H.    (T'),    165 

Charles  Henry    (T«),   175,   238 

Charles  Hertiert  (T«),  188 

Charles  Jefferson    (T*),   253 

Charles  Knox    (T«),    235 

Charles  L.    (Penn"),   327 

Charles  L.   (T«).  210.  216.  257,  265 

Charles  Mason    (W*),    350 

Charles  O.    (T«).    193 

Chartes  Ralph   (T»),   269 

Charles  Samuel    (T'),    140 

Charles  Sherwood  (T»),  268 

(Jliarles  W.    (T'),    349 

Charles  Warren    (T«),   191 

Charles  William     T'),  169,  235 

Charles  Woolsey    (T*),    212 

Charlotte   (TT),    121 

Clhiarlotte   (U«),    423 

Charlotte  (Ashdown)    (T«).   214 

Charlotte  (Robinson)    (T«),   91,    138 

Charlotte  J.  (Youmans)  (a"),  153,  215 

Charlotte  G.   (Dayton)    (Ht»),  409 


446 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Charlotte  M.    (Dillon)    (T'),  141,  197 
Charlotte  R.    (Lounsbury)     (T'),    155, 

221 
Charlotte  R.    (Nlohols)    (T').    122,    179 
Ohauncey  N.    (W»).   349 
Chester  B.   (JP),  4:15 
Chester  Paden    (T'»).   272 
Chester  'Rockwell    (T*),   176,  239 
Clara  Charlton    {Penn'),  330 
Clara  Elisa  (!»),  201 
Clara  I.    (Hayes)    (T*),   224,   266 
Clara  J.   (Kelly)    (T»),  214,  262 
Clara  S.    (T*),  236 
Clara  V.  (Nichols)   (Penn'),  330 
Clarence   (T»).    194 
Clarence  O.    (W),    346 
Clarence  S.    (T").    199 
Olarinda  M.    (Pike)    (T«),  217,  265 
Olarinda  Mean    (D,    193 
Clarissa   (T«).  103 
ClarLssa   (T').   153,   154,  155 
Clarissa  A.    (T«),    113 
Clarissa   (Barnes)    (T«).   108,   156 
Clarissa   (Furman)    (T«),  101,  149 
Clarissa   (Gardner)    (T"),   160.  222 
Clarissa  R.    (Weld)    (T"),   221 
Clark  N.    (T»),    242 
Clarke   (T*).    211,    258 
Claude  H.    (W").   350 
Clement    (T»).   97 
Clementina   Q.    (T**),    185 
Clifford    (TO),   264 
Clifford   (XT').    424 
Clifford   P.    (T'),   146 
Cora   (TS),  235 

Cora  E.    (Loomis)    (T').   214.  263 
Cordelia  C.   (Carpenter)    (T').  142,  190 
Cornelius   (Gr'").    430 
Cornelius    (H?),  41i3 
Cornelius  T.    (T^).   103 
Cro&sman    (H?).  414 
Cuyler  W.    (T").   217,   265 
Cynthia   M.    (Cross)    (T').    146.    202 
Cyprian  Stevens   (W).  345,   346 
Cyrus   (W).    34  2 

Daisy  M.    (T»),   262 

Danforth    (W).   349 

Daniel    (K*),   367 

Daniel    (H»),  368 

Daniel   (H?).  321.   413 

Daniel    (B?),  237 

Daniel    (T^),   48,   52,    287 

Daniel    (T*),  60,  78 

Daniel    (T^),  64,  66,  67.  83,  89.  91,  285. 

418,  4'37 
Daniel    (T«),  83,  91,   103,  123,  136,  137, 

153.  437,  438 
Daniel    (T').    123,    137.    168,    235 
Daniel    (XT").   423 
Daniel    (W),  342 
Daniel    (W^).  351 
Daniel    (?),  356 
Daniel  Brayton   (S),  431 
Daniel    (Capt.)    (W^).  342 
Daniel  of  Billing.   20.   21 


Daniel   Parish    (T'),    166 

Daniel  W.    (T^),   123.   ISO 

Dariua    (T),   131.    192 

David    (A"),    352 

David   (H),  418 

David   (T*),    418 

David   (H«?),   362 

David    (H'),  368.   374,   375.   407 

David    (H«),  375.  378 

David    (H»),  408 

David   (H?),    413 

David  P.    (V).  407 

David    (»?),    237 

David    (T'),  50.  58 

David   (T«).  58,  75 

David   (T«),  67,  74.  76,  88.  89.  109,  321 

David    (T«),   88.   89.   98.   108,   160 

David    (T'),  125.  165 

David    (T?).    418 

David    (W»?).    348 

David   (W»),   353 

David  C.    (T«),  96,  142 

David    (Capt.)    (H"),  362,  368,  403,  437 

David   (de  Lyons),    14 

David  Elliot   (Penn'^).  330.  331 

David  Huyler  (T»),  200.  254 

David  Merritt   (D.   136.   194 

David  of  Billingr,  21 

David  R.    (D.    142.    190 

David    (Rev.)   (H^).  403,  407 

David  W.    (T»),   88,   131 

David  Wilson    (T«),    109.    164 

Deborah    (T=),  303 

Deborah    (T'),    74 

Deborah  A.    (IT),    171 

Deborah   Ann  (T*),  87 

Deborah  Ann    (Doolittle)     (D,    15S, 

215 
Deborah   (Cone)   (T=),  45 
Deborah    (Hobtoy)    (T«),   50,   60 
Deborah    (Lyon)    (T»),    82.    116 
Deborah    (Mead)   (D,  123 
Deborah    (Merritt)    (T«).  61.  78 
Deborah   (Moseman)    (D.    127,   182 
Deborah    (Riggs)    (T").   98,    144 
Deiborah    (Winchell)    (T"),  104 
Delia  E.   (McKeever)    (T"),   198 
Delia   (Smith)    (T«),   207 
Delilah    (T»),  94 
Delia  (T«),  202 
Dewitt    (T*),   220 
Diana   (Crandall)    CXT),  161,   229 
Diana   (Kilton)    (?),    356 
Diantha    ("W^),   345 
Dora   (T«),  204 
Dora   (T").   256 
Dora   (Cox)    (XT').   425 
Dorcas   (H-).   360 
Doren    (T"),    239 
Dorkis   (Stebbens)    (H').   362 
Dorothy   (T»),  261 
Dorothy  Mabel  (rT").  271 

Easter    (T«),    95 
Rbenezer   (K=),  362 
Ebenezer  (H'),   380 


LYON  NAMES 


447 


Bbenezer   (T*).  96 

EJbenezer   (T?),    418 

Bbenezer   ("W),   340 

Ebenezer   (W'^),    343 

Ebenezer   (W),   344 

Bbenezer  Cobb    (W).   381 

Edd   E.    (W»).   350 

Edgar  H.    (T'),    141.    198 

Edgar  Marshall  (T»),  242 

Edie   B.    (T'),    173 

Edith    (T").    170 

Edith    (T8),    201 

Edith    (!•).  248,  263 

Edith   M.    (T»),   268 

Edmund    (T«),    100 

Edmund    (T'),   148,   203 

Edmund    (T«),   203 

Edmund   (de  Lyons),  10,  14 

Edmund   Harrison    (T').  203 

Edna  Josephine  (T»),  263 

Edward    (1336),  14 

Edward    (T^).   77 

Edward   (T*),   112,   113 

Edward    CF).  180 

Ed'ward    (T").    261 

Edward   (T?),  418 

Edward  B.   (T'),  214,  263 

Edward  Birch    (S).   403.   431 

Edward  Canfield   (T').  174.  237 

Edward  Coolidge   (W),  347 

Edward  Crane    (T").    237 

Edward  E.    (T«),   185 

Ed>ward  E.   (T»),  254 

Edward  Franklin    (T'),   175 

Edward  H.    CF).  169 

Edward  Haskell    (T^).    238 

Ed'ward  Ketchum    (T'),   141 

Edward  of  Gansworth.  21 

Edward  of  Halewood.   21 

Edward  of  Ormskirk.   21 

Edward  of  Wigan,   21 

Edward  Thomas    (TM,  119.  174 

Edward  West   (Penn'),   330 

Edward  Wiliam    (T*),   212.   261 

Edwin    (T'),    12.-).    126.    181 

Edwin    (T'),    187 

Edwin  Alvan    (T'),    200 

Edwin  Anderson    (D,    191 

Edwin  C.    (H?).   413 

Edwin  Franklin    (T'"),   270 

Edwin  Howard    (T»).  236.  269 

Eldwin  Howard    (T»),   269 

Edwin  O.    (W^).  353 

Effle  H.    (Baldwin)    (D,   167 

Elbert    <T^),  216,  265 

Elbert  Miller  (U'),  424.  42.i 

Eldridge  Schauffler   (T»).   235 

Eleanor    (W).    352 

Eleanor  B.   (Dalton)   (T^).  163,  23^ 

Eleazer   (W*).  340 

Eleazer   (W?),    340 

Electra   (T«),   108 

Elias    (0«),  356 

Elias    (H?),    413 

Elias    (T»),   82,   117 

Elias  (Juereau  (D,  129.  185 


Elihu   (K?),    413 

Elijah    (W),    344.   352 

Elijah  B.    (T").   72.   97 

Elijah   B.    (T"),    97 

Elijah  B.    (T').    171 

Elijah  E.   Duncombe    (T«),   224 

Elijah  J.    (W«),   344 

Eliphalet   (H?),   413 

Eliphalet    (W).   339 

Elisha   (0«),   356 

Elisha   (H?),  413 

Elisha   (T"),    115,    170 

Elisha   (W).  434 

Eliza   (T8),   108,   110 

Eliza   (T^),    129 

Eliza  A.   (Emmons)    (D.   132,   192 

Eliza  A.  (Howe)    (T'K  123,  179 

Eliza  A.    (Lobdell),    (T«),  98,   143 

Eliza  C.    (TO,    160 

Eliza   (Griffin)    (T'),    161 

Eliza  Jane   (Lord)    (T»).  94 

Eliza   (Miller)    (Todd)   (U").  423 

Eliza   (Rutters)    (T"),   94 

Eliza   (Palmer)  (IT).  119,  154,  174,  219 

Eliza   (Woodruff)    (H?).  413 

Elizabeth    [Lydia]    (H=^).   368 

Elizabeth    (Ja=),   332 

Elizabeth    (Ja'),  332 

Elizabeth    (!«),    79 

Elizabeth    (T«),  88,   110,   114 

Elizabeth   (TO.    120 

Elizabeth    (W?),  340 

Elizabeth  A.    (Higgins)   (T»),  95 

Elizabeth  A.    (Moseley)    (T«).    101,  148 

Elizajbeth  Dawborn    (T*),    193 

Elizabeth  Hamilton    (T«).   203 

Elizabeth  M.    (T»),   261 

Elizabeth  M.    (Burtis)   (T«),  89 

Elizabeth  of   Tulchuth,    21 

Elizabeth   P.   (Church)    (W),  344 

Elizabeth  P.   (Requa)    (T«).  112.  168 

Elizajbeth  R.    (Smith)    (T«),  183,  241 

Elizabeth  W.    (Hay)   (W»).  350 

Elizabeth    (Bailey)    (P^),  354 

Elizabeth   (Banks)    (»=),    284 

Elizabeth   (Banks)    (T*).  58.   77    2S5 

Elizabeth    (Banks)    (T"),  90.  13r> 

Elizabeth   (Bugby)    (T«).   72 

Elizabeth    (Chappell)    (T").  91 

Elizabeth   (Chestnut)    (PennO,   328 

Elizabeth    (Forman)    (T'),   75 

Elizabeth    (Fowler)    (TO.  50,  61 

Ellzaibeth    (Greene)    (TO.   74 

Elizabeth   (Grimshaw)    (T^),    187,    248 

Elizabeth   (Harrison)    (HO.  401 

Elizabeth    (Higgins)    (T«),   86.  12S 

Elizabeth   (Jacobs)    (TO,  76,  106 

Elizabeth   (Lyon)     (PennO.    324.    326, 

328 
Elizabeth   (Lyon)    (TO,   62.   92 
Elizabeth   (McVey)    (PennO.  324 
Elizabeth   (Marshall)    (T=),   45,    51 
Elizabeth    (Merritt)    (1«).   67.   90 
Elizabeth   (Monroe)    (T«).    100 
Elizabeth   (Mosher)   (T»),  80,  115 
Elizabeth   (Orser)    (UO.  424 


449 


GENXSAL  INDEX- 


Elizabeth   (Palmer)   (!«),  83 

Eliscabeth  <Park)    (*»),   71,   75,  94' 

Elizabeth   (Say re)    (»>),  36'4 

Elizabeth    (Sherwood)    (T«),  57 

Elizabeth   (Stoddard)    (D.    152 

Elizabeth    (Todd)    (»?),    237 

Elizabeth    (Treadwell)    (T*),   54,   G6 

Enizabeth    (Tucker)    (JT),  379,  384- 

Elizabeth   (Wydville),  12 

Ella  A.    (T«),   192 

Ella  Augusta  (T»),  251 

Ella  B.    (T'),   171 

Ella  P.   (Thurber)   (T«).  180 

Ella  Frances    (I«),   191 

Ella  H.    (Mead)    (T«),  181 

Ella  M.    (Muzzy)    (1?*),   238' 

Ella  Suydam    (H»),   408 

Ellen   (!•'),  137 

Ellen   (T»),  238 

Ellen  Augusta   (T*),  177 

Ellen  D.    (Penn").   330 

Ellen  of  Ormskirk,   21 

Ellen  of  Upholland,  21 

Ellen  Rosalie   (T«),  214 

Ellen   (Nichols)   (Penn*),  326 

Ellis    (T«),   216 

Ellsworth   P.    ("W").    353 

Ellsworth   Smith    (*'),    1T2 

Elma   (V),   113 

Elma  Josephine    (Vandenburg)     (T'), 
163,  233 

Elmer  Daniel   (T*).  235.  268 

Elmer  Wilson    (T»).   240 

Elmina  (Skiff)    (IT},    160,   225 

Blmira   (W«),   353 

Elmira   (Rooke)    (T'),  131,  191 

Elnathan    (T<),    57.    74 

Elnathan   (!«).     101 

Eloise   (T«),  235 

Elsie  O.    (Crawford)    (Hincken)    (•f), 

141.    197 
Emaline   (T«),    113 
Emeline   (T'^),   82 

Emery  Garrettson    (T»),    190,    251 
Emily  A.    (Ayre.s)    (D.   154,  220 
Emily  Augusta   (T').   124 
Emily  Deliza    (W«),   345 
Emily  P.    (Ramsdell)    (T*),  208,  258 
Emily  Maria   (T*),    177 
Emily  R.    (Lyon)   (*'),  129,  130,  188 
EJmily   (Goodell)    (W«),   346 
Emily   (Haight)    (XT),   424 
Emma  (Penn'),  329 

Emma   ( )    (T^),    147 

Emma    (D,    170 

Emma   (T'),  191,  199,  202 

Emma   (T"),   238 

Emma   Augusta  (1"),  251 

Emma  C.   (Jennings)   (T^),  220 

Emma  E.    (Knapp)    (Long)    (T«),    190, 

251 
Emma  Ellen   (T*),  180 
Emma  P.    (D,   140 
Emma  P.    (T«),    195 
Emma  L.   (Collins)  (H»),  408,  409 
Emma  Mary  (T»),  251 


Emma   (Comstock)    (T*),    244- 

Emma   (Noble)    d'),   161,  228 

Eneas    (T'),  146 

Enon    (T«),   82,    119,    311 

Enon   Irwin    (T*),   176,  239 

Erl    (T'«),    273 

Erie   (T»),  262 

Erlford   Henry    (T"),    263 

Ernald    (de    Lyons),    11,    12' 

Ernest    (Or"»),    430 

Ernest   (T'),   202 

Ernest   (T«),    264 

Ernest  C.    (T»),   250 

Ernest  Kenneth    (T'").   271 

Ernest  Neal  (»?),  338 

Ernest  S.   (T«).  214.  263 

Ernest  Underbill    (T'),    141 

Esbon   (T'),  119,  175 

Estella  M.    (Gallagher)    (W»).  351 

Esther   (H'),    381 

Esther   (T"),   242 

Esther   (W').  345 

Esther  Ann    (T').    172 

Estelle   (Skiff)    (T'),   161,   228 

Estelle   (Sno^w)    (T«),   199 

Eugene  Theodore    (T*),    199 

Eugenia  A.    (Gevens)    (Hoag),  188,  250' 

Eugenia  E.    (T'),  167 

Ethel   B.  C.   (WO),  352 

Ethel   Susan    (T«).   236 

Ettie  Elizabeth   (Penn"),  328 

Eunice   (T'),   161 

Eunice  L.   (Smith)    (»'),  154,  218 

Eunice   (Chadwick)    (T«),  84,   124 

Eunice   (Hall)    (P'),  355 

Eunice   (Husted)    (T^).  64,  83 

Euphemia  Anna  (**),  143 

Eva  '(T«),    241 

Eva    (Van  Gorder)    (W«),  353 

Eva  M.    (T»),  240 

Eveline   (Clark)    (T»).   249 

Eveline   (Hatcher)    (B?),    237 

Eveline   (Taylor)    (U«).   425 

Everett  John   (T*),   236 

Ezekiel    (H?),   413 

Ezra   (S),  431 

Ezra  (T«),  100 

Pannie   (T'),   145 

Fanny  A.    (Harrison)   (H?),  413 

Fanny  G.    (Logan)    (Penn'*).   330 

Fanny   (Adsit)   (»?).  237 

Fanny   (De  Hays)    (T'),  166 

Fanny   (Mead)    (Lockwood)    (T"),    S3. 

123 
Fanny    (Smith)    (T'),    122,   179 
Fanny   (Underwood)    (W).   345 
Parnham  Eugene   (T*),  212,  260 
Felix  Herbert    (T'"),    271 
Ferris    (T«),  86 
Ferris   (T'),    129,    186 
Fitch    (!»),    81 
Pitch    (T').  128 
Fletcher  Harper    (T'),    166 
Flora  Belle    (T*),    258 
Flora  Elizabeth    (T«),    212 


LYON  NAMES 


449 


Florence   (T«),    261,    265 

Florence  May   (T").  268 

Florence  R.   (T«),   190 

Florence  S.    (Lyon)    (T»),  2€1 

Florence   (Davis)    (T'"),  270 

Florence   (Miller)    (T»),  265 

Floy  Emily    (T»),   239 

Floyd    (T«).    91,    138 

Forman     T"),    76,    110 

Frances   (T«),  203 

Frances    (T*),    269 

Frances   (Graham)    (Penn=),   323 

Frances   (Smith)    (W«),   353 

Francis  Nelson   (T*),  101 

Frank   (O'),   356 

Frank  (Or""),    430 

Frank   (T'),  145,  165,  170 

Frank    (T»).   199,   202 

Frank   (Frances)    (T«),    198 

Frank   (T«),  257 

Frank   (tjs),   425 

Frank   (W»),    353 

Frank  A.    (T»),   265,    273 

Frank  A.    (W»),  349 

Frank  D.    (I),   261 

Frank  Ellis    (T'),   167 

Frank  R.    (T»),    261 

Frank  Selover    (T«),   200,    254 

Frank  Wood    (T»),   238 

Franklin    (T«),    101 

Franklin    (T').   169 

Franscena  (T'),  146 

Fred    (T«),   230 

Fred  Gorham  Clark   (T»),  253 

Fred  M.    (T«),    236 

Fred  M.    (W»),   351 

Fred  Russell  (T'*),  269 

Frederick    (T'),   137,   195 

Frederick   (T«),   195 

Frederick  Betts    (H»).    409 

Frederick  Rundle    (T«),    109,    165 

Frederick  TV.    (T').  130.  167 

Frederick  W.    (T'"),    270 

Freelove  F.    (Morgan)    (T«),   110 

Freelove  (Kirby)    (T«),   108,   158 

G.   Livingston    (T).    66 

Gardiner   (Penn'),   329 

Garrettson   (T«),   87.  131 

Genevieve   (T«),   248 

Geoffery   (Louon),  334 

George    (G*),    356 

George   (G^),   356 

George   (T"),  99 

George    (T'),    149,    16o,    205 

George   (T").   180,   215 

George  Jr.   (T«),  205 

George    (T»).    190,   257 

George  of  Dorchester,  22,  25,  26,  42 

George  of  Eccleston,    21 

George  of  Ormskirk,    21 

George  of  Rainforth,  21 

George  of  Upholland,    20 

George  of  Windle.   21 

George  A.    (Penn=).  327,  3S0 

G«orge  A.   (T'),  119 

(29) 


George  A.   B.  (T*),  177 

George  Alfred   (T^),  188 

George  Armstrong  (Penn'),   324,   325 

George  Armstrong    (Penn*),    325,   326, 

327 
George  B.   (T«),  113 
George  C.   (T«),  187 
George  Derby   (T'),   124,   ISO 
George  E.   (W»),  346 
George  F.    (T'),   165 
George  Fletcher  (T'),  164,  234 
George  G.   (W»),    350 
George  H.    (T«),  113 
George  H.    (T»),  244 
George  Hendrick   (T«),  212,  259,  441 
George  Irving  (T*),  195 
George  John    (T»),   201 
George  L.    (T»),  265,  273 
George  Lamson    (T'),   144,   201 
George  M.    (T«),    116 
George  M.    (T-),  164 
George  M.    (W').  344 
George  McDonald    (Penn''),   326 
George  Melvin   (W*),   345 
George  Morgan   (T«),   204,   255 
George  Nelson   (T«),    190 
George  Nelson   (W*),    346 
George  Porter   (Penn"),  330 
George  R.  (H?),  322 
George  W.   (Penn^,    329.   330 
George  W.    (T^),  180,  183,  241 
George  W.    (U'),  423,   424 
George  W.    (W),  347 
George  Wesley    (T«),   214 
George  Wood   (T«),  235 
Georgia  A.    (Girard)    (T«),   194 
Georgia  A.   S.    (U*),    424 
Georgia  W.   (S),  433 
Georgiana    M.     (Van    Allen)     (Hoag) 

(T'),  163.  232 
Gertrude   (T»),  24S 
Gideon    (H?),    413 
Gilbert    (T'),  50,  61 
Gilbert   (T*),  54,   61,   67,   79,   418 
Gilbert    (T=),  66.  80,  87,  116,  418 
Gilbert   (T»),    87.   116 
Gilbert  (T'),  131,  171 
Gilbert   (T'").  261 
Gilbert  of  Upholland,   21 
Gilbert  of  Windle,   21 
Gilbert  Livingston    (T"),  189,  250 
Gilbert  Shute   (T'),   131 
Gilbert  Shute    (T»),    250 
Glorianna    (Kniffen)    (T"),    66 
Grace   (T*),   204 
Grace   (T»),   238,    241 
Grace    <T"'),   242 
Grace  Robertson    (T*),    200 
Grace  (Simpson)    (T'),   141 
Graham   Spear    (W*?),    342 
Grant    (Gr»).   428 
Grant  W.    (W»),  353 
Gay  (T*),  141 

H.   Adaline   (Smith)    (W),   350 
Hannah   (T^),  52,  57 


460 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Hannah    (T'),  73,  82,  99 

Hannah    (T'),  86.  88 

Hannah    (T').   125.   136,   152 

Hannah    (W»?),    340 

Hannah  C.    (Lyon)    (»?),   237 

Hannah   E.    (TT),    127 

Hannah  J.   (Conklin)    (T«),  103.  151 

Hannah  Maria  (D,  123.  439 

Hannah   R.   ('Raymond)    (T").  220 

Hannah    (Gary)     (H?).    413 

Hannah    (Close)   (T').  48,  54 

Hannah    (Close)    (T*).  60 

Hannah    (Crane)    (H?),   414 

Hannah    (Crowell)    (H?),   414 

Hannah   (Flewellyn)   (T«).  96,  142 

Hannah    (Johnson)    (K?),  414 

Hannah    (Knap.p)    (T'^).   80 

Hannah    (Lyon)    (W?).  344 

Hannah   (Merrltt)    (T<),  53,  64 

Hannah    (Merritt)    (T"),  90,  134 

Hannah    (Parsons)    (V),  84 

Hannah    (Pe.shine)    (T=).  73,  99 

Hannah    (Raymond)    (T»),  76,   106 

Hannah    (Sayre)    (H'),    405 

Hannah    (Stevenson)   (T«).  85.  126 

Harlan  Page    (T^),    175 

Harold    (T'").    270 

Harriet    (T«).    110.    116 

Harriet   (T').    161 

Hariet  A.    (T').  131 

Harriet  A.    (Barnes)   (V),  145 

Harriet  A.    (Miller)    (T*).   175 

Harriet  D.   (Hasbrouck)    (IT),  141 

Harriet  Jarvis   (IT),  132 

Harriet  H.    (Belden)    (T«).  94.  139 

Harrison   L.    (Or").   428 

Harriet  L.    (Balcom)    ("W*).    345 

Harriet  M.   (Berry)    (S).  432.  433 

Harriet  Rebecca    (T^),    173 

Harriet    (Conant)   (W^).  348 

Harriet    (Cooper)    (H?).    414 

Harriet   (Fowler)    (T»),  187,  249 

Harrison  A.    (T»).  100,  147 

Harry   (Or">).   429 

Harry  Adelbert   (T"),   239 

Harry  Gedney   (!P),   191 

Harry   Glenn    (T»),   269 

Harry  Mackenzie    (T').   200 

Harvey  '(T«),  84,   100.  113 

Harvey   (T').  129.  153.  213 

Harvey   (T^),   184,   244 

Hattie    (T»).    248 

Hattie   (W»),  344 

Hattie  Arad    (T»).  257 

Hattie  Crocker    (T«).   235 

Hattie  Frances    (T*).   191 

Hawise    (de   Lyons).    12 

Helen    (T"),    249 

Helen  Jane    (T').    168 

Helen  Jay   (T»).    240 

Helen  L.    (Ransom)    (T«).   231 

Helen  M.    (Kimball)    (P').   355 

Heber  Newton  (S).  432 

Helen  Vaughan  (T^).  178 

Helen    (Gibson)    (W«).   353 

Helen   (Rumsev)    (T^).   169 


Henrietta  (V).   170 

Henrietta  C.   (Todd)    (T^).  130.  189 

Henrietta  (Beekman)   (T').  114,  169 

Henrietta   (Wilcox)    (D,   173 

Henry   (1579).  13 

Henry   (H«),  363.  367,  368.  405 

Henry   (H'),    375 

Henry    (K«).    375.    381 

Henry   (»?).    237 

Henry   (T«).   100.   104 

Henry   (TO,    129,    153 

Henry   (T'),  177,  183.  202,  242 

Henry   (T»),   242 

Henry   (T?),    418 

Henry   (U').   424 

Henry   (W),   339 

Henry  of  Bccleston.  335 

Henry  of  Newark.  26.  28.  357.  358  35| 

Henry  of  Pre.stwich.    21 

Henry  of  Rainforth,   21 

Henry  of  Tulchuth.   21 

Henry  of  Upholland.  Eng..  20 

Henry  of  Wigan,    21 

Henry  of  Whiston.    21 

Henry  of  Windle.    21 

Henry  A.    (Dyer)    (T).   164 

Henry  Clinton  (T"),  101.  148 

Henry  Franklin    (T»),    212 

Henry  H.    (tf^),    425 

Henry  Lawson   (T^),  163.   231 

Henry  N.  (T*),  183 

Henry  Roscoe  (T»).  235 

Henry  Sanford  (TO,  138 

Henry  T.  (W^).  346 

Henry  Vaughan    (T*).    178 

Henry  Ware.  Admiral,  25 

Henry  William   (TO,  148.  204 

Hepsabeth    (T»).   188 

Herbert    (TO,  145 

Herbert   (TO.  199 

Herbert   (TO,   248.   264.   266 

Herbert  Mead    (TO.   238 

Herbert   R.    (WO.   344 

Herman    (T«).   194 

Herve   (de  Lion),  334 

Hervey  C.    (T»).   245,    270 

Hester  C.    (TO,  113 

Hezeklah    (TO,  86 

Hiram    (T«),  98,   104 

Hiram    (TO,    153 

Hiram    (T?).   217,   440 

Hiram  D.    (TO,    187.    248 

Hiram  M.    (S),    432 

Hiram   Sparks    (UO,   424 

Hollv   (TO.   91 

HoMister  William    (T*).    261 

Homer   (GrO,    429 

Homer   (Qr^O,    430 

Homer   (W?),    348 

Homer  Ernest   (T»),   26S 

Horace   (Or«).   427,   428 

Horace   (TO.    154.    218 

Horace   (W?),  427 

Horace  Anson   (T*).    255 

Horace  D.    (T«),    214,   262 

Horatio   (TO.  148 


LYON  NAMES 


451 


Hosea    (T?).  418 

Howard   (T»),  248 

Howard  K.    (D,    146 

Howard  Milton    (T»),    263 

Howard  S.    (H»),   409 

Hudson  H.    (T«),    219 

Hugo  (de    Lyons),    8,    9,    10 

Huldah   (Aylesworth)       (Cole)      (I'). 

154,   217 
Huldah    (Smith)    (K?),   321 
Hyatt   (T'),72 
Hyatt    (T9),  96 
Hyatt   (T'),  141,  19S 

Ida   (TO),    242 

Ida   (T'"),    273 

Ida   (U"),    424 

Ida  A.   (Requa)    (V).  145.  201 

Ida   E.    (Hume)    (T^,   172 

Ida  Luella   (T»).  251 

Ida  May   (Pildew)    (T»),  236,  269 

Ida  ( )    (ar«>).    429 

Ida   ( )    (T^),  215 

Ida   (Suttle)   (Smith)   (T»),  216 
Ina   (T'").  273 
Ilgeram   (d€  Lyons),  10 
Ingelram    (de   Lions).   9,   10.    334 
Innis  Palmer   (H'"),   411 

Ira   ( )    (K?),    322 

Irena   (S?),    431 

Irene   (T»),    26'2 

Irving  Addison  (T*).  188 

Irving  Phillips    (T»).    266 

Irving  •Wittall    (T'),   220,    266 

Isaac    (BT),    386 

Isaac    (T»),   74,    100,    102 

Isaac    (T«),  85.  100,  108,  125,  147,  160 

Isaac   (T«),  181,  241 

Isaac   (T»).  249 

Isaac  B.    (T^),  98,   144 

Isaac  D.    (D,  130,  187 

Isaac  P.    (TO,    le^O 

Isaac  Perry    (Qjfi).   427 

Isabel   G.    (T'),  220 

Isabella   (Carter)    (IT),   170 

Isabella   (Moore)   (V),  168 

Isabella   (Patterson)    CPenxt?),    324 

Isabella  (Reed)    (Penn»),   324 

Isadora    (Bird)    (IT*),    425 

Israel    (TM,  58,  75.  419 

Israel    (T''),  75.  103,  3-36,  419 

Israel   (T'),    84,    104.    125 

Israel    (T').  127,   154.  182,  216 

Israel  Whitney   (P*),   355 

Ithamer  Osborn   (D,   141,   197 

Ithamer  Osborn  (T*),  197 

Jabez    (T«),    85 
Jabez  H.    (T'),   127 
Jacob   (Penn'').  325 
Jacob  of  G-ageboro.   426 
James    (Qr'»).   430 
James    (H*?).    363 
James   (H-),  369,  400 
James    (H?).  414 
James   (Ja'),  332 


James   (Ja-),  332 

James   (Ja'),  332 

James   (Ja*),  333 

James   (Ja?),  333 

James   (Penn'),  323.  328 

James  (P«xm=),  323,  324 

James   (Ponn'),  323,  324,  325,  326,  328. 

329 
James   (PennM,  326 
James   (Penn'),  329 
James   (»?),   237 
James   (T«),  54,  60,  67,  78 
•    James    (T^),   65,   67,  74,  85,  88  4S7 
James   (T«),    86,    88,    91,    110,    127.   1S2. 

136,  286 
James  (D,   127,  132,  137,   18S 
James    (T«),    183,    187,    193,    198,    248, 

253 
James   (T?),  419 
James  of  Machias.   26 
James  of  Ormskirk,  21 
James  of  Kainforth,  21 
James   A.   (H?),  414 
James  Alexander   (Penn^),   827 
James  B.   (Penn*).  329,  330 
James  B.  (Penn').  330 
James  C.   (H?),  415 
James  D.   (T'),  127 
James  E.    (Penn'),   328 
James  G.  (Penn<).  326,  328 
James  Graham  (Penn'),  328 
James  H.    (Penn«),  329 
James  H.    (T»),   77,   112 
James  H.    (JT),  423 
James  H.    CW).  348 
James  Harvej'  (T*),  112 
James  Harvey   (T).   167 
James  Henry    (T*),   184 
James  M.    (T«),   116,   172 
James  M.   (T«).  183 
James  Madison    (V),   137 
James  Newman  (T'),  191 
James  Park  (Penn'),  327 
James  S.   (T*),  210 
James  W.    (T«),   110,   117,   165 
James  W.    (T).   165 
James  Walter  (T»),  18« 
James  William    (T*),   234 
James  Winfred   (T"),  253 
Jane   (Ja'),  332 
Jane   (T»),   112 
Jane   (D,   14i2 
Jane  E.    (T«).   92 

Jane  Freelove  (Harper)  (T').  112,  166 
Jane  Horton   (IT),  129 
Jane  A.  (Ayres)   (Penn*).  329 
Jane  A.   (Merritt)    (D,  132.  13S 
Jane  Ann  (T»),  103 
Jane  Ann    (T»),   183 
,Tane   (Hubbs)    (T^),   79 
Jane   (Lefavour)    (Ja=),  332 
.Tane    (Tilson)    (B?),  237 
Jane   (Yerks)    (XT),  423 
Jannette  (Mason)    (W*).  353 
Jared    (D.   103 
Jared  (T),  153.  216 


452 


GKKXBAL 


Jarvis  (T"),  88 
Jarvjs   (V),  132 
Jasper  (W),  349 
Jay  Edgar   (T»),   180 
Jay  Edgar   (V),  239,  269 
Jeannette  C.    (Cornell)    (T*),  186 
Jedediah    (H?),   414 
Jediah    (K?).  414 
Jeffrey  (de  Leonibus),  12 
Jeffrey   (de  Lions),  11,  12 
Jemima  (Seaman)    (T*),    55 
Jemima  (Theall)    (T=).  50,  60 
Jemima  A.    (Henry)    (T«),   112 
Jennie  Alice    (T»),    254 
Jennie  C.   (Carr)   (T'),  169 
Jennie  Jones    (T"),   200 
Jennie  Tower  (T"),  235 
Jere  Miller  (T«),  185 
Jeremiah   (P'),  355 
Jeremiah   (T*),  60 

Jeremiah  Banks   (T*),  242 
Jerusha   (Husted)    (T»),  83,  437 
Jerusha  (Peck)    (T").   64 
Jerusha  (Woolsey)   (T»),  75,  106 

Jesse    (T''),   71,    94 

Jesse    (T«),   88,  94,  131,  140 

Je.sse   (T«),   140 

Jesse  Gerow    (T'),   140 

Jessie    (T»).    263 

Jessie  H.    (T»),  248 

Jessie  Viva   (H°),   410 

Joanna   (H"),  374 

Joanna  (T*),  58,  77 

Joanna   (W*?),  433 

Joanna  (Ball)    (K»),  367 

Joanna   (Hillis)    (H?).  414 

Joanna   (Prudden)    (H^),  362 

Job   (T'),  52 

Job    (T»).   64.  84,  419 

Joel    (T'),   154 

John   (Or"),  429 

John    (H=),   359,    361 

John   (H^),   361,   363 

John    (H«?),   363 

John    (H''),   374,   381 

John    (W),  374.   375.   379,   441 

John    (H?),   414,   415 

John    (Ja3),   332 

John   (Ja?).   333 

John   (PennM,  a23.  328 

John    (Penn^),   323,   32.n 

John    (Penn'),   324,  325,   328 

John    (Penn*),   325 

John   (Penn"),  328 

John    (T^),    45,    47,    49,    284,    287,    288, 
289 

John    (T'),   48,   53,  286 

John   (T^,   M,  65,   305,   436 

John    (D,   66,   67,   88,   91,   116.   419 

John    (T«),   86.   87,   91,   104,   128.   129 

John   (T'),  153,   165 

John   (T«),   188 

John    (T»).   249 

John    (T?),   419 

John    (W«).   342 

John    (W«?),   341,   426,   427 


John   (W»),  347  ^ 

John  (1370),  18 

John    [de  Lions].  16,  17 

John   [Ireland  1362],  15 

John    [Lord  Mayor],  13 

John  of  Bury,  Eng.,  20 

John  of  Eccleston.   21 

John  of  Glamis.    19 

John  of  Halewood,  21 

John  of  Mifflington.   Pa.,   26 

John  of  Preston.  21 

John  of  Rainforth,   21 

John  of  fRockaway  (Sf?),  367 

John  of  Salem,    24 

John  of  Scituate,  322,  352 

John  of  Taunton,  26 

John  of  Tulchuth,  21 

John  of  Upholland,  20,  21 

John  of  Warkworth.   12,  17,  18,   20 

John  of  Whiston,  21 

John  A.    (T«),   187 

John  Addison   (D,   130.   188 

John  Addison      (T»),   188,   249 

John  Ahaz  (T*),  186 

John  B.    (T»),    192 

John  Gary   cm).  408 

John  Corson    (T«).   198 

John  Denniston  (Penn"),  327 

John  E.   (Penn*),  329 

John  E.    (Penn»),   330 

John  Edward   (T«),   201 

John  Emery   (T«),   208 

John  Ferris    (T"),   129 

John  Glamis  (Penn"),  330 

John  H.    (T«),   185 

John  H.    (T»),   245 

John  H.   H.    (T'),  146 

John  Heath    (H'),   401,  403,   407 

John  Heath   (H*),  410 

John  Henry   (T^)^  204 

John  Huyler    (T'),    143,    200 

John  J.   (Ja?).  333 

John  Jay   (T'),  122 

John  M.    (T«),    117 

John  M.  (T'),  173 

John  Merritt    (T«),    96.    143,    173 

John  Miller   (T^),   185,  245 

John  Mott  (T").  270 

John  Newton  (T'),  130.  190 

John  Patton    (Penn«),   329 

John  Patton    (Penn«).    330 

John  Peshine    (T«).   99.   145 

John  Polhemus   (T^),  167 

John  Porter  (Penn'^),  330 

John  R.   (Penn*).  326 

John  Rathburn   (T«).  110,  165 

John  Robert    (T').    148 

John  S.    (Penn'').    330 

John  V.    D.    (H'),   407 

John  W.    (Penn*),   326,   328 

John  W.    (Tf),   101,   108,   149,   163 

John  W.    (T'),  142,   19e. A 

John  Walter    (T*).    200  7 

John  Woolsey    (Or),    140 
Jonathan    (T»),    50,    57,    299,    304,    356 
Jonathan    (T*),   57,   73,   420 


LYON  NAMES 


453 


Jonathan  (T»),  74,  77,  101,  111 

Jonathan  (T«),  86.  93,  100,  127.  139 

Jonathan  (D,  128,  166 

Jonathan  (W*),  341 

Jonathan  (W),  344,  434 

Jonathan  (W«).  346 

Jonathan  P.  (K«),  375 

Joseph  (H=),  361 

Joseph  (H'),  363,  365 

Joseph  (H<).  370 

Joseph  (H«?),  364 

Joseph  (H').  369 

Joseph  (H:'?).  406 

Joseph  (T=),  25,  50,  287,  292,  335 

Joseph  (T«),  50,  59,  301 

Joseph  (T*),  54,  59,  60,  78 

Joseph  (T'),  66 

Joseph  (T«),  83,  113.  116,  122 

Joseph  (V).   122,  166,  173 

Joseph  (T?),  420 

Joseph  (W^'),  339 

Joseph  (W3),  339 

Joseph  (W8),  342 

Joseph  A.  B.  (K*),  373 

Joseph  B.  (Penn*),  329 

Joseph  B.  (r),  119,  137 

Joseph  Close  (T').  78 

Joseph  Herbert  (T»),  253,  271 

Joseph  Palmer  (E?),  337 

Joseph  T.  (TO.  123,  180 

Joseph  Warren    (T').   24  4 

Joseph  Woodford    (T'),   205 

Josephine   (T'),  134 

Josephine  C.    (Holly)     (T«).    220 

Josephine   (Vandenburg)      (T'),      16t 

233 
Josephus   CW).   352,  353 
Joshua   (T*),   6'2,   65,   80,   420 
Joshua   (T«?).    436 
Joshua  F.   (Penn»),  329 
Joshua  J.    (T8),   97 
Josiah    (H<),   368 
Josiah    ("W*),  340 
Josiah    (W).  341 
Josiah  of  Ralnforth,   21 
Josiah  E.    (T*),   213,   26'2 
Judah    (W«).   349 
Jude   (T^).   48 
Judith    (Jones)    (W),  343 
Judson    (W8),    344,    346 
Judson  West  (T"),  239,  270 
Julia   (Maynard)    (0^),   424 
Julia   (Van  Warner)    (T^),  150.  206 
Julia  A.    (T«),  210 
Julia  A.    (Davis)    (TO,   138,   195 
Julia  A.   (Phelps)    (D.  160,  226 
Julia  Ann    (T«>,   97,    101 
Julia  Ann   (TO.  148 
Julia  Ann    (Field)     (T^).    149.    204 
Julia  Ann    (Herrick)    (T«).  101 
Julia  Augusta   (T»).   244 
Julia  Frances    (D.  17^ 
Julietta   (Denton)    (B?).    237 
Julina   (Smith)    (T),    163,    233 
Justus    (T'),    66,    86 
Justus    (T«).   86 


Justus    (T?),    420 
Justus    (WO,   352 

Kate   (Penn'),    329 

Kate  A.    (Taylor)    (T»),    245 

Katharine  Ware  (T»),  253 

Katherin    (W),    347 

Katherlne  M.     (Paulson)      (T"),     115, 

170 
Kenneth  B.   (T»),  263 
Kezlah    (Foster)    (O*?),    356 
Knapp   (TO,   127,   184 
Kyle   (T»),    265 

L.  Emmogene   (Upham)    (W»),  346 
Laura  (Tyrrell)    (Or"),    429 
Laura  (Williams)    (T«),  178,  240 
Laura  A.    (T«),    219 
Laura  Angellne    (T»),    240 
Laura  E.    (Dada)    (D,   122 
Laura  Louise  (T»),  254 
Laura  Louise   (T"),  270 
Laura  Lucille    (T«),   235 
Laurance  Paul   (T^"),   271 
Lawrence  Ludlow    (T^),    145 
Lauretta    (T').   201 
Lavandcha    (Green)    (T*),    213 

Laverne   ( )    (T»)    262 

Lavlna  (D,  125 

Lavinla  (T«),  110 

Lavlnia  White    (TO.    187 

Leah   (T«),  95 

Lemuel    (P*),    353 

Lemuel   (W),    341 

Lena  M.    (Shapley)    (TO,  262 

Leonard   (T»),   187,   248 

Leonard   ("W),   345 

Leonora  (T'),    191 

Leroy   (T^).    168 

Le  Roy  Faust   (T»),   255 

Leroy  M.    (TO,   242 

Levi    (V).   123 

Levi    (W),  342 

Levi  C.   (S).  431 

Levlnia   (Brooks)    (T«).   90.    135 

Lewis   (H^),   388 

Lewis    (T«).   88,   132 

Lewis  Ed'wln   (TO.   122 

Lewis  S.    (GrO.  4  28,  430 

Llbble  ( )    (TO.    215 

Libby   (TO,  202 

Lillian  E.    (TO.   146 

Lillian     Mae   (Clock)    (T»),   233 

Lillle  I.    (TO.   191 

Lina    (T«),  108 

Linda  Gale    (TO.   203 

Lizzie    (Lockyer)    (T'),    244,    270 

Lizzie  Gale   (Chapin)    (T'),   148,  20S 

Lizzie  S.   (White)    (TO.  190 

I^lewellyn  Erwin  (T»),  239 

Lois    (TO,   154 

Lois    (TO,   208 

Lois   (WO,   340 

Lois   (Morse)    (TO.   257 

Lois    (Wright)    (P"),  354 

Lonesa  S.    (TO.   186 


454 


CKJfEKAL  INDEX 


Lorena  Adelia   (T"),  239 

Lorena  B.    (Auchanipaugh)    (I*),    234 

L,orenzo  E.    (T'),   167 

Lorenzo  Gi-enville    (T*"),    235 

L/Orenzo  M.    {T«),   113,   168 

Lorenzo  M.    (T^),   236 

Loretta   (Horton)    (T«),  90 

Lioretta   (Sturtevant)    (D,   130 

Loretta  (Peck)    (T'),   136,   194 

J^ottie    (W),  353 

Louie   (T'«),    273 

Louis   (U'),   425 

Louisa  (Flewellyn)    (T»).  246 

Louisa   (Haiglit)    (T»),   117,   173 

Louisa  Catherine    (T'),   132 

Louisa  F.    (Deincke)    (T'),   130,   1S8 

Louisa  G.   (Smith)    (T*),   231 

Louisa  M.    (T»),   185 

Louisa  P.    (White)    (T*).    200 

Louisa  Sanford  (T*),  186 

Louisa  Smith    (T»),    186 

Louisa   (Whitaker)    (T').   169 

Louise   (Champion)     (T"),    262 

Louise  Frances    (E?),   337 

Louise  Merwin    (T*),   235 

Lovica   (Smith)    (H?),   322 

Lovina   (Packard)    (T'),  161,   229 

Lovina   (Pollard)    (H?),   322 

Lucien  H.    (T'),   163 

Lucina   (Baker)    (H?),  322 

Lucinda    (W»),   342 

Lucinda   (Stringham)    (T'),    150,    207 

Lucius  of  Michigan,    26 

Lucius  H.    (T'),   123,   439 

Lucresia   (W«?),  340 

Lucus    (T'),    125 

Lucy    (P«),   354 

Lucy    (T°),   249 

Lucy   ( ' )    (T*),    203 

Lucy   (Kerr)    (T*).    178,    240 
Ludlow   L.    (T^),    214 
Lulu    (T'),   168 
Luther   (T"),   82.   84,   119 
Luther   (T'),   153,   154 
Luther   (WO).   342 
Luther  Peet    (T*),    175 
Lydia   (Huibbard)    (T'),    128 
Lydia  Ann    (T«),   112 
Lyman    (Q«),    356 
Lyman    (T»),   248 
Lyman  Cook    (T«),    187 
Lyman  H.    (W^),    348 

Mabel  A.    (Robinson)    (T»),   245,  271 

Madeleine   S.    (T'),  146 

Maggie   (Or»),    428 

Maggie   (D,    172 

Major   (H?),   321 

Malissa   (Lane)    (T^).  213 

Marcus    (D.    122,    178 

Marcus    (T8),   207.   256 

Marcus    (W^?),  342 

Margaret    (Pcnn^).   325,   328 

Mfirgaret   (S).    432 

Margaret    (T').   131 

Margaret    (Acker)    (T'),  141,   190 


Margaret  (Blaine)   (Peim='),  324 

Margaret  (Denny)    (Pena'),   323 

Margaret   (de  Sutton),  16 

Margaret    (Douglas)    (Penn-'),   327 

Margaret   (Herbert)    (H?),    415 

Margaret   (Noxon)    (Penn*),    329 

Margaret   (Oliver)    (Penn^*),  324 

Margaret    (Patterson)    (Penn"),    328 

Margaret    (Taylor)    (Penn'),   325 

Margaret  of  Ormskirk,  21 

Margaret  of  Up  hoi  land,   21 

Margaret  A.    (T'),    127 

Margaret  A.    (Anderson)   (Penn^),  323 

Margaret  Ann    (T*).   18'5 

Margaret  E.    (Hamill)    (Penn'),   329 

Margaret  H.    (Penn'^),    331 

Margaret  Jane   (T*),    191 

Margaret   M.    (Morris)    (T«),   88 

Margaret  O.    ORoss)    (Penn^),   326 

Margaret  S.    (Penn»),    330 

Margerie,   (1322).  17 

Margery    (T"),  261 

Margori    (Penn"),    330 

Maria   (T«),   112 

Maria   (T'),   146 

Maria    (T^),    202 

Maria   (W).   348 

Maria    (Harriman)    <T'),   142 

Maria   (Schryver)    (T'),   150.   205 

Maria  C.    (Phelps)    (D,    160,    224 

Maria  H.    (Thomas)    (T').    169 

Marian  Bella   (Penn^),  330 

Marie  L.    (T'),   146 

Marierie  of  (Drmskirk,    21 

Mariette   (Lane)    (T^).   213 

Marion  Crane   (T»),    237 

Marjorie   (T^*),    261 

Mark   (T*).    236 

Marsh    (T^*),    69 

Marsilva   (Cheney)    (W),  340 

Martha    (Or"),    4  29 

Martha   (!«),   95.   112 

Martha   (W»?),  340 

Martha    (Clark)    (T«),   86,   127 

Martha   (Clear)    (T«),   89 

Martha   (Hanscom)    (H?),    415 

Martha   (Ludlow)    (H*),    374 

Martha    (Lyon)    (H"),    377 

Martha   (Lyon)    (T*),    58,    6'7 

Martha    (Schofleld)    (T«),   100 

Martha   (Wheeler)    (P«),   354 

Martha  Ann    (W«),   346 

Martha  Elizabeth    (T"),    168 

Martha  J.    (Sherman)    (T'),   150 

Martha  L.    (Lyon)    (T'),   130,   131.   189 

Martin    (J"),   352 

Martin    (T"),    82,    120 

Marvin    (?).    352 

Marvin  H.    (D,    121 

Marvin  T.    (W«),   349 

Mary    (Gr»),   429 

Mary    (H^^).   360 

Mary   (K*?),  363,  365 

Mary    (H"),  400 

Mary    (H«),   375 

Mary    (H*),  40S 


LYON  NAMES 


456 


Peim^),  324,  325 

t:),    302 

T3),  48 

T*),    305 

TO),    65,    75 

T«),   85,   88,    92,   94,   102 

T'),   165 

T»),   190 

■W'),   352 
of  Holyoke.   25 
of  Ormskirk,  21 

Avery)    (T»),   187 

Baldwin)    (H^?),  362 

Ballen)    (H?),    415 

Banks)    (T^),   286 

Molly]    (Banks)    (T»),  67 

Bird)    (Vr^),   340 

Blakeslee)   (T«),  216,  264 

Brown)    (K»),   379 

Clason)    (D,    130,    187 

Conrad)    (T'),    120,   176 

Derby)    (T").   83 

Duchat)    (Penn"),   326 

Field)    (H?),   415 

Porsythe)    (Pexm^),  324 

Poster)    (H^),  362,  365 

Gedney)    (T"),   72,   96 

Green)    (T»),   70 

Green)    (.V),    136 

Haight)    (T«),   60 

Herrick)    (T'),   75,  103 

Horton)   (Crane)   (T'),  127.  184 

Husted)    (T«).   91.   135,  311 

Jones)    (CF),  356 

Knapp)    (T').    50.    58,   311 

I^yon)    (Pennn.    323,    328 

Lyon)    (T*).   58 

McClure)    (T«).  110 

McMillan)    (T»),   115 

Mead)    (T*).  58 

Merritt)    (T^).   51.   63 

Miller)    (T<),  55,  69 

Odell)    (U«),  423 

Peck)    (T«).  82,  91,  118,  137 

Quimby)    (T').   71 

Reynolds)    (T«).  87 

Richie)    (Penn'^).   329 

Robbins)    (T*).   91,   138 

Scobie)    (T«).  112.  166 

Smith)    (Or»),   429 

Smith)    (T')    122,   179 

Southworth)    (T*),    178 

Stedwell)    (T?).   45 

Suydam)    (W).  407 

Tucker)      (Watson)      (T^),     76. 

Varian)    (T'^),   75 
Ward)    (H=).   360 
Whitehead)    (H?),    415 
Willson)     (T=),    45,     277,     280, 

Wright)    (GrS).   427,   429 

Wood)    (T«),  186,  246 

Younglove)    (H),   401 
A.    (T*),   235 
A.   (Gilmore)    (W»),  350 


Mary  A.   (Lowrie)    (Penn^),  329 

Mary  A.    (Parsell)    (H?),   415 

Mary  A.    (Wardell)    (T*),  96 

Mary  Abigail    (T'"),   270 

Mary  Adelia   (T*),    198 

Mary  Adeline   (TP).  137 

Mary  Alice    (T"),    164 

Mary  Ann   (V),  150 

Mary  Ann    (Fowler)    (T'),    137 

Mary  Ann   (Oaks)    (W?).    342 

Mary  Ann   (Woolsey)    (T'),   140,   196 

Mary  Ann  M.    (W*),    345 

Mary  Ann  Ophelia  (I«),  185 

Mary  Augusta   (T*),    191 

Mary  Augusta   (V),    166 

Mary  B.    (Lockwood)    (T»),   255 

Mary  B.   (Williams)    (BC?),    414 

Mary  C.    (T»),  250 

Mary  C.   (Buckley)    (D,  129 

Mary  C.    (Mabie)    (T').    143,    200 

Mary  C.    (Palmer)    (T').   160,  221 

Mary  C.    (Reynolds)    (T»),   186 

Mary  Cornelia    (T^).    175 

Mary  E.    (Penn<),   326 

Mary  E.    (T'),    155,   439 

Mary  E.    (!«),  219 

Mary  E,    (T»),    219 

Mary  E.    (W).   347 

Mary  E.    (Christian)    (T«),    216 

Mary  E.    (Holloway)    (T*),   214 

Mary  B.    (Miles)     (B?),    237 

Mary  E.    (Morgan)    (Pexui*),   329 

Mary  E.    (Tei-ry)    (T«),    220 

Mary  B.    (Whittlesey)    (Penn*).   329 

Mary  Eliza   (T«),  97 

Mary  Elizabeth    (D,   123,   125 

Mary  Elizabeth    (IT").    424 

Mary  F.    (Acker)    (T').   134 

Mary  Farnham    (T»),   261 

Mary  G.    (Taylor)    (S).    432 

Mary   Ida   (Penn'^).    328 

Mary  J.    (Davidson)    (T«),   214 

Mary  Jane   (T"),   127 

Mary  Jane   (T«),  190 

Mary  Jane   (Conklin)    (T'),   141 

Mary  Jerusha   (©').   356 

Mary  H.    (Archibald)    (T').  143.   201 

IMary  Hastings    (T'),   235 

Mary  L.   (Brundage)    (T'),   141,   197 

Mary  L.    (Hooper)    (T«),   188.   249 

Mary  L,.    (Lockwood)    (T«),  193.  251 

Mary  L,    (Orvis)    (Peim'*).  330 

Mary  L.    (Taylor)    (T»)   245 

Marv  Louisa    (T*),    235 

Mary  Louise    (T«),   197 

Mary   Lowrie   (VejuaP),  330 

Mary  M.    (PennO).   327 

Mary   M.    (T^),   131 

Mary  M.    (Abend roth)    (T'),    136 

Mary  N.    (Sarles)    (IT),  130 

Mary  P.    (Albree)    (T»).  266 

Mary  P.    (Vail)    (T«).  234.  268 

Marv  R.    (Brush)    (T").  85 

Mary  R.    (Winslow)    (T»),    170 

Mary  S.    (T'),   142 

Mary  S.    (T"),  240 


456 


GSNERAL  INOKX 


Mary  S.   (Johnson)    (T'),    132 

Mary  Underhill   (T«),  94 

Mary  W.   (Purdy)    (T').  139,  196 

Mary  Wight  (W).  344 

Matilda   (T«),  84 

Matilda   (de  Lyons).  12 

Matilda    (Smith)    (T*),  199 

Matthew  of  Vermont,   26 

Matthias   (H*),  374 

Matthias   (H^),  379 

Maud  Catharine    (T>»),   254 

Maud  E.    (W»),  346 

Maud  E.    (Lyon)    (W').  344 

Maude  S.    (Gary)    (H»),  410 

Maude  S.    (Norder)    (H"),   410 

May   (T«),    257 

Meeres   (T«),  202 

Melvin  T.    (T»),    265,    273 

Merrill  Palmer   (E?),  337 

Merrit  Joel    (T^),  212 

Merritt   (T«),  89.  437 

Merritt   (D,  169 

Merritt   (T»),  183 

Merton    (T»).  265 

Michael    (T?),  420 

Mildred   (T»).  263,  264 

Mildred    (T").   261.   270 

Miles   (T').   128.   184 

Miles  B.    (TS),  214 

Millard  Filmore   (T^),   164,  234 

Miller   (U').  424 

Miller  R.    (XT).  424 

Millie   (T»).   254 

Milton   (T8),  208,  257 

Mineola   ( ■ — )    (T»),   246 

Minnie   (T'),   219 

Minnie   ( )    (T'),   168 

Minnie   (Deterle)    (D,  145 

Minnie  Estelle    (T^),    191 

Minnie   (Robbins)    (T»),   249 

Minon   (Penn').   330 

Miriam   (Penn^),  331 

Miriam   CW).  352 

Miriam  C.   (Ward)   (!«),  215,  263 

Miriam  M.    (Searles)    (V),   154.    219 

Mitchell    (ar»),  428 

Molly   (Pratt)    (W),  342 

Monmouth   (T').   57,  72 

Monmouth    (T^),  73,  99 

Monmouth    (T«),  98 

Monmouth    (T^).   145.   201 

Monmouth  Ford   (T«).   201 

Montgomery    (T*).  242 

Moreau  P.    (T»),  185 

Morton   (T^).  216 

Moses   (H»).  375 

Moses   (T«),   82,   122 

Moses    (rrs),  75.   104,   286 

Moses   (T?),   420 

Moses   (W*).   340 

Moses    (W).    352 

Moses  G.    (V).  355 

Moses  Vail    (V),   188 

Mott   (T«).   108 

Murray   (T«),  181 

Myra  (Fischer)   (T»).  263 


Nancy  (Pean'),  324,  325 

Nancy   (Bedlow)    (H?).   415 

Nancy   (Cleveland)    (T«),   104.   154 

Nancy   (De  Revere)    (U»),  423 

Nancy   (Patterson)    (Penn^),   324 

Nancy  H.    (Tucker)    (W),   345 

Nancy  M.    (Husted)    (T«),  88,  311 

Nancy  M.    (Wheeler)    (U'),   423 

Naomi  Thatcher   (T*),   58 

Nathan    (A*).  351 

Nathan    (H?),  416 

Nathan  Emery   (T'),   131,   190 

Nathan  Emery   (T»).    251 

Nathan  Ray   (T»),   240 

Nathan  Rockwell   (T^).  120,  175 

Nathan  Rodney  (T»),  239 

Nathaniel   (H=),  359,   361,   365 

Nathaniel   (H?),    416 

Nathaniel    (H'),   379,   380 

Nathaniel    (T«),   56 

Nathaniel   (T*),  183 

Nathaniel    (T?).  420 

Nathaniel,   General    (W^),    25,   434 

Nathaniel    CW^?).    348 

Nathaniel  M.    (T*),   183 

Nathaniel   S.    (H'),  375.  407 

Nehemiah    (T*),  56,  71 

Nehemiah   (T"),   72.   95,   309 

Nehemiah   (T«),  95 

Nehemiah    (W).    427 

Nellie   (W»),   353 

Nelson    (T").    100 

Nelson   (T^).   211 

Nelson  E.    (T^).  147.  202 

Newell    (D,   122 

Newell    (T9),    178.    240 

Newman  Clark    (T').    127.    183 

Newman  C.    (T*),   183.   243 

Newman  C.    (T").  243 

Newton   (T^),  122 

Nicholas   (de  Lennes).   15 

Nicholas  of  Weston.   11.   12.   14,   20 

Nicholas  B.    (T»),  72,  97 

Nina   (Dalton)    (T*).    234 

Noah   (TS),    64.   84.    420 

Noah    (T^).  125,  180 

Obediah   (H«?).  365 

Olin   J.    (TT«).    425 

Olive  M.    (W8).  346 

Olive  Marie    (T*).   254 

Oliver  C.    (W»).   346 

Oliver  Crane    (T»).    237 

Oliver  M.   (T'),  126 

Oliver  W.   (W),  346 

Oliver  W.    (W»),  344 

Oliver  West   (T»).   239 

Olivia  Augusta  (T'),  191 

Olivia   (Lyon)     (Sherwood)     (T«).    82, 

117 
Ophelia   (Haines)    (T').  141 
Oril    (VT),    345 
Orison  Blunt    (D.    144 
Orrin    ("W^).   345 
Orville  J.    (T»).   213.   262 
Orson    (T^).   125 


LYON  NAMES 


467 


Orson  Israel   (T»),   176.  228 
Oscar   iV),   424 

Osmond  Custis    (V),    130,    131,    189 
Otis  T.   (W).  344 

Page  (T").  248 

Palmer  Heath    (K»),   407.   410 

Pamela  (Telmadge)    (T«),  100 

Pamelia  (Gould)    (D,  152,  210 

Parker  Campbell    (Penn<),   326 

Parmelia  (Telmadge)    (T"),  100 

Parthena  (Crawford)    (T'),  74 

Patty   (Schofield)    (T«),  100 

Paul  Paden    (T"),    260,    272 

Paulina  (Curtis)    (Miller)    (T«),    100 

Paulina  E.   (Lyon)    (T'),  189,  190,  251 

Pauline  Eugena  (T»),  255 

Pelatiah   (W=),  344 

Percy   (Qr»»),  430 

Percy  Tuft^  (T»),  267 

Permelia   (Watson)    (T«),    198 

Perlina   (Curtis)     (Miller)     (T»).     100 

147 
Permilla  E.    (T»),    254 
Perry   (T^),   141 
Peter   (H«),    379.   380 
Peter   (H?),   416,   421 
Peter  (I"),  353 
Peter   (T*),   58,   76,    420 
Peter   (T''),  76 
Peter   (T«),  112 
Peter   (U»).   423 
Peter  (de  Leonibus),  15,  22 
Peter  of  Dorchester.    22,    25,    26.   42 
Peter  of  Ormsklrk.  21 
Peter  of  Tulchuth,   21 
Peter  of  Upholland,  20 
Peter  of  Windle,  21 
Peter  P.    (T'),    77,    114 
Peter  P.   (T«),   114 
Peter  Quereau   (T'),  183.      ,n  .    -^ 
Z^hebe   (H«i_31^— 4  7^ »    i  A  fc  «- 
Phebe   (!«).  74.  336-r-r^/.-»     ?£ 
Phebe   (T«).   94.  98  sJ. J/f  f-f^'    /^ 
Phebe    (V).   172        K*     '   * -*  /  *=*/ 
Phebe   (W«).  342 
Phebe   (Bush)    (D,   152,   209 
Phebe   (Conklin)    (T«),   102 
Phebe   (Eddy)    (T«),  100,  147 
Phebe    (Fowler)   (T^).  184.  244 
Phebe   (Guion)    (T^),    69,    92 
Phebe    (Haight)    (D.   127.   182 
Phebe   (Hatfield)   (T«).  72 
Phebe   (Hyatt)    (T'),    136 
Phebe  (Lyon)    (T«).  58,  86 
Phebe   (Miller)    (H«),  380 
Phebe    (Miller)    (T').    51,    62,    305 
Phebe   (Morrell)    (T«),    110 
Phebe    (Palmer)     (K*),    368.    400 
Phebe  (Palmer)    (T').   77.   Ill 
Phebe   (Sands)   (T'),  80 
Phebe   (Seaman)   (Wheat)   (T^).  67,  91 
Phebe   (Sherwood)   (D.  79.  114 
Phebe  (Willson)    (T*).  55,  69 
Phebe  A.    (D,   137 
Phebe  Ann   (Bilbey)    (V),  140 


Phebe  J.    (T»),  187 

Phebe  N.   (V).  128 

Phebe  Willis   (IT),   17J 

Phelia  (»?).  237 

Phoebus  Wood    (V).   167,   235 

Philip   (T8),  230 

Philip   (W*),   340 

Philip   (de  Lenne),  15 

Philip    (de  Lyan),  15 

Philip    (of  New  York,   1705),  335 

Philip  Schuyler    (T«),    178 

Philip  Schuyler  (T»),  241 

Phillips   Rundle   (D,   220,  266 

Pierre  Cde  Lions),  334 

Piatt   (T«),    108 

Pliny    (V),   354 

Polhemus  (D,  167 

Polly    (T«),    115 

Polly   (TT),  152,   153 

Polly   (Banks)    (T'),  67 

Polly    (Bush)    (T«),  68,  70.   94 

Polly   (Clason)    (D,  130 

Polly    (Finch)    (T«),  108,   157 

Polly   (Grosvenor)    (W«?).   344 

Polly   (Lyon)    (T«),    58 

Polly   (McMillan)    (T«),   115 

Polly  Herrick    (T').   75 

Polly  P.    (Van  Zandt)    (T»),   208.   256 

Polly  Pollard  (H?),  322 

Prudence   (Baldwin)    (H*?),  362 

Prudence   (Baldwin)    (H^),  401 

Prudence  (Cook)    (W),  345 

Priscilla   (Holcomb)    (D,   154,   218 

Pruella  (Peck)    (T«),    89 

Purdy   (»?),  237 

Rachel   (T'),    121 

Rachel   {V),    177 

Rachel   (Campbell)    (Penn«),   325 

Rachel  (Conklin)  (T»),  96,  142,  438, 

439 
Rachel  (Moore)  (K«),  379,  385 
Rachel  (Ogden)  (H»),  375 
Rachel  (Peck)  (T^),  82 
Rachel  A.  (Lindeman)  (T^).  137 
Rachel  P.  (Husted)  (IT).   120,  176 
Rachel  V.  (Sturges)  (D,  127,  181 
Ralph  (T»),  257 
Ralph  (de  Lioas).  11.  12.  14 
Ralph  Waldo  Emerson  (T»),  261 
Ransom  (T^),  121 
Ranulph  (de  Lions),  9,  10 
Ray  (D.  216.  265 
Ray  F.  (T»).  262 
Rebecca  (T«),  52 
Rebecca  (T*),  80 
Rebecca  (T«),  83,  117,  437 
Rebecca  (Bower)  (T^),  119.  175 
Rebecca  (Close)  (T«),  64  ,85 
Rebecca  (Cory)  (H?),  416 
Rebecca  (Fairchilds)  (K*?),  362,  401 
Rebecca  (Jones)  (P^).  355 
Rebecca  (Morse)  (W?).  344 
Rebecca  (Lyon)  (T»).  97.  116.  171 
Rebecca  (Russell)  (Penn'),  324 
Rebecca  (Yale)  (D.  154.  217 


46% 


GENEBAL   INDEX 


Rebecca  A.   (McAllister)    (Penn"),  327 

Rebecca  A.  (Turbett)   (P«nn*),  326 

Rebecca  A.    (Wilson)    (Peaa'),  327 

Rebecca  Jane    (JaM,   333 

Rebecca  Pugh    (Pena"),   330 

Rebecca  White   (T"),   187 

Rena  M.   (T").  273 

Reuben   (T*),  60 

Rheba  Bruff    (T«),    235 

Rhoda  (Miller)    (Or»),    427,    429 

Rhuna   (Conrad)    (T').   120,   176 

Richard   (d.    1579),   13 

Richard     (Ja^),  332 

Richard    (T-),   152,  209 

Richard   (T«),   214 

Richard    (de   Lenne),   15 

Richard   (de    Leuns),    16 

Richard  (de  Lions),  17 

Richard   (de  Lyons),   14 

Richard    (Lyons,  Vintner),  13 

Richard  of  Billing,   21 

Richard  of     Cambridge,  25 

Richard  of  Fairfield,    26,    28.    284.   358 

Richard  of  Great  Oakley,   17 

Richard  of  Northampton.    Eng.,    19 

Richard  of  Ormskirk.  21 

Richard  of  Redding,    26 

Richard  of  Tulchuth,    21 

Richard  of  Warkworth,    17 

Richard  B.   (K?).  416 

Richard  Bonham    (T'").  272 

Richard  Bruff   (T«),   235 

Richard  M.   (T«),  116,  172 

Richard  Newell    (T»),    241 

Robert   (Penn^),  328 

Robert   (T='),   72 

Robert   (T«).  97 

Robert   (de  Lenne),  15 

Robert  (de  Lyons),   14 

Robert  of  High   Leigh,    21 

Robert  of  Orral,   21 

Robert  of  Walton,  Eng.,  20 

Robert  of  Woolton,  21 

Robert  Barclay    (T').   163,    230 

Robert  Dillon    (T*),   197 

Robert  Geddes    (T'),    169 

Robert  Geddes    (T^),   236 

Robert  Judson  (T'),  161 

Robert  P.    (W'),   411 

Robert  P.    (T'),   119 

Rockwell   M.   (T«).  242 

Roger   (T*),  54,  65.   421 

Roger   (T»).  66,   86.   418 

Roger   (de  Lens),  20 

Roger   (de  Leonibus),  11 

Roger   (de  Leuns),   16 

Roger   (de  Linde),   15 

Roger   (de  Lyons),    10.    12,   14,   19 

Roger   ("Old")    of    Tulchuth.    21 

Rosalinda  A.    (Matthews)     (V).    189 

Rosalinda  C.(Knapp)    (T'),  130,  189 

Rose   (Oakland)    (T«),  205,   256 

Rosetta   (W),   348 

Rosie    (T").  248 

Rossmore  Denman    (T'),    255 

Roxana    (W),  342 


Roxy   (Or»),   429 

Roxy   (Johnson)    (Or*),    427,    428 

Roy   (I»),  265 

Royal   May   (W»),  350 

Rozilla   (Cornwell)    (I*),    211 

Rufus   (Or»),   427,   429 

Rufus    (W*),  426,  427 

Ruth   (Or'"),  429 

Ruth    (P«),    354 

Ruth   (T3),  48 

Ruth    (T*),  304 

Ruth    (T«),    188 

Ruth    (T»),  254 

Ruth    (Bush)    (T*),  54,  «8 

Ruth    (Curtis)    (T«),  84 

Ruth   (Drake)    (T'),    71 

Ruth   (Hallock)    (T'),   161.   227 

Ruth    (John)    (Rutters)    (T«).   94 

Ruth   (Lyon)    (T«),   79 

Ruth    (Mead)    (T«),  52.  64 

Ruth  Newman   (T'»),   270 

Ruth  Greenock    (T»),   253 

Ruth   M.    (Johnson)    (T'),   121 

Ruth  Virginia  (T").  272 

Rutherford   (T«).  82 

Sabra  A.   (Westcott)    (W),  351 

Sabrie  A.   (Truesdell)    (I«),  217 

Sally   (T«),  101 

Sally   (T'),    123 

Sally   (Cleveland)    (T").    153 

Sally    (Merritt)    (T»),    88 

Sally    (Rathbone)     (H?),    321 

Sally   (Roff)    (H«).  379 

Sally   (Tyler)    (T"),    86 

Salome   (Underwood)    (W),    345 

Samantha   (W).   345.   352 

Samuel   <W).  360 

Samuel    (H^),    360,    362 

Samuel    (H<),  364 

Samuel    (H*?),    363 

Samuel   (H^),  369 

Samuel    (H«),  374.  378,  381.  384,  4«1 

Samuel    (H?),    320,   321.   322,   416 

Samuel    (Peiin=),  323,  324 

Samuel   (PennS).   324,   325,    326 

Samuel    (Penn"),  326 

Samuel    (T=),   45,   48,   49 

Samuel    (T^),   50,  55,  305 

Samuel    (T').   56,   70.   306,   421 

Samuel    (T''),  66,  69,  71,  72,  74,  76,  77. 

80.   86.  92,  96,  99,  110,  112,  321,  336, 

421,  423 
Samuel    (T«).    84.    87,    94,    96.    98,    103, 

110.   113.   130,   141.   153.    438 
Samuel   (T'),    125,    130,    146,    153,    202. 

215 
Samuel    (T*).  187.  248 
Samuel   (T?),  421 
Samuel   ("WP).  434 
Samuel    (?).    336 
Samuel   of  Hartford,    431 
Samuel  A.    (T'),  134 
Samuel  Augustus    (T'),   130 
Samuel   Backus    (W^).   347 
Samuel   Chadwick    (T').   121,   177 


LYON  NAMES 


459 


Kamue 
Samue 
Samue 
Samue 
Samue 
Samue 
Samue 
Samue 
Samue 
Sanfori' 
Sara  J 
Sarah 
Sarali 
Sarah 
Sarali 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
111 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarali 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 
Sarah 


Marvin    (T«),    88,    132 
Merritt    (Ja^"),    332 
Morrell    (T*),    95.   141 
Morrell    (T*),    197 
Rodman   (T«),   112 
S.    (K-),    403 
S.    (P'),  355 
S.    (Penn<),   329,  330 
T.    (Ja?),  333 
(T»).   248 
ane    (P«).  355 

Q'),   356 

K'?),  363,  365 

Ja^),   332 

Penn^).    326 

T*).   304 

T»),   76,  336 

T'),  91.  94,   101,  110 

T').    128.   144,   161 

Mrs.]    (T).    Will,    295 

W«),    347 

)    (T"),   141 


Allen)    (T').    150,    207 
Banks)    (T=),   285 
Bates)    (T«),    102.    151 
Brockway)    (T*).   108,   161 
Burdick)    (T-),   153.   212 
Campfield)    (H«),  379 
Cook)    (T«).    87 
Dawson)    (T«),   112 
Egbert)    (H"),    375 
Gard)    (H?).    416 
Halsted)    (T^^).   70,   83 
Hathaway)    (H"),   367 
Hicks)    (T').    149.   205 
Higgins)     (Harper)     (T^), 


r7. 


Hurd)    (T=).   78.   114 
Jones)    (Johnson)    (»),    237 
Lewis)    ("W^?),  340 
Lyon)    (T5),    80,    97 
Mead)    (T^).   54.   68 
Merritt)    (T^),   45 
Merritt)    (T«),   88.   133 
Miller)    (T*).    61.   70.   79 
Morgan)    (T),  131.  191 
Nelson)    (T'),    74,    101,    313 
Price)    (H?).  416 
Olmstead)    (T=),    67 
Park)    (T'-),    72,    95.    438 
Pine)    (T«).    69.    93.    438 
Pardy)    (T'^).    71 
Rogers)    (T«),   95 
Rundle)    (T^).   SO,   115 
Sealy)    (T'),   75 
Stowe)    (T^),  136 
Townley)    (H'),   367,    401 
Tyler)    (T«).    86 
Wright)    (T6),   66 
Sarah  A.    (D.   144 
Sarah  A.   (Andrews)    (T").  160,  225 
Sarah   A.    (Perrv)    (T').   134 
Sarah   A.    (Randall)    (T«),    208.   257 
Sarah  A.      (Schermerhorn)      (Beatty) 

(T').    143.    200 
Sar.ih   A.    (Searle.s)    (T').    171 


Sarah  A.    (Secor)    (T«),   99,    145 

Sarah  A.    (Wood)    (T«),    114,   170 

Sarah  B.   (Parsons)    (T«),  94,   139 

Sarah  Clark   (T«),  253 

Sarah  Crawford    (T"),   172 

Sarah  E.    (T'),   129 

Sarah  E.    (Nash)    (T'),   170 

Sarah  E.    (Wilcox)    (I«),    116,    173 

Sarah  E.  Wales   (T«),   186,  246 

Sarah  F.    (Breese)    (T^),  123,  439 

Sarah  D.    (Green)    (Ja*),    333 

Sarah  J.    (Miller)    (T*),    183,   242 

Sarah  Jane  (T«),  204,  208 

Sarah  M.    (T«),   235 

Sarah  M.    (Coles)    (T«),   190,   250 

Sarah  M.   (Lyon)    (W«),  349 

Sarah   M.    (Shaply)    (T»),  265,   273 

Sarah   M.    (Sturdevant)    (T«).   187,  247 

Sarah  P.   (Dawson)    (V),  166 

Sarah   Pauline   (T»),   255 

Sarah  R.       (Buckingham)       (Graves) 

(T«),    188,    249 
Sarah  S.    (Chaffee)    (W*),   346 
Sarah  Samantha    (Grover)    (W),   344 
Sarah   Scudder    (T«),    235 
Sarah  W.    (Leary)    (T*),   174 
Sarah  W.   (Porter)   (Penn*),  329 
Sarah  W.    (Wright)    CW),  347 
Seely   (T»),    242 
Selina   (Pierce)    (W»),   349 
Seneca   ("WT).  352 
Serring   (H?),   416 
Seth    (T"),  81,  117 
Seth    (T«),  104,  155 
Seth    (nr),   153 
Seth    (W*),  340 
Seth  Jay    (T'),   155,    221 
Seth  Jay    (T«).   215,   264 
Sheridan  A.    (TC).   148 
Sbubal   (B?),    237  —     O/i- 
Sibilia   (T').  165  "  ^    " 

Simeon    (T<),    62 
Smith    (H?),  406,  416 
Smith   (T«).   108 
Smith    (W),   352 
Solomon    (H?),   416 
Solomon    (T«),   99,    100,    146 
Solomon   Jr.    (T'),    146,   202 
Solomon  Rundle    (T'),    155,    220 
Solomon  T.   (T*),  202,  254 
Solomon  T.   (T^),  254 
Sophia   (Collins)    (»?),    237 
Sophia  (Newton)   (W?),  342 
Sophia  C.    (Lyon)    (T').  120,  125,  175 
Sophia  Lorena   (T*).  239 
Spardon    (T"),   75.    104 
Spardon   (T',)    153,   214 
Stephen    (H"),   369,   400 
Stephen    (H«),  375,  402,   407 
Stephen    (H?).   407 
Stephen   (B?),    237 
Stephen    (T«),   86 
Stephen   (D,    129.    1S5 
Stephen   [Capt.]    (W»),  343 
Stephen   (W),   345 
Stephen   (de  Lyons),  14 


460 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Stephen  D.   (T»),  245 
Stephen  E.    (T»),  185 
Stephen  F.  (T*).  186 
Stephen  Guion    (T'),    201 
Stephen  M.    (V),   423 
Story    (W),   352,   353 

Sue  ( )   (Gr">),  429 

Susan   (T«).   102,   112,   113 

Susan    (U').  423 

Susan  of  Ormskirk,   21 

Susan   (Angevine)    (T'),    150,    206 

Susan   (Cory)    (Hi>),    380 

Susan    (Lyon)    (T*),    109,    164 

Susan   [Susanna]   (Rickert)    (!«),  101, 

149 
Susan  A.    (Holcomb)    (D,   164 
Susan  Angeline    (T^),   175 
Susan  E.    (Burbridge)    (Fenn*),   325 
Susan  E.    (Vooris)    (D,   134 
Mrs.  Susan  J.   (?),  356 
Susan  M.    (T'),    129,    132 
Susannah   (H<?),  363 
Susanna  of  Upholland,  20,  21 
Susanna  (Gale)    (T«),  108,  155 
Susanna   (Goldsmith)    (T*),    60 
Susanna   (Hill)   (H?),  416 
Susanna   (Raymond)    (T«),  75,   105 
Susanne   [Susan]    (T«),   321 
Sylvanus   (T*),  57,  73 
Sylvanus   (!">),  73 
Sylvanus    (T«),   99,    145 
Sylvenis   (T»).  202 
Sylvester   (T').  125,  181 
Sylvester  Mead  (T'),  126,  181 
Syntha  (T«),  216 

Tabitha  [Mrs.]   (K?),  416 

Tamar    (T«),   94 

Tamar   (Purdy)    (1«),  70 

Tamar  P.    (Bailey)    (T«),    188,   250 

Tappan    (K"*),    374 

Thaddeus    (T«),  84,   125 

Thaddeus  M.   H.    (?),   356 

Thena  [Theny]    (Crawford)    (T"),   73. 

74 
Theodate  (Ja?),  333 
Theodore   (T^),    142,    169,    170,    236 
Theodore   (T*),   241 
Theodore  Bird  (T»),  241 
Theodore  E.    (T^),  114,  169 
Theodore  Edward  (D,  170 
Theodoric  C.   (H?),  416 
Theophilus   (D,    119,   174 
Theron   (T^),  140 
Thomas   (1392),  14 
Thomas    (H^),    359 
Thomas   (H'),  362 
Thomas    (H«),   367 
Thomas    (H?),    321,    416 
Thomas   (Ja»),  332 
Thomas   (Ja?),   333 
Thomas   (P"),  354 
Thomas    (T*),    45,   49,   285.    289 
Thomas    (T^),  48.   50,  52,   55,   285,   296, 

303 
Thomas   (T«),  52,  55,  60,  68,  70,  336 


Thomas    (T=),   69,   76,   79.   93,   107.   115, 

Thomas    (T«),  82.  86,  92,  102,  108    118 

126,    139 
Thomas    (D,    139.    145.    164,    172 
Thomas    (T*),  187 
Thomas    (T?),  421 
Thomas    (U»),  424 
Thomas   (U*),  423 
Thomas    (W^),   339 
Thomas   (de  Lions),  11,  12,  14 
Thomas   [Major]    (H?),    320 
Thomas   (Killed     at     Turners     Falls 

1667),   23.   42  ^ '^i". 

Thomas   (New   York,    1702),   335 
Thomas  of  Billing.    20 
Thomas  of  Cranston,   R.   I.,   322 
Thomas  of  Essex,   13,   14 
Thomas  of  Fairfield,    23,    25 
Thomas  of  Rye,    28-45,    275,    276     277 
279,   282,   283,   358  ... 

Thomas  of     Ormskirk,  21 
Thomas  of  Rainforth,    21 
Thomas  of  Walton.   Eng.,    20 
Thomas  of  Whiston,  21 
Thomas  of  Windle,   21 
Thomas  of  Woolfall,    21 
Thomas  Collum    (T"),  99,   144 
Thomas  Collum    (T*),   201 
Thomas  Ellwood   (TT),  161 
Thomas  H.    (Penn'),   325 
Thomas  J.   (T"),   116 
Thomas  J.    (T*),   213,   261 
Thomas  L.   (Penn^),  330 
Thomas  L.    (V),   121 
Thomas  M.    (T«),   91,   137 
Thomas  M.    (V),    137 
Thomas  S.    (Penn«).   329.   331 
Thomas   S.    (T»),   186,   246 
Thomas  Smith  (IT),  130 
Thomas  White   (T«),   188,   249 
Timothy   (T^),   121,   177 
Timothy   (T*).   177 
Truman  Hawley   (»?).  337 

Underbill   (T'),  70,  82.  93 
Underbill    (T*),   117,   173 
Univilda  [Ireland]    (T'),  154,  217 
Uriah   (O'),  356 

Vernon   (Or^").  430 
Victor  Leet    (Ti»),    271 
Virginia  T.  (Penn*),  325 

W.   Irving   (T«),  191 

Wallace   (W»),   353 

Wallace  Bradley    (T»),    241 

Walter   (T»),   249 

Walter   (W^),   346 

Walter   ("WT),   345 

Walter  D.    (V),    195 

Walter  Haight  (T»),  246 

Walter  S.   (T«),  181  * 

Walter  Sanford    (T«),    186 

Walter  Smith   (D,  130,  186 

Walter  W.   (T«),  112,  168 


LYON  NAMES 


461 


Warren   (D,   131,  170,   191 
Warren   (T«),   181 
Warren   (T«),   248 
Warren  W.   (W),   346 
Waynman  Crane  (T»),  237 
Wealthy   (Beers)    (T»),   217 
Webster   (T*),    235 
Wendell    (T*).    234 
Wendell  P.   (D,  164 
Westanna  E.    (Peim«),  331 


Wi 

Ibur 

(Penn''),  327 

Wi 

Ibur  Carhart   (T«),  191 

Wi 

Ibur  Francis   (T»),  201 

Wi 

ley   (T»),    256 

Wi 

ley   (W»).   347 

Wi 

Ifred 

H.(T8),   210,    257 

Wi 

1   (Gr'»),   429 

Wi 

Hard 

(W«),  342 

Wi 

Hard 

(W).  345 

Wi 

Hard 

Charles   (T*),   236.   268 

Wi 

let   (TO),  103 

Wi 

llet   (D,  153,  214 

Wi 

llet  C 

.    (T«).   214,   263 

Wi 

liam 

(d.    1370),    14 

Wi 

liam 

(K«),  374 

Wi 

liam 

(H?),   416 

Wi 

liam 

(Ja3),   332 

Wi 

liam 

(Ja?),   333 

Wi 

liam 

(Penii='),   323,  328 

Wi 

liam 

(Penn^).    324,    325,    326 

Wi 

liam 

[Rev.]    (Penn<),   325,   327 

Wi 

liam 

(Penn'^),    326 

W) 

liam 

(T*),   56,   71 

Wi 

liam 

(T'^),  67.  71,   76,  108 

Wi 

Iliam 

(T«).   86,   87,   95,  96,   103,   110, 

1 

29,   1' 

1.   151 

Wi 

liam 

(T'),    144,    153,    164,    165,    211 

Wi 

liam 

(TS),  180,  184,  199,  244 

Wi 

liam 

(T»),   257,   265 

Wi 

liam 

(U"),    424 

Wi 

liam 

(W2),    339 

Wi 

liam 

[Deacon!    (W<),  341 

Wi 

liam 

(W),    347 

Wi 

liam 

[de  Leuns].   15 

Wi 

liam 

[de  Lion].  334 

Wi 

liam 

[de  Lyons],  10,  11.  12 

Wi 

liam 

[Parcarius],   9 

Wi 

liam 

of  Flytcham,   11 

Wi 

liam 

of  Gansworth,    21 

Wi 

liam 

of  Greenfield.   426,  427 

Wi 

liam 

of  Hampshire.    15 

Wi 

liam 

of  Roxbury.   22.   24,  26 

W^i 

liam 

of  Unionville,    423 

Wi 

Iliam 

of  Walton.   Eng..   20 

Wi 

Iliam 

of  Wayne  Co..   426 

Wi 

liam 

of  Woolfall.   21 

Wi 

Iliam 

A.    (T«),  184,  244 

Wi 

liam 

A.   R.    (T8).   177 

Wi 

Iliam 

Ascough    (T«),  96 

Wi 

Iliam 

C.    (T«).   97 

Wi 

liam 

Davis   (T«).  200 

Wi 

Iliam 

Edward    (T«),   142,   183 

William   Edwin   (T'),  131,  191 
William  Edwin  (T«),  190,  191 
William  Emery   (T»),  238 
William  Ernest  (T»),  253,  271 
William  Fletcher  (T«),  108,  163 
William  Franklin   (T«),   176,   239 
William  Franklin    (T"),   239,   269 
William  H.    (Or»),   427,   429 
William  H.     (Indian     Commissioner) 

(W^)     25 
Willianri  Gedney   (T'),  141 
W^illiam  Graham    (Penn*),   326 
William  Graves   (W).  347 
William  H.    (H?),   416 
William  H.    (»?),   237 
William  H.    (T«),    117 
William  H.    (T'),   129,   169 
William  Henry    (T'),    166,    234 
William  Henry   (T*),   186,   234,   267 
William  Henry   (T»),  268 
William  Husted   (T'),   137,  195 
William  J.    (H»),    408,    409 
William  J.    (T«),    99.    146 
William  L.   (H'),  407 
William   Lewis   (T'),   132,   192 
William  Lewis   (T^),   193,   253 
William  M.    (Penn*),   329 
William  M.    (Penn»).   331 
William  M.    (T'),    119 
William  McAlpin    (T«).    109 
William  Martin    (T),   164 
William   Penn   (T«),  116,  172 
William   Penn    (D,    160.    222 
William  Penn     (T«),     185,     224,     245, 

266 
William  Penn  (T»).  267 
William  Phoebus   (T«),  112,  167 
William  Phoebus   (T«),   235 
William  Morrell   (T»),   238 
William  R.    (D.   138 
William  Richards    (T'),   122,   178 
William   Rhoads    (W*).    349 
William  Roscoe    (TT),    167,    234 
William  S.    (T*),   181 
William   S.    (T«).    254 
William  W.    (T«),   112.   165 
William  W.    (T»).   241 
William  Warren   (T«),    190,   251 
William  Warren   (T»).   251 
William  Waynman   (T*),  174,  237 
William  Williams    (T«),    185,    244 
William  Williams    fT»).    245.    270 
Willis  Hoyt    (T'),    121 
Wilson    (T').    164 
Wilson  D.    (D,  167 
MMnfield   Scott   (T«).   237 
Winifred  Truman   (T»).  239 
Winslow    (W»),    347 
Woolsey   (T«),   89 
Woolsey   (D.   152 
Zachariah    (T'),   125.   165.   181 
Zerviah   (Ashley)    (W»?).  341 


II.    NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON. 


Abendroth, 


(T).  137 


Augustus  (T),  136 
▲bercrojubie, 

Betsey,  354 

Acker, 

Abraham    (T?)    134 
Aug-ustus   (T).  141.  199 
Augustus  Lj'on  (I»).   134 
Charlotte    (U»),   424 
Elizatoeth    (T),   134 
Stephen,   199 
William    (T),   134 
Additional  naimes  (T),  199 

Acley, 

Sarah  Jane    (T),   218 

▲lair, 

James   (H»),  391 

Adams, 

Hleanora  (T),  107 
Emily   (T),   121.  177 
John   (H^).    402 
John  A.    (P»).    354 
Olive   (W«),  348 

Adee, 

Catherine  (T»),  108 
Clarissa   (T«),   108 
David  (T),  76,  108 
Deborah  Ann   (D.   120 
James   (T«).  109 
Job   (T),  82.  120 
Julia  Ann  (T«),  109 
Varie    (T').   108 
Additional  names   (T),   109 

Adsit, 

(T?).    237 

Agnew, 

Thomas  H.   (T),   164 
William   (T').   164 

Alxs, 

Edward.    339 

Elizabeth  (Lyon)   (W'?),  339 

Albert  son, 

Ca-roline  (T»).  247 

Ida  (T»),  247 

Sarah   (T"),   247 

Silas   (T»).   247 

Silas  W.   (T).  186,  247 

Additional  names  (T),  247 

Albree, 

Chester    (T),    266 

Alexander, 

Jessie    (Penn*),    326.    327 

AUbrigrbt, 

Eliza  (T).  192 

A.Uen, 

Amarilla  P.    (T).   175.   238 
Clark  C.   (K'»),  390 


Clark  W.    (T).   150.  2«7 

Elizabeth.   398 

Elizabeth  A.    (K»),   391 

Estell  (Van  de  Water),  255 

Esther    (H»).    390 

George  W.  (H'»).  390 

Harriet  F.    (K»).   391 

James  M.    (K'").  390 

John,    416 

John    (K»).  390 

Joseph    (H'),  390 

Joseph  J.    (H">).    390 

L.aura  M.  (T»),  207 

Lewis  H.   (T»),  150.  207 

Mary  J.  (H").  391 

Phebe  Ann   (K»).   391 

Richard.   207 

Sally    (H').    385 

Sarah     A.    (H'"),  390 

Additional  names   (H),  390.  191 

AlUson, 

John   of   Haverstraw,    335 

Alston, 

Bessie  (T»).  231 
William    (T).   231 
Additional  names  (T).  231 

Ambler, 

Silas.    113 

Anable, 

Lucy.    120 

Anderson, 


(T).  140 


David   (T).   198,  254 
Elizabeth    (T).    77 
Isaac.   55,  77 
Jane  (T),   107 
Jeremiah    (T),    50,   55.   69 
Joseph    (IT).    383 
Margaret    (Carhart).    151 
Mary   Jane    (T).    140 
Prudence   (T).   64 
Susan   (H'),  405 
Thomas  (Penn?),  323 
William  (T),  50.  55 
William  Jr.   (T«).  55 
Additional  names   (T).   254 

Andrews, 

Angeline  (ST),  382 
Elkanah   (T),   160,  226 
GifEord  M.  (T«),  226 
Royal,    226 
iRoyal  P.   (T').  226 
Additional   names    (K),    332;    {T). 
226 

Andms, 

Gen.  Isaac  (H»),  373 

Angell, 

Sarah  (Clark).  109 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


463 


Ansrevlne, 

Caleb    (T).    ir.O.   206 

Ida   (T*).   206 

Marg-aret,   98 

Margaret   (T*).  208 

Nettie  (T*),  206 

Sarah    E.    (T»),    206 

Susanna,    98 
▲user, 

Robert  (T).   117 
Antbony, 

Daniel    (T),    158 
▲pgrar, 

Alice   A.    (T).   196 
Archibald, 

Andrew    (T).    143.    201 

Harry  Ascough    (T*).  201 

Additional   names   (T),   201 
Armor, 

James   (T).  114 
Armstrong', 

Alice  (Penn=),  323 

Isaac   K    (T"),    439 

Israel    (T),   143.   439 

Col.    John,    323 

Margaret    (Penn»).    323 

Mercy  (T),  74.  100 
Arnold, 

Alice    (W*),    3'46 
Asconsrli, 

Marv    (T),   72,   96 

Sarah   (T).  72.  96 

"William.   63,   96 

WilMam   (T),  63 

Additional  names   (T).   63 
Ashby, 

Hiram    (T),   156 

Hiram    (T«).  156 
Asbdown, 

Albert   (T).    214 

Albert  W.  (T»),  214 

Grant  Lyon   (T»),   214 
Aflbley, 

Anna   (T^),   156 

Clarissa   (T*),   136 

Joseph   (W=?),  341 

Ruissell     (T),    156 

Susanna    (W«?),    341 

Additional  names    (T),  156;    (W). 
341 

Askin, 

.    (U»).  425 

Astwood, 

Hannah.  361 
Atkins, 

Lucy  (T).  131.   191 
Ancbampangrb, 

Levi.    234 

Roy  G.   (T),  234 


Aarand, 


(H»).  391 


Avery, 

George  (T).  213 

Lucy  (T).  187 

Mary,    286 

Pearl    (T»),    187 

Samuel  (T),  187 

Vestries    (T*«),   21J 

William    (T).    187 
Aylswortb, 

Armenia   (T),  216 

Eleanor   (T^).  217 

WlUard  (T),  154,  217 
Ayres, 

AJinie  A.   (T»),  220 

Bucher    (Penn*),   329 

Esther  (H*).  374 

Rufus  W.   (T),  154.  229 
Babcock, 

Eliza    (P«),    355 

Judson    (T),    164 
Backer  [Baker], 

Susannah,    381,    386 

Mary   E.    (W).   347 

Sarah  (T),  91,  137 
Bacon, 

Prof.  Lyman  (T).  254 
Badffeley, 

Nancy,  415 

Phebe,  377 

Sarah,  377 
Bailey, 

Edward  Lyon   (P«).  355 

Festus  C.   (T).   188.  2r,0 

Halcyon    G.    (T').    250 

Henrietta  T.   (P«),  354 

Hiram   (P^),  354 

Jennie  P.   (P»).  355 

Mary  A.   (P«),  354 

Additional    names    (P»).    354,    355; 
(T).  250 
BailUe, 

Jennie  M.    (T).   185.   24'5 

Samuel,  245 
Baker, 

,    (H?).   322 

.    (T),    61 

Rev.  Daniel   (T),   135 

Hannah.   ilZ 

Nancy  A.  (Cleveland).  154 
Balcom, 

Betsey   (T).   103.   154 

Majson   (W»).   345 

Myron  (W),  345 
Baldwin, 

,  308 

Abigail    (H*).    364.    370 

Ann   (T).   107 


464 


GENEKAI.  INDEX 


Au*rusta   (P€nn<),    325,   327 
Esther,  415 
Hannah    (H=?),    361 
Heber   (T),   167 
Joshua   (H'),   401 
Josiah   (H»),   401 
Kezia,    364,   369 
Lewis    (H«),    401 
Mary   (K«),  401 
Nathaniel,    370 
Rebecca  (H«),  401 
Sarah   (H'),  401 
Dr.  William  Pitt   (T),   252 
Zenas    (H«),   401 
Additional  names   (H),  401 
Ball, 

^ (H«),    401 

Mrs.    Bertha   H.    (T),    198 

Jane    (H').    402 

John    (H?),    416 

Dea.  John    (H').   370,   371 

Nancy    (K»),    390 

Additional  names  (H«),  370,  371 

Elizabeth   (H'),  372 
Bftllaxd, 

Ebenezer  (W),  339 
Ezra   (W),   339 
Ballen, 

John  P.   (H?)   415 
Banks   (Bancks), 

Pedigree,  281 

Abigail,    285 

Abigail    (Treen),   83 

Abraham  (T),  90,  135 

Abraham    (T«),   78,   90 

Ann   (T«),  89 

Augustus,    144 

Benjamin   (R),  28 

Catherine    (T*),   89 

Daniel,   285 

Daniel    (T),    67 

Daniel    (T«),   47 

Diadamia   (T),   75,   103 

Elizabeth   (Banks),  117 

Elizabeth    (T),    183,    242 

Elizabeth    (T«),    77,    89 

Hannah  (T«),  89 

James    (T),    67,    89 

Jeremiah,   242,   243 

John,    40,    46,    104.    117,    127,    282, 

283,  284,  286,  437 
John    (T),   28,   45.   46.    77,   284 
Joseph,   77,   89.   284,    285 
Joseph    (T),  58,  77 
Joseph    (T'),   47 
Joseph    (T«),   77 
Martha   (T),  86,  127 
Martha   (T"),   437 
Martha  (T«),  77 
Martha  A.    (T),  82,  117 
Mary   (T),  98,  144 
Mary   (T«),  77,  104 


Mary   (T'),    135 
Nancy   (T«),  89 
Obadiah,    77,    286 
Samuel,  285,  286,  303 
Samuel    (T),  75,  104 
Samuel    (T^).  47 
William    (T«),  104 
William  H.    (T),   183,  243 
William  W.   (T«),  77 
Addiitional    names,    284,    285,    286; 
(I),  47,  89,  104,  135 

Banta, 

Seba,    166 

Sarah  Ann   (T),  112,  166 

Barker, 

Ann   (T),  93 
Sarah  (T),  93 
Barnes, 

Benjamin  P.  (T'),  157 
Clara   (T«),  157 
Clarissa   (T'),   157 
Clark   (T«).   157 
David  Lyon   (T'),  157 
Edward   (T«),   157 
Elizabeth   (T),  119,  175 
Ellen  M.   (T*).  157 
Esther  L.    (T'),   157 
Harry  H.    (T),   145 
Isaac  W.    (D,   157 
Dr.  James  H.   (V),  157 
Jedediah    (T),   108,   156 
John  M.    (T').   157 
Julia    (T').    157 
Mary    (W),    353 
Myra  (D,  157 
Additional  names  (T),  157 

Barney, 

Mary  (P"),  354 
Barr, 

Berzelius   (H"),   391 

Daniel,  284 
Barrett, 

Samuel    (H«),  402 
Barsntti, 

Virgin    (T),    171 
Bartholomew, 

Nancy   (T),   77,  113 

Sarah    (T),   153.   215 

Bartle, 

Rosanna   (T),   109,   164 

Bartlett, 

James  F.,  254 

Marie    (T),   208 

Mary  Anna  (T),   200,  254 

Sherman  Fitch    (T),   155 
Barton, 

Brigham  W.    (T),   115 

Lewis,    311 
BaBS, 

Clarinda  (R),  403 


NAMES  OTHEB  TBAN  LYON 


465 


Ba««et, 

Thomas,    42 
Batchelder, 

,  349 

Bktemaii, 

Elizabetli    (H>),  359 
Lydia    (T),   209 
Mary,    359 
William,  357 
Bates, 

Edwin    (T),   102,    161 
Katherine  (I-),   151 
Martha  (T'),  151 
Baylea, 

Elizabeth  Gedney   (T),  112,  167 
Beach, 

Hannah  B.    (H'),  408 
Phebe,  416 
Thomas,    360,   416 
William,   408 
Zopher,  360 
Beal, 

Sarah    (Ja'),    332 
Beals, 

Rosina   (PackaixJ),   230 
Bean, 

Satie   (W»),  353 
Beatty, 

Benjamin    (T),    143,    201 
Florence  E.,    201 
Beckwith, 

Amande,   433 
Bedford, 

Charlotte   (H?),  412 
Stephen,  412 
Bedell 

Michael    (T),  lO^S 
Bedlow, 

David   (H?),  415 
Beebe, 

Mrs.  Catherine  (T),  121,  178 
Beekmtan  [Beckman], 
Cornelius   T.,    169 
Emma  (T'),  169 
Henrietta  (T'),  169 
Julia    (OT),    169 
Livingston    (T'),   169 
Samuel   A.    (T),    114,    169,    438 
Beers, 

David    (T),    217 
Belcher, 

Dr.   George  E.   (T),  111 
Belden, 

Anne   (Bush),   68 
George  Hubertus  (T'),  139 
Heaekiah    (T),    94,    139 
Rev.   Joshua.    139 
Mary  Honoria   (T"),    139 
Richard,  139 
(30) 


Belknap, 

Jennie  (T),  224 
Bellowa, 

r^ura  (T),  162 
BelvUle, 

(T),   219 

Bence, 

Charles  W.    (T*),  315 
Jennie  P.  (T«),  315 
John  F,     T*),   315 
Socrates  J.  (T),  314,  315 
Additional  names  (T*),  315 
Benedict, 

(Todd),  189 

Benson, 

Margaret   A.,    433 

Maria   (Davis),  118 
Berber, 

Frank   E.    (T),    206 
Berriam, 

Adelaide   (T),  141 
Berry, 

Brayton  Lyon   (8)   433 

Elva   (T),    226 

Frank  C.   (S)   433 

J.   Collins,    433 

Laurence  E.   (8),  433 

Marion  R.    (8),  433 

Ruhama   (Wilbur),  161 
Besom, 

Hannah  (Ja?),  333 
Betts, 

Hannah    (Bouton),   237 
Bickell, 

John   (H'),  383 
Bififelow, 

Charles  (T),  156 
Bi«rley, 

George  F.   (T),  167 

Georgina  (T«),  167 
BUbey, 

Charles  (T),  140 
Billinsrton, 

Edward   (T),  97 
Bingrham, 

Alice   (Mead),   181 

George  (T),  198 
Birchard, 

John  F.    (T),   110 
Bird, 

Addison   (U»),  425 

Adelaide   (T),   181,  241 

Theodore  S.,  241 
Birdsall, 

Elizabeth  (T),  140 
Bishop, 

Hattie  H.  (T),  198 

'Susannah,   336 


466 


GENERAL   INDEX 


BixbTf 

Christy  (T).  210 

Blacbly, 

Sarah,  310 

Blackett, 

John,   173 

Maria   (T).  117,   173 

Blactoan^  (T).  153 

='*"lrah'  (Clark),   253 

Blaine,  „      „,„    ,„■ 

Eleanor   (Penn-).   o23,   ^ii 
Col.  Bpihraim,  324 
Ephraim   (PennM,   324 
James  (Penn^),  3^4 
James  G.  (Penn=').  324 

Blak6 

Nancy    (Smith),    207 

Blakeslee, 

Earl  R.   (T"),  2G4 
Ellen  J.  (T),  258 
Ernest  G.   (T»),  264 
George  (T),  264 
George  J.    (T»).   264 
Jerome    (T),    264 
Ward  Jerome  (T»>;  2^4 
Additional  names  (T).  sbi 

Blencoe, 

Jane   (T),  213 

^^^'^Holtoert  (T?).  237 

Bloomer, 

Hannah,   30". 

Bloomfleld, 

Joseph    (T),   90 
Nancy    (H»),    393 

BUsb,  ,^^    ,„. 

Catherine  (T),  128 
Elizabeth  (T).  128 

Bliss, 

Celina  (T).  260 
Edward    (T'),   316 
Eliza   (T8).  316 
Franklin  P.    (T»),   316 
George   fT«),  316 
Jesse    (T),    314.    SIB 
John  Wesley,  (T').  316 

Booker,  _^     ^^. 

(T).  158 

*°*lfucv   Ann   (T),   143. 
Richard,   200 

Bosrart, 

T^ena  Ann    (T).   13j 
Pamelia    (H«),    405 

Bosfert, 

Rachel  (Mabie).  200 

Bohne, 

Gilbert,    112 


200 


Bolce, 

George  A.,  205 
Jennie   (T),   205 

Bonck,  ^   ^    „,- 

Katharine  (Duncomtae),  222 
Wilhelminus,   222 

Bonham, 

Adaline  (T),  272 
Winfield  Scott.  272 

Bond,  ^     ^  ^ 

Jane   (Ogden),   49 
Edwin  (H8),  385 
Julia  A.    (H«),   385 
Martha   (ST),   385 
Mary   (H^).   385 
Robert,  49 

Bonnel, 

Jane   C,    398 
Nathaniel,   398 

Bonnell, 

(T),  111 

Bonnett, 

Elizabeth   (Underbill),  98 


Bonsieau, 

Louisa    (Ford). 


201 


110 


Booth, 

William    (T).   110 
Additional   names    (T), 

Bosfieia,  ,^^     ^.. 

Christopher   (T),   156 

Boswortli,  

Cliarles    (T),    169 
Delotia  (G»),  356 

Botsford, 

Ruth,  370 
Sylvester,  370 

Bonlton, 

,  189 

Bourquin^    (T),    238 

Bonton, 

Abigail  Betts  (T).  170 
Elizabeth  B.  (T).  237 
John,    237 

Bowen, 

Benjamin,  342 
Polly    (T),   155 

®°''David    (T),    119.    175 
Luther  Lyon    (D.   175 
Ruth  Peck  (T»),  175 
Additional  names  (T),  175 

Bowers, 

John.    302 

Bonme, 

Anna  (T),  77.  112 
Elizabeth,  98 
Bowyer, 

Sarah    (T),    225 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


467 


Boyd, 

John,    59 
Boyle, 

Lynche,   405 

Solomon,   405 
Bradford, 

Emily    (Chynowetli),    267 
Bradley, 

Major  — ' ,   122 

Clarissa  (Eaiton),  122 

John  C,   241 

"Wallace   H.    (T),    181.    241 

Additional  names  (T),   241 
BradBhaw, 

Sabra   (T),    101,   149 
Brady, 

Elizabeth   (Sands),  80 
Brailey, 

Rachel.    398 
Brandish, 

Bertha,    302 
Bratten, 

(H»).    382 

Brayton, 

Eunice    (?),  431 
Breese, 

(T).   123 

Charles  M.  (D,  123 
Harry  L.  (T").  439 
Henry  M.  (T').  439 

Bressler, 

Emmeline    (H»).   392.   396 

Jacob.   396 
Bridg-e, 

Kitchen   (H«),  441 
Brig-g-a, 

Charlotte   (T),   103,  152 

Deborah   (Hammond),   207 

Joshua,  286 

Theron   J.    (T),    207 

William   T.    (T),   143 

Additional  names  (T),  207 
Brlgrham, 

Mary    (T),    256 
Britt, 

Elizabeth    (T«).    114 

Sarah    (T«),   113 

William    (T).   77.   113 

Additional  names  (T),  113,  114 
Britten, 

Jessie  E.    (W).   346 
Britton, 

Harvey    (T),    229 
Broad, 

Lucy    S.    (P').    354 
Brock^ray, 

Albertine   C.    (TO,    162 

Allan  T.   (T«).  162 

Alvah    (D,   162 


Edwin  I.    (T').   162 

Elias   (T'),   162 

Eugene    (T«).    162 

George  E.    (T).   162 

Hiram   (T),  108,  161 

Jedediah,  161 

Maggie    (T»),    162 

Sarah   C.    (D,   162 

William  F.   (TO.  162 

Additional   names    (T),    162   • 
Brook, 

William,  312 
Brooks, 

Ann    Amelia    (T').    135 

Daniel  H.    (D,   135 

Dr.    David,    135 

Edward  Sands  (TO.  135 

Elisha    (T'),    135 

Henry   (TO.  135 

Henry   S.    (T).    90,    135 

John    (D.   135 

Lauretta   (TO,  135 

Additional  names  (T),  135 
Broome, 

Hetty    (PennO.    324,    325 
Brown, 

-,    (HO,    373;    (T)    60,    6S, 


179 
Major 


(T),  64 


Aaron    (HO.   385 
Aimee   L.    (HO.    409 
Amy  Merritt   (T),   81 
Anne   (Budd)    (TO,  335 
Betsey,    425 

Carrie  Eva   (T),  235,   268 
Ebenezer  (T).  60 
Emeline  H.   (T),  121 
Eunice.  66 
Deliverance   (T),  47 
Esther   (T).   125,   181 
Hachaliah.    47 
Hannah   (Purdy),  71 
Hugh  Finch   (T),  226 
Jonathan  M.    (HO,   385 
Julia  A.    (HO.   389.   395 
Martha   (Mead).   112 
Marv    (HO,   385 
Mary,   303 
Pheibe    (HO,    370 
Rachel,    304 
Rachel    (Kniffen).   80 
Rebecca   (Purdv).  80,  81 
Roibert   (T),  105 
Sally    (P«).   354 
Sarah   (HO,  361 
Thomas,   40,  45.   60 
Additional    names    (T),   226 

Browne^ 

Anne.    274 
Henry,  274 

Bmen, 

Hannah,   361 
Hannah   (HO.   567 


468 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Bmfft 

Charles  (T),  111 
Richard  P.    (*>).  Ill 
Brandaffe, 

Edwin  Hincken   (T*),  198 
Estelle   (T«),    198 
Estelle  Holt    (T»),   198 
James,   69 

James  H.   (T),  141.  198 
James  H.    (T»),   198 
Johanna,   311 
Jonah  C..   170 
Joseph   (T).  58,  77 
Mary  (T),  69 
Percy  H.    (I«).   198 
Phebe   (T),   115.  170 
Rachel   (T).  81 
Additional  names  (T),  198 

Asa  Hoibby   (T).   85 
Mary  Elizabeth  (V),  85 
Wiliam    P.    (T),    118 
By  rant, 

Ralph    (T).    157 

Buck, 

George  (T),  156 

Olive   H.   W.    (G«),   356 
Buckinfirliani, 

Chester,  249 

Horace  S.   (T).  188,  249 

Ida    (T»),    249 
Bnckley, 

(T).   129 

Henrietta  A.    (T),    170 

Bnda, 

Anne    (T*),   63 

Elisha,    335 

Elisha    (T),   51.   63 

Jean,   63 

John,  63,  70 

Joseph,  50 

Miriam    (I*),    63 

Sarah    (T),  55,   70 

Sarah    (T*),  63 

Underhill.  70 

Additional  names  (T),  63 
Bnell, 

Mary,    81 
Bngfbee  [Bntrby], 

Edward   (T),  72 

Prudence   (W»),  343 
BTurkcom, 

Cornelius,   303 
Bull, 

James    S.     (T),    98 

Ophelia  (T),  158 

Additional  names  (T),  158 

Bnllie, 

lone  C.   (T).  230 
Jolin  W.    (T),  230 
Additional   names   (T),   230 


BaaOy, 

Nellie  M.    (T),   269 
BnrbriOfire, 

J.    W.    (Penn«),    325 
Bnrdick, 

Lambert    (T»),   213 

Lydia  Mahala  (T),  209 

Milton  J.    (T»),   213 

Randolph   (T),  153.  213 

Sarah  Jane  (T«),  213 

Additional  names  (T).  213 
Barer  Ml, 

Mary   (H«),  405 
BnrUBffame, 

,    (H?).   321 

Huldah    (H?).    321 

Martha   (H?),  321 
Bnrnell, 

Alice  G.    (T),   252 
Burnett, 

Betsey  (T),  192 
Bums, 

(H»).  376 

Mary  (T),  156 
Burr, 

Mary  Perry   (T),  143 
Bnrrowa, 

Chester  D.  (W«),  343 

Kate    (T).    162 

Additional  names   (W).  343 

Bnirtis, 

Capt.  John  (T),  89 
Bnrwell, 

Mary,    361 
Bnsb, 

Abraham    (T).   54.    68.   94 
Abraham    (T'),    68,    70,    94 
Anne   (T»).  68 
Chester    (T").   209 
Elizabeth    (T').    68 
Elizatoeth    (Wetmorel,    68 
George    (T«),    209 
Gilbert   (7*),   68 
Jonathan    (T),    152,    209 
Leona  J.    (T"),   209 
Mary   Ann    (T),    57,   74 
Phebe  E.    (T«),  209 
Rebecca   (T''),    68 
Rebecca   (Merritt),    68,    116 
Richard    (T«),   209 
Sarah   (T).  60 
Sarah    (T»).    68 
Susan    A.    (T").    209 
William   (T").  94 
William   (T«),  209 
Additional  names  68;  (T),  94,  209 
Bntler, 

Betsey,  344 
Eliza/beth,    302 
Rebecca,     286 


NAMES  OTHSa  THAN  LYON 


4S9 


Bntz, 

Ann    (H»).    393 
Buxton, 

Elizabeth.     308 

Vanderbilt    (T).    193 
C&dinaii, 

Philip    W.    (T),    232 

Additional  names  (T),  232 
Cadwell, 

Hattie    (Penn'),    327 
Cady, 

Allen    (T).    109 
Ctthlll, 

Mary  J.    (T),   218 
Calioon, 

Olive    (Schermerhorn),   201 
Calkins, 

Ella    (T).    188 

Norman    A..    188 
Callalian, 

Edson  D.    (T'"),   21S 

Fred    (T),    213 

W^illiain,     213 
Camp, 

Joseph    (H<),   364 

Mary    (H^"!),    361 
Campbell, 

Elizabeth   B.    (Howell),   245 

Dr.  Hugh   (Penn«),  S25 

John,  159 

Lucy    (T),    159 

Nancy    (Penn»),    324,   326 

Campfleld, 

Majtthew.    359 
Canfleld, 

Abraham,  174 

Mary    W.    (T).    119.    174 
Canmore, 

Malcolm,    9 
Capron, 

Emily    (W»),   353 
Carbery, 

Bridget   (Doherty),  229 

Cardiff, 

Samuel    (H').   402 
Carbart, 

Hannah   A.    (T).    87.    131 

Hachaliah,   131 
CarUn, 

Eugenia   (T),   233 
Carlon, 

Josephine  (T),  229 

Kiinzy,    229 
Carpenter, 

Allen  P.    (T),   118 

Caleb,    78 

Daniel    (T),    65 

Elizabeth    (T),   79 

Elizajbeth  (Merritt),  78 


Ella  R.    (T*),  158 

Emma  Louisa   (T"),   200 

Freelove,    113 

Freelove  (Marsh),  69 

J.   Theodore    (T),    142,    20ft 

Josiah    (T),    158 

Lizzie   (!•),  200 

Lucinda  (U»),  425 

Martha  (Park),  95.  105,   155 

Mary   (Sniffen).  245 

Morris,    154,    155 

Roby    J.    (T»),    158 

Ruth    (T),    79 

Sarah    (T),   104,    105,    154 

iSeibe    (T),    78 

Thomas  E.    (T«),   158 

Zophar,    200 

Additional  names  (T),  65,  118 
Carr, 

Ida    (I»),   169 

Mary    E.    (T),    183.    242 

William  H.   (T),  169 
Carrell, 

Orpha  Ann    (Harrison),    202 
Carter, 

(T).  170 

Anne,    24 

Elizabeth   (Sterrett),  234 
Cary, 

Addle    (T).    183,    243 

Elizabeth  A.    (H»).   408 

Henrietta    (T),    183 

Henry  M.    (H»),    410,   411 

John,   183,   243 

John  Jr.   (H?),  413 
Caewell, 

Antoinette    (T'),    157 

David     (T),    157 

'Additional   names    (T),    157 
Catcbpole, 

Ellen   (Watson),   151 
Cliadwlck, 

Adelia    (D,    124 

Adelia    (West),    239 

Ann    (D,    124 

Archelus    (T^),    124 

Harriet   (D,   124 

John    (T),    84,    124 

Sarah  (T).  82.  120 

Thursa    (T').    124 

Ma'riette  (W).  346 
Cbamberlaln, 

Devilo   J.    (T).    225 

Dora    (T),    228 

Edith    E.    fT»).   225 

George,    228 
Cbambers, 

George    (Penn»),   324 
Champion, 

Edwin  S.   (T),  262 

Lolita    (T'"),    2«2 


'470 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Cliandler, 

T.cwis   A.    (H«),    384 
Phebe  (H<),  374 

Cliapin> 

William  W.   (T),  148,   203 
Additional  names  (T),  203 
Cbapman, 

Sophia    (T),    108 
William    (W),    339 

ClutppeU, 

Thomas  (T),  91 
Cliaxdavoyne, 

Amanda  F.  (H'),  372 

"waria  A.    (T),   127,  183 

Clieney, 

Joseph    (W»),    340 

Clierry, 

Adelbert   (T),  219 
Additional  names    (T),    219 

Chestnut, 

George    (Penn»),    328 

Clietwood, 

Nicholas,   18 
CMcIiester, 

J<-ssie  (H*).  410 
William,    410 

Cbickeringr, 

Benjamin  C.   (T),  315 

cuias, 

Harris  Manning   (<P),  356 
Christian, 

Frank    (T»),    216 
Madison   (T),   216 

Chnrcb, 

Franklin    (W«),    344 

Hannah   (I^on)    (W»),  347 
Chuxcbill, 

Rebecca    (Shultz),    164 
Chynoweth, 

Ellen    (T),    224,    267 

Thomas.  267 

Clapp, 

Delia    (Horton;),    184 

Clark, 


-,    (T),   194,  249 


Abigail,    363 
Abraham.    377 
Adaline   (H»).   395 
Anne  (U'),  424 
Beulah   (Penn*),  326 
Bessie  B.   (T),  193,  253 
Daniel.    404 
Rev.    Daniel,    404 
Dorkis,    (H*),    365 
Elisha,    109 
Elizabeth    (H«).   376 
Elizabeth    (T),   67 
Ezra     (T),     104 


Prances  (H""),  397 
Prances  E.    (T),   155,   221 
Rev.  Fred  Gorham,  253 
George.    363 

Henry  Van  Tyle   (H«),  395,  400 
Jeremiah,    221 
Jonathan  (HT),  387 
Joseph   C   50 
James    (T),   144 
Lucinda  (Allen),   182 
Maria  L.   (T),  193 
Martha   (T').   127 
Mary   (H«),   366 
Mary   (T),    109 
Mary  A.    (H?).   415 
Mary  Lyon   (T').  127 
Gen.    Orville,    182 
Phebe    (H»).  377,   378 
Dr.    Philo    (T),    174 
Rebecca   (W),   434.    435 
Richard.    375.    376.    404,    406 
Ridemus    (H*),   365 
Sarah,   404 
Sarah    (W).  381,  386 
Sarah   D.    (K«).    394 
Tabitha,   406 
Thomas   (H»),  375 
Thomas   (T).  86,  124,  127 
Thomas  H.    (IT),  127 
William    (H*).  394 
William    (T).    186 
Zipporali,   376 

Additional  names,   415;    (H),   387; 
(T).  127,  174 

Clason, 

Solomon    (T).    130,    187 

ClawBon, 

Mrs.   Nancy    (Ball),    (H»),    390 

Capt.    Michael    (T),    89,    134 

Cleaver, 

James    (H'),    366 

Cleveland, 

Adaline  (T),  153.  214 
George  Evans  (T'),  155 
Harriet  O.   (D,  155 
Lyman    L.    (T).    104 
Margaret  H.   (T').  155 
Moses  Lyon  (T').  155 
Sally    (T).    153,    213 
Samuel   G.    (T).   104,    154 
-Wesley    (T).    153 
WHliam,     154 
Additional  names   (T),   153 

CUfford, 

Rev.  Isaac  S.,  245 
Sarah  J.  (T),  185,  245 

Clinchy, 

Arthur   H.    (T),    221 

Clinton, 

Gov.  George,   306 


NAMES  OTHEB  THAN  LYON 


471 


Clock, 

Amy   (T),   119,   175 
F.   A.    (T),    238 
Clopton, 

Martha  (Gr»).  428,  430 
Thomasine,  274 
Close, 

Elnathan  (T«),  68 
Eunice    (T),    83 
Oilbert  (T),  235 
Hannah,   302 
Hannah    (T*).    54 
Jonathan   (T),  64,  85 
Joseph,   54,   302 
Josiah    (T),    68 
Mrs.  Mary  (T),  122 
Mary  Rebecca   (T*),  85 
Nancy    (T),   83 
Phebe   (T*),  54,  59,  78 
Ruth    (T),    58 
Ruth    (T*).   54,   58 
Samuel,    304 
Sarah   (T*),  54 
*1     Thomas,   48,    54,   58,   60 
Thomas  T^),  436 
Thomas    (T*),    54,    60 
Additional  names,  54 

Clongb, 

Charles   (H'«),  388 

Col.  Horace  P.    <H»),   388 
Coatee, 

Dr.  Thomas   (T),  202 
Cobb, 

Melissa    (T),    178 
Codding^ton, 

William,   39 
Coe, 

Andrew,    50 

Benjamin    (H<),    366,    403 

Lavinia    (Moseman),    194 
Coffin, 

Pedigree,    311 

Carrie    (T»),    158 

Edward  N.    (T«),   158 

Eliza    (T),    158 

Eunice   (T),   108,   160 

John,    311 

John    (T),    158 

Maria    (T),    158 

Robert    (T),    158 

Capt.  Uriel,  158,  160,  311 

Additional   names,    311,    312;    (T). 
158 
Coit, 

(T),   139 

Elizabeth    (T),    159 

Henry  H,   159 

Maria    (T),   159 
Colburn, 

Adna    (T),    162 

Additional  names  (T),  162 


Cole, 

Catherine   (T),    132 

Catherine  E.    (T),    131,    190 

Henry    (T),    132.    194 

Katlierin    C.    (T*),    194 

Mary  Lyon   (T"),  194 

Samuel   (T),  154,  217 

Additional  names   (T),  194,  217 
Coleman, 

Caroline,    311 

Robert    R.,    312 

Additional   names,   312 
Coles, 

Peter  S.    (T),   190,   250 

Additional  names    (T),   250 
Coley, 

Daniel  (T),  89 
Colling, 

Ed    (T?),    237 

Eliza    (T),    134 

Frederick  B.    (H=),   409 

James   T.    B.    (H*),   408 

John  Lyon   (H»),  409 

Sarah    (T),    126,    181 

Additional  names   (H),   409 
Collyer  [Xollyer], 

Charlotte   DeK.    (T*),    86 

Elizabeth,    111,    166 

John  Lyon    (T").   86 

Moses  W.   (T),  86 
Collins, 

Cecilia  M.    (T),    192 
Comstock, 

Edward    (T),   244 

Julia  E.  (T),  130,  190 
Conant, 

Josiah    (W),    348 
Cone   [Cove], 

(T),    45 

Cora   C.    (T).    218 

Deborah    (T'),   49 

Zachariah    (T),    140 

Additional   names    (T),   140 
Concklin, 

Anna.  Marvin  (T*),  193 

Thomas  Lyon  (T^).  193 

Samuel  Marvin  (T*),  193 
Condit, 

Uzel    (H=),    374 
Con^ar, 

Margaret    (H"),    381 

Mary,   370 

Samuel    (H*),   364 
Conklin, 

Alvan    (T'),    143 

Amy    (T).    306 

Edward    (IT),   143 

Eleazer    (T),    102 

Henry    (H»),    399 

James    (T),    96,    142 

James  R.    (T«),   439 


472 


GENESAL  INDEX 


Mary   (T'),   US 

Mary  H.    (T'>,   43> 

Timothy,   142 

Tristram   (T).  141 

Walter  W.   (T).   132 

Wells  (T).  103.  151 

William,  77 

Additional  names  (T).  141,  151 

Conlan, 

Dr.    John    (T).    206 
Additional  names  (T),  20G 

Conrad, 

John   (T).   120,   176 

Joseph    (T),   120,   177 

Sarah  E.   (T»),  iTe  ■ 

Additional  names   (T),   1<6.  177 


Corsen, 

p;mma   V. 


(T),    141,    198 


Cook, 


-.   (T).   135 


Alfred  H.   (W),  S45 

Amos   (H'),  382 

Eliza  Lyon  (K«).  377 

Harriet  H.  (K«).  382 

Harriet   H.    (H»),   387.    392.    39.3 

Harry  (H').  382 

Jerusha  (H«).  364,  371 

Dr.  Lyman  (T).  87 

Martha   (K^),  383 

Mary   (H^),   361 

Mary    (H»),   382 

Melissa.    (K'),   383 

Obediah,    365 

Rose  CB?),  383 

Rev.   Samuel    (H»).   391 

Susan   A.    (Tufts).   267 

Additional  names   (K).  382,  S85 

Coolldffe, 

Alice   (WS).  347 

Coon, 

Carroll    (T),    157 
Cajtherine,  392 

Cooper, 

Charity   (H').   405 
Daniel,   405 
Martha.   365 
Martha   (H»).  393 
William     (H?>.     414 

Copeman, 

(T).  149 

Coppemoll, 

Fred    (H).    428 

Corbin, 

Rebecca    (W).    434 

Corblt, 

John.    48 

Cornell, 


(T).   186 


Cornell  [Crowell], 

Peter   (T).  97 

Comwell, 

Leroy    (T).    211 


Cory, 

Phebe   (aP).   379.   380 
Thomas  (H?),  41« 

Cosad, 

Harriet   (H»).   396 
Lydia  (H»),  392 
Thomas,  392 

Variants:    Coxad.    C;isad,    Cosart, 
Cosard.    Cassat,    404 

Coulter, 

Priscilla  (Penn»),  324 
Conneelman, 

Harriet,   176 

Courtney, 

Marv    (T').   167 
Samuel    (T),    167 
Coverly, 

Luther  E.    (T),   140 

Covert, 

William  G.    (T).   196 

Cowaar ^  . 

[Anna  (Sanders),  398 
A^daline  W.   (H»).  394 

Albert    (U»),   425       ^ 

iChloanna   (H"),   39^/     -^ 

Christian  (H«).  387,  393 

Daniel   Y.    (K»),  395 

David  S.   (H»).  389 

Edwin  B.    (H»).   396 

C Elizabeth    (H»),   387  -_, 
Harriet  E.    (H"*),  397J-' 

Harriet  H.   (H'»).  399 

James  (H").  394 

James  M.  (HP),  S93 

Judge    John.    377 

John    (H«).    382 

John   (H').    386 

John    (H'),   392.   393  . 
rjohn  B.  (H>»).  397-3   ^" 
*— John  C.    (H»),    35T.   398 

John  T.    (K»),  399 

Capt.   Joseph.   378 

Joseph  W.    (K»),   395 

Martha   CB?).   394 

Mary    (H»).   392 

Mary  M.  (H").  399 

Sir  Richard.   386 

Sarah    (H»).   387.   391 

Theodore   F.    (H»).    398 

William  H.   (HP).  397 

Additional    names    (■),    38 1.    396, 
397.    398.    399 

Coytmore  ,.x    „„. 

Martha  (Rainsborough),  2(4 

Crabb, 

Harvey    (T).    315 

Craisf 

Elizabeth  (Kerr).  240 

Crandall, 

DeWitt   (T).  181.  229 


NAMKS  OTHEX  THAN  LTON 


47S 


Grace    (T«).   229 
Mary    (Wlghtman),   159 
Ruth  E.   [Eva]    (D.  229 
Additional  names   (T),   229 

Crane 

,  377 

Abigail   (H«).   364,  368 
Ada  (Fowler),  130 
Aretas   (K").   405 
Benjamin  (H*).  363 
Benjamin   (K«),  372 
Caroline  H.    (T).  174.  237 
Catherine    fH»),   405 
Catherine  M.    (K'),  383 
Cooper  (H?),  414 
Cornelia   W.    (SP),    376 
David   (H"),  364 
Elias   (H^),  370,   373 
Elizabeth  (H=).  372,  404 
Elizabeth  J.  (K«),  376 
Ezekiel   (K*).  364,  369,  406 
Harold  U  (T),  197 
Isaac,  388 

Isaac    (H«).   364.   369 
Israel   (H«).   364.   371 

Israel   (H'),  371 

Jabez   (K=>).  372 

Jasper,    363 

Jerusha  (HC').  373 

Joanna   (H*).   364 

Joanna   (H=).    370,    372 

Joanna   (K*),  376 

John   Josiah    (H^),    372 

John  Plum  (K«).  378 

Jonathan   (H^).  370 

Joseph,    361 

Joseph    (H').    363 

Joseph    (H*).  364.  404 

Joseph    (BP),  370,  405 

Joseph    (H«),    405 

Josiah    (H*).  364 

Josiah      (H^).  367 

Josiah    (H^^).  371 

Lois    (K').   372 

Mary.  370 

Mary   (K').   372 

Matthias   (H"?),  370 

Montgomery    (H").   378 

Obediah   (H').  376 

Rev.  Oliver.  237 

Phebe   (K'^),   370 

Phebe   (K").    406 

Philander  (T).  127.  184 

Rachel    (H^).    370,    373 

Rhoda    (W),   406 

Samuel   (H«).  364 

Samuel  M.   (HO.  388 

Sarah    (K^).  370 

Sarah    (H«).  406  ^^^     ,^, 

Additional    names    (H).    364.    S71. 
372.   376.   405;    (T).   197 
Crawford, 

,  (T),  20,  61 

Anna   (T).    116,   171 
James.  172 


John  (T).  74 
William   (T),   141 

Crocker, 

Alvah,    234 

Mary  Eloise  (T),  167.  SJ4 

Sophia  (T).  124 

Crolby, 

Maria  (Penn=),  327 

Crone, 

Clarence  (T).  319 
Additional  names   (T),   320 

Cronk, 

L .    (T).   209 

Crooks, 

Nancy.  392 

Cross, 

Catherine  M.  (T»).  202 
John    Lockwood    (I*),    202 
Lockwood  (T).  147,  202 
Mary,    310 
Mary  (T»).  202 
Sarah   E.    (T«).    202 

Croncli, 

Henry  E.    (T),   162 

Crowe, 

Clarence  (T).  318 
Fannie  M.    (T).   144.   201 

Crowell, 

John  P.   (H?),  414 
Sally  (T),  95 
Crowner, 

Delbert  A.    (T).   264 

Cnmmins, 

ElizaJbeth.   333 
Cnnnlngrham, 

Sarah   (T).   257 

Cnrtis, 

.   (T).  314 

Alfred    (T),    100,   147 
Alfred    (TT).  147 
Thompson    (T),   156 

Cutter,  ^  ^ 

Charles  N.    (T).  268 

Cnyler, 

Catherine.  397 

Dada, 

Arthur  A.  (T»),  122 
Percy  A.  (T?),  122 
Rev.  William  B.  (T),  122 

Oalley, 

Elizabeth,    77 
Oalgrlieb  [Bonsrlas], 

Phebe   (H*).  370 
Robert,  370 

Dalton, 

Bento  C.   (T),  234.  267 

Dr.  Elbridge  G.   (T).  163.  2S5 

Blma  F.  (T»).  282 

Frank.  267 


474 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Harold  P.    (T«),   267 
Henry  Lyon  (T").  232 
Mary  Lyon  (T"),  232 
Nellis  Norman    (T«),    232 
Raymond  Lyon  (T»),  267 
Samuel,   232 
Additional  names   (T),   232 

Dalzel, 

Martha  J.   (H').  381 

Sana, 

Nellie   (W),  339 

Darby, 

Fannie,  123 

Barrali, 

Emily  (T),  124 

Sanrance, 

Mrs.   Martha  L.    (T),  107 

Davenport, 

Eliza  (T).  94 
Josiah,    354 
NeTWberry  (T),  70,  94 

Davids 

Hester,   306 
Davidson, 

Charles  R.  M.,  182 
Florence  J.   (Guy),  182 
Harriet   (Hooper),  249 
John  Calhoun  (T),  214 

Davis, 

Albert  (T«),  156 

Ann  Eliza   (T),   91,  136 

Ann  Maria  (T),  210 

Anna   (T),   167 

Bertha  (T»),  213 

Caroline  M.   (T«),  118 

Charles  W.   (T*),  196 

Cora   (T«),   156 

Cora  B.    (T),  215 

Edgar  Ryker  (T«),  118 

Capt.  Edward   (T),   138,  195 

Elijah  M.   (T).  93 

Fidelia   (T),   124 

Frank   B.    (T),    213 

George  (T«).  156 

George  M.   (T),  270 

Hannah  M.    (T"),   118 

Henry,  195 

Henry  (T),  82,  118 

Lela   (T),  265,  273 

Lorenzo   (T*),   156 

Maria  M.    (T«),    196 

Mary  (T).  112,  167 

Nellie   (H>»),   429 

Oliver  (T),  156 

Phebe   Jane    (T«),    156 

Sarah  Jane  (T*),  196 

Silas,  118 

Thomas  J.   (T"),  118 

Thomas  J.    (T*),  196 

Walter,  136 

Will    (T).    214 

Rev.  William  (H'),  380 

Additional  names  (T),  156 


Davison, 

Mrs.  Eliza  Jane    (T),   144 
Dawson, 

,   (T),  112 

Rodman  B.   (T),  166 

Day, 

Alfred  W.   (T),  234,  268 

Amos  (H»).  378 

Benjamin  L.    (H«),   378 

Edwin  B.    (T),  234,  268 

Grace  Lyon  (T»),  268 

Kittie  Cole   (T»),   194 

Mary  (H»),  365 

Mrs.  Mary  (H«),  441 

May  Lyon   (T»),  268 

Paul,  364 

Thomas,    194 

Timothy,   Jr.,    406 

Rev.   William    (T),    194 

Additional  names   (T),  194,  268 
Dayton, 

Eldorus    (T),   141 

Elias  G.    (H*)    409 
Dean, 

Jerusha  (H).   406 

Jerusha   (H?),  416 

Marv   (Sands),   80 

William  L.   (T),  196 

Deas, 

Mrs.  Helen  Lyon,  400 
Death, 

Absolom  (H^),  389 
De  Camp, 

Mary    (H'),    408 
De  Forest, 

Frances    (T),   218 

De  Bays, 

,   (T),  166 

De  Iiongf, 

Joel  (T),  217 
De  Severe, 

Harriett    (U«),    423 
James  (U»),  423 

De  Vore, 

Jane   (T),  162 

Deberer, 

Hettie  (Morgan),  192 

Decker, 

Edwin  L.   (T),  196 

Deincke, 

Jacob   (T),  130.  188 

Demnde, 

Capt.    Daniel   C.    (H»), 

Denbo, 

Mary  H.   (T),  315 

Denman, 

Isaac,    47 

Jane  (T).  101,  148 

John,  1-18 


393 


NAMES  OTHBB  THAN  LYON 


476 


""ffe'v.  David  (Penn'),  S23 

Denton, 

,  309 

Ben  Ange  (T?),  237 
Elizabeth.  304  „,     .. 

Hannah    (Treadwell),   66 
Solomon,  311 

Bennison, 

John,   415 

''^^ESeth  T.   (Penn«).  326,  327 
^^T^^^ ^   (T)^  192 

Berty, 

George    (T),   8^ 
George  A.    (T'),    83 

Serrickson, 

Maria  (Penn"),  327 

Setei-ie,  _^     ,_ 

William   (T),   145 

Dibble, 

Elbert   (T),  209 

Dickinson, 

Hannah    (T),   96.   141 
James,  141 
Millicent   (T),  60 
Minnie  (T),  163 

Dickson,  ,     ^     ^^„ 

Jane   (Kirby),    159 
Jane   (T),    155 
Maude  (T),  197 

Diegfi^ai^' 

Ida  M.,    350 

Dillis  ?, 

Aaron    (H?),  414 

^^   "charlotte  M.   (T«),  197 
Elsie  E.    (T»),   197 
Mary  E.  (T»),  197 
Robert    (T),   141.    197 

Dilts, 

Anna  (H?),  416 

Dimick, 

Mercy  West,   1*6 

'*'"^"nnaM.    (T).   183.   242 
Jesse,  242 
Peter  M.  (T),  184 

"^'Tlorge  S.    (T).  197^ 
George  S.    d')-   197 
Robert  Dillon  (T»).  197 
Additional  names  (T).  197 

Disbrow,  ^^,  ^s    on 

Hannah   (Sherwood).  90 
John.   50,   302 
Livdia.  59 
Mary    (T),    50,    59 
Peter.  59 


DooUttlfl, 

^el  S.    (T).  153.  215 
Alice  A.  (T«),  215 
Andrews  D.   (T«),  215 
Arthur    (T),   217 
Arthur  Miles  (T*),  215,  440 
Mary  A.   (T«).  215 
Mary  M.   (T).  154,  219 
Myra  J.    (T),   265,   273 
Myra  Jane  (T«),  215 
Olive  Anna  (T»).  215 
Sarah  (Kelly).  262 
Additional    names    (T),    215.    21b, 
217 

Doty, 

_ — ,  309 

Agnes    (H'),   384 

Ambrose  (H«).  405 

Daniel    (H»),  404,  405 

Daniel    (H«).    405 

Elias  (HO).  405 

Elizabeth    (H«).   405 

Huldah   (H«).  405 

James  Mier   (H«).   405 

Jerusha   (K«),  405 

John.   404 

John   (H«).  404 

Joseph    (K«).    405 

Mary    (T),   64 

Orpha  (H«),  405 

Sarah.  398 

Sarepta   (H«).  405 

Additional  names  (H).  404,  40o 

Donebty, 

Elizabeth.   305 

Douglas, 

John  W.  (Penn''),  327 

Carrie    (H).   428 
Johannes.  48 

Downing, 

Veva    (T),    205 

Drake,  „  ^  „ 

_! (H'),    366 

Eliza  Anne   (H*).  366 
Joseph  (T«),  71 
Lydia,    412 
Rebecca,  336 
Samuel    (T),  71 

Dresser, 

Hannah   (W»).  341 
John,    341 


Drew, 


(T).  147 


William  H.    (T).  117 

Driftteld, 

Elizabeth  (Ely).  159 

Dmnunond,  _,    „„^ 

Dr.  Charles  Elmer  (T),  221 

Dncbat, 

George    (Penn»),   326 


476 


GKNC&AL  IKOBK 


Oudl07> 

Col.  A'irtbrose   (H«).  378.  3S4 
Mary  E.    (T).   140 

Oner, 

(W«).  S47 

Rush   (W»),  347 

Onhraen,  ^^^ 

Frederick  J.    (T),   227 

Duncan, 

Abble  (T),   183 

Onncombe, 

Adelia   C.    (T),    222 
Dr.  Elijah  Ely.  222 
Minnie  (T).  224 
Thomas,  222 

Dunham, 

Deborah    (H»).  405 
Mary  (T),  157 

Dnnlap, 

Theodore    fT).    158 

Dunn, 

Albert  (K").  366 
Philemon    (H^).   366 
Sarah    (Paden),  260 

Dnnnlnff, 

Elizabeth  M.   (T).  100 

Dnrbln, 

Rev.  John  P.,  166 
Margaret  Cook   (T),   166 

Duydam, 

Mary   (Penn'^),  327 

Dyer, 

Elvira    (T).   164 

Dyke, 

Evalyn  (T),  215,  264 
Dykens, 

Nancy  Ann   (T),   143 

Earl, 

Adelia  (T),  209 
Arthur  F.  (T),  216 
Additional    names    (T),    216 

Earnest, 

William    (T).  317 
Eastman, 

Seth   (W«),  343 
Eaton, 

Mrs.   Clarissa   (Bradley)    (T),  82, 

122 
Theophilus,    283 

Eddy    [Ede], 

.   (H?),  322 

Phebe    (H?),    412 

Silence,  354 

Thomas    (T),    100,    147 

Additional  names  (T),  147 
Edmonds, 

May    (Gr"),    427,    429 
Edward  IV,    (King  of  England).   12 


Edwards, 

Mary,    402 

Mary    (Gr»),    427,    428 

Phebe  (H»),  374 

Phebe  (T).  192 
Effbert, 

Enos  (H«).  375 
Earffleston, 

James,   42 

ElUott, 

Westanna  S.  (Penn<).  329 

EUlS, 

Charles   (W),  382 

Charlotte  Ann  (Jones),  17> 

Louella  (T),   162 

Onia  (T),  162 
Elsen,  See  ITelson 
Ely, 

Joseph  E..  159 

Dr.  William  E.    (T),  159 
Emmons, 

John   (T),  132,   192 
Endicott, 

Margaret   (H»),  393 
Endrles, 

Joseph    (T),   318 
Enffleman, 

■ ,  (T).  315 

Enyart, 

David   (HO.  386 

David  C.    (H«),    386 

Rebecca  (K»),  389 

Additional  names   (H),  384 
EstUe, 

William    (H?),    415 

William  H.    (H?),   415 

Evarts, 

Hannah  (Andrews),  226 

Eyre, 

Sally  (Penn»),  323.  325 
Fabrlque, 

Edwin  H.   (T»).  218 
M.  D.    (T).  218 
Mabel  J.   (T»),  21S 
Marion  L.   (T»).  218 
Tag&n, 

Elizabeth  (H""),  399 
Irene    (H>»),   399 

Palraloe, 

Mary  A.    (T),   119 

Fairbanks, 

Benoni,  433 
PalrcUld, 

.   371 

Benjamin.  195 

Derinda  (T).  137.  195 
Panning, 

Harriet  F.    (D,  110 

Solomon  (T).  110 


NAMES  OTBEB  THAN  LYON 


477 


Tmn, 

Patience  (Mead),  123 
Panrt, 

Elizabeth  C-    (T),  204,   255 
Tcake   [Peaks,  Fekes], 

Elizabeth   (Fones),  278 

Capt.  Robert,  28,   32,  40,  275,   278, 
283 
Pcrgnaon, 

Mary   A,    (T),    131,   191 

William    V.    (T),    208 

Willie   (T»),  208 
Terons, 

Delia  Ward    (T),   178,   240 

La   Payette  C,    240 
Terrand, 

Samuel,  118 
Ferrierei, 

Marie  de,   334 
Ferris, 

Daniel,   286 

Deborah,  310 

Joseph,    302 

Lewis  H.    (T),   243 

Martha   (Mead),  82 

Ruth  (Davis),  136 

Sarah  (T),  66,  86 

Sarah   M.    (Whitney),   246 

Fildew, 

John    H.    (T),    236,    269 
Additional  names  (T),  269 

Field, 

Aaron.    204 

Amy  E.    (T»),   204 

Charles  E.   (I»),  204 

Fred  S.  (T«),  205 

Henry   (T),  149.  204 

Henry  B.    (T»),  205 

Job   (H?)    415 

William  H.   (T*),  204 

Additional    names    (T),    204,    205 

Fields, 

Delilah  (T),  110,  165 
Filkina, 

John    (T),    123 
Finch, 

,  285 

,    (T),    147 

Absolom    (T),    144 
Charity  (T').  158 
Charles    (T*),    158 
Charlotte  R  (T«),  158 
Clarissa,   311 
Clarissa  (V),  157 
David   Lyon    (T'),   158 
John   Wesley    (T«),   158 
Julia   (    (D,   158 
Lewis  (T),  142 
Martha,    304 
Mary   (T'),   158 
Mary  M.    (T«),   158 
Nathaniel,  303 


Orville    (T'),    158 
Rebecca    (T),   180 
Reuben    (T),   108,   157 
Roby  (T'),   158 
Solomon,      157 
Thomas  (T'),  158 
Wesley   (T'),  158 
Additional  names   (I),    158 

FiBcber, 

Louis   (T),  263 
Additional  names  (T),  263 

Fisli«r, 

Ann,  305 
Catherine,  396 
Jeremiah,   306 
Jonathan  (T),  68 
Margaret  M.    (H»),  384 
Susanna    (Youlin),    194 

Flsk, 

Mehitable    (Skiff),    225,    229 
Simon,    225 
Fieke, 

Nathan  (W«),  343 
Samuel  (W«),  343 
Rev.  Warren  C.    (T).   140 
Additional  names  (I),  140 

FitcH, 

Jane  (H'),  402 

Mary,   284 

Mary  Jane  (T),  209 

William    (T),   109 
Fitz   HTtgrb, 

Nancy  (T),  228 
Fitz  Sandolph, 

Edward,   374 

Mary  E.    (H=),  379 

FitzBinuuone, 

Florence  (H),  428 
Fleming-, 

Ann    (Penn=),    323 

Elizabeth  (T),  66,  87 

Dr.   Peter,   87 
Flewellyn, 

Barnard    (T'),    142 

Caleb  (T'),  142 

Cornelia   (T),    198 

Bmeline   (T'),   142 

Hester    (T'),   142 

Hosea    (T),    246 

Isaiah    (T),  96.  142 

Isaiah    (T'),    142 

Mary  (V).  142 

Rachel   (T'),  142 

Robert,    142 

Robert  L.   (T'),  142 

Phebe  Jane  (D,  142 

Sarah  A.   (T'),  142 
Flowers, 

Clarissa    (T),    155 

FOlSOIIL, 

Mary  (Hayes),  266 


478 


GENERAL  IXDBX 


Foltz, 

C.  G.,  231 

Charles  Ransom   (T"),  231 

Ernest  H.  (T).  231 
Fonea, 

Elizabeth  (Winthrop.  Feake.  Hal- 
lett).    28.    40,   275,    278 

Thomfus,   275 
Forbes, 

Thankful   (W=),  339 
Force, 

Elizabeth    (H<),367 
Ford, 

Annie    (Clifford),    24.5 

Mary   L.    (T),    145,    201 

Michael,  201 
Forxnan, 

Ann    (Penn'),    328,    329 

Freelove    (T).   58 

Matilda    (T"),    75 
Forsyth, 

Antrim    R.    (H"),    387 

John,   387 
Forsythe, 

Robert    (Penn^),    324 
Forth, 

Mary.    274 

John,    274 
Foshay, 

Bert   (T),   247 

William   (T"),   247 

Foster, 

Decuna    (Nowers),   231 
Jacob    (H*),    366 
Joseph   (H').   362 
Joseph    (H*).  364,  365 
Mary  (H').  366 
Timothy    (G«),   356 

Fowler, 

Abigail    (T*),    61 
Ann    (T),    141,    198 
Anna     (T),     60 
Caleb.  305 
Elizabeth   (T*).  61 
Esther   (T).   142 
■    Frank    (T),    187,    249 
Halsted  P.    (T),   137 
Capt.    Henry,    70 
Isaac    (T=).    60 
Jemima   (T^).   61 
John    (T),    49,    50,    61 
Joshua    (T),    306 
Miriam   (T«),   61 
Moses,  130 

Phebe   H.    (Lounsberry),    200 
Phebe  H.    (T),   221 
Rosalinda   (T),  87,  130 
Sarah    (Budd),   70 
Sarah   (Garrison),    143 
Theodore   (T).   184,   244 
Additional  names  (T),  61,  244,  249 


Fralm, 

Kdward   (H'"),   396 
Frary, 

I.ouise  (T),  110.  165 
Frazee, 

Sarah   (H^).  366 
Frazer, 

Anne   (H?)   415 
Fredenbtirgrh, 

Mary    (T).   141 
Freeland, 

Abraham,    199 

Mary  Ann   (T).  141,   199 
Freeman, 

Charles  (H^.  402 

Hannah,   361 

Stephen,  359 

M.  W.  Winans   (W»).   34.'? 
Freete, 

Jane    B.    (Ja«?),    332 
French, 

May   (T).   197 
Frost, 

Daniel.   277 
Fnller, 

Mary,    355 
Fnlton, 

Andrew   J.,    432 

EfRe    Laura    (R),    432 
Furman  [Forman], 

Ambrose    (T).    101.    149 

Elizaibeth    (T).    74.    101 

Paul    (T),   75.   103 

Susan  Mary  (T'),  103 

Additional  names  (T),  103 

Oale, 

Armenia    (V),    156 

Eliza    (T^).    156 

Emma    (T').  156 

Fanny   M.    (T),   100,    147 

Freelove    (OT).    156 

Harvey   (D,   155 

Isaac    (T8).   156 

James    (•C).    156 

Jane    (T'),   155 

Jeremiah    (T'').   155 

Maria  (T»),  156 

Nehemiah     (T).     108,     155 

Ruth    (T'),156 

Sally   (T^).  156 

Simeon    (T),   124 

Susan   (IT).   156 

William    (V).  155 

Additional  names' (T),  156 
Oallagrher, 

Frances  L.    (W'»).   351 
Oannngr,  see  Oennn? 
Oard, 

Moses    (H?).   416 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


479 


Gardner, 

Aaron   A.    (.W),   i^^^ 

Burdett   Lyon    (T»),   -2^2 

David   P.    (T).    160     2-- 

Elizabeth    (H").   383 

Eunice  (T«)-  222 

Isaac  Lyon   (T').   222 

John  W.    (T),   158 

Sally    (T),    190  22 

Additional  names   (T),   158.   ii^ 

Oarrison, 

SahVane(T).  96,  143 

°"^"V    (T).    112.    168 

°*"cl^ilia    (T),    99     146 
Julia  (T).  99,  146 

Oay, 

Grace,   354 
aennngr  [Oanun?], 

Hannah.   305  ^ 

Hannah  (Miller),  <8 

Qedney, 

Abigail   (T«).  97 
Bartholomew    (T»).    97 
Charity  (T),  127.  183 
Charlotte  (T*),  97 
David.    183 

Hester   (T«),   97 

John   (T),   72.  96 

John,   Sr.,    96 

John  B.    (T«).  9- 

Margaret   (T«).   97 

Mary    (T»),   97 

Phebe  (T«).  97 

Additional  names  (T),  9( 

***"*Chkrles    (T),    188,    250 
Sheldon  A.,   250 
Sheldon  A.    (T»),   250 

Elizabeth   (T),  316 

Oil)tiOii, 

Hattie    (WO).   353 
James   H.    (W»),    353 

Oiddingrs> 

Coles.   437 

Olfford, 

Abbie  (T)    187    248 

Patience    (Kirby),    1^8 
Phila  (T),  107 
Scaver,   346 

^^^'Ifeien  W.    (T-).  246 
Ida    (T).    150 
Ida  L.  (T).     208 
John   (T).     246 
John  S..    206 
Mary   A.    (T),   261 


^""E^retta    (W).   353 

**n\-?hr'(H^).    402 

aiUauii 

^^EUa  (H"),  390 

Minerva  (W),  390 

Gillespie,  „ 

Maria    (Penn«),    o24 

°"^°^izabeth    (H').  368 

ailBiore, 

John,    205 
Mary   (T),  205 

^^'^Henry    P.    (T),    194 

°*'Thomas   (H»).  391 

°'**j"^nne'tte  C.    (T),   219 

^'"^aggie   (T).   243 

°"*^Alonzo   (H'»).  400 

01°*^L (T),   158 

^^'^'T'wheeler  (T).  247 

^^Hannah  (H«),  441 

°°®*Dr.   Frederick   (T).   315 

^°^^^ iW).  405 

Golding, 

Coles,   336,   43  < 

°^^*^^^?i   (T),   60 

^"""^r^ginia  B.    (T),  116,   172 

Ooodell, 

Aaron  (W»),  3f 
Cornelius   ("W^')'  339 

Ebenezer  (W*V    ooq 
Ebenezer    (^-339 
Experience  (W>).  339 
Judith   (W=),  339 
Rev.  L.   L.    (W»).  346 
Lois    (W«),    339 
Moses  (W»).  339 

°^°1?onoria  (Balden),  139 

Gorham, 

George,  48,  Jsa 

°'"''l'sa  (T),  152    210 

Charles  Woolsey  (T»).  210 
Etoenezer,  60 


480 


GXKDIAL  INDEX 


Eliza'beth  (T),  60 
Hattie    (T»>,   210 
John    Butler    (T»),    210 
Additional    names    (T),   210 

Rebecca  (Penn»),  324.  326 
William   (Penn'),  323 

erania, 

Allen  E.    (T),   215 
Linn  Belle  (T»),  215 
Orah  Maude   (I»),  215 

erarea, 

Almira  (T).  153.  214 
Herman  (T),  188,  249 

Gray, 

Edna  E.    (T),   196 

Emma  E.   (T),  208 

Marion   L.    (T),   196 
Green, 

Annie  F.    (T).  207 

Barney  J.,   207 

Benjamin    (T),   83 

Eliza  M.   (T«),  158 

H.   T.    (T).   213 

Harriet  (T),  158 

Gilbert    (T),   158 

James,   88 

James    (T),    136 

John    (Ja*).    333 

John    (T),   70 

Phebe  (T),  55,  70,  436 

Reuben    (T),    92 

Wilson,  (T),  124 
Greene, 

(T),  74,  102 

Annie  F.   (T)  150 
May  (W»),  350 

GrefiTory, 

Elizabeth,  310 
Minnie  F.    (T),  162 
Samuel,  42 

Grey, 

Sir  John,  12 
Lady  Jane,  12 

Grifens, 

(Gi-»),  427,  428 

Griffen, 

Mrs.  Abby  Jane  (T),  142,  1! 
Abigail   (T).  306 
Anne    (T),   93 
David,  199 
Elizabeth    (T),   306 
Joseph   (T),  306 

Griffey, 

Catherine   (H»),  389 
Elizaibeth    (H«),   389 
Ellen  C.  (H»),  395 
Joseph    W.    (»»),    3«9 
Sarah  E.   (m«),  389 
Additional  names  (H),  389 


Griffin, 

Anna  (Sands),  150 
Charlotte   (Horton),   184 
Daniel  M.    (T),  80 
Gilbert  (T),  161 
Joseph  C.  (T),  80 
Richard,  98 
Griffith, 

George  E.    (T),  206 
George  B.    (T»),  206 

Mary   (T),  83 

Griff  era, 

Jerome   (H),   428 
Samuel   (»»),  428 

Orimea, 

Attarah  (P«),  354 
Grimiliaw, 

Henry  (T),  187,  248 

Additional  names  (I),  248 
Groarenor, 

Chester  (W«  ?),  344 

Grove, 

Susie  (T),  156 
Groves, 

Elizabeth   (Day),  194 
Grow, 

Thomas  (W»),  339 
Grtinunan   [Grommon,   Gmmin], 

Aaron   (H*).  367 

Bethia   (H«).   367 

Bethia   (K»),   403 

Ichalbod.  362,  365,  366 

Tchabod   (H«),  367,  4PJ 

Sarah   (Jennings).  52 

William  D.   (H"),  374 
Onernaey, 

Sarah    (T),   100 
Gnion, 

Ann  M.   (T),  99,  145 

Harriet   (T«),  98 

Hetty   (T«),   92 

James,  145 

James  (T«),  92 

John,  92,  98 

Jonathan   (T),  69,  92 

Monmouth  H.   (T),  72,  9S 

Phebe  (T«),  92 

Ra.chel  Ann  (T«),  98 

Additional  names  (I),  98 

Gnnn, 

Marcus   (T),   109 

Gny, 

Sydney  Smith   (T),  182 
Walter  Britton  (T»),  182,  440 
Additional  names   (I),   182 

Saddix, 

George   (K»),  396 
John    (H»),    391 
Maria  Ann   (W),  391 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


481 


Melinda   (H"),  395 

Additional  names  (H),  396 
Kaight, 

Abraham,   1S2 

Anna   (T«),  1S2 

Arminda    (U').    424.    425 

Calista  B.    (T).    186.   246 

Daniel    (T),  117.   127,  173,  182 

David    fUn.    424 

David  E.  (T),  129 

Leonard  I.    (T),  150 

Horace,  425 

Elnathan  (T),  60 

Jonathan,   159 

Lewis  J.    (T),   159 

Phineas,   129 

Ra<-hel   (T),  82.  120 

Samuel.  304 

Sarah    (TM,   159 

William   Henry    (T«).   182 

Additional    names    (T),    159,    174, 

182 
Kaines, 

Alfred,  248 

Godfrey,  62 

Godfrey   (T),   51,   62 

Israel   (T),  141 

Mary   (T),  187.   248 

Mary  Ann    (Ascough),    63,   96 

Mary  Ann  (T<).  62 

Robert   (T),  172 

Additional  names  (T),  62 
Halt, 

Alethea  L.    (T),  243 

Daniel.  243 

Emily   (T).  243 

Isaac  N.    (T),  183,  243 
Hale, 

(T),  210 

Jes.se   (T»),  228 

La  Payette   (T),   228 

Lona  (T»),  228 

Additional  names   (T),  228 
Kail, 

Harriet  (T),  156 

Josephine   (T),  127 
Hallenbeck, 

William   H.    (H'),    402 
Sallett   [Halletl, 

William,  29,  32,  38,  275 
Hallock, 

Edward   (T).  161,  227 

Edward  G.    (T*),  228 

Eliza  E.   (T«).  227 

Joseph  T.,  184 

Nettie   (T*),   228 

Sarah  L.    (T«).  228 
SalBtead    [Halsted], 

Andrew  Lyon   (T"),  93 

Caleb  (H*).  373 

Elisha    (T"),   93 

Eva  (T),  316 
(31) 


Ezekiel,   93,   94 

Ezekiel    (T),   60,   70,   93 

Ezekiel   (T«),  93 

Ida   (T),   189 

Jane  Eliza    (T«),   93 

Martha  (Sherwood),  267 

Mary    (T),    70,   94 

Mary   (T"),  93 

Michael    (T).    77 

Sarah  (T«).  93 

ITnderhill   (T"),  93 

William  H.  (T«),  93 

Additional  names    (H),   373 

EamUl, 

Robert   (Penn'),  329 
Samilton, 

Kate,  411 

Hammond, 

Emmerretta    (U'),    425 
John.  207 
Leander,  425 
Mary  A.   (T).  207 

Hanford, 

Betty    (Raymond),   105 
Hannaman, 

Gusta    (T),    227 
Hanscom, 

Joseph   (H?),  415 
Hardy, 

Richard.  308 

Ruth,  304 

Samuel,  303 

Sarah   (Close),  54 
Hare, 

Eva  (T),  226 
Harper, 

Fletcher    (T),   111,   112,   166 

Fletcher  (V).  166 

John.  Ill 

Col.   John   (T),  111 

Joseph,  166 

Joseph    (T),   77.   Ill 

Joseph  Henry  (T*),  166 

Joseph  W.    (T'),   166 

Margaret   (T«),   166 

Additional   names    (T),   111 
Harrim.an, 

John    (T),    142 
Harringfton, 

F.    E.    (T),    204 

Additional  names  (T),  204 
Harris, 

John,  325 

Mary   (Penn=),   323,  325 
Harrison, 

(H5),    372 

Abiel   (H'),  367 

Eunice   (H*),  375 

Mary  Elizabeth  (T),  202 


482 


GENERAL  INDEX 


George  D.  (H?),  413 
Jesse  T.  (H?).  412 
Julia   (H?).   412 
Mary  (H=?),  361 
iRichard,  Jr.,   361 
William  H.,  202 

Saxtf 

Anna  (Guion),  92.  98 
Anna  (Purdy),  196 
Cornelia  (T),   175.  238 
Daniel,  189 
Jemima    (Todd).    189 
Mary   Louisa   (T),   189 

KftTtlUAlli 

Charles   (H>»),  396 
Eva  Pearl    (H"),   396 

Earvey, 

Mark  (H").  396 

Kaabronck, 

George  P.   (T),   233 
Sherman   (T),  141 

Hasldns, 

Kellogg   (W'),  351 

HastinsTB, 

Elizabeth.  17 

Hatcher, 

(T?),   237 

Hatfield, 

Peter   (T).  72 
Phebe   (T),  72 
Sarah  (T),  72 
Hathaway, 

Jacob  (H?),  412 
Joseph   (H»),   367 

Haviland, 

Esther    (T).   306 
John,   62 
Mary   (T),   62 

Hayden, 

Jeannette  (T),  103 
William.   42 

Hayes, 

Anson  E..  266 
Emma  (T).  214,  263 
Jay  Orlo  (T),  224,  266 

Hazelton, 

Chauncey,  213 
Henrietta   (T"),  213 
William  (T),  213 
Hawxhnrst, 

Daniel,  306 
Phetie  (T),  70,  306 

Healey, 

Jennie  H.   (T),  189 


Heard, 


(H').  372 


Heath, 

Elizabeth    (H=).  40. 

John,  407 

Joshua   H.    (T>.    126 


Hebard, 

Herbert  C.  (H'°).  393 

Helbnan, 

Mary   (H),  428 

Helfert, 

(T),  158 

Hendrick, 

Julia  (T),  211 
Leontes,  211 
Hendrlckson, 

Ida    [Iva]    (T),   265,   273 

Henlon,  ^     „„^ 

I^aura   (Robinson),  271 

Henry, 

Hattie   E.    (T),    242 
Juliet  A.    (T').   112 
Maria   (T),    242 
Dr.   Thomas   (T),  112 

HensBler, 

Fredricka  (T),  143,  200 
John,   200 

Herbert, 

David  (H?),  415 
Henry   (T),   138 

Herdman, 

Mary   (Wright),  ir)9 

Herrick, 

(T),   101 

Daniel,   233 
Edwin  (T«),  103 
Epherina   (Campbell),  159 
Josiah,   103 
Laura  (T«),  103 
Susan  (T«),  103 
Stephen  H.    (T).   75.   103 
William   (T),  233 
Additional   names    (T),   233 

Hersch, 

Mary  A.    (T),   158 

Hetfleld, 

(H).  405 

Henston, 

William   H.    (H»).   389 

Hewitt, 

Ann.   304 
Hewson, 

Jane    (Knox),   186 

Hibbard, 

Betsey    (W»).   348 

Hibbert, 

Joseph  (Ja?),  333 

Hickok 

Sarah   (Buckingham),  249 

Hicks, 

Arthur  D.   (T»).  205 
John  L.    (T»),   205 
John  S.   (T),  247 
Levantia  W.    (U'),   423 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


483 


Margaret    CHerrick).    103 
William    (T),   149,   205 
Additional  names  (T),  205 

Kiersrins, 

Abner   (T).  77.   Ill 

Amasa  (D,  128 

Charles   (T').  128 

David   (T),   86,   128 

Eliza   (T'),   128 

Ezra    (D,   128 

Harvey  (T'),  128 

Joel   (D   128 

Elisha  B.   (T«),   111 

Jonathan  M.   (T).  95 

Mary    (H?).  414 

Moses.    128 

Samuel   fTO,   128 

Sandy   (D.  128 

Tammison   (T"),   111 

Additional    names    (T).    128 
Hififley, 

Henry  I..    (T),  187 
Hlldreth, 

Eliza   (Green),   207 
Hill, 

Jame.s  I..  407 

Nancv   (H8),  375.  402,  407 

Nancy  (T),  109,  165 

Oliver   CP'?),   355 

Samuel    (H?),   416 

Additional  names,  407 
Hinis, 

Aaron  (H?).  414 
Kincken, 

Cort  Roadside  (T').  197 

Edward    (T),    141.    196 

Edward    (T»),   197 

Edward  Boyd    (T*),  196 

Mabel    (T»),   197 

Additional    names    (T).    196.    197 
Hlnes, 

Annie   (T),  250 
Hirnnan, 

(H«),  372 


Sisley, 


(T),  316 


Jonathan   (T).  314,   316 

Hoagr, 

Asa   (T»).  233 
Curtis  F.   (T).  163.  233 
James   H.    (T),    188,    250 
John,  250 
Pauline    (T»),   233 
Hobby, 

Pedigree,  303 

(T?),   237 

Abigail    (T'),    60 
Albert   (T).   154,   220 
Amy   (T),   83 
Amy    (T*),   60 
Clara   L.    CF).   220 
David   (T*).  61 


Deborah   (T*).  60 

Elizabeth  (T*),  61 

Erne  [Amy]   (T*),  60 

Husted,   (T),   ^36 

John.  303 

Jonathan,  303 

Jonathan  (T),  50,  60 

Jonathan   (T*),  60 

Marv    (T*).    60 

Mary  B.    (T*),  220 

Rachel,   285 

Rachel   (Banks)   67 

Rebecca,  285 

Rebecca  (T),  47,  48,  52 

Rebecca   (Lyon)   285 

Sarah  E.   (T'),  220 

Squire    (T),   83 

Tamar  (Mead),  84 

Thomas,  52,  285,  303 

Additional  names,  303 
Hodg'es, 

Electa  S.   (Lyon)    (W»),  350 
Hoffman, 

Polly  (T),  120 

Holconib, 

Anna  (T),  321 
Betsy  (Dodd),  261 
Burdette   (T),  164 
C.  Judson   (T»),  219 
Clara  (T»).   219 
Edwin   (T),   154,   218 
Egbert  W.   (T').  218 
Fort   E.    (T^),    219 
Horace  S.    (T»).   219 
Huldah    (T8).   219 
Jane  (T*),  218 
Olive   (T»),   219 
Oti.s  E.    (T°).  219 
Ralph  R.  (T").  219 
Shirlev    Grant    (T»).    219 
Virgil  T.   (T»).  218 
Additional   names    (T).    219 
HoUey, 

Abraham,    310 

Holloway, 

(T),  214 


HoUy, 

Amelia  Lyon  (T^).  126 
Edward  P.    (T).   220 
Hannah    (T).   83,   123 
Hannah   (T").  439 
Isaac,   123.   126 
Isaac.  Jr..   (T).  85.  126 
Lois  (Miller),  242 
Additional  names   (T),  126 

Holmes, 

Abigail    (Mills),   62.    81 

Elizabeth  (Higgins),  128 

Hannah,  303 

John,   285 

Lucv   Corda    (T),    135 

Mary,  310 


484 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Mary    (Penn*),   326 
Mary    (T),   89 
Stephen.  303 

""^Andrew  C.    (T).  227 

"^"Edmund  Owen  (T).  198 
Phebe  (W),  339 

'^'^Mary  E.  (H'»),  396 

""ToS  M.   (H-).  397 

■""n^^ToVAh    (Merritt).   113.   183 
Ef5ther  (Dingee),  242 

Mood, 

Benjamin,   199,^^    ,.„    .qq 
Elizabeth  W.    (T),   142,  199 

***TJnrietta   (T),  188,  249 
Henry   (T),  188,  250 
Philander,  250 
Ransom,  249 

Hoover, 

Dr.  Reuben  C,  398 
Margaret  A.  (H'),  398 

Hopkins, 

*^ (T),  79 

Emma  (H),  428 
Mary    (H«),   441 
Roxanna  (T).  157 
Sarah   (T).  187,  248 

Horton, 

Anita   (T),  206 
Elias  Q.   (T),  127,  184 
John,  47 
John  (T).  90 
Joseph   H.    (T),   93 
Lavinia    (T),    93 
Margaret    (Wood),   1»& 
Stephen,  98 
William   (T),  127 
Wright,    184 
Additional  names,  184 

HoBiner, 

Elizabeth    (W?),   340 


Eottel, 


(T),  316 


Honck, 

Electa   (T),   239 


Konffli, 


(H),  429 


Howard, 

Olanson    (T),    219 
Beatrice   (T»),  219 

Howe,  ^    „  ^ 

Abigail  (Mead),  84 
Allen  (T),  123,  179 
Eliza  V.    (P'),   355 


Emma  Jane  (T).  185    245 
Margaret  E.    (T).   188,   249 
William  (W),  344 

Howell,  „_    ,„, 

(T),  125.  181 

Daniel,  245 

T^ewis  Eyon    (T*).   180 
William  E.   (T),  135 

Howes, 

Edward,  335 

Howland, 

Knowlton,    159 
Mary  (T).  159 
Pamelia  (Swetland),  159 
Hoyt  [Halght,  Hyat,  Haite,  Houffht], 

Pedigree.    279 

Catherine  (T),  209 

Elizabeth,   310 

Elizabeth  (Webb),  119.  120,  121 

George   (T),  243 

John,  50 

Mary    42.  310 

Mary  (T).  279.  281.  282 

Nehemiah.  311 

Thomas,  302 

Ruth    (Lawrence),   121 

Ruth    (Peck),   121 

Simon,  40.  42,  279 

Svmon,    277.    279 

Additional   names,   2(9,    _S0 

Hubbard, 

Abraham   (T),  128 
Agnes    (T).    222 
Jennie  Budd  (T).  19* 
Polly   (T),  84,  125 
Polly    (Lyon),   175 

Hnbbs,  ^ 

Monmouth    (  V),    (9 

Hnbley, 

Ann  P.   (Pennn.  329 

Hngfford, 

Elizabeth,   58,   302 

Hnme  [Haines], 

Robert    (T).   172 

Humphrey , 

Alice  E.   (T).   209 

Hunt, 

Ann  Eliza   (T).  97 
Charlotte  (Sutton),  142 
Esther  B.,   63 
Hattie    (Morse),    2o7 
Jane   (T).   122 
.Joseph,   306 
Martha,   305 
Minnie    (T),    213 
Moses,    54 
Thomas    (T).   98 
William  A.   (T),  232 
Additional  names  (T).  174 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


485 


Hunter, 

James    (T),   155 

John.  141 

Millie,    (T).   96.   141 

Hnrd, 

Abraham    (T),   78,   114 
Eliza   (T"),   114 
Harriet  C.    (V).  114 
Josephine   (T*).  114 

Htirlbert, 

Lyman  C.   (T).  109 

Hasted, 

Pedigree.    SOS,    311 

Aaron   (T«).   83 

Abigail   (T).  58.  75,  309 

Abraham,   133,   135,   311 

Abraham  (T).  58 

Amos   (T«).  S3 

Angel,    133.    308 

Ann  (Hardy),  54 

Benjamin  W.   (T),  120,  176 

Benjamin  W.   (T^).  136 

Caleb   (T«).  83 

Cynthia   (T«),   83 

David.   311 

David  (T'),  136 

Drake   (T),  88,  133,  311 

Elnathan  (T),  133 

EInathan    (T").   83 

Eunice  (T«),  83 

Hannah    (T').   136 

Ida  Louise  (T).  180,  u' H 

Joseph  Burtis  (T'),  13:: 

Marv.  302 

Marv  (Lockwood),  302 

Marv  Elizabeth   (T*),   176 

Moses,  75,   83,   308 

Moses   (TO).  83,  437 

Nancv  E.   (T),  133 

Nathaniel   Lyon    (T').   176,   241 

Peter    (T),    64,    83,    309 

Peter  (T*),  83 

Phebe  Ann   (T),   133 

Phebe  Ann  (IT),  136 

Robert,   133,  308 

Sarah  (V).  133 

William,   176 

"William   A.    (T').   133 

William  Enon  (T').  176 

William  H.   (T).  91,  135,  .'^11 

Additional  names  (T),  88.  135 

Hnyler, 

Sarah   (T),  96,  143 
John.  143 

Hyatt, 

Caleb,  57,  72 
Mary  (T),  57.  72 
Phebe   (Crawford).   172 
Washington  (T).  136 
Additional  names,  57 

ZngrallBi 

Melinda   (W),  346 


Ireland, 

Annjanette   (T).  154.  216 
Edward   (T),  154,  217 
Hulda  (T*),  217,  440 
Laura  (T«),   217 
Maria  (T'),  217 
Additional  names  (T),  217 

Irvine, 

A.    A.    (T).    243 
Irving', 

Nellie   (T),  194 
Isliell, 

Eber  (T),  107 
Jackson, 

Daniel  Cady   (T),  176 

Dr.  John  D.    (H'),  384 

Additional  names   (H),  384 
Jacobs, 

Cornelius    (T).    107 

Cornelius   (T"),  438 

Cornelius  (T«),   107 

Edwin  T.   (T^),   107 

Eliza  Ann  (T«),  107 

Elizabeth  (T).  321 

Israel    (T),    76 

Israel    (T=).    438 

Israel    (T^).   107 

LaAian,   234 

Mary   (T^),  107 

Mary  C.   (T).  166.  234 

George  A.  (T"),  107 

James  H.  (T«).  107 

Susan   (T8),   107 

Thomas    (T«),    107 

William  Lyon   (T«),   107 
James, 

Henry.   303 
Janney, 

John.  312 
Jefferson, 

Victorine    (T),   193,   253 
Jellson, 

Annette  (W),  344 

Orson,  344 
Jenkins, 

Wilson  W.   (W»),  343 

Jenks, 

Capt.  Julius  (T),  86 
Martha   (T),   101,  149 

Jennlngrs, 

Henry  D.    (T),   220 
Samuel,  52 
Sarah   (T),  48 

Jewel, 

James    (H*),   405 
John.  404 

Margaret  (H«).   401 
Additional  names    <H).   405 
John, 

Charles  (T).  01 


486 


GENESAL  INDEX 


Johnson, 


(T),   105 
(T?),  237 


Aletta  (T).   119 
Allen   (H"),  428 
Barna  (T).  121 
Ellhu    (H?>.    414 
Elizabeth    (T).   226 
Elizabeth   (H*),  364,   370 
Henry  (T),  155 
Henry  D.    (H'),  402 
James    (T).   132 
Capt.    John,    364 
I.ewis  B.   (H'»),  398 
Mrs.  Phebe   (H«).  375 
Rolla  Ambrose  (T*).  121 
Samuel   (Gr«),  427,  428 
Tabitha  (T),  213,  262 
Additional  names   (T),   155 

Jobnston, 

Anna  (H"),  396 

Earl  (H'»),  428 

James  L.    (H»),  390 

James  M.   (H'»),  399 

Joseph  D.   (T),  114 

Leonidas  E.    (H"),   396 

Liberty  (H"),  428 

Millard  (H»).   428 

Nellie  R.    (H").   396 

Noble  (H').  428 

Samuel    (H^).    428 

Stella  (H'"),  428 

Thurlow   (H'"),   428 

Victory   (H'"),  428 

William  H.   (H»),  393,  399 

William  M.    (H»),   398,   399 

Zebulon,    390 

Additional  names   (H),  390.   428 


Jonea, 


(T),    112,    157 


Arthur  Gould   (T»),  210 
Charles  I,   (T),  316,  319 
Cornelius,    413 
Elizabeth  M.   (T?).  237 
Esther   (T),   156 
Frances  E.    (T),  179 
Grace  H.  (H»),  411 
Harry  E.   (T«),  440 
Henry  D.    (T').   440 
Dr.  Henry  D.  (T),  160 
Hiram,  179 
James,    237 
James    fT?).    237 
Jenkins  D.  (W«).  343 
Robert  G.   (T).  189 
S.  M.   (T),  210 
Stephen  S.  C.   (P"),  355 
William,  160 
Prof.  Willinm  G..  411 
Additional    names    (TK    l.">7,    160, 
319 


Jndd, 


(H"),   429 


Judson, 

Mary  E.   (H«),  397 

Kain, 

Richmond  [Richard]   (T),  9i 

Xaylor, 

Wallace  (H"),  377 
Xeever, 

Jason  E.    (H"*),  397 
Additional  names  (K),  397 

Kelley, 

Ellen   (T),  213,  261 

Kelly, 

Ada   (T),   214,  262 

Andrew.   261 

Mary   (T),   261 

W.  H.    (T).   214,   262 

William,  262 

Additional  names   (T),  262 

Kelsey, 

James  (T),  156 

Kemp, 

Florence  Tyle   (T),  171 

Kennedy, 

Joel    (H'),   385 

Kerr, 

Caroline  (T),  141,  198 
Rev.  A.  Hervey,  240 
Walter  Craig  (T),  178,  240 

Kester, 

Jason    (H"),   3S2 
Additional  name*    (H),   382 

Ketcbnm, 

Jemima    (T),    128 
Laurinda   (W«),   349 
Kigrer, 

Luke  (T),  315.  316 
Thomas  F.    (T»),  316 

Killey, 

Egbert  B.    (T),  246 

Kingr, 

I>aura    (T),  319 
Nan,    240 
Xingrsbnry, 

Jeremiah,  344 
Laura   (W'),   344 

King-sley, 

Charles  Waters  (T),  268 

Kiniian, 

Susan,  375 

Kinney, 

Mrs.   Julia   (T).   107 

Kipp, 

Harriet    (H«),   378 

Kirby, 

Adam   Clark   (IT).   159 
Alice  M.    (TS),   159 
Arzelia   (T«),  159 
Catherine   (T').  159 
Edward   (T«),  440 


NAMES  OTBEB  THAN  LYON 


487 


Elihu,  58 

Eljhu  (T'),  159 

Henry  Coit   (T"),  159 

John    (T),   108,  158 

John  Wesley.    (T'),  159 

Levi  (H'),  382 

Mary  Ella   CT*).  159 

Pamelia   (T»),   159 

Patience    (T'),    159 

Richard,  158 

Samuel  Howe  (TO,  159 

William  J.    (T).   159 

William  Gifford   (T').   159,   440 

William   S.    (T«),   159 

Additional  names   (T),  158,  159 
Xirk, 

Hannah  Titus  (T).  96,  146 
Xlrkpatrlck, 

Mary,   407 
Znapp, 

Pedigree,  302 

Abbie  (T),  176,  240 

Amy,    303 

Cora  E.   (T),  227 

Edwin   (T),   130,  189 

Edwin   A.    (T*),    189 

ElizaJbeth   (T«),  58 

Halsey  W.   (T),  190,  251 

Hannah  (T),  311 

Hannah    (T«),   58 

Hannah  (Husted),  133,  135 

Henrietta  F.  (T*),  189 

T.srael    (T),   49.   50,   58,   311 

John   (H«),  377 

John  V.   (T»).  189 

Jonathan,  308 

Joshua.   30'2 

Mary  (T*),  58 

Molly,  304 

Nicholas,  58,  302 

Rebecca  (Peck),  64.  118,  119 

Sarah,   303.   304.   308 

Simeon    (T).   SO 

Sylvanus,    311 

Timothy,  58.  302 

Timothv  (T),  54 

Timothy  (T<),  58 

Additional    names,    58,    302.    303; 
(T),  227,  251 

Snififen  [Suiffen], 

— ,  66 

Andrew    (T),    66 
Benjamin    (T).   77 
Eunice  (T).  61,  80 
George  50,   61 
Jane   (T),  50,  61 
Jane    (Lyon).   92 
Jonathan.   80 
Lewis,  306 
Mary  (T).  69,  71 
Mary  (Wilson),  109 
Nathan,    61 
Polly,  SO 


Polly  (T),  69 

Rachel  (Merritt),  05 
Knowlton, 

Ebenezer    (W"),   347 

Nathaniel   Lyon    (W*),  347 
Knox, 

Leonard  K.    (T),   186 

Peter  H.,  186 
Koyer, 

James  (H«).  385 

Jane  (H«),  385 
^aizd, 

Ada  (T),  228 
Bake, 

Stephen  (T),  107 
I^akey, 

Charlotte  M.   (T),  144 
IiBsnloeTt, 

Lydia   (Ja?),   333 
l^axnoree, 

Phebe   (Allen),   207 
Zanders, 

Elvira  D.    (T),  216,  265 

David,   168 

George,  50 

Luman   (T),  213 

Luna    (T),    113,   168 

Phebe    (Ruckman),    235,    236 

Rachel   (H^),   441 

Shepherd,  213 

Smith   (T),  213 
Xiaugrworthy, 

Adelina  C.   (Penn»),  330 
Zia  Rhetta, 

Frances  C.    (E?),  337 

Samuel,  337 
JLarkins, 

Mary   (T),   156 

Ijaskey, 

Sarah  (Ja=),  332 

Basky, 

Charles  (T),  218 

Z^throp, 

Emma  G.  (H»),  373 
Xiatimer, 

Lora,  17 

Lorenzo  P.   (T),  225 

Lorenzo  Phelps   (T*),   2;.", 

Ziatteu, 

Julia  A.    (T),    206 

Z^attier, 

De  Grove  A.  (T).  148.  203 
Additional  names  CT).  J03 

Ziawless, 

Sarah  Ann   (T),  l^S,   204 


488 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Lawrence, 

Abigail   (Carpenter).  154 
Deborah  (T).  82,  121 
Timothy.  121 
Additional  names.  121 

IVawBon, 

Julimi   (T),   108,  163,  438 

Lawyer, 

Anne    (Bonck),    222 


Lindsay, 

Caleb.  118 
Linton, 


Layton, 


(T),   102 


Tliomas  C.  (Penn*).  326 

Leary, 

Charles  G.    (T).   174 

Lea^e, 

Abigail,  304 

Lee, 

Elizabeth.  13 
Panny  (H').  407 
Sir  John,  13 

Leeds, 

Hannah  (T).  83 

Leet, 

Col.  M..  271 

Rose  (T),  253.  271 
Lefavonr, 

Thomas  (Ja=),  332 
Lefurgry, 

Matilda    (U»).    423,    424 
Lensrle, 

Rev.   Harry   W.,  254 

Gassie   (T),   200,   254 
Lent, 

James  H.   (T),  188 

Theodore  (T),  188 
Leonard, 

Eliza  (T),  264 
Leveridg'e, 

Adeline  M.   (T),  135 
Lewers, 

Nancy    (T?),    89 

Lewis, 

Charles  A.   (H»).  395 

Daniel    (W?).    340 

Eliza  (T).  164 

Elizabeth  (T).  219 

Mary  Antress  (B?),  337,  433 

Mary  W.    (T),   190,   251 

Liebee, 

Daniel   (H«).  386.  388 

Mary   (H»),  388 

Additional  names   (H).  388,  389 

Liffht, 

Mary  fH«),  387,  389 

Lindeman, 

(T),   137 


(T).  194 


Littell, 

David,  369 

Gershom    (H').   366 
Livlug-Bton, 

Alexander  (H?),  413 
Uoyd, 

Edwin  A.   (T),  207 

Additional  names  (T),  207 

Lobdell, 

Abigail  F.   (D,  143 
Caroline   E.    (T'),   143 
Henrv   (T'),   144 
Hiram    (T^),   144 
Jacob,  143 
Jacob  (T').  143 
Mary  Jane  (T'),  143 

Lobdell, 

Nathan  (T),  98,  143 
Olive  (T),  258 
Samuel  H.  (T').  143 

Lockwood, 

Daniel,   310 

Elizabeth,  310 

Frederick,  251 

Frederick  S.   (T),  254 

Gertrude  T^.   (T»),  252 

Hannah   (TK   85 

Hannah   (Woolsey),  94 

Henry  (T),  83 

Joseph,   310 

Luke  A.    (T).   193,  251 

May.     302.     308  . 

Nathaniel,   203  iO^  oxJt^    H 

Rev.  Richard.  2.^2-^  /r<«V''Vi  ,  -*.. 

Sarah   (Lounsberry),  87 

Theodora   I^yon   (T*),   252 

Theophilus    (T),    54 

Additional  names  (T),  252 

Lockyer, 

George    (T),    244,    270 

John,   270 

Additional  names  (T),  270 
Logran, 

George  B.    (Penn'').  330 
Loftin, 

Norville   (T»),  317 

Thomas   (T).  317 
Loverre, 

Hannah    (Peck),    194 

Longr, 


(H<),   365 


William  B.   (T).  281,  251 

Loomls, 

Charles   (T).  214.  263 
Additional   names   (T).   2S3 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


489 


^ord, 

David  N.    (T),   94 

Nathan,  94 

Peter  C.  432 

Tirzah  West,   (R).  432 

Iiondeu, 

(iieenbiiry    (H').    382 

Iiondeubeck, 

Harrv  Cross   (T»).  202 
Rexford  H.   (T'").  202 
Zachariah    (T).    202 
Iionderback, 

William  S.    (T).   169 

IiOtmsberry, 

Henry    H.    (T),    200 
Neliemiah.   87 
William  H..   200 

ionnsbury, 

Caroline   (T').  221 
Clarissa    (T«),    221 
Deborah   (T),  246 
Jemima    (Hart),    189 
Mary   (T).  66,  87 
Phineas    (T),    lof,,   221 
Sarah  E.  (T"),  221 
Dr.  Seth  S.   (T«),  221 
Stephen,  221 
William  H.   (T«).   221 

Xionvain, 

Godfrey  de,  8 
Sir  Nicholas,  8 

Iiove, 

Anne   (T).  318 

£OT6ll< 

Clara  Ann,   337,   433 
Henry  W.   (T),   188 

l^ovett, 

Nicholas.    18 

IiOW, 

Jane  (H»).  372 

Capt.    Amos  M.    (T),    118 
Thomas    (T'),   118 

Iiowe, 

Mrs.   Ann   (T).  157 

Cowrie,  ^^    „„. 

J.  Robert  (Penn«),  329 

Aowry, 

Ann  (Penn'),  327 

ItVLce, 

Anne  E.    (T),   204 

Anson,    204 
Ludlow, 

Israel    (K»),  378 

Roger,  42 
^nq,iieor, 

Johannes.  54 

Iiuttxel, 

Sir  Geoffry,  16 


^ym&iii 

Lucinda  (Kelly),  261 

^yncli, 

Mary  J.  (T),  257 

lijnen, 

Samuel,  333 

l^yons, 

Baron.  275  / 

Henry  of  Antigua,  275 
John  (Ja?),  333 
John  J.    (Ja?),    333 
Lord,  275 

Mary   M.    (H'").   390 
Thomas  (Ja?),  333 

BCable, 

Henry    (T).    143,   200 

Peter.  200 

Additional  names   (T),  200 

leCachomber, 

Ada  (H),  428 

Mackey, 

Ada   (T),  141 
Adelbert  G.    (T),   227 
George,  227 
George  A.    (T»).   227 
Nettie  E.    (T").  227 
Additional  names    (T).   227 

Maclay, 

Jane    (Penn<),    329 

Xaddock, 

Matilda    (Perkins),   170 

Kacrrew, 

Mary  L,.,  347 

aCahan, 

Jennie  Blair  (T),  162 

Main, 

Lavinia  (T),   218 
aCaleliom, 

Clint   (T),  228 
ICaloney, 

Ann    (Penn«).   329 
Kandeville, 

Melancthon,  256 

Sophia   (T).   256 
Manin^on, 

Alfred.  230 

Sophie  (T).  163,   230 

Kann, 

Jacob  (H«),  441 

acarcy, 

Elizabeth  (G=),  356 
Elizabeth  (G').  356 
Zerviah    (G«),   356 

Blarkley, 

Maria   (H»),  392 
Sarah  S.   (H'"),  398 

Marks, 

Mrs.  A.   (Penn«).  325 


490 


GENERAL  INDEX 


MarBh, 

Anna  (T),  55,  69 

Cynthia,  352 

l.ouisa   (U«),   423 

Thomas.  69,  92,  336,  436 
KarshaU, 

Amy  (T).  84.  125 

Anna,    58,    302 

Anna  (T).  Ill 

David  (T»),  52 

Elias,   53 

Elihu    (T^).   52 

Elizabeth   (T^),  52,  53 

Gilbert  (T).  135 

Hannah   (T^),  52 

Harry  A.  (H»),  441 

John,  310 

John  (T),  45.  51 

John   (T^).   52 

Joseph,  58 

Mary   [Mercy]    (T«).  52 

Phebe  (Carpenter),  200 

Additional  names.  52 
Marston, 

Deborah,  333 
Kartin, 

,    (Penn^),   323,  324 

Ebenezer   (Ja*),   332 

Harriet  N.  (H»),  399 

Isaac.  92 

Isabella  G.  (H»).  390,  399 

Jarvis    (T),   92 

Jonathan   (H«),  392 

Mary  (Wing).  150 
Martiue, 

Anthony  (T),  97 

Marvin, 

George  (T),  209 
Lewis.  88 

Susanna   (T).  67.  88 
"William  (T),  134 

Hason, 

(T).  114 


Dr.  Charles  (T«).  114 
Eliza  Jane  (T"),  114 
L,   W.    (W8).   353 

Additional   names    (T),    114;    (W) 
353 

Hasten, 

Abram    (T),   103 

Mattbews  [Matbews], 

(T)  189 

William   (T).  81 

Mattison, 

Henry   (H").  429 
Additional  names  (H),  429 


May, 


Charles  (H'),  402 
Eliza  (W),  348 
Molly,   356 


Maynard, 

Isaiah   (T«),  436 

Jonah    (T),  63,   436 

Miriam    (Budd)    (T*).  335 

Robert   (U»).  424 
Mazam, 

Alice    (T),    269 
McAllister, 

James    (Penn»).   327 
McCarty, 

John,   162 

Sarah    (T),  162 
McCbesney, 

Robert   (T),  192 
McClintock, 

Mary  Jane   (T),   315 
McClnre, 

John    (T).    110 
McCollTun, 

Alethea   (T),   73.   99 

Thomas.   99 
McConuick, 

Bernard   (T),  317 

Additional  names  (T).  317 
McCown, 

Frances  A.   (T).  316 
McCoy, 

Rachel  (H").  375,  401 
McCrackeu, 

Martha   (S).  433 

Samuel   M.,    433 
McCnlty, 

Catherine    (T).    209 
McCune, 

Frank  (T),  162 
McDiarmid, 

George    (H'").    399 
McDonald, 

Ann    (T),   157 

Catherine   (Thomas).   62 

Lodeska    (T).   128 
McParqubar, 

Anna  (T).  97 

McOillivray, 

Duncan    (T),   226 
Murdock  J.    (T»),   226 

McGinnis   [McGinniss], 

(H»),  393 

Ida   (T).   264 
J.   H.,   264 

McOowan, 

Gporge  S.   (H»).  304 
Harry    (HP"),  394 
Othias  (H«).  394 

McKean, 

Eva   (Gv'l.  42S,  430 


NAMES  OTBEK  THAN  LYON 


491 


McKee, 

Biilalie    (T"),   210 
Capt.  John   (T),  210 
Additional  names  (T),  210 

McXeever, 

(T),   198 

McKennet, 

Nellie  (T),  226 
KcKenzle, 

Mary  Jane  (T),  123,  180 

McXiel, 

Phebe    (Horton),   184 
McXnight, 

Margaret  (Penn"),  330 

BKcMillan, 

Elizabeth   (T'),   115 

James  (T),  115 
KcXIaltr, 

George    (H"),    382 
KcToon, 

Ann    (Lowe),    (T),    157 
KcVenn, 

Elizabeth    (T),   231 

John,    231 

McTey, 

John    (Penn-'),    324 

ICead, 

Pedigree,   303 

Abigail  P.   (T),  82,  118 

Abraham  (T),  52,  64 

Amelia   (T),   85,   125 

Amos,   193 

Amy    (T'),   124 

Amy   (Knapp),   303 

Anna    (Howe),   179 

Arthur  D.,   181 

Augustus   (T),   133 

Benjamin,  82 

Bradford  Lyon  (T«),  85,  123 

Caleb.  61 

Caleb   (T),   61 

Catherine  (T),  132,  193 

Daniel   (T=),  64 

Deliverance,  84 

Edward   (T),  133 

Elnathan,  58,  64.  138,  304 

Elnathan  (T),  54.  68 

Elnathan  (T«),  68 

Elijah    (T),   60 

Eliza  W.  (T),  85.  125  ^     „^ 

Elizabeth    (T),    50,    57,   64,   77,   84, 

112 
Elizabeth  (Lyon),  86 
Enos    (T').    64 
Eunice  (T),  52,  64.  124 
Eunice   (!«),  64,  68 
Gideon.   118 
Gilbert   (T).  79 
Hannah,  286.  303 
Hannah   (T).  60 
Hannah    < Banks),   242,  243 


Hannah  (Merritt),  237 
Isaac,  303 
Israel  (T«).  84 
Jennie  B.    (T),  181 
Job.  125 
John,  303,  304 
Jonathan  (T),  64,  85 
Joseph  B.    (T),   181 
Lemuel   CS^),  64 
Lois   (Holly),  126 
Mary  (T).  64,  84 
Mary  A.   (Seaman),  181 
Mary  B.    (T'),   123 
Mary  H.    (T),   133 
Mathias   (T),   84,   124 
Morris    (T).   83,   123 
Nathaniel,  85,  112 
Nehemiah   (T),   135 
Rachel    (T),   6*.   82 
Rebecca  D.    (T),   176,  238 
Robert,  133 
Ruth   (T''),   64 
Samuel.   57,   304 
Sarah,   303 
Sarah    (T),   91,   138 
Sarah    (T'>),   68 
Sarah  (T?),  237 
.Sarah      (Hobby).   60 
Sarah  A.   (T),  135 
Sarah  Miller   (T),  104 
Seaman,  133 
Solomon  (T),  64 
Solomon  (T«),  68 
Stephen, 123 
Stephen   (T),  58,  61 
Susanna,    308 
Susanna  (Husted),  75,  83 
Thaddeus,   84,  180 
Thaddeus    (T"),    84 
Col.    Thomas   A.,    133 
Tvler    (T),    90 
William.   64,   303 
Zachariah,   237 
Zachariah   (T*),  85 
Zophar.   125 

Additional    names.    123    303,    304; 
(T),   58,   64,   68,   84,   85,   124,  133 

Clarence    P.    (T),    196 

Bethuel  P.   (H«),  402 
Caleb    (R").    431 
Hannah    (H*).    365 
Harriet  C.    (W),   402 
Job  (H«).  376 
Luther  (H«),  402 
Sarah    (H«).    402 

Melyn, 

Susannh.    386 
Xennen, 

Bernard    (T),   113 
Uerrick, 

Polly  (Dalton),  232 


492 


GKNXRAL  INDEX 


ICerrltt, 


(T).   45 


Abijah    (T"*),   19 

Abraham    (T«),  89,  90 

Alethea    (T),    127,   183 

Andrew,  65 

Andrew    (T),    51 

Andrew    (T*),   79 

Anna  (T),  242 

Anna    (Mead).    138 

Benjamin    (T*).   90 

Capt.  Caleb,  173 

Caleb    (T),   61,   78 

Caleb    (T»),   79 

Caleb  (T'),  133 

Caleb.  Willis  (T),  136 

Daniel.  116,  193 

Daniel   (T),  55,  63,  90,  134 

Capt.    Daniel    (T),    88,    133 

Daniel   (T'),   134 

Daniel  B.   (T),  132.  193 

Daniel  B.   (TM,  133 

Cynthia  W.  (V-).  133.  134 

Ebenezer,   133 

Dbenezer   (T').   135 

Elisha.    306 

Elizaibeth   (Ja'),  332 

Elizabeth  (T).  89 

Elizabeth   (T=),  79 

Elizabeth    (T«).   90.   437 

Esther   (T^).  79 

Gabriel    (T),   68 

Gil'bert,  306 

Gilbert    (T),   53.   64 

Gilbert    (T=>).    65,    78 

Hannah  (T).  75,  76.  103.  110 

Harriet  B.    (T).  81.   116 

Henry  (TO.  135 

Hickson.     237 

John,   50 

John   (T'  63 

Joseph  G.    (D,   133 

Loretta  (T").  135 

Lucretia    (T),    184,    244 

Maria  CT),  68 

Mary  (T),  67.  91 

Mary   (T*),   79 

Marv   (T").  90 

Nathan,   69 

Nathaniel.    113.    18S 

Nehemiah.   68 

Phebe  (T).  67,  90 

Phebe   (T").   90 

Phebe    (T').    135 

Phebe  W.    (Peck),   247 

Rachel,  305,  306 

Rachel   (Fairchild),  195 

Roger,    110 

Ruth   (T).  69 

Samuel   (T).  106 

Sarah  (T),  77,  113 

Sarah    (T'),   49 

Sarah    (T').  65 

Sarah   H.    (T).   117.   173 

Sarah    L.    (T'),   133 


Solomon.   90,   91.   134 

Sophia  (T).  67,  89 

Susan    (Lyon),   237 

Susan  A.  l'^.   (T').  133 

Theodore    (D.   133 

Thomas.    47,    50,   90 

Willis  Jarvis    (T'),   IS.*; 

Additional     names,     65.     68.     113; 
(T).   78,   79.   90.   193 
Mertln 

I^ivantia  (Searles).  271 
Mickle 

Ida    (T).   221 

Simeon,    221 
Middlebrooke 

Joseph,   359 
BEiles, 

Hollin  (T),  199 

James  (T?),  237 

Lot.  237 
miler, 

Pedigree,  304 

Abigail    (H«),    374 

Abigail  (T^),  79 

Abraham.   56,   65,   70,   79,   305.   306, 
436 

Abraham     (T).     55,     70,    30.".,    306 

Abi-aham    (T^*),   70,   306 

Adam  H.   (T).   265 

Alvah,   242 

Alvah   (T»),  242 

Amanda    A.    (T),    129.    185,    439 

Andrew  (T),  61.  79 

Andrew   (T''),   70.   79 

Anna  (T).  57.  73 

Anne  (H«),  379 

Anne   (H').  380 

Anne  (T).  65 

Anthony.  78.  305.  306 

Arthur   (T»).   243 

Benjamin  H.    (H*).    441 

Charles    (T).  306 

Charles  H.   (T»),  175 

Cornelius    (H«).    380 

Cynthia  (Merritt).  133 

Cyprus    (T").   242 

Daniel  H.  (T).  306 

David   (T),  316,  319 

Drake   (U^).  423 

Elisha.    147 

Elizabeth   (T).  306 

Emeline    (Searles),   171 

Frances   (T).  93 

Gilbert.  65.  305.  306 

Hannah.  398 

Hannah    (T).   50,   56.   305,   436 

Isaac.  73.   441 

James.  304 

Jerusha   CW).  441 

John,  50,  99.  185,  305 

John   (T),  306 

John  F.    (Gr»).  427,  429 

Jonathan,  286 

Joseph  (W).  441 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


493 


Joseph    (T).  93 

Jopepli    (T«),   62 

Joshua   (H«).  380 

Lewis   (T),   100,   147 

T.ois  Adelia   (T»),  243 

Lyon    (TM.    62 

Mahala,   424  ^ 

Maplet     [Mapylitt]     (T),     .4,     99, 

438 
Maria   (T).  60.  78,  436 
Martha   (T),  60,  436 
Marv    (H«).  441 

Mary    (H").   375  „^^     _^ 

Mary  (T),  54.  65.  99,  146,  305.  436 
Marv   (T=K  70.  79 
Marv   (T'),   147 
Nellie   (T).   315 
Nellie  (T»).  319 
Phebe  (H").  441 
Phebe  (H?).  415 
Philadelphia    (T),    306 
Richard    (T).  306 
Robert   B..   5 
Samuel,  62 

Samuel   (T),  51,  62,  305 
Sarah   (T),  107 
Silas  (H").  441 
Stephen  H.    (T).   183,   242 
Thomas.   441 
Thomas     (T).    175 
TTnderhill   (T^*).  79 
Walsingham   A.    (T),   198 

Hon.  Warner,  306 
William  (T*),  62 
Additional    names,    73,    305,    306; 

(H).   3S0;    (T),  79.  242.  243,  319 

lEiUett, 

Rhoda  (Gr-).  427 

Kills, 

Benjamin  (T),  171 
Charlotte  (Todd),  189 
Elisha  (P^),  353 
Hannah  (T),  62.  81 
Hannah   (Lyon),  116,  139 
Marv    (T).    62 
Samuel,  62.  81 
Sarah    (Miller).  1S5 
Sarah  A.   (T),  88.  134 
Simeon,  81 

Minor, 

Samuel  (T).  134 

Mitchell, 

Kdwin   (D.  151 
W.  Alfred   (T).  151 

Mitchelsou, 

Orlie  A. 


(Penn-'),  32'; 


Moates, 

Joseph   D.    (H'"),   395 
Josie  May   (H"),   395 

Montfort, 

Rev.  Joseph  G.   (H-),  381 


Monroe, 

Henry  (T),  100 
Lovina   (T),   153,   214 
Montgomery, 

Bertha    (T),    162 

Moo, 

Peter,  311 

Moody, 

Daniel   (W»),   341 

Moore, 

,    (T).   106,   168 

Augusta.    (W*),   347 
Edwin  (T).  193 
Henry  (H'),  385 
Moses,    392 
Tabitha  (H«),  379,  385 

Morebonse, 

James  (H«),  385 
Thomas,    303 

Morey, 

Frank  D.   (T),  216 
Zelda  M.   (T»).  216 
Zerviah  (T),  79 
Morgan, 

Caleb     19' 

Chris'tian'D.   (T),  131,  192,  439 

Harriet  (T),  109 

Julius    (T),   110 

Mary   (T?),  87 

Rachel   (T).  315 

Theodore    (Penn^).    329 

William  V.   (T),  166 

Moriarty, 

Charles  A.  (T),  170 

MorreU, 

Amos   (T),   110 
Morris, 

Dr.  (T),   156 

John  J.   (T),  88 
Gilbert  L.    (T').  S8 
Morse, 

Clarence  (T),  257 

Griffith.    257 

Josiah    (W«?),  344 
Morton, 

Mary  A.   (T),  190,   251 
Moseley, 

Lucilius  H.   (T).  148 

Aaron    Lyon    (T'),    148 

Elizabeth  A.    (T'),   148 

Additional    names    (T),    148,    149 
Moseman, 

Aaron   (T«).   182 

Albertson  (T),  127.  182 

Ann  Eliza   (T),   135 

Garrison   (T).  128 

Jane  E.   (T").  182 

Jennette   (T),   133 

Lavinia    (T),   136,   194 

MHllet.    194 

William  E.    (T»).  182 

Additional   names   (T),   182 


494 


GENERAL  INDEX 


KoBher, 

Abigail    (T).   115 
Joshua    Lyon    (T"),    lin 
Samuel  Lyon   (T").   115 
William    (T),    80,    115 
Additional    names    (T),    115 

Hosier, 

Charles   Porter    (T),    121.    177 
Lillian   Verginie    (T*),   177 

Mott, 

Alice    (T).    245.    270 
John,   270 
Robert    (T),    158 

Xonnd, 

David   (HO.  383 
Additional  names   (H),   383 

Monnt, 

Albert  R.    (T),   135 

Moyer, 


-,    310 


Mozier, 

Adam    (H»),  393 

Harriet  A.   (H"),  393 

Indiana   (HO,  382 

John  C.   (Hn.  393 

Levi  J.   (HO.  393 

Solomon   (HO,  393 

TVilliam    B.    (HO.    393 

Additional  names   (H),  382,  393 
Mnchmore, 

Mary,  388 

Samuel,  388 
aEalholIand, 

(PennO.  325,  326 

Vardock 

Sarah    (T).    138 
Iffarphy, 

Ann,  286 
Murray, 

John  A.    (T),  199 


Muzzy, 


(T),   238 


Additional    names    (T).   238 
Myers, 

Isaac   (T),  105 


Haden, 


(H'°),   396 


Hapten 

Joan   de,   16 
Hasb, 

David   (T),  170 
Heedham, 

Additional   names    (H).   400 
Heedles, 

Marjorie   (T).   230 
Helson    [Nelse.   Elsen,  Elizen] 

Pedigree,  312 

Abbie  May   (TO,   317 

Amos    (T),   189 


Amos   (T«),  102.  .313,  314 

Capt.  Caleb,  312 

Catherine  (TO,  316,  319 

Cortez  (TO,  316 

Elizabeth   (T).   74,   100 

Elizabeth   (TO,  102 

Elizabeth   A.    (TO.   314,   315 

Esther  (Hoag),  250 

Florence  E.    (T"),  317 

Francis,  102,  312 

Francis  R.    (T),  74,  101,   313 

Francis  Reuben  (T'),  314,  315 

Franklin    (T"),    102,    313,    314 

George  A.    (TO.  315,  318 

Harvey   (TO.   102,   313 

Henry  W.    (TO,   317 

Isaac  Newton   (TO,  315,  317 

James  F.   (TO,  316,  319 

James  H.    (TO,  314 

John,   312 

John  P.   (TO,  315.  316 

Major  Joshua,    312 

Lewis  S.    (D,   315.  318 

Maggie  Helen  (TO.  316.  319 

Margaret  (T'),  815 

Marv   H.    (T»).    317 

Nellie  Grant   (TO,   318,   319 

Paulina   (TO,  315,  316 

Rachel   J.    (TO,   317 

Reuben,  100,  102.  312,  313 

Reuben  W.    (TO.   102,   315,   317 

Reuben  W.  (f).  315.  317 

Sally  Lyon    (TO,   31S 

Sarah  Lyon  (TO,  315.  318 

Socrates   Bence    (T*K   317 

Susan    (TO,  314 

Susan  N.   (TO,  314,  316 

Additional   names,    r'.12.    313:    (T), 
313.    314,    315.    316,    317.    31S 
Hevens, 

Mary   (Lord),   94 
Hewcomb, 

Sarah.  406 
Vawell, 

Jonathan  (PO.  354 
Hewman, 

Abigail    (T).   90 

Daniel.    69 

Deborah.    285.    286.    437 

Deborah    (Banks),   127 

Oilman  D.   (W^?).  342 

Mahala    (T).   154 

Ruth    (T).   86,   128 

Sarah.   308 

Sarah    (T>.  69 

Stephen  P.    (T).   221 
Noab, 

Lavinia    (T).    60 

•Rebecca  (T).   128 
HoMe, 

Hezekiah.  228 

John  H.   (T).  161.  222.   223 

Josephine  (TO.  228 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


495 


Mary  Ann    (T),   107 
Robert  J.    (T8),   228 
Thomas    E.    I..    (T«).    228 
William  (T).  167 
Additional  names  (T),  228 

Noe, 

Betsey,  415 

NoU, 

Kate    (T),    264 

Korder, 

Alfred  M.  (H»),  410,  411 

XTorthrop, 

Adelia  C.    (T*),  224 
Arthur  A.    (T«),    224 
Eliza  M.    (T*),    224 
Enos.  224 

Eugene  H.  (T»),  224 
Sperry  (T).  160,  224 
Additional  names    (T),   224 

Northrap, 

Lydia  (Rigigs),  144 

ITortliway, 

Harriet  (J»),  352 
Harriet   (T),   82,  121 

Nott, 

Minnie  (T).  162 

Kowers, 

Elizabeth    (T),    163,    231 
Thomas,   231 
ICozon, 

George  W.  (Penn<),  329 

Nutt, 

Dr.  John  Joseph  (T),  171 

Xfy6, 

Carrie  L.   (T),  158 

Delia   (T),  187,  248 
Oakland, 

Henrv.  256 

Godfrey  Lyon  (T»),  256 

John  A.   (T),  205.  256 

Additional   names    (T),   256 
Oakley, 

Margery  de,  16,  17 

Oaki 

Abraham  (W?),  342 

O'Brien, 

Anna  (Gr»),  428 

Sarah   (H*),   429 
O'Conner, 

Ruby  (T),  264 
Ocle  [Oakley], 

Margery    de,    17 
Odell, 

Daniel   (U«),  423 

Rozilla  (Callahan),  213 

Osrden, 

Abigail  (T),  45 
John,  49 
Daniel    (T),    52 


Elizabeth,  364 

Hannah    (H'^).   368 

Richard,   48 

Samuel    (H«),    375 

Susan    (H«),    384 

Susanna  (Willson),  66,  69 

Additional   names    (T*),    52 
Oliver, 

John    (Penn').    324 

Sidney  J.   (Penn^),  327 
Olmstead, 

(T).   67 

David   (T?),  73 
Jeremiah    (T^),   67 
John   S.    (T«).   67 
Nehemiah,  42 

Ormsby, 

George  E.   (T),  162 
Oner, 

Purdy    (U«),    4  24 
Orton, 

Sarah    (Haines),   248 
OrvlB, 

Ellis   (Penn'),  330 

Osborn, 

(H'),   384 

Charlotte   (T),  95,   141 
Clark  H.    (T),  143 
Martin    (T),    202 
Richard,   42 

Squier  (HO.  385 

Packard, 

Annie   (T^)    230 

Charles  H,    (T).  161,  229 

Chester  W.    (T'),  230 

Elsie  C.    (T').   230 

Judson  Lvon   (T^),  230 

Willard,  230 

Additional  names  (T),  230 

Paddock, 

Anna  M.    (T),   151 
Lewis,    151 

Paden, 

Hugh.  260 
Sarah   (T),  259 

Paillon, 

Ida   (T),   193 

Palmer, 

Aaron  Lyon  (T*).  174 
Abiah    (T),   160,   221 
Amy  (T),  64,  84 
Ann  Augusta  (T*),   174 
Deborah  (T),  83,  123 
Edward  (T),  122,  179 
Elliott     (T),    83 
Esther  Bates    (T*),   174 
Charles  E,   (T'),  219 
Erie   (T),   317 
Hannah  F.    (T«).   Ill 
Harrison   (T),  77.  Ill 
Harison  (T*),  111 


496 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Henry   C.    (T),   221 

James  E.    (T),  154,  219 

Jennie  E.   (T»),   221 

Jerusha    (T),   58.   76 

Kate  Louise   (H*),  410 

Levi,   122.    124,   179 

Lucincy    (T).    64 

Maria   (T).   90 

Mary    (Peck),   136 

Nehemiali   C,   410 

Nicholas.    221 

Peter.    76 

Rachel  Mead   (T»),  174 

Richard    (T«),    111 

Sallv    (T).   84,  124 

Samuel,  123 

Samuel    (T).    125 

•William,    311 

William  C.  (T*),  221 

Wines   (T),  119,   174 

Additional    names,   124;    (T),   222 
Palmiter, 

Edna    (T),   269 
Parish, 

Aml)rDse,   165,   166 

Mary  Ann  (T),  112,  165 

Townsend.    166 
Park, 

Dorcas  (T),  81 

Joseph   (T),  75 

Knapp,    81 

Knapp    (T").    95 

Marv.  73 

Roger  (T).  71.  72,  94.  438 

Sarah    (McCollum),  99 

Thomas,  95 

Thomas    (T),  75,  105 

Additional  names  (T),  75,  95 

Parker, 

Origin  of  the  surname,  9 
Edith  Vaughn    (T).  133 
Frances  E.   (P«),  355 
Jonas    (H),    428 
Kenneth   (T'»).  273 
Ray  W.    (T),  265.  273 
Additional  names  (H).  428 

Adelaide  J.    (T).   141.   197 
Parks  [Park], 

Hannah   (T).  77,  114,  437 

Dr.  Peter,  114 
Parmele, 

John  H.    (T),  205.   255 

Additional   names   (T),   255,   256 

Parrett, 

,   (H'),  383 

Nicholas  (H?).  415 
Parsons  [Parson], 

Ebenezer   (T),  84 
Elizaibeth   (T'),  140 
George.   390 


Harriet   (T'),  140 
Henry  M.   (T'),  140 
Rev.   Isaac   (T),  94,  139 
Jesse  (T),  54 
Mary   (D,  140 
Nancy  (H»),  390 
Additional  names  (T),  140 
Parvin, 

Rev.  Benjamin  O.   (H*),  376 


Paton, 


-,   (T),  157 


Patten, 

Alvin  E.   (T").  227 
Elmer  E.    (T»),   227 
Flora  A.    (T»),    227 
Horace.  227 
Simon  R.    (T),    227 
Additional  names  (T),  227 
Patterson, 

Caroline  T.  (T).  198 
Charles  E.    (W),   350 
J.   W.    (Penn^),   328 
John   (Penn^),  324 
Additional  names  (H).  400 

Pattin, 

Cerressa    (T),    257 

Patton, 

Ann    (Penn^),    329 

Patrick 

Ca;pt.   Daniel.   28,   29,   275,    278 

Pauslon, 

Blandie    Paige    (T*).    171 
Florence    P.    (T*),    171 
George,  171 

Leonard    (T).    115,    171 
Marjorie  B.   (T*),  171 

Payson, 

Mary,   356 
Peacock, 

Cliarles   M.    (T),   318 
Additional  names  (T),  318 

Pease, 

■ ,   (T),  133 


Peck, 


(T),  135 


Amy    (T),   82,   119 
Benjamin    (T),    89 
Curtis.  194 
David,  119.  122 
Eliphalet   (T).  82 
Emily   (T^),  194 
Esther   (T).   S3,   122 
Frederick.    138 
Gideon,    247 
Gideon   (T).  64 
Hannah    (T).    77 
Hannah    (T*),    194 
Hannah  M.    (T'),  138 
James   (T').  89 
John  F.   (T),  136.  194 
John  W.    (T),   186,   247 
Joseph,    136 


NAMES  OTHEB  THAN  LYON 


497 


Julia  (T»),  247 

Mary    (T),    91,   136 

Mary   (I*),  194 

Mary  E.  (T').  138 

Mehitable    (T),   91 

Ruth,  311 

Ruth   (T),  82 

Sally   (T),  83 

Solomon   (T),  82,  118 

Theophilus,   64,   118,   119 

William  H.   (T),  91,  138 

Additional    names    (T),    118,    194, 
247 
Peet, 

Hester   (T).   82,   122 

Mary   (T),  119,   174 
PeU, 

Esther,    98 

Dr.  Thomas,  42 
Fennel, 

Jessie   A.    (T),   226 

Sybil  P.   (T"),  226 
Pennoyer, 

Thomas,    302 
Pepper, 

Mary  Jane  (T),   138 
Perkins, 

Carrie  F.    (T),   114,   170 

Jacob,   170 
Perry, 

Gov.  Aaron  T.,  232 

Alma   (T),   218 

Eli  W.    (T),   134 

Ruth  (T),  232 
PeeUne, 

Adele  C.    (T).  99,  146 

John   (T),   73,   99 

Rev.   John    (T«),    199 
Phair, 

Helen    (T;.    205 
Pbelps, 

Addie  F.    (T«),    226 

Amos   (T).  160,  225 

Amos  Lyon   (T*),   226 

Edward  A.    (T*),  227 

Ernest  G.   (D,  227 

Jennie   E.    (V),   225 

Jeremiah,    225 

John    (T),   160,   226 

John   Angus    (T*),    226 
Pbelps, 

Mabel    E.    (T*).    226 

Maud  M.   (T*),  227 

William  P.    (T»),   227 

Additional    names    (T),    225,    226, 
227 

Pbillips, 

Caroline  (W").  344 
Mrs.   Clifford   (W«),  347 
David  Lyon  (T»),  228 
Edwin    (H'),   382 
(82) 


Emily  Pratt    (W),   343 

Harvey    (H?)    391 

Lewis   E.    (T).   228 

Schuyler  C.    (W),  343 

Additional  names   (T),   228 
Pickett, 

Anne  (H«),  402 

Ebenezer,   302 

William    (H'),    402 
Pierce, 

Bethia   (T),   68 

G.   A.    (W»),   349 

Smith   Dewey    (T),   252 

Additional  names   (I),   252 
Piercy, 

Dr.    A.    F.    (W«),    349 

Ethel    (W»),  349 

Additional  names  (W),  349 
Pierson, 

Rev.  Abraham,  Jr.,  360,  363 

Rev.  Abraham,  Sr.,  361,  363 

Ellen  (W),  384 

Fanny   (H"),  371 
Pike, 

Ida   (T»),    266 

Joe  (T),  217,  266 

Additional   names    (T),   26€ 
Pinckney, 

Myra   Ada    (T),    201 
Pine, 

James    (T).   69,    93 

Samuel    (T),   89 

Sullivan  M.    (T),   190 

Additional   names    (T),    93,    190 
Pinkham, 

Mary,  311 

Mary   (Coffin),    158 
Piper, 

James.   209 

Mary  Jane  (T),  209 
Piatt, 

Merle   (T),   156 

Additional  names   (T),   156 
Plimpton, 

Margaret.    20 
Plum  [Plume], 

Joseph    (H5),    370 

Mary  (H'),  378 

Samuel,   359 
(de)  Poissy, 

Matilde,   334 
Polhem^nB, 

Effie    (T),   112,   167 

Dr.    John,    167 
Pollard, 

John    (H?),   322 

Olive   (T).   154,   216 

Samuel    (H?),    322 
Pcmeroy, 

Frederick  B.    (W«),  351 


GENERAL  IND2X 


rooi. 


-,    (H'),   372 


Porter, 

Clarinda   (T),   68 
George    B.    (Penn').    329 

Potter. 

AAna   C.    (Penn«).    329,    330 
Elizabeth,    404 
Hannah,   303 
Henrietta  A.   (K'),  385 
Isaac   W.    (H^,    385 
John   (W),  404 
Mary   (K«).  385 
Samuel,  361.  404 
William,    276 

Peat, 

Charles    (T),   192 
Mrs.  Sarah  ( 

Ponty, 

Elizabeth   (T).  237 

Powell, 

— ,     (U-).    423 

Mary    (T),   243 

Pratt, 

Betsey   (T),  147 
Freeman    (W«),    342 
Mary  May    (W).   343 

Preston, 

Cloyd  E.    (T),   158 

Price, 

Benjamin,    377 
Benjamin    (H?),   416 
William    (H«),    377 

Pridh&m, 

Richard  W.    (T),   243 
William    C,    243 

Prindle, 

Bbenezer,    303 

Prne, 

Hannah    (Seaman).    55 

Pnddlngrton, 

James  W.   (T),  6S 

Pnllen, 

Stephen   (T).   188 

Pnllln?, 

Esther    (R).    431 

Pnlver, 

Catherine    (T),   108,   163 
Wendell,  163 
Pnrcell  (?), 

Phebe    (H«),    384 
Pnrdy, 

Amy    (Merritt),   90 
Caleb,    71 
Daniel,    50 
I>aniel   (T),  62.  80 
Daniel    (T').  81 
Elizabeth   (T),  62,  80 
Elizabeth    CLyon),   97 
Francis,    73 


Hachaliah   (T),   63 
Hannah    (T''),   81 
Harriet    (T),    93 
Isaac,    73,    196 
Isaac   Hart    (T),    139 
John,   80.   81 
John    (T=),    81 
Joseph,   47 
Martha    (T?)    95 
Mary   (Mead),  193 
Nehemiah  (T'),  81 
Phebe,   80 

Phebe  Ann   (T),  115 
Phebe   (Sherwood),   117 
Rebecca  (T=),  81 
Roger,    62 
Roger  (T),  70 
Sarah    (T),  57,  73 
)    (Ja?),  333  Sarah    (Budd)   (T«),  335 

Susanna  (T),  62 
Sylvanus    (T),    71 
Thomas,   50 

Thomas  Lyon  (T'),  196 
William  (T»),  81 
Additional    names,    73;    (T),    196 

Pntney, 

Charlotte    (T),   142 
Elizabeth    (T),   142 
William   (T).  142 
Rev.    Rufus    (T),    133 

Pyle, 

Helen  S.    (T),   196 

Qnerean, 

Ann    (Horton),    184 
Catherine   (T).  86,  128 
Elias,    128 
Maria  (T).  127,  183 
Peter,  183 

Qnimby, 

Isaac   (T).   71 

Samuel    (T*),    71 
Sacket    [Socket] , 

John    (T),    117 
Sag^onel, 

Cecilia.    17 

Bamsdell, 

James  W.   (T),  210,  258 
Additional    names     (T).     258 

Bandall, 

Edward   P.    (T),    210,    258 
Frank  (T»),  258 
Louisa   (T).  135 
Lucy   E.    (T»),    258 
Margaret   (T),   119,  175 
Matilda   (T),   135 
Sarah,   302 
Additional  names  (T),  258 

Sansom, 

Albert  F.    (T),   163.   231 
Albert  W.   (T*),  231 
Francis  P.,  231 
George    (T).    156 
Jessie  J.    (T»),  231 


KAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


499 


John  (W»?).  340 
Katharine  A.   (T*),  231 
Paul   D     (T*).    231 
Robert  Lyon '(TB)     231.  232 
Additional   names   (T),   iH 


»epp, 


-,    (H^),    383 


Bathbone, 


(H?).  321 


Kawion. 

Agnes    (T),    265 
Chauncey  (T).  137,  195 
Edward,    312 
Kate  G.  (T"),  195 
Additional   names    (T).    I9a 

Catharine  (T*).  156 
David     (T*).     156 
Edward   (T*).  156 
Frederick  (T'),  lo6 
James  M.   (H'),  38T 
Mary    (T*),    156 
William    (T),    15b 
Additional  names   (T>,  lob 

"*^bfftil   (T«).  106 
Catherine    (T*).   106 
Edward  A.    (T).   220 
Elizabeth    (T"),  105 
"ETioch".    105 
Enoch   (T),   75.  lOo 
Ephraim    (T).   106 
Eunice  E.   (T).  127.  182 
Frances  (T"),  105 
George  W..   183 
Maria  (T«).  106 
Rebecca   (T»).   105 
iSarah    (Lounsbury).    221 
Susan.  397 
Thomas   (T).  76.  106 
Thomas  H.    (T«).    lOo 


Bea, 


Alec  (T).  202 


Beadf 

Lydia    (W«-).    341 
Capt.   Obadiah,   o41 
Thomas   (T),  92 

Record,  ^^^    ,,„ 

Caroline  (T).  l&b 

"^"Se'tsey   (T).  121.  177 

Beed, 

A      182 

Alexander  (Penn»).  324 
Annie  (Penn»"),  327 
Ellen   (T).  128 
Sarah   S.    (H»),   392 

***  Robert  C.    (T).   168 
Sarah    C.    (ff).    402 

**'"Kie  M.   (Penn=).  330 
*®**Ma'ry    (T).    110.    165 


BecLoa,  „„„ 

Abram.   202 
Abram    (T).    112.   168 
Alice   (T'),  168 
Charles  H.    (T).   145.   201 
Charles   H.    (T'),    168 
Ethel  M.    (T«),   202 
James,  168 
Additional   names    (T),   lbs 

Beynold^^    (Penn^).  325.  32G 

Alzina    (T).    158 

Catherine  Ann  (T),  1^) 

Charlotte    S.    (T).    158 

Deborah   (T),  91.   136 

Edgar  N.    (TK^186 

Eliza   J.    (T).    98     144 

Elizabeth.  286.  302 

Enos.    424 

Hezekiah,    310 

James  (T),  151 

Joel   (T).  60 

John.   308 

Laura  J.   (T).  91.  138 

Lockwood    (T).    89 

Mary   (U«).   423.   424 
Nathaniel  (T).  89 
Oliver    (T).   120 
Rachel  Lyon  (T').  120 
Sarah   (Holly^.  123.  126 
Capt.  Shubael.  136 
Silas.    113 
William    (T).    8i 
Additional   names    (T) 

Bliineliart, 

Maria   (T).  257 

Bliodes, 

Electa    (T).    140 
Hannah  Ann   (T).   140 
Ona    E.    (T),    318 

^^''"'blive  (Patten)    227 
Viola  Stella  (T),  227 

'^  Prances   (Blackett).  178 
Justus    (T).    134 

**''''ITihu    (T).  188 

Blcble,  „ 

F.    (Penn^).    329 

Blcliardsoii, 

Achsa  (W«),  343 

John.    303 

Leonard  R.    (T).   171 

Bidunond, 

Electa  (Noble).  228 
Roana.    228 

Blckert, 

Henry.    149 

Henry    (T),   101,   149 


120 


500 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Henry  Lyon   (.V),  149 
Jane  Eliza  (T),  128 
John  (T'),  149 

Rev.  Elias  (M'),  387 
Elias  (H'),  381 
Elizabeth  (H»),  363 
Elizabeth  (K').  387 
Harvey  (T).  98,  144 
Josephine  L.  (.W),  381 
Laura  (T),  82,  122 
Miles,  122,  144 

BlflTOt, 

Jose<ph  N.   (T),  197 
Palmer  N.    (T»),   197 
B&Bdeabacker, 

Minnie    (H),    428 

XobbixiB, 

Charles    (T),   249 
Dr.  Forrest  L.   (T),  162 
William    (T),   91,  138 
Additional  names    (T),   138 

Soberson, 

Thomas  B.   (T),  179 

BobertB, 


-   (H«),   401 


David.  362 

Eli,   207 

Loifl  (T),  208 

Margaret  (Penn*),  326,  S28 

Mary    (H^),   362 

Polly    (T),   207 

Ursula   (T),  155 

Bobcrtaou, 

Jabez,  129 
Rachel   (T).  86,  129 
Rachel   (Lyon),  188 
Susan    (T),    185 


Sobison, 


(H»),  384 


Bobinaon, 

Ernest  Lyon   (T"),   271 

George   S.    (T),   245,   271 

Capt.  William    (T),   91,   138 

William  J.  (TT),  138 

James  (T),  103 

John  M.    (T»),  138 

Lewis  George,  271 

Melaney   W.    (W),  346 

Prudy   Ann    (T),    121 

Susan,  311 

Additional   names    (T),    138,    271 

3U>ckey, 

George   (H«),  383 
Additional  names  (K),  383 


Bodennan, 


(T).   89,    134 


Maria    (T').    134 
Martha   (T').   134 
Sarah   (I'),  134 


Bogers, 

Joanna,   415 

Mary  E.    (T).   98.    144 

William  Lewis  (T),  95 

Boir, 

Agar  L.    (H'),  377 
Jonathan    (H«),    385 
Additional  names  (K),  377 

BollliaiiB, 

(T),   137 

Boaaer, 

Susanna  (Woolsey),  196 

Bood, 

Nancy    (T),    109,    165 

Booke, 

Matthew  T.   (T),  131,  191 

Boosa. 

Elizabeth   A.    (H'),   381 

Boot, 

Russell  C,  111 

Beceback, 

Jerusha  (Whitney),   257 

BOIBt 

Catherine    V.    (Penn«),    326,    328 
D.  C.    (Penn*),  326 
Talmage   (H'),  366 

Bounda, 

Minnie  M.   (T),  214,  263 

Bowe, 

Jane   (T),  314 
Nellie   (T),  230 
Bowlaad, 

Smith,    313 

Boya, 

May  Belle  (T),  133 
Buckman, 

John,   235.    236 

Mary  (T),  236 

Sarah   (T),  169,  235 

Susan  (T),  169 
Brnuaey, 

Luther    (T),   169 

Sarah  E.   (T),  254 
Bundle, 

Allen    (T),  143 

Amy  (Peck),  119,  122 

Charles    (T),   80,   115 

Clarissa  (T),  105,  165 

Hannah  (T),  155 

Hannah   (T°),  115 

Isaac,   54 

Sarah  (Palmer),  124 

Bunyon, 

Anna   (H<),  405 
Vincent,   405 
Eleanor,  407 
Graoe,    405 
Bnab, 

Anna    (Gale),  155 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


601 


Bnasell, 

Judge 


269 


James  M.   (Penn^).  324 
Nellie   (T).   239,   269 

Kntan, 

Mary    (Requa),   168 

Batten, 

Philip   (T),  94 
John    (T),  94 

Byder, 

Catherine    (ID,    424 

David,   424 

Nathaniel  J.   L.    (P»),  355 

Susannah,   336 

Additional     names     (P),     355 

Saint  John, 

Charlotte    (Gr'),   427,   429 
Bgidlus,   17 
Margaret,  18 

Saint  I>iz, 

Alice,    12.    17 

Saffsr, 

Rebecca    (H«).   372 

Sallsbnry, 

Jennette,   424 

Salmon, 

T.aura   Howe    (T).    193,    253 

Sanders, 

Francis  M.   398 
Joseph   F.    (T),  318 
Additional  names   (T),   :;18 

Sanford, 


—   (H^),   376 


Betsey  B.   (T),  130.  186 
Elizabeth    (H«),    376 
Hezekiah.   186 
Samuel    (H?),    416 

Sands, 

Augustus   H.    (T).    135 

Charles  J.   (T),  145 

David,  80 

David    (T),    80 

Elizabeth   (T),  150 

Elizabeth    Ann    (T),   80 

Hannah    (Brooks),   135 

Jonathan.  80 

Mary  (T),  150 

Samuel,  80 

Sarah  (T),  80 

Thomas,  150 

Additional  names  (T),  145 

Sarles, 

Horace  B.    (T),  130 

Lot    (T),  75,   105 

Richard,   105 

Additional  name.s  (T),  105.  lau 

Saunders, 

Eva   (Bonham),   272 
Savaffe, 

Anne    (H?),    413 

Anne    M.    (Penn'),    324,    325 


Savercool, 

Susan,    408 

Sayers, 

James  C.    (T),   120 
Additional  names  (T),  120 

Sayre  [Sayres], 

Daniel,  361 
Daniel    (H'),   364 
Daniel    (K«),   405 
Dr.  Ephraim   (K').  373 
Frances  L.    (T),   123,   180 
Mary  (H«).  365 
Samuel,  361 
Samuel    (H*),   405 
Samuel    (H»),  405 
Thomas,  364 

Additional    names    (H),    365,    37J, 
405 
Sazton, 

Ernest    (W»),    351 

Scliennerliorn, 

Frank  Merritt   (T»),   201 

Levi  D.    (T),  143,  200 

Uriah,  200 
Sclineider, 

Capt.  Caspar,  399 
Schofleld, 

(T),  100 

SchoU, 

William   E.    (T),   99 

Scliryver, 

George  (T),  150,  205 
George   (T*).  150,  206 
Margaret  (T),  101,  150 
Peter,    150 
Peter.   A..  206 
Additional  names  (T),  2UB 

ScHnltz, 

Hannah    (Pulver),    164 
Schnyler,  > 

Elsie  (H«),  372 

Susan  M.    (T),  122,  178 
Scliwartz, 

Jacob   (T).   315,   318 

Mayme  (T").  318 

Margaret   (T«),  318 

Scobie, 

Susan  (D,  167 
William    (T),   112.   167 
Soofleld, 

Hannah,   310 

John,  304 

Phebe    (T).  75.  105 

Scott,  • 

Sarah.   341 

Scndder, 

Abraham    C.    (H»),    376 

Clark    (H').    376 

Cornelia    (K"),   376 

Harriet  (H').  376 

Israel    (K^).   376  ;    j 


502 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Julia  Ann  (H'),  376 
Martha  C.  (H').  376 
Additional    names    (H),    3"> 


Scacord, 


(T),  61 


Sealy, 

Elie    (T),   75 

Seaman, 

Adam,    55 

Charles  H.,  181 

Elizabeth.    302 

Hannah    (Mead),   133 

Isaac    (T),   67,   91 

Israel,   91 

James  (T),  55 

Mary    (T"),    92 

Mary  A.   (T),   126,  181 

Nancy    (T),   81.   117 

Rebecca   (T«),   92 

Sarah,    306 

Additional  names,  55;   (T).  92 

Searler, 

Mary   (Flewellyn),  142 

Searlei, 

Alethea    (Honeywell),   113 
Alvah   Lyon   (T'),   220 
G.   C.   271 

Jonathan  (T),  154,  219 
Leonore    (T),   253,   271 
Lilla    (TS).    171 
Theodore  (T),  171 
Walter,  171 

Sebringr, 

Cornelius,    408 
Ursula  (H'),  407,  408 

Secor, 

Chancey  Tompkins    (T'),  14;) 
Francis   (T),   65,  99,   145 

Mary    (Gr»).   428,   430 
Sedgwick, 

Melvin   (T),  156 
See, 

Mary    (U'^),   423 
Beeley, 

Josephus  (T),   157 

Meribah    (T»),   157 
Selman, 

Rebecca    (Ja'),   332 

Seymour, 

(T),  77 

Elizabeth   (Knapp),  58 

Hannah    (T),    61 

L.  B.  204 

Martha  M.   (T),  ZU4 

Sabrina    (T),    68 

Sexton, 

Jcseph,    392 
Rev.    Lydia.    392 
Sliade, 

Margaret   E..   432 


Sliandley, 

Mary  Forbes  (T) 

Shaply, 

Florence  May  (T"*),  273 

Keeler  E.    (T).  265,  273 

Mattie   A.    (T'"),    273 

Sherwood    (T),    216 

Additional  names  (T).   216,  273 
Staaxpe, 

James    (T),   60 

John    (T"),    60 
Sbarpley, 

Earl    (T),    262 

Sbaw, 

Cordelia   (W"?),   342 

Mary    (H'),    376 

Sarah  C.    (T),  204,   255 
Shearer, 

Charles    (W«),   351 
Shelden, 

Lydia  Ann   (T),  206 
Sbeldon, 

Isaac  C.    (T),   118 
Shellenbargrer, 

Mary  C.    (H'"),   398 
Shepard, 

Charles   (T),   162 

Lydia  A.    (W).  346 

Additional  names   (T),  162 
Sheriger, 

Hoyt    (T),   206 

Additional  names   (T),  206 
Sherman, 

Abraham  L.   (T),  159 

Adelaide   (T*),   162 

Alfred  T.   (T«).  162 

Alice  A.   (T»).  159 

Anson  B..   162 

Benoni,    159 

Charles  Anson   (T),  162 

Elvira    (Raymond),    IS'3 

Harley  H.    (T'),   162 

Mark  T.    (D,   162 

Smith   (T).  150 

Vivian    (T«),    162 

Additional  names  (T),  162 
Shervlngrton, 

Tliomas.   40,  276 
Sherwood, 

Elizabeth    (T),   67,   89,   91 

Elizabeth    (T"),    115 

Frances  H.    (T>,   234.   267 

Hannah  M.    (T"),   117 

Hester    (T).    143 

Ja,bez,   89,   91,   109 

John  R.,  267 

Jonathan.  139 

Jotham    (T),  82,  117 

Judge  Justus    (T),   68 

Lavinia  (T»),  117 

Mary  (Fitch),  284 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


503 


Mary  Jane  (»*)•  H" 
Nehemiah,   80,   li<     ^ 
Nehemiah    (T),    57     <9,   115 

Phete  E.  (T).  116.  17- 
Samantha  (««)•  l^^ 
Sarah   (T).  76,  109 
Stephen,   57 
Thomas,   57 
Additional  names,  »u 

Bhotwell, 

Isaac   (T),  16^  „„ 

Additional  names  (T),  l^i 

**"?ydia  Ann  (T),  317 
»*"*5^^' (W).  347 

Gilbert,    131 
Martha  (Lyon)  189 
Martha  (T),  88,  131 

®**Hiram  W.   (T).  166 

^^''^n  H.   (T),  126 

^^^aniel    (T),   77 
John,  77 

^^""ca^herine  (Mickle),  221 

Simons,  „„ 

Mary  (Gr»),  428 

Blmonton, 

Kate,  410 

Cameron   (T),   14 i 
James    (T),   108 
Additional  names  (I), 

Skidmore, 

George   (T),    i*- 

^*^bavid  Lyon   (T«)    229 
Emily    (Chamberlain), 
James,   225 
Mary  E    (T*)-  22o 
Rozelle  F.    (T).   161-   --» 
Rozelle  F-  <T«).  5.  2-9 
Stephen.   225     228 

Stephen  S.   (T),  1°^-  "" 
Stephen   S.    ('!*)•    225 
Additional  names  (T).  --» 

Skiimer, 

Mary,   312 

^''^j'ane  A.    (T).  131,  191 

^'""mnison  T.    (T).  200 

S^^V (H»),  429 

Aaron    (?')•  ^f^ 
Agnes  B.    (T*),  162 


108 


228 


Albert   H.    (T1.    U.2- 
Amelia   (T),   UIj,   1^-j 
Bartlett,  169 
Betsey  (T),  162 
Byron  Lee   (T'),  218 
Calvin    (P«),    354 
Catharine,   398 
Charles  (H?),  321 
Charles  (T),  317 
Charles  (»*)-  l^s  „_ 
Charles  N.    (T«),   218 
Clarissa  A.    (I*),  16Z 
Cynthia  (T),  150 
Dale  Pillsbury  (T»),  231 
Daniel,^285    302 
Eddie  C.   (T^),  162 
Edward,  145 
Edward     (T),    114 
Edward    (T").   158    „ 
Ellen   (I«),   214,   218 
Ellen  Augusta   (T»),  179 
Ellen   E.    (T"),   218 
Elisha  (W«?),  341 
Eliza   (T«),  15« 
Elizabeth,   285,   286 
Elizabeth   (T),  219 
Elizabeth    (Gould),    60 
Elizabeth    (Miller).    73 
Elizabeth  K.  (T),  136 
Elroy   (T).   220 
Emeline    (Clark),    221 
Esther  Ann   (T)    116    172 
Ettie  M.    (Penn),   330,   S6i 
Eva  May    (T«).   162 
Florence  E.   (T«),  16iJ 
Hannah,    302 
Hannah    (H«).   381 
Harriet  E.   (T),  157 
Harvey    (T),   216 
Hattie  (T^).  158  ,,„ 
Horace  H.   (T«).  218 
T    Wheeler    (T),   154,   218 
Jacob   (T),  122/ 142.   179 
James  De  F?rest   (T«)     218 
James  Wheeler  (T),  218 
Joanna   (K»),  3(6 
John  W^    (T«).    158 
Kate    (T*),    158 
Leonard   (T).  199 
Levi  Leroy   (T«),  218 
Loretta,  129 
Loretta    (T),   7. 
Lucy,  354 
Lucy   (F«).   354 
Martha  (T),  217 

Mary    (H^")- J90  ... 

Mary  Jane  (T),  114.  169 
Mortimer    (H»),   376 
Nancy   (T).  102,  314 
Nicholas,   218 
Noah,  207 
Peregrine,   218 
Rachel    (T).   101.    102,    314 
Ray  Albert  CT),  16. 
Rebecca  (Paulson),  1  <i 


504 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Reuben    (T"),    138 

Richard    (T),   163,  233 

Rosalie   (T),   204 

Rufus,   150 

Rutli    (Clason).    187 

Sally   (T),   87,   129 

Sallv    (Todd).    189 

Samuel,   129 

Sarah  (T),  77 

Sarah    Esther    (T»),    179 

Sarah  J.    (T«),   158 

Seth    (T),    158 

Sherman    (T),    136 

Stillman   (T).   207 

Thomas   W.    (T),   183,   241 

Thore  (T).  122.  179 

Dr.   W.    (W«),  353 

Will  H.  (T),  231 

William    (H?),   322 

William    (T),   122.   179 

William    (T»).    158 

Additional     names     (T).     22,    179, 
218,   233,    241.    317 
Sniffeu  [See  Xniffen], 

Daniel,    245 

Mary  Ann   (T),   185,   245 

Jonathan,    93 

Levinia  (T),  69,  93 

Levinia    (Lyon),    117 

Rachel.    306 
Snow, 

Beecher  (T),  199 

Hnnnah    (W).    3»3 

Matilda    (W),    345 

Sarah    E.    (Leet),    271 
Snuff  ens, 

Georg,  61 

Somera, 

H.  A.   (T),  246 

Sonrs, 

Charles  (T),  173 
SoutliaTd, 

Col.    Isaac    (H'),    384 

John  Rolin  (H'),  384 

Joseph,  124 
Sonthwlck, 

Robert  (T),  109 
Sontbworth, 

Faber  (T»).  178 

John   Howard    (T),   178 
Spear, 

Ellen  M.    (W»?),  342 
Sperry, 

Nancy   (Northrop),   224 
Spier, 

Olin    (T).    159 

Samuel,    159 

Viva  F.   (T»).  159 
Spink, 

Stella  Gertrude  (T),  269 
Sqnler, 

Charlotte  A.  (T),  192 


Stafford, 

Phebe   S.    (W),   349 
Stanton, 

(T).   Ill 

George   H.    (T»).    Ill 
Stapleton, 

Victoria    (H'),   383 
Statts, 

Barent  C,   397 
Edward    (H»).    397 
Harriet  B.    (H">).  397 
John  C.   (H'»),  397 
Stedwell, 

Johanna    (T').    46 

Joseph    (T),    45 

Joseph  (T=),  436 

Joseph    (T'),   46 

Martha   (T^),  46.   50,  58 

Martha    (Lyon),    67 

Mary  (T').  46 
Steele, 

Robert    (H'),   381 
Stephens, 

Chester.   193 

Eliza    (T).    118 

Eunice   (H<),  367 

Henry   Clay    (T),    193 

M.  F.   (H»),  389 

Thomas  C.   (T»).  193 
Sterrett, 

Mary    (Penn<),    325 
Sterrltt, 

Ella     (T).    164.    234 

William  W.,  234 
Stevens, 

Charles    (T).    127 

De  Witt  C.   (T),  149 

Olive   (W).  345 

Sally   (?),  345 

Additional   names    (T),    149 
Stevenson, 

Abigail  (T^),  126 

Frederick  P.    (T).  85,  126 

Gloriana    (TO.   126 

Shore  Edward    (D,   126 

Additional    names    (T),    126 
Stewart, 

Margaret   E.    (Penn«),   329 
Stillwell, 

Catherine  (T),  125,  180 

Nancy   (H?),  413 

Susan    (T),   77 
Stlmpson, 

—   (T).   167 

Stttes, 

Benjamin  (H').  366 

Henrv   (H"),  366 

Isaiah   (H»),  366 

Jnx^oh  P.   (H«).  366 

Additional  names    (K).   356 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


605 


Stoakluuu  [Stockham], 

John.    45,    48 

Stockholm, 

Abraham    (T),    186,    245 
Abraham   B.    (T»),   246 
Maria  (T»),  246 
Maria  L.    (Gilbert),   206 
Phebe  H.    (T»),  246 
Wiilter  Lyon    (T»),   246 
Stockingr, 

Louis    (T),   217 

Stoddard, 

Almira   (T»),  208 

Calvin  (T'),  208 

Charles  H.    (T"),   208 

Chester    (T»),    209 

Franklin    (T»),   208 

George  M.    (T«),  209 

Harvey    (T").    209 

Martin    (T).   152,    208 

Mary   E.    (D.    209 

Marv  E.    (T»).   209 

Theodore  D.    (T»),  208 

Additional    names    (T),    208,    209 

Stone, 

Bertha  H.    (Ball),   198 
Charles  W.   (T).  227 
Hannah    (T),    140 

Stoner, 

(H^),   383 


Stowe, 


(T).  136 


Stowers, 

Deborah,    279 

Stransr. 

Penelope,    73 

Strann, 

John   (H»),  369 
Stratton, 

Lilly    (H'O),   400 
Phebe  A.    (T),   107 
William    (T),    107 

Streeter, 

Simeon  (W),  345 
StriB£-liam, 

Emma  (T»),  207 
Isaac   (T),  150.  207 
Mary  E.  (T*),  207 

Strltch, 

Elizabeth    (H?),   413 
Stndwell   [StedweU], 

James    (T>.    77 

Stnrdevant, 

Elijah    (T),    187,    247 
Additional  names  (T),  247 

Stnrg^ei, 

Daniel  L.    (T),   127,   181,    439 
Additional  names    (T),   182 

GtVLTgiM, 

Jonathan,  284 


Sturtevant, 

Hiram   L.    (T),   150 
Styvers, 

Jemima,   336 
Sntherland, 

Silas,  286 
Battle, 

John    (T),   216 
Sntton, 

(T).    86 

Hannah    B.    (T),    96,    142 
Jane   (T).  142 

Jemima  C.  (T),  141,  198,  439 

Jennie  C.   (T),  141,   198,  439 

Phf^be  A.   (T),  242 

Richard  de,   16 

Willet,    198 

William,    142 
Snxaa, 

Charles    (T),   114 

Additional    names    (T),    114 
Saydam, 

Dr.   C.   C.    (H-),   407 
Swain  [Swaine], 

Elizabeth,    364 

Capt.   Samuel,   363,   364 
Swaney, 

Isabella    (T),    128 
Sweet, 

(.hirissa   (T),  213,  262 
Swerlnfifer, 

(H"),   393 

Swetland, 

David,    159 
Rhoda    (T),   159 

Swift, 

Charles  W.    (T).   215 

Elizabeth,    310 

Dr.   S.   E.    (T),    140 

Additional  names   (T),    140 
Tabor, 

Lydia  A.   (T).  170 
Taintor, 

Charles,  284 
Talcott, 

Carolyn  H.  (T),  148,  20J 
Tallman, 

Timothy    (T),   124 
Tapp, 

Edmund,   370 

Jane.  370 
Taylor, 

(H),  382 

—  (T),  194 

Addie   (T),   196 
Charles  F.    (T).   245 
David    (H'),   388 

E.  Kate  (T),  174,  238 
Edward    (R),    432 
Edward  L.    (B),  432 


60« 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Elisha    (T),    24  5 
Emma    (K*),   388 
George    (H'),    405 
Helen  N.   Lyon    (»).   432 
James  G.    (U),   425 
John,  284 
Martha  (H),   376 
Minnie   (T),  246 
Newton   (K'),  388 
Simeon    (H«).   405 
Susan   M.    (T),    217.   265 
William    (Penn*),   325 
William  A.,  432 

Tator, 

Ann  Maria  (Rickert),  149 

Teachont, 

Alice   (T),   213,  262 

Teed, 

(T),   209 

Antoinette   (T),  213,  262 

Teft, 

Amy   (T),   254 

Telford, 

Elizabeth    (U'),   424 

Tellmad^e, 

Samuel    (T),    100 

Terry, 

Stephen    (T).   220 

Tlieall  [Theal], 

(T<),   436 

Capt.   ,    47 

Abigail    (Halstead),  93,  94 
Abigail    (X*),    60 

Anna  (T«).  60 

Charles,    59 

Charles    (T),    49,    50,    60 

Charles   (T«),  60 

Ebenezer,   60 

Bhenezer    (T*),   60 

Jemima  (T^*),  60 

Phebe    (Budd).    (T«).    335 

Sarah    (T*).   60 

Thomas   (T).  68 

Thomas    (T*).   60 

Thomas, 

Abigail   (T),  146,   202 

Charleys.   303 

Alfred   (T).  169 

Alfred   (T'),  169 

John,   62 

Margaret   (T),  62 

Marv  Ellen    (T),   316 

"WMlliam  A.    (T),  224 

Additional  names  (T),  224 
TtaompkinB, 

Jonathan  G.,  145 

Martha  (H).  367 

Silas    G.     (T),    184 
Tbompson, 

Frederic  C.    (P«).  354 

Mary  (Ja?).  333 

Robert    (H»),    391 


Thorn, 

Abby  Jane   (T),  143 

Ann   Chace    (T),    149 

James,    149 

Mary   (T),   149 

Susan   (T'),   109 

William  K.    (T).   109 

Additional  names   (T),   109 

Thorne, 

Elizabeth   (Smith),  150 
Hannah    (H»),  389 
Thornton, 

Cora  D.   (T),  266,  271 

Thnrber, 

(T).  180 

Mrs.  Lucy  Ann  (T),  163 

TihbetB, 

Harriet  (T),  157 

Tllley, 

Ida    (T).  245.  270 

William,  270 
Tillot, 

Thomas  (T),  79 
Tilion, 

(T?),    237 

Timpaon, 

Esther  (T).  74,  102 

Tiffany, 

Albinos   (Gr»).  428 
Charles    (Or»),    428 
Delson   (Gr«),  427.   428 
Douglas  (Or»).  428 
Fanny  (Qr»),  4  28 
Florence    (T),    254 
Jessie  A.    (W*),   349 
Reuben   (Gr»),   428 
Additional  names  (Or),  428 

Tiugrley, 

Abigail,   392 

Anna  S.    (H).   387.   389 

Sarah    (H),    377 

Toan. 

,  375 


Todd, 


(T?).   237 


Abraham   Jr.,    311 
Elizabeth    (Beekman).   169 
Elnathan    (T).  130.  189 
Harriet  Adah    (T«).  190 
Harriet    (Halt).    243 
John  Everett  (T"),  190 
Ruth    (T»).    190 
William    (U«),    423 
Additional  names,   1S9 

Tollotson, 

Harriet    (T).   178 

Tompkins,    [see   Thonipkius] 

fT).  07 

Frances  A.  (Davidson).  182 
Jacob  (T).  142 
JonathHH  Mle-n,  1S2 


NAMES  OTHER  THAK  LYON 


507 


Jones   (H?).  414 
Phebe    (Horton),   184 
Rebecca,  54 

Totten,  [Tottem] 

Mary    (T).    92,    139.    438 

'^°^^fLo\>  G.   (T).  224 
Jacob    Jr.  (T»),  224 

Townley,  „.„ 

Alexander  N.    (K"),  3.7 

Clark   (K'),  406 

Elizabeth   (K«).  402 

Isaac   (K«).  402,  406 

Mary  J.   (K'),  40'2 

Moses    (H«),    402 

Phebe   (H«),  375 

Col.    Richard,    376 

William  M.    (H),  376 

'Additional    names    (»), 
402,  406 
Townsend, 

Coles.  237 

Klizabeth  (T?),  237 

Mary    (Bush)    (T),    209,    258 

Samuel   (T),  81 

Tracy, 

Julia    (T),    243 

Catherine  M.    (Penn),   329 

Travis,  ^^     .„    .. 

Martha    (T),   50,   .->5 
Walter    (T),   90 
Additional  names,   55 

Treedwell, 

James   (T'),  66 

Thomas,    66  ^,     .,    ,- 

Thomas  Starr   (T),  o4,  66 

Treat, 

Mary,    370 
Robert,    370 

Trees, 

Benjamin,   83,   285 
Elizabeth   (T),  64,  83 

Trembly, 

Elizabeth,  381 

'^''**'Mary  A.   (T),  80 

Daniel,    80 
Trnesdell, 

Henry  (T),  266 

Willard   (T),   217 


176,    377, 


Trniuaii, 

Dr. 


(T),   215 


Elizabeth    (Brockway),    161 
Mabel  (T»).  215 
Priscilla   (H?),  414 

'^"''Frances    (H'),    402 
Horace    (W«).    345 

a"v  Emab^th"(T),   220.  266 
Moses    (H),   379,    384 


Tnfts, 

Anna  D.    (T),   267 

John  Quincy,  267 
Tupper, 

Althea  Maria  (T),  155 

Lucius  M.    (T),   155 
Tnrbett, 

Stuart  (Penn*).  326 

Turk, 

Alice   (T).  164,  234 

William,   234 
Turner, 

Mary   Jane    (T),    144 

Polly,    342 
Tutt, 

Sarah  (Ja»),  322 

Tnttle, 

Catharine  (T),  232 

Tyler, 

Amy  (W),  339 
James  (T).  86 
Sarah   H.    (T).    127,    184 

Tyndall, 

Margaret,  274 

Tynell, 

Rhoda  (Duncombe),  222 

Tyrrell, 

Cassius  (H»).  429 
Charlotte    (H»),    429 
Mary  R.   (Gr*).  427 
Phebe  (T),  217 
Thomas    (Gr»),    428 

Underhill, 

Benjamin.    98 

Mary  (Wing),  151 

Phebe    (Wood),    247 

Sarah    (T),   73.   98 

Sarah    (Budd),   t>3 

Stephen  W.    (T).   246 

Additional   names,   98,    (1),   ^'i^ 

TJnderwood, 

Sullivan    (W),    345 
Rev.   Uriah    (W),    343 

^^^'nry  (W).  346 

''^^  H?nry  D.    (T).   159 
Henry  U.    (T).   440 
Hubert   Standard,    440 
Uriah,    159 
Additional    names    (T),    15» 


Vail, 


Anthony  C.  (T).  234    268 
Carolyn  Lyon  (T»),  268 
Mary    (H«).    405 
Ralph  Lyon  (T»),  268 
Rebecca    (White),    18 <,   188 
Samuel,   405 
Stephen,    405 


508 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Valentin*, 


(T).   76 


Anna  (Penn),  329.  330 

Benjamina    (T),    108.   437 

Charles  (T).  108 

Harriet    (T).   130 

Sarah    392 

Additional   names    (T).    108 

"Van  Allen,  _^„„ 

John   D.    (T)    163,   232 
Marie    (T«),   233 

Van  Antwerp 

(T),    115 


Van  Claef , 


Judge 


(T),  166 
,  166 


Van   Court, 

Jane,    405 

Van  de  Water, 

Clarence.  255 

Grace    Allen    (T).    204.    255 

Van  der  Vliet, 

Dirck  Janse,  312 
Hendrickje,   312 
Van  Oorder, 

G.  S.   (W«),  353 

Van  Hensen, 

Thomas  C.  184 

Van   Kleeck,  ^    ^^„    ,  ^„ 

Georgianri    (T).  112.  167.   i-'.'i 

Van  SicUen, 

Jane    (T),  306 
Van  Sickler, 

Sylvanus   (T).  110 

Van  Skaik, 

(H»),   394 

Van  Slyke, 

Mary    (W«),   353 

Van  Tyle, 

Sarepta   (H').   405 
Thomas    (H"),    405 
Van    Wagrner 

Amos   M.    (T*).   206 
Eli   A.    (T).   150.   206 
Ernest   (T"),  206 
Margaret  A.  (T«).  206 
Ray  W.    (T'),   20'6 
Additional    names    (T).    206 

Van  Zandt, 

Anson   (T),  256 

Additional  names    (T),   257 

Van  Zlle, 

Harriet  N.    (T),   131,    190 

Vandenbnrg', 

Grace  J.    (T»),  233 
Henry  L..  233 
Minnie  C.    (T^).    233 
Peter  E.    (T).  163.  233 
Ralph    L.    (T*).    233 
Additional   names    (T).    233 


Varlan, 

Daniel   (T).  75 
Vausrhan, 

Canda«e  M.    (T).   178 
John.   178 


Vernon, 


(T).  117 


Emma    (T).    204 
T.eo    (T'),    117 
Viele, 

Henry    (T),   103 

Vincent, 

Rose    (Penn").    327 

Volby, 

Anna   (T),  227 

Voorhlei, 

Elizabeth    (H?),  413 

Vooris, 

A.   M.    (T»).    134 
William    (T),  86,   134 

Vosbory, 

Hattie,    (T),   214.  263 
Ida  (T).  214.  263 

Vowles, 

Phebe   (T).  50.   55 
Richard.    55 

Vreeland, 

Elia^s  E.    (H'),    370 

Wade, 

Hannah    (H),    364 
Oliver  E.    (T).   192 


Wag-gtuuan, 


(H'"),  393 


Wait, 

Catherine  (T),  169 

Waldo, 

I.yman  M.   (T).  109 

Waldron, 

Hester  C,   408 

Frank  A.    (T»).  246 
Kenneth  D.    (T'").   246 
Dr.   Lemuel   (T),   186.   246 
Lizzie  Lyon  (T'),  246 
Additional   names    (T).    246 

Walker, 

Mary   (T).   315 

Walkina, 

Jenettie  A.    (T).  218 

Wallace, 

John   (H).  397 
Ruth,  310 

Walters, 

Kate    (T),    319 

Ward, 

Andrew,    40.    276 
Churchill    Lyon    (T"),    264 
Elizabeth    (H).  360 
George  W.  (T),  215.  264 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


509 


Jennie  (T),  246 

Sergeant  John,  360 

Josiah,   364 

LfOvina  Monroe    (T"),   264 

Mary   (T»).  264 

Mary    E.    (Ferous),    240 

Willet  Lyon   (T»),   264 

Additional   names    (T),    i*>* 


Warden, 


(T),   96 


■""are, 

Catlierine   (T).  88,  132 

Warner, 

Bertha  R.  (T').  213 
Dewitt  C.  (T),  213 
Emma  G.  (T«),  213 
Ernestine  (T»),  213 

waahbnm, 

Henrietta  (T).  242 
Marcia  L.   (T),  242 

Water  bur  7, 

Harvey  C   (T).  220 
Martha  (Sherman),  159 
Russel  A.   (T«),  220 
Sarah,  304 
Thomas,  311 

Wataon, 

Benjamin   (T).   <6,  110 
Edward    (T),   198 
Garhardus,   151 
Lilian    (T).    151 
Mary  B.   (T«),  110 

Waynman, 

Sarah  (Canfield),  174 

We&ry, 

Henry   (T),   218 

Pedigree,  309 

Benjamin,    189 

Calvin    (D.    121 

Efljenezer,    189 

Enizabeth    (T),   82.   119,   311 

Epinetus.   189 

Hoyt    (T),    82,    121,    311 

John,  310 

Joseph,   310 

Lydia  (T'),  120 

Mary   (T').  120 

Ransom  (T*),  121 

Richard,   309 

Stephen,   119,   120,   121 

Stephen    (T),    82,    120     311 

Willis  Hoyt   (T«),   121 

Zaehariah  L.   (T'),  120 

Additional    names    (T),    1^0 

Weed, 

Benjamin    (T),   64 
Daniel.    310 
Hannah,  310 
Jacob    (T).   134 


Week*, 

Martha.    302 
Martha   (Wood),   247 

l^elcb, 

Eddington  R.   (T),  233 

Richard,   233 

Additional  names    (T),   233 

Weld, 

Clifford  R.    (T).  221 

Wellman, 

Nettie   (T).   196 

Weaaella, 

Paul    (T).    188 

Weat. 

Emily  Jane  (T).  176.  239 
Harriet  A.    (T),  176,  239 
Judson  (T).  124 
Lois   Dexter.    432 
Oliver  Judson,  239 

Weatcoat, 

Abigail,  302 

Weatcrvelt, 

Eve    (Huyler),  143 
Margaretta  (H»),  409 
Sally   (Banta),  166 

Wetberbee,  ^    ,„„ 

Mary  H.   (Stephens),  193 

Wetmore, 

Izrahiah  (T),  68 
James,  68 

Juliette    (Seymour),   204 
Additional  names  (T),  68 

^*"*^%or  Solomon  (T),  67,  92 

^^'Mm'y   A.    (T),   129.  185 

Candace  M.    (Vaughan),  178 

Deborah   (Parish),  165,  Ibb 

Elijah,   166 

Hezekiah,   218 

James  L.    (U),   423 

Joel    (P),   354 

Phebe   (K«),  378 

Samuel,   185 

Susanna   (Smith),   218 

WTieelwrlfiflit, 

Abigail,    363 
Rev.  John.  363 

*Betse'y  Lockwood  (T),  64,  83 
Charlotte   (T),  79 

™*!^!!! (T),    169 

Al'bertus  H.  (T),  162 
Elizabeth  (T),  111^ 
Ellsworth    (T),    190 
Frank   (T),    200 
John  Huyler  (T«),  200 
Lavinia  (T),  130,  187 
Margaret  E.,  98 


510 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Ruth    (T).   130.   187 
Thomas,    187,    188 
William.   311 

Whitehead, 

Jacob  (H?).  415 
Whltlngr, 

Charles    L.    (T).    97 
Whitney, 

Ann   Frances    (P^),   355 

Constant  F.    (T),   246 

Lizzie    (T),   257 

Rozell.   257 

Silas  C,   246 
WhitBon, 

Kezia    (Albertsonj,    247 
Whlttaker, 

Martha  Ann.  386 
Whittlesey, 

Charles   (Penn),  329 
Wilbnr, 

Backus    (H«).   377 

Elizabeth   (H«),  377 

Robert.   161 

Sarah    (T),   108,    160 

wigr?«, 

Catherine    (Schryver),   150.   206 
Wlffhtmau, 

Alice   L.    (T),   159 

Dr.  George,  159 
Wilcox, 

George  E.    (T).   116.   173 

George  T.    (H»).   388 

Gilbert  Lyon   (T'),   173 

Hetty  (H»).  388 

Joanna  (H),  380 

Jonathan  M.    (H),   384,   388 

Josiah,  173 

Josiah   N.    (T).    172,    173 

Lillian    (T),  173 

Mercy    (H),   380 

Sarah    (H^).  379 

Additional  names  (T),  173 
Wildby, 

Ann,  336 
WUder, 

George   (T),   97 

Lou  A.    (T),  215 
Wiley, 

Evans  G.,  347 

Margaret  (W»),  347 
Wilkinson, 

Mary    (W),   343 

Price    (H),    394 

Robert   (H),   387,   394 
WUlard, 

Mary    (T),    100 

Annie    (T),    100 
Willet, 

Joseph    (H?),    412 


Willetts, 

Almeda   (Tilley).   270 
Edwin  C.   (T),  247 
WUley, 

Martha  (T),  164 

Williams, 

(H'),   376 


Isaac   S.    (H?),   414 
Joseph    (H?).   412 
Martha  (H«),  401 
Mary   (T).  128.  185 
Priscilla  Lyon    (K?).   414 
Otis  Lincoln   (T),  178,  240 
Samuel    (T).   61 
Sarah  A.    (H'),   407 
Additional   names    (H).   376;    (I), 
240 

Williamson, 

Amanda  J.    (■:«),   406 

John    (H"),    405 

Nathaniel  O.    (T),   184 

Sarah  L.    (T),   129.  186 

William.   186 

Additional  names    (H),  405,  406 

WUlson  [Wilson], 

Andrew  (T').  69 

Benjamin,   109 

Benjamin    (T*),    69 

Charity    (T),   76.   109 

Daniel    (T),    79 

David    (Penn),   327 

David   (T?).  237 

Elizabeth    (T),   95 

Elizabeth    (Park).   81 

Grace.   309 

John   (T),  45.   277.  280.   281,  436 

Jotham   (T»).  69 

Justus  (T'),  69 

Mary   (T).  54.  66 

Mary  Green   (T).  115 

Roy    (T).    258 

Samuel,   66.   69 

Samuel    (T).  55.  69 

Samuel   (TP).  69 

Susanna    (T«),   69 

Thomas    (T»),   69 

Additional  names,  66;  (T).  69.258 

Winans, 

Elizabeth   (H=).  365 
John.  362 
Samuel   R.    (H),   6 
Susannah.   386 

Winchell, 

Raymond   (T).  104 
Diantha   (T^).    104 

Wines, 

Jerusha  (Palmer).  76 
Wingr, 

Charles  B.    (T»).    151 

George,    150 

Henry   Hiram    (T*),    151 


NAMES  OTHER  THAN  LYON 


511 


Rev.   Hiram    (T),   102,   150 
Jennie  A.   (T).  151 
John  Sands,  151 
Phineas    Rice    (T'),    150 
Thomas   Lyon    (D,    150 
William   T.    (T»),   151 
Additional   names   (T).   150,   151 

Wlnkleinan, 

James   (H>»),  429 
Additional  names   (H),   429 

Winslow, 

Celeste  M.  A.   (W»),  351 
Edward  R  (T),  170 
Elsie    (T),    227 

Wlnttarop, 

Adam,    274,   275 

Ann   (Browne),  275 

Fitz  John,    28,   274,    280,    281,    283, 

335 
Henry,  28,  40.  274 
John,  274,  339 
Gov.  John.  28,  29,  32.  40 
Martha    Johanna    (T),    28.    35,    36, 

37,   40.   275.   283 
Robert  C,    28 
Additional  names.  274 

Wlsner, 

Donna   (T),  270 
WoUavton, 

Jonah  A.   (H'"),  399 

Wood, 

Albert  Edward   (T^,   170 

Alice   (T»),  247 

Charles  (T»),  247 

Hannah    (T).   112.   438 

Hannah  L.  (V).  170 

Harriet   (T).   438 

Dr.   Jared  P.    (T),   221 

Jeremiah,    185 

John,  42.  406 

John  Jay    (T).    186,    247 

Mary,  304 

Mary   (H),  368 

Mary   (Wheeler),  21S 

Mary   Ann    (T),    129,    lS.-> 

Mary  Ella  (T»).  247 

Phebe   (Johnes),  368 

Prudence  (Mead),  8.5,  112 

Sarah   Ann    (T),    176.   238 

Stephen,   247 

Sarah   W.    (T),   167.   235 

William  Palmer  (T').  170 

William  V.   (T),  114.  170 

Woods, 

Isaac    (T),    273 

Additional  names    (T),   273 

Woodimlth, 

Elizabeth  (Pridham),  243 


Woodward, 

Jane.    (H*),   394 
Prudence   (Anderson),  55 

W^oolBoy, 

Antoinette  (T),  140 

Eli  S.,  196 

Frances   S.    (T),    233 

Hiram    (T»),    106 

Jesse  Lyons    (T*),  196 

John,  106 

Joseph  Romer  (T),  140,  196 

Joseph  'Romer   (T*),   196 

Josiah  (T),  75,  106 

Levi    (T«),   106 

Mary   (T),  105,  155 

Mary    (T«).    106 

Marv  Romer  (T«),  196 

Phebe    (T),  94 

Sarah    (T).    151 

Stephen    (T»),    196 

Susanna  (T»),   196 

Richard,  94 

William,   155 

William    (T).  75.   106 

Additional  names  (T),  106.  196 

Woodford, 

Joseph.   205 

Mary  F.    (T),   149.  205 

Woodmff, 

(H6),   376 


Moses    (H?).    41J 
Worden, 


309 


»).   397 


429 


Nathaniel.    305 

Worley, 

Joseph  Cox   (H 

WrlffM, 

Columbus    (GrS).  42' 
Delia   (T).   219 
Edward  P.,   159 
Eleanor   (T).   159 
Jennie    (H^").    395 
Marv   (T).  96.  142 
Mary   (T?),   87 
Nannie  J.    (Penn«),  329,  331 
Peltiah   (W^.  347 
Capt.    Thomas    (T),    92 
William   (T).  66 

Additional  names   (K),  429;   (W), 
347 

Wycher, 

Jennie  M.  (T),  215 
WydTille, 

Elizabeth,  12 
John.    12 
Richard.    12.    18 

WyUy, 

Alexander,  336 


512 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Hattie    (T*),    217 

Ira  A.    (T»),   217 

Levi  E.   (T»),  217 

Ijucy  (T«),  217 

Phebe  Jane  (T),  215,  217 

Phebe  J.    (T»),   217 

Richard    (T),    154,   217 

Additional   names   (T),   217 

TerkB, 

Abraliam   (U),  423 
Toulin, 

John,    194 

Dr.  John  J.    (T).   194 
Williani    (T»),    194 
Additional   names   (T),   194 


Toamanv, 

Albert  B.    (I«),215 
Ella  J.   (I»).  21,-) 
Jerome  B.   (T),  153,  216 
John  J.    (T»).   215 
Seth  Lyon  (T"),  215 

Tonngr, 

Cornelius    (T),    241 
Sarah   (T),  206 
Will    (T),  229 
TonngfloTe, 

Dorcas  (H«),  401 


Catharine  M.   (Sands),  80 

Senor, 

Susanna    (T),    317 


III.    INDEX  OF  PLACES. 

(For  the  Three  Volumes  of  the  Memorial.) 


Alabama, 


Vol.    II.    (H)    212 


Bluffton,  Vol.  IT,  (T)  230 
Deoatur,  Vol.  T,  (W)  243 
Mobile,  Vol.  I,  (A),  272,  (W)  149; 

Vol.  Ill,   (T)   218;  (Penn)   326 
Woodlawn,   Vol.   II,    (H)    218 

Argentina., 

Buenos   Aires,   Vol.    Ill,    (H)    411 

Arizona, 

,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    77,  193 

Fort  Defiance,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   256 
<;ila  Bend.  Vol.  II,   (R)   356 
Plioenix,  Vol.  I,  (J)  310 

Arkansas, 

Little  Rock,  Vol.   I,   (W)    209,  244 
Spadra  Bluff,  Vol.  I.   (M)   387 

Britiali  America, 

Annapolis,  N.   S.,   433 

Brantford.   Ont.,   Vol.    I,    (W)    207 

Canada,   Vol.    I,    (P)    322;   Vol.    II, 

(H)    117 
Chatham,   Ont.,  Vol.   I,    (A)    277 
Clinton,  Ont..  Vol.  I,  (W)   258 
Delhi.   Ont..   Vol.    I,    (A)    280 
Digby,  N.  S.,  Vol.  I,   (W)   223 
Guelph,    Ont.,    Vol.    II,     (R)    324, 

325 
London,   Ont.,   Vol.    I.    (A)    282 
Louisburg,  C.  B.,  Vol.  I,  (P)  322; 
(W)    61 

Mullen,   N.    B.,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    187 
New  Brunswick,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   59, 

60 
New    Ireland,    Quebec,    Vol.    Ill, 

(S)   432 
N.    Westminster,    B.    C,    Vol.    I, 

(W)    250 
Onslow,  N.  S.,  Vol.   II.   (H)   241 
Ottawa,    Ont.,    Vol.    I,     (W)     160, 

250 
Perth,   Ont.,   Vol.    I,    (W)    250 
Port   Royal,   N.   S.,   433 
Quebec.  Vol.  I,   (A)   271;   (W)   90 
Saint   Jolm.s,  N.   B.,  Vol.   Ill,    (T) 

78 
Staffordville,     Ont.,     Vol.     I,     (A) 

280 
Toronto,    Ont.,    Vol.    I,    (A)    276; 
(W)    172;   Vol.   II,    (H)    201.   2.33 
Vittoria.   Ont.,  Vol.   I,    fA)    2S0 
Walsh,    Ont.,    Vol.    I,    (A)    280 
West  Toronto,  Vol.  I,  (A)  280 

EritiBh  Colombia.     See  British  Amer- 
ica 

California, 

-.    Vol.    II,    (H)    244;    Vol, 


(83) 


III,    (H)    394,    402;    (T)    145 
Alameda,  Vol.  I,   (W)    167 


Berkley,  Vol.  I,   (W)   171 
Duncans  Mills,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    204 
Kdenvale,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    160,    222, 

224,    266,    267 
Forest   City,    Vol.    III.    (T)    158 
Fresno,  Vol.  I,   (W)  147;  Vol.  Ill, 

(H)     412 
Healdsburg,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    204 
Hollywood,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   230 
Knights  Ferry,  Vol.  II.   (R)   322 
Los  Angeles,  Vol.  I,   (J)   303;   (P) 

363,    (W)   209,   258,   264;   Vol.   II, 

(H)     208;     (R)     313,     328.     329; 

Vol.   III.    (T)    227.   230,   267 
Marysville,   Vol.    I,    (W)    168 
Modesto,    Vol.    II,    (R)    322 
Mokolumne  Hill,  Vol.   I,   fP)   364 
Monrovia,   Vol.    I,    (W)    255 
National  City,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  157 
Oakland.    Vol.    I.     (W)    156;    Vol. 

Ill,   (T)    234,   267;    (W)    349 
Pasadena,    Vol.    I,    (W)    126;    Vol. 

III.    (Ph)    338 
Red   Bluff,   Vol.   I,    (W)    217;   Vol. 

Ill,   (T)   205 
Redlands.    Vol.    I,    (W)    167:    Vol. 

II,    (H)    169,   205,   228;   Vol.   Ill, 

CH)    398 
Redwood   City,  Vol.   I,    (W)    401 
Sacramento,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   156,164 
Saint    Helena,    Vol.    T,     (W)     113, 

148,  172 
San  Diego,  Vol.  II,  (H)  203,  251 
San    Francisco,    Vol.    I,    (A)    276; 

(P)  358.  359,  361,  362.  365;   (W) 

128,   147,   220;   Vol.    II.    (H)    143, 

192,  211,  234;  (R)  235.  255;  Vol. 

IIL   Cii)  394.  402;   (T)   148,  160, 

Sanger.'Vol.    III.    (T)    227 
San   Jose.    Vol.    II.    (H)    185.    208; 
(R)  326;  Vol.  Ill,   (H)  388;  (T) 
158 
Santa   Barbara.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    164 
Santa  Clara.  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    225 
Stewarts  Point,  Vol.  Ill,  fT)  205 
Stockton.    Vol.    I,     (A)     276;     (P) 

358,  359,   .364,  367 
Telluride,  Vol.   I,   (W)   151 

Canada.     See  British   America 

China, 

Ningpo,    Vol.    T.    (A)    279.    282 
Shanghai.  Vol.   I,    fW)   121 
Tientsin.   Vol.    I.    (W)    236 
Tung  Chow,  Vol.   I,    (W)    150,   440 

Colorado, 

— ,  Vol,  III,  (H)  396 

Buena   Vista.    Vol.    II,    307,    335 
Colorado  Springs,  Vol.  I,   (G)   382 
Denver,  Vol.  I.  (P>  347,  357;  (W) 


514 


GENERAL  INDEX 


134.   147;  Vol.   ir,    (H)    172;    (R) 

307,     335,     356,     358.     392;     Vol. 

Ill,   (T)    157.   208,  209 
Fort   Collins,   Vol.    HI,    (T)    187 
Greeley,  Vol.  III.  (T)   227 
La  Salle.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  227 
Leadville,  Vol.  I,  rw)  172 
North  Park.  Vol.  II,  (R)  331 
Parachute,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)   264 
Redcliff,   Vol.    I.    (W)    147.    172 
Sidney,     Vol.     III.     (T)     153.     216 

265 
Victor,   Vol   II,    (H)    231;  Vol   III, 

(H)   397.   404 
Manitou    Springs,    Vol.    Ill,    (H) 

382 

Connecticat, 

,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    140,   141 

Abington,  Vol.   HI,    (W)   341 
Ashford,  Vol.  I,  (A)  269;   (E)  291, 

295,  297;   (W)   30,  38,  52,  53,  56. 

57,  66,  75,  80,  103.  104,  135,  136. 

396,   402;  Vol.   II.    (W)    40;  Vol. 

III.   (W)  340,  341.  347 
Baltic.   Vol.    I.    (E)    294 
Branford.   Vol.   Ill,    (H)    361 
Bridgeport.  Vol.   I.    (G)   382;    (W) 

208;    Vol.    II,    (R)    276.    286.    294. 
/       (N)    368;  Vol.   III.    (T)    117.    126 
Bridgewater,  Vol.  II,  (R)  294.  311 
Bristol,  Vol.   T,    (W)    129 
Brookhaven.  Vol.  III.  63 
Brooklyn.    Vol.    I.     (W)    136 
Burlington.  Vol.  I.   (W)  129 
Byram.  Vol.  III.   (T)   48.  65.  138 
Byram    Bridge,    Vol.    III.    (T)    49, 

61,     81,     91.     93,     117,     118,     136. 

171,    172,    173 
Byram  Neck.  Vol.  III.   (T)   28.  48. 

50.    53.    55.    61.    62.    63.    73.    78, 

79    SO    81 
Bryam   'Point.    Vol.    TIT,     (T)     55, 

56,   67.   85.   136,   195 
Canterbury.   Vol.   I.    (E>    289.    290. 

291,   292.   293.   294.   295.   296.  297. 

298;    (G)    377;    (W)    40.    41,    71, 

88,  142,   166;  Vol.   Ill,   (W)   337, 

339    344 
Cliaplln,  Vol.   I.    (P)   847.   348,  358 
Charleston,   Vol.    I.    (W)    403 
Colchester.    Vol.    I.    (W)    57.    194; 

Vol.    III.    (T)    140 
Coscob.   Vol.    III.    (T)    220 
Coventry,  Vol.  I.    (W)    68 
Danbury.    Vol.    IT.    (N)    3GS;    (R) 

258.   276,   294;  Vol.   TIT.   fS)    431; 

(T)  150.  187.  188.  247.  250 
Danielson,  Vol.  III.  (W)  347 
Eastford.    Vol.    I.     (G>     377,     378; 

(W)    68.    70.    91.    inn.    131.    135. 

136.    139,   160.    162 
Ea.st  Haddam.  Vol.  I.   (W)  57.  58; 

Vol.  ITT.   (T^    139.  140 
East  Meriden.  Vol.  I 


Easton.  Vol.  11,  (R)  266.  267.  274, 
275,  278.  286.  300 

East  Winsor.  Vol.  I.  (W)  66,  90, 
216 

East  Woodstock.  Vol.  I,  (W)  77, 
95,  106,  123,  140,  141,  150,  164; 
Vol.   Ill,    (W)    347 

Ellington,   Vol.    III.    (W)    S45 

Enfield,  Vol.  I.   (W)  206 

Fairfield,  Vol.  I.  (A)  269;  Vol.  II. 
(H)  46.  97;  (R)  38.  39,  40,  252, 
255,  256.  257.  258,  259,  261,  262. 
263.  264,  265,  266,  267,  268.  269. 
270.  271.  272.  273,  275,  280,  292, 
310;  (T)  36,  37;  Vol.  Ill,  (ID 
359;  (R)  26,  403;  (S)  431;  (T) 
37,  38.  46.  73.  84.  276.  277 

Fairfield  County.  Vol.  III.  (H)  28; 
(R)    26;    (T)    25 

Farmington.  Vol.  IT.  (H)  206;  Vol. 

111.  (T)    168 
Franklin.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  94 
Glenville.   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    109,    165, 

173 
Greenfield,   Vol.    II,    (R)    257.    258. 
259.   261.   263.   264.   265,   267,   271. 
272,   273.  282.   291 
Greenwich.  Vol.   IT,    (R)    258;    (T) 
37.   38;   Vol.   TIT,   (T)    28.   47,   48, 
50,  51,  52,  53,  54,  55.  57,  58,  59,  60, 
61.    62.   63.   64.    65.    66,    67.   68.    70, 
72.   74.   75.   77.   78.   79.   82,   83,  84, 
85,   88,   89.   90.   91.    113.    115.   118, 
119.   120,   121.   122.   123.   124.   125. 
126,  132.   133.   134.   136.   138.   151. 
170.   173.   176.   179,  180,   181,   192, 
195.   237,   241,  251.   252.   253.   271, 
277.   282.   283.   288.  289.   298 
Guilford.  Vol.  I.  (A)  269 
Haddam,  Vol.   I.   (W)   257 
Haddam  Neck.  Vol.  I.    (W)    166 
Hampden,  Vol.  I,  (E)   294 
Hampton.  Vol.  Ill,    (W)    341.  346, 

352 
Hanover.  Vol.  ITI.   (W?)   337 
Hartford.    Vol.    I.     (G)    377.    379; 
(W)   78.   127.   139.   178.   195,   394; 
Vol.    II.    (S)    371;    Vol.    ITI    (3) 
431;   (T)   63.  211.  252,  258.  266 
Hebron,   Vol.    I.    (W)    212 
Horseneck.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    5  4.    88, 

112,  134.   306 

Indian  Harbor.  Vol.  III.   (T)  118 
.Tewitt   Citv,  Vol.   T,    CE)    293 
ICillingly,    <G)    374.    375;    (W)    53, 

69.   73.   217 
Lebanon.  Vol.  I.   fW)   399 
T.i.«bon.  Vol.  I.  (E)   291.  293.  294 

296.   297;   Vol.   IT.    (R)    323 
Long  Ridge.  Vol.  III.   (T)   220 
Mansfield.    Vol.    I,    (W)    87,    119; 

Vol.    ITT.    (W)    339 
Mary's  Hill.  Vol.  IIL   (T)  48 
Meriden.  Vol.  T.  (W)  157 
Middletown,    Vol.    T.    (Ab)    316 


inde:c  of  places 


515 


Milford,  Vol.   II,   (H)    42.   .50;  Vol. 

Ill,    (H)    2G.   357,   :\->9.   361.   363 
Monakewago,    S'ol.   Ill,   (T)    278 
Montville,  Vol.   I.    (W)    57.  58,  81. 

82,  109,  110 
Natchaug  River,  Vol.  I,    (P)   348 
New  Britain,   Vol.  I,   (G)   377,  379 

381     382 
New    Canaan,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    106, 

244 
New  Haven,  Vol.  I,  (W)  104,  213; 

II,  (?)  35;  (H)  224;  (R)  287; 
(Wm)  373,  394;  Vol.  Ill,  (T) 
63,    139,    181.   241,    252 

Newington,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  139 
New  Lebanon,  Vol.  I,   (W)   52 
New  London,  Vol.  I,  (E)  293;  (W) 
47,    57,    98,    110.    191,    267;    Vol. 

III.  (T)   137.  195 
Newtown.  Vol.  II,   (R)  340 
North    Haven,    Vol.    I.    (W)     162, 

225 
North  Windham.  Vol.  I,  (P)  349 
North  Woodstock,  Vol.  I.   (W)  95, 

101,   125,    131,   142,   164.   165,    180, 

181 
Norwalk,    Vol.    II,    (R)    255,    272. 

282.   291.  294,  310;  Vol.  Ill,  (T) 

171,    244 
Norwich.    Vol.    I.    (W)    30,    39,    52. 

396;     Vol.     Ill,     (R)     323,     353; 

Vol.   III.    (T)    94 
Packerville.     Vol.     I.      (W)      166. 

180 
Pequonnock,   Vol.    II.    (R)    39,    40, 

257 
Phenixville.   Vol.   I.    (W)    103,   104. 

134.    13r,,    136 
Plainfleld.    Vol.    I.     (W)    83.    180; 

Vol.    HI.    (W)    314 
Plainville,    Vol.    I,    (G)    377,    379. 

381 
Plymouth,  Vol.  I,  (G)  381 
Pomfret.    Vol.     I,     (E)     289;     (G) 

374,  376.  377.  378,  381,  384.   (W) 

32,    34,    41.    43.    50.    53,    38,    59, 

60,   65,   68,   69,   70,   71,   74,   75,   83, 

84,  85,  89,  118,  119,  123.  124.  156. 

Vol.   Ill,    (G)   356;   (W)   341,  344 
Powder    Hill.    Vol.    III.    (T)    90 
Putnam,     Vol.     I,     (G)     376,     380; 

(W)     141,     157,    180,    407;    Vol. 

Ill,    (W)    347 
Redding.    Vol.    II,    (R)    258.    259. 

261.   262.   265,   266.  267.   268,   269. 

274,   275.   276.  277,   278,  279.   280, 

284.    286.   289.   292.   293,   311,    376 
Redding  Ridge,   Vol.   IL    (R)    251. 

268.   269.    274.   277,    279,   285.   311 
Ridgebury,  Vol.  III.   (T)   107 
Rippowams.   Vol.    III.    335 
Riverside,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    193.   231. 

959 

RiveTsville,    Vol.    HI.    (T)    173 
Rockville.    Vol.    I.     (W)     78 
Round    Hill,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    64 


Saybrook,    Vol.    I,    (VV)    73;    Vol. 

II,  (R)    282 

Scotland.    Vol.     I,     (E)     297 
Sharon,   Vol.   II,    (R)    311 
Somers,  Vol.  I,  (W)   143,  404 
Southbury,    Vol.    II,    ('R)    340 
South  Meriden,  Vol.  I,  (Ab)  316 
South  Windham,  Vol.  I,   (E)   296 

298 
South     Woodstock.     Vol.     I.     (W) 

102.    123.    133,    134 
Stafford,   Vol.   I,    (W)    54,   78,   106, 

107,  142.  144,  166,  399,  404;  Vol. 

III,  (W)    342 

Stamford,    Vol.    I.     (W)     57,    215; 

Vol.    II.    (T)    36;    Vol.    III.    (T) 

31.   35.   36.   37,   42.   45,   46,   49,   52, 

33,    83,    121,    189,    276 
Stanwich.    Vol.     HI,     (T)     64,    85, 

105,    123,    126 
Stonington,   Vol.   I,    (J)    299;    (W) 

92,  193    197 
Straitsviile.  Vol.  III.   (T)   181 
Stratford.  Vol.  I,   (W)  72;  Vol.  II, 

(R)   275,  278,  287,  364;  Vol.  Ill, 

57,  61 
Suffield,   Vol.    I.    (W)    211 
Thompson.    Vol.    I,     (W)    53,    54, 

77,  131,    144.    163 
Tolland,  Vol.   I,    (W)    78 
Trumbull,  Vol.  II,   (R)  253 
Union,   Vol.   I.    (G)    375;    (W)    53. 

78,  226;  Vol.  Ill,   (G)   356;    (W) 
342,   345,   346 

Walcott,  Vol.  III.   (T)   140 
Wallingford.    Vol.    I,    68.    92.    225; 

Vol.   II,  364.  374 
Warren,  Vol.  II,  (N)  364 
Washington,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    148 
Waterford,    Vol.    I.    (W)    110 
Wauregan.   Vol.    I.    (W)    180 
Wepowang.  Vol.  II,  (H)  42 
Weston.    Vol.     II.     (R)     270.    271, 

274,   273,   278,   282.   284,   285.  286. 

289,   292,   293.  294.  311.  340 
We.'st    Ashford.    Vol.    I,    (W)    104; 

Vol.    III.    (W)    347 
Westford,    Vol.    I,    (W)    97 
Westport.    Vol.    I,    (W)    181 
West  Woodstock,  Vol.   I.   (W)   94. 

99.   103.   124.    123,    130,   164;  Vol. 

III.    (W)   346 
Wethersfleld.     Vol.     I.     (W)     194; 

Vol.    IL    42.    258;    Vol.    IIL    (T) 

42.  139 
Williamsboro,   Vol.    I.    (W)    59 
Willimantic.  Vol.  I,   (W)    135,  180 
Willington.   Vol.    T.    (W)    104 
Wilton.  Vol.   II.    (R)   274.   282.   285 
Windham.    Vol.    I.    (W)    59.    393; 

Vol.  Ill,  (G)  356 
Windsor.  Vol.  I,   (A)   276;  Vol.  II, 

(R)    258,    274;  Vol.  Ill,    (T)    81 
W^oodbury.   Vol.    II,    (R)    269,    285 
Woodstock.   Vol.    I.    (A)    269:    (E) 

280:    (G)   373.  374.  375.   376.  377 


616 


GENERAL  INDEX 


378.  379,  380,  381.  382;  (W)  25, 
29,  30,  31,  32,  33.  34,  35,  36.  37, 
38,  40,  41,  43,  45,  46,  47,  48,  49, 
50,  51,  52,  53,  54,  56,  58.  60,  63, 
75,  76.  77,  78,  80,  88,  89,  90.  91. 
92,  93,  94,  95,  96.  97.  98,  99,  100, 
101.  102.  106,  109.  120.  122,  123, 
126.  130,  131,  132,  133.  134,  140, 
141,  142.  143,  156,  157,  159,  161, 
166,  178.  180.  191.  395;  Vol.  Ill, 
(W)  24,  25,  339,  340,  341,  342, 
343,   345.   347 

Woodstock  Hill,  Vol.  I,  (W)  88. 
91.   92,   93,  94.   100,   101,  123,   124 

Woodstock  Valley.  Vol.  I,  (W) 
165,  180 

Belawaxe, 

Wilmington.  Vol.   I,    (A)    276 

Bisttict  of  ColTiin1)la, 

Washington,  Vol.  I,  (P)  349;  (W) 
170,  172,  209,  243;  Vol.  II.  (H) 
158,  225;  (R)  315.  317;  Vol.  Ill, 
(T)  154,  164,  220,  246;  (Penn) 
327 

Enpland, 

Arelibridge,  Vol.  Ill,  11 
Ashton,   Vol.   I,   20 
Ashton-Lyons,  Vol.  Ill,  14 
Aylesbury   Hundred,    Vol.    I,    17 
Badby,  Vol.  II,  34.  35 
Banbury.    Vol.    Ill,    17,    18 
Beckbroke   Manor.    Vol.    Ill,    17 
Becontre    Hundred,    Vol.    I.    17 
Begbroke,    Vol.    III.    18 
Berkenhead.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   202  - 
Berkshire,  Vol.  I,  14,  15;  Vol.  Ill, 

21 
Billing,  Vol.   Ill,   20.   21 
Bishops  Caudle,  Vol.  I,  19 
Borle,    Vol.    III.    13 
Braddon.   Vol.    I,    15 
Braundeston,    Vol.    I,    15 
Bromham,    Vol.    I.    435 
Bucks   (CO.)   Vol.   Ill,   21 
Burton.    Vol.    III.    14 
Bury.    Vol.    Ill,    20 
Cambridge    (co. ).    Vol.    I,    11 
Chacombe  Priory.  Vol.   I.   1 5 
Chelmsford,  Vol.  III.  12 
Chesterfield.   Vol.    Ill,    15 
Cbigwell,  Vol.  HI,  13 
Clerkenwell.   Vol.   I.    18 
Cornwall  Co..  Vol.  I.   (A)   284 
Corsham,   Vol.    TTI,    7 
Croxton,  Vol.  III.  9 
Culington.   Vol.   Ill,   7 
Derbv.   Vol.    HI.   15.   22 
Dorset    (co.).    Vol.    I.   19 
Duncastle.  Vol.  I.  16.  19 
Dun.ston,  Vol.  I.  15 
f>oleston.  Vol.   III.  21,  335 
Enborne,    Vol.    I,    15 
Essex   (CO.),  Vol.   I.   10.   11.   14,  15, 

16.  17,  19;  Vol.  Ill,  12 


Eyoni,    Vol.    Ill,    15 

Pilton.  Vol.  I,  20;  Vol  III.   14 

Finchley,  Vol.   I,   18 

Klvtcham.  Vol.  III.  11 

Foxherd.  Vol.   III.   13 

Gansworth,  Vol.  Ill,  21 

Garlicklytho.  Vol.   Ill,   13 

Gildesburg  Manor,  Vol.  I,  15 

Gosfield   Manor.  Vol.    Ill,   13 

Grim.sburv,   Vol.    III.    17 

Haddon  Hall.   Vol.   I.    (W)    234 

Halewood.   Vol.    III.    21 

Harpole.   Vol.   III.   17 

Harrow.  Vol.   I.   12.   13.   14.  22.   24, 

25;  Vol.   II,   26,   27 
Helminghaur.  Vol.  III.  11 
Heptonstall.   Vol.    I.    (W)    29 
Hertford,    (co.).   Vol.   III.   21 
Heston.    Vol.    I,    (W)    12.    20.    24; 

Vol.    II,    27,    28,    35;    Vol.    Ill, 

22     24 
Helmingham.   Vol.    Ill,    11 
High  Leigh,  Vol.  III.  21 
Hinchford  Hundred,  Vol.  Ill,  12 
Horsingham  Manor,  Vol.  I,  13 
Ipswich,  Vol.  I.  15;  Vol.  Ill,  57 
Kencot.    Vol.    Ill,    14 
Kinderton.  Vol.  I.  (W)  234 
Kettleston.   Vol.    II,    11 
Kevncham,  Vol.   III.   14 
Kingsbury,   Vol   I,    12,    18 
Kingsland.  Vol.   I.   11 
Lancaster  (co.).  Vol.  III.  20,  22 
Lincoln  (co.).  Vol.  I,  14,  438;  Vol. 

Ill,  20 
Li.ston   Hall.   Vol.    III.    13 
Little  Baddow.  Vol.  I,  21 
Little  Stanmer.  Vol.  I.  24;  Vol.  II, 

27.   28 
Little  Swerford.   Vol.   I,   15.  437 
London.   Vol.   I.   12.   14.    15.   16.   17, 

18.    21.    24;    (W)     159.    248.    257, 

Vol.  II,  27;  Vol.  III.  13.  162.  390 
Long  Ashton.  Vol.  III.  14 
Lyons  Court  Manor.  Vol.  III.  14 
Maidstone.  Vol.  I.  438 
Manchester,  Vol.  I,  (W)  62 
Melton.   Vol.    Ill,   14 
Middlesex     (co.).    Vol.     T.     10.     11, 

12.  13,  18.  19.  22;  Vol.  Ill,  22 
Middleton.  Vol.  I.  437 
Milde  Inn   [Mile  End].  Vol.  I.  15 
Moreton.  Vol.   III.   12 
Much  Baddow.  Vol.  I.  15 
Mulesey,  Vol.  III.  18 
Nazing.  Vol.   I,   25 
N<-thershall  Manor.  Vol.  III.  13 
Newchurch,  Vol.  III.  21 
Norfolk   (CO.).  Vol.  I.   11.   24;  Vol. 

IT.    11,    25;    Vol.    Ill,    11 
Northampton  (co.),  Vol.  I.  13,  435, 

438:    Vol.    II,    12;    Vol.    Ill,    15; 

18.  21 
Nottingham,  Vol.  I,  14;   (W)   255; 

Vol.   IIL  15 


INDEX    OF    PLACES 


517 


Oaklpy.   Vol.  III.  13.  16.  17 

Ormskirk.  Vol.  Ill,  21 

Orral,    Vol.    III.    21 

Overthorpe.    Vol.    Ill,    17 

Oxford,   (CO.).  Vol.  I,   11,   15 

Penslowf.   Vol.   III.   13 

Perifere.    Vol.    I,    12,    13,    14,    17; 

Vol.  II.  27 
Pl.vmouth.    Vol.    I    (W)    186;    Vol. 

Ill,   16.   17 
Prestburg,  Vol.  T.   fW)  250 
Preston.    Vol.    I.    12,    13.    22;    Vol. 

II.  26;   Vol.   Til,    21 
Prestwich,   Vol.    Ill,   21 
Rainforth.  Vol.  III.  21 
Reckbroke  Manor,  Vol.  I,   438 
Ringland,   Vol.   Ill,   11 
Roxby,  Vol.   I.  14 

Ruislip  [Rysllppe,  Rystippe],  Vol. 
I,   11,    12.   14.   22.   24;   Vol.    II.    26 
Rushton.  Vol.   III.   18 
Rye.  Vol.  III.  63 
Saffron  Walden,  Vol.  III.  12 
Saint   Albans.    Vol.    Ill,    13 
Shardlowe,  Vol.   Ill,   13 
Shipbrook,   Vol.   I,    (W)    234 
Somerset    (co. ).    Vol.    I.    20;    Vol 

III,  14 

Spring  Feld,  Vol.  I,  1.'. 
Staines.  Vol.  I,   (J)   301 
Stamford.  Vol.  ITT,   13 
Stockleigh,  Vol.   :tT.   11 
Stoke  Lyne.  Vol.    I.   1  " 
Sudbury  Park.  Vol.  1.   (  W  )   23  t 
Sussex    (CO.).   Vol.   I,    11 
Sutton,  Vol.    Ill,    15 
Swaning-ton.  Vol.  Ill,  11 
Swerford  parva.  Vol.  I,  15.  437 
Sykehouse,  Vol.  I,  (W)  242 
Twvford,  Vol.  I,  12.  13,  14.  15 
Upholland,   Vol.   Ill,    20 
Wakefield,   Vol.    I.    14 
Walden.  Vol.   I.  13.  15,   16 
Walton,  Vol.  Ill,  20 
Wanthorpe,   Vol.   I,   438 
Wareworth,   Vol.  I,   436 
"Warkworth,  Vol.   I.  43.'..  437;  Vol. 

Ill,  12,  15.  17.  IS 
Warwick,   Vol.   Ill,    21 
Weston.    Vol.    Ill,    11 
West  Kirbv,  Vol.  Ill,  361 
West  Twyford.  Vol.   I.    12.   13,   14, 

19;  Vol.  II,  2T 
Whiston,  Vol.   TIT.   21 
Wigan.  Vol.  Ill,  21 
Wlndle,  Vol.   III.   21 
Woodfall,  Vol.  Ill,  21 
Woodford,  Vol.   I.   17;  V<>1.    IT.   13; 

Vol.  Ill,  13 
Woolton,   Vol.    Ill,    21 
York  (CO.),  Vol.  T,  14,  2J:  Vol.  III. 

20 


Vol.    II,    (H)    149;  Vol.   Ill,    (T) 

148 
Satsuma  Heights,  Vol.  I.  (P)  362, 

363 
Waldo,  Vol.   I,   (W)   23 

France, 

Agincourt.  Vol.  I,  12;  Vol.  HI,  324 
Brittany,  Vol.  I,  17 
Blois,  Vol.   I,   (W)    234 
Calvados,  Vol.  Ill,  334 
Espinasse,  Vol.   I,    fW)    194 
Falaise,  Vol.  Ill,   334 
Haqueville,   Vol.    Ill,   334 
Lyons  la    Foret.    Vol.    I,    III,    7 
Paris,   Vol.    I,    (J)    303;    (W)    366; 

Vol.    II.    (H)    201;   Vol.   Ill,    (T) 

188 
Rouen.  Vol.  II,  9;  Vol.  Ill,  334 
Vernon,  Vol.  I,  (W)  234 

Oeorg'la, 

Vol.    III.    (Gr)    427 


Atlanta,  Vol.  I.   (W)    170;  Vol.   II, 

(H)   212.  236;   (R)   306 
Augusta,  Vol.   I,   (W)   160 
Dorchester,   Vol.    I,    (W)    262 
Griffin,  Vol.  II,   (R)  305 
Johns    Station,    Vol.    I,    (W)    206, 

238 
Mcintosh  Co.  Vol.  I,  (W)  238 
Riceboro,    Vol.    I.    (W)    206.    238, 

262 
Savannah,   Vol.    I.    (W)    120 
Waltrousville,  Vol.  I,  (W)   239 

G-ermany, 

Berlin.   Vol.    HI,    (H)    411 
Munich,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    165 


Greece, 


-,   (H)    387 


Florida, 


-,  Vol.  II,  (H)  178.  212 


Jacksonville,  Vol.  I,  (W)   199,  231; 


Sawali, 

Hamakua,  Vol.   I,    (W)    233,  235 

Hauula,  Vol.  III.    (W)   350 

Hilo,    Vol.    I.    (W)    203,    235;    Vol. 

Ill,  (W)  350 
Honolulu,    Vol.    I.     (P)    358.    365: 

(W)   203.   204,  233,  234,   235,   236 
Imiola,  Vol.   I.    (W)    203,  233 
Kohala,   Vol.    I,    (W)    233,   234 
Makawao.    Vol.    I,    (W)    235.    Vol. 

III.    (W)     350 
Maui,   Vol.    I,    (W)    235 
Oahu,   Vol.   I,    (W)    235 
Punahou,  Vol.  I,   (W)   233,  235 
Waimea.    Vol.    I.     (W)     188.    202, 

203.    204,    233,    235 

Idaho, 

Boise  Citv,  Vol.  II.   CTT*   220;  Vol. 

Ill,    (T)     188,    227 
Coeur  d'  Alene.  Vol.   ITI,   (T)   271 
Hailey,  Vol.   I,   (A)   276 
Harrison.  Vol.  HI,   (T>  253.  2T1 
Mica,  Vol.  TTl.   (T)   253.  271 


618 


GENERAL   INDEX 


ZUlnolB, 


-,    Vol.    II,    (H)    139;    (N) 
365;    (iR?)    376;    Vol.    III.    (T) 
124,  219 
Alton,  Vol.    I.    (W)    133,    178;  Vol. 

II,  (H)    218 

Alicia,   Vol.   II,    (H)    221 
Atkinson,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    163.    230, 

231     232 
Avingtonr  Vol.  I,  (W)   177 
Beardstown,  Vol.  I,   (W)   190 
Belvidere.    Vol.    II,    (R)    313;    Vol. 

III,  (Gr)   429 

Bloomfleld,   Vol.    I,    (W)    209,   243, 

244 
Bloomington,    Vol.     I,     (W)     223; 

Vol.   II,    (N)    36.5.  367 
Blue    Grass    Grove,    Vol.    I,     (W) 

210 
Blue  Island,  Vol.  I,   (W)   177 
Buford,   Vol.    Ill,    (H)    393 
Bunkerliill,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   233 
Bushnell,  Vol.   I,    (Ah)   316 
Cambridge,  Vol.   I,    (Ab)    318 
Champaign,   Vol.    I,    (W)    210.    243 
Chicago.     Vol.     I,     (A)     2S7;     (G) 
383;    (P)    363;    (Wa)    315;    (W) 
74,    90,    102,    126.    128,    130,    133, 
148,   154,   156,   162,   167,  171,   172. 
177,  179,   181,   190,   196,  208.   212, 
224,    225,   256,    264,   267;   Vol.    II, 
(H)    147,   162,   163,  169,  200,  202. 
208.   215,    216,   217,    225,    226,   227, 
228;  (R)  312,  345.  350,  392;  Vol. 
III.   (H)    388,   389,  399;    (T)    157, 
208,  232,  235,  248:  (Penn)  326 
Clifton,  Vol.   I,   (W)    90 
Clvdp,   Vol.    T.    (W)    155,    158 
Cortland,    Vol.    III.    (T)    198 
Danville,    Vol.    I,     (W)     212:    Vol. 

Ill,    (H)    393 
De    Kalb,    Vol.    I.    (W)    150;    Vol. 

III.   (Gr)   428 
Dennison,  Vol.  I,   (W)   176 
Dixon,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    231 
Downers  Grove,  Vol.  I.   (W)  146 
Durand.  Vol.   TI,   (R)   342.  ZU 
Edwardsville,   Vol.   I,    (W)    113 
Elgin,  Vol.  I.   (A)   283 
Ellsworth,   Vol.   III.    (T)    158 
Elmore,   Vol.    Ill,    (T^    1."6 
Evanston,    Vol.    I,     (W)     24.    170. 

190,  207,  208 
Fairhaven.  Vol.  I.   (W)  155 
Galesburg.  Vol.   II,    (H)    223:  Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    156 
Geneseo.   Vol.    T,    (G)    37.". 
Georgetown.  Vol.  T.    (V,')    I'.n.  211 
Go.shen,  Vol.   T,    (Ab)    317 
Griggsville.  Vol.  I,   (W)   ^6,  113 
Groveland,  Vol.   I.    (P>   349 
Henry  Co..  Vol.  Ill,  (T^   230 
Hopkins,  Vol.   T,    (W)    176 
Homer,   Vol,    T.    (W)    210.    244 
Homewood.    Vol.    T.    i  W*    90 
Hoopston.  Vol.  IT.    (TT)   146 


Jacksonville,  Vol.   1,    (W)    196 
Jerseyville,  Vol.   I,    (W)    188.   195, 

196     223     224 
Jo.  Daviess  Co..  Vol.  Ill,  (Gr)   427 
Kingston,  Vol.   I,   (W)    149 
Knoxville,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    129 
l^con.   Vol.   I,    (W)    246 
T.a  Grange,  Vol.   I,    (W)    125,  158 
l^ake   Bluff,   Vol.   I.    (W)    126 
I.inooln,    Vol.    II,     (H)    220;    Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    156 
Lyndon,  Vol.  I,   (W)    89,   117,  118. 

152,  155,  176.  216,  248 
Marengo,  Vol.   Ill,   (Gr)   429;    (T) 

202 
Mattoon,   Vol.   II.   (R)    326 
Moline,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    209 
Morrison.    Vol.    I,     (W)     118,    153, 

155,  248 

Mount  Carroll,  Vol.   III.   (Gr)   428 
Mount  Plea.sant,  Vol.  I,   (W)   154. 

156.  175,  176 
Neponset,   Vol.   I,    (Ab)    319 
Oak  Park,  Vol.  I,   (W)   125 
Onarga,   Vol.    I,    (W)    244 
Osage,  Vol.  II,   (H)   133 

Peoria,  Vol.  I,   (P)   349;    (W)   154; 

(Wa)  315 
Perry.   Vol.   I.    (W)    149 
Pitt.sfield,  Vol.   I,    (W)    149 
Polo,    Vol.    II,    352;    Vol.    TTI,    (T) 

158 
Prophetstown,  Vol.  Ill,   (W)   3!;) 
River.side,  Vol.   I,    (W)    115.   150 
Rochester,  Vol.   I,    (Ab)    317 
Rockford.    Vol.    T.    (G)    380;    (W) 

102,  134,   178,   403 
Rock  Island.  Vol.  T,  (W)  281:  Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    208 
Ru=hville,   Vol.    II,    (H)    23':    Vol. 

III.    (H)    396 
Saint  Paul.  Vol.   I,    (W)    25((,   2'JG 
.Savannah,   Vol.   I.    (W)    155 
Sheltiyville,  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   402.  406 
Springfield,  Vol.  III.  (T)  157 
Stirling.  Vol.   I,    (W)    117 
Tampico,  Vol.   I,    (W)    154,   175 
Tolono,  Vol.  I,   (^V)   210 
Toulon,  Vol.  I,   (Ab)  316.  317,  318. 

319 
ITpper  .A.lton,  Vol.   I,   (W)    133 
in-bana,  Vol.  I,  (W)  209,  210.  244 
Washington  Heights.  Vol.  I,   (W) 

90 
Waukegan,   Vol.    I,    (W)    209,    210. 

244;  Vol.   II,    (R)    350 
Western    Springs,     Vol.     II,     (H) 

217,    236 
West    Jersey.    Vol.    I,    (Ab)    317. 

319 
West  Pullman.  Vol.   T,   (W)   167 
Wheaton.    Vol.    I.     (W)     74;    Vol. 

TTI.   (T)   232 
Wilmette,  Vol.  II,   (R)  319,  350 


IKDEX    OF    PLACES 


519 


Wood  River  Tp.,  Vol.  I,  (W)   133, 

134,    161 
Woodstock,  Vol.   I,   (W)    114,   149 


Zowa, 


India, 


246 


Vol.    Ill,    ('J')    HO,    155, 


Vol.  I,   (A)   272 


Penang,  Vol.  I,  (A)  282 


Indiana, 


,    Vol,    II,    (H)    137,    209; 

Vol.  Ill,  (H)  380;  (T)  87.  313 
Cambridge  City,  Vol.  Ill,  (H)  399 
Clinton,  Vol.  I,   (W)    209,   210,  211 

243     245 
Corydon.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    313,    315, 

316.  317,  318,  319 
Delaware   Co.,    Vol.    II,    (H)    122, 

150 
Delphi,  Vol.  II,  (H)   209;  Vol.  Ill, 

(H)   390,  391 
Drewsbury,  Vol,   II,   (H)   161 
Elkhart,  Vol.   II,    (iR)   392 
Eugene.  Vol.    I,    (W)    211 
Georgetown,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  314.  315 

318    319 
Greencastle.  Vol.  III.  (T)  162 
Greensburg,  Vol.   Ill,    (H)    387 
Hammond,  Vol.  I,   (W)   175,  176 
Himtington.    Vol.     Ill,     (H)     383, 

394 
Indianapo]i.s,  Vol.  I.  (P)  358;  (W) 

402;  Vol.   II,    (H)    211,    216.   235; 

Vol.  Ill,   (H)   387;   (S)   432;   (T) 

253 
Jeffersonville,    Vol,    II,     (H)    160, 

185,    191.    215,    216,    217,    235 
Kokomo.   Vol.    II.    (H)    211 
Lafayette,    Vol.    I,    (W)    210;   Vol. 

II,  (H)    229 
Lanesville.  Vol.   IIT.   (T)  318 
Ligonier.  Vol.  III.  (W)  342 
Lockport,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  314 
Logansport,   Vol.    Ill,    (H)    394 
Marion,  Vol.  I,    (W)   241.  264 
Marion  Co.,  Vol.  IT.   (H)   131 
Mount  Carmel,  Vol.  II,   (H)   195 
Mount  Vernon.  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   383; 

(T)    102 
Muncie,   Vol.   II,    (H)    195 
New    Albany,    Vol.    II,    (H)     144, 

148.  178,  179,  213;  Vol.  Ill,   (T) 

314,   318 
Peru,   Vol.    I,    (W)    180 
Porter,   Vol.    I,    (W>    156.    177 
Pulaski  Co..  Vol.  Ill,   fH)  391 
Pyrmont,   Vol.    Ill,    (H)    390 
Rigdon.   Vol.   Ill,    (H)    389 
Rockville,   Vol.    III.    (T)    162 
Saluda,   yol.    II.    (H)    160 
South  Bend,  Vol.   IT,   (R)   392,  393 
Terre    Haute,    Vol.     I,     (W)     211, 

245;  Vol.  III.   (T)  234.   267 
Union  City,  Vol.  II,   (H)   229;  Vol. 

III,  fH)    382,   389.   395 
Valley  Citv.  Vol.  III.   (T)  .116 
Williamsport,  Vol.  TIT,   (H)   .393 


Akron,   Vol.    I,    (W)    239.    262,    263 
Algona.  Vol.   II.   (R)    329 
Bi.smark,  Vol.  IIT,  (T)  227 
Cedar   Falls.    Vol.    I,    (G)    385 
Cedar   Rapids.   Vol.    II,    (R)    329 
Charles  City,  Vol.   Ill,    (H)    391 
Cherokee.    Vol.    II,    (R)    330 
Clinton,    Vol.    I.    (W)    223 
Council    Bluffs,    Vol.    I,    (A)    281; 

(W)    172;   Vol.    II,    (R)    303 
Davenport,   Vol.    I.    (W)    196.    224. 

225 
Dayton.   Vol.    I,    (W)    149 
Decorah.   Vol.    I,    (G)    380,    383 
Denmark.  Vol.  I.   (A)   273 
Des  Moines.  Vol.   I,    (G)   380,  383; 

Vol.  Ill,  (T)  229 
Estherville,   Vol.    I,    (G)    384 
Fairbanks,  Vol.  I,    (W)    147 
Germania,   Vol.    II.    (H)    207 
Glidden,  Vol.  I,  f  A)  277 
Hawkeye,    Vol,     I,     (J)     300,    302. 

303,   307 
Independence.    Vol.     I.     (W)     115. 

149,   150.    173;  Vol.   II.    (R)    328. 

329 
Iowa  Falls,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  108,  160. 

161,   222,   228,    229,   230 
Jefferson,   Vol.    Ill,    (Gr)    427,   428 
Keokuk,  Vol.  I,  (W)  197,  225,  256, 

267 
Lincoln.  Vol.  I.   (Ab)   317 
Lyon.s,  Vol.   T,   (W)   224 
Marshalltown,    Vol.    ITI,    (T)    222 
Mason  City,  Vol.   T.   (G)    880,   383, 

384 
Milford,   Vol.    III.    (T)    229 
Modale,  Vol.   I.   (J)   307 
Moquoketa,  Vol.   I,    (A)    277 
Mount  Pleasant,  Vol.   II,    (H)    195 
Muscatine,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    230 
Nevada,   Vol.   I,    (J)    303;   Vol.    II, 

(R)    342 
Ocheyedan.  Vol.    HI.    (T)    159 
Osage.   Vol.    I,    (G)    377,    .3S2 
Perry.  Vol.  HI,   (Gt)  427.  428,  430 
Rockford,    Vol.    I,    (G)     .ITn.    380, 

383,    384,    385 
Sauk  Center,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    229 
Sioux  City.  Vol.  I,   (W)    2:!!),  262, 

263 
Stockton,   Vol.   IIL    (Gr)    42S,   429 
Sumner.  Vol.  I.   (J)   307.  308,  311; 

(W)    115,  149,  151,  17.'! 
Titonka,  Vol.    Ill,    (T)    230 
Vinton,  Vol.  T,    (A)    277 
Washington,  Vol.  I,  (.\b)   317,  319 
Waterloo,  Vol.   III.    (T)   2  28 
Waverly,  Vol.   11,   (R)   313 
Wyoming,  Vol.  I,   iW)   175 


520 


GENCKAL  INDEX 


Ireland, 

Cork,    Vol.    III.    26 
Dublin.   Vol,   I.    (W)    266 
Enniskillen.   Vol.   Ill,  32^ 

Italy, 

Naples.  Vol.   III.   (T)    171 

Japan, 

Yokohama,  Vol.  T,   (P)  358 

Kansas, 

__J ,    Vol.    II,    (H)    140,    196. 

203      210;     (R)     336;    Vol.     Ill, 

(H)    389;    (T)    219,   317 
Burlington,  Vol.  Ill,  (H)   392,  399 
Cawker    City,    Vol.    II,    (R)    312, 

342 
Ellenwood,   Vol.   I,    (A)    281 
Emporia,   Vol.    I,    (W)    252 
Eureka.    Vol.    I,    (Ab)    318     319 
Fort  Scott,  Vol.  II,  (H)   232;  Vol. 

III.   (H)   392 
Fredonia.    Vol.    III.    (H)    392.    399 
Garden  City,  Vol.  II.   (H)   209 
Hutchinson.  Vol.  I,   (W)   244 
Independence.   Vol.    Ill,  393 
Kansas    City,    Vol.    II.     (R)    3a6; 

Vol.  Ill,   (T)    162,  163 
Lawrence,  Vol.   II,   (H)    212     _ 
Leavenworth,  Vol.  II,   (R)   35o 
Louisville,  Vol.  II,    (R)   313 
Neville,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    210 
Norton.  Vol.   III.    (T)   209 
Osborne.  Vol.  II,   (R)   342 
Parsons,  Vol.   I,    (W)   193 
Preston.  Vol.  I,   (W>   117,   ir.3 
Seneca,  Vol.  Til.   (T)   162.  163 
Severance,  Vol.   II.   (R)   362 
Simpson.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    216,    264 

Smith  Center,  Vol.  IL   (R)  319 
Stockton,   Vol.    II.    (R)    342 
Topeka.    Vol.     I,     (V^)     193.     218: 

Vol.   Ill,    (Penn)    331 
Twin  Mound.  Vol.   II,    (R)    312 
Wathena,   Vol.    II,    (R)    362 
White   Rock,   Vol.   I,    (J)    303.   308 

Kentucky, 

-.    Vol.    Ill,    (H)    37;? 


Louisiana, 


Vol.   in,    (T)    114 


Carroll   Co.,   Vol.    II.    (H)    222 
Covington,    Vol.    I.    (P)    362.    3b3, 

367 
Eddyville.   Vol.    I.    (M)    387 
Enterprise,  Vol.  I.   (W)    152 
Flemings'burg,  Vol.   II.    (H)    221 
Henderson,    Vol.    I,    (W)    249 
Louisville,    Vol.    I,    (W)    123,    153, 

170,   216,   249;  Vol.   II.    (H)    190. 

191.   ^12,   213,   215,   216.   234,    235 
Maysville.   Vol.    I,    (W)    90   .119 
Millersburg,  Vol.   I,    (W)    152 
New  Castle,  Vol.  II,  (H),  162,  220, 

221,  222 
Perryville,    Vol.    TTI.    (T)    179 
Vanceburg.  Vol.   T.    (P)    367 


Pranci.sville,  Vol.  Ill,  (Penn),  324 
Franklin.   Vol.   II,    (H)    200 
Hammond,  Vol.  II.   (R)   328 
New  Orleans,  Vol.  I,  (A)  285;  (P) 
342;      (W)     20'8.     210;     Vol.     II, 
(H)    132,  154.  217;   Vol.  Ill,   (T) 
114,    132;    (Penn)    325,    32G 
Red    River,    Vol.    I,    (W)    209 
Springfield   Landing.    Vol.    I.    (W  • 
124 


Maine, 


-,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   221 


Augusta,     Vol.     I,     (P)     344.    354. 

355 
Bangor,  Vol.  I,   (P)   344,  354,  363, 

367;    (W)    166;  Vol.   II.   (R)    346 
Bethel,  Vol.   I.    (W)    89.   117 
Brewster.  Vol.   I.   (W)   70 
Calai-s,  Vol.  I.    (P)   337;   (W)   254; 

Vol.    II,    (R)    325 
Camden,  Vol.  I.  (P)  343,  354;  (W) 

Cherryfleld.    Vol.    I.    (P)    348,    352, 

353 
China  Vol.    I.    (W)    257 
Dexter,  Vol.  I,   (P)   344 
East  Machias,   Vol.    I,    (W)    254 
Eastport,  Vol.    I,    (W)    127 
Gouldsboro,  Vol.  I,   (P)   348 
Hallowell,    Vol.    I,    (P)    354 
Indian  River,  Vol.   I,    (W)    252 
Jonesboro,  Vol.  II,   (H)   243 
Lewiston,   Vol.    I,    (W)    166 
Limerick,  Vol.   I,   (Wa)   315 
Limington,  Vol.  I.   (W)   402 
I,incoln.    Vol.    I,    (P)    352 
Machias,    Vol.    II,    (H)    238.    240. 

243.    245;   Vol.    Ill,    (H)    26.    415 
Oldtown,  Vol.   I,    (P)    352 
Paris.   Vol.    T.    (P)    366 
Parsonville,   Vol.    I,    (W)    212 
Pittstown,  Vol.   I,   (P)   354 
Poland,   Vol.    I,    (W)    405 
Portland,    Vol.    L     (A)    283;    Vol. 

Ill,   (T)   122 
Readville,    Vol.    I,     (P)    337,    343. 

355 
Rockland,  Vol.   III.    (W)   342 
Rumford  Falls.  Vol.   Til.    (T)    243 
Searsport,   Vol.    I,    (W)    406 
South  Berwick.  Vol.  I,   (W  i    2:;l 
Steuben,   Vol.    J,    (G)    382 
Trenton,  Vol.   I,   (P)   337 
Turner,   Vol.    I,    (W)    169 
TTnion.  Vol.   I,    (P)   333,   350 
Waterville,  Vol,  I,   (P)  35  4 
Woolwich,  Vol.   I,    (W)    90 

Blanitolia, 

Winnipeg,   Vol.   II,    (R)    324 

Maryland, 

Charle.'^  County.  Vol.   TIT.   (  H>  414 


INDEX   OF   PLACES 


521 


Massaclinaetti, 

Abington.  Vol.  I,  (W)  151,  406 
Agawam,  Vol.  I,  (W)  143.  144 
Amher.st,    Vol.     I,     (A)     270,    274; 

(W)    184,    206,    221 
Andover,   Vol.    I,    (W)    166 
Ashburnham,  Vol.  I,   (G)  372;  (P) 

322,    331;    (W)    207 
Aslifield,   Vol.   I,    (A)    269,270,   272, 

273,  274,  276.  277,   278;  Vol.  Ill, 

(A)    426;    (W)    352 
Ashley,   Vol.    I.    (W)    245 
Ashmont,  Vol.  I.   (W)   222.  253 
Athol,    Vol.    I.    (W)    86;    Vol.    Ill, 

(W)    342 
Attleboro.    Vol.    I,    (P)    324;    (W) 

34,    391.    395 
Barnstable,  Vol.   I,    (A)   272;    (W) 

200 
Barre.    Vol.    I,    (P)    339;    (W)    200 

220 
Belchertown,  Vol.  I,   (W)   232.  394 
Bellingham.    Vol.    I.    (W)    48,    50, 

104 
Berkley,   Vol.   I.   (W)    210 
Bernardston,     Vol.     I.     (W)     180, 

232,    392;    Vol.    III.    (Gr?)    426 
Billerica,   Vol.   I,    (W)    38 
Boston,   Vol.   I,    (G>    318,   382,    (P) 

321,  322,   337,   348,  351.   353,  356. 

357,  358.  361.  364.  367,  368;  (W> 

30,    32,    37,    39,    43,    47,    57,    65, 

67.    75.    90,    106,    142,    152,    167. 

186,   189.   213,  214,   220,  222,  245, 

254.     255.     256,     257,     260,     268, 

400.   405;   Vol.   II.    (H)    193,    225, 

391;  Vol.  Ill,    (H>   395;   (T)   221 
Boylston.  Vol.  I,   (W)   81,  108,  109 
Bradford,  Vol.   I,    (W)    250 
Braintree,    Vol.    I,    (V)    338.    339; 
(W)    38,   39,   60,   112,   152.  173,   222. 

223 
Bridgeport,   Vol.    I,    (W)    63,    440 
Briderewater,  Vol.  I,  (P)   350,  359; 

(W)    60,    89,    115,    146,    174.    401, 

405 
Brimfield,    Vol.    T,    (G)    377,    378; 

(W)    36,    48.    51,    52.    76.    77,    105 
Brockton.    Vol.    T,     (W)     116.    154, 

173,  174,  175.  406 
Brookfleld,  Vol.  I.  49.  80,  105,  165, 

393 
Brookline,    Vol.    I,    (P)    337,    353; 

(W)    90,    99.    157;    Vol.    11.    (H) 

146.  177;  Vol.  Ill,   (P)    355 
Buckland,    Vol.    T,     (A)    270.    271. 

272.   273,   274,    276 
Bunker  Hill,  Vol.  I.   (P)  341 
Cambridge.    Vol.    I.    (P)    341.    .'^61, 

363;    (W)    38,    40,    54.    166.    255, 

257;  Vol.    Ill,    25 
Campello,   Vol.    I.    fW)    175 
Canton,  Vol.   I,   (G)    372;   (P)   323, 

325,  326.  329,  330,  338.  339,  351; 

(W)   186 


Charlemont.  Vol.  I,  (A)   270;   (W) 

47,  225 
Charlestown.  Vol.  I.  (P)  345,  560, 

365;    (W)    214 
Charleton,  Vol.   I,    (W)    81 
Chelsea.   Vol.   III.    (T)    268    ^  «- 
Chesterfield.  Vol.  Ill,   (W)   342 
Chicopee,  Vol.   I.    (W)    227 
Chicopee  Falls,   Vol.    I,    (W)    76 
Claremont,   Vol.    I.    (W)    225.   256; 

Vol.    Ill,    (W)    351 
Clinton,   Vol.    I.    (W)    405 
Colerain,  Vol.  I,  (A)  279;   (W)  55, 
182,   195,   197,  200.   202,   204,  206, 
207,     208,     209,     210,     211,     212, 
213.  214,   215,  216,   218.  219,   220, 
221.  225,  226,   227,  240,   241,  252. 
256,  257,  258,  264;  Vol.  Ill,   (W) 
25 
Concord,  Vol.   I.    (P)    321.  329 
Conway,  Vol.  I,  (A)  278,  284;   (W) 

190,     207,    257 
Dalton.   Vol.    I,    (W)    195 
Dedham,  Vol.  I,   (A)  269;  (P)  331, 
333,     334,     336.     338,     346,     349. 
368;    (W)    26,   33.   36.   40.    43,    50, 
55,   57,    59,   60,    79,   108,   186,   189, 
233,     389;     Vol.     Ill,     (P)     354, 
(W?)  433 
Deerfield,    Vol.    I,    (W)    114,    183, 

221,  226,    256 
Dennis,  Vol.  I,   (A)   277 
Dorchester.   Vol.    1.    CG)    369,    370. 

371.  372,  373,  374;  (J)  299;  (P) 
320.  321,  322,  323,  324,  325,  326, 
329,  330,  332,  335,  33«,  337,  338. 
341,  342,  343,  344,  345,  351,  352. 
353.  354,  355.  358,  364,  368;  (W) 
26,  33.  35,  182.  183.  189.  194.  211, 

222.  245,  253.  254.  295;  Vol.  II, 
(G)  36;  (P)  35;  Vol.  HI,  (G) 
25,  42,  356;  (P)  25,  42,  354.  355, 
356 

Douglas,  Vol.  I,   (W)   93,  126 
Dudley,    Vol.    I.    (W)    54,    70,    73, 

160.   178,   233;  Vol.   Ill,    (G)    356 
East     Bridgewater,    Vol.    I.     (W) 

151 
East  Brookfleld.  Vol.  I,  (W)  97 
Easthampton,    Vol.     I,     (W)     104. 

260 
Easton.   Vol.    I,    (W)    10<! 
Ewing.   Vol.   T,    (W)    2-,S 
Fairhaven.  Vol.   I,   CW')    2*5 
Fall  River.  Vol.   I,   (W)    403:  Vol. 

II.    (H)    146.    177.    .".90.    .-591 
Fitchburg,    Vol.    T,    (P)    ^.''.l.    353, 

363:  (W)  109.  114,  I'TS.  172 
Forest  Hills.  Vol.  I,  (W)  254 
Foxboro,    Vol.    I,     fP^     36S:     (W) 

389;  Vol.   III.    (?)    a**- 

Framingham,  Vol.   I,    (t^)    3.'>3 
Gageboro,     Vol.     T.     (Wi     4i.     63. 

395;  Vol.  Ill,  (W)  125.  426 
Gill.    Vol.    I.    (W>     186,    188.    194. 

199,     200.     204.     205.     220.     221, 


522 


GENERAL  INDEX 


222,   232,   233,   236,  237.   252.   258 
Globe  Village,  Vol.  I,  (W)  143 
Gloucester,    Vol.   I,    (W)    233 
Go.shen,  Vol.   I,   (A)   272;   (J)   298; 

(W)    47.  48,   67,   68.   69.  93;  Vol. 

111.  (W)    342.   426 

Grafton.  Vol.  I.  (W)  57.  80.  81, 
108 

Granville,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   160 

Great  Harrington,  Vol.  I.  (G)  379; 
Vol.    TI,    (R)    277 

Greenfield.  Vol.  I.  (A)  273;  (W) 
66,  91.  186,  192.  194,  195.  197, 
206,  207.  213.  221,  222,  225,  226, 
227.  238.  239,  241,  253,  257,  258, 
264,  267.  392.  410;  Vol.  II.  (Ph) 
379;   Vol.    III.    (Gr)    426,    427 

Greenwich,  Vol.  I,   (W)   389 

Hadley,  Vol.   I,    (A)    271 

Halifax,   Vol.   I,    (W)    59,   85.    111. 

112,  146,   169,   170.   401,    405,   406 
Hanover.  Vol.  I.   (P)  325,  353 
Hanson,  Vol.   I.    (W)    405 
Hardwick,   Vol.   I.    (G)    378 
Harvard,  Vol.  I.  (W)  81;  Vol.  III. 

(W)   342 
Hatfield,  Vol.  I,   (W)    207 
Haverhill.   Vol.    Ill,    (W)    341 
Hawley,   Vol.    I,    (W)    93 
Heath,  Vol.  T,   (W)   90,   190,  192 
Hinsdale,    Vol.    I,    (P)    346;    (W) 

144 
Holland,    Vol.    I,    (W)    52,    69,    76, 

96,    97,    207.    270,    272.    398;    Vol. 

Ill,    (W)   340,  343.  345.  346 
Holliston,  Vol.   I,    (W)   38 
Holyoke.    Vol.    I.     (W)     104,    105, 

107.   127.   167 
Hoosick  Tunnel,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   156 
Hopkinton,  Vol.   T,    (P)    338,   339 
Hubbardston.  Vol.  I.  fP)  334,  339. 

340.     346.     356;     Vol.     HI,     (P) 

354     355 
Huntington,  Vol.   I,    (G)   381 
Hvde  Park.  Vol.  HI.   (W?)   337 
Ipswich.     Vol.     I.      (A)      274;     (J) 

301;    (W)   62;  Vol.   II,    (H)    148 
Kingston.  Vol.   I,    (W)    "4,    405 
Lancaster.    Vol.    I,    (P)    334,    356, 

OCA 

I^anesboro,  Vol.  T,   (W?)  395;  Vol. 

II.  (R)  268.  271,  278.  280,  281, 
282,  376;  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  60;  (R) 
403.   426 

Leicester.  Vol.  T,  fW)  50,  69;  Vol. 

III,  (W)    341 

Leominster.    Vol.    T.    CO)    381.    382 
Lexington.   Vol.    I.    (A)    271 
Levden,  Vol.   I.    (W)    227 
I>incoln,  Vol.   I,    CP)    350 
Louden.   Vol.    T.    (Wl    397 
Lowell.  Vol.  I.   (P)   351.  352;   (W) 

241.   254,   405 
Ludlow.    Vol.    I,    (W)    43.    44,    63. 

87.    SR.    117.    178,    439;    Vol.    TIL 

(W)    340,    348 


Lynn.   Vol.    I,    (P)    353;    (W)    223. 

256 
Maiden,  Vol.  I,   (P)   340;   (W)   258 
Mansfield,   Vol.   I.    (W)    94 
Marblehead,  Vol.    II,    (?)    36;   Vol. 

Ill,   (Ja)   24,  332,  333 
Medfleld,  Vol.  I.  (G)  370;  (P)  334. 

340;    (W)    166 
Medford.  Vol.  I.   (?)   340 
Medway,  Vol.  T,   (A)   410;   (P)   332 
Mendon,   Vol.   I,    (W)    51,   69,   74 
Methuen,  Vol.  Ill,   (W)   345 
Middleboro,    Vol.    I,    (W)    32,    41, 

42,  59,  60,  62,  63.  85,  86,  87,  111, 

115,  116,  151,  211.  405,  406;  Vol. 

Ill,   (W)   25;   (T)   178 
Millburv.  Vol.   I,    (W)    62 
Millers  Falls,  Vol.  I,  (W)  104,  226 
Milton,   Vol.   I,    (G)    369,  370.   373; 

(P)   325,   329,  335,   339,   341.  353, 

360;     (W)     222,     223,     254,     255. 

256;  Vol.   III.    (G)   25;    (P)   25 
Monson,  Vol.  I,  (W)  72,  87,  88,  98, 

107.  143,  144,  166,  204 
Montague,  Vol.   I,   (W)   195.  221 
Muddy    iRiver,    Vol.    I.     (P)     321; 

(W)  33 
Nantucket,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   160 
Natick,  Vol.  I,   (P)  357;   (W)   245 
Needham.    Vol.    I,    (P)    329,    333, 

336,     339.     340,     343.     347,     348. 

349,   350.   351,   352   358.   359.   361, 

364;    (W)    33.   36,   42,   43,    55,   57, 

59;   Vol.    Ill,    (P)    25,   354;    (W) 
340 
New    Ashford,    Vol.    II,    (R)    271, 

275,  280,  281.  288,  290,  295;  Vol. 

Ill,   (R)   426 
New  Bedford,  Vol.   I,    (W)   211 
New  Boston,  Vol.   III.    (W)   344 
New  Braintreo,  Vol.  I,   (W)   61 
Newbury,  Vol.  I,  (W)  200 
New    Milford,    Vol.    II.    (R)    271, 

281 
New   Salem,  Vol.   I.    (G)    378 
Newton.  Vol.  I.   (A)   279.  286;   (P) 

347.  348,  349.  350,  351,  352,  353, 
358,  361;  (W)  31,  32,  42.  159. 
184;    Vol.    Ill,    (P)    25 

Newton   IjOwer  Falls,  Vol.   I,    (P) 

348,  350,   351,   353.   358.   361,   363 
Newtonville,    Vol.    I,    (G)    378 
North  Abington.  Vol.  I,   (W)   112. 

151,   173.   401 
North    Adams.    Vol.    I,    (W)    258: 

Vol.   Ill,    (T)   156 
Northampton,     Vol.     T.     (A)     273. 

276;     (W)     157,     IRS.     203.     206, 

388,    399;   Vol.   II.    ( P)    379 
North  Attleboro,  V.il.   T.   (W)   401, 

405 
Northboro.  Vol.   T.    (\V)    SO 
North    Bridgew.'it'-r.    Vol.    T.    (W) 

152    259 
North  BrookficM.  Vol.  I.   (W)  200. 

220 


INDEX   OF   PLACES 


523 


North  Oxford,  Vol.   I.    (W)    94 
Norton.   Vol.   I,    (W)    6G 
Oakham.    Vol.    I.    (W)    42,    61,    62. 

S6 
Onset,   Vol.    II,    (H)    391 
Orange.  Vol.  I,   (W)   222.  253 
Oxford,    Vol.    III.     (W)     341,    344, 

345 
Palmer.  Vol.  I,  (G)  378,  379;   (W) 

226;  Vol.  II,   (H)   247 
Pelham.  Vol.  I,   (P)  332 
Peter.sham,  Vol.  I.  (W)  57,  58.  191 
Phillip.ston.   Vol.    Ill,    (W>    342 
Pittsfield,    Vol.    II,    (H)    224;   Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    222 
Plainfleld,    Vol.    I,    (W)    29,    112, 

406 
Plymouth,    Vol.    I.    (J)    301;    (P) 

324"    (W)    395 
Plympton.  Vol.   I.   (W)   60,  62,   74. 

85 
Princeton,   Vol.    I,    (P)    334,   340 
Punkapoag,   Vol.   I,    (G)    369;    (P) 

325 
Quas.set.  Vol.   I.    (W)    74 
Quincy.  Vol.  I,   (P)  339;   (W)   222, 

223.  254;  Vol.  II.    (H)   178 
Randolph,  Vol.  I,   (P)   335 
Reading,   Vol.    I,    (W)    50 
Rehoboth.    Vol.    T.    (J)    298;    (W) 

29.   31,   33.   34,   37,   41,   45,   46,  58, 

67,    82.    110,    111;    Vol.    III.    (T) 

115:    (W)    341.    343 
Rockport.  Vol.  TI.   (Pa)   379 
Ro.'slindale,   Vol.   T.    (W)    194,    223, 

255 
Rowley,  Vol.  I,  (W)   25,  31,  32,  40, 

200 
Roxbury,    Vol.    I.     (E)     289;     (G) 

374;     (P)     333,     339,     343.     358; 

(Wa)    312;    (W)    24,    25,    26.    27, 

28,   29,   30,   31,   32,  33.  34,   35,   36, 

37.  38,   39.  40.   41.   42.   43.    44,   51. 

53.    54.    55.    56.    57.    58.    60.    61, 

62.    65,   78.   79.   82.   107.   108.    159. 

182.   183,   184,   185,   186.   189.   191, 

192.  193.  194,  254.  255.  395;  Vol. 

III.    (W)    24.   339 
Rovalston.  Vol.  I.   (W)   61,  62,  85. 

86,    112,    113,    114,    146;   Vol,   III, 

25 
Salem,   Vol.   I,    (P)    348,    361.    368; 

Vol.    II,    (?)    36:    (H)    147;    Vol. 

III.   (?)   24;   (W)  341 
Sandwich.  Vol.  III.   (T)   158 
Scarboro.  Vol.   I.    (W)    82 
Scituate.  Vol.  I.  (P)  350.  353;  Vol. 

III.    (W)    343 
Seekonk.  Vol.  I.  (J)  298.  299:  (W) 

34.  37.   45.   46.   47.   64.   65,   66.  67. 

82.   111.   397 
Sheffield.  Vol.  I.   (W)  61,  109,  144, 

145 
Shirley.  Vol.  T.   (P)   346;   (W)   172 
Sharon.  Vol.   T.    (P)    334;    (AV)    55, 

100.    182.   186.    187 


Shelburnc,   Vol.   I,    (W)    94,    226 
Shelburne  Falls.  Vol.  I,   (W)    210, 

220,    257 
Shrewsbury.    Vol.    I.    (W)    38,    39, 

57,   58,    80.    81,    90.    108 
Shutesbury,  Vol,  I,   (P)   332;   (W) 

221;  Vol.   III.    (P)   353 
Somerville,  Vol.  I,   (P)   353;   (W) 

173 
Southampton.    Vol.     I.     (W)     162, 

179;   Vol.   III.    (T)    139 
South    Ashburnham,    Vol.    I,    (W) 

148,  172 
South    Brimfield,   Vol.    I,    (W)    76, 

398 
South  Brookfield,  Vol.   I,    (W)   70, 

89    90 
Sout'hbridge.   Vol.   I,    (W)    66,   100, 

101.  131.  132.  142.   143.   160,  161, 

165,  178,  180,  407;  Vol.  Ill,  (W) 

343 
South    Framingham.   Vol.    I,    (W) 

245 
South    Hadley,    Vol.    I,    (A)    274; 

(W)    401 
South   Hadley   Falls.   Vol.    I,    (W) 

200 
South    Wilbraham,    Vol.    I.     (W) 

Spencer.  Vol.  I,  (P)  345.  355;  (W) 

50,    66,    142,    164,    165,    180.    23.") 
Springfield.    Vol.    I,    (P)    323.    .':4], 

(W)     43.    48.    52,    154,    20;:;,    2-.7, 

264.   268;   Vol.   II.    (H)    232 
Squantum,  Vol.  I.   (P)   343 
Stockbridge.  Vol.  I.  (W)  166;  Vol. 

III.    (W)   348 
Stony  River.  Vol.  I,  (W)  33 
Stoughton.    Vol.    I.    (G)    371.    372, 

373;    (P)    323.   327,   329   330,   331. 

332,  334.   335.  336.  337.  338,  339. 

345,     346,     355.     368;     (W)     186; 

Vol.  III.   (P)   25 
Stoughtonham,    Vol.     I.     (P)     334, 

340 
Sturbridge.    Vol.    T,    (A)    269,    270. 

271,  272;    (W)   52,   r.6,  74.  80,  89. 

96.    97.    98.    101.    107.    108.    117, 

118.   126.   129.   130,   132.   141.   143. 

404;     Vol.     III.     (A)     426;     (W) 

340.   343.   345.   346,   348 
Sunderland,  Vol.   I.    (W)   84 
Sutton.    Vol.    I.     (W)     42.    57.    61, 

62,    85,    114.    133;   Vol.   Ill,    (W) 

340 
Taunton.     Vol.     T.     (J)     300;     (P) 

340,  348,  358.  364.  368;   (W)  211; 

Vol.  III.  (P)  25:  (Rev.  John)  26 
Templeton.   Vol.    T,    (W)    86 
Turner'.s  Falls.  Vol.  I.   (W)   388 
TTxbridge.  Vol.  I.  (W)   51,  61 
Wales.    Vol.    I.    (W)    43,    78,    107. 

142,    143.    144.    165.    166.    404 
Walpole.     Vol.     I.     (P)     329,     330. 

331.  334,  335.  337.  340,  343.  344; 

Vol.   Ill,   (G)   356 


524 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Ware,    Vol.    I,    (K)    290;    (VV»    76. 

108 
Warren,  Vol.  I.   (W)   120,   l(?r.,  227 
Watertown,  Vol.  I,    (P)   3G2;   (W) 

40,  G7;  Vol.  Ill,  42,   58 
Webster.    Vol.    I,     (W)     104,    400; 

Vol.  Til,  (W)  346 
Wellesley,    Vol.    I.    (P)    341,    342, 

359,  360 
Westboro,  Vol.  I,   (W)   86 
West  Boylston,  Vol.  I.   (W)  126 
West    Bridgewater,    Vol.    I,    (W) 

170 
West    Brimfield,    Vol.    I,    (G)    S75 
Westfleld,  Vol.   I,    (W)   80,  90,   119 
Westminster,     Vol.     I,     (P)     334; 

(W)   144 
Westmoreland,     (?),    Vol.     I,     (P) 

346 
We-stport,  Vol.  I,   (A)   271 
Weston,  Vol.  I.  (P)  347,  358 
West  Springfield,  Vol.  I,  (W)  162, 

179,   227 
Wevmouth.  Vol.  I.   (P)   338,  353 
W^hateley.  Vol.  I.    (W)   258 
Whitinsville,   Vol.    I,    (W)    133 
Wigwam   Hill,    Vol.    HI.    (W)    340 
Wilbraham,    Vol.    I,    (W)    43.    t'.3. 

75,   87;  Vol.   Ill,    (W)    340 
Williamsburg.  Vol.  I,   CM' i    IT 
Williamstown.  Vol.  I,  (W)  67.  402 
Willimansett,    Vol.     I,     i  \V  i     200, 

232.   233 
Winciiendon,  Vol.  I,   (W>  57 
Winchester,  Vol.  II,   (H)   217 
Winsor.   Vol.    I.    (W)    44.   63 
Woburn,  Vol.   I,    (W)   77 
Worcester,    Vol.    I,    (G)    376;    (P) 

356;    (W)    31,    42,    46,    56,    61,    65, 

90,    96,    98,    108,    132,    142,    178, 

191,  207,  212;  Vol.  Ill,  (W)  341. 

344 
Wrentham,   Vol.    T,    (P>    333.    343; 

(W)  31,  407 


Idclilgraxi, 


-,    Vol.    II,    (H)    134.    145; 

(R)    291,   331;   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    94, 

158.   169 
Adrian.  Vol.  I.   (W)   119.  209,  241; 

Vol.  III.   (T)   163,  164,  234 
Albion,    Vol.    I,    (W)    158,    1«7 
Algansee   (?),  Vol.  I.   (A)   272,  277 
Allegan.  Vol.   I.    (W)    196 
Allen,  Vol.  I,  (Wa)  315 
Ann  Arbor.  Vol.  I.   (W)   261;  Vol. 

11.    (iR)    307;    (T)    375;   Vol.    ITT, 

(T)    77,   113,    168.   235.    236,    239 
Azalea.  Vol.  II.    (R)   326 
Bainbridge,  Vol.   I,    (W)    144.   145, 

167 
Battle    Creek.    Vol.    II,    (R)    302, 

328.  356,  357;  Vol.  HI,   (S)    431, 

432 
Bengal.  Vol.  I,   (W)   117.  153.  175; 

Vol.  II,  (R)  336,  337;  (W)  375; 


Vol.  III.   (T)   160.  236;   (W)   236 
Benton  Harbor,  Vol.   I,    (W)    144, 

167 
Boync,  Vol.  HI,   (T)   213 
Brighton,    Vol.    IT,    (R)    309 
Buchanan,    Vol.   II,    (R)    340 
Burlington,   Vol.   I,    (W)    242;  243 
Butler.  Vol.  I.   (Wa)   314 
Byron,  Vol.  IT,  (R)  321,  352 
Cambria.  Vol.   I.   (Wa)   313.  315 
Carson   City.    Vol.    TIT,    (T)    169 
Charleston,   Vol.   III.    (T)    159 
Charlevoix.  Vol.  IT.   (R)  336.  337 
■Chesaning,  Vol.   II,    (R)   325 
Coldwater,   Vol.    I,    (A)    277;    (W) 

242;    (Wa)    313.   314 
Colonia.  Vol.  I.   (W)   167 
Concord.  Vol.   I,    (W)    243 
Conway,    Vol.    I,     (W)     153;    Vol. 

III.    (W)    236 
Davison,    Vol.     IT,     (R)     308,    315. 

332     334     335 
Detroit,  Vol.  I.   (A)   274.  277.  282; 

(E)  292;  (W)   130.  158.  183.  226. 

235,   236,  238,   242,  258.  261.  399; 

Vol.   II.    (H)    169.   205;    (R)    307. 

335;     (R?)     374,    377;     (S)     371. 

372;   Vol.    Ill,    (H>    397;    (T)    89. 

176.   23.'.    239.    269 
Deerfield.  Vol.  I.  (W)  237 
Dewitt.   Vol.   I.    (W)    175 
Dexter,  Vol.   I,   (W)   204.  236,  237; 

Vol.   ITT,    (T)    235 
Dundee,    Vol.    I.     (Ab)     317,    319; 

Vol.    Ill,    (Ab)    403 
Eagle,  Vol.  II.   (?>  37.'. 
East    Saginaw.    Vol,    II,    (R)    360 
Elk  Rapids.  Vol.  I.  (W)  236 
Elm  Hall,  Vol.   I,   (W)   158 
Erie.  Vol.  I,    (W)   242 
Essex.  Vol.  IT.   (H)   175 
Farmington,  Vol.  T.   fW)    175 
Fenton,   Vol.    I,    (A)    280;   Vol.    II. 

(R)  309 
Flint.   Vol.   II.    (H)    164;    (R)    305. 

333.  334;   (R?)   375 
Frenchtown,  Vol.  I.   (Ab)  317,  319 
Galesburg.  Vol.  ITT.  (T)  159 
Girard,   Vol.    I.    (Wn)    315 
Grand    Blanc.    Vol.    II,    (H)    164; 

(R)   333 
Grand  Haven,   Vol.    11.    (R)    350 
Grand    Rapids,    Vol.    I.    (P)    352; 
(W)    190.    205.    237,    261;    Vol.    IT. 

(R)     357;     (R?)     376.    377;    Vol. 

ITT.    (R?)    337;    (T)    177.   220 
Harrison.  Vol.  II.  (R)  360 
Hart.  Vol.   III.   (T)    239.   269 
Hillsdale,    Vol.    I.    (W)    15S.    159; 

(Wa)     313.     314;    Vol.     IT,     (R) 

295.    314.    326.    345.   355 
Holland.  Vol.  IT,   (H)   233 
Howell,   Vol.    I.    (A>    280;   Vol.   IT. 
(R)    326,   356;  Vol.   TIT.    (T)    147 
Hudson.  Vol.   I.    (W)    119;  Vol.   IT. 

(R)    315.   326 


INDEX   OF  PLACES 


525 


Ionia.  Vol  I.   (VV)   244;   (Wa)   315; 

Vol.    Ill,    (S)    431,    432 
Ironwood.  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   266 
Irving:,  Vol.   I,    (A)    278.   285 
Itliaca,  Vol.   I,    (W)   98.  129.  158 
Jackson.  Vol.   I.   (W)   98,  129,  130, 

158;   Vol.    II,    (S)    371;    (W)    375 
Jonesville.   Vol.    I,    (W)    206;   Vol. 

Ill,   (W)   351 
Kalamazoo,   Vol.    I,    (A)    282;    (P) 

363;   (W)   242,  264;  Vol.  II.   (R) 

302:  Vol.   III.    (T)    159.   183 
Lansing.   V^ol.    III.    (T)    269 
Locke,   Vol.   II.    (R)    346 
LudinpTton,  Vol.    II,    (H)    165,   201, 

202,    227 
Lyon.s.  Vol.   II.   (R?)   376.  377 
Mackinaw.  Vol.   II,    (?)    375 
Madi.son.    Vol.    I.    (W)    119 
Mani.stee.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    261 
Marquettp.  Vol.  I,   (P)   410 
Marshall.   Vol.   I.   (W)    69 
Mason.    Vol.    II,    (R)    325,    346 
Mattawan.    Vol.    I,    (W)    109.    145, 

168 
Medina.   Vol.    I,    (W)    90,   119 
Mlddleville,   Vol.    I.    (A)    283 
Milan.    Vol.    II.    (R)    331 
Millsburg.   Vol.   I,    (W)    167 
Montgomery.   Vol.   I,    (A)    277 
Morenci.  Vol.  I,   (W)   147 
Mount  Clemens,   Vol.   II,    (R)    346 
Mount   Pleasant,  Vol.  II,   (R)    378 
Munith,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   206 
Newaygo.  Vol.  I,  (W)  167 
New    Hudson,    Vol.    II.    (S)    371 
Northville,  Vol.  II,   (R)  344 
Olive  Center,  Vol.  II.   (R)   308 
Owosso.  Vol.   II,    (R)   315,  345 
Pawpaw,   Vol.    I.    (W)    169 
Pavilion,  Vol.   III.   (T)   159 
Petersburg,  Vol.  I,  (Ab)  317 
Petoskev.  Vol.  I.   (W)   153,  175 
Pittsford,  Vol.   II,    (R)  .326,   356 
Plymouth,    Vol.    I,    (A)    277;    Vol. 

II,  (R)    291,    295,    306,    307,   314, 
331.    344.    345,    363,    375 

Pontiac,   Vol.   I,    (W)    261 
Port  Huron.   Vol.    II,    (S)    372 
Prattville,    Vol.    I,    (W)    190,    208, 

209.    241.   242,   264.   265 
Quincy,    Vol.    I,     (Wa)     313.    314, 

315 
Romeo,   Vol.    I,    (P)    352 
Saginaw,    Vol.    II,    (H)    165,    166, 

203;     (R)     305,    310,    314;    (R?) 

377 
Saint    John's,    Vol.    T.     (W)     153; 

Vol.   II,    (R)   308;    (T)    375;  Vol. 

III.  (T)    169.    236.    269 

Saint    Joseph.    Vol.    I.     (W)     144. 

145.   167;   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    122,   178 
Saline.  Vol.   I,   (A)   277 
Scio.    Vol.    II,    (T)    375;    Vol.    Ill, 

(T)    236.    269 
Shelby,  Vol.  I,  (A)  282 


Soutli  Haven,    Vol.    II,    (R)    291, 

306.  319 
Stanton,  Vol.  II.    (R)   336 
Stony  Creek.  Vol.  II,  (R)   315 
Sturgis,  Vol.   I.    (W)   242 
Summit.    Vol.    I,    (Ab)    319;    Vol. 

II,  (Ab)  375 
Tecumseh,  Vol.  I.   (Ab)   317 
Three  Rivers,  Vol.  I,  (W)  167 
Traverse    City,    Vol.    I,    (W)    188, 

205,  206,   236,  237,  238,  261,  262; 

Vol.  II,   (R)   378;  Vol.   Ill,    (W) 

350 
Union  City,  Vol.  I,   (W)    190,   209, 

242 
Union   Home,   Vol.    II,    (R)    308 
Vas.sar.   Vol.    III.    (T)    169.   236 
Waldron,   Vol.    I.    (W)    242 
Watervliet.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    122 
West   Bav   City.   Vol.   II,    (R)    326 
Wheeler,  Vol.   II,    (R)   337 
Whiteford.  Vol.   I.    (Ab)    317 
White    Pigeon,    Vol.    I,    (W)    118, 

119 
Wright,  Vol.  I,   (W)   209.  242 
Wyandotte,  Vol.  I.    (W)    119 
Ypsilanti,  Vol.   I,    (W)   243 

Minnesota, 

,    Vol.    II,    (H)    141;    Vol. 

III,  (T)   156 

Albert  Lea,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   225,  228 
Alden.   Vol.    III.    (T)    225 
Beaver   Falls.   Vol.    II.    (R)    346 
Caledonia,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    226 
Chicopee.  Vol.  I.  (W)  87 
Duluth,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  160 
Ellsworth.    Vol.    I,    (G)    384 
Eveleth.  Vol.   II.   («)   317 
Excelsior,  Vol.  I,   (W)   87 
Pairmount.  Vol.  II.  (T)   239 
Glenwood,    Vol.    I,    (A)    278 
Grand  Marais,  Vol.  III.  (T)   160 
Hastings,    Vol.    I.    (P)     354.     355; 

Vol.  II.    (H)   143.   172 
Heron  Lake.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    226 
High    Forest,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)     175. 

176,   239.   269 
Lac   qui    Parle   Co.,   Vol.    Ill,    (T) 

227 
I.ake  City,  Vol.   L   (W)    128 
Luverne,  Vol.   I.    (A)    283 
Mancato.  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   239 
Manston.  Vol.   III.   (T)   224 
Minneapolis,  Vol.  I,   (A)   283;   (G) 

383;  (W)  172,  193,  217,  250;  Vol. 

II.    (H)    147.    164,    200,   225;    (R) 

316.  323,  325.  346,  354;  Vol.   Ill, 

(S)  431,  432;  (T)  238;  (W)  351 
Money  Creek.  Vol.  III.  (T)  226 
Redwing,    Vol.    I,    (W)     207,     239. 

240 
Rochester,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    229,   238 
Saint    Charles,    Vol.    IH,    (T)    249 
Saint  Paul,   Vol.   I,    (P)   355;    (W) 


526 


GENERAL  INDEX 


128,    \~?,.   209,    244.    250;   Vol.    II, 

(R)   296.   315,  316 
Sheldon,    Vol.    III.    (T)    22o.    226. 

227 
Tirief    River    Falls,    Vol.    III.    (T) 
238 

ITlen.  Vol.  Ill,   (T)    160,  22.' 
Wadena.   Vol.   III.    (T)    20S,    256 
Wlieaton.    Vol.    I.    (W)    207 
YiKMtan.  Vol.   Ill,   (T)   226.  227 

Mississippi, 

Holton,    \^j1.    TI,    (H)    222 
Canton,  Vol.  II,   (H)   237 
Pavette.  Vol.   II.   (H)   222 
Hatlii.sburp,  Vol.   II,   (T)   222 
Holly  Springs,  Vol.  I,   (W)   115 
Ko.s<'iiis€0,  Vol.  I,   (A)   285 
Meridian,  Vol.   II,    (H)   237 
Nateliez,   Vol.  II.   (H)    222 
Vick.sburg.  Vol.   I.   (W)   149,  230 

Miasonri, 

Albany,  Vol.   III.   (T)   155 
Butler,   Vol.    I,    (W)    115,   150 
Forest  City.  Vol.  IT.   (H)  122,  150; 

Vol.  in,  (H)   377,  382 
Green    Ridge.    Vol.    II.    (H)    220 
Independence,  Vol.  I,  (W)   105 
Jefferson  City,  Vol.  I.   (Ab)  318 
Kansas    City,    Vol.    II,     (H)     236; 

(R)    326;  Vol.  Ill,   (T)    163,  169, 

232 
Ki"rksville,  Vol.   I,    (W)   252 
Lees  Summit,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)    233 
Maplewood,  Vol.  II,   (H>   193 
Saint   Joseph,   Vol.    II,    (H>    196 
Saint  Louis,  Vol.  I,   (A)  279;   (W) 

90,    128.   138.    139,    207,   227,   229; 

(Wa)    314,    315;    Vol.     II,     (H) 

221;   (iR)  326,  333.  349;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)   206 
Springfield,  Vol.  HI,   (T)   230 
Wilson.s   Creek.    Vol.    I,    (W)    136, 

138 

Montana, 

-,  Vol.  III.   (T>   219 


Billings,  Vol.  II.   (R)   309 
Bozeman,  Vol.   II.    (R)   309 
Butte,   Vol.    IT,    (H)    225 
Deer    Lodge    City.    Vol.    III.     (Tl 

180 
Granite,   Vol.   I,    (W)    167 
Havre,    Vol,    I,    (\V>    217.    250 
Helena.  Vol.  II.   CR)   354 
Huson.  Vol.   I'll,   228 


Kebraska, 


Vol.    Ill,    (H)    390.    391; 


(T)    218.   219 
Adams.  Vol.   II,   (R)   363 
Alliance.  Vol.  II,   (R)   362 
Arcadia.    Vol.    II,    CR)    303 
Auburn,   Vol.  II,    (R)   316 
Barneston,  Vol.   IT,    (H)    247 
Bassett.  Vol.  I,   (W)   263 


neatricc.     Vol.     U,     (Ri     316.    320. 

347,   352 
Beaver  City,  Vol.  IT,  (T)  210 
Brownlee,  Vol.  I,   (W)   263 
Carleton.   Vol.  II,    (R)    320.  362 
Chadron,   Vol.    I,    (A)    277 
Clay  Center,  Vol.  I,   (W)   139.   162 
Crookston,  Vol.  I,   (W)    263 
Custer  Co.,  Vol.   II,    (R)   329 
Fairbury,    Vol.    I,    (W)    133;    Vol. 

II,   (R)  320,  351,  362 
Fort    Calhoun,    Vol.    III.    (T)    154, 

161,  217.  227 
Fremont,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  227 
Georgetown,  Vol.   I,    (W)   147,   171 
Hildreth,  Vol.  I,  (W)   117,  154 
Holdrege,   Vol.   II,    (R)    363 
Hurley,  Vol.   I,   (A)   277 
I^akeside.  Vol.  I.    (W)   239.   263 
Lee  Park,  Vol.  II,   (R)   329 
Liberty,    Vol.    II.     (R)     316,    347; 

Vol.   Ill,   (T)   158 
Lincoln.  Vol.  I,  (W)  143.  171.  229; 

Vol.    II,    (R)    320,   352;   Vol.   III. 

(T)   210 
Madison,  Vol.  I.   (Wn   171 
Nebraska  City.  Vol.   II,   (R)  346 
Omaha.  Vol.  III.  (T)  227 
Overton.   Vol.    I.    (A)    277 
Plum    Valley,    Vol.    III.    (T)     154. 

217 
Riverton.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    154.    155 
Sumner.  Vol.   I.    (A)   277 
Table   Rock.   Vol.    III.    (T>    162 
Tecumseh.  Vol.   I,    (G)   384 
Wilcox.  Vol.   II.   (R)   362 
Wymore.      Vol.      III.       (T)       162; 

(Penn)   327 
York.  Vol.   I,    (G)   377.  380,  384 

Kevada, 

Austin.   Vol.   T.   (Ab)   317 

ICetherlands, 

tirabaut.    Vol.    Ill,   335 

Kew  Brunswick,  see  British   America 

Wew  Hampshire, 

Amherst,   Vol.  I,   (W)   60,  390,  391 
Bartlett,   V^ol.   I,    (W)    166 
Bath.   Vol.    I,    (W)    109 
Bedford,   Vol.    I.    42.    60,    389,    391; 

Vol.   Ill,    (P)   355 
Ch.arlestown,  Vol.  I,   (W)  36,  51 
Chestnut  Hill,  Vol.  I.   (W)   223 
Chesterfield,   Vol.   I,    (W)    67.    109, 
185,   186,   188,   189,   192,   197,   201, 
205,   214,   393 
Concord,    Vol.    I,    (W)    117 
Dublin,   Vol.    I.    (P)    351,   352 
Kndville,  Vol.  I.   (W)   154 
Fitzwilliam,    Vol.    I.    (W)     85,    86, 

113.   114,   130,   147.   148.   172 
Franklin.    Vol.    I.    fP)    356 
Hanover,  Vol.   I.    (W)    166.   217 
HolKtead.  Vol.   I   (W)   237 


INDEX   OF  PLACES 


527 


Kpene,   Vol.    I.    (O)    ^79;    (W)    113, 

124,   12G.  147 
Kensington.   Vol.   I.   (W)    1G6 
Lebanon,   Vol.   I.    (Ah)    -.M" 
Manchester,    Vol.     Ill,     (\V)     354. 

355 
Marlow,  Vol.   I.   (W)   164 
Orford.  Vol.   I,   (W)  66 
Peterboro,  Vol.  I.  (G)  382 
Port.smoutli,      Vol.      I,      (.J)      JOl; 

(W)    l,-.4;   Vol.  III.   (W)   :j3r> 
Richmond.   Vol.    HI,    (W)    :',ii 
Rindge,    Vol.   I.    (W)    112,    147 
Troy,  Vol.  I,  (W)  86,  114,  147.  11? 
Walpole,    Vol.    I,    fW)    124 
Westmoreland    (Mass.?)    (P)    346 
Winchester,    Vol.    I,    (J)    304,    309 


Wew  Jersey, 


-,  Vol.   Ill   (T)    170 


Athenia,  Vol.   HI,    (H),   40!» 
Basking  Ridge,   Vol.    II,    (H)    1S4, 

239,  240.  251;  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   407, 

408,  441;    (T)   118 
Bayonne,    Vol.    I,    (A)     288;    Vol. 

Ill,    fH)    409 
Belleville.  Vol.  ITT,   (T)   234 
Blalrstown.   Vol.   I,    fW)   258 
Boonton.    Vol.    II,     (II)     169,    378, 

391 
Bridgeton,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    235 
Bridgewater,    Vol.     II,     ( f I )     176; 

Vol.    Ill,    (H)    389 
Caldwell,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    237 
Cedar  Grove,  Vol.  IT  I.   (ID   .•;7<) 
Chatham.    Vol.    II,    (H)    12.".;    Vol. 

III.    (H)    379,    3SS 
Burlington  Co.,  Vol.    Ill,    (H)    415 
Colesville,    Vol.    III.    (T)    217,    265 
Connecticut    Farms.    Vol.    IT,    (H) 

105,   130,  152;   Vol.   III.    (H)   :!64, 

371 
Deerfleld.    Vol.    TT.    (Wm)    373 
Dover,  Vol.   II.    (H)    140,   170 
East    Orange.     Vol.     T,     (W)     305; 

Vol.    II.    (H)    117.    142.    191.    216, 

217;  Vol.  III.   (T)   2.-.3 
Edgewater,  Vol.  III.   (T)   169 
Elizabeth.  [Elizabeth  town  )   Vol.  I, 

(W)  238;  Vol.  II.   (H)   61.  80,  84, 

88,    93,    104.    115.    117.    121.    161, 

163.   166.   204.   238;  Vol.  III.   (T) 

105;   (H)   359,  360.  368.  402,  404, 

405.  412 
Englewood,   Vol.    I,    (P)    365.    368; 

Vol.  Ill,   (P)    35.-. 
Essex  Co.,  Vol.   III.    (H)   387,   414. 

415 
Glenridge.    Vol.    I,    (W)    252,    266; 

Vol.  III.   (T)    167 
Franklin.  Vol.   IT,    (H)    205 
Hackensack,   Vol.   T,    (J)    302,   306: 

Vol.   III.    (T)    2.-,4 
Hanover.    Vol.    IT.    (H)    122;    Vol. 

Ill    (H)    367.   368.   382,   387,    413, 

414 


H;irris(»ii,   Vol.    I,    (J)    310 
Hunterdon  Co.,    Vol.    Ill,    (H)    4  IS 
Irvington,   Vol.   II,    (H)    128 
Jeffer.sons  Village,  Vol.   Ill,  406 
Jersey,  Vol.   II.    (H)    135 
Jersey  City,  Vol.    I,   (W)   90;  Vol. 

in,   (H)   408.  409,  410,   411;   (T) 

194,   251,   256 
Livingston,   Vol.  Ill,  (H)   374,  388 
Logansville,  Vol.    HI,   441 
Long  Branch.    Vol.    HI,    (T)    171 
Long    Hill.    Vol.    H.    (H)    125.    153. 

155 
Lyons,     Somerset     Co.,     Vol.     TIT, 

(H)   375,  407,  408 
Lyons  Farms,  Vol.  II,   (11)   60,  93. 

94.  95,  97,  101.  105,  107,   109,  113, 

121.    122.    123,    127,    128,   130,   131, 

132,   133,   138,   143.   144,   151.   157, 

174,  248;  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   369,  370, 

372,    412,    414.    416 
Madison,  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   405 
Mlanchester,  Vol.   IT,    (I!)    116 
Martinsville,  Vol.   HI,   HI)    408 
Mendham.    Vol,    II,    (H)    111.    112, 

121;  Vol.  HI.   (fl)   398,  412 
Middlesex   Co.,   Vol.    T.    (Ah)    317; 
Vol.   HI,    (H)   392,  414 
Milburn,   Vol.   ITT,   (T)    146 
Millbrook,   \'ol.   IT,    (H)    137,  170 
Mine  Brook,  Vol.  HI,   (H)   407 
Monmouth   Co.,   Vol.    HI,    HI)    415 
Montana,  Vol.   HI,    (T)    216,  217 
Montclair,    Vol.    TIT.    (T)    169 
Morristown.    Vol.    H,    (H)    97,   112, 

113,    114,   115,    116,    139,    169,    238, 

240;    Vol.   HI,    (H)    367,   372,   384, 

412.    413.    414.   415,    416;    (T)    63, 

118.    174.   234 
Morris  Co..  Vol.  III.   (H)  372.  399, 

402,  414 
Newark.    Vol.     I,    (K)     292;     (W) 

208;  Vol.   II,   (H)    42,  52,  80,  81, 

82,    83,    89,    90,    91,    93.    98.    100, 

101.   103.   104.   106,   117.   119.   134. 

143.   148,   152,   156,   ir,7,   171,   178, 

213,    215.    251;    ( VVm )    373;    Vol. 

III.    (H)    26.    360,    361,    373.    377, 

383.   402,  406,   409;    (T)    118.   141. 

142,   146,    157.    180.    194.   239 
New  Brunswick,   Vol.   II.    (H)    154 
New    Milford    [Newark],    Vol.    II, 

(H)    53 
Newton.    Vol.   II,    <H)    240,   408 
Northfield,   Vol.    II,    (H)    239 
Orange,     Vol.     II,     (H)     116,     118, 

140,   141.   143,   170,   171.   173.  238; 

Vol.   III.   (H)   371,  400.  408,  413; 

(T)    99 
Parslppany,  Vol.  II,   (H)   115.  141, 

251,   378 
Passaic.   Vol.   Ill   (H)    409;    (W?) 

337 
Paterson,    Vol.    I.     (A)    282;    (P) 

342;  Vol.   III.   (H)    402 
Perth  Amboy,  Vol.  Ill,  (H)  409 


628 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Pine  Brook,  Vol.  II.   (H)   139 
Pi«oataway.   Vol.   Ill,   (H?)   412 
Plainfield.    Vol.    II,    (H)    124;    Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    253.    268,    271 
PUukemin,  Vol.   Ill,   (H)   408,  409 
Princeton,    Vol.    I,    (W^)    195;    Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    174 
Railway.    Vol.    III.    (H)    376,    415; 

(T)    194 
Redflestown.  Vol.   II,   (H)   239 
Ridgefield  Park.  Vol.  Ill,   (H)  376 
Ridgewood.   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    170 
Rockaway.  Vol.   II,    (H)    139.   169; 

Vol.    III.    (H)    367.    384,    415 
Rutlierford,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   194 
Scotch    Plains,    Vol.    III.    (H)    404 
.Sewaren.    Vol.    T.    (W)    157 
Short   Hill,   Vol.    II,    (H)      116 
Somerville.  Vol.   II,    (H)    153 
Somerset    Co.,    Vol.    II,    (H)    119, 

145;  Vol.   Ill,    (H)    386.   390,   392 
South    Orange.    Vol.    I.    (W)    214. 

246;   Vol.   III.    (H)   412;    (T)    146 
Springfield,  Vol.  II,   (H)   114;  Vol. 

Ill,    (H)    368,    406,   416;    (T)    73, 

99,   145 
Stockholm,   Vol.    II,    (H)    139,    170 
Stony  Hill.  Vol.  II.    (H)   112,  137; 

Vol.    III.    (H)    415 
Succasunna,    Vol.    III.    441 
Su.ssex  Co..  Vol.   III.    (H)   392 
Trenton.    Vol.    III.    (H)    387 
Union,   Vol.    Ill,    (H)    371 
Vineland,    Vol.    I,    (W)    193,    216, 

249 
Wantage.  Vol.   III.   (H)   392 
Warren  Tp.,   Vol.   Ill,    (H>    415 
Washington.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    194 
Westfield.  Vol.   Ill,    (H)    366,    377, 

398;    (T)    245 
West  Orange.  Vol.  II,   (H)   171 
Wliippany.  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   362 

Vew  Mexico, 

Fruitland.    Vol.    II.    (iR)    309 
Raton.    Vol.    II,    (R)    392 

New  York, 


.    Vol.    II.    (H)    140,    170; 

Vol.    III.    (H)    402;    (Gr)    427 
Afton,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    153,   209,  216, 

262.    264.   265 
Albany.  Vol.   T.    (G)   377    .?79.   381; 

<^W)    77.   155.   19,"..    222.   238.   246. 

390;  Vol.  II.    (H)    166,  225;  Vol. 

Ill,   (H)   397;   (T)   59,  209 
Albion.  Vol.  II.    (R>   333 
Allegany,  Vol.   I,   (A)   285 
Allegany    Co.,    Vol.    II,    (R)    366; 

Vol.    Ill,    (Gr)    427,    428.    429 
Amawalk,   Vol.   III.    (T)    271 
Armenia.  Vol.  I.  (W)  93;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)   69;    (W)   344 
Angelica,  Vol.   I,   (J)   300,  303 
Arcade,   Vol.    Ill,    (W)    353 


Arlington,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  151,  205, 
206.  207,  258 

Attica,  Vol.  I,  (W)  104,  139,  140, 
404 

Atwater,  Vol.  III.   (T)   63 

Auburn.  Vol.  1,  (Wa)  314;  Vol. 
III.    (T)    120.   122.   151.   158 

Aurelius,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    149 

Avon,  Vol.  II,  (N)  369;  (R)  271, 
280 

Bainbridge,  Vol.  I,  (W)  251;  Vol. 
Ill,  (T)  75,  103,  104,  151,  152 
153,  154.  207,  208,  209.  210,  211, 
212,  213,  214,  215,  216,  217,  218, 
219,  256,  257,  258,  259,  260,  261, 
262.   263.    271 

Ballston,  Vol.  II.  (S)  371;  Vol. 
Ill,   (T)   100,  122,  147 

Bankville.  Vol.  III.   (T)   244 

Barker.  Vol.  I,  (W)  109,  144.  145, 
167,   168,   169 

Batavia.  Vol.  II,  (H)  132;  Vol. 
Ill,    (T)    156;    (W)    341 

Batchellorsville,  Vol.  I.   (P)  360 

Bath.  Vol.  II,  (H)  166,  198,  204. 
224 

Bed"ford,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  73.  74.  75, 
77.  80.  86,  92,  99,  100,  103,  104, 
105,  106,  127,  128,  129.  130,  146, 
152,  153,  154,  155,  182.  183.  184, 
185,   186,   187,   188,  207,  208,   220, 

221.  241,   242,   244,   245,    247,    266 
Beekman,  Vol.   III.    (T)   249 
Belvidere,  Vol.  HI,   (T)   153 
Berk.shire,   Vol.   I,    (W)    259 
Berlin,   Vol.   III.    (T)    156 
Berne,   Vol.    I,    (W)    100.    131.    133, 

159 
Bernhards  Bay,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    163 
Binghamton,  Vol.   I,    (A)    278;   (J) 
304,     309;     (W)     109,     145.     116, 
169.  193,   198,   217,   232.   246.    250, 
251.   258,    266;   Vol.   II,    (R)    320. 
351,   362,  Vol.   III.    (T)    1S7.   188. 
208,   213,   214,   215,   249.   250,  257, 
261.  263;  Vol.  III.  (W)  351 
Black  River,  Vol.   I,   (W)    393 
Black  Rock,  Vol.  I.   (W)   400 
Blind  Brook.  Vol.  III.   (T)  50 
Bloomville,  Vol.  III.   (T)   104 
Roonville.   Vol.    I,    (J)    302 
Borodino.    Vol.    I,    (Wa)    315 
Bow  Hill,  Vol.  I.  (W)  100 
Brainard,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   156,  158 
Brewster,   Vol.    III.    (T)    156,   158, 

221 
Brighton.  Vol.  I.   (Ab)   317 
Bristol.    Vol.     Ill,     (T)     160,     221. 

222,  226,    228 

Broadalbin,   Vol.   I,    (Ab)    317.   31 S 
Brookhaven.       L.       I..       Vol.       II, 

(Jame.s)    242 
Rrookport,    Vol.    I,    (J)    304.    309. 

311 
Brooklyn.    Vol.    I,    (A)    288;      (J) 

302,  305,  307,  310;   (G)   376;   (P) 


INDEX  OF  PLACES 


529 


(84) 


368;   (W)    97,  110.   123,   128,   129, 

167,   181,   213,   260;   Vol.   II,    (H) 

147,    391;     (Ph)    379;     (R)    287, 

311;  Vol.  Ill,  (H)   376,  410;   (T) 

77,    109,    111.    114,    127,    132,    149, 

158,  165,  168,  170,  181,   183,  186, 

196,  197,  199,  200,  202,  204,  207, 

219,  240,  245,  246,   252,   255,  268, 

270;    (W)    343 
Budds  Neck,  Vol.  I,   (T)   62 
Buffalo.  Vol.  I,  (W)  210,  254,  400; 

(R)  301,  351,  352,  355,  362,  363; 

Vol.  Ill,   (T)   226,  266 
Burnthills,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    100,   147 
Butternuts,   Vol.   I,    (J)    302 
Cacaet,  Vol.  III.  (T)  53 
Cairo,   Vol.    I,    (W)    188,    189,    205, 

206 
Calve3  Island,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)   65 
Cambridge,  Vol.  I,  (P)  410 
Canandaigua,    Vol.     II,     (H)     132, 

163.   164,   165;  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    113 
Can-na-wa-go,  Vol.  Ill,    (H?)   321 
Canton  Center,  Vol.  I,   (W)  93 
Carthage  Landing,  Vol.  I,   (W)   91 
Cassadaga,  Vol.   I,    (A)    273,   280 
Cato,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  183 
Cattaraugus  Co.,  Vol.   I,    (W)    73, 

100,  209 
Cayuga  Co..  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    S3 
Cazenovia,    Vol.    I.    (W)    71,    190, 

206;   Vol.   II.    (N)    367,   369 
Chappaqua.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   141,  142 
Charlotteville,  Vol.  I.  (W)  149 
Chatham,    Vol.    I,    (W)    205;    Vol. 

in,    (T)    156,   160,   161.   162.   163. 

221,   222,   224,   225,   226,   230,    231 
Chatham  Four  Corners,  Vol.   Ill, 

(T)    76,   108 
Chautauqua  Co..  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   124 
Chenango  Co.,  Vol.   II,    (H)    249 
Chenango  Forks,  Vol.  I,   (A)   278; 
Vol.  II,    (R)   351.   362 
Cherry  Valley,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    159 
Chittenango,  Vol.  I,   (W)   209,  242 
Clarkstown,   Vol.   HI,    (T)   53,   167 
Cleveland,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  163,  233 
Clifton  Park,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   159 
Clinton,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   74.  100,  101, 

102,   104,   149.   150,   151.   204,  205, 

206,    207,    255,    313 
Clinton  Corners  (see  Hyde  Park) 
Clyde,    Vol.    I,    (W)    98,    127,    129; 

Vol.  HI.   (T)   151,  161 
Clymer,  Vol.   II,    (R?)    376 
Cold  Spring,  Vol.   HI,    (T)    141 
Columbia  Co.,  Vol.  HI,  (T)  163 
Columbus,    Vol.    I.    (W)    216 
Conklin,  Vol.  I,  (A)  278;  (W)  238, 

251 
Conklin  Forks.  Vol.   I.    (A)   278 
Cooperstown,  Vol.   I,    (W)    205 
Corbettsville,  Vol.  I,  (W)  251,  266 
Corning.   Vol.    II,    fH)    166 
Cornwall,   Vol.    HI.    (T)    184 
Cortland,   Vol.    I.    (W)     139,     162, 


196,   19S,   217,  229;  Vol.  Ill,   (T) 

59,  87,  188,  2G2 
Coventry,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    215,   218 
Coventryville,  Vol.  HI,   (T)   262 
Covert,   Vol.   I,    (W)    206 
Coxsackie,  Vol.  HI,  60 
Crescent.    Vol.    HI,    (T)    159 
Cross  River,  Vol.  HI,   (T)    147 
Crown  Point,  Vol.  I,  (P)  338,  345, 
346;  (W)  390 
Cuba,   Vol.   II,    (N)   369 
Cuyler,  Vol.  I,  (W)  206 
Darien,   Vol.    I,    (A)    282 
Deposit,  Vol.  I,  (W)  216,  252;  Vol. 

II,    (R)    317 
De   Ruyter,  Vol.   I.    (W)    208 
Dobbs  Ferry  Vol.  I.   (P)   349 
Durham,  Vol.   HI,   (T)   107 
Dryden,  Vol.  I,   (W)   120,  190,  208 
Dutchess  Co..  Vol.  HI,  (T)  79,  103 
Eagle.  Vol.   I.    (W)    398;   Vol.   Ill, 

(W)  352,  sr.a 

Earlville,  Vol.  I,  (J)  302;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)   216 
East   Avon,   Vol.   II,    (H)    165,   203 
East  Chatham,  Vol.   HI,    (T)    157, 

158.   160 
Eastchester.  Vol.   HI,    (T)    61,   86, 

87,  112,  131 
East    Hampton,    L.     I.,    Vol.     HI, 

(W)  349 
East  Lebanon,  Vol.   III.    (T)   161 
East  Lime,  Vol.  HI.   (T)   227 
East  Nassau,  Vol.   III.    (T)    155 
East   Pike,   Vol.   Ill,   (T)    216,  264, 

265 
Eaton,  Vol.  I,   (W)   208 
Eden,  Vol.   I,    (Ab)    319 
Edinburg,   Vol.    I,    (Ab)    316.    318; 

Vol.   IL    (S)    371;   Vol.   HI,    (S) 

431 
Elba,   Vol.    HI,    (T)    161.    227,    229 
Elbridge.   Vol.    I,    (W)    203 
Elmira.  Vol.   I,    (J)    303;   Vol.   HI, 

<T)   214 
Elmsford,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  96 
Esperance,  Vol.  I.    (W)    195,   196; 

Vol.  III.  (T)  155 
Etna.   Vol.    I,    (W)    208 
Farming,  Vol.   I,    (W)    159 
Fayetteville.  Vol.   HI,   (T)    179 
Fenner.   Vol.    II.    (N)    368.    369 
Five    Corners,    Vol.    HI,    (T)    122, 

175,    176 
Flushing,   Vol.    II,    (R)    278;   Vol. 

HI,    (T)    194 
Fordham.  Vol.  Ill,    (T)   201 
Forrestville.   Vol.    I.    (A)    285 
Franklin,    Vol.    I,    (G)    384;    (W) 

266 
Frpdonia.    Vol.    I.     (A)     271,    272. 

273,    280,    281,    282.    287 
Fremont  Center,  Vol.   II,   (R)   346 
Fulton  Co..    (S)    431 
Gaines,   Vol.   I.    (A)    274 
Gale   Hill,   Vol.    HI.    (T)    155,    156 


630 


GENERAL   INDEX 


Galen.   Vol.   I,    (W)    130.    15S 
Genesee.  Vol.  II,  (H)  204 
Gene.seo.    Vol.    II,    (N)    369;    Vol. 

Ill,    (G)    356 
Geneva,  Vol.  I,  (W)  134;  Vol.  Ill, 
,    (T)    120 
Genoa,    Vol.    III.    (T)    82.    83,    84. 

118.   119,   120,   121.   122,   124.  125. 

174.   175.  176,  177.  178.  179.   180. 

181.  239,  240;  (W)  352 
Ghent.  Vol.  III.  (T)  157 
Glen  Castle.  Vol.  I.   (W)   145,  168, 

169 
Glen  Cove,  L,.  I.,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  146 
Glens  Palls,  Vol.   I,    (P)   346.   357; 

Vol.  Ill,   (T)   182,  231 
Goshen.   Vol.   III.    (T)    59 
Granville,  Vol.    I,    (P)    357 
Greene,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   76,  108 
Green  Island,   V^ol.  Ill,   (T)    157 
Greenbush,  Vol.   Ill,    (U)    423 
Greenville,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   158 
Groton,  Vol.  I,   (W)   120;  Vol.  III. 

(T)   122.   179 
Guilford.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    161,    207, 

208,    209,    211,    213.    227,    228 
Guilford  Center,  Vol.  III.  (T)  218 
Hague,  Vol.   I,    (P)    356 
Half  Moon,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   159 
Hamburg,  Vol.   I,    (A)    281 
Hamilton,   Vol.    I,    (W)    166;    Vol. 

II.    (N)    366 
Hamlet.  Vol.    I.    (W)    398 
Hammond    Mills,    Vol.     III.     (U) 

424 
Harlem,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  166 
Harpersville.     Vol.     I.     (W)     205; 

Vol.  Ill,  (T)  215 
Harrison,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   57,  61,  62, 

63,  69 
Harrison's  Purchase,  Vol.  Ill,  (T) 

69,   336 
Hartwick,  Vol.  I,  (A)   276 
Hastings.   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    163.   232. 

233 
Haverstraw,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  167.  234 
Hawthorne.   Vol.    III.    (U)    423 
Hempstead,  L.  I..  Vol.  III.  (T)  49. 

66.    137 
Herkimer.  Vol.  I.   (W)   147 
Hoag  Corners.  Vol.  HI.  (T)  156 
Hobart.  Vol.   II,    (H)    292 
Holmes.  Vol.  I.  (W)  73 
Homer.   Vol.   I.    (J)   303;    (W)    394 
Hoosick.  Vol.   II.    (N)    367.  369 
Hoosick  Falls.  Vol.  I.  (W)  90,  120 
Hopewell.  Vol.  II.   (H)   166 
Hume.    Vol.    II.    (W)    S.'vS 
Hyde  Park,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   102.  103. 

148.   150.   203.   204.   245.   255.    313 
Ilion.  Vol.  I.   (J)   310.  311 
Irving,  Vol.  I,  (W)   105,  404 
Itaska,  Vol.  I,   (W)   169 
Ithaca,  Vol.   I,    (J)   303:   (W)    119; 

Vol.   III.    (T)    82.    113.    121.    168. 

178.  240 


Jericho.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    101 
Kakiate,  Vol.   III.  (T)   53.  335 
Katonah.   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    184.    185, 

242,  245,  246 
Kattelville.   Vol.   I,    (W)    168 
Kennedy,   Vol.   I,    (W)    163 
Kinderhook,     Vol.     Ill,     (T)     163, 

164,    192,    232,   233 
Kingsbury,  Vol.   I,    (P)   347 
Kings    Ferry.    Vol.    III.    (T)    122, 

174.  178 
Kingston.  Vol.  III.   (T)   166 
Kirkwood,  Vol.   I.    (W)    216 
Kitchawan.   Vol.    III.    (T)    96,    199 
I^ke  George.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  231 
Lakeport.   Vol.    I.    (W)    263 
Lansing.    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    176.    177. 

179 
Lansingville.     Vol.     III.     (T)     82, 

119.    122 
Lattingtown.  Vol.   Ill,   (T)   71.  94 
Lebanon,    Vol.    II,    (N)    365;    Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    156 
Lestershlre,     Vol.     Ill,     (T)     215 
Lewiston,  Vol.   II,    (N)    365 
Liberty.   Vol.   II.    (H)   215 
Lima.  Vol.   II.    (R)    280.    287,   290, 

2'95,    296,   307,    315 
Lisbon.  Vol.   I.   (W)    259 
Littleville,   Vol.   II,    (H)    166 
Little  York.  Vol.   I.   (Ab)   316 
Livingston.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  192 
Lloyd,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    206 
Lockport.    Vol.    I,    (E)    290;    Vol. 

ni,    (T)    156 
Lodi,  Vol.  I,   (W)   206 
Lyon    Brook,    Vol.    II.    (H?)    249; 

Vol.  Ill,  (H?)  164.  320.  321 
Lyonsburgh,  Vol.  Ill,  (W)  352 
Lyonsdale.  Vol.  I,  (W)  66,  90.  91, 

121 
Lyons  Falls.  Vol.   Ill,    (W)   348 
Lyons  Point,  Vol.  III.  (T)   42.   172 
Lvonsvllle.   Vol.    II,    (H)    165.   203 
Madison,  Vol.  II.   (H)   116 
Madison    Co..    Vol.    II.    (N)    365 
Main.  Vol.  II.   (R)   320 
Maiden.  Vol.  III.   (T)   156 
Mamaketing,    Vol.    I.    (W)    218 
Mamaroneck,  Vol.  III.   (T)   70.  73, 

118,   144,    145.   190.   191.   194.   312 
Marathon.    Vol.    I.    (W)    208;    Vol. 

II.  (R)    362 
Marcellus.  Vol.  I.   (Ab)   318 
Marlboro.    Vol.    III.    (T)    71.    140, 

141 
Maryland,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    156 
Masonville,  Vol.  II,   (H)  115;  Vol. 

III.  (T)    152,   154,   208.   209,   210, 
211.   212.   213.   257,    258 

Marv'ille.  Vol.  II.    (N)   366 
Mechanicsville.    Vol.   III.    (T)    159 
Mecklenburg.  Vol.   II.    (R)    283 
Meredith.  Vol.   III.    (T)    154 
Merrick.  L.  L.  Vol.  I.   (W)   169 
Middlefield,   Vol.    T,    (W)    205 


INDEX   OF   PLACES 


531 


Midflletown,  Vol.  II.   (H)   156,  184 
Milford,  Vol.   I.   (W)   77;  Vol.  Ill, 

(W)    434 
Milton,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  71,  82.  84.  95. 

140,   196 
Mina.  Vol.  I.   (A)   286 
Monroe  Co..   Vol.    III.    (T)    lOr. 
Moravia,    Vol.    II.    (N)    369;    Vol. 

111.  (T)    82.   120 
Moriah,  Vol.  II.   (R)   281 

Mount    Kisco.    Vol.    III.    (T)    106, 

183.    113,    190.    200.    246 
Mount  Pleasant,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  246 
Mount  Vernon,   Vol.   III.    (T)    145. 

192 
Naples,    Vol.    II.    (H)    202;    (R?) 

376 
Napoli.  Vol.   II,    (Ph)    379 
Nelson.  Vol.  II.   (N)  365.  366.  367. 

368.  370 
New    Berlin.    Vol.    II.     (Ph)    379; 

Vol.    III.    (T)    209 
New    Brunswick.    L.    I.,    Vol.    Ill, 

(T)    247 
Newburgh.   Vol.    I.    (W)    162;   Vol. 

II,    (H)    170.   174;   Vol.   Ill,    (T) 

60.    101.    207 
Newburn,    Vol.    III.    (T)    174 
Newfield,  Vol.  I.   (W)   220 
New   Hartford.   Vol.    II.    (H)    132. 

165.  2'40;  Vol.  Ill,  (H)  384;  (W) 

352 
New'Hempstead.  Vol.  III.  (T)  52. 

53 
New   Lebanon.   Vol.   HI,    (T)    156. 

157,   158.   159 
New    Marlboro.    Vol.    III.    (T)    78 
Newport.  Vol.   III.    (T)    158 
New    Roohelle.    Vol.    I.    (W>    156. 

177,   256.   257,   267;  Vol.   II.    (H) 

156,  184;  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   191.  195; 

(W)   350.  351 
Newtown.   L.  I.,  Vol.   IT,   (James) 

242;  Vol.   III.    (T)   166 
New    Windsor,   Vol.    II,    (H)    121. 

148 
New   York  City,  Vol.   I,    (A)    276. 

288;   (E)   295;   (G)   376.  381;   (J) 

305.  307,  311;   (P)   340.  347.  349. 

364,  368;   (W)   67,  74.  90.  93.  97. 

118.   127,   139,  147.   156.   159.   177, 

198.   201.   212.   213.   215.  220.   225, 

230.   240.   241.  256.   257.   260,   267, 

396,   402.   404;  Vol.    II.    (H)    122. 

134.   158,   166.   167.   183.    191.   204. 

215.  235;  Vol.  III.   (H)   366.  372. 
.  373,  378,   385.  388.   408.   409.   410. 

411,    413:    (P)    354;    (T)    26.    55, 

59,  75,  76.  77.  80.  86.  91.  95.  97,  98. 

103.  104.   105.   108.  109.   110.   111. 

112.  113.  114.  118.  119.  123.  131. 
132,  135,  137.  138.  143.  144.  145. 
149.  151.  139.  165.  166.  167.  168. 
169.  171.  174.  178,  181.  182,  186. 
188.  190.  192.  193.  194.  197.  198. 
201.   205.  206.  208.  240,  241.  244. 


253,  314.  316;  (?)  335.  336;  (W) 

343.    344.    347.   353 
Niagara  Falls,  Vol.   I,   (W)   131 
Nine   Partners,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    69, 

108.  160 
Nineveb.    Vol.   III.    (T)    216 
Niobe,   Vol.    I.    (W)    139 
Northampton.    Vol.    I,    (Ab)    316, 

317    318 
North  Bangor,  Vol.  I,   (A)   287 
North    Castle,    Vol.    II,     (T)     38; 

Vol.    III.    (T)    57.   65.   66.   73.    74. 

75.  76.  78,  86,  88.  100.  101.  102. 
103.  106.  107,  108.  110,  111.  112. 
113.  114.  130,  154,  170.  190.  220. 
299 

North  Chatham.  Vol.  I,   (W)   157; 

Vol.  Ill,  (T)  158 
North  Hector.  Vol.   I.   (W)   206 
North  Penfleld.  Vol.  I.   (W)   91 
North  Salem.  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  73,  98, 

143.    144 
Northville.   Vol.   I,    (Ab)    318 
Norwich.  Vol.  I.   (J)   301.  303.  304, 

305.  306.  309;  (W)   168.  217.  250; 

Vol.    Ill,    (T)    209 
Nyack,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  86,  134 
Ogdensburg.  Vol.  II.  (H)  113.  164, 

169.    173,    207 
Old    Chatham.    Vol.    III.    (T)    109. 

221 
Oneida.   Vol.   I.   (W)    263 
Oneonta.  Vol.  I.  (G)  385;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)    156 
Orange  Co..  Vol.  III.   (T)   103 
Ossian.  Vol.   III.    (T)    264 
Ossining.    Vol.    III.     (T)    130 
Oswego.   Vol.    I.    (W)    168.    390 
Otisco,  Vol.   II,   (S)   371 
Otsego.  Vol.  I,  (W)  53 
Otsego  Co..  Vol.  II.  (R)   283;  Vol. 

Ill,    (U)    424 
Ovid,  Vol.   I,    (W)    101.   206 
Oxford.  Vol.  I.   (W)  252;  Vol.  Ill, 

76.  106.  215.  216.  218.  320.  321. 
322 

Oyster  Bay.  Vol.   III.    (T)    165 
Panama.   Vol.   I.    (A)    286 
Pawling,  Vol.  II,   (R)   265,  279 
Peekskill,  Vol.  III.  (T)  187.  189 
Phelps,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    177 
Perryville.   Vol.   I.    (W)    206 
Phlllipsburgh.   Vol.   III.    (T)    336 
Pike,    Vol.    III.    (W)    353 
Plainfield.   Vol.    I.    (Ab)    316;    (J) 

306 
Plattsburg,  Vol.  II,   (H)    132.  163. 

164.   165,   203 
Pleasant  Valley,  Vol.  III.   (T)  71, 

149.    205.    255 
Pleasantville.  Vol.   III.   (T)    199 
Plymouth.  Vol.  I,   (J)  308.  311 
Poland.  Vol.  III.    (T)   156 
Poningoe,  Vol.   Ill,  335 
Poplar  Ridge,  Vol.  III.   (T)   178 
Port  Chester,  Vol.  III.  (T)  42.  71. 


5S2 


GENERAL  INDEX 


76,    80,    109,    110,    116,    117,    US, 
I'lti,   137,   171,   172,   173,   190,    195 
[See  also  Rye  J 
Port  Jervjs.   Vol.  II,    (H)    143 
Pottcrsville,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    231 
Poug-hkeepsie,    Vol.    I.     (W)     181; 
Vol.   Ill,    (T)    140.   148.   149.   150. 
151,    204,   206,   233,   245.   246,   256 
Purcha.se.  Vol.  Ill,  (T),  99 
Purdvs  Station,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   196 
Purling,  Vol.  I,  (W),  205 
Quaker  Ridge,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  173 
Randolph,  Vol.  I.  (W)   139,  163 
Rayville,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    156,    157, 

160 
Renssalaer,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    156 
Renssalacrville,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    163 
Rhinebeck    [Rhynbeck],    Vol.    Ill, 

(T)    101,   205 
Rhinecliff.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    150 
Richmond,  Vol.  II,   (R?)   376 
Riders  Mills,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   155 
Rochester,    Vol.    I,    (J)    309,    311; 
(W)   91,  177,  196.   212,   213.   224; 
Vol.   II,    (R)    333;   Vol.   Ill,    (T) 
87,    148,    156,   158,    166,    203.    214; 
(W?)    337 
Rockdale.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   213 
Rodman,  Vol.  I,  (J)  310;  Vol.  Ill, 

(W)   341 
Rome,   Vol.    I.    (E)    294;   Vol.    III. 

(T)    231 
Rose.  Vol.  I,    (W)   72,  97,   98,   100, 

129 
Ro.sedale,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  115 
Roslyn,  Vol.  Ill,    (T)   247 
Rc^sville.    Vol.    I,     (W)     91,    121; 

Vol.  Ill,  (T)  180 
Ru.sh,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  74.  100 
Rushford,    Vol.    II,    (N)    365,    366, 

867,  369 
Rve,  Vol.  II.  (T)  37,  258;  Vol.  Ill, 
"(T)    28.    40.    42,    46,    47,    48,    50, 
55,  60.  62,  65,   66.   67,   68,   69,   70, 
71,   72,  80,   88,  91,  9^2.  93,  94.  95, 
98.    99,    114,    115,    116,    127,    139, 
141,  171,  196.  279,   287,  292,   295, 
296,  335 
Rye  Neck,   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    50 
Sarket   Harbor.   Vol.   I.    (Ab)    316. 

317;  Vol.   Ill,    (Ab)   403 
Salamanca,  Vol.   II.    (R)   351 
Salem,  Vol.   III.    (T)    144.   249 
•    Salina,  Vol.   I.    (W)    91 

Salt    Point,    Vol.    III.    (T)    2.-.5 
Sandford,   Vol.    I,    (W)     248,     249, 

266 
Sandy  Hill.  Vol.   III.   (T)   182 
Saratoga.    Vol.    I,    (A)    272,    287; 
Vol.     Ill,     (T)     155,     159;     (W) 
348 
Saratoga    Co..    Vol.    II.    (R)    264. 

273;  Vol.   Ill,    (S)    431 
Sardinia.  Vol.   I,    (W)    130 
Saw    Pits,    [Saw    Pit].    Vol.    TIT, 
(T)   71,  109,  110,  116,   155 


:Schaghticoke,  Vol.  Ill,   (V)   425 
Sear.sdale.   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    98.    102, 

145 
Schenectady.     Vol.     I,     (W)     123, 

156.   168,   177;  Vol.   II,    (H)    124, 

156;   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    121,   177 
Schuylersville,  Vol.   Ill,    (T>     159 
Sclpio,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    120 
Sea  Cliff,  Vol.   I,    (W)    177 
Seeley  Creek,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   214 
Seneca    Falls,    Vol.    Ill,     (T)    77, 

111,    158 
Setanket,   L.   I.,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    201 
Shady  Side,  Vol.  Ill,   <T)   171 
Sharon   Station,   Vol.    I,     (E)    285, 

28'8 
Sherburne,    Vol.    I,    (J)    300,    302, 

303,  304,  305,  306,  307,  308,  310; 

Vol.  Ill,   (J)   321,  322 
Sherman,    Vol.     I,     (A)     278,    279. 

9  Q  (t        90  fi 

Sherwood,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   248 
Sherwoods  Corners,  Vol.  III.   (T) 

186 
Sidney  Center,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    209 
Sing  Sing,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  186.  242; 

(U)   424 
Slaterville    Springs,   Vol.    I.    (W) 

227;  Vol.  Ill,  (W)  351 
Sloansville,  Vol.  II,  (H)  251 
Smithfleld,  Vol.  I,  (W)  153 
Smithtown,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  171 
Smithville.  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  215 
Smyrna,  Vol.   I,   (J)   302,  305,  30«, 

307,  308.  310.  311 
Southampton,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  49 
South    Oxford,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    79, 

107 
Southold,  L.   I.,  Vol.  Ill,  63 
South  Point,  Vol.  III.   (T)   214 
South    Sialem.    Vol.    II,    (R)    271; 

Vol.  Ill,   (H)   397;   (T)   12S.  186, 

243 
Spafford.    Vol.    I,    (W)     119:    Vol. 

II.    (S)    371 
Sparta,  Vol.  Ill,   (U)    423 
Spring  Mills,  Vol.   III.    (T)    264 
Spuyten  Duyvil,   Vol.   I,    (W)    127 
.Staatsibnrgh,    Vol.    Ill,     (T>     150. 

206.    207 
Stanford.  Vol.  III.   (T)   150,  IBl 
Stanfordsvil'le,  Vol.    Ill,    (T)    205, 

2'*1 
Staten   Island,  Vol.   III.    (T)    132. 

240 
Steamburg,  Vol.   I,    (W)   104.   139, 

162,  163,  164 
Steuben  Co.,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    99 
Stockbridge,  Vol.   II.    (N)    369 
Stockton.    Vol.    I,     (A)     271,    276, 

279,    285 
Stormville,   Vol.    ITT,    (T)    187 
Syracuse.    Vol.    I.    (J)    303:    (W) 

131,  206;  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   121,  163. 

177,    178,    233 


IXDEX   OF   PLACES 


533 


Tappan,    Vol.    III.    (T)    118 
Tarrytown,  Vol.  III.   (T)   112.   167 
Ticonderoga,  Vol.   I,    (A)   271;  (P» 

343;    (W)    67,   76.    209 
Tompkins  Co..  Vol.   II,   (R)    378 
Towners,  Vol.   III.    (T)    271 
Troy.   Vol.    I,    (W)    210;    Vol.    III. 

(T)    157 
Truxton,  Vol.  I.  (W)  203.  208,  209 
ITnadilla.  Vol.  III.   (T)   209,  258 
Union.  Vol.  II.   (R)  320;  Vol.  III. 

(T)    216 
Union  City.  Vol.  I,  (W1   21.") 
Unionville.  Vol.  Ill,   (U)   423,  424, 

425 
Utica.   Vol.    II.    (H)    240 
Valatie,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    163 
Vernon  Center,  Vol.  I.    (W)   147 
Verona,    Vol.    I,    (W)    147 
Vestal,  Vol.   I.    (A)    278 
Victoria    Mills,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    182 
Victory,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    149 
Villenova.    Vol.    I.    (W)    104,    105. 

140 
Walton,   Vol.    III.    (T)    258 
■^^^alwoTth.    Vol.    I,    (W)    91.    120; 

(Wa)    312.    314;    Vol.    II.    (Wa) 

375;    Vol.    Ill,    (Wa)    426 
Wappinff  Falls.  Vol.   III.   (T>    206 
TVarren.sburff.  Vol.  I.   (P)   346 
Warsaw.    Vol.    III.     (W)     352 
Watkins,    Vol.    II,    (H)    166 
Waverly,    A'ol.    I,     fW)    193,    220. 

252;    Vol.    Til,    CT)    165 
Wayne  Co..  Vol.  I,   (Wa)  312.  313 
Wellsbridge.    Vol.     III.     (T)     215. 

216 
Wellsville,  Vol.  III.    (T)   153,  210. 

West' Chemung.  Vol.  I.  (A)  278 
West  Ohenang-o.  Vol.  I,  (A)  278 
We,stchester.  Vol.  I.  (G)  375;  Vol. 

III.   (T)   49.   50 
Westchester  Co.,  Vol.  III.  (T)   25. 

105;    (U)    423 
West  Day.  Vol.  I.   (Ab)  318 
West  Farms.  Vol.    III.    (T)    131 
Westfield.    Vol.    I.    (W)    144;    Vol. 

Ill,    (T)    198 
Westford,    Vol.    T,    (G)    381:    (W) 

205 
West  Frankfort,  Vol.  I,   (W)    147 
West  Haverstraw,    Vol.    Ill,    (T) 

210 
West  Lebanon.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)   155. 

156.    158 
West   Point.  Vol.   I,    (W)    137 
Whitehall.    Vol.    I,    (P)    340,    357. 

364 
White    Plains,    Vol.    I.    (W)    132. 

160;    Vol.    II,    (T)    37:    Vol.    III. 

(T)    47,    59.    60.    61.    72.    73,    78. 

85,  90,   96,   97,  98.   131,  171,   172, 

188,  189,  191,  220.  244,  245,  250. 


251,     267,     268.     301.     307;     (W) 

347 
Whitesboro.    Vol.    III.    (T)    163 
Whitestown,  Vol.  II.   (H)   165 
Williamson,  Vol.   I,   (W)   391 
Winsor,   V'ol.   I,   (W)   86,   215,  246 
Yonkens,  Vol.  1,  (P)  367;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)    96,    142,    143,    149,    18C,    250 
Yorktown.  Vol,  III.   (T)    246 
Korth  Carolina, 

I.incolnton.  Vol.   III.   (T)    171 
Goldsboro.  Vol.   I,   (W)   157 
Thomasville,  Vol.  Ill,  (Penn)   330 
Tarboro,  Vol.  Ill,   (W)    348 
Korth  Dakota, 

.    Vol.    II,    (R)    331 

Enderlin,    Vol.    III.    (T)    226 
Grand  Pork,  Vol.  I,   (W)   167.   238 
Oaks.  Vol.  Ill,    (T)   226 
Minot,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    229 
Sanborn.  Vol.   I,   (W)   238 
Upper  Cannonball  River,  Vol.    II. 

(R)    303 
Kova   Scotia.     See   British    America 
Ohio, 

,    Vol,    II,    (R)    331,    Vol. 

III.    (H)    381.    412;    (T)    84,    87, 

106,  124,  165,  177 
Addison,    Vol.    Ill,    (H)    377,    382. 

383 
Akron.  Vol.   I.    (W)    398 
Ashtabula,  Vol.  in.   (T)   149.   161, 

204,   205 
Bedford.  Vol.   I,    (A)    282 
Belleville,   Vol.    I.    (Ab)    319 
Bloomfleld,  Vol.   II,    (R)    378 
Brimfield.  Vol.  I.   (W)   76 
Broadway,  Vol,  II,   (H)  128 
Bronson,    Vol,    III.     (T)    82.    121, 

179 
Butler  Co.,  Vol.   II,   (H)    124,  145, 

153,  175,  176,  195;  Vol.  HI.  (H) 

386,  392.   404 
Chillicothe,  Vol.   I.    (W)   209 
Cincinnati.    Vol.    I.    (J)    310;    (P) 

362,  363.  367;   (W)   139,  241,  407. 

Vol,   II.    (H)    125,   150,    154,    155. 

158.  160,   161,   162.  180,   183,   185. 

191,  192,   193,   194,  196.   197,   208, 

212,  217,   218,  219,  220.  234,   236, 

329;  Vol.   Ill,    (H)    26,   378,    384. 

388,    404;    (T)    2S2 
Clark  Co..  Vol.  II,    (H)   231;  Vol. 

Ill    391     397 
Cleveland.'  Vol.    I.    (G)    381:    (W) 

206.   209.  242,  250.  265.  399.  400; 

Vol.   II.   (H)   170,  217;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)   159 
Clyde,  Vol.   II,   (R)   312,  313,  332 
Columbus,  Vol.   II,   (H)   208;  Vol. 

Ill,    (H)    400;    (T)    264 
Conneaut,    Vol.    I,    (W)    246;   Vol. 

II,    (H)    164,   200,   201,   202,   225 
Covington,  Vol,   III,    (H)    394 


534 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Cy^et.  Vol.  I.  (W)   180 
Dayton.  Vol.  I,  (P)  358,  364;  Vol. 
II,    (H)    125,    143,    176,   208.    210, 
212,  229,  230,  232,   233,  Vol.   Ill, 

(H)   357,   377,  381,  382,  388,  394, 
395,  398,  399,  400 
Delaware,  Vol.  II,  (Ph)  379 
East  Cleveland,  Vol.  I,  (Ab)   318, 

319 
Euolid.  Vol.  I,   (Ab)   318,  319 
Fairfield.    Vol.    IT,    (H)    122,    150. 

175,  176,  209,  210,  229;  Vol.  Ill, 

(H)  377,  386,  387.  389,  390,  391. 
393,    394.    395,    398 
Pitchville,  Vol.  III.   (T)   123.  125 
Port  Washing'ton,  Vol.  II,  (H)  125 
Fostoria.  Vol.   II,    (R)   392 
Gallon,  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   397 
Genoa,  Vol.  II,   (R)  332 
Glendale,  Vol.  II,   (H)   192 
Glenviille,  Vol.  I,   (Ato)  318 
Granville,  Vol.   I,    (A)    286 
Hamilton.  Vol.   HI,    (H)    385 
Hamilton  Co..   Vol.   II,    (H)    153 
Hanover  Station.  Vol.   I.   (W)    164 
Harrison.  Vol.  II,   (H)   195 
Harri-sonville.   Vol.    I.    (W)    154 
Hillgrove,   Vol.    II.    (H)    123,    151, 

176;    Vol.    HI,    (H)    383 
Huntington,   Vol.    II,    (Ph)    379 
Huron   Co.,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    83,    84, 

125 
Jefferson,  Vol.  HI,   (T)   204 
Kirtland,    Vol.    I,    (Ato)    319 
Knox  Co.,  Vol.   II,    (H)    144 
Lafayette,  Vol.    I,    (W)    153 
Lebanon.    Vol.    HI,    (H)    389 
Lexington,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    121 
Licking  Co..  Vol.   IL   (H)   128 
Marietta.   Vol.    HI,    (T)    101,    102 
Mason,   Vol.    H,    (H)    184 
Medina  Co..   Vol.   I.    (W)    154,   175 
Miami  Co.,  Vol.   II,    (H)   209,  229; 

Vol.  HI.   (H)   389 
Middletown,     Vol.    H,      (H)      208, 

232;  Vol.   Ill,   (H)   388,  392,  404, 

405 
Mill   Creek,  Vol.   II.    (H)    125,  154, 

162 
Monroe.  Vol.  HI.   (T)   204 
Mount   Gilead.   Vol.   Ill,    (H)    128, 

157 
Mount  Vernon.  Vol.  II,   (H)   157 
New    Carlisle.    Vol.    II,     (H)     122; 

Vol.   HI.    (H)    377.   382 
Norwalk,  Vol.   HI.   (T)   239,   270 
Oberlin.  Vol.  I.  (W)  237;  Vol.  Ill, 

(T)    176,    239,    269 
O.sborn.  Vol.  II.  (H)  210,  230,  231, 

232;  Vol.   HI,   (H)   382.  387.  389, 

390,   391,   395.   396,    397,   398,   399 
Ottawa,  Vol.   HI.    (H)    396 
Oxford.   Vol.    I.    (A)    275;   Vol.   II, 

(H)   12.-; 


Painesville,  Vol.   I,   (A)   275;   (W) 

106 
Peru,    Vol.    HI,    (T)    121 
Piquu,  Vol.  II,   (H)   233;  Vol.   Ill, 

(H)   387,  394,  400 
Pleasant   Ridge.   Vol.    II.    (H)    218 
Portage  Co.,  Vol.   I,   (W)   140,  164 
Portsmouth,   Vol.    I,    (P)    367 
Richmond.    Vol.    III.    (T)    164 
Saint  Paris.  Vol.  I.  (W)   210;  Vol. 

HI.  (H)  383 
Salem    [Conneaut],    Vol.    II,    (H) 

164 
Sandusky.  Vol.  II.  (H)  169 
Sparta,   Vol.    II,    (R)    378 
Springfield,  Vol.   II.   (H)    161.   162, 

194.   219;  Vol.  HI.    (H)    382.   397 
Strongsville,  Vol.  I,   (W)   399,  400 
Toledo.    Vol.   T.    (W)    180,    210 
ToTvnsend.   Vol.    II,    (R)    332 
Tremont.    Vol.    HI,    (H)    391 
Trov,    Vol.    I,    (W)    190;    Vol.    HI, 

(H)    387.   389 
ITrbana.  Vol.  HI,   (W)   347 
Utica,    Vol.    II.    (H)    128.    157 
Warren    Co..    Vol.    III.    (H)    384, 

385 
Wauseon.  Vol.   HI.    (W)    342 
Wellington,  Vol.  HI,    (T)   239 
Willoughby.    Vol.    I.    (A)    273.    280 
Wdlmin^on.  Vol.   IT.    (H)   236 
Windham.   Vol.    I,    (W)    249 
Woodtourn,   Vol.    H.    (H)    128 
Yellow   Springs.   Vol.   IT.    (H)    230 
Youngstown.    Vol.     I.     (W)     244; 

Vol.  IH.   (T)  204 
Xenia.  Vol.   IT.   (H)   231;   (R)   334; 

Vol.  IH,   (H)  396 


Oklahoma, 


-,  Vol.  IIL   (T)  317 


Cooperton.  Vol.    II.    (H)    241 
Pushing.  Vol.  HI.    (T)    315,   317 
Ocote,   Vol.   I,    (A)    281 
Terlton.  Vol.  HI.   (T)   162.   163 
Sayre,  Vol.   HI.   (T)    265 

Ontario.      See   British   America. 

Oregrou, 

.  Vol.  HI.   (T)   20S 


Amity,   Vol.    I.    (P)    359 
Astoria.  Vol.   HI.    (W)   350 
Currv  Co..  Vol.   HI,    (T)   228 
Denmark.    Vol.    IH.    (T)    228 
Eugene  City.  Vol.  I.   (A)   276 
Grants  Pass,   Vol.   I,    (A)    280 
Island  City.  Vol.   I,    (A)    276 
T^a  Grande.  Vol.  I,   (A)    276 
Portland.    Vol.    I.    (A)    276;    (W) 

259;  Vol.   II,    (R)    317;  Vol.   HI, 

(T)    158 
Salejn,  Vol.   T,    (P)    359 
The  Dalles.  Vol.  I.   (P)   358,  359 
Westport.  Vol.   III.   (W)  350 


INDEX  OF  PLACES 


636 


FeniiBylTsnia, 

,  Vol.   Ill,   (Gr)    427;    (T) 

138 
Allegheny  City,  Vol.  II'I,   (H)  395 
Alleg-heny  Tp..  Vol.   I.   (W)    140 
Allentown,  Vol.  II.   (H)   216 
Arm.strong  Co.,    Vol.    I,    (Ab)    318 
Athens.  Vol.  I,   (W)    252 
Auburn,  Vol.  I,  (W)  254 
Bedford,  Vol.  Ill,  (Penn)  324 
Belleville,   Vol.  Ill,    (Penn)    327 
Belleforte,  Vol.  Ill,   (Penn)  330 
Bingham,   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    215,   263, 

264 
Blairsville,   Vol.    Ill,    (Penn)    326 
Bradford,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    260.    272 
BridgeWater,  Vol.  I.  (W)   197,  228 
Butler   Co.,    Vol.    IIT,    (Penn)    324 

325 
Cambridge  Spring.s,  Vol.   Ill,    iT) 

Carbondale.  Vol.  I,   (W)   229.  260; 

Vol.   IT.    (R)    347,   361;   Vol.   Ill, 

(T)    177 
Carlisle.  Vol.  Ill,  (Penn)   323.  325 
Center  Square.  Vol.   I.   (W)   219 
Chambersburg,    Vol.    Ill,    (Penn) 

324 
Chester.  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    232 
Clifford.     Vol.     II,     (R)    317,    318, 

347.  348 
Cochranton,  Vol.    T,    (A)    2S5 
Corry.  Vol.   I,    (W)    247 
Corydon,  Vol.  I,  (W)  139,  163 
Couder.sport,  Vol.  IIT.   (T)    261 
Coylesville,    Vol.    T,    (A)    278,   284, 

2  g  5    288 
Dallas  City.   Vol.   I.    (A)    279.   286 
Danville,  Vol.  T,   (W)   198.  229,  232 
Dauphin,  Vol.  I.   (W)   223 
Dundaff,  Vol.  I,  (W)   198;  Vol.  II. 

(R)    319 
Easton.   Vol  II,    (H)    215,   234 
Edinboro,   Vol.    TIT.    (T)    161 
Elk   T.ake,   Vol.   TIT,    (T)    204 
Erie.   Vol.    I.    (A)    285;     (W)     167; 

(T)    161,    162;    Vol.    TIT,    (Penn) 

327 
Fleetville.    Vol.    II,    (R)    348 
Franklin,   Vol.   I,    CW)    229 
French    Creek.    Vol.    TT,    (H)    136; 

Vol.   Ill,   rH)    380.   385 
Fulton  Co.,  Vol.    Ill,    (Penn)    326, 

328 
Germantown,    Vol.    IT,     (H)     225; 

Vol.  ITT,   (T)   247 
Gib.son,  Vol.   I.   (W)    171 
Girard,   Vol.    I,    (A)    278,    284 
Great  Bend.  Vol.   I.    (W)    186.   192, 

193.    215,    216,    217.    248.    251 
Hallstead,  Vol.   I,    (W)    216,   248 
Hamilton.  Vol.   II,    (R)    353 
Harford,  Vol.  I.   (W)   86.  112.  113, 

114,   115,   146,   148,    149,    150,   260 


Harrisburg,  Vol.  I,   (W)   230;  Vol. 

IT,   (R)  298 
Herrick,    Vol.    II.     (R)     277.    287, 

288.  297,  298,  299,  300,  317,  323, 

348 
Huntington   Co.,  Vol.    Ill,    (Penn) 

326,  328,  330 
Jackson,    Vol.     I,     (W)     193.     218, 

251,  252 
Johnstown,   Vol.    IT,    (H)    222 
Kizers,    Vol.    TT,    (R)    299 
I^aceyville,  Vol.  II,  (R)  319 
Lanesboro,   Vol.   I.    (W)    193.    205. 

214.   215,  217,  218,  219,   228,   246. 

248,   251,   252.   266;   Vol.   II,    (R) 

319,    347 
Laceyville.   Vol.   II,    (R)    319 
Look  Haven,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   214 
Mahanoy  City.  Vol.  IT,   (R)   318 
McKean,  Vol.   HI,   (T)   162 
McVeytown,   Vol.   HI.    (Penn)   324 
Meadville,    Vol.    I.    (W)    193 
Miffln  Co..  Vol.  IIT.   (Penn)   324 
Mifflintown,    Vol.    HI,    (Penn)    26, 

323     325 
Milfo'rd.  Vol.   I,   (W)    198,   227 
Montrose,    Vol.    I,    (W)    188,    192 

193.  197.  198,   199.   200,   201,   202 

203,  204,   205.  206.  207.  208,   209 

210,   211,  214,  215,  227,   228.  229 

230.  231.   232,  238.  245,  246,   258 

259,  260,   261;   Vol.   IT,    (R)    298 
319.   322,   350 

Morris.   Vol.    II,    (H)    112 
Mount   Jewitt,   Vol.   HI.    (T)    212 

260.  272 

Mount  Joy.  Vol.   II,    (H)   232 
Muncy.  Vol.   I,    (W)    252,   256,   266 
New    Milford.    Vol.     T.     (W)     232, 

261;  Vol.  HI.   (T)   260.  272 
North    Bridgewater,    Vol.    I,    (W) 

227 
North  East.  Vol.  III.  (T)   260,  272 
North    Jackson,   Vol.    I.    (W)    193 

218 
North     Sprimgfield,     Vol.     I,     (A) 

284;  Vol.   HI,   (T)    162 
Northumberland,  Vol.  Ill,  (Penn) 

328 
Oak  Hill.  Vol.   HI.    (T)    162 
Petroleum  Center.  Vol.  I.  (W)  251 
Petrolia.   Vol.   T,    (A)    288 
Philadelphia.     Vol.     I,     (P)     368; 

(W)   126,  139,  196.  223,  224,  243, 

246;  Vol.   IT,    (H)    233;  Vol.   Ill, 

(H)     373.     413:     (T)     94,     232; 

(Penn)    324.    327 
Pittsburg,    Vol.    I.    (W)    122,    123; 

Vol.   TT,    (H)    233;   Vol.   HI.    (T) 

266.    270;    (Penn)    326,    327.    329. 

330 
Platea,  Vol.   T,   (A)    278 
Pleasant  Mount.  Vol.  TT,   (R)   298, 

299,  316,  320,  321.  346,   352,  353, 

361 


6S6 


GENERAL  INDEX 


Pleasantville.    Vol.    I,     (W)     105. 

140     ^98 
Prom'pton.  Vol.  II.   (R)   361 
Providence,  Vol.  II.   (R)   300 
Ralston.  Vol.  II.   (R)   351 
Redstone.   Vol.   H.    (H)    111 
Roxborough,  Vol.  I.    (W)  196.223. 

224 
Sandford,  Vol.  I.   (W)   216 
Savre.   Vol.    I,    (W)    227,   259 
Scmnton.    Vol.    I.    (W)    134.    183. 

205,     229.     238.     246,     266.     267; 

Vol.   II.   (H)    170;    (R)    299.  320. 

348;  Vol.  IiII.   (T)   213.  262 
Sligo.  Vol.  III.   (Penn)   329 
South  Bend,  Vol.  I,   (W)  218 
South    Bethlehem,   Vol.     Ill,     (H) 

373 
Springfield.  Vol.  III.  (T)  161.  162, 

Springville.   Vol.   I,    (W)    192,    214 
Starlight.  Vol.  II.   (R)  348 
Susquehanna.  Vol.  I.  (W)  246.  248 
Sweden.    Vol.    III.    (T)    211.    212, 

214.   259,  261 
Tamaqua,  Vol.   I.   (W)   259 
Thompson,  Vol.  I.   (W)   251 
Towanda.  Vol.  I.  (W)  231,  232,  261 
Tunkhannock.  Vol.  I,   (W)   229 
Tvler,  Vol.   HI.    (T)    261 
Ulysses.  Vol.  HI,    (T)   218 
Union   City,  Vol.   I.    (A)    278,   284. 

288;  (W)  193 
Uniondale.   Vol.   I.    (W>    266;   Vol. 

II.  (R)    316,    317.    353 
Uniontown.    Vol.    III.    (Penn)    324 
Vallev   Forge.   Vol.    I,    (W)    204 
Venango  Co..  Vol.  I.   (W)   140,  164 
Warren.  Vol.  III.  164 
Washington  Co.,  Vol.  I,  (W)  224; 

Vol.  III.    (H)   386.  391 
Waterford.  Vol.   I.    (A)    284;  Vol. 

III.  (T)  162 

Wayne.  Vol.  I,   (W)   215,  216,  247, 

248,    249 
Wayne  Tp..  Vol.  I.   (W)   215 
Wllkesbarre,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  84 
York  Co.,  Vol.   II.    (H)    232 
Zena.  Vol.  I,   (A)   285 

Persia, 

.  Vol.   I.   (A)   275 

Philippine  Islands, 

San  Miguel  de  Mayumo.   Vol.  III. 
(W)   350 

Quebec.     See  Britls-h  America 

Bhode  Island, 

Barrington.  Vol  I,  (W)  51.  66.  388 
Bristol,   Vol.   I,    (J)    299;    (W)    34, 

46,  47.  49.   64.  65.   67.  85,  245 
Central  Falls,  Vol.  I.  (W)  92,  116, 

122     123 
Columbia.  Vol.  III.  (T)  165 
Coventry,  Vol.  I.   (J)   298,  304 
Cumberland  Hill,  Vol.  I,   (W)  212 


Cranston.    Vol.    I.    (J)    298.    29»; 

(W)    67.   132,   439;  Vol.   Ill,   (J) 

321 
Foster.   Vol.   I,  (J)    299,   SOO,   301, 

302,  304 
Little  Compton.  Vol.  I  (W)  91 
Lonsdale.  Vol.  I,   (W)  402 
Newport.    Vol.    I,     (J)     299;     (P) 

365;    (W)    45.    49.    155(?),    176, 

200,    233;    Vol.    II    (H)    91,    102, 

120.    146,    147.    178 
Pawtucket.    Vol.    I,    (W)    71,    111, 

123     396 
Portsmouth,     Vol.     II,     (H)     146; 

Vol.  HI.   (T)   66 
Providence,   Vol.    I.    (G)    376;    (J) 

298,  299;  (P)  341.  353,  358.  361; 
(W)  66.  69.  70,  88,  93,  94,  97, 
118,  120.  123,  126,  127,  148,  164, 
204,  212,  402;  Vol.  II,  (H)  146. 
177;  Vol.  HI.   (W)   344,  349,  352 

Scituate,  Vol.  I.  (G)  376;  (J)  298. 

299.  300;  (W)  73;  Vol.  II,  (H) 
249;  Vol.  HI.   (J)  352 

Smithfleld,  Vol.  II.   (R)   287 
Warren,  Vol.   I,   (W)   407 
Warwick,    Vol.    I.     (J)    299.    301; 

Vol.   HI.   (W)   349 
Westerley.  Vol.  I.   (G)  377 
Woonsocket.  Vol.   I.    (W)    212 


Saint  Thomas, 


Samoa, 


Vol.    I,    (P)    36: 
Vol.  I.  (P)  366 


Scotland, 

Aberdeen,  Vol.  HI.  19 
Auldbar.    Vol.    II.    24 
Culwalogy.  Vol.  II,  20 
Easter  Ogill.  Vol.  II.  20 
Forteviot.  Vol.  I,  11;  Vol.  II.  12 
Glamis   Castle.    Vol.    H,    14;    Vol. 

III.  19 
Glen  Lyon.  Vol.  1.  11;  Vol.  II.  10, 

12;  Vol.  HI.  358 
Haltown  of  Esse.  Vol.  II.   20 
Jedburgh.  Vol.  I,   (W)    223 
Perthshire,    Vol.    I.    11;    Vol.    HI. 

19,    357 
Portsmouth.    Vol.    HI.    66 
Roxburgh,  Vol.   HI,   19 
Stirling  Castle.  Vol.  IT.  22 
Strathmore.  Vol.  I.  11 
Sonth  Africa, 

.  Vol.  I.  (A)  276 

Sonth  Carolina, 

— .   Vol.   II.    (H)    227;    Vol. 

HI,    (T)    171 
Beaufort.    Vol.    L    (G)    379;    (W) 

230 
Greenville,   Vol.   IL    (H)    192.   218. 

236 
Homewood.  Vol.  I,   (W)  118.  156 
Maysville.  Vol.  II.  (R)  327 


INDEX   OF  PLACES 


637 


Potocallgo.   Vol.   I.    (WT   230 
Secessionville,  Vol.  I.  (W)  230 
Sontli  Dakotii, 

Anamoore,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)   227 
Brushie.  Vol.   Ill,   (T)   256 
Canton.  Vol.  II,  (R)  351 
Cheyenne    Agency,    Vol.    Ill,    (T) 

Elk  Point,  Vol.  I,  (W)  263 
Gary,   Vol.   III.    (T)    227,  228 
Harrold,  Vol.  I,  (A)  282 
Hartford,   Vol.    Ill    (T)    226.   227 
Howard,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    160,    226. 

227 
Hurley,  Vol.  I,  (A)  277;  (W)  262 
Madison,    Vol.    Ill,    (T)    160,    224, 

226.    227 
Menno,  Vol.  II  (R)  351 
Mitchell,  Vol.   II,    (R)    350 
Oldham,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  224 
S<:-otland.  Vol.  II,  (R)  344 
Sioux  Falls,  Vol.  II,  (R)  328 
Watertown,  Vol.  II,   (R)   355.   363 
Wentworth.  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   227 
Yankton,   Vol.   Ill,   226 

Spain, 

San   Sebastian.  Vol.   I,    (A)    276 

TenneBsee, 

,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)   92.   219 

Chattanooga.  Vol.  I,  (W)  170.  193. 

216,   248,   249.   265 
Hill  City,  Vol.  I,   (W)   216.  248 
Lewis  Co.,  Vol.   III.   (T)   234 
Maryville    College.    Vol.    III.    (T) 

235 
Nashville.  Vol.  I,  (A)  279 

— Vol.    Ill,    (H)    391.    39.1. 

(T)   114 
Austin,  Vol.   Ill,   (H)   394 
El  Paso,  Vol.  I.   (W)    261 
Galveston,  Vol.  I,  (W)  154 
San  Antonio.  Vol.  II,   (R)   31S 

Tnrkey, 

Beirut,    Vol.    I.    (W)    231 
Bitlis,  Vol.  I.  (A)   276 
E-npeh,  Vol.   I.   (W)    231 
Marsovan,    Vol.    I,    (A)    276;    (W) 

147,    171,    172 
Sidon.  Vol.  I  (W)  231 
Smyrna.  Vol.  Ill,   (H)   387 
Tripoli,  Vol.  I,  (W)  260 

Vragrnay, 

^ ,  Vol.  I,  (P)  365 

Vermont, 


Vol.  III.   fGr)   42' 


Albany.   Vol.    I,    (W)    118 
Barnard,   Vol.   I,    (W)    156 
Bennington.  Vol.   I.    (A)    270;    (P) 

347.  357,  410;   (W)   207;  Vol.  II. 

(R)  340 
Brandon.  Vol.  I,  (P)  357;  (W)  72. 


99,    130,    159,    403;    Vol.    II,    (H) 

120 
Brattleboro,  Vol.  I,   (P)  346,  357; 

(W)  192,  197,  198,  204,  214,  221, 

245,  258 
Bristol,  Vol.  I,   (A)   280 
Burlington,   Vol.    I,    (W)    84,    156; 

Vol.   II   (R?)   374,  377 
Charleston,   Vol.   Ill,    (W)    349 
Charlotte,    Vol.    I,     (W)     89,    118, 

156,  177;  Vol.   Ill,    (W)   350 
Chester,  Vol.  I,  (W)  74 
Craft^bury,  Vol.  I.  (W)  65.  88,  89, 

117,   118,  153,  154,  155,  156,  173. 

176;  Vol.  Ill,   (W)  25,  427 
Danville.  Vol.  I,   (W)   117 
Fairhaven,    Vol.    I,    (M)    286;    (P) 

410;    (W)   245;  Vol.  II.   (H)   115 
Glover,  Vol.  I.   (W)   117 
Grand  Isle,  Vol.  I,  (W)  84 
Groton.  Vol.   I.   (W)    143,  144,   180 
Guilford,  Vol.   I,    (W)    226 
Halifax,  Vol.  I,   (W)   226,  264 
Hartford,  Vol.  I,   (Ab)  317 
L,yndonville,  Vol.  I.   (W)  154 
Manchester,    Vol.    I,     (J)    305 
Marlboro,   Vol.    I,    (P)    347,   357 
Middlebury,   Vol.    I,    (P)    351,   352, 

361 
Montpelier,  Vol.  I,  (W)   156,   210 
North  Bennington,  Vol.  I,  (P)  357 
North    Craftsbury.    Vol.    I.     (W) 

153,  154,  179;  Vol.  HI,   (W)  349 
Norwich,  Vol.  I,   (W)   121 
Orwell,  Vol.  I,  (W)  398 
Orville.  Vol.   Ill,   (W)   352.  353 
Panton,  Vol.  I.  (A)  280 
Pittsford.  Vol.  I.  (W)  403 
Pollet.  Vol.  I,   (W)   53.  77 
Pomfret.  Vol.  I,   (W)   44,  71 
Poultney,   Vol.   I.    (W)    118 
Randolph.   Vol.    III.    (W)    340 
Reading,  Vol.  I,  (W)  49 
Rutland.  Vol.  I.   (P)   346,  357 
St.  Johnsbury,  Vol.   I,   (W)   84 
Salem,  Vol.  I,   (W)   64 
Shelburne,    Vol.    I    (W)    84,    398; 

Vol.  II,   (R?)   374,  376 
Shoreham,  Vol.  I,  (W)  400 
Shrewsiburv,  Vol.   I,   (W)    130 
Somerset.  Vol.  I    (W)    221,  253 
South    Hero,    Vol.    I,    (W)    59,    84, 

89 
Springfield,  Vol.   I,    (W)    49 
Stockbridge,  Vol.   Ill,    (G?)   427 
Swanton,  Vol.   I,    (W)    68 
Tinmouth,  Vol.   I,    (W)    99 
Troy.  Vol.   Ill,    (W)   354 
Vergennes,  Vol.   I,    (A)    280 
Vernon,   Vol.   I,    (W)    220 
Wallingford,  Vol.  II,  (N)  365,  366 
Wesit  FerrisbUTg,  Vol.  I.   (A)    280 
Whiting,  Vol.  I,   (W)   398 
Whittingham,    Vol.    I.    (W)    219 

257,   267 


688 


GENESAL  ZMPKX 


Williston,  Vol.   ],   (W)   irv6 
Windsor,  Vol.   I.    (W)    241 
Woodford,    Vol.    I,    (P)    340,    til. 

357 
Woodstock,  Vol.  I,  (W)  44 
Tirsriais, 

,  Vol.  II,   (H)  104,  112 

Bull  Run,  Vol.   I,   (W)   228,  230 
Chancellorsville,  Vol.   I,   (P)    361: 

(W)   228,  230 
Cold  Harbor,  Vol.  I.  (W)  228 
Fredericltsfburgr,   Vol.    I,    (W)    119, 

198,  228,  230 
Gaines  Mill,  Vol.  I,  (W)   21,5 
Harrison    Co.,    Vol.    II,    (H)    176: 

Vol.  ILI,   (H)   386 
Herndon.  Vol.  I,   (W)   147 
Lisbon,    Vol.    I,    (W)    210 
Libby    Prison,    Vol.    I,     (P)     360: 

(W)  157 
Norfolk,  Vol.  I,  (W)  125;  Vol.  Ill, 

(Penn)    325 
Northampton   Co.,  Vol.  Ill,  (Penn) 

325 
Petersburg,  Vol.   I,   (G)   377;   (WJ 
123,  135,  198,  228.  229,  230,  2'60- 
Vol.   III.    (T)    184 
Richmond,    Vol.    I.    (W)    198,    228. 
229,   260;  Vol.   II.    (H)    164.   200; 
Vol.    Ill,    (T)    139;    (Penn)    326 
Rockbridge  Co.,  Vol.  Ill,   *H)   390 
Somerset,  Vol.  I,   (W)   267 
Spottsylvania,  Vol.  I,   (W)   230 
Wood  Co..  Vol.   I,    (W)    212 
Winchester,  Vol.  I,   (W)   126 
Waabington, 

Amboy.  Vol.  III.   (W)  349 
Deep  Creek,  Vol.  LI,   (.R)   312 
Everett,  Vol.  I,   (W)   127 
Hatton,  Vol.   I.   (T)   226 
La  Center,   Vol.   I,    (W)    193,   216; 

Vol.   III.    (W)   349 
Lopez,    Vol.    I,    (W)    208 
Seattle.    Vol.    Ill,    (H)    392;     (T) 

169 
Sedro-Wooley,  Vol.  I,  (W)  155 
Spokane,    Vol.    III.    (T)    193,    253, 

271 
Tacoma,    Vol.    I,     (W)     229,    259; 
Vol.   II,   (R)   322 

■West  Tirgrinia, 

,  Vol.  II.   (R)   288.  321 

Big  Isaac,  Vol.  11,   (R)  296.  346 
Broad  River.  Vol.  II,   (R)  347 
Clark.sburg:,  Vol.  T,   (A)   280 
Morg-anton,   Vol.    I,    (A)    271     273 

279,  286 
Quiet  Dell,  Vol.  IT,   (R)  3.t3 
TTniondale,   Vol.    II,    (R)    296 
Wolf  Creek,  Vol.   I.    (A)    287 
Wisconsiii, 

Appleton.  Vol.  I,  (W)  10,' 
Avoca,  Vol.   II.    (R)   319,   or.o 


Beloit.  Vol.   I,    (W)    151;   Vol.   Ill, 

(T )     164 

Black    River    Fall.<!,    Vol.    I,     (A) 

Brodhead,  Vol.   T,   (.\)   283 
Burling-ton,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)   160    2^2 
223,   224,   225,   231  '     '   ' 

Cazenovia,  Vol.   Ill,    (T)    227 
Clintonvllle,  Vol.   II,   (R)  369 
Darien,  Vol.  I,   (W)   148.  149.   150, 

171,   173 
Delevan,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)  225 
Dotyvllle,  Vol.  I.  (W)  400 
FJast  Troy,  Vol.  I,  (W)  239 
Elkhorn,  Vol.  I.  (W)   114,  115,  148, 

149,    173;   Vol.    Ill,    (T)    223 
Evansville.   Vol.   I,    (A)    283 
Fond    du    Lac,    Vol.    I,    (W)    400- 

Vol.  II.   (R)  323,  353.  354 
Pond  du  I^c  Co..  Vol.  Ill,  (S)  431 
Forest,    Vol.    I,    (W)    400 
Geneva,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   223 
Gravesville,  Vol.  I.   (W)    207 
Green  Bay,  Vol.   I,    (J)   304,  308 
Greenfield,  Vol.  I,  (W)  262 
Hixton,  Vol.   Ill,    (W)   349 
Hurley,   Vol.    III.    (T)    266 
lola.  Vol.  I,  (J)  307 
Janesville,   Vol.   Ill,   (T)    158 
Kenosha.  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   161.   164 
La  Crosse,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)   225 
Lancaster.  Vol.   II,    (H)    160.   193 
Little  Prairie,  Vol.  I,   (W)   ''40 
Lodi.   Vol.   Ill,    (T)    129 
Lyons,  Vol.   Ill,   (T)    76,   107,   108. 
160,    161,    163.    164,   222,   223     224 
225.  226.  227,  228,  229.  230,  234  ' 
Madison,    Vol.    I,     (A)    283;    (W) 
229.  259;  Vol.   U,   (R)   3.51;   Vol. 
IIL   (T)   225 
Marquette,  Vol.  IIL   (T)   161.  227 

228 
Martell,  Vol.   T,   239 
Merrillan.  Vol.  Ill,   (S)   432 
Milwaukee,  Vol.   I,    ((5)    379;    (W) 
130.    159,    195,   239,    264;   Vol.    II 
(R)   327;  Vol.  HI,   (T)   110,  232 
Mineral  Point.  Vol.  I.   (W)   236 
Monroe.  Vol.   I,   (A)   283;  Vol    III 

(T)    162 
Montfort,  Vol.    II,    (R)    350 
Mukwanag-o,  Vol.   I,    (W)    239 
Muscoda.  Vol.  II,    (R)   319 
New  London,  Vol.  I,   (J)   300,  303, 

304.  307,  308:  Vol.  II.   (R)  366 
Oconomowoc.  Vol.  II,  (R)  357 
Oshkosh,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   227 
Pulaski,  Vol.  II,   (R)  298,  319,  350, 

351 
Racine,  Vol.  T,  (W)  114,  115;  Vol. 

HI,   (T)   223,  224.   266 
Raymond  twp..  Vol.  I,   (W)   204 
Rhinelander,    Vol.    III.    (T)    157 
Ripon,  Vol.  III.   (S)   431.  432:   (T) 
227 


JNDEX  OF  PLACES  ^3^ 

Rock    River,    Vol.    Ill     (T)    ■>t7  w   ,    tt^    ,^ 

RucLsbury,  Vol.  Ill,   (T)   ^-'t'-'^'S  w^  "*,'•  ^U'   ^^>   ^23 

Soutli    Milwaukee.    Vol     in'  Vt)  9n^^o^o '  oY?'' J'    ^W)    190.    2O6, 

268  •^  20(,  239,  240,   262.  263    '>64 

Trenton.  Vol.  I    (W)  "jg    •>«•>    9.-.  Waupaca.   Vol.    I,    (j)    -jo? 

268  '•  J.  ^^-^^  -"9,  -b-,  2f,5.  M^auwato.sa.   Vol.   II,    (R)   392 

Vernon,  Vol.  I     (VV)   '>''9  Wyoming, 

Walworth    Co.'   Vol     I     (XV)    i-o.  Oieyenne,    Vol.    II.    (R)    317 

i,    ^^yyf    j,„^  Kemmerer,  Vol.  Ill,  (T)  264 


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