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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL
GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
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GENEALOGY
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WHEAT GENEALOGY
BY
THE LATE SILAS CARMI WHEAT
OF
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
AND
HELEN LOVE SCRANTON
DESCENDANTS OF MOSES WHEAT
OF CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS
AND OF
FRANCIS WHEAT OF MARYLAND
1960
Shore Line Times Publishing Co.
Guilford, Connecticut
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CONTENTS
MOSES WHEAT of MASSACHUSETTS
and DESCENDANTS 1
FRANCIS WHEAT of MARYLAND
and DESCENDANTS 346
UNPLACED FAMILIES 371
APPENDICES:
A: Ancestry of JERUSHA (ALLEN) WHEAT 374
B: The Estate of SAMUEL WHEAT (1809-1879) 376
INDEX 377
ABBREVIATIONS USED:
d.i. died in infancy; d,y, died young; s.p., sine prole, without
issue; bp. baptized; c. about; the plus sign between the name
and the person's number indicates that the child is carried to
the next generation as a principal.
sew refers to Mr. Wheat's book, 1903.
PREFACE
More than fifty years ago Silas Carmi Wheat published a gene-
alogy, dealing primarily with the family of Moses Wheat (c. 1616-
1700) of Concord, Massachusetts. The early generations of his des-
cendants were given, as far as his great-grandsons, four brothers —
Samuel, Salmon, Benjamin and Solomon. From there Mr. Wheat
carried on only his own direct line from Solomon (died c. 1797).
It was his intention to publish a second volume to cover the other
three brothers, but after his sudden death in 1922 his valuable
manuscript remained untouched. The present compiler, also a Wheat
descendant, had for years been working on a Wheat genealogy, and
finally Mr. Wheat's daughters with wonderful generosity gave her
all their father's papers, in the hope that the work might eventually
be completed.
This is not and cannot pretend to be a finished genealogy, but
it appears at this time with the sole thought of saving it from the
fate of so much unpublished material that is later scattered and lost.
A's nothing had been added to Mr. Wheat's MS between 1922 and
1942 when it was given to me, some families are not carried further
than 1922 while others are brought down to the present. In order to
avoid duplication the descendants of Solomon in Mr. Wheat's line
are not given in detail but reference is made for further information
to Vol. I by page.
The names of Wheat descendants are in capitals and each has a
number, with the possible exception of some who died in infancy or
childhood. Children are listed under the parents, but when grand-
children and even great-grandchildren follow immediately, the sys-
tem of numbering may seem confused, as each generation is taken
up separately. However, no difficulty should be found if the index
in the back of the book is consulted.
There may be those who do not own Vol. I, Mr. Wheat's book
published in 1903 but may wish to do so. A limited number of these
remain and a special price is proposed when both volumes are order-
ed together.
In addition to the family of Moses Wheat of Massachusetts,
that of Francis Wheat (born probably between 1690 and 1705) of
Maryland is included; no connection between them in England has
been found, though it may well exist. Francis is thought to have
come to this country in 1724, and owned a large plantation on the
site of the present city of Washington, D.C.
Records of several unplaced families are also included, with
the hope that they may eventually find homes in the Wheat field,
and quantities of items from books, magazines and newspapers, old
and new, have been collected but are too numerous to add here.
Since this record is not complete it is hoped that descendants
will consider it as a framework only, to be corrected and amplified
by them. The compiler welcomes additional information and cor-
rections.
Helen Love Scranton
Mrs. William Dowd Scranton,
P. 0. Box 427,
Madison, Connecticut.
1960
MOSES WHEAT OF MASSACHUSETTS
AND DESCENDANTS
1 MOSES^ WHEAT ( -1700); probably from Southwark,
London; to Concord, Mass. before 1640; married TAM-
ZEN ( -1689) ; SCW pp. 42-55.
2 i M0SES2 ( -1641)
3 ii SAMUEL2 (1640-1714) ; married Abigail (Waite)
Baker, not Ballard; she married 3rd, Boaz
Brown.
4 iii HANNAH2 (1641/2 — d.i.)
5 iv HANNAH2 (1642/3- ) ; married Samuel Strat-
ton.
6 V REBECCA2 (1644-1721) ; unmarried.
7 vi JANE2 ( -1648)
8 vii M0SES2 ( -1720) ; unmarried.
9 vii J0HN2 (1649-1715?); unmarried.
10 ix SARAH2 ( ) ; married 1) John Bicknell,
not Bigelow, of Charlestown, Mass; 2) Isaac
Hill, of Cambridge and Maiden, Mass. Children:
i) John Bicknell; ii) Joseph Bicknell; iii)
Moses Hill; iv) Tamzen Hill; v) Abraham
Hill; vi) Mary Hill; vii) Isaac Hill.
A descendant in the 7th generation was Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
11 X AAR0N2 ( -1658) ; unmarried.
12 + xi J0SHUA2 ( -1708)
Only Sarah and Joshua left descendants and
Joshua alone of the Wheat name.
12 J0SHUA2 WHEAT {Moses'). ( -1708) ; married Elizabeth
Mansfield. SCW pp. 55-57.
13 i M0SES3 (1676-1676).
14+ ii SAMUEL^ (1677-1735).
15 + iii JOSEPH^ (c. 1679-1760).
16+ iv JOSHUAM -1762).
17 V MOSES^ born Sept. 1686; died before 1726. Mar-
riage intentions published June 10, 1710 with
his cousin Deborah Mansfield of Lynn, daugh-
ter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Williams) Mans-
field. But on Oct. 21, 1712 she married Joseph
Ramsdell at Lynn. No further record has been
found of Moses, and he may have been the
JOHN WHEAT who enlisted in Her Majesty's
military service, Oct. 10, 1710 and served in
Major Gilbert Abbot's company at Annapolis
Royal, and died Mar. 17, 1711 after 158 days.
(New Hampshire State Papers).
14 SAMUEL^ WHEAT (Joshua', Moses') was born July 31,
1677 at Concord. Mass. and died in 1735 in Bermuda, ae
58. He married 1 1 Lydia — , who died Apr. 6, 1720 ae 44
and is buried at Needham, Mass. A brown headstone in the
cemetery there is inscribed — "Here Lyes ye Body of Mrs.
Wheat Wife of Doctr. Samuel Wheat Who Deed April ye
6th 1720. Aged 44 years."
He married 2) Nov. 8, 1720, Mary Chadwick who surviv-
ed him and married 2) at Springfield, Henry Gilbert of
Brookfield, Mass., son of Thomas Gilbert of Springfield.
Samuel Wheat was a physician, gained distinction in his
profession and acquired a fair estate. He owned land in
several towns, and resided in turn in Concord, Newton,
Watertown. Needham, Cambridge and Roxbury, Mass. On
June 6, 1722 he "of Needham" bought from Daniel Hastings
his home at the east corner of Brattle and Mason streets,
Cambridge. (History of Cambridge, Lucius R. Page, p.
576) . A smith shop was included on the property.
Apr. 25, 1735. Samuel Wheat of Roxbury, and wife Mary,
sold land for £100.
It has not been discovered why Dr. Wheat was in Bermuda
at his death, nor where he is buried, but Mary Wheat of
Watertown, widow of Dr. Samuel Wheat late of Bermudas
in the West Indies asked for administration on the estate,
and on Aug. 1, 1735 Dr. Samuel Wheat of Newton (his
son) was appointed administrator. (Suffolk Co. Probates).
The widow accepted £166. as her dowry. The remainder
was divided into five equal parts — two for Samuel, who
must pay all debts, and one for each of his brothers, who
would be Salmon, Benjamin, and Solomon.
"Mary Wheat is Come to Dwell in the Town of Watertown
and Now Dwels in The House of Benjn. Chadwick in sd
Town : Shee Came Last from Newton on or about the month
of August last past, the Selectman Refuse to Accipt hir as
an Inhabitant ... to warn the Sd Mary Wheat to Depart out
of Watertown. 17 Day Nov. 1735." (Watertown Records,
III, p. 131)
18 + i SAMUEL^ (1703-1770).
19+ ii SALMON^ (1705/6-1788).
20 + iii BENJAMIN^ (c. 1709-1758) .
21 + iv SOLOMON^ ( -1796 or '97).
22 V JEMIMA^, born May 8, 1713; probably d.y.
23 vi KEZIAH% twin; probably d.y.
Bond's "Watertown" calls the twins JENNISON
and LYDIA, causing much fruitless searching
and the thought that the mother, Lydia, might
be a JENNISON, but the original record gives
the names as above.
24 vii possibly ELIZABETH^ bap. May 12, 1723, by
the second wife. The records of the First
Church of Cambridge give the baptism; "at
the same time the mother Elizabeth owned the
covenant". The name of the mother is a mistake
or there may have been another Samuel Wheat
with wife Elizabeth in Cambridge at that time.
15 JOSEPH^ WHEAT {Joshua^ Moses') , born c. 1679 probably
in Groton, Mass.; died Apr. 26, 1760 (Bond's Watertown).
Joseph Wheat and "Pricillah" Flagg, both of Concord, mar-
ried June 5, 1705 by Justice Minott. (Concord VR). She
was daughter of Eleazer Flagg of Watertown and his wife,
Deborah (Wright) , widow of John Barnes.
He was a farmer and weaver and lived at Concord, Mass.
in that part set off in 1735 as Lincoln.
Aug. 8, 1700. Moses Wheat sells to "my cousin" (nephew)
Joseph Wheat of Concord for 20/ a year, a half interest in 7
acres. Oct. 5, 1700, John Wheat deeded to "my cousin
(nephew) Joseph Wheat of Concord for good will' a one-
third interest in 146 acres. Joseph's parents were then liv-
ing in Groton. so it may be inferred that Joseph lived with
his uncles in 1700, and that his twenty-first birthday occur-
red in that year.
Jan. 31, 1706. Joshua Wheat sells to "my son Joseph Wheat
for £20 all of his land. Feb. 20, 1706. Moses Wheat deeded
to "my cousin Joseph Wheat for care during life" all his
land, 50 acres. Later he assigned to Joseph his right in
land that might be granted for his military service against
King Philip. Joseph had brothers living at the time but he
alone received gifts of land from his uncles.
In 1735 the General Assembly granted a large tract of land
for military service, and Joseph in the right of his uncle
Moses Wheat received a lot in tract No. 6, later incorporat-
ed as the town of Templeton, Mass. In 1749 he conveyed
a part of this land "to my beloved son Josiah Wheat" and
in 1751 the rest to his daughter, Abigail Wheat. From 1739
to 1748 he made four deeds to his son John Wheat of Lin-
coln. Thus he followed the examples of his father and his
uncle Moses in disposing of his property before his death.
Children of Joseph and Priscilla (Flagg) Wheat, from
printed records of Concord, Lincoln and Hollis, N.H.
25 i DEBORAH^ born Mar. 1704/5; she has been
doubted by a descendant, perhaps on accoimt
of her birth date, but the date may be wrong;
she would be named for her mother.
26 ii ELIZABETH\ born Sept. 4, 1706.
27 iii JOSEPH^ born Nov. 28, 1710, Concord; Joseph
Wheat and Susanna Stoutenburg, both of Con-
cord, married Oct. 12, 1749 by Justice Minott.
They may have settled in Worcester county and
raised a family including —
74 + i) JOSEPH-^ born c. 1754; of Spencer, Mass.
75 ii) DELILAH% born c. 1760; married Jan.
19, 1786 at Milford, Mass. Reuben Al-
bee. (Or she may have been a daughter
of SALMON).
28 iv ABIGAIL^ born Feb. 24, 1712/13; married at
HoUis, N. H., May 1, 1754, Timothy Cook. Her
father, Joseph Wheat, in 1751 conveyed to her
part of the lot in tract Narragansett No. 6, later
incorporated as the town of Templeton, Mass.
Her brother Thomas lived at Hollis and she
may have gone there with him.
29 + V J0HN4, born Aug. 14, 1717; died Jan. 28, 1784.
30 + vi JOSIAH^ born Mar. 11, 1719/20; died 1759.
31 vii MARY^ born c. 1721/2; died 1767; married
Feb. 26, 1738, Samuel Stearns jr., born Feb.
21, 1714. They had 16 children; lived in Leo-
minster and Ashby, Mass. He married 2) Lu-
cretia Seavy, 3) Abigail Gilbert, and had seven
more children, 23 in all but 4 died as infants.
89 i) RUTH^ STEARNS, 8th child, born Apr. 20,
1752 or 1755; married in 1774, Joseph
Damon of Reading, Mass. After the birth
of three children they removed to Cale-
donia Co., Va. where she died in 1826.
(See Stearns Genealogy, Van Wag-
enen, 1901, vol. H, 58-9).
32 + viii THOMAS^ born May 12, 1723; died Feb. 12,
1820.
33 ix BENJAMIN^ born Feb. 28, 1724/5; died Apr.
13 following.
34 RICHARD WHEAT of Boston, truckman; mar-
ried Elizabeth Crawfort, bp. at the church in
Battle Square, Aug. 27, 1721 and joined Sept.
3 following. He joined the Old South Church,
Boston, June 21, 1741.
Mar. 10, 1761, the Boston Selectmen agree
"that Mr. Wheat's child may be Removed from
his house to Dr. Gardner's Hospital with Bed-
ding Clothes, etc." They had 8 children, bp.
1745-1762.
Apr. 22, 1765, administration on the estate of
Richard Wheat granted to the widow Elizabeth
Wheat of Boston; Bondsmen, Shippie Town-
send, blockmaker, and Saml. Barrett, Gent.
Mr. S. C. Wheat thought he might belong in
this family but was more likely to be a recent
arrival from England.
16 JOSHUA^ WHEAT {Joshua', Moses') born at Groton, Mass.
but date not found; died Mar. 2, 1762 "at Mr. Jonathan
Huntting's" at Needham, Mass. (Records of the First
Church) .
Joshuay Wheat and Elesebeth Edey (or Eddy), both of
Watertown, married Feb. 5, 1719. (Medford, Mass. VR).
She was born July 29, 1703, daughter of Samuel and Eliza-
beth (Woodward) Eddy of Watertown.
He was a physician; in 1726 as of Weston he signed with
other heirs of his father but his name has not been found
on any other deed, and there is no evidence that he receiv-
ed any part of his father's estate except his portion of the
£63 from the will of his aunt Abigail Brown.
In 1729 they removed to Needham but were "warned out"
and again from Worcester in the August term 1735 (Wor-
cester Town Records, 132) . He continued to be unfortunate.
Dr. Joshua Wheat, wife Elizabeth and 4 children warned
to depart out of Westborough, May term 1737 (Court of
General Sessions, p. 182)
Joshua, wife and children warned from Southborough,
Aug. 16, 1737 (Worcester Co. Warnings, p. 66, edited by
Blake, 1899) .
Children of Dr. Joshua and Elizabeth (Eddy) Wheat:
35 i LYDIAS bp. as infant, Sept. 19, 1725; married
Dec. 24, 1747, Joseph Esterbrook, both of Con-
cord, by Rev. Daniel Bliss. Joseph was born
Apr. 1, 1726, son of Thomas and Elizabeth
(Parker) Esterbrook. 4 children.
36 ii SARAH4, bp. at Needham, May 19, 1728; died
at Sturbridge, Mass. July 8, 1772 in her 45th
year; married at Medway, June 4, 1750, Capt.
Henry Clark, born c. 1729; died at Sturbridge,
where they lived, of old age, Feb. 20, 1816 ae
86. He married 2) Apr. 27, 1773, Martha
(Hubbard) Bond, died June 13, 1804 in her
76th year, widow of Lieut. Nathaniel Bond who
had died May 14, 1771 in his 45th year,
6 children.
37 iii RUTH^ bp. at Needham, Sept. 21, 1746; died at
Sturbridge Nov. 6, 1820 ae 86. She married 1)
Sept. 28, 1752, Samuel Glover, son of John
and Lydia (Northcott) Glover of Dorchester,
born July 28, 1730; died 1756 at or near Al-
bany, N. Y., a soldier in the French & Indian
War.
She married 2) Jan. 9, 1761, intentions, Joseph
Mason, whose 1st wife, Sarah, died Apr. 3,
1760. Her marriage contract with Joseph Ma-
son allows her to keep her son Samuel Glover
until he is 14 years old; Sturbridge, Mar. 17,
1761.
One record says they removed to Belchertown,
Mass. "where she died at the home of her step-
son, Amos Mason" (why not her son?)
104 i) THOMAS^ GLOVER, born 1753; died as
infant.
105 ii) ANN^ GLOVER, born June 26, 1755; died
the following Sept. 20.
106 iii) SAMUEL^ GLOVER, born Apr. 25, 1756;
married Miriam Clarke of Sturbridge
and removed to Greenwich, Washington
Co., N. Y. where he died Jan. 17, 1808
ae 52. For children, see Glover Genealo
gy, Anna Glover, 1867.
107 iv) JOSEPH^ MASON, born Jan. 17, 1762
died June 29, 1764.
108 v) JOSHUA^ MASON, born June 6, 1764
died July 26, 1846.
109 vi) JOSEPH^ MASON, born July 6, 1766.
no vii) ICHABOD^ MASON, born Oct. 11, 1769;
died July 2, 1789.
Ill viii) AMOS^ MASON, born Sept. 10, 1771.
38 iv MARY^ bp. at Needham, Sept. 21, 1746; died
Aug. 11, 1752 at Oxford, Mass. where she had
Eddy cousins.
18 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {SamueP, Joshua', Moses')hoTn Oct. 2,
1703, Watertown, Mass; died Aug. 9, 1770; married at Con-
cord, Aug. 2, 1726, Hannah Hovey of Cambridge, b. July
7, 1706; died July 6, 1792, dau. of Joseph and Mary (Mar-
rett) Hovey.
Samuel was a prosperous physician and much respected
citizen of Newton, and his name is found in land records
of Middlesex and Suffolk counties. He lived near the meet-
ing house in West Newton (Smith's History of Newton).
Dec. 1, 1735. Town meeting: Dr. Wheat is granted for
service to Obediah Coolidge "is family in 1734 . . .
£5.15.0. (Watertown Town Records, HI, 135).
Jan. 25, 1736/7. Ataos Marrett of Cambridge, yeoman,
for £30. to Samuel Wheat of Newton, physician, land in
Cambridge at West fields, great swamp, 1^ acre, buds
NE by highway, NW by Edward Marrett, SW by Abra-
ham Hill, SE by Capt. Moses Bordman, except a drive-
way through, granted to Mr. Ebenezer Wyeth of Cam-
bridge. Wit: Edward Marrett, signs X; Timothy Harring-
ton: rec. July 14, 1737.
(Middlesex Co. LR, vol. 38, 328)
June 28, 1742. Dr. Wheat is to visit the widow Webb . . .
and do what he shall judge proper.
(Watertown Town Records, HI, 248)
Will of Samuel Wheat of Newton: dated May 6, 1770;
prob. Sept. 18, 1770. To beloved wife Hannah, use and
improvement of estate for life except wearing apparel to
son Samuel. After her death, as follows: to son Samuel,
all real estate, farming utensils, etc., he to pay the lega-
cies and fully comply with all the orders relating to my
daughter Martha and my wife's sister Mary Hovey: to
son William Wheat, 10/ and he to be discharged from
8
all debts: to daughters Lydia Beals, Mary Shepard, Han-
nah Gilbert, and Katherine Eustis, 10/ each: to daughter
Jemima Parker £66.13.4 within one yr. from (wife)
Hannah's death: to dau. Martha Wheat £133.6.8 and she
to have the use of one room in the Newton House where
I now dwell as long as she remains unmarried: to 3
grandchildren, children of late son Moses — Susanna
Wheat, Mary Ann Brown Wheat, and Hannah Wheat,
£13.6.8 each and my silver watch, to be paid by Samuel
to Joseph Gilbert of Brookfield, trader, he to be trustee
for the children : the principal to be paid them when they
are 18. If wife's sister, Mary Hovey, outlive wife Hannah,
she is to have the east part of the house for life, where
Dr. Benjamin Parker "now Bakes" and the priviledge of
the garden called Aunt Mary's garden, and to have 3
cord of wood brought to her Door every Fall during her
natural life. Any household furniture that may be left
after Hannah's death to be divided among the 6 daugh-
ters: all books of History and Divinity to be divided
among William, Samuel and the 6 daughters. Executors
are wife Hannah and friend Lindsey George Wallis.
Wits: Samuel Hastings, Jonathan Jones, John Savage.
Sept. 17, 1770. Boston. Lindsey George Wallis declines to
act. Hannah gives bond, Sept. 18, and signs X. Jonathan
Jones is an innholder.
Abraham Fuller, Capt. Joshua Fuller and Mr. Peter Durell,
all of Newton, to make inventory. Jan. 22, 1771;
£151.17.0, personal and stock (including % a colt).
(Original in Middlesex Co. Probates, Mass.)
The estate seems to have been valued too high by the testa-
tor and badly managed. The son, Samuel Wheat of Prov-
idence and wife Jerusha, deeded their interest in the
estate for £200, June 7, 1771. As late as Sept. 18, 1792,
after the death of his widow, Hannah, the estate owed
unpaid legacies of £260.14.0: one item is for last illness
and funeral, £10.8.0 due Capt. Thomas Eustis, the son-
in-law. The heirs finally received only 3/6 on the pound.
(Original papers, Middlesex Co. Probates)
Children of Dr. Samuel and Hannah (Hovey) Wheat:
Newton, Mass. Vital Records.
39 i SAMUEL^ born Nov. 2, 1727; died June 5, 1745,
ae 18 yrs. on gravestone.
40 + ii LYDIA'S, born Nov. 14, 1729; married July 6,
1749, Dr. Lazarus Beal or Beals.
41 iii JONATHAN^ born Nov. 21 or 22, 1731; d.i.
42 iv MARY^ born Feb. 15, 1732/3; married Nathan-
iel Shepard of Boston. He was admitted to
communion in the Hollis Street Church, Dec.
6, 1761.
123 i) SAMUEL^ SHEPARD, bp. Oct. 3, 1762.
124 ii) ELIZABETH^ SHEPARD, bp. Aug. 4,
1766.
125 iii) SARAH6 SHEPARD, bp. Oct. 30, 1768.
43 + V HANNAH^ born July 24, 1735; married Joseph
Gilbert of Brookfield, Mass.
44 vi JONATHAN^ born Aug. 14, 1737; died Oct. 29,
1748.
45 + vii MOSES^ born July 20, 1739; married Susannah
Brown.
46 + viii WILLIAM^ born Aug. 21, 1741.
47 + ix KATHARINE^ born July 11, 1743; married
Capt. Thomas Eustis of Rutland, Mass.
48 + X JEMIMA^ born July 6, 1745; died Oct. 2, 1779;
married Dr. Benjamin Parker.
49 + xi SAMUELS, born Mar. 13, 1746/7; married Jeru-
sha Allen.
50 + xii MARTHA^ born Apr. 11, 1749; married Dea-
con Gad Williston of Brookfield, Mass.
51 xiii JOHNS, born July 31, 1751; died Aug. 29, 1751.
The History of Newton gives Ann, without dates, between
vi and vii, and Patty between viii and ix, and others,
probably errors.
19 SALMON'' WHEAT {Samuel', Joshua', Moses'), born at
Watertown, Mass. Jan. 7, 1705/6; died in 1788 in the 83rd
10
year of his age (gravestone in the Shaftsbury Center, Vt.
cemetery) .
Married 1) Jan. 1, 1729/30, Marcy Gale (Mary Geal in
Bailey's Conn. Marriages). She was born Dec. 7, 1710
at Watertown, daughter of Richard and Sarah (Knight)
Gale of Watertown, Mass. and Canterbury, Conn. She
died between 1751 and 1757 as on Jan. 13, 1757 he mar-
ried 2) at Mendon, Mass. Abigail White.
When Salmon Wheat went to Connecticut with his letter
from the Church at Watertown to the Church at Canter-
bury he was bidden to wait under the watch and guard
of the church until the elders and members should de-
cide whether he, or anyone, might be received by letter
or must come in by repentance and confession of the
faith. In this as in all Connecticut churches the path to
Heaven was walled up except for a very narrow gate
through which only one person at a time was permitted
to pass by dint of hard squeezing. Fourteen years later,
after spirited debates during the winter, a motion to ad-
mit to full communion those who brought letters from
orthodox churches was "passed by a clear majority".
Apr. 7, 1743 "at a meeting of the First Church of Christ
in Canterbury, Deacon Backus being moderator and
Obediah Johnson clerk, a group including Salmon Wheat,
all producing certificates from the pastors of divers
churches with consent of the bretheren that they were in
full communion and regular standing in said churches
and being recommended to the watch and care of this
church it was voted that they (be) admitted to all church
priviliges in this church".
He was a weaver and is so called in 1726 and '27 when
he and his brother Samuel buy and sell land in Newton,
Mass. and he and his wife Marcy owned land in Canter-
bury. In 1729 her uncles, Abraham, Ebenezer and John
Gale quit claim to Marcy and her five sisters as heirs of
their brother Richard Gale lately deceased their right in
land in Canterbury. The mother of the girls, Sarah Gale
of Canterbury, married 2) June 10, 1731 at Norwich,
Samuel Manning of Windham.
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Salmon was in Killingly, Conn, in 1745 and '46; in
Plainfield, Conn, in 1751 ; then to Amenia, New York, in
the Nine Partners tract, and on Apr. 30, 1764 Salmon
Wheat from the Delaware River was warned from Men-
don, Mass. Sometime between 1772 and '88 he went to
Vermont and spent his last days with his son Jonathan
probably, in Shaftsbury.
Owing to the lack of vital records in New York State, the fam-
ilies who went over into the counties west of the Hudson
River are very difficult to trace, and neither Silas C. Wheat
nor the present compiler can vouch for the accuracy of
records of the descendants of Salmon Wheat.
Children of Salmon and Marcy (Gale) Wheat; 1st 4
recorded at Canterbury.
52 i LYDIA^ born Mar. 22, 1732/3.
53 + ii JONATHAN% born Apr. 1, 1735; died Dec. 10,
1809.
54 iii EUNICE^ born Sept. 15, 1739.
55 + iv ELISHA^ born Nov. 7, 1742.
56 + V JERUSHA^, born Aug. 29, 1746.
57 + vi SOLOMON", born Aug. 2, 1751.
58 + vii SAMUEL^, born before 1761; died 1811.
59 viii JAMES^, He was a soldier in the Revolu-
tion, private in 2nd Regt., Capt. Isaac Bogert,
May 11, 1780. Probably lived in Otisville, N. Y.
60 + ix AMOS^ born Aug. 4, 1758.
20 BENJAMIN* WHEAT {Samuel', Joshua', Moses'), born in
Watertown, Mass. c. 1709; died in Norwich, Conn., Jan. 27,
1758. His gravestone in the old burial ground in Norwich
has this inscription :
"Here Lyes Interd ye Body: of ye Much Respected Doctr:
Benjamin Wheate son to: Doctr. Samuel Wheate of:
Cambridge, New England: Who after a Laborious Life:
Spent to Save Mankind: Resigned his Mortal Life:
In ye full hope & Expecta- : tion of a Better in ye Future :
World Dyed Jany. 27.; 1758 in ye 49th year: of his age."
He married, Dec. 14, 1730 (family record, 1731 town
12
record) Mary Sanders, born c. 1701; died Nov. 2, 1753,
daughter of John and Susanna (Thompson) Sanders of
Braintree, Mass; they were married in Norwich. He mar-
ried 2) at Boston, Apr. 9, 1757, Catherine Darby.
He removed to Norwich about 1730, fully prepared to
practice medicine; he enjoyed a fair degree of prosper-
ity, and taught as well as practiced medicine.
He was admitted to full communion in the First Church
of Norwich in 1739.
His will, dated July 18, 1757; probated Feb. 14, 1758,
does not mention a wife; leaves to son Benjamin Wheat,
£25 and % the residue real and personal; to son Samuel
Wheat, the rest of his estate, real and personal. Ebenezer
Backus of Norwich to be guardian of son Samuel until
he reaches 21; executors, Ebenezer Backus and Joseph
Griswold, both of Norwich. Wit: William Wattles (Mr.),
Lydia Griswold (Mrs.), David Hunn. (Norwich Probates
#11354).
Children of Dr. Benjamin and Mary (Sanders) Wheat:
61 i MARY^, born Sept. 3, 1731 (1732) ; bp. Sept. 10,
1732; died Dec. 28, 1752. (see Hill MS at New
Haven Colony Historical Society).
62 + ii BENJAMIN^ born Jan. 31, 1733 (1734/35) ; bp.
Feb. 16, 1735.
63 iii ELIZABETH^, born Mar. 18, 1735 (1739) ; bp.
Mar. 18, 1739; died Feb. 19, 1743.
64 iv SUSANNA^, born July 23, 1739 (1741) ; died
Jan. 14, 1741 (1741/2)
65 + V SAMUEL^ born Apr. 4, 1743; bp. Apr. 17, 1743.
Dates furnished by a descendant from family records dif-
fer from the town records, which are in parentheses.
21 SOLOMON^ WHEAT {Samuel', Joshua', Moses'), born c.
1711; died c. 1797; physician.
He married 1) Anne Ripley, born Nov. 1, 1704, Windham,
Conn., daughter of Joshua and Hannah (Bradford) Ripley;
she died before Feb. 17, 1747 when he married 2) Margaret
Green of Windham. She died probably before 1770, as she
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is not mentioned in the warning out at Westford in that year.
Hannah Bradford was a granddaughter of Gov. William
Bradford of Plymouth, so making her descendants eligible
for the Society of Mayflower Descendants.
Jan. 6, 1740. Mrs. Ann Wheat, wife of Dr. Solomon Wheat,
by letter from Mr. Clap, pastor of the First Church in Wind-
ham. Aug. 30, 1741. Mr. Solomon Wheat admitted to full
communion. (Ashford, Conn, church records)
Children of Dr. Solomon and Anne (Ripley) Wheat:
66 i SARAH5, bp. Oct. 3, 1731, First Church, Wind-
ham (MS at Connecticut Historical Society,
Hartford, and Bradford Genealogy, Hall) ; mar-
ried John Manning.
67 ii SOLOMON^ bp. Dec. 19, 1731 (Canterbury,
Conn, church records) ; d.y. probably.
68 iii MARY^, married May 1, 1753 at Mendon,
Mass., Aaron Aldrich.
69 + iv ANNE'^, born July 8, 1736; married John Burnap.
70 + V HANNAH^, born July 16, 1738; married Joseph
Taylor.
71 + vi JEMIMA^ bp. Aug. 31, 1740 (Ashford church
records) ; marriage intentions of Jemima Wheat
of Uxbridge and Abraham Taylor of Concord,
Nov. 18, 1758; however she seems to have mar-
ried Joseph Morse.
72 vii ELIZABETH^ born Nov. 14, 1747; probably the
one who died at Needham, Mass., Dec. 16, 1807.
? by 2nd wife:
73 + viii SOLOMON^, born c. 1750; died May 6, 1840
ae 89. See also SCW, pp. 59-61.
29 JOHN^ WHEAT {Joseph', Joshua^ Moses'), born Aug. 14,
1717, Concord, Mass.; died Jan. 28, 1784 in Lincoln, Mass.
He married 1) Nov. 10, (Nov. 13, Bible record) 1740,
Grace Brown by Rev. Daniel Bliss. She was born Feb. 5,
1720/1, Concord, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Potter)
Brown; died Sept. 6, 1762 (in 42nd year, gravestone). He
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married 2) May 2, 1764, Mrs. Abigail Smith of Concord
(Lincoln VR)
When the town of Lincoln was formed in 1735 he signed
the protest against being set off from Concord, which was
not heeded. Between 1739 and 1748 he bought four pieces
of land from his father — two lots in Concord, one in Bed-
ford and a farm, divided by the boundary between Lincoln
and Concord. These farms were all left to his son Joseph
who is to pay all legacies. On Aug. 13, 1773 he bought from
John Hinsdale of Deerfield, Hampshire Co. for £40, 65
acres in Conway, being part of lot # 93; wit: Selah Barn-
ard, Samuel Barnard jr. Recorded June 30, 1785 (Hamp-
shire, Co., Mass. LR, vol. 24, p. 677) This was bought for
his son Benjamin.
From a deed in 1743 he evidently occupied a part of the
house in which his father lived, for he received "one half
of the chimney, a door, and a foot-path".
On Jan. 1, 1760 he petitioned the court in Worcester to
appoint Charles Baker guardian of all the children of his
late brother Josiah Wheat "the circumstances of my house
being such by reason of an aged parent I have to take care
of that I cant no ways take care of them".
His will, dated Feb. 19, 1779: prov. Mar. 9, 1785 reads "I,
John Wheat of Lincoln, yeoman . . . give unto Abigal
Wheat, my now married wife, household goods, rooms and
a garden, and yearly 100 lbs of pork, 60 lbs of beef, 6
bushels of Indian corn, 6 of rye, one basket of malt, two
barrels of cider, 7 bushels of winter apples, and a sufficien-
cy of other sauce, and of fine cut wood and brought to her
door, a horse to ride, all during her widowhood and no
longer. To Benjamin Wheat my son one half my wearing
apparel, one half my livestock for his services and 65 acres
of land in Conway. To my son Joseph Wheat all land not
otherwise given provided he executes this will faithfully.
To my daughter Sarah Allen the house in Concord in which
she now lives. To my daughter Betty Semple only six shill-
lings, because she has left this state and gone as a friend
to the enemies of this continent, to be paid only on con-
dition that she return a friend to America. To my daugh-
15
ter Lucy Underwood six shillings she having already re-
ceived her portion. To my daughter Hannah Wheat as much
and as good as Lucy received at her marriage, or money at
her election at the time of payment, till then she shall have
rooms in the home with her mother. To my daughter Mary
Semple six shillings for she has gone from this state an
enemy to the country. Sarah, Lucy and Hannah to share all
undisposed personal property; Joseph to be sole executor.
Wit: Stephen Davis, James Wright, Thads Davis. (Middle-
sex Co. Probates)
Children of John and Grace (Brown) Wheat:
76 i SARAH^ born Aug. 6, 1741; died Feb. 19, 1779;
married as 2nd wife in 1766, George Allen of
Waltham, Mass.
281 i) GRACE BROWN« ALLEN, bp. Feb. 1,
1767.
George Allen married 1) Hannah ,
who died Jan. 19, 1766; they had Sam-
uel, Abigail, George, Hannah, and Ruth ;
no Wheat blood.
77 + ii BENJAMIN^ born Apr. 1, 1743 (1744, Bible) ;
died 1817.
78 + iii JOSEPH% born June 17, 1745; died 1817.
79 iv BETTY^ born July 17, 1747; married John Sem-
ple, a Tory; he died at Marlborough, Mass. in
1793, ae 82.
80 + V LUCY% born July 16, 1749; died 1824; married
Jereme Underwood.
81 vi JOHN^ born July 23, 1752; not mentioned in his
father's will, 1779.
82 vii HANNAH^ born Aug. 25, 1755; married Josiah
Walton jr. of New Ipswich, N. H., Feb. 22,
1787.
83 viii MARY5, born Dec. 29, 1757; married Robert
Semple, a Tory. He and his brother John, hus-
band of Betty Wheat, were merchants in Bos-
ton ; at the outbreak of the Revolution they left
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for Halifax, Robert with a family of three in
1776, and in July of that year both and Robert's
wife Mary were captured on the passage from
Nova Scotia to New York, were carried to Mar-
blehead, thence to Boston, and committed to
jail. In 1778 they were proscribed and banish-
ed.
(Loyalists of the American Revolution, Lorenzo
Sabine, 1864)
30 JOSIAH* WHEAT {Joseph', Joshua', Moses') , born Mar. 11,
1719/20, Concord; died 1759.
He and Ruth Cooledge, both of Concord, married Feb. 12,
1744 by Rev. Daniel Bliss. She was born in Watertown
about 1724, daughter of Jonathan and Ruth (Holland)
Cooledge, and probably died also in 1759, as the following
year guardians for the sons were appointed.
He was a cooper; Feb. 4, 1741, Joseph Wheat of Concord
sold land in Bedford, Mass. to his son Josiah; Sept. 20,
1742, Josiah Wheat of Concord, cooper, sold 400 acres in
Bedford for £21.5.0. Apr. 23, 1746 he bought of Eleazer
'Fletcher for £500. land in Grafton and sold 52 acres of it
to Robert Flagg for £1200, Sept. 12, 1749. On Nov. 8, 1749
Joseph of Concord sells to "my beloved son Josiah Wheat
of Concord, cooper", lot # 49 in Narrangansett No. 6,
which became Templeton, Mass. This last tract was a part
of the land awarded to Moses^ Wheat, Joseph's uncle, for
service in the Narragansett Expedition in King Philip's War.
Jan. 1, 1760, Lincoln, John Wheat asked the court to ap-
point Capt. Charles Baker to be guardian of all the children
of his late brother, Josiah Wheat of Narragansettt No. 6,
as he could not take care of them ; they were all under four-
teen years of age by name as follows: — Samuel, Solomon,
Jonathan, Joseph, Daniel. The next day John petitioned
the court to appoint Joshua Hide as administrator of the
estate; he was also of Narragansett No. 6.
(Worcester Co. Probates)
Oct. 30, 1761, assignment was made to Samuel Wheat,
eldest son of Josiah Wheat deceased, of the whole of the
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said deceased's real estate situated in Templeton; 90 acres
and a right in the undivided lands. On Dec. 5, 1761 Joshua
Hide becomes his guardian.
Jan. 14, 1764. guardianship of Solomon Wheat, minor
more than 14 yrs. granted to his uncle, Thomas Wheat,
yeoman; bond £500, with Samuel Hobart, gent, and John
Hale, sureties, all of Hollis; wit: Samuel Cummings jr.,
John Williams. (New Hampshire Probates, VHI, I)
Mar. 9, 1767. Jonas Hubbard made guardian of Joseph
Wheat.
Nov. 21, 1767. John Wheat of Lincoln made guardian of
Jonathan Wheat, and on Mar. 30, 1771, John, with Joseph
Wheat, husbandman of Lincoln and Benjamin Wheat of
New Ipswich, N. H., housewright, sureties, gives bond as
guardian of Jonathan Wheat, minor in his 21st year; at
Templeton. (Middlesex Co. Probates)
Apr. 25, 1769. John Butterick, yeoman, and Jonas Hay-
wood, gent., surety, both of Concord, appointed guardian
to Daniel Wheat, minor in his 15th yr. (as next above)
Early in 1755 the inhabitants of Narragansett No. 6, alarm-
ed by the appearance of marauding Indians in a neighbor-
ing settlement, built a fort for protection in case of attack,
and Sabbath worship was held there. After a few months
they felt so secure that steps were taken to build a church
edifice. On Dec. 10, 1755, a council "did gather a church,
set apart and ordain the Rev. Daniel Pond, the first minis-
ter of this plantation". The covenant was signed by twelve
men — Daniel Pond, Joshua Hyde, Josiah Wheat, David
Clark, Charles Baker, David Goddard, Jacob Byam, Phineas
Byam, Zacheus Barrett, Elias Wilder, Thomas Drury, and
John Chamberlain.
Children of Josiah and Ruth (Cooledge) Wheat: all ex-
cept Daniel bp. Feb. 8, 1756. (Templeton VR)
84 + i SAMUEL^, born Sept. 24, 1747; died 1814.
85 + ii SOLOMON^ born Mar. 26, 1749.
86 + iii JONATHAN^ born Dec. 27, 1750; died 1777.
87 iv JOSEPH^ born Oct. 12, 1752 at Grafton, Mass.
Very little is known about him; he is probably
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the one who bought land at Athens, Vt. 1790 —
1794 and sold in 1796. In the 1790 census he
had a family of 1 male over 16, 3 males under,
and 2 females.
88 + V DANIEL\ born Oct. 4, 1754; bp. the same date ?,
at Templeton; died 1827.
32 THOMAS'* WHEAT (Joseph', Joshua^ Moses'), born May
12, 1723, Concord, Mass.; died Feb. 12, 1820.
Thomas Wheat and Mary Ball, both of Concord, married
Dec. 10, 1745 by Rev. Daniel Bliss; he married 2) Aug.
23, 1768 by Rev. William Emerson, Sarah Temple of Con-
cord; Thomas Wheat being of Hollis, N. H. She died Feb.
14, 1823.
Ref: History of Hollis, N. H., S. T. Worcester, 1879; Con-
cord, Mass. VR.
Children of Thomas and 1st wife, Mary (Ball) Wheat:
90 i MARY^, born Oct. 29, 1746; died at Malahide,
Ontario, Upper Canada; married Feb. 7, 1769,
Nahum Powers, both of Hollis, N. H. He was
born Apr. 11, 1741; died 1826, son of Capt.
Peter and Anna (Keyes) Powers of Coos, N. H.
He married 2)
333 i) NAHUM^ POWERS jr. Lived at Thet-
ford, Vt.
334+ ii) P0LLY6 POWERS, born Oct. 19, 1771;
married Joseph Atwood.
91 + ii ABIGAIL^ born Aug. 15, 1748; married Peter
Stearns.
92 + iii THOMAS jr.^ born July 7, 1750; died at the
Battle of Bunker Hill.
93 iv SARAH^ born A-pr. 23, 1752; d.y.
94 V PRISCILLA^ born July 3, 1754; married Feb. 4,
1782, Capt. Stephen Childs of Upton, Mass.;
int. Dec. 15, 1781 (Upton, Mass. VR)
347 i) JOSIAH^ CHILDS, born Sept. 9, 1783 at
Upton.
95 vi NATHANIEL^ born Jan. 20 or 25, 1756; died
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at Ticonderoga, 1777; he was on the roll of
Capt. Dew's Minute Men, A'pr. 19, 1775, was
at the Battle of Bunker Hill, and on the roll of
Capt. Clement, Dec. 7, 1776; his final receipt
on Jan. 14, 1777.
96 + vii JOSEPH^ born July 18 or 27, 1759.
97 + viii JOSIAH^, born Dec. 18, 1761.
98 ix LOIS^ born June 22, 1765 ; married May 5, 1791,
Samuel Shattuck, both of Hollis, N. H., son of
Zachariah and Elizabeth (Fiske) Shattuck.
They lived in Hollis until about 1803; removed
to Orange, N. H. in 1803 where he died.
5 children.
Ref: Shattuck Memorials, Lemuel Shattuck,
1855.
99 X HANNAH^ born Feb. 16, 1767; did she marry
an Estabrook?
Children of Thomas and 2nd wife, Sarah
(Temple) Wheat:
100 xi SUBMIT^ born July 27, 1769; died May 1794;
called "Mittie"; married Nov. 13, 1788, Isaac
Hardy, both of Hollis, born July 9, 1763, son of
Phineas and Abigail Hardy of Hollis. He mar-
ried 2) July 3, 1794, Mehitable Boynton.
367 i) ISAAC6 HARDY, born Sept. 9, 1789.
368 ii) ABRAHAM TEMPLE^ HARDY, born
May 7, 1794.
101 xii ABIGAIL TEMPLE^, born June 29, 1771; mar-
ried Nov. 9, 1790, Moses Hardy, born May 17,
1765, 8th child of Phineas and Abigail Hardy
and brother of Submit's husband.
10 children.
102 xiii SARAH^ born July 8, 1773; married June 1,
1801, Capt. Henry Phelps, born June 9, 1777,
son of Henry and Hannah (Nevins) Phelps of
Groton, N. H. 7 children.
103 xiv MARY% born May 7, 1775; probably d.y.
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40 LYDIA'5 WHEAT [Dr. Samuel^ Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Nov. 14, 1729, Newton, Mass.; married
July 6, 1749, Lazarus Beale (Beals) son of Deacon Lazar-
us and Ruth (Andrews) Beale, of Hingham, Mass. He died
Oct. 13, 1797.
With her other married sisters, Lydia received 10/ by the
will of her father in 1770, but the legacy was not paid until
1792, when they received only 3/6 on the pound.
He was a schoolmaster at Hingham and later studied med-
icine with Dr. Wheat at Newton and practiced there until
1763 when he removed to Cohasset, continuing his practice
and serving sometimes as selectman and town clerk.
Children of Dr. Lazarus and Lydia (Wheat) Beale:
(Beal, Beals).
112 i LYDIA6 BEAL, born July 6, 1751 ; married Adam
Beal, bp. Nov. 3, 1754. Lived at St. Albans, Vt.
113 ii LAZARUS ANDREWS^ BEAL, born Sept. 30,
1753; died Nov. 23, 1822; married Oct. 29,
1776, Bethia Lewis of Weymouth, born Apr.
9, 1756; died Aug. 5, 1809. He was a soldier
in the Revolution and lived at Cohasset and
Weymouth, Mass. 6 children.
114 iii KATHARINE^ BEAL, born Oct. 29, 1755; mar-
ried at Cohasset, Jan. 1, 1775, Jesse Willcott jr,
born Mar. 26, 1752, son of Jesse Willcott of
Cohasset, constable, master mariner and teach-
er of navigation and his wife, Lois Studley.
Jesse jr was a soldier in the Revolution, with
the rank of Lieutenant. They lived at Goshen,
Mass.
115 iv SAMUEL^ BEAL, bom Mar. 7, 1758; died Nov.
15, 1795; married July 16, 1778, Rebecca
Wilkinson, born Feb. 3, 1759; died Aug. 5,
1809, daughter of Thomas and Rebecca (Cox)
Wilkinson and granddaughter of James and
Alice (Ingram) Cox. She married 2)
Jones of Buffalo, N. Y.
369 i) SAMUEL^ BEAL jr., born June 16, 1779.
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370 ii) WILLIAM' BEAL, born Apr. 29, 178L
371 iii) THOMAS^ BEAL, born Nov. 13, 1783.
372 iv) EPHRAIM COPELAND" BEAL, born
Aug. 12, 1786.
373 v) REBECCA" BEAL. born A\ig. 18, 1787;
died Feb. 25, 1865.
374 vi) LYDIA^ BEAL, born Sept. 7, 1789; mar-
ried 1) Jackson; 2) 1836, Rev.
Lyman Beecher, father of Henry Ward
Beecher.
375 vii) JOHN WILKINSON^ BEAL, born Oct.
23, 1791.
376 viii) RUTH^ BEAL, bom Oct. 9, 1793; died c.
1897 ( ? ) ; married Capt. Calvin Slade
of Brooklyn, N Y..
377 ix) ISAAC NUNIS CORDOGO" BEAL, born
Oct. 13. 1795.
116 V WILLI AI\P BEAL, born May 6. 1760: did he
marry his cousin, Mary Ann Brown Wheat,
daughter of Moses Wheat?
117 vi NABBY6 (Abigail) BEAL, born July 6, 1762;
married at Abingdon, Mass. Dec. 29, 1779,
Barzillai Whitten (Whiton?), born at Abing-
don Nov. 5, 1757, son of Eleazer and Sarah
(Beal) Whitten. 3 children, in Abingdon VR.
There was another Abigail Beal, born 1760 in
the same to^vn, who may be the one who mar-
ried Barzillai Whitten, but the one above, born
1762 is called Nabby in the marriage record
and by descendants.
118 vii MARTHA^ BEAL, born Hingham, July 10, 1765;
died Feb. 12, 1840.
119 viii DANIEL^ BEAL, born Hingham, Sept. 27, 1767.
120 ix ALFHEUS^ BEAL, born Cohasset, June 1, 1770.
121 X LUSITANUS« BEAL, born Cohasset, Sept. 15,
1772.
122 xi JEMIMA^ BEAL, born Cohasset, Feb. 5, 1775;
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died Feb. 4, 1844; married William Howard,
born 1765; died Mar. 4, 1810 as his 2nd wife.
He was son of Gideon Howard, and Lydia
(Gushing) Howard of Little Harbor. William
had married 1) Ruth Bates, born Oct. 18, 1772;
died Apr. 19, 1796, daughter of Adna and Ruth
(Real) Bates.
378 i) RUTH BEAL^ HOWARD, born Oct. 26,
1802; died Sept. 28, 1839.
379 ii) MARY ANN^ HOWARD, born Dec. 15,
1806; died Mar. 31, 1877:
380 iii) BETSY^ HOWARD, born Aug. 16, 1810.
43 HANNAH^ WHEAT (Dr. Samuel'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born July 24, 1735, Newton, Mass.; died Nov. 22,
1810 ae 75 (Brookfield VR)
She married 1) July 17, 1759, Benjamin Gott of Brookfield,
Mass.; apparently there were no children, and he died
Jan. 5, 1760 in his 26th year.
Married 2) Hannah Gott and Col. Joseph Gilbert of Brook-
field, Dec. 13, 1761; he was a merchant and soldier in the
Revolution, born at Ipswich, July 1733 and died Mar. 2,
1776 ae 43, son of Lieut. Benjamin and Esther (Perkins)
Gilbert.
As Hannah Gilbert she is left 10/ in the will of her father
in 1770, but the legacies were not paid until over twenty
years later, when the estate finally paid only 3/6 on the
pound.
Nov. 30, 1791, Cambridge. Wheat Gilbert in behalf of his
mother Hannah Gilbert, administrator on the estate of
Joseph Gilbert, Esq., late of Brookfield deed., nominates
Nathan Fuller of Newton administrator on the estate of
Mrs. Hannah Wheat, late of Newton deed. This would be
his grandmother, Hannah (Hovey), widow of Dr. Samuel
Wheat. (Middlesex Co. Probates)
Children of Joseph and Hannah (Wheat) Gilbert:
126 i WHEAT'' GILBERT, born at Brookfield, Nov. 23,
1762; died Dec. 24, 1801; married Feb. 21,
1789, Eliza Baldwin.
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381 i) HARRIET^ GILBERT, born May 9, 1790.
127 ii BENJAMIN^ GILBERT, bom at Brookfield, Oct.
5, 1764; died Dec. 30, 1849; married Aug. 2,
1796, Sally Shepard of Boston. Was she his
cousin, daughter of his aunt Mary (Wheat)
Shepard, bp. 1768?
Benjamin Gilbert was graduate of Yale College
1786, was a lawyer and legislator. They lived
in Hanover, N. H.
382 i) MARY WHEAT^ GILBERT, 1799-1811.
383 ii) BENJAMIN JOSEPH^ GILBERT, 1802- ;
married 1) Clarissa Babbit; 2) Judith
Hutchinson.
384 iii) SAMUEL SHEPARD^ GILBERT, 1803- ;
married 1838, Sarah Coleman.
385 iv) SUSANNA BREWSTER^ GILBERT, 1805-
; married 1831, Dr. George Chadwick
of Ipswich.
386 v) DANIEL INGALLS^ GILBERT, 1807-
1836.
128 iii ELIZABETH^ GILBERT, born Sept. 16, 1766;
died May 8, 1806; married Nov. 8, 1792, Dr.
Asa Walker of Barre, Mass., born at Rutland,
Mass. Oct. 12, 1764; died July 16, 1824 ae 59.
He married 2) Oct. 10, 1807, Rebecca Stone of
Holliston, Mass., and had five more children —
Joseph Gilbert, James Madison, Joseph Gilbert
again, Daniel Sanger and Deborah Brown
Walker ■ — not of Wheat blood.
387 i) ELIZABETH^ WALKER, born Apr. 22,
1793; died Aug. 10, 1795.
388 ii) ESTHER GILBERT^ WALKER, born Feb.
17, 1795.
389 iii) ELIZABETH WHEAT^ WALKER, born
Jan. 17, 1797.
390 iv) HARRIET BALDWIN^ WALKER, born
Dec. 2, 1800.
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391 v) JOSEPH UPHAM^ WALKER, bom Mar.
23, 1803.
392 vi) ASA CLAPP^ WALKER, born Feb. 9,
1805.
129 iv EASTERN (ESTHER) GILBERT, born Apr. 26,
1768; died 1833.
130 V PITT6 GILBERT, born May 31, 1771; died 1808;
married Elizabeth Marcia — ; he was a mer-
chant.
131 vi DANIEL^ GILBERT, born Sept. 7, 1773; married
May 6, 1806, Mary Waters, born at Salem,
Mass. 1783; died 1858.
He was graduate of Dartmouth College 1796;
lawyer, justice of the peace, and lived in Brook-
field, Mass. and Hanover, N. H.
393 i) HANNAH WHEATS GILBERT, 1807-1808.
394 ii) CHARLOTTE WATERS^ GILBERT, 1809-
1860.
395 iii) JOSEPH WATERS^ GILBERT, 1811-1811.
396 iv) MARY DEAN"^ GILBERT, 1814-1884.
397 v) HANNAH WHEAT^ GILBERT, 1816-
1819.
398 vi) JOSEPH^ GILBERT, 1818-1849.
399 vii) HANNAH WHEAT^ GILBERT, 1822- .
400 viii) ESTHERS GILBERT, 1825-1862.
Newton and Brookfield, Mass. VR.
45 MOSES^ WHEAT {Dr. Samuel\ Dr. Samuel', Joshua\
Moses'), born July 30, 1739, Newton; died Mar. 3, 1770
ae 31.
married at Boston, Mar. 25, 1760, Susannah Brown.
He was a physician; died intestate; administration was
granted to Susanna Wheat, July 6, 1770; bondsmen were
Dr. Benjamin Parker of Newton, his brother-in-law, and
Jonathan Jones of Chelsea. Inventory of property in Boston
£38.6.6; property in Newton £12.0.9.
May 11, 1770, Susanna Wheat and Mary Brown, seam-
stresses, bought land in Boston. Susanna later removed to
Northampton, Mass. where her will is recorded; she gives
"to my daughter Mary Ann Beal the house and lot I live
in" and "to each of my granddaughters, the daughters of
my daughter Hannah Stratton I give ten cents".
(Northampton Wills, vol. 29, p. 76)
In 1770 the three living children were left £13.6.8 each by
the will of their grandfather. Dr. Samuel Wheat, but re-
ceived much less when the estate was settled. Their married
names were not given at that time.
Children of Moses and Susannah (Brown) Wheat:
132 i SUSANNAH^, born Jan. 10, 1761 in Boston;
"Sept. 1808 — Miss Susannah Wheat died ae
48 (Deaths in Boston & Vicinity, New Eng.
Hist. Gen. Register, vol. 78, 313)
133 ii MARY ANN BROWN^, born Mar. 1, 1763; mar-
ried June 17, 1781 in Waltham, Mass. William
Beal of Watertown ; they lived in Northampton,
Mass. Was he a cousin, son of Lazarus and
Lydia (Wheat) Beal?
134 iii HANNAH^, born Apr. 5, 1765; d.y.
135 iv HANNAH^, born July 12, 1767 in Boston; mar-
ried Sept. 19, 1785, Richard Stratton; They
lived at Swanzey, N. H. She died in 1788 and
he married 2) Desire Norton. He was a manu-
facturer, dyer and finisher of cotton goods; he
died Mar. 9, 1827, son of John.
401 i) HANNAH^ STRATTON, bom Dec. 3,
1786; married Tilly Marvin.
402 ii) JOHN^ STRATTON, born Apr. 2, 1788;
died June 16, 1871; married after 1837
as his second wife, Nancy (Ann) Pease,
born Aug. 6, 1800, daughter of John
Chauncey and Charity (Thompson)
Pease of Enfield, Conn.
Richard and his 2nd wife had : Lucy, born Nov.
23, 1795; married Abijah Whitcomb, and Rich-
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ard, born Nov. 10, 1798; died 1847; married
— Sumner, (no Wheat blood)
Ref: Book of Strattons, 1918; II, p. 53.
American Genealogist, vol. 32, p. 232.
46 WILLIAM^ WHEAT {Dr. Samuel'', Dr. SamueP, Joshua'',
Moses'), hoin Aug. 21, 1741, Newton, Mass.; date of death
not found.
married at Boston, Mar. 30, 1765, Dorothy Bensley or
Bentley, born c. 1739; died, "widow of William Wheat
formerly from Boston died suddenly in Providence, Mar.
27, 1807 in her 68th year".
He was a trader and innkeeper, of Boston and Providence,
R. I. 1790 census, at Providence, 1 male over 16 and 3
females,
Oct. 17, 1764. William Wheat mortgaged two lots in Need-
ham to James Smith of Milton, merchant, to secure a debt
of £100 due to Smith; Dr. Samuel Wheat giving security.
By his father's will he received 10/ and discharge of his
debts to the estate.
May 20, 1765. William Wheat obtains judgment against
David Torry of Weymouth, trader, and gets two lots valued
at £9 and £13, and sells them to James Ford, mariner, for
£32.
Nov. 26, 1766. "Mr. William Wheat was this day approbat-
ed to keep a Tavern at the Crown Coffee House agreeable
to his petition". (Selectmen of Boston, 1764-1768, p. 238).
Two days earlier his petition had been denied.
Jan. 8, 1767. He and his wife Dorothy sell a lot in Boston.
Children of William and Dorothy (Bensley or Bentley)
Wheat:
136 i WILLIAM^, his only record is his marriage to
Henrietta Chadsey, Sept. 14, 1794 at Provid-
ence. (R. I. vital records, vol. 10, p. 159)
137 ii DOROTHY^, born Feb. 4, 1768; died suddenly,
July 4, 1823 ae 56; married Oct. 26, 1794 at
Providence, Capt. Howell Williams.
138 iii SUSANNA^ married Apr. 7, 1793, John
Hood at Providence.
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139 iv SAMUEL^ born June 4, 1775, "son of WiUiam
and Dorothy, both late of Boston".
Marriage records of i, ii, iii in First Congrega-
tional Church, Providence.
47 KATHARINE^ WHEAT (Dr. Samuel^ Dr. Samuel", Joshua',
Moses^), born July 11, 1743 in Newton, Mass.; died Jan.
9, 1827.
"Thomas Eustis and Catharine Wheat of Boston married
Dec. 12, 1762 in Boston (Rutland, Mass. VR) . He was born
Aug. 8, 1735; died Nov. 28, 1807, son of Thomas and
Abigail (Chamberlain) Eustis of Chelsea, Mass.
He was a carpenter; soldier in the Revolution and Captain
of Minute Men. They lived in Rutland, and in 1784 remov-
ed to Boston.
For descendants, see New England Historic Genealogical
Register, vol. 32.
Children of Thomas and Katharine (Wheat) Eustis:
140 i THOMAS" EUSTIS, bom Oct. 12, 1763; died
1809; married Mary Dana, who died in 1812.
403 i) MARY^ EUSTIS, married Aaron Baker.
404 ii) ANN A^ EUSTIS, married Josiah Foster.
405 iii) BETSEY^ EUSTIS, born 1787; died 1850;
married Legrand Lucas.
406 iv) THOMAS EUSTIS^ born 1792; died
1828.
407 v) ADOLPHUS^ EUSTIS.
408 vi) JOHN DANA^ EUSTIS.
409 vii) EDMUND" EUSTIS.
410 viii) CATHARINE^ EUSTIS, born 1798; mar-
ried 1826, Enoch Smith of Newton,
Mass.
141 ii SAMUEL WHEAT" EUSTIS, born May 23, 1765;
died May 25, 1851; married Oct. 25, 1792,
Esther Crafts, born Apr. 10, 1766; died Oct.
17, 1842.
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411 i) HARRIET^ EUSTIS, born 1793; married
1814, Lewis Stacey of Livermore Falls»
Maine.
412 ii) GEORGE^ EUSTIS, born 1795; died 1844;
married 1821, Sarah Baldwin, died
1868; lived in Maine.
413 iii) SAMUEL WHEAT^ EUSTIS, 1797-1877;
lived in Ottawa, Illinois.
414 iv) GILBERT^ EUSTIS, 1799-1837; married
1821, Betsey Alden; lived in Maine.
415 v) JOHN^ EUSTIS, 1801-1874; married
1827, Susanna W. Howard of Jay,
Maine; removed to Ottawa, Illinois.
416 vi) HENRY^ EUSTIS, 1803-1857; unmarried.
417 vii) ESTHERS EUSTIS, 1807-after 1877; mar-
ried 1843, Dr. D. Hale of Livermore,
Maine, 1800-1868.
142 iii P0LLY6 EUSTIS, born Feb. 7, 1767; married
Oct. 29, 1792, Oliver Fuller of Canada,
(? Illinois)
143 iv WILLIAM^ EUSTIS, bom Sept. 30, 1768, Rut-
land, Mass. ; died Aug. 25, 1847 ; married Nov.
12, 1794, Anna Morse, born Jan. 27, 1773;
died Nov. 14, 1856.
418 i) POLLY^ EUSTIS, 1795- .
419 ii) THOMAS' EUSTIS, 1796-1869; married
1826, Parthenia Pitts.
420 iii) WILLIAM^ EUSTIS, 1798-1831; unmar-
ried.
421 iv) DANIEL^ EUSTIS, 1799-1842; married
1822, Elizabeth Park of Newton, Mass.;
lived in Sidney, Maine.
422 v) NATHAN' EUSTIS, 1800- ; married
1834, Sarah Weymouth of Kingfield,
Maine; lived at Jay, Maine.
423 vi) MOSES^ EUSTIS, 1802-1805.
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424 vii) MEHITABLE^ EUSTIS, 1803-1831; mar-
ried 1823, Benjamin Webster of Milton,
Maine.
425 viii) DAVID" EUSTIS, 1804-1805.
426 ix) MOSES' EUSTIS, 1805-1835; married
1831, Mary Chandler, daughter of Sam-
uel and Lydia (Fuller) Chandler.
427 x) ANNA'^ EUSTIS, 1806-1838; married
George Brooks.
428 xi) DAVID" EUSTIS, 1808-1833.
429 xii) WASHINGTON' EUSTIS, 1810-1810.
430 xiii) ELIJAH' EUSTIS, 1811-1876; married
1840, Fanny Rollins; living in 1877.
431 xiv) EDWARD" EUSTIS, 1814-1816.
432 xv) ABIGAIL" EUSTIS, 1815- ; married
1840, George Brooks, widower of her
sister, Anna.
144 V JOHN CHAMBERLAIN^ EUSTIS, born July 31,
and died Sept. 2, 1770.
145 vi MOSES^ EUSTIS, born Jan. 23, 1771 ; died Oct.
28, 1814; married Apr. 22, 1798, Rebecca
Green of Lincoln, Mass.; died Nov. 11, 1859
ae 84-5-2; buried at Mt. Auburn.
433 i) WILLIAM^ EUSTIS, 1798-1799.
434 ii) ABBY" EUSTIS, 1799-1800.
435 iii) BECKY" EUSTIS, 1800-1800.
436 iv) HANNAH" EUSTIS. 1801- ; married
1820, Moses Whitney of Watertown,
Mass.
437 v) GEORGE W.^ EUSTIS, 1802-1802.
438 vi) HARRIET GJ EUSTIS, 1803-1803.
439 vii) MOSES^ EUSTIS, 1804-1805.
440 viii) HARRIET G."^ EUSTIS, 1805-1806.
441 ix) SARAH' EUSTIS, 1807-1860; married
1826, Nahum Whitney.
x) Stillborn^ 1809.
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442 >:i) SAMUEL GJ EUSTIS, 1810-1817.
443 xii) GEORGE WJ EUSTIS, 1812- ;marned
1840, Emmeline Burbank.
444 xiii) ELIZA^ EUSTIS, 1814-1857; married
1836, Edwin N. Bisbee.
(Of 13 children, only 4 lived to grow
up and marry)
146 vii ABIGAIL^ EUSTIS, born July 2, 1775; died Aug.
29, 1821.
147 viii KATE*5 EUSTIS, born June 2, 1778; married
Clark.
148 ix GEORGE WASHINGTON^ EUSTIS, bp. June 4,
1780.
149 X MIMA^' (? JEMIMA) EUSTIS, bp. June 23,
1782.
150 xi HANNAH^ EUSTIS, bp. Oct. 26, 1783.
151 xii SARAH6 EUSTIS, born Dec. 7, 1785; died at 18
years.
152 xiii JOSEPH GILBERT^ EUSTIS, born May 28,
1788; died Aug. 7, 1861; married 1812, Sarah
Donelson, born Jan. 7, 1776; died Apr. 20,
1876 (Is one date wrong, or was she over
100?). He was a harnessmaker and lived in
Northampton, Mass.
445 i) SARAH" EUSTIS, born at Boston, 1813-
1836.
446 ii) JOSEPH GILBERT^ EUSTIS, 1815- after
1877.
447 iii) OZEL" EUSTIS, 1817- ; married Amelia
Brown.
448 iv) ALONZO' EUSTIS, 1821- ; married
Anna S. Donelson.
449 v) CLARISSA^ EUSTIS, 1823-1825.
450 vi) SAMUEL WHEAT^ EUSTIS, 1827-1852.
451 vii) BENJAMIN' EUSTIS, 1830-after 1852.
452 viii) MARY A.' EUSTIS, 1834-1854.
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48 JEMIMA^ WHEAT {Dr. Samuel'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua^
Moses'), born July 6, 1745, Newton, Mass.; died Oct. 2,
1779, ae 34 years; married Oct. 4, 1764, Dr. Benjamin
Parker of Newton, who died before his wife.
153 i BENJAMIN^ PARKER, born Mar. 11, 1765; died
in 1807; graduate of Harvard College 1784:
was a physician and lived at Weston, Mass.
Ref: Newton, Mass. VR. Parker Genealogy, 1910, p. 25.
49 SAMUEL^ WHEAT [Dr. Samuel^ Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), born Mar. 13, 1746/7 at Newton, Mass.; died
Feb. 13, 1835 ae 87 yrs. 11 mos. at Venice, Cayuga Co.,
N. Y. and is buried in the Stewart's Corners cemetery,
Venice.
He married, July 14, 1766 in Newton, Jerusha Allen, born
A'ug. 20, 1746, daughter of Dr. John and Jerusha (Cook)
Allen of Newton. She died Apr. 2, 1825 in her 79th year.
They settled first in Providence, R. I. but after his father's
death in 1770 returned briefly to Newton. They accepted
£200. for the land inherited by his father's will, signing a
deed to that effect June 7, 1771. The executors and apprais-
ers seemed to have erred in his favor, for when they settled
with the other heirs they were able to pay only 3/6 on the
pound.
Oct. 4, 1771. Thomas Kenedy of Murrayfield, Hamp-
shire Co., Mass. sells to Samuel Wheat of same, lot #68,
1st division — 102 acres with allowance of 60 rods for a
road; signed Thomas and Jennet Kenedy; wits: Jno. Mur-
ray, Mat. Henry, Joseph Gilbert, John Crocks. (Hampshire
Co. LR, Book 12, p. 370, at Springfield)
Murrayfield is now Chester.
July 6, 1773. Samuel Wheat of Murrayfield and wife Jeru-
sha sell to Enoch Shepard of Westfield, lot #68, 1st divi-
sion, lying southeasterly from the Meeting House; signed
by both Samuel and Jerusha; wits: David Shepard, Abner
Smith, Robt. Smith. (Same, vol. 12, p. 499)
Sept. 23, 1773. Peter Williams of Murrayfield vs. S. Wheat,
late of Murrayfield, re non-payment of latter's note dated
Springfield, Nov. 1, 1772; Peter is to recover £11.10.6.
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(Court of Common Pleas, vol. 12, p. 97, records at Spring-
field)
His next move was to Bernardston (first called Fall Town) .
He owned land there, some of which he sold to Gershom
Orvis in 1777; his final purchase there was June 18, 1781
when he bought of David Page land on the northwest
branch of Fall River. On Dec. 14, 1782 he sells to John
Brooks of Glastonbury (Conn.) "where sd Wheat now
lives", including a dwelling house and barn, and 2 pieces
of 26 acres each near-by, one being south of sd Wheat's
dwelling house. (These deeds are found at Greenfield, Mass.,
vols. HI and IV).
From Bernardston they appear to have moved to Salem,
Washington Co., N. Y. He is in the census of 1790 with a
family of 2 males over 16, 4 males under 16, and 6 females,
listed next to his son-in-law Asa Cleveland. In 1794 he is
assessed £17. on real estate and on personal £16.15/.
(N. Y. Genealogical & Biographical Record, vol. 43)
Late in life Samuel removed to Venice, Cayuga Co., N. Y.
where he and his wife spent the rest of their life, probably
with some of their children, as no records have been found
of his owning land.
He was a soldier in the Revolution, with various service:
from Aug. 1776 for 2 months as private under Capt. Mor-
rison in Col. John Mosely's Regiment, and took part in
the Battle of White Plains under Brig. Gen. Alexander Mc-
Dougall. The next year he served for 6 weeks as private
under Capt. Amasa Sheldon in the same Regiment. He en-
listed Sept. 23, 1777, discharged Oct. 18, 1777 in the North-
ern Dept., Capt. Joseph Stebbins Co., with 115 miles travel
home; roll sworn to at Deerfield.
In the summer of 1777 as Burgoyne was coming down the
Hudson River Valley he sent a detachment to Bennington,
Vt. When this news reached Deerfield, Mass. a company
under Capt. Stebbins marched directly to Bennington.
Samuel Wheat was a member of this company. They ar-
rived too late for the Battle of Bennington but joined Col.
David Wells' Regiment and marched to Fort Edward, later
joining General Gates and were under the direct command
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of Benedict AYnold; the company was in the battles of
Stillwater and Bemis Heights. Burgoyne surrendered Oct.
17, 1777, and the company was discharged the following
day, Samuel Wheat's name being on the payroll. From the
spring of 1778 he served 6 months in Capt. Cook's com-
pany, Col. William Shepard's Regt.
He received a pension, for service in the Massachusetts
Militia, as a private, placed on the roll May 6, 1833 and
granted from Mar. 4, 1831; he was aged 83, living in Ca-
yuga Co., N. Y. A Revolutionary marker has been placed
on his grave.
For the ancestry of Jerusha (Allen) Wheat, see APPEN-
DIX A.
Children of Samuel and Jerusha (Allen) Wheat: first 2 bp.
at Newton, Mass.; births of the others from family
records.
154 + i JERUSHA^ born Apr. 5, 1767; died 1830; mar-
ried Asa Cleveland.
155 ii JOHN ALLEN6, born Jan. 4, 1769; d.y.
156 + iii HANNAH^, born Jan. 7, 1771; died 1842; mar-
ried Caleb Abbott.
157+ iv POLLY^, born c. 1773; died 1861; married
Thomas Rogers.
158 + V SAMUEL 4th6, born Dec. 5, 1775; died 1827;
married Martha Eliza Thaxter.
159 + vi LOTTIE^ (MARTHA), born Jan. 27, 1777; mar-
ried 1) ? Rufus Humphrey; 2) Isaac Sawin.
160 + vii BENJAMIN^ born Mar. 7, 1779; married
Lydia
161 + viii WILLIAM^ born Mar. 27, 1781; died 1865; mar-
ried 3 times.
162 ix TRYPHENA6, born June 9, 1783; died Nov. 10,
1793.
163 + X CALVIN«, born Jan 29, 1785; died 1878; mar-
ried Polly Fanning.
164 + xi LUTHER^, born May 18, 1788; died 1843; mar-
ried Elmira Marvin.
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50 MARTHA^ WHEAT {Dr. Samuel'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua^
Moses^), hoxn A-pr. 11, 1749, Newton, Mass.; died Oct. 21,
1785 (ae 39. by gravestone)
Gad Williston and Patty Wheat record their marriage in-
tentions Jan. 19, 1783 (Brookfield, Mass. VR). She was
his second wife, his first being Lucy Grosvenor of Pomfret,
Conn. (int. May— 1771) ; she died Jan. 30, 1782 (ae 34
on gravestone). Deacon Gad Williston married 3) June — ,
1788 at Springfield, widow Eunice Brewer of Springfield,
who died Dec. 24, 1814. He died Sept. 11, 1825 ae 81.
Child of Deacon Gad and Martha (Wheat) Williston:
165 i POLLY« WILLISTON, born Nov. 30, 1783; died
July 21, 1785 ae 18 months (gravestone)
By his first wife he had: Joseph, b. 1773; d.
1775; Lucy, b. 1775: twins, Hannah and
Joseph, b. & d. 1778: Joseph b. 1780; d. 1833;
officer in the U.S. Navy: Cloe, b. & d. 1782.
(no Wheat blood).
53 JONATHAN^ WHEAT [Salmon'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua^
Moses^), born Apr. 1, 1735 at Canterbury, Conn, died
Dec. 10, 1809 ae 74 yr. 8 mo., probably at Shaftsbury, Vt.
though one record says at Bennington. He is buried in the
cemetery at Shaftsbury Center, Vt.
He married Sarah Draper, daughter of James and Sarah
(Allen) Draper of Killingly, Conn, and Shaftsbury, Vt.
She was born Feb. 27, 1744/5 (Brimfield, Mass. VR) ;
died c. 1827 in Truxton, N. Y. and is buried in the Keeney
cemetery there.
Jonathan Wheat is on a tax list of June 1758 at Crum El-
bow, Dutchess Co., N. Y. ( Adriance Library, Poughkeepsie)
and in 1765 is of Beekman's Precinct, the name of the
whole district. Aug. 25, 1768 he of "Batemans" (error for
Beekmans) Precinct bought for £15 of Moses Robinson of
Bennington, land in Shaftsbury, N. H. (alias New York,
now Vt.), and again on Dec. 3, 1768 bought for £80 from
James Draper — his father-in-law — more land in Shafts-
bury. Sept. 21, 1790 he again purchased land there, being
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called "of Bennington". In two deeds in June 1804 he sold
to his son Jonathan jr of Granville, N. Y. for S800. and
care for life, land in Bennington on the great road that
leads to Shaftsbury. His final deed there is dated June 22,
1805 when he and Sarah sold to George Gay of Arlington
for S600. (Shaftsbury LR, vols. Ill - VI).
The purchase of 1768 at "Shaftsbury, N. H, (alias New
York, now Vermont", took place at the time when Vermont
was set off from New Hampshire, and New York and Ver-
mont both claimed a narrow strip bordering on both states
and continuing south between New York and Connecticut;
it was known as "The Oblong". Feeling ran high, there
were mobs and riots in Bennington and elsewhere, and
Jonathan was forced to leave his home for fear of bodily
injury. Two affidavits by him are given in the Documen-
tary History of the State of New York, Albany 1851, vol.
IV.
Jonathan in the census of 1790 had a family of 3 males
over 16, 1 under, and 2 females, and in 1800, 2 males 16-26,
1, 26-45, and 1 over 45; females 1, 10-16, 1 over 45, both
times as of Bennington.
After the death of her husband Sarah (Draper) Wheat re-
mained for a time in Bennington; in 1815 she and her son
Jonathan jr. sold more of the Shaftsbury land, and on
Feb. 5, 1819, Jonathan, then of Hampton, N. Y., executed
a deed of gift to his mother, Sarah Wheat of Truxton, N. Y.,
what was probably the rest of the Vermont property. On
the following July 6 Sarah sold this, 42 acres, for $400. to
her son Richard Wheat of Truxton; wits: Reuben Risley,
J. P., David Griswold, jr. (Shaftsbury LR, vol. VII, p. 402).
Children of Jonathan and Sarah (Draper) Wheat: rec-
ord perhaps incomplete.
166 + i RICHARD^, born c. 1758; died 1827; married
Jane Richards.
167 ii SOLOMON^ born c. 1760.
168 iii SARA•H^ of Bennington; married Nov. 16, 1800,
James Sturdevant of Shaftsbury, Vt.
169 ? iv Daughter^, born perhaps c. 1770; it has been re-
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ported that a sister of Richard Wheat married
a Mr. Bateman and lived at Scipio, N. Y.
170 V JAMES^ born c. 1774; married June 28, 1801
(Shaftsbury VR) Lillis Salsbury of Shaftsbury,
daughter of David Salsbury.
"Passed, an act to grant James Wheat and
Ethen Bradley the exclusive privilege to manu-
facture Prussian Blue and Patent Yellow".
(Gov't & Council of Vermont, at 2 p.m., Wed-
nesday, Oct. 30, 1811: vol. V) Mar. 5, 1814,
James Wheat of Sunderland, Vt. buys land in
Shaftsbury of Richard C. Phebley (? Plumley)
and wife Patience.
Apr. 17, 1818. James Wheat of Shaftsbury and
wife Lillis sell land to Giles Hebard for $400.,
being all that tract set off to Patience Plumbly,
etc. Wits: Jacob Galusha, J. P., Lyr (?) W.
Munroe. (Shaftsbury LR, vol. VII, p. 253)
He was a Justice of the Peace.
171 + vi JONATHANS born c. 1780.
55 ELISHA'S WHEAT (Salmon^ Dr. SamueP, Joshua^ Moses^),
born Nov. 7, 1742 at Canterbury, Conn.; died after 1810.
married Mercy , born c. 1740; died at Mt. Hope, N. Y.
Feb. 27, 1834 ae 94-1-13; her gravestone in Howell's
cemetery, Mt. Hope, Orange Co. is inscribed "Marcy Wheat
wife of Elisha Wheat and mother of Salmon Wheat".
1771. He is on tax list at Pawling, Dutchess Co., N. Y. and
in the 1790 census at Mamakating, Ulster Co. with a family
of 3 males over 16, 1 under, and 3 females. In 1810 he is
listed at Walkill, Ulster Co. with 1 male under 10, 1, 45
and over, 2 females 10-16, 2, 45 and over.
Children of Elisha and Mercy ( ) Wheat: uncertain.
172 + i SALMON^, born Apr. 18, 1769; died Feb. 3,
1843; married three times.
173 + ii SIMEON^, born c. 1767; probable.
174 iii MERCY^, probable; married Van Etten.
556 i) ELISHA WHEAT^ VAN ETTEN, born
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Feb. 15, 1814, probably in Newark, N.J.
He went to Utah before 1857, (note in
Boston Transcript, July 8, 1935)
56 JERUSHA'^ WHEAT {Salmon'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Aug. 29, 1746 at Killingly, Conn. bp. June
7, 1747 by Mr. Wadsworth (New Eng. Hist. Gen. Register,
vol. 66, p. 131).
She married Edward Bump, Jan. . . . 17 . . .
Her mother died when she was a child, and her father mar-
ried again in 1757: she was brought up in the family of
Dr. Payne in Canaan, Conn, and there married Edward
Bump, an orphan, who had been bound out at 14 years
of age.
After their marriage they settled in Wallingford, Vt.
Children of Edward and Jerusha (Wheat) Bump: order
uncertain.
175 i JERUSHA-^ BUMP, married Joshua Calkins.
176 ii EUNICE^ BUMP, born c. 1769; died 1869; mar-
ried Elijah Bull, grandson of Timothy Bull. On
Jan. 27, 1863, then aged 94 years, she wrote
that her parents had 3 children.
(see Bull Genealogy, 1918, pp. 34-38).
177 iii ^
57 SOLOMON^ WHEAT {Salmon'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Aug. 5, 1751 at Plainfield, Conn.; died Sept.
13, 1830; will probated Feb. 8, 1831.
married Hannah ? Fuller, born Mar. 19, 1753; died Feb.
22, 1831 (family record).
He is on the tax list at Crum Elbow, Dutchess Co., N.Y.,
June 1753; before 1773 he settled in Mamakating, Ulster
Co., now in Sullivan Co. and during the Revolution was in
the Ulster Co. Militia.
Nov. 23, 1789, Jeptha Fuller and Adam Rypenberg made
affidavit that Jonathan Strickland made the first Improve-
ment 19 years ago on land now occupied by Solomon Wheat
and that sd Wheat purchased the good will of said Jonathan
Strickland for 20 shillings, 16 years ago and has had un-
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disputed possession of it ever since, and that said J. Strick-
land did not in the late war go over to the enemies of this
state. (LR, vol. 47, p. 115, at Albany, N. Y.) Sept. 10, 1791.
Titles granted and Wm. Paterson gets all that tract formerly
laid out for Solomon Wheat in the town of Mamakating.
(Same, vol. 52, p. 18).
In 1789 Solomon had as neighbors at Mamakating, Timothy
Doolittle, William Harlow, Alvin Owen, William Spencer,
Adam Ripinbergh, Jeptha Fuller, Phineas Holcom, . . .
Quick, Samuel King, Nathaniel Minor, Timothy Minor,
William Patterson, Joseph Morse, Wm. Smith, David Smith,
David Corwin. (Index to Land Papers, Albany)
1790 census, Mamakating, 3 males over 16, 3 under, and
5 females.
1830 census, Mamakating 1 m under 10 2 f 16-26
2 m 10-16 1 f 26-45
1 m 16-26 1 f over 45
1 m over 45
1830 census, Mamakating, 1 m 5-10 1 f 50-60
1 m 70-80 1 f 70-80
Children of Solomon and Hannah ? (Fuller) Wheat:
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Oakley are said to own Bibles which
contain records of "Salmon Wheat and his offspring".
On a page alone in one of the Bibles is "Keziah Jillet,
born Oct. 22, 1737". Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Oakley were
evidently daughters of Samuel Wheat (viii)
178 + i SIMEON^, born June 27, 1773; died 1834; mar-
ried Dimmis Minor.
179 ii EUNICE^, born Mar. 28, 1775; died Apr. 17,
1793.
180 iii KEZIAH«, born June 3, 1777; died Jan. 23, 1834
of tuberculosis.
181 iv JEPTHA F(uller)«, born Oct. 24, 1779; in West-
chester Co., N.Y. 1810 census, of Mamakating,
1 male 26-45 and 1 female 26-45. He is assess-
ed on personal property in 1813, 1815, 1816,
and was elected overseer of highways in the
5th district for 1815. 1855, Jeptha Wheat, ae
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75, widower and uncle, was living in the fam-
ily of John and Thursa Pinkney of Onondaga,
Onondaga Co., N. Y. (1855 census, 1st elec-
tion district, Onondaga town).
182 + V SOLOMON^ born Apr. 8, 1782; died 1848; mar-
ried Susanna Ruckman.
183 vi HANNAH«, born Feb. 25, 1784; died 1842; mar-
ried Nicholas Holtzlander. They signed a deed,
Apr. 2, 1832, conveying her share in the
estate of Solomon Wheat, late of Mamakating,
to her brother Samuel Wheat.
184 vii MARY6, born Sept. 20, 1786.
185 + viii SAMUEL^, born Aug. 5, 1789; died after 1862;
married Elizabeth Moss.
186 ix BARBARA^ born Apr. 6, 1792; married Rev.
Amos Harding.
187 X ABNER OWEN^, born Apr. 7, 1793; died proba-
bly before 1832 as he did not sign in settling
his father's estate.
188 xi JOHN GALE^, born Mar. 5, 1795; married Eliza-
beth Penny, daughter of James Penny. May
16, 1818. John G. Wheat of Deerpark, Orange
Co. and wife Elizabeth. . .being the daughter of
James Penny deceased, late of Wallkill . . . for
$500. deed to Jno. Penny of Wallkill their
share in the estate of James Penny deceased.
(Goshen, N. Y. Registry, vol. 36, p. 173)
An 80-year member of the Wheat family of
Orange Co. reported in 1906 that many years
before John Galen Wheat disappeared, suppos-
ed to have been murdered for money which he
had with him at the time. He was fire-master
in Mamakating, constable 1820-21, and was
assessed there 1819-1823. He left young child-
ren: was one of them John S. born c. 1818?
189 + xii ERIC H0MER6, born Feb. 22, 1805.
190 xiii EPHRAIM DUNNING, bom June 12, 1779; was
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adopted by Solomon, and was to share equally
with the children; married Polly ; signed
as Ephraim Dunning jr. with wife PoUy at
settlement of Solomon's estate in 1832.
58 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {Salmon'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua*,
Moses^), born before 1761; died 1811; married c. 1779-
80 Isabel Clark, daughter of John Clark of Fairhaven, Vt.
He removed from Shaftsbury, Vt. to Hampton, Washington
Co., N. Y. where their 11 children were born — 10 girls
and 1 son.
1790 census: 1-1-4: the male under 16 was not the son,
who was not born until 1793.
1800 census: 1 m under 10 4 f under 10
Im 26-45 If 10-16
1 f 26-45
1810 census: 1 m under 10 3 f under 10
Im 16-26 2f 10-16
1 m over 45 If 16-26
1 f over 45 & 1 other person.
1820 census: Isabell of Hampton, (his widow)
1 f 10-16
1 f over 45
Children of Samuel and Isabel (Clark) Wheat: list con-
fused and marriages uncertain.
191
+ i ANN*', born c. 1780— before 1812; married Wait
Webster.
192
ii ISABEL^.
193
iii AURORA S.
saw, N. Y.
194
iv MARY L.6
married
Perkins of War-
married Tallman of Batavia,
N. Y.
195 V LYDIA*', married Perkins and had:
596 i) LYDIA^ PERKINS; married ... Silver,
Perry Center, N.Y.
196 + vi HANNAH^ born 1791 ; married as his 2nd wife.
Wait Webster, widower of her sister ANN.
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197 + vii SALMON^ born Oct. 16, 1793; died Oct. 13,
1850; twice married.
198 4- viii SOPHIA^, born June 26, 1802; died Oct. 22,
1846; married Rev. Joab Streeter.
She said: "I was next to the youngest of 11
children: had 1 brother and 9 sisters".
There were also 3 more daughters^, names not given, one
of whom married a Thompson.
Ref : Lucina W. Thompson, Castile, N. Y. (1896)
Mrs. C. W. Tallman, 212 Washington Ave., Batavia,
N.Y.
60 AMOS'^ WHEAT {Salmon\ Dr. Samuel', Joshua^ Moses'),
born Aug. 4, 1758; died 1833, between May 14 and Dec. 1.
married 1) May 3, 1785, Ann
2) July 15, 1815, Hannah born July 13, 1773;
by tradition a sister of Lorenzo Dow.
In the Revolution Amos is listed as a Private, Apr. 27, 1781
in Capt. John Burnett's Co., Lt. Col.Albert Pawling's Regt.
(New York in the Revolution).
1790 census, of Mamakating, Ulster Co., 1 male over 16,
2 under, and 2 females.
1800 census of Deer Park, Orange Co. males 2.3.1.1,0.
(taken from Mamakating 1798) females 3.1.0.1.0.
Feb. 15, 1809, he buys of William JiUet.
Jan. 9, 1830, Amos Wheat and wife Hannah of Calhoun
sell to Barnabas Horton of Wallkill; wits: Isaac Jillet,
Thomas G. Smith.
May 14, 1833. Amos of Mount Hope deeds 90 acres to his
son Nelson.
Dec. 1, 1833. Hannah Wheat of Mount Hope, widow of
Amos Wheat deceased, deeds to Charles Wheat, son of
A"mos, for $45. paid yearly by Charles.
Children of Amos and 1st wife Ann ( ) Wheat:
199 + i TIMOTHY^, born May 14, 1786; died 1847;
married Nelly (Helen, Eleanor) Horton.
200 ii DELILAH^, born A-pr. 14, 1787.
201 iii CHARLES^, bom Apr. 14, 1789; d.y.
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202 + iv JERUSHA«, born Mar. 10, 1791; married Bar-
nabas Horton.
203 + V WILIAM«, born Feb. 15, 1794; died c. 1835; mar-
ried Mahala Horton.
204 + vi POLLY^, born Aug. 29, 1795; married Lemuel
Harding.
205 vii ANNA6, born Feb. 27, 1798; died July 1, 1815.
206 + viii THOMAS^, born Mar. 16, 1800; died Feb. 22,
1878; married 3 times.
207 + xi CHARLES^ born Feb. 28, 1802; died 1862; mar-
ried Maria or Sarah Maria Carpenter.
208 X MARTHA ELIZABETH^, born June 12, 1804;
died Sept. 22, 1805.
209 + xi MARTHA^, born July 6, 1806; married Joseph
Harding.
210 + xii NELSON^ born Aug. 12, 1808; married Jemima
Corwin.
211 + xiii ELIZABETH^, born Jan. 11, 1811; married John
Van Cott.
All dates prior to 1830 from Amos Wheat's family Bible,
from Mrs. Doud of Corning,N. Y. (not identified)
62 BENJAMIN^ WHEAT {Benjamin^ Dr. Samuel', Joshua*,
Moses'), born Jan. 31, 1734/5; bp. Feb. 16, 1735, First
Church, Norwich, Conn.
married at Norwich, Apr. 15, 1756, Elizabeth Grant of
Norwich, perhaps daughter of Capt. James Grant and born
Nov. 15, 1730 (Windsor, Conn. VR) They had a male child
born in Norwich Aug. 30, 1756: wits: Anne Grover, Han-
nah Abell ye wife of John Abell; Elizabeth pleads guilty
(New London County Court Files, Nov. 1756)
Benjamin Wheat and his wife joined the church at Norwich,
May 27, 1759. They lived on Bean Hill, Norwich, where
he was a merchant.
He was a soldier in the Revolution; in May 1760 he was
made Ensign of the Train Band, 2nd Co., and unpublished
records kept by Capt. Elijah Backus, 2nd Co. 20th Regt.
show many entries of service by Benjamin Wheat from Apr.
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1759 to Aug. 1780. Papers regarding his service in the Train
Band follow:
To the Honourable General Assembly setting at Hartford
ye second Thursday of May 1760 . . . Mr. Benjamin Wheat
was chosen Ensign (of second company or train band in
Norwich) ... in place of Samuel Gifford Ensign being
appointed Lieutt. in the Army reised by this Colony In the
Last years Campaign. . . . (signed) Elijah Backus, Capt.
of sd Company. Norwich May 8th 1760.
(vol. 2, Document # 263)
To Elijah Backus Esqr Captain of the 2nd Company of Foot
Soldiers in the Town of Norwich ye 3rd Regiment in this
Colony Greeting — Whereas Benjamin Wheat Ensign of the
Company under your Comand hath apl'y for a dismission
from his office as Ensign.
You are hereby Commanded after giving Legal warning to
all Votars in your said Company, to meet at some time &
place by you to be apointed & then & there lead them to
the choice of an Ensign, & other necessary officers, & make
return of your doings to the next General Assembly Given
under my hand in Norwich April 4th 1769 G. Saltonstall
Coll. (vol. 6, Document # 1262)
Under date of 1 July 1775 a petition to the General Assem-
bly signed by a number of men protesting the choice of
officers to the 2nd Company or trainband in the 20th reg-
iment was not fairly or lawfully made, that persons were
told that Capt. Wheat of the old 2nd Company would not
take a commission of Ensign which was not true. They re-
monstrate and pray the said Company may be ordered to
be lead to a second time to a choice of officers. Norwich
29 June 1775. Benja. Wheat (he signs with a number of
others as a house holder) (vol. 11, Document # 2157)
MSS, Conn. Archives — Militia Papers, Second Series;
Hartford State Library.
Children of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Grant) Wheat:
212 i BENJAMIN^ born Aug. 30, 1756; died Apr. 15,
1764.
213 ii MARY^, born Aug. 18, 1758; bp. May 27, 1759
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214 + iii BENJAMIN^, born June 29, 1760; bp. Aug. 3,
1760; died Jan. 1828; married Nancy Moore.
215 iv SUSANNA«,born Dec. 8, 1762; bp. Jan. 23, 1763;
married Elisha Reynolds, and moved to New
York State.
216 + V WILLI AM«, born Dec. 9, 1764; bp. Apr. 14, 1765;
married Mary Smith.
217 vi ELIZABETH^, born Sept. 8, 1767; bp. Nov. 1,
1767; married Nathan Meritt, 1795, of Brook-
lyn, Conn.
218 vii HANNAH VAUGHN^, bom Sept. 6, 1769; bp.
Oct. 29, 1769; she was probably Mrs. Caswell
of Bean Hill, Norwich.
219 viii LYDIA6, bp. May 10, 1772.
220 + ix JAMES^, born Sept. 13, 1776; died 1852; mar-
ried Mary Tibbies.
221 X MARY SAUNDERS^, bp. Oct. 19, 1777.
222 + xi GRANTS, born Apr. 1780; bp. July 9, 1780;
died 1861; married Lucy Butts.
? Elsewhere are given, in place of Lydia and Mary Saun-
ders:
THOMAS, married Susan Wade, Nov. 24, 1796, 2nd
Church, Norwich (Treat Genealogy, p. 112)
ANN, married Mar. 1, 1800, John Morgan (Morgan
Genealogy)
Ref: History of Norwich, Conn. Frances Caulkins.
Hill MS at New Haven Colony Historical Society.
65 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {Benjamin^ Dr. SamueP, Joshua\
Moses'), born Apr. 4, 1743; bp. Apr. 17, 1743; died Jan.
31, 1823.
married Sept. 20, 1770 at Norwich by Matthew Graves,
Missioner, Sarah Deshon, born Apr. 27, 1752, daughter of
John and Sarah (Starr) Deshon of New London, Conn, (for
her, see Christophers Family, by John R. Totten, N. Y.
Genealogical & Biographical Record, vol. 51, p. 337)
He gave 20 shillings for the first fire engine in Norwich,
shortly before 1770. In May 1774 he was captain of the
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2nd Company. Norwich Militia, and in July 1782 he was a
member of the Association against Illicit Trade. A' few
years later he removed to New London, Conn, where the
1790 census finds him with a family of 2 males over 16, 4
under 16, 3 females, and 3 slaves.
June 11, 1788 Bishop Seabury, first Bishop of Connecticut,
signed a statement that Capt. Samuel Wheat of New London
was a member of the Episcopal Church in that town.
May 1792, he was one of the commissioners on the Mohegan
turnpike road, and the following Mar. 21, was on a com-
mittee to consider buying a burying ground; it became the
2nd burying ground. New London.
Samuel Wheat of New London was granted a large tract
of Fire Lands in Ohio, at Groton, Erie Co. It was originally
part of Wheatsborough.
A portrait of Mrs. Samuel Wheat, probably painted by Wil-
liam Johnston, appeared in the Connecticut Historical So-
ciety Bulletin, vol. 20, Jan. 1955.
Children of Samuel and Sarah (Deshon) Wheat: i-vi
born at Norwich; vii-x at New London.
225 i JOHN DESHON^, born Nov. 14; bp. Nov. 17, and
died Dec. 6, 1771.
226 ii JOHN DESH0N6, born Sept. 18, bp. Sept. 19,
1773; died May 1, 1850 of apoplexy at New
London. The History of Deerfield, Mass. says
he married at Deerfield, Jan. 11, 1792, Ruth
Sanderson but this is undoubtedly wrong; John
Deshon probably lived and died in New Lon-
don, with no mention of Deerfield discovered;
the John who married Ruth Sanderson is of
Conway, Mass. was son of Benjamin (#77)
and descendant of Joseph^.
227 iii SARAH«, born Feb. 7, bp. Dec. 31, 1775; died
Aug. 1, 1776; buried at Norwich.
228 iv HENRY^ born Mar. 3, bp. Mar. 8, 1778; died
Apr. 1826 ae 48 in New York City, where he
was a merchant in the firm of Leadyard and
Wheat, 190 Pearl Street. He was "Brig. Q.M.",
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June 1, to July 31, 1813 as of New London.
(Conn, in the War of 1812)
229 V CHARLES^, bom Sept. 23, bp. Sept. 21 (sic) 1780.
230 vi GEORGE^, born Dec. 30, 1782; bp. Jan. 19, 1783.
231 vii SARAH«, born bp. Sept. 1786 at New London.
232 viii MARY«, born Mar. 7, 1787; bp. June 13, 1788;
died Feb. 26, 1856, at New London; cancer.
233 ix SAMUEL^, born June 7, 1789.
234 + X HARRIET^, born Aug. 19, 1792; died Feb. 20,
1854; married June 18, 1817, Dr. Archibald
Mercer of New London.
235 xi EDWIN^ born May 29, 1796 at Norwich; died
Jan. 20, 1850; married Betsey Kent. He re-
moved to Ohio and had 4 sons — John^, James^,
Reuben^, all unmarried, and George^, whose 3
children all died young. The History of Huron
& Erie Co. Ohio mentions John D. Wheat and
George W. Wheat, privates in Co. G, 101 Regt.
Ohio Volunteers in the Civil War.
Ref: History of New London, Frances M. Caulkins.
Norwich Church Records, Hill MS at New Haven
Colony Historical Society.
69 ANN^ WHEAT {Solomon'', Dr. Samuel^ Joshua', Moses').
born July 8, 1736 at Windham, Conn.; married May 1,
1755 (intentions Mar. 25) John Burnap of Hopkinton,
Mass. as his 1st wife. Children born at Hopkinton.
236 i ANNIS« BURNAP, born Aug. 14, 1756 at Hop-
kinton.
237 ii HENRIETTA" BURNAP, born July 2, 1758.
238 iii CHARLES RIPLEY^ BURNAP, born July 15, bp.
July 20, 1760.
239 iv BENJAMIN^ BURNAP, bp. May 23, 1762.
240 V JOHN" BURNAP, bp. Apr. 12, 1767.
241 vi NATHANIEL^ BURNAP, bp. Apr. 7, 1771.
242 vii ABNER« BURNAP, bp. Dec. 12, 1774.
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70 HANNAH^ WHEAT (Solomon^ Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born July 16, 1738 at Windham, Conn, died Apr.
3, 1813 "at son Joseph's house".
married 1758 (intentions at Uxbridge, Aug. 18) Capt.
Joseph Taylor of Concord, Mass., born Mar. 26, 1734, son
of Joseph and Elizabeth (....) Taylor. He was a very
large and powerful man. On his gravestone it says that he
died near Canandaigua, N. Y.
They removed to Hartford, Washington Co., N. Y. and
later to Bristol, near Canandaigua. Six children recorded at
Concord, Mass.
243 i ANNE6 TAYLOR, born Oct. 14, 1759.
244 ii NATHAN^ TAYLOR, born Feb. 11, 1761; mar-
ried Lydia Harris; and died Jan. 22, 1831.
245 iii SAMUEL« TAYLOR, born Jan. 7, 1763; died
May 5, 1850.
246 iv HANNAH^ TAYLOR, born Dec. 31, 1764.
247 V JOSEPH^ TAYLOR, born Apr. 5, 1767; said to
have had 3 sons and 5 daughters, known son is
709 DANIEL^. One of the name in 1878 lived in
Granville, Washington Co., N. Y.
248 vi SARAHS TAYLOR, born Sept. 10, 1769.
249 vii perhaps ELIZABETH^ TAYLOR, born Nov. 19,
1776.
One of the daughters said to have married Rob-
ert Morrison and lived in Hartford, N. Y.
Ref: "Hartford, New York, in History".
71 JEMIMA^ WHEAT {Solomon\ Dr. Samuel', Joshua*,
Moses'), born July 28, bp. Aug. 31, 1740;
married Joseph Morse at Hopkinton, Mass., Nov. 29, 1759;
born Sept. 15, 1738 and was killed at the Battle of Saratoga,
Sept. 19, 1777. She married 2) Benjamin Streeter sr; sold
her right in Joseph's farm near Athol, Mass. (in 1780 call-
ed Gerry, in 1814, Phillipston) June 5, 1794, shortly be-
fore her second marriage.
By 1800 Benjamin and Jemima Streeter moved to Phelps,
Ontario Co., N. Y.
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250 i IRENE« MORSE, born Hopkinton, Oct. 7, 1760.
251 ii ELITHEA« or A'LATHEA MORSE, born Feb. 10,
1762; married 1) Gumming; 2) Benjamin
Street jr.
252 iii JOSEPH WHEAT« MORSE, born 1763 in Brook-
field, Mass.; married 1) ? his cousin, Annis
Burnap; 2) Susanna Bemis.
253 iv AMASA6 MORSE, born Aug. 12, 1765 at West-
boro, Mass.
254 V LUTHER6 MORSE, born May 5, 1767, at West-
boro, Mass.
255 vi JAMES« MORSE, born May 14, 1769 at Athol,
Mass.; married Rebecca Carruth; 12 children.
256 vii DENIS0N6 MORSE, born May 20, 1772, Athol;
died Aug. 14, 1773.
257 viii EUNICE^ MORSE (twin) born May 20, 1772,
Athol; married Moses Chase; 8 children.
258 ix ANN RIPLEY^ MORSE, born Apr. 8, 1775, Athol.
259 X JEMIMA6 MORSE, born Mar. 3, 1776; married
John Luford.
73 SOLOMON^ WHEAT (Dr. Solomon'', Dr. Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born 1751 (family record); died Mar. 1, 1842.
married Oct. 31, 1769, Hannah Richardson.
For him, see SCW, pp. 61-69.
Children of Dr. Solomon jr. and Hannah (Richardson)
Wheat: from family Bible.
260 i SOLOMON^, born Aug 24, 1770; died Jan. 28,
1777.
261 + ii WILLI AM6, born Jan. 19, 1772; died Mar. 7,
1868; married Mary Bolles. For him see SCW
pp. 69-73.
262 iii THOMAS*^ born Jan. 14, 1774; no record of
marriage or death but "He and his wife both
died when George was a child and he lived with
his aunt Rebecca (Wheat) Matson in Owego,
N. Y. until his grandfather. Dr. Solomon Wheat
jr. brought him home".
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719 i) GEORGE WASHINGTON" WHEAT, born
c. 1820; died June 12, 1891; he was a
printer in New York City.
263 + iv SAMUEL«, born May 25, 1776, at Southwick,
Mass.; died May 24, 1853, Pittsfield, Mass.,
married Mabel Collins.
264 V SOLOMON^ born Apr. 24, 1778; died at sea at
Demarara, South America. He was a sailor in
his brother William's crew. They were captured
by a French brig and taken on board. While
there an English ship attacked and destroyed
the brig. He was taken aboard the British ship,
where he died.
265 + vi JOHN«, born Nov. 17, 1779; died Dec. 8, 1831;
married Sarah Goodrich.
266 + vii JAMES« born Nov. 18, 1781; died Mar. 4, 1836;
married Lovisa Hollister.
267 viii REBECCA^, born Oct. 17, 1783; married July 10,
1800, George Matson at Eastbury, Conn. For
a few years they lived at Owego, N. Y. but after
1834 removed to Chicago, where he was a build-
er and real estate broker. probably s.p.
268 ix HANNAH RICHARDSON^, born Nov. 3, 1785;
died 1827; married c. 1807 Julius Coleman,
died 1831, son of Dr. Asaph Coleman, of Glas-
tonbury, Conn. They removed about 1807 to
Granville, Licking Co., Ohio. In 1815 they
harnessed 'Dolly' to the springless wagon with
canvas top, and drove five weeks to Glaston-
bury. They adopted their niece Lavinia Dexter,
aged 5 years, and returned to Ohio. In 1894,
Lavinia (Dexter) Avery (762) wrote: "Aunt
Hannah Coleman was both physically and
mentally a splendid woman; celebrated for her
beauty; endowed with the New England facul-
ty, she could turn her hand to anything requir-
ed. Uncle Julius was, I have ever thought, lured
to the western wild by the game which then
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abounded. He was a fell hunter; would leave
the plow in the furrow at any time in eager
pursuit of bear, deer or turkey. Both died and
were buried in Granville."
They had no children.
269 X BENJAMIN LOVELL^, born Sept. 17, 1787; died
at Baldwin, N. Y. in 1864; married 1) Sarah
. . . ; 2) Mary, probably McComber, daughter
or sister of Jeremiah McComber, born c. 1829;
died Aug. 26, 1906 ae 77.
747 i) MARK^ living in 1898 at Breesport, N. Y.
748 ii) AARON^.
749 iii) DAVIDS died before 1864.
750 iv) WILLI AM^ of Baldwin, N. Y.; he and
wife Amanda sell land in 1861.
751 v) GEORGE W^
752 vi) THEODORE^ he and his wife died be-
fore 1898.
753 vii) JOSEPH W^.
754 viii) JAMES^.
755 ix) ? MARTHA^.
756 x) RUim.
757 xi) ELTHIA^
758 xii) HANNAH^ married . . . Frost.
759 xiii) MARY^, married Theron Harris and lived
at Findley Lake, N. Y.
760 xiv) LUKE^.
270 xi ELIZABETH^, born Feb. 17, 1789; died at New
Hamburg, N. Y., Apr. 3, 1868; married 1) Oct.
22, 1807, Minory or Minarvy Dexter of Middle-
town, Conn., soldier in the War of 1812 and
died Nov. 29, 1813 with the army in Vermont;
married 2) Deming Brooks, and lived in Had-
dam, Conn. 3) in 1858, Jonathan Taylor, who
died at Meriden, Conn. Apr. 15, 1867.
761 + i) ELIZA^ DEXTER, born at Middletown,
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July 18, 1808; died Feb. 4, 1850; mar-
ried William Brooks,
762+ ii) LAVINIA" DEXTER, born at Middle-
town, Jan. 20, 1810; died Feb. 2, 1896;
married Alfred Avery.
763 iii) WILLIAM LE ANDERS DEXTER, born
at Middletown, June 24, 1811; died
1839; married Alma Lincoln.
764 iv) SCIPHA^ BROOKS, bom Feb, 28, 1818;
married Jesse Dean of Moodus, Conn.;
they and their four children died before
1894.
765 + v) NELSON' BROOKS, bom Dec. 6, 1819;
died Jan. 23, 1894; twice married.
766 vi) ALMERON^ BROOKS, bom Feb. 28,
1821; died after 1895; lived in Great
Barrington, Housatonic, and Van Dusen-
ville, Mass.
767+ vii) REVILL07BROOKS,bornDec. 11, 1823;
died Mar. 1, 1895; married Lucretia
Green Hubbard.
768 viii) HARRIET K."^ BROOKS, bom Sept. 16,
1825; married Sept. 14, 1845, Arba B.
Goff of Haddam, Conn. In 1895 they
were living at New Hamburg, N. Y.
Their only child, a son, bom Oct. 26,
1847, died Dec. following.
769 ix) EMILYS.'^BROOKS, born June 16, 1827;
died before 1894; married 1) Caleb
Brainard of Higganum, Conn.; 2) Malt-
by Gelston of East Haddam.
770 x) AMANDA C."^ BROOKS, born Jan. 20,
1828; married Nelson Norton of Hig-
ganum.
771 xi) LER0YD.7 BROOKS, born Feb. 23, 1829;
of Haddam Neck or Middle Haddam.
772 + xii) ELLEN MINERVA^ BROOKS, born Mar.
52
26, 1836; married William Egbert
Wickes.
Ref : . . . Ferris of New Hamburg, N. Y., descendant of
Nelson Brooks.
271 xii SALLY«, born Jan. 21, 1791; died Mar. 21, 1825
at Owego, N. Y.
married at Glastonbury, Conn., Nov. 15, 1809
(Dec. 25, family record) Jonathan Taylor of
Glastonbury, died Apr. 15, 1867 at Meriden,
Conn., son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Ripley)
Taylor. He married 2) Aug. 1844, Fanny Hale,
widow, who died in 1857; married 3) Eliza-
beth (Wheat) Brooks, sister of his first wife
(270).
They lived at Glastonbury to 1811, Meriden to
1821, thence to Owego, N. Y.
Children of Jonathan and Sally (Wheat) Taylor:
773 + i) BETSY ANN^ TAYLOR, born at Glaston-
bury, Oct. 22, 1810; died Oct. 8, 1849;
married Abraham Van Tilbury.
774 ii) CYPHA-^ TAYLOR, born Apr. 15, 1812;
died Aug. 1, 1814.
775 + iii) EMILY^ TAYLOR, born at Meriden, Feb.
5, 1814; married Aaron Baird.
776 iv) NELSON^ TAYLOR, born Jan. 9, 1816;
died Sept. 3, 1866 ; married . . . s.p.
777 + v) GEORGE^ TAYLOR, born May 12, 1818
(or '19); died Dec. 29, 1891; married
Harriet M. Hale, his step-sister.
778+ vi) CYPHA^ TAYLOR, born at Owego, N. Y.,
Feb. 16, 1822; died at Perkins, Ohio,
July 3, 1903; married Rev. Oren Knox
Mitchell.
272 xiii AARON^ born at Chatham, Conn., Feb. 12, 1793;
died 1855; married in 1820, Susanna Perkins
of Cape Vincent, N. Y., who died in 1834.
At the age of twenty-two he settled at Sacketts
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Harbor, N. Y. and was constable and deputy
sheriff for many years.
779 + i) ELMINA' EDDY^ born 1821; died 1885;
married James Midford Tracy.
780 ii) LAVINIA", born 1827 at Sacketts Harbor;
married William Bennett and removed
to Michigan. She died before her sister,
leaving a large family.
74 JOSEPHS WHEAT {Joseph'', Joseph', Joshua', Moses'), born
c. 1754 in Concord, Mass.; "Joseph, widower, died Apr. 12,
1845 ae 91 ; old age".
married Anna Mercy, Oct. 21, 1779; "Mrs. Wheat, wife of
Joseph, died Nov. 14, 1837 ae 58" (Spencer, Mass. VR:
either the age should be perhaps 88, or the wife of their
son Joseph was meant, but he lived in Leicester, and the
death would normally be recorded there, not in Spencer)
He was a soldier in the Revolution, a Minute Man, march-
ing from Spencer in Capt. Ebenezer Mason's company,
Col. Jonathan Warner's regiment. In advanced age he was
granted a pension.
Apr. 4, 1774, Joseph Wheat of Spencer, laborer, bought
50 acres for £66.13.4. Between 1774 and 1816 he was
grantee in nine deeds and grantor in eight. Mrs. Anna
Wheat signed a deed with him on Mar. 18, 1816.
1790 census; Joseph of Spencertown, Mass. 1 male over 16,
4 under 16, 2 females.
Children of Joseph and Anna (Mercy) Wheat:
273 i JOSEPH^, born Sept. 27, 1781; died Nov. 14,
1837; married Sally Howlett of Woodstock
(? Conn.) Sept. 1804^int. Aug. 25. In 1803 he
bought land in Leicester, Mass. for £180 and
gave a mortgage in the sum of $600. In 1807
he sold his rights in the property to his father
for $250; his wife Sally signed also. The mort-
gage was discharged in 1813. Record of children
uncertain.
781 i) daughter born Apr. 18, 1808; perhaps
ALICE E.^, marriage intentions with
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Alexis D. Hardy of Worcester, June 27,
1828.
782 ? ii) WILLI AM^ born c. 1815; died Nov. 21,
1837 ae 22.
783 ? SARAH MILLER^ married Oct. 7, 1810,
Cyrus Graton (or Greaton) or this might
be a first marriage for Sally, sister of
Joseph.
274 ii WILLIAM^, born Sept. 8, 1783.
275 iii AMOS«, born Aug. 27, 1785; died Sept. 16, 1818;
married Mrs. Hannah (...), widow of Roswell
Rogers. He bought and sold land in Spencer
1813 to 1818, and she sold there, 1830 and
1836.
276 iv ANNA6, born Sept. 15, 1787.
277 V LYMAN«, born Sept. 9, 1789, at Spencer, Mass;
died before A-pr. 21, 1835;
married Susan or Susanna Davis. In 1818 they
sold to Thomas Taylor of Dorchester, Mass. her
portion of the estate of Deacon Noah Davis of
Roxbury, deed, and on Apr. 21, 1835, widow
Susan Wheat of Fall River sells land in Rox-
bury, part of the estate of widow Mary Mc-
intosh of Needham, deed., willed to her by her
former husband, Isaiah Dunster. They lived at
Dorchester.
278 vi POLLY«, born Feb. 15, 1792 (Spencer VR).
279 + vii SALLY«, born Apr. 9, 1794; marriage int. Aug.
23, 1828 with Otis Grout of Spencer; she of
Carlisle, Mass.
280 viii ALLICE«, born Aug. 31, 1796.
Ref: Spencer, Mass. VR.
Leicester, Mass. VR.
77 BENJAMIN^ WHEAT {John^, Joseph', Joshua', Moses'),
born Apr. 1, 1744 in Concord (Bible), 1743 in Lincoln
(Lincoln VR) ; died Aug. 17, 1817, probably at Phelps,
N. Y. ; buried at Orleans, N. Y.
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married Nov. 27, 1766, Sarah Wright, born Oct. 27, 1747;
died May 11, 1817, daughter of Deacon Henry and
Esther (Adams) Wright of Westford, Mass. She is buried
at Orleans also.
He was a soldier in the Revolution and gave a receipt for
advance pay at Cambridge, June 22, 1775; he had various
service (Mass. Soldiers and Sailors) . At some time his arms
became palsied, and in the roll of men of Conway fit to
bear arms in 1777 he is not mentioned, so it is probable that
his infirmity had already developed.
He lived at New Ipswich, N. H. from 1766 to about 1771,
as in the latter year he, with his father and either brother
or uncle Joseph Wheat, signed guardianship papers of his
young cousin, Jonathan Wheat, son of Josiah, and was then
of New Ipswich and housewright. From 1771 to 1773 he
was at Westford, Mass., went thence to Conway, Mass. to
1795, and in the summer of that year removed to Phelps,
N. Y.
Benjamin and his wife owned the Convenant, Sept. 6, 1767
at New Ipswich; of Conway in 1779 in his father's will, and
in the census of 1790, with 2 males over 16, 1 under 16,
and 6 females.
June 24, 1785, he sells to Lucius Allis of same, for £13.10/,
12 acres in Conway, part of lot # 93. (Hampshire Co. LR
at Greenfield, Mass. vol. IV, 219).
Children of Benjamin and Sarah (Wright) Wheat:
282 + i SARAH^ born Apr. 4, bp. Sept. 6, 1767 at New
Ipswich, N. H. ; married John Lee.
283 + ii JOHN^ born Sept. 17, 1768 at New Ipswich; died
Jan. 27, 1844; married Ruth Sanderson.
284 iii BETTY^ or BETSY, born Jan. 24, 1771 (Bible),
1772 (Westford record) ; marriage intentions
May 19, 1792 to Asa Dinsmore, both of Conway.
285 + iv ESTHERS, born Nov. 11, 1775 (Bible) or Nov.
12, 1774; married Benjamin Lee.
286 V GRACE<5-twin, born Nov. 11, 1775; married
.... Beecher.
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287 -f vi SUBMIT^, born Jan. 22, 1777, New Ipswich;
married Augustus Cowles and Samuel Parker.
288 + vii BENJAMIN^ jr. born Mar. 25, 1781; died 1840;
married Luana Sprague.
289 viii EUNICE WRIGHT^, born Aug. 15, 1784 or Mar.
16, 1783 (Bible) ; married Sylvanus Maxwells
290+ ix POLLY« (MARY), born Aug. 15, 1787; died
1835; married Christopher Cool.
291 + X JOSEPH^, born Dec. 9, 1789 (Bible) ; died 1866;
married Caroline Andrews.
292 xi EBER6, given by a descendant of Esther (iv) ; he
married Bethia Jenkins, a descendant of John
Rowland of the Mayflower. Eber fought in the
Revolution.
Ref: Wheat Bible.
MS by Janet M. Cowing at N.Y.G.&B. Society, New
York City. Vital Records of towns as published.
78 JOSEPH^ WHEAT {John'', Joseph^ Joshua\ Moses^), born
June 17, 1745, probably in Concord, Mass. died
Lived at Lincoln, Mass. and Hollis, N. H.
married Mary Smith, Nov. 8, 1770.
Soldier in the Revolution; helped fortify Dorchester
Heights, Mar. 4, 1776, and was allowed mileage from Lin-
coln and return; gave other service. (Mass. Soldiers and
Sailors).
Apr. 2, 1786, Joseph Wheat of Lincoln and wife Mary,
sold the whole farm in Lincoln to Abner Wheeler for £406,
and on the following Nov. 21 he bought of Jeremiah Ataes
and wife Jean for £310. 100 acres in Hollis, adjoining the
land of Solomon Wheat. Dec. 9, 1793, Joseph Wheat of
Hollis, husbandman, and wife Mary, sold land to Joseph
Wheat jr. and Joseph Flagg, both of Hollis.
Children of Joseph and Mary (Smith) Wheat:
293 i JOHN«, born July 9, 1771; died Feb. 7, 1777.
294 + ii JOSEPH^, born Oct. 25, 1772; married 1) Polly
; 2) Sarah Murphy.
295 iii JESSE6, born Oct. 24, 1774; died Feb. 4, 1777.
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296 iv MOLLY«, born Aug. 11, 1776; died Aug. 19,
1778.
297 V ABIGAIL^ born Apr. 3, 1778.
298 vi MOLLY«, born Jan. 30, 1780; to Charlestown,
Mass. with her brother Joseph.
299 vii LUCY^, born Nov. 29, 1781.
300 viii SARAH6, born Mar. 10, 1784, bp. Mar. 13, 1785.
301 ix JOHN«, born Dec. 24, 1786, at Mollis, N. H.;
died before July 2, 1827, when his widow mar-
ried Abraham Ellenwood of Charlestown,
pumpmaker. Administration on the estate of
John Wheat, mariner, of Charlestown was
granted to Sarah, his widow, Feb. 21, 1826, and
on May 20, 1828 her second husband was ap-
pointed guardian to John Wheat and Bridge
Wheat, minors under 14, children of John
Wheat, late of Charlestown.
(Original papers, Middlesex Co. Probates)
840 i) JOHN^
841 ii) BRIDGET
302 X HANNAH^, bom Nov. 12, 1788, Hollis, N. H.;
died of suffocation, Oct. 26, 1878; married
Dec. 7, 1842 — inten. Nov. 20, 1842— Thomas
Small of Dedham, Mass. In the marriage rec-
ord at Dedham she is of Roxbury.
303 xi REBECCA^, born May 22, 1792, Hollis, N. H.;
died Oct. 7, 1827; married July 1, 1817,
Stephen Wiley, born Jan. 14, 1789; he mar-
ried 2) Aug. 10, 1828, Alice Sprague of Lei-
cester, Mass. They lived at Charlestown.
Rebecca's father operated the Boston-Amherst
coach line. Her brother Joseph came to Charles-
town to superintend the city station, and Rebec-
ca and Molly came with him as members of his
household. Her son and two of his half-brothers
seem to have grown up in the same business;
their father may have been employed by the
company.
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842 i) REBECCA^ WILEY, born Apr. 6, 1818;
died July 17, 1821.
843 ii) MARY SMITH^ WILEY, born Jan. 14,
1820.
844 iii) SARAH WHEAT^ WILEY, born Mar. 23,
1821; died Oct. 24, 1822.
845 iv) SARAH WHEATS WILEY, born Oct.
27, 1822.
846 v) STEPHEN^ WILEY, born Feb 22, 1824;
a coach driver.
847 vi) REBECCA CJ WILEY, born Dec. 20,
1825.
By his second wife — no Wheat blood.
William Sprague Wiley, born Oct. 11,
1829; a stabler.
John Wiley.
George Otis Wiley, born July 8, 1833 a
stabler.
Alice Sprague Wiley, born Dec. 27, 1837.
80 LUCY^ WHEAT {John'', Joseph^ Joshua', Moses'), born
July 16, 1749; died Jan. 16, 1824 (Underwood Families
has d. June 16).
married Feb. 17, 1773/4, Jereme Underwood of Westford,
Mass., born July 21, 1750; died Oct. 27, 1827 at Jaffrey,
N. H,, where they lived.
Children of Jereme and Lucy (Wheat) Underwood:
304 i JOHNS UNDERWOOD, born Mar. 24, 1775,
Westford, Mass.; died Oct. 9, 1776.
305 ii JOHNS UNDERWOOD, born Feb. 16, 1777, West-
ford; married Rachael Cutter or Cutler.
306 iii JEREMEs UNDERWOOD, bom Aug. 24, 1781
at Jaffrey; married Nabby Gage.
848 i) AV UNDERWOOD, born Apr. 26, 1809.
849 ii) SOPHIA^ UNDERWOOD, born Feb. 19,
1811.
A son^, b. & d. Mar. 2, 1779, and a daughter^,
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b. & d. Apr. 22, 1780, at Jaffrey were un-
named.
Ref : Underwood Families in America, Lucius M. Under-
wood.
84 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {Josiah\ Joseph', Joshua', Moses'),
born Sept. 24, 1747, bp. Feb. 8, 1756 (Templeton, Mass.
VR) ; died Apr. 4, 1814.
married Abigail Sabine, born Apr. 16, 1752; died Apr. 28,
1817.
Both his parents died c. 1759 and on Dec. 5, 1761 Joshua
Hide was appointed his guardian. On Oct. 30, 1761 assign-
ment was made to Samuel Wheat, eldest son of Josiah
Wheat, deceased, of the whole of the said deceased's real
estate situated in Templeton, 90 acres, and a right in the
undivided lands.
He removed to Westminister, Vt., then claimed to be a part
of New Hampshire. The governor of New York claimed the
territory west of the Connecticut River as a part of New
York, and the King supported his claim against New
Hampshire. Nov. 1, 1770, Samuel Wheat and his neighbors
to the number of 420 men addressed a petition to the King,
praying for the privilege of holding the lands they had im-
proved under grants older than the claim of New York to
the territory, they "paying reasonable fees for the said
permit". On Dec. 23, 1772, he was one of 160 men who
petitioned Governor William Tryon of New York for the
privilege of electing a representative to the General Assem-
bly from Cumberland county. Samuel Wheat of Putney,
Vt. — only a few miles from Westminister — "subject of
New York" was arrested and brought to trial in Vermont
on May 27, 1779 and fined £3, as one who refused to submit
to the Vermont authorities. (History of Eastern Vermont,
Benjamin H. Hall, 1858)
Children of Samuel and Abigail (Sabine) Wheat:
307 i SARA'H, SALLY^ born Sept. 13, 1774.
308 ii ABIGAIL^, bom Oct. 30, 1776; died Oct. 30,
1847; married Samuel Follett.
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850 i) WILLI AM^ FOLLETT; lawyer at Reads-
boro, Vt. and died before 1876.
851 ii) Son'^, married . . . Bemis; were parents of
Deacon James FoUett^, of Townshend,
Vt., living in 1895.
309 iii RUTH«, born Dec. 26, 1778.
310 iv HANNAH«, born Mar. 15, 1781; died Aug. 17,
1782.
311 + V JOSIAH«, born Mar. 12, 1783; died 1864; mar-
ried Mary Black.
312 vi MARY^, born Mar. 12, 1785.
313 + vii SAMUEL^, born Jan. 18, 1788; died 1869; mar-
ried Rebecca Wilcox,
314 viii JAMES6, born Apr. 9, 1790; died July 13, 1839.
315 ix HANNAH^, born A^r. 23, 1792; died Sept. 2,
1793.
316 X LYDIA^, born Aug. 26, 1794, of Westminister,
Vt.; married Jabez Miller.
866 + i) LYMAN^ MILLER.
867 + ii) JANE^ MILLER.
85 SOLOMON^ WHEAT (Josiahi, Joseph', Joshua', Moses'),
born Mar. 26, 1749 at Concord, Mass.; died
married 1) Aug. 29, 1771, Sarah Ball, daughter of Ebene-
zer and Sarah (Coolidge) Ball.
2) int. Nov. 30, 1784, Deborah (Hunt) Kimball,
daughter of Peter Hunt of Tewksbury, Mass.
3) int. Nov. 9, 1794, Elizabeth (Betty) Rogers,
daughter of Timothy Rogers of Tewksbury.
His father died in 1759 and probably his mother also or
soon after, and on Jan. 14, 1764 his uncle Thomas Wheat
was appointed his guardian and took him home with him
to Hollis, N. H. where Solomon remained, became a promi-
nent citizen, held town offices, as selectman and town clerk,
and occupied a fine home on Main Street.
In the Revolution he held the rank of lieutenant.
Children of Solomon and Sarah (Ball) Wheat:
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317 + i SOLOMON^ born July 7, 1773; died 1866; mar-
ried twice.
318 + ii JOSIAH COOLIDGE«, born Apr. 18, 1775; "day
of the Battle of Lexington"; died 1815; mar-
ried Sarah Cummings.
319 + iii SA'RAH«, born June 11,1777; died 1858; married
Jesse Danforth.
By his second wife, Deborah (Hunt) Kimball:
320 iv POLLY KIMBALL6, bom May 10, 1787; "Mary"
K. Wheat and Daniel Mooar (Moore), both
of HoUis, married Sept. 22, 1814. s.p.
321 V SAMUEL«, born Feb. 8, 1789 or '90; died sud-
denly in his chair at dinner ae 21, unmarried.
(Salem, Mass. VR)
By his third wife, Elizabeth or Betty Rogers:
322 vi JONATHAN^, bom Oct. 18, 1795.
323 vii TIMOTHY^ born Mar. 25, 1797.
324 viii BENJAMIN^, born Aug. 10, 1798.
325 ix ELIZABETH^, born July 5, 1800.
326 X JOEL^, bom Oct. 2, 1802; married June 17, 1824,
. . . Clark (History of Billerica, p. 63) ; the
Town Record calls her Martha Frost. They lived
at Billerica, Mass.
894 i) WILLI AM^ born Apr. 22, 1825.
895 ii) ELIZABETH^ born Aug. 8, 1827.
896 iii) SARAH", born Dec. 24, 1829; died Sept.
10, 1830.
897 iv) HENRY", born Jan. 24, 1832 (family rec-
ord) ; lived at West Medway, Mass.
898 v) ALFRED CLARK^ born . . . (family rec-
ord) ; lived at West Medway, Mass.
327 xi DANIEL", born Apr. 7, 1804; living in 1829, un-
married; cordwainer. Nov. 12, 1829 he sold to
Thomas Clark of Tewksbury all his right in the
estate of Solomon Wheat deceased, of Hollis,
the same to be held by Betsy Wheat, widow of
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the said Solomon Wheat, deceased, during life.
It is said that of the children by the third wife,
only Joel grew up and married.
86 JONATHAN^ WHEAT Uosiah\ Joseph^ Joshua', Moses^,
born Dec. 27, 1750; died Mar. 26, 1777 of fever in the
Army of the North at Ticonderoga.
Married Elizabeth . . . perhaps Fletcher; both her sons used
that name for children or grandchildren. She married 2)
Nov. 13, 1777, Ebenezer Reade of Woburn, Mass., she be-
ing of Burlington.
He was a joiner and lived at New Ipswich, N. H., where
on Aug. 13, 1772 he bought land of Elijah and Rebecca
Mansfield of that town.
April 1775, as Minute Man, he went to Cambridge on the
alarm at Concord, and in June 1776 was at Ticonderoga,
In 1777 administration on his estate was granted to Capt.
Joseph Parker; William Shattuck and Paul Pritchard, ap-
praisers; inventory £274.10.0.
Children of Jonathan and Elizabeth (...) Wheat:
328+ i JONATHAN^, born Sept. 13, 1775; died 1861;
married Elizabeth Durkee.
329 + ii THOMAS«, born Mar. 27, 1777; died 1863; mar-
ried Thankful Belding.
88 DANIEL^ WHEAT {Josiah'', Joseph^ Joshua', Moses'), born
Oct. 4, 1754; died 1827; married Betty Russel (Elizabeth
Russell), born ? Jan 25, 1769, daughter of James and Lydia
(Potter) Russell. (Old Families of Concord, Chas. E. Potter,
1887) ; died Nov. 14, 1839, ae 70.
Apr. 25, 1769. John Butterick, yeoman, and Jonas Hay-
wood, gentleman, surety, both of Concord, appointed guard-
ian to Daniel Wheat, a minor in 15th yr., son of Josiah
Wheat. Signed at Templetown, Worcester Co., Mass. (Or-
iginal paper, Middlesex Co. Probates)
A lieutenant in the Revolution; he gave a receipt for ad-
vance pay, Cambridge, Mass., June 26, 1775; he marched
to the defense of Dorchester, Mar. 4, 1776, and gave other
service. (Massachusetts Soldiers ard Sailors)
He was innholder, merchant, money lender, and dealer in
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real estate; is called "gentleman" in land records. Aug. 21,
1789, Wheat and Green published notice of a burglary in
their store on night of Aug. 20, and promise to reward
handsomely for the return of goods or conviction of the
thieves. Signed Daniel Wheat, Nathan Green. His trans-
actions range from Apr. 3, 1790 to Sept. 7, 1820. He lived
in Carlisle, Mass.
His will, dated Oct. 5, 1824, proved Apr. 10, 1827, leaves
his wife Betsey 1/3 for life, then to son AI; to eldest daugh-
ter Susanna Lancey, wife of William Lancey; to youngest
daughter Precinda Green, wife of Thomas Green; rest to
only son AI. (Middlesex Co. Probates)
Children of Daniel and Betty (Russel) Wheat:
330 i SUSANNA^, born Nov. 16, 1790; married Wil-
liam Lancey, Dec. 1, 1808 (he 1784-1836) of
Carlisle, Mass. and died 1864.
331 ii LUCINDA6, (Precinda in her father's will) born
Nov. 19, 1794; died Mar. 13, 1840 ae 45; mar-
ried Mar. 16, 1820, Thomas Green, born June
20, 1795; died Sept. 15, 1864 ae 69, son of
Leonard and Thankful (Esterbrook) Green. He
married 2) Dec. 22, 1840 (town record), 1841
(family record) Maria Forbush, born Dec. 27,
1811; died Jan. 10, 1897 ae 85, daughter of
Paul and Hannah Forbush.
915 i) by first wife, GEORGE WASHINGTON^
GREEN, born Sept. 16, 1827.
ii) by second wife, Lucinda Maria Green,
bom May 13, 1842; no Wheat blood.
331 a iii BETSEY«, born Apr. 26, 1798; died Mar. 28,
1815, ae 17.
332 iv AP, born Sept. 2, 1801 ; died of bleeding of the
stomach. Mar. 10, 1844 ae 42 yrs. married
(int. Nov. 21, 1829) Irena Gibson Hutchinson,
daughter of Nathaniel jr. and Susanna (Wheel-
er) Hutchinson of Carlisle, Mass., born Oct.
11, 1807; died June 11, 1858. He was a farmer,
and selectman, 1837.
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916 i) CHARLES GJ, died May 24, 1837 ae 5
yr. 8 mo.
917 ii) CHRISTIAN or CHRISTINA, married Dec.
30, 1847, John Henry A. Heald, ae 21,
laborer, son of Thomas and Betsey.
Children recorded at Carlisle.
918 iii) MELBOURNE W.^ died Feb. 13, 1841
"ae 14 yr" (probably wrong date)
Ref: Carlisle, Mass. VR.
Genealogy of Henry Adams of Braintree, Andrew
N. Adams, 1898.
91 ABIGAILS WHEAT {Thomas\ Joseph', Joshua*, Moses'),
bom Aug. 15, 1748; died Sept. 22, 1786; married Sept. 8,
1764, Peter Stearns, both of HoUis, N. H. He was son of
Samuel jr. and Keziah (Robins) Stearns. He married 2)
Judith Bartlett and had 4 children.
He was a soldier in the Revolution ; Sergt. in the Ticondero-
ga Expedition, 1777 and in the defence of Bennington;
Lieutenant in Expedition to Rhode Island, 1779-1780, and
in the Army of the North, 1781. They lived at Plymouth,
N. H.
Children of Peter and Abigail (Wheat) Stearns: at Ply-
mouth, N. H.
335 i PETER6 STEARNS, bom Dec. 14, 1767; died
Jan. 7, 1849; lived at Peru, N. Y. 7 children.
336 ii MARY6 STEARNS, born Apr. 16, 1769; married
Elkanah Whipple.
337 iii KEZIAH« STEARNS, born A^pr. 16, 1769; mar-
ried Stephen Foss.
338 iv REBECCA^ STEARNS, born Mar. 17, 1774; mar-
ried . . . Clark.
339 V SARAHS STEARNS, bom July 25, 1776; mar-
ried . . . Ford and died 1814.
340 vi ELIZABETH^ STEARNS, born Feb. 23, 1779;
ried . . . Clark.
341 vii HANNAHS STEARNS, born Mar. 21, 1781; mar-
ried . . . Simonds, and died Oct. 12, 1832 at
Burlington, Vt.
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342 viii NATHANIEL WHEAT^ STEARNS, born Apr.
22, 1784; died May 1856; minister of Math.
Episcopal churches in Vt.
343 ix ABIGAIL^ STEARNS, bom Sept. 14, 1786; died
1807 in Rumsey, N. H.
Ref: Stearns Genealogy, Van Wagenen, II, 96.
92 THOMAS-^ WHEAT jr. {Thomas'', Joseph', Joshua', Moses^),
born July 7, 1750 at Concord, Mass.; died June 17, 1775
at the Battle of Bunker Hill, ae 24.
he married Abigail Stearns, Mar. 22, 1770 (Mass. Mar-
riages, I, 122, by Bailey gives her name "Hearns", and
Hardwick, Mass. VR. as Abigail Stens) She is probably the
Abigail Wheat who married Joseph Stearns, both of Hol-
lis, N. H. on Mar. 31, 1778, and had 4 more children:
Joseph Stearns, Thomas Wheat Stearns, Daniel Stearns,
Abigail Stearns.
The names of those who fell at Bunker Hill are inscribed
on bronze tablets erected on the battle-ground. Among
them is THOMAS WHEAT, Jr., HOLLIS.
Children of Thomas jr. and Abigail (Stearns) Wheat:
344 i BENJAMIN^, born Jan. 1, 1771; died soon.
345 ii BENJAMIN^, born Jan. 1, 1772; probably died
Mar. 14, 1776 at Harvard, Mass.
346 iii LUCY^ born Jan. 17, 1774; married Ebenezer
Baldwin, both of Hollis, Nov. 10, 1797.
Ref: Concord, Mass. VR.
History of Hollis, N. H. by Worcester.
Stearns Genealogy, Van Wagenen, I, 98.
96 JOSEPH'^ WHEAT {Thomas'', Joseph", Joshua', Moses^)y
born July 18, 1759, Hollis, N. H.; died Oct. 28, 1837 ae 78
at Canaan, N. H.
married Bridget (Powers) Farley, Oct. 10, 1783, widow
of Joseph Farley, soldier in the Revolution. They were mar-
ried Dec. 18, 1777, and had: Bridget Farley, born Mar.
4, 1778, and Joseph Farley, born Feb. 7, 1780.
Joseph Wheat fought in the Revolution and was at Bunker
Hill with his brothers Nathaniel and Thomas, and served
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during the entire war. He studied for the ministry and in
August 1801 settled as Baptist minister at Grafton, N. H.
Children of Joseph and Bridget (Powers) (Farley)
Wheat:
348 + i NATHANIEL^, born Apr. 1784 (Family record,
Mar. 11, 1783) ; died 1857; married Sarah
Fitts.
349 + ii JOSEPH^, born Sept. 14, 1785; died 1855; mar-
ried Lydia Bullock.
350 iii BENJAMIN^, bom Aug. 17, 1787; married Sarah
Bullock, Jan. 18, 1816; he "of Dunstable" at
the time. They lived at Grafton, N. H. and
by 1860 had removed to Roseville, Mich. A
cousin who visited him there reported that
Benjamin lived on good land which extended
to Lake St. Clair.
351 iv LOIS^, born June 7, 1791; married Otis Caswell;
by 1860 they lived in Wisconsin ; had two sons.
352 v SALLYS, born Feb. 20, 1793; married Smith.
353 vi LYDIA^, born Sept. 21, 1795; died Sept. 5, 1832
ae 37; married Nov. 14, 1816, Lieut. Samuel
Gilman of Canaan, N. H., born May 1, 1794;
died Mar. 20, 1866, son of Nathaniel and Sal-
ly Gilman of Canaan.
936 i) MINERVA^ GILMAN, died Jan. 23, .. .
ae 23.
937 ii) HANNAH W.^ GILMAN, died Oct. 21,
1832 ae 2 yr. 5 mo.
938 iii) LAURA PHELPS^ GILMAN, born Feb.
14, 1821.
939 iv) JOHN T."^ GILMAN.
940 v) LUCIA^ GILMAN.
354 vii HANNAH^, bom Mar. 4, 1796.
Ref: History of Hollis, N. H. by Worcester.
97 JOSIAH^ WHEAT {Thomas\ Joseph', Joshua^ Moses'),
born Dec. 18, 1761, Hollis, N. H.; died Mar. 14, 1828.
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married 1) Sarah Keyes, Apr. 17, 1788; she died Apr. 23,
1806; 2) Hannah Reed, born June 21, 1772; died May 11,
1860.
They lived at Hollis, N. H. until the winter of 1794 when
they removed to Groton, N. H. by oxteam, the journey tak-
ing a week.
Children of Josiah and Sarah (Keyes) Wheat:
355 i SARAH6, born Mar. 14, 1789; married Web-
ber ; one record says they lived at Groton, N. H.,
another at Rumney, N. H. A niece, Huldah
(Wheat) McClure, told of going to Aunt Sally
Webber's to see the first railroad train come
in.
356 ii RUTH^, born Apr. 24, 1791; married Ester-
brook and removed to New York State.
357 iii MARY6, bom Dec. 29, 1792; married John Bil-
lings, who died before 1860. They lived in
Constable, N. Y. and by 1860 were in Wiscon-
sin. In that year she had
357 a & b a son Hiram ae c. 23 and unmarried, and
4 daughters; the youngest, Caroline mar-
ried July 4, 1857 but the groom was not
named. (Letter written Feb. 26, 1860 by
her brother, Josiah Wheat to Dr. Thomas
Wheat of Manchester, N. H.)
358 iv JOSIAH^, born c. 1795; died 1861; He was a
Calvinist preacher, and somewhat eccentric; he
wrote his name WHEET for he "wished to be
distinguished from the grain that grows in the
field". He married Mary Ann Bradley and went
to Ohio; they separated, and after wandering
about the state for years, he was murdered in
1861. "His wife Mary, I suppose is still living
at West Newton, Mass." (Report by . . . Bailey,
1896)
941 i) JAMES HENRYS was brought up by rela-
tives, and in 1898 lived in Dayton, Ohio.
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359 V ABIGAIL^, born ; married J. R. Esterbrooks
and lived in Wisconsin.
360 vi THOMAS^, born c. 1800; was killed by a falling
tree in 1822, ae c. 22.
361 vii HANNAH^, born ; married? Thomas Paine, a
widower with 2 sons; they lived in Billerica,
Mass. She was a tailoress.
362 viii LOIS^, born ; married Thomas Cutler of South-
bridge, Mass. as his second wife ; he had sons by
his 1st wife, one of whom, Leonard, married
LUCY ELVIRA COLBURN (952).
Children of Josiah and his second wife, Hannah (Reed)
Wheat:
363 + ix JOSHUA REED^, (WHEET) born Mar. 25,
1807; died July 1, 1879; married Huldah Kid-
der.
364 X BETSEY« (WHEET), born ; married John
Bartlett; in 1830 removed to LaGrange, Mis-
souri; had two children.
365 + xi LUCY F.« (WHEET), born Dec. 12, 1810; died
Mar. 9, 1883; married Reuben H. Colburn.
366+ xii JOSEPH^ (WHEET), bom Feb. 19, 1813; died
Dec. 4, 1874; married Lucette Kidder.
154 JERUSHA'S WHEAT (Samuel', ^ ', Joshua', Moses'), born
April 5, 1767, probably at Newton, Mass. Her baptism is
recorded there, with her brother, John Allen Wheat, but
without date. She died at Jackson, Washington Co., New
York, Sept. 29, 1838 ae 72 (sic) . She is probably buried
beside her husband but the grave is unmarked.
She married at Salem, N. Y. Dec. 4, 1785, Asa Cleveland,
bom Mar. 13, 1763 in Windham, Conn., son of Moses and
Tabitha (Spencer) Cleveland and descendant of Moses
Cleveland of Woburn, Mass. Asa died at Jackson, Aug. 17,
1824 and is buried in the old cemetery at Salem. In his
family Bible he spelled his name Cleaveland.
He served in the Revolution, private in Capt. Wade's Co.,
Windham, Apr. 26, 1780 to Jan. 1, 1781 and enlisted again
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the following June for 6 months. He owned no land in
Windham, and in 1785 went with his parents and their other
children to Salem, N. Y. where he spent the rest of his life.
In 1815 Jackson was set off at the south end of Salem. He
and Jerusha must have had a brief courtship as the Cleve-
lands did not reach Salem until Spring 1785 and he and
Jerusha were married on Dec. 4 of that year. They lived
next door to her father, Samuel Wheat; the house is still
standing (1955) on the east side of Route #22 in Jackson
and has been visited many times by their gt. gt. grand-
daughter (the compiler of this record).
Asa is listed as an inhabitant of Washington Co. on Dec.
24, 1789, owning lot # 250, and on Feb. 13, 1797 he buys
from Joseph Younglove of Cambridge, N. Y. a tract of
1421/^ acres, lot #2 of the Ryer Schermerhorn Tract, Survey
of 1762, later known as #1 in the AViaquashicoke Patent;
bounds east on the Battenkill and extends to the present
Route #22. A large rock in the river, from which he used
to fish, is still called Asa's Rock. He appears in the census
of 1800, 1810, and 1820, and acquired more land in the
vicinity. Even before his death his sons Frederick and Rufus
paid the taxes on the property which in 1825 amounted to
246 acres.
But the sons do not seem to have prospered, there are mort-
gages * and sales and the matter of a suit brought against
them in 1836 by Abram C. Lansing. Before long the family
scattered, the three sons removing to Michigan.
Children of Asa and Jerusha (Wheat) Cleveland, born
at Salem, New York :
453 t i FREDERICK", born Aug. 24, 1787; died Sept. 17,
1838 ae 51, in Calhoun Co., Michigan — prob-
ably in Marshall. He is thought not to have
married and no wife is mentioned in any of
his transactions. He and Rufus held much land
* A mortgage is held in 1823 by Asa Fitch of Salem,
whose History of Washington Co. in microscopic
handwriting is in the library of the N. Y. Genealog-
ical & Biographical Society, New York City.
t Surname numbers 453 to 460 is CLEVELAND.
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together in the Anaquashicoke Patent, and are
taxed 1818-1834. In 1836 the land owned By
them was sold at Sheriff's sale.
454 + ii RUFUS^ born Nov. 5, 1789; died before 1853;
married Elizabeth Ann Warner.
455 + iii JERUSHA^ born Sept. 29, 1791; died Nov. 23,
1889 ae 99; married James Moor.
456 iv POLLYS born Dec. 10, 1793; no record.
457 V OLIVER^ born Nov. 24, 1795; died ; married
Azuba Warner, daughter of Sylvester Warner
of Cambridge, N. Y. and sister of Rufus' wife.
He lived in Salem, in 1818 is taxed as a non-
resident of Jackson on 23 acres, and appears
in the 1820 census at Salem with 1 male 10-16,
3 males 18-26, 2 females under 10, 1, 10-16, 1,
16-26, and 3 engaged in agriculture. Either
others were living with them or there were
unrecorded deaths; only 2 daughters are given
later. In 1840 Azuba and her two children,
Elizabeth and Lucy, are mentioned in the will
of Sylvester Warner, and on July 6, 1853 Azuba
and Lucy quitclaim their shares in the estate,
as of Oakland Co., Mich. Elizabeth is not men-
tioned.
970 i) ELIZABETHS, probably died before 1853.
971 ii) LUCY«, in 1853 living in Oakland Co.,
Mich., wife of .... Gow.
458 + vi LUCY^ born Sept. 14, 1797; died July 30, 1890
ae 92, in Westfield, N. J.; married c. 1820,
Isaac Prindle.
459 vii MARTHA^ (PATTY), born Jan. 29, 1800; died
ae 92; married ... Winchester, and lived in
Louisville, Kentucky; a son and a daughter,
names not known, also lived there, and another
daughter,
980 i) HATTIE8 WINCHESTER; unmarried.
460 viii HARRIET^ born Mar. 21, 1807; no record.
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The Asa Cleveland Bible (so called) was not printed un-
til 1828. So the entries must have been made by some-
one else. It was owned by his oldest daughter, Jerusha
(Cleveland) Moor and is now the property of the com-
piler.
156 HANNAH^ WHEAT {Samuel', Dr. Samuel'', Dr. Samuel',
Joshua', Moses^), born Jan. 7, 1771; died Sept. 4, 1842.
married in 1794, Caleb Abbot and lived at Colden, Erie
Co., N. Y.
Children of Caleb and Hannah (Wheat) Abbot:
461 i TRIPHANA^ ABBOT, born Jan. 9, 1795; married
Reuben Abbot. They settled in Michigan and
in 1844 removed to Illinois.
981 i) SAMUEL^ ABBOT, born Aug. 8, 1820.
982 ii) SYLVESTERS ABBOT, born Nov. 3, 1821.
983 iii) CAROLINE^ ABBOT, born Feb. 11, 1824;
died Jan. 28, 1837.
984 iv) FLAVEL B.^ ABBOT, born Sept. 11, 1826.
985 v) WILLIAM W.^ ABBOT, born Aug. 11,
1828.
986 vi) JONATHAN G.^ ABBOT, born Nov. 2,
1830.
462 ii JOHN ALLEN^ ABBOT, born Sept. 28, 1796;
married Esther Crocker; lived at Colden, Erie
Co., N. Y.
987 i) HANNAH MARIA^ ABBOT, born June
14, 1818.
988 ii) ELIZABETH ANNS ABBOT, born Mar. 11,
1820.
989 iii) CALEB C.^ ABBOT, born July 10, 1822.
990 iv) EUNICE LOUISA^ ABBOT, born May
26, 1832.
463 iii MARY^ ABBOT, born Mar. 8, 1798; married
Abiel Hoh of Boston, Erie Co., N. Y.
991 i) EMELINE8 HOLT, born Dec. 9, 1818.
992 ii) CAROLINES HOLT, born Aug. 8, 1820.
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993 iii) BETHIA O.s HOLT, bom Oct. 13, 1822.
994 iv) HIRAM8 HOLT, bom Jan. 20, 1825.
995 v) WIRAM8 hOLT.
996 vi) JOHN ALLEN« HOLT.
997 vii) OLIVES HOLT.
998 viii) GEORGE«HOLT.
999 ix) NELSONS HOLT.
464 iv SAMUEL WHEAT^ ABBOTT, bom Sept. 28,
1799; married Ann AVnanda Griggs; lived at
Concord, Erie Co., N. Y.
1000 i) ALBERT G.8 ABBOTT, born Dec. 15, 1825.
1001 ii) HARRIET G.s ABBOTT, born June 5.
1828.
1002 iii) MARY M. ABBOTT, born Mar. 3, 1834.
465 V SALLY^ ABBOT, born Aug, 11, 1801; married
Ichabod Griggs; lived at Golden, N. Y.
1003 i) ALONZO^ GRIGGS, born June 14, 1826.
1004 ii) JERUSHA8 GRIGGS, born Oct. 17, 1827.
1005 iii) SYLVESTERS GRIGGS, born Mar. 2.
1829.
1006 iv) MARILLAs GRIGGS, born Jan, 1. 1831.
1007 v) MARTHA M.s GRIGGS, born July 10,
1832; married her mother's cousin
Samuel Wheat^ (478).
1008 vi) JOHN ALLENs GRIGGS, born May 9,
1834.
1009 vii) ADELINES GRIGGS, born Oct. 15, 1835.
1010 viii) ICHABODs GRIGGS, born Feb. 22, 1837.
1011 ix) ESTHERS GRIGGS, born Feb. 4, 1839.
1012 x) ALBERTS GRIGGS, born June 10, 1840.
1013 xi) HARRIETS GRIGGS, born Mar. 6, 1842.
466 vi ORINDA^ ABBOT, bom Aug. 21, 1803; married
Zebina Holt; lived at Golden, N. Y.
1014 i) SYLVESTERS HOLT, born July 3, 1820.
1015 ii) CAROLINES HOLT, born May 13, 1822-
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1016 iii) MELANCTHON« HOLT, born Dec. 26,
1825.
1017 iv) ZEBINA« HOLT.
1018 v) CYRUS8 HOLT.
1019 vi) SIDNEY^ HOLT.
1020 vii) ALBERT«HOLT.
1021 viii) JA'NETTE^ HOLT.
1022 ix) ROSELLA« HOLT.
1023 x) RUTHELIA8 HOLT.
1024 xi) AURELIA« HOLT.
467 vii JERUSHA" ABBOT, bom Mar. 27, 1805; mar-
ried Russell Green; lived at Golden, N. Y.
1025 i) DAVID NEWALL« GREEN, born Jan. 8,
1824.
1026 ii) ORANGE J.^ GREEN, born Aug. 16, 1825.
1027 iii) SUSAN M.« GREEN, born Feb. 12, 1827.
1028 iv) RUTH A.8 GREEN, born Sept. 2, 1828.
1029 v) LEONARD A.8 GREEN, born May 5, 183L
1030 vi) LUTHER W.8 GREEN, born Aug. 23, 1836.
1031 vii) DAVID RUSSELL8 GREEN.
1032 viii) DUDLEY FRANCIS« GREEN, born Aug.
5, 1843.
468 viii MELANCTHON^ ABBOT, born Sept. 6, 1807;
married Olive M. Griggs.
1033 i) LEVERET^ ABBOT, bom Feb. 25, 1842.
469 ix CALEBS ABBOT, born at Golden, N. Y., Apr. 25,
1810; married 1) Jane Anderson of Schenec-
tady, N. Y., born Oct. 12, 1810; died May 22,
1837; 2) L. H. K. ... (sic), born Mar. 16,
1816. He was a minister, pastor of the Presby-
terian Church, Doyleston, Ohio.
1034 i) by 1st wife: JOHN ANDERSON^ ABBOT,
born July 25, 1836.
1035 ii) by second wife: MARY JANE^ ABBOT,
born Nov. 1, 1838; died 1840.
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1036 iii) JOHN KN0X8 ABBOT, born June 23,
1840.
1037 iv) JOHN FRANCIS MONTGOMERYs AB-
BOT, born Oct. 31, 1842.
1038 v) JOHN HOWARD AUGUSTINE^ ABBOT,
born Jan. 4, 1845.
470 X SYLVESTERS ABBOT, born Sept. 27, 1811;
married 1) Louisa Webster; 2) Lucy Hale
Keyes. Lived at Concord, Erie Co., N. Y.
1039 i) LUCRETIA ALSINA^ ABBOT, born May
10, 1835.
1040 ii) CAROLINE MIRANDA^ ABBOT, born
May 19, 1839.
1041 iii) LOUISA EVELINES ABBOT, born July
24, 1842.
1042 iv) WILLIAM WEBSTER8 ABBOT, born A^r.
27, 1844.
157 POLLYS WHEAT (Samuel', Dr. Samuel'', Dr. SamueP,
Joshua*, Moses^), born probably in 1773; died in the
summer of 1861 in Berne, N. Y.
married as "of Cambridge, N. Y." (a few miles south of
her parents' home) in 1796, Thomas Rogers, born Nov. 9,
1770, Boston, Mass., son of Nathan and . . . (Barber)
Rogers. He also died in 1861 and both are buried in the
Free Cemetery, New Scotland, near Berne, where they lived.
Children of Thomas and Polly (Wheat) Rogers:
471 i FANNY^ ROGERS, born Oct. 22, 1797; died Nov.
19, 1888 at Germans, Albany Co., N. Y.; buried
at Hartford, Washington Co. She married Ira
Marthew and had
1043-5 JOSEPHS, ^^d SARAH^, and SUSAN^,
who d.y.
472 ii PENUEL^ ROGERS, born Apr. 20, 1799; died
Nov. 20, 1880 at Quincy, Illinois; married Nov.
1821, Polly White. In 1832 they removed to
Quincy; they had
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1046-50 SARAHS, GEORGE J.\ HIRAM A.\
THOMAS^, and SUSAN^; one d.y-
473 iii POLLY" ROGERS, born Apr. 11, 1801; died Aug.
1855 at Albany, N. Y. and is buried at New
Scotland ; married Aaron ? Hoghteling and had
1051-57 HIRAM8, LOUISA^, OSCARS, AARON
E.«, SOLOMON H.«, WILLIAM CHAN-
CYs, and MARY ETTA*; 2 d.y.
(It seems quite sure that her husband was a
Hoghteling; it is known by relatives that one
of this family married and lived in Albany and
had a son Hiram Hoghteling who was in the ice
business with his brothers. This should not be
difficult to prove by records at Albany).
474 iv THOMAS^ ROGERS, jr. born Apr. 21, 1803;
died at Union Church (now Unionville) Dec.
28, 1864; married Jan. 1, 1824, Sarah White
of Knox, Albany Co; after her husband's death
she moved to Ontario Co. with her son Darwin
and died July 25, 1870; both are buried at New
Scotland. Sarah was daughter of George and
Polly (Avery) White.
1058 i) DARWIN^ ROGERS, born July 20, 1827
at Knox; died Mar. 10, 1906, Ahamont,
N. Y.; married Apr. 1847, Amanda
Onderdonk, born June 12, 1826; died
Mar. 4, 1900, daughter of Abram and
Elizabeth (Miller) Onderdonk.
1856 a MARY E.» ROGERS, born May 21,
1850; died Sept. 1883 at Fleming,
N. Y. married Mar. 1870, Hiram
Williamson (1088) son of ELIZA-
BETH (Wheat) WILLIAMSON.
1059 ii) EMALINE^ ROGERS.
475 V SAMUEL^ ROGERS, born July 13, 1805; died at
Charlestown, N. H. He was a physician, grad-
uate of Fairfield Medical College; moved to
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Quincy, 111. in 1829; married 1) in 1828, Mar-
riah Ball; 2) Mary Miller of Kentucky.
1060 i) LOUISES ROGERS, by 1st wife; rest by
the 2nd wife.
1061 ii) OSCARS ROGERS.
1062 iii) BELLES or ISABEL ROGERS; married
Ferdinand Fish; lived in Mystic, Conn.
1857 A son was Rev. PAUL ROGERS^
FISH, Episcopal rector, ordained in
Milwaukee, Wis. 1897; later at
Springfield, Vt., Kingston, N. Y.
and Elizabeth, N J. where he died
Sept. 26, 1848; married Addie F. . .
3 children.
1063 iv) CATHERINES or KATE ROGERS, mar-
ried Sherman Paris of New York City
and Charlestown, N. H.
1858 A daughter^, married Frank Birch
and died before 1929, and a son,
1859 SHERMAN^ PARIS d.y.
476 vi HIRAM^ ROGERS, born May 7, 1809; died Jan.
1866 in Quincy, 111. He was a physician, grad-
uate of Fairfield Medical College in 1832;
practiced in Utica, N. Y. and in 1833 removed
to Quincy, where he had a drugstore on North
Front St. In 1835 he married Mary Pease.
An article by William A. Richardson, jr. in Journal of the
Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 18, p. 403: July 1925,
"Pen Pictures of the Central Part of the city of Quincy as
it was when Douglas and Lincoln met in Debate" has "Over
the Hoffman store (now at 417 Hampshire Street) Dr.
Samuel W. Rogers had his residence and it was here that
Douglas was entertained at dinner among congenial friends,
on that 13th day of October (1858) ... Next came the
Hiram Rogers drug store, where Douglas passed some of
his time and met some of his friends and admirers on that
day". The postage stamp issued in August 1958 by the U. S.
Govt, commemorates the Lincoln-Douglas Debates.
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158 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {Samuel', Dr. Samuel\ Dr. Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^) , born Dec. 5, 1775 at Bernardstown,
Mass.; drowned in the Hudson River, Sept. 29, 1827.
married Dec. 22, 1805, Martha Eliza Thaxter, born May
12, 1792; died in Scipio, Cayuga Co., N. Y. on Mar. 17,
1870; buried in Stewart's Corner cemetery, Venice, Cayu-
ga Co.
He obtained work on the Erie Canal, and operated a canal
boat; the family lived in or near Albany, and after his
death, his widow and her eight children moved to Venice,
where others of the family lived.
Children of Samuel and Martha Eliza (Thaxter) Wheat:
477 + i MARTHA^ born Sept. 9, 1807; died Sept. 10,
1875; married Erastus Gibbons.
478 + ii SAMUEL^ born July 28, 1809; died Feb. 7, 1879;
married Martha M. Griggs.
479+ iii JOHN A."^, born Sept. 13, 1811; died Oct. 2,
1847; married Eliza A. Hammond.
480 iv EMILY^ born Nov. 13, 1813 or '14; "no record
except rumor that she married a Buckley and
left no descendants."
It seems probable that this child died May 4,
1814, recorded in Bible with the family of
Samuel. Her uncle, Calvin Wheat's monument
in Stewart's Corner cemetery has — Almon
Bulkley died Aug. 20, 1881 aged 61 years.
Emily W. his wife died Jan. 26, 1899. Appar-
ently the two Emilys were mixed by Mr. S. C.
Wheat, (see 508)
481 + V HARRIET M.', born Feb. 25, 1816; died June 6,
1853; married Edward Aikin.
482 + vi HIRAM V.^ Sept 18, 1817; died Sept. 20, 1892;
married Martha M. Chase.
483 + vii ELIZABETH^ born Feb. 9, 1820; died Dec. 6,
1854; married John Williamson.
484 + viii WILLIAM HENRY^ born July 19, 1822; died
Dec. 14, 1884; married Huldah M. Chase.
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Records of this family have been received from several
people, with varying dates. If a Bible record is available,
those dates are usually considered more authentic.
159 LOTTIE^ (MARTHA, PATTY) (Samuel^ Dr. Samuel\ Dr.
SamueP, Joshua^ Moses^), born Jan. 27 or 28, 1777, Ber-
nardston, Mass. died
married 1) Rufus Humphrey; he and their infant son,
Rufus died soon.
2) Jan. 22, 1801, Isaac Sawin, born Sept. 27, 1776,
Willington, Conn., son of Abijah and Mary (Pool) Sawin.
Isaac died Dec. 29, 1851, Quincy, 111.
They lived in Berne, N. Y. until around 1810; were at
Blennerhassett Island, below Parkersburg, West Va. c.
1813-14, then in Ohio, and in 1835 removed to Quincy, 111.
Children of Isaac and Lottie (Wheat) (Humphrey)
Sawin: first 5 born in Berne, N. Y.
485 i JAMES HARVEY^ SAWIN, born Apr. 29, 1802:
married Caroline Harvey, 1826.
486 ii ISAACS SAWIN jr., born March 1804.
487 iii MARY^ SAWIN, born Mar. 17, 1806; died Aug.
22, 1878 in Peru, 111.; married 1) Rev. John
Hunter; 2) as his second wife, Rev. Harvey
Brown. Both husbands were Methodist minis-
ters.
1100 i) MARTHA^ (MATTIE) BROWN, born
Sept. 19, 1841; died Dec. 12, 1926 in
St. Louis, Mo.; married William Huse
of St. Louis, s.p. but they adopted lone,
who married Isaac Hedges of St. Louis.
They had three children.
1101 ii) LOIS ALMIRA« BROWN, born Jan. 10,
1845; died Nov. 6, 1849.
1102 iii) ROBERT WILLI AMS« BROWN, born
Sept. 14, 1847; died June 12, 1931,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; married Sept. 9, 1873,
A"nne Louise Anderson.
1923 a ROBERT HUSE» BROWN, born Oct.
79
6, 1878, New York City; died Apr.
6, 1957 in Mineola, N. Y. ; married
Marguerite Leotard. s.p.
1924 b MARY LOUISE^ BROWN, born June
6, 1882, New York City; died Nov.
24, 1937, Brooklyn, N. Y. unmar-
ried.
1925 c EVERETT ANDERSON^ BROWN,
born Mar. 5, 1884; married Blanche
Elizabeth Shahan, bom Oct. 24,
1879. They live Seaside, Oregon.
s.p.
488 iv BENJAMIN^ SAWIN, born Mar. 1808.
489 + V ALMIRA^ SAWIN, born Apr. 22, 1810; married
1) Robert Williams, lawyer, Quincy ; 2) George
Baker.
490 vi JERUSHA" SAWIN, born Apr. 1812, Belpre,
Ohio ; married . . . Kenny and had a daughter.
1104 MARTHAS
491 vii JOHN^ SAWIN, born Nov. 1815, Belpre, Ohio.
492 viii HARRIET^ SAWIN, born Oct. 1817, Wesley,
Ohio; married George Washington Williams.
493 ix FRANKLIN" SAWIN, born Oct. 1817, Wesley,
Ohio.
160 BENJAMIN^ WHEAT (Samuel', Dr. Samuel'', Dr. Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses'), born Mar. 7, 1779; married Lydia ...
They lived at Coeymans, N. Y.
Oct. 26, 1809. Valentine Coons and wife Margaret sell to
Benjamin Wheat, 24 acres, 3 roods, 26 perches; also part
of Lot # 2 in the 13th allotment of Coeymans, containing
40 acres ... in consideration of the sum of $1700 (Albany
Co. Records, vol. 20, p. 238). On the same day Benjamin
and Lydia mortgage to Valentine Coons. "Registered at the
request of Benj. Wheat".
(Albany Co. Mortgages, vol. 14, p. 414).
161 WILLIAM^ WHEAT (Samuel', Dr. Samuel'', Dr. Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses'), born Mar. 27, 1781 at Bernardston,
80
Mass.; died Nov. 28, 1865 ae 84-8-1; buried Stewart's Cor-
ner cemetery, Venice, N. Y.
married 1) Nancy Pinkerton, born July 3, 1786; died Nov.
26, 1843 ae 57-4-23; buried Stewart's Corner,
married 2) Sarah Jane (Bowen) Pratt, born Sept. 29,
1822, daughter of Paul S. and Elizabeth Bowen and
widow of . . . Pratt; she died Dec. 30, 1854, ae 32-3-1;
They were married May 18, 1848, she ae 25 and of
Geneva, N. Y.
married 3) Eliza (Hammond) Wheat, born Dec. 5, 1817
in Maine; died June 29, 1897; widow of his nephew,
John A. Wheat (479)
May 17, 1813. William Wheat and wife Nancy deed to John
Cables, 5 acres in Bethlehem, Albany Co. The Wheats
were of Bethlehem, John Cables of the City of Albany;
in consideration of $800.
(Albany Co. Records, vol. 22, p. 191)
William Wheat grew up in Salem, Washington Co., N. Y.,
in 1801 he moved to Bethlehem, and in 1818 to Venice,
Cayuga Co.
1860 census: William Wheat, ae 76 (79) farmer,
b. Mass.
Elizabeth H. Wheat, ae 45, b. Maine.
William H. Wheat, ae 11, b. New York;
admitted to school within the year.
John H. Wheat, ae 3, b. New York.
Sarah M. Wheat, ae 14, b. New York; ad-
mitted to school within the year. (She
was daughter of Eliza and John A.
Wheat)
1865 census: 2nd District, Town of Genoa, Cayuga Co.
William Wheat, ae 85, b. Mass. 0-2-1-0-0;
no occupation.
Eliza Wheat, wife ae 47, b. Maine. 2-2-1-0-0.
William Wheat, child ae 16, b. Cayuga Co.
single - grocery.
John Wheat, child ae 8, b. Cayuga Co.
81
Mariah Wheat, child ae 18, b. Cayuga Co.
(Sarah Maria, above)
Mary Lusk, boarder, ae 18, b. Cayuga Co.
Family # 163; frame house # 154; value $600.
His will, dated Sept. 18, 1857; prov. Feb. 2, 1866, gives
land worth S6000, to sons William H. and John H. but if
they do not reach their majority the land is to go to Harriet
Babbitt, subject to the life estate of the widow Eliza Wheat;
mentions his deceased children Rufus and Polly; executors,
his neighbors, Ezra U. Bateman and Nathan H. Hammond.
Wit: Evelina Bateman of Venice (later Evelina B. Whipple),
Lucian Bateman of Venice. (Q 504, box 54 — where? )
Petition of Ezra U. Bateman of Venice : William Wheat late
of Venice, died 28 Nov. 1865; left —
Children, all of Cayuga Co.
Frederick Wheat )
William H. Wheat ) minor.
John H. Wheat ) minor.
Descendants of Rufus Wheat, deed, son, whose names
and place of residence are unknown ; possibly living
in Illinois.
Amos Jones of Venice, son of a deed, daughter.
Harriet Babbitt, of Venice, desc. of a deed, daughter.
Eliza H. Wheat, widow.
Jan. 26, 1866. Albert L. Sisson appointed guardian of Wil-
liam H. and John H. Wheat.
Children of William and 1st wife, Nancy (Pinkerton)
Wheat:
494 + i FREDERICK^ born Apr. 18, 1805; died 1879;
married Eleanor Kittle.
495 ii WILLIAM P.^ born Aug. 7, 1808; died Nov. 18,
1839 ae 31-3-11; buried Stewart's Corner, Ven-
ice; unmarried ?
496 iii RUFUS^ born at Bethlehem, N. Y.; died before
1857; married Betsey ... (A note in Boston
Transcript, July 5, 1932 suggests she may have
been a Page, born 1812, probably of St. Albans,
Vt.)
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1113 i) AMANDA8, born c. 1833; died Mar. 12,
1843 ae 10-14-5 (sic).
1114 ii) ELIZA' JANE8, bom c. 1838; died Oct. 1,
1841 ae 3-4-5.
1115 iii) SARAH LOUISE^, born c. 1840; died
Oct. 4, 1841 ae 1-6-26.
These buried at Stewart's Corner,
Venice.
1116 iv) JOHN«, ) No information: in 1865
1117 v) GEORGE^, ) thought to have gone to
Illinois, or Michigan.
497 iv POLLYS born Nov. 9, 1808; died Nov. 18, 1839
ae 31 yrs. 11 days; buried Stewart's Corner;
married William Jones and had:
1118 i) AMOS« JONES, born c. 1835, Venice; in
1865 census, at Venice:
Amos S. Jones, ae 30; born Chatauqua
Co., farmer, soldier; 0-1-1-0-0.
Mary H. Jones, wife, ae 32; born Cayu-
ga Co. 1-1-1-0-0.
1946 a MORTON A.« JONES, child, ae 8,
born Cayuga Co.
Frame house, valued at SIOO.
1119 ii) NANCY H.8 JONES; died ae 2-3-15 (Stew-
art's Corner cemetery)
1120 iii) LYMAN A.« JONES; died Feb. 1, 185. . .
ae 11-6-3 (Stewart's Corner cemetery)
498 v HARRIET^ born Apr. 9, 1813; died May 1, 1842
ae 29-0-22; married Lewis King jr.
499 vi SALLY ANN^ bom May 31, 1817; died A^r. 27,
1841 ae 23-10-27; married Jacob King.
1121 One of these two was mother of HARRIET
A.8 BABBITT, mentioned in the will of her
grandfather as "descendant of a deed,
daughter". In 1865 census at Venice.
Horatio L. Babbitt ae 37; born Mass.;
farmer. 0-1-1-0-0.
83
Harriet A. Babbitt, wife ae 25, born Cayu-
ga Co. 0-1-1-0-0.
Hannah Babbitt, mother, ae 74; born
Mass. 4-2-0-1-0.
Hannah Babbitt, sister, ae 45; born Mass.
0-0-0-0-1.
Frame house valued at SlOO.
Children of William and 2nd wife, Sarah Jane (Bowen)
(Pratt) Wheat:
500 vii WILLIAM H.', born Nov. 20, 1848; married Dec.
24, 1867, Lucina A. Perrigo; moved to McAl-
mont, Arkansas. s.p.
501 viii NATHAN P."^, died June 5, 1851 ae 1 mon. 15
days. (Stewart's Corner)
502 ix NANCY JANE^ died Jan. 13, 1854 ae 3 mos.
Child of William and 3rd wife, Eliza (Hammond)
(Wheat) Wheat:
503 X JOHN H."^, born Aug. 27, 1856; married Aug. 28,
1878, Fannie R. Lee; lived St. Johns, Michigan.
1122 i) JOHN LEON«, born Nov. 27, 1881; in
1920 wrote to SCW on stationery of the
Jackson City Club, Jackson, Mich.; liv-
ing at ? Kalamazoo, Mich.
1123 ii) MARIE EL0ISE8, bom Oct. 29, 1884.
163 CALVIN^ WHEAT {SamueF, Dr. Samuel^ Dr. Samuel', Jos-
hua^, Moses^), born Jan. 29, 1785 in Vermont; died Aug.
12, 1878 ae 93 and is buried in Stewart's Corner cemetery,
Venice.
married Feb. 17, 1811, Polly Fanning, born June 14, 1788
in Connecticut; died June 28, 1874 ae 86, daughter of Jon-
athan and Eunice (Fish) Fanning of Stonington, Conn,
and later of Venice, N. Y. They lived in Venice;
1860 census; Calvin Wheat, born Vt., farmer; ae 75 yrs.
Polly Wheat, born Conn, ae 73 yrs.
Polina Wheat, born New York, ae 40 yrs.
1865 census; Calvin Wheat, ae 79 yrs. farmer; born Ver-
mont.
84
Polly Wheat, ae 75 yrs. wife born Conn.
Paulina Wheat, ae 46 yrs ; child born Cayuga
Co. single.
Family # 42; frame house # 40; value $400.
A monument in Stewart's Corner cemetery records the deaths
of Calvin and his family, buried in that or near-by lots.
Children of Calvin and Polly (Fanning) Wheat: 8 child-
dren but no grandchildren.
504 i EUNICE^ born Mar. 29, 1813; died Mar. 18,
1862; married June 16, 1839, Eli Jones.
505 ii LUCINA'^ born Nov. 12, 1816; died Jan. 22,
1843; married Jan. 11, 1843, Simon D. Perrigo.
506 iii PAULINA^ (Polina, Pellina), born Sept. 23,
1818; died Mar. 22, 1894; unmarried.
507 iv CHARLOTTE^ born Apr. 6, 1821; died Apr. 10,
1880; married Nov. 14, 1844, Hiram Hill.
508 V EMILYS born June 21, 1823; died Jan. 26, 1899;
married Jan. 8, 1845, Almon Bulkley, who died
Aug. 20, 1881 ae 61.
509 vi CALVIN W."^, born Apr. 13, 1825; died May 15,
1825 ae 1 month.
510 vii SALLY MARIAN born Aug. 7, 1826; died Aug.
17, 1848; married Jan. 11, 1846, Lorenzo Buck-
ley or Bulkley.
511 viii JULIA ANN^ bom Aug. 27, 1831; died Dec. 12,
1842 ae 11-3-15.
Ref: Family Bible owned by Miss Caroline E. Wheat of
Quincy, 111.
164 LUTHER6 WHEAT {Samuel^ Dr. Samuel^ Dr. Samuel\ Jos-
hua", Moses'), born May 18, 1788; died July 11, 1843;
monument in Stewart's Corner cemetery,
married Mar. 25, 1810, Elmira Marvin, born Oct. 14, 1794
or '95; died July 18, 1856 ae 61-9-4; daughter of Timothy
and Rachel (Crosby) Marvin and descendant of Reinold
Marvin, from England to Connecticut.
They lived at Venice, later moving to the vicinity of Auburn,
85
N. Y. Possibly this should be Albany, not Auburn as record-
ed, as Crosby, the youngest son, wrote in 1896 that he had
often heard his mother speak of living in Bethlehem, N. Y.
Aug. 28, 1843: petition of Elmira Wheat of Venice, widow
of Luther Wheat of Venice who died July 11, 1843, leaving:
Elmira Ellsworth, wife of Daniel Ellsworth, Luther Wheat,
Calvin Wheat, Caroline E. Wheat, Lysander Wheat, Edwin
A. Wheat, Crosby Wheat, all of Venice, and Marvin Wheat
"of some place unknown in Louisiana" and Almann Wheat
of Quincy in the State of Illinois. She asks that she may be
granted administration and that Amzi Wood of Scipio may
be joined with her in the same; signed by her, with Samuel
Wheat, Hiram V. Wheat, and Amzi "Wood. (Cayuga Co.
Administrations, B- 176, Box 20).
Children of Luther and Elmira (Marvin) Wheat:
512 i ELMIRA^ born Mar. 4, 1811, Venice; died after
1896; married Oct. 13, 1830, Daniel Ellsworth.
They lived near Auburn, N. Y. ; 3 children.
513 + ii ALMERON^ bom Mar. 7, 1813, Venice; died
July 16, 1895, Quincy, 111. and buried there;
married Laura Ann Harris.
514 iii LUTHER^ born May 5 and died Aug. 9, 1815.
515 iv MARVIN^ born June 14, 1817; to Louisiana be-
fore 1843.
516 v RACHEL MARIA^ died Aug. 31, 1841 ae
20-0-23 (sic).
517 vi JOHN A.^ born May 24, 1821; died Aug. 21,
1841.
518 vii LUTHER^ born Dec. 20, 1823; died before 1896;
said to have had a daughter
1129 EMMAGENE«.
519 viii CALVIN C.^ born July 10, 1826; died Feb. 9,
1845 ae 18-6-29.
520 ix CAROLINE E.^ born Sept. 23, 1829; died Feb. 19,
1906, Quincy, 111.; unmarried.
521 X LYSANDER B.^ born Feb. 13, 1831; married
86
Malby Curry of Mount Sterling, 111. He was a
lawyer and lived in Leavenworth, Kans.
1130 i) FLORENCE^.
1131 ii) SAMUEL^, lawyer with his father, 1896.
522 xi ALEXANDER EDWIN^ born Apr. 19, 1833, Ven-
ice; died Sept. 3, 1885; married Aug. 1, 1859,
Mary Josephine Dewey Woodruff, daughter of
Isaac Ogden and Arethusa H. (Dewey) Wood-
ruff. Graves in the Woodruff lot, Quincy cemet-
ery list A. E. Wheat, 1833-1885; Josephine W.,
wife of A. E. Wheat, 1837-1902, and May B.
Wheat, 1885-1919.
He was called Edwin A. Wheat also, as in the
settling of his father's estate in 1843.
"Alexander E. Wheat, a brother of Almeron,
was also a prominent early member of the bar.
In 1857 he was appointed city attorney, five
years later .... was sent to the Legislature and
was long a member of the law firm, Warren
and Wheat". (Quincy and Adams County, by
Collins & McCarl, vol. I, p. 162, Chicago, 1919) .
1132 i) EFFIE^, married . . . Haun and lived
in Chicago.
1133 ii) MAY BRANTS, 1865-1919.
1134 iii) EDWIN J.8, lived in Chicago.
523 xii CROSBY F.^ bom Apr. 11, 1835, Venice; died
Apr. 13, 1898; married Feb. 1, 1865, Mary
Almeda Chandler, born Sept. 5, 1841; died
1906, daughter of Thompson and Lucy Ban-
croft (Towne) Chandler of Macomb, Illinois,
formerly of New Hampshire.
He was a lawyer and County Judge. He was
only eight years old when his father died; one
by one the older brothers left home and when
he was 16 he was the only son remaining at
home with his mother and sister Caroline. He
received only a common school education but
resolved to enter a profession; having three
87
brothers who were lawyers he decided to study
medicine. His mother died at this time, the farm
was sold and he and Caroline moved to Quincy,
111. He abandoned medicine for the law, was ad-
mitted to the bar in 1860 and began to practice
in Macomb. From 1889 to 1892 he practiced in
Topeka, Kansas but continued to live in Ma-
comb; was City Attorney 1866-'70; State At-
torney for McDonough county, 1872-1876, and
County Judge 1894. He was a stanch Repub-
lican.
1135 i) LUCY ALMEDA8, born July 7, 1866; mar-
ried Lewis H. Piper of Denver, Colo.
1136 ii) MARY ELMIRA8, bom June 29, 1869;
married William Richard Jenkins of
Macomb.
1137 iii) THOMPSON F. ^, born Dec. 18, 1871; was
a dentist in El Paso, Texas.
166 RICHARD^ WHEAT (Jonathan^ Salmon'', SamueP, Joshua^
Moses^), born c. 1758, probably in Shaftsbury, Vt. ; died
in 1827 in Truxton, N. Y; he and his wife are buried in
the Keeney cemetery, Cuyler, N. Y.
married Jane (called Jittie) Richards, born c. 1769 in
Connecticut.
It is not known when he removed to Truxton, N. Y. but on
June 16, 1809, Elkanah Watson of Pittsfield, Mass. sells to
Richard Wheat of Truxton, lot 56 in late town of Fabius,
Onondaga Co., now in Truxton, Cortland Co. 106 acres for
S370. He appears to have been in Washington Co. before
that, as the 1790 census gives him at Whitehall with a fam-
ily of 1-1-2, and in 1800 at Granville with 1 male under 10;
1, 26-45; 4 females under 10; 2, 10-16; 1, 26-45.
July 6, 1819, Richard Wheat of Truxton buys 42 acres in
Shaftsbury, Vt. from his mother, Sarah Wheat of Truxton,
for S400 (Shaftsbury LR, vol. 7,402) and on June 13, 1824
sells the same to Ebenezer Martin of Shaftsbury for $80.
(Same, voL 8,191).
His will, dated Feb. 24, 1827: rec. Mar. 5, 1827, leaves land
88
to wife Jittie; to son James D. $10; sons Hiram, Horace
R. and Salmon to divide the farm equally; the 5 daughters
get $10 each — Charity Freeman, Orillah Hills, Aravilla
Whitmarsh, Lois Cornwell and Jerusha Dart. Executors,
Samuel Freeman, Hiram Wheat, Horace R. Wheat; wits:
Obadiah Freeman, David Richards, Jehiel Dart. (Cortland
Co. Wills, vol. 3,185) The will is indexed as above but is
not there, and the original was finally found filed with the
inventory of the estate.
Aug. 28, 1827, "I, Horace R. Wheat, one of the executors
of the will of Richard Wheat do submit this inventory of
his estate . . . taken on March 15, 1827 by James Harris and
Jesse Blanchard"; it includes a dictionary, a geography
and a psalm book beside a large amount of household goods
and farm equipment and animals. He had more wordly
goods than most of his neighbors of that time.
Children of Richard and Jittie (Richards) Wheat:
524 + i CHARITY^ born Dec. 6, 1788; died Nov. 19,
1866; married Samuel Freeman.
525 + ii LOIS', born Nov. 28, 1791; married Lavinius
Cornwall.
526 + iii ARVILLA^ bom Jan. 18, 1793 in Hampton, N.
Y.; died Mar. 23, 1852; married Job Whit-
marsh.
527 iv AURELIA^ or ORILLAH, married Eleazer Hill
or Hills.
528 + v JAMES DRAPER^ born May 19, 1797; died May
21, 1850; twice married.
529 + vi HIRAM^ born c. 1802; married Sophronia
Wheeler.
530 + vii HORACE RICHARD^ bom Jan. 14, 1805; died
June 27, 1856; married Salome Blanchard.
531 viii JERUSHA^ married Jehiel Dart.
532 + ix SALMON^ bom June 15, 1812; died Oct. 24,
1881; married Rosanna Hills.
The 1850 census gives Jane Wheat, ae 81 ; born in Conn,
with Richard (no last name given), ae 22; carpenter.
Melvina (no last name given), ae 18.
89
171 JONATHAN^ WHEAT {Jonathan^, Salmon^ Samuel^ Jos-
hua^, Moses'), born c. 1780; died
married c. 1804, Harriet Kellogg, born Oct. 11, 1782 at
Sheffield, Mass.; died 1854.
They lived in Bennington, Vt. until about 1816; June 10,
1810, Jonathan Wheat of Bennington sells to Ebenezer Mar-
tin of Shaftsbury for $91.50, 121/2 acres. Wits: R. Harvey,
Thomas Wait. (Shaftsbury LR, vol. 8,190). In June 1815
Jonathan and his mother, Sarah Wheat are still of Benning-
ton, and on Oct. 14 of that year, Jonathan is bound unto
Sarah Wheat of the same, for $1000. that "he shall provide
a good comfortable house room, etc. and she is to have a
common decent burial with proper monument stone, etc."
wits: John Taylor, Samuel Bush (or Burt?) (Same, vol.
7,123). However, Sarah went to Truxton, N. Y. with her
son Richard.
June 1, 1815. Joshua Tucker and wife Rebeckah, Robert
Coon and wife Hannah, and William Hix, of the towns of
Argyle and Greenwich, Washington Co.; N. Y. to Jonathan
Wheat of Bennington, Vt. sell for $3700. the undivided
half of lot # 48 in Argyle Patent. Rebeckah and Hannah
sign X. Wits: Jason Kellogg, Tabatha Tucker. (Hudson
Falls, N. Y. LR. vol. M, p. 500) .
Nov. 12, 1816. Jonathan Wheat and wife Harriet of Green-
wich, Washington Co., N. Y. to Joseph Hinsdale and
Stephen Hinsdale of Bennington, Vt., for $5,000. ^4 Part of
a certain set of mills, mill privileges, millyards and houses
formerly owned by James Vandemarke and others in town
of Greenwich, being a part of lot # 50 in Argyle Patent, a
reserve being made in a deed for sd. millyards and ponds
by Rip Van Dam Sibrant and wife Martha, of about 12
acres. Wits: Jason Kellogg, James V. Dermarke.
(Same, vol. M, p. 509).
Nov. 13, 1816. Same five persons (as on June 1, 1815) for
$10,000 to Jonathan Wheat lot # 50 in subdivision of
Argyle Patent, now of Greenwich and a part of Argyle, 144
acres, exclusive of what is covered by the water of the
lake, being the west part of lot # 58 (much detail about
90
the exception of a parcel of land in the corner of lot # 50.)
Signed and witnessed as in deed of June 1.
(Same, vol. M, p. 504).
Although the deeds are dated as given, the Nov. 13 one
should precede.
1820 census. Jonathan Wheat of Hampton, Washington Co.
1 male under 10 4 females under 10
1 male 10-16 1 female 16-26
1 male 18-26 1 female 26-45
1 male 26-45
1 person engaged in agriculture; 1 in manufacturing.
Children of Jonathan and Harriet (Kellogg) Wheat:
533 i DIADAMA^ bom c. 1805; died Mar. 31, 1813,
ae 7-9-25.
534 ii HARRIET MIRENDA^ born c. 1807; died Oct.
3, 1811 ae 4-5-20.
536 iii SARAH7.
537 iv HARRIET^ married M. S. Woodford.
538 + v HIRAM DEWEY^ born Apr. 1809; died 1842,
New York City; married Clarissa Fay.
539 vi CYRUS^.
540 vii JULIA^.
541 viii LUCRETIA^ born Dec. 1827 in Oswego, N. Y.
(family record).
172 SALMON^ WHEAT {Elisha', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), horn Apr. 18, 1769; died Feb. 3, 1843; buried in
Howells, N. Y, cemetery, with 1st and 2nd wives and son
Salmon jr.
married 1) June 9, 1791, Hannah Mapes, bom Apr. 9,
1770; died Mar. 29, 1829.
2) Apr. 10, 1830, Jane Brink of WaUkill, died Nov.
24, 1830 ae 66 yrs.
3) Feb. 24, 1831, as of Calhoun, N. Y., Phebe
(Lyon) Seaman, born Jan. 10, 1771; died
Feb. 9, 1851 "ae 83"; she was of King-
street, Westchester Co., N. Y. at her 2nd
marriage.
91
Phebe Lyon married 1) May 18, 1788, Isaac Seaman of
Rye, N. Y., born 1769; died Apr. 14, 1805, son of Israel
Seaman of Rye. Their daughter, Mary, born Mar. 19, 1789,
married Thomas Wright of Port Chester, N. Y.; their son.
Seaman Wright, was father of Josephine A. Wright, who
married Silas Carmi Wheat.
Salmon was known as "Major Wheat"; in 1813 he was of
WallkiU, Orange Co., of Calhoun in 1831, later of Mt. Hope,
near Howells. He built many bridges, across the Delaware
River at Cochecton and at Milford, and at other places in
Sullivan and Ulster counties. In 1807 he spanned the Never-
sink at Bridgeville with a wooden structure that was still
in use a hundred years later.
1800 census. Salmon Wheat, WallkiU, Orange Co.
males 2-1-1-2-1.
fe
males 3-0-1-1-1,
1810 census of WallkiU:
1 male under 10.
4 females under 10.
2 males
10-16.
1 female
10-16.
2 males
26-45.
1 female
16-26.
1 female
26-45.
1830 census of Calhoun :
1 male under 5.
2 females
15-20.
1 male
5-10.
1 female
20-30.
1 male
15-20.
1 female
60-70.
1 male
20-30.
1 female
80-90.
2 males
30-40.
1 male
60-70.
1840 census:
1 male
5-10.
1 female
15-20.
1 male
10-15.
1 female
30-40.
1 male
15-20.
1 female
60-70.
1 male
20-30.
1 male
40-50.
1 male
70-80.
Children of Maji
or and Hannah (Mapes) Wheat:
.2 + i FANNYS
born May 11, 1792; died 1819; married
John Hoyt.
92
543 ii HANNAH^ born Nov. 19, 1793; died July 7,
1795.
544 + iii ELIZABETH^ born May 8, 1795; died 1854; mar-
ried Archibald Hoyt.
545 iv SALMON^ born Feb. 6, 1797; died Apr. 18,
1854; buried at Howells; he was blind.
546 + V ABRAHAM^ born Sept. 20, 1798; died 1832;
twice married.
547 + vi MILLICENT^ born June 25, 1800; died 1887;
married Dr. Robert Shaw.
548 + vii EVERSON^ born June 9, 1802; died 1834; mar-
ried Sally Rosencrans.
549 + viii ABIGAIL^ born A^pr. 17, 1804; married Wil-
liam McQuoid.
550 + ix JANE^ born Mar. 13, 1806; died 1862; married
Horton Corwin.
551 X NELSON^ born June 3, 1807; died Nov. 27.
552 xi ANSON^ twin, June 3, 1807; died Dec. 30, 1807.
553 + xii KEZIAH B.^ born Feb. 18, 1810; died 1888;
married Sanford H. Stubbs.
554 + xiii HANNAH MARIA^ born Mar. 1, 1813; died
1887; married George W. Bell.
Ref : Bible of James E. Wheat (555) at Historical Society,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
173 SIMEON« WHEAT {? Elisha^ Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born c. 1767.
Little is known of him beyond the tradition that he had
one son and five daughters.
1830 census has : Simeon Wheat.
1 male 5-10. 1 female 15-20.
1 male 40-50. 1 female 20-30.
1 female 30-40.
1 female 50-60.
555 i JAMES EASTON^ or EATON, born perhaps 1820-
1830; probably died before 1890;
married Susan E. who died July 7, 1890;
93
her will, dated Apr. 24, 1890, names only two
children. They lived in Middletown, N.Y.
He was known to be grandson of Elisha Wheat,
so probably belongs here.
1238 i) SARAH ALICE«; married Joseph D. Mor-
ris; in 1890 they lived in Montgomery
Co., Ohio. They are buried in Wallkill
Valley cemetery, near Walden, N. Y.
Joseph D. Morris. 1851-1917.
Sarah A. Wheat, his wife. 1859-1917.
1239 ii) FRANKS In 1890 was of Montgomery
Co., Ohio.
178 SIMEON^ WHEAT (Solomon^ Salmon^ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), born June 27, 1773, probably at Mamakating,
N.Y.; died Jan. 14,1834.
married Dimmis Minor "of New England", born Apr. 27,
1772, daughter of Timothy Minor.
1800 census: Simeon Wheat, Mamakating;
3 males under 10. 1 female under 10.
1 male 16-26. 1 female 26-45.
They are also called of Otisville, N. Y.
Children of Simeon and Dimmis (Minor) Wheat: order
uncertain.
557 i NANCYS born Jan. 25, 1792; died Aug. 18, 1864
ae 72; married James B. Fuller, born Sept. 1,
1788; died Oct. 25, 1823 (for him, see "God-
frey Family", N. Y. Genealogical & Biographi-
cal Record, vol. 76, p. 106) . He was son of Jep-
tha and Mary (Godfrey) Fuller.
1830 census, Orange Co., N. Y. Nancy Fuller.
1 male 5-10.
2 females 10-15.
1 female 30-40.
She went to live with her daughter, Laura A'nn Fuller, soon
after her marriage in 1840. All were of Mt. Hope, N.Y.
1240 i) LAURA ANN^ FULLER, married 1840,
John Harmon.
94
1241 ii) JEPTHA8 FULLER, married Apr. 7,
1838, Eunice Wheat.
Ref : John Harmon's Bible, reported by Mr. W. G. Hum-
phrey, Greenwood, Miss, and Glenn Wheat jr.
(3091)
558 + ii LEMUEL^ born Dec. 14, 1793; died Nov. 23,
1867; twice married.
559 + iii SAMUEL KING^ born c. 1800-'10; married Jane
Eliza Quackenbush.
560 + iv JAMES CLARKE born c. 1800; married Eunice
Brown.
561 + V DAVID F.'^, twice married.
562 + vi JOHN S.^ born c. 1796; died 1854; married
Ursula Cole.
563 ? NATHANIEL of Goshen, N. Y. may be of this
family; he married Sally S. Gale.
182 SOLOMON^ WHEAT (Solomon', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), horn Apr. 8, 1782; died Mar. 24, 1848.
married Susanna Ruckman, born Aug. 7, 1783; died Dec.
2, 1855.
In 1810 he was elected overseer of highway in the 30th dis-
trict, town of Mamakating, N. Y. but is not taxed there in
1812 nor thereafter. He removed to Binghamton, then to
Candor, Tioga Co. and was for some time in Owego.
1810 census: Solomon Wheat jr. Mamakating.
1 male under 10. 1 female under 10.
1 male 26-45. 1 female 26-45.
1820 census:
1 male 10-16. 2 females 26-45.
1 male over 45. 1 female over 45.
1 person engaged in agriculture.
Oct. 2, 1839. He witnessed the will of Noah Holly of Candor
(N.Y.G.&B. Rec. vol. 58, p. 281).
Children of Solomon and Susanna (Ruckman) Wheat:
564 + i LEWIS W.^ born Nov. 10, 1807; died Mar.
1869; married Elizabeth Jane Emery.
95
565 ii HANNAH^ born Feb. 12, 1808; died June 1,
1869.
566 + iii EDWIN R.", born Sept. 25, 1810; died 1884;
twice married.
567 iv MARIA D."^, born Aug. 22, 1812; married ... &
lived in Athens, Greene Co., N. Y.
568 V ELI", born A-ug. 24, 1815; died Apr. 26, 1816.
569 vi SELINDA', twin, born Aug. 24, 1815; died Aug.
26, 1824.
570 vii BENJAMIN", born Dec. 12, 1816; died Jan. 13,
1860.
571 viii JAMES 0.", born Sept. 17, 1818; died 1883.
572 ix ELIZABETH R.^ born Dec. 5, 1820; died Nov.
10, 1821.
573 X ELI R.", born Oct. 7, 1822; died July 20, 1832.
574 xi WILLIAM HENRYS born Sept. 7, 1824; died
Mar. 15, 1848.
185 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {Solomon^, Salmon'', SamueP, Joshua',
Moses'), born Aug. 5, 1789; died after Dec. 30, 1862; on
that date he wrote to his son Gabriel C. Wheat from Otis-
viUe, N. Y.
married Jan. 11, 1811, Elizabeth Moss, born Aug. 12, 1792;
died June 20, 1862 ae 69-10-8.
Until at least 1834 he lived in Mamakating, was taxed there
and held various town offices. 1820 census :
1 male under 10. 4 females under 10.
1 male 26-45. 1 female 26-45.
1830 census:
1 male under 5. 1 female under 5.
1 male 5-10. 2 females 5-10.
1 male 10-15. 2 females 10-15.
1 male 40-50. 2 females 15-20.
1 female 30-40.
Children of Samuel and Elizabeth (Moss) Wheat:
575 i ROXENE", born Jan. 12, 1812; married J. H.
Reed of Otisville.
96
576 ii CLARRY^ born Oct. 18, 1813.
577 iii HANNAH MARIAN born Nov. 28, 1815; as 'of
Minisink', married Apr. 20, 1839, Christopher
D. Hill of WallkiU, N. Y.
578 + iv JOSEPH OLIVER^ born Mar. 1, 1818; changed
his name to OLIVER E. WHEAT; married
twice.
579 V ARMINDA^ born May 6, 1820.
580 vi LUCINDA^ born Mar. 15, 1822; died Feb. 25,
1841 ae 18-11-10.
581 vii HARRIET^ born Sept. 25, 1823; died Dec. 13,
1830 ae 7-3-13.
582 viii GEORGE WASHINGTON^ born May 30, 1825;
married Susan Rogers.
583 ix BARBARA^ born Feb. 9, 1827; married Lewis
Oakley; in 1906 they lived at 140 Front St.,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
1278 i) JOHN R.8 OAKLEY. In 1906 he was super-
intendent of the trolley. Port Jervis.
584 X GABRIEL CORWIN^ born Sept. 27, 1828; died
Apr. 4, 1915 in the State Hospital, Bingham-
ton; married Mar. 29, 1860, Mary E. Phillips,
died Aug. 26, 1906 ae 77. He was a school-
master. They had no children but adopted:
1279 i) GRACE M.^, married Sept. 28, 1906, C.
B. Bunto, a traveling salesman; they
were in Toledo, Ohio, and in 1915 lived
at 100 Buckman Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
585 4- xi CHARLES T.^ born June 27, 1830; living in
1906; married Sarah Jane Baxter.
586 xii ELIZABETH^ born Nov. 15, 1832; died Aug. 13,
1856 ae 28-8-28; married Nov. 15, 1855, Joseph
McDowell.
587 + xiii ROBERT ALEXANDER^ born Feb. 5, 1835;
died Feb. 19, 1905; married Julia Elizabeth
Shorter.
Authority: Gabriel Corwin Wheat.
97
189 ERIC HOMERS WHEAT (Solomon^ Salmon\ Samuel\ Jos-
hua', Moses'), born Feb. 22, 1805; died
married He lived in Minisink, Orange Co., N. Y.
Children of Eric Homer and Wheat:
588 i ELBRIDGE GERRY^ born Feb. 25, 1830; died
Apr. 17, 1879 or '80; married AHig. 23, 1851,
Jane G. Irons, born Perthshire, Scotland, Nov.
30, 1830, daughter of William and Mary Irons.
They lived at Liberty Falls, N. Y., where he was
a farmer and lumberman. In 1895 Jane Wheat,
his widow, wrote that she was supported by her
sons at Liberty Falls; iv), v), vi), vii), viii),
xi), were married but "live far away"; the
others live in or near Liberty Falls.
1289 i) GERTRUDE ESTELLA^, bom Aug. 19,
1852; died May 30, 1884.
1290 ii) MARYEMMAREEN«,bornApr. 14, 1854;
died Nov. 12, 1862.
1291 iii) EDRIC HECTORS, born Feb. 8, 1856.
1292 iv) WILLIAM MADSON^, born Mar. 26,
1858; in 1880 census, Escambia Co.,
Alabama, ae 22, born N. Y. ; father bom
N. Y., mother born Scotland; living in
District #4, Beat 4.
GEORGE HENRYS, boj.^ Feb. 26, 1860.
EDWIN ELSW0RTH8, born Mar. 16,
1863.
ELLA EVILEAN8, bom Feb. 16, 1865.
ALICE EMMAGEANs, twin, bom Feb.
16, 1865.
1297 ix) HANNAH BURDSEL^, born Apr. 17,
1867.
1298 x) OSCAR LUTHER^, born June 16, 1868.
1299 xi) MAMIE JANE^, born Dec. 29, 1870.
1300 xii) THOMAS^, born May 29, 1872; died June
6, 1872.
98
1293
v)
1294
vi)
1295
vii)
1296
viii)
1301 xiii) SUSIE ANNS, born Mar. 25, 1877.
EDSIE WHEAT and Son (Callicoon Depot), farmer,
owned 100 acres, Town of Delaware, Sullivan Co.,
reported from a business directory, 1872-3. Is this
a mis-reading?
589 ii SOLOMON DUNNING^ bom July 9, 1834; at
Fremont Centre, Sullivan Co.; died June 13,
1916; married, 1872, Sarah R. Benedict, born
; died Dec. 24, 1914 ae 72. In the Civil
War he was 1st Lieut., Co. H, 56th N. Y. Volun-
teers. He lived at Leonta, town of Franklin,
Delaware Co., N. Y. where he died. He had
formerly lived in Equinunk, Pa. His obituary
in the "Dairyman", June 16, 1916 says that
Mrs. Wheat was already dead, leaving her hus-
band and a foster son, 0. F. Sampson of
Youngs, Delaware Co. and a sister, Phoebe
Benedict. s.p.
590 iii JEDEDIAH D.^, Soldier in the Civil War.
591 iv LUTHER G.\ He owned land in Cochecton,
N. Y.; Buckingham, Pa., and in 1916 was of
Deposit, N. Y. Soldier in Civil War.
592 V JAMES STRATTON^ soldier in Civil War; in
1916 he lived at Kingsly, Travis Co., Mich.
191 ANN<5 WHEAT (Samuel', Salmon^ SamueP, Joshua',
Moses^), born c. 1780, probably at Hampton, Washington
Co., N. Y.; died there before 1812.
married Dec. 12„ 1799, Wait Webster, son of Elizur, born
at East Hartford, Conn., May 2, 1772; died at Hampton,
Oct. 20, 1849.
He was a farmer and teamster for the Army of the North,
War of 1812; after the battle of Plattsburg, Sept. 1814, he
removed goods and munitions of the sailors from Lake
Champlain to Lake Ontario, from Whitehall to Sacketts
Harbor.
He married 2) her sister, HANNAH WHEAT.
Children of Wait and Ann (Wheat) Webster: born at
Hampton, N. Y.
99
593 i LUCY" WEBSTER, born Dec. 19, 1801; died at
Meadville, Pa. c. 1875; married at Hampton,
1822, Cornelius Hotchkiss, died at Meadville,
c. 1875.
1302 i) ASENATH LAMB^ HOTCHKISS.
1303 ii) W. W.8 HOTCHKISS.
1304 iii) HOPE WALKERS HOTCHKISS.
1305 iv) LULU W.« HOTCHKISS.
1306 v) EMILY J.8 RANDALL HOTCHKISS (or
is Randall her married name?)
1307 vi) JOHN W.8 HOTCHKISS.
594 ii ASENATH' WEBSTER, born Sept. 26, 1803;
died at Warsaw, N. Y. Apr. 1876; married Sept.
27, 1827, George Stearns, born May 31, 1802;
died before 1894, son of Moses and Susan
(Clark) Stearns of Warsaw. (For children, see
Stearns Genealogy, Van Wagenen, vol. 2, p.
202).
595 iii HENRY^ WEBSTER, born July 22, 1805; died
ae 22 yrs.
196 HAlNNAH^ WHEAT {Samuel', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born 1791; married as his 2nd wife, Wait Webster,
widower of her sister, ANN. She died July 9, 1872 at Hume,
N.Y. They had:
597 i ANN MARIA^ WEBSTER, bom Apr. 19, 1813;
married Dec. 24, 1832, William Warner Martin,
born at Poultney, Vt., Sept. 15, 1811; died at
Pike, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1883. They lived at Pike,
Wyoming Co., N. Y., where the children were
born.
1308 i) EMILY MARIA* MARTIN, born Oct. 4,
1833.
1309 ii) AUGUSTA JANNETTE« MARTIN, bom
May 4, 1835.
1310 iii) WAIT WEBSTER*^ MARTIN, born Sept.
3, 1839; died Sept. 1, 1842.
100
1311 iv) LUCY ALFREDA8 MARTIN, born July
20, 1842.
1312 v) ALBERT WAIT^ MARTIN, born Sept. 22,
1845.
598 ii EMILY LYDIA^ WEBSTER, born Apr. 29, 1815;
died 1893; married 1) Dec. 1838, Sidney Cole-
man; 2) as 2nd wife, 1873, Hiram Stearns,
born Mar. 19, 1810; died at Warsaw, N. Y.,
1883; probably brother of George, husband of
her half-sister, ASENATH.
1313 i) CLAYTON WEBSTER« COLEMAN.
1314 ii) LYMAN SIDNEY^ COLEMAN.
Lived at Castile, N. Y.
599 iii ISABELLA^ WEBSTER, born Aug. 12, 1817;
married at Hampton, May 30, 1839, Lyman
Broughton. In 1885 they were living at Cov-
ington, Wyoming Co., N. Y.
1315 i) OSCAR LYMAN8 BROUGHTON.
1316 ii) BELLES BROUGHTON; Did she
marry Thompson?
1317 iii) JOHNS BROUGHTON.
600 iv HORACE WAIT^ WEBSTER, born Nov. 29,
1820; farmer, living in 1894 at Mills' Mills,
Allegheny Co., N. Y., unmarried.
601 V HIRAM WHEATS WEBSTER, born Jan. 10,
1824; died May 14, 1884 while visiting at
Tracy, Calif.; married 1) Aug. 1850, Betsy
Jane Hudson; 2) Oct. 1875, Louise M. Hulett.
He lived at Omro, Winnebago Co., Wis. Held
office in Wisconsin; twice elected to the legis-
lature. He outlived his children.
197 SALMON^ WHEAT {Samuel', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua^
Moses'), born Oct. 16, 1793, Hampton, N. Y.; died Oct.
13, 1850 at CenterviUe, N. Y.
married l)June 2, 1814, Chloe Sanford of Hampton, died
1835 ae 41.
101
2) June 1, 1836, Relief C. Kimball of Perry, N.
Y.; died Sept. 11, 1862.
1820 census: Salmon Wheat Hampton, N. Y.
2 males under 10.
1 male 26-45.
1 female under 10.
1 female 16-26.
He was a Methodist minister; at 16 he received a license to
exhort, and at 18 was authorized to preach. The family liv-
ed at Hampton until the summer of 1830 when they remov-
ed to Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N .Y. and in 1841 they settled
on a farm in Centerville, N. Y.
Children of Rev. Salmon and Chloe (Sanford) Wheat:
602 i SAMUEL SANFORD^ born Aug. 9, 1815; died
Feb. 16, 1895; married at LeRoy, N. Y., Oct.
15, 1837, Miriam Parsons, born at Crown
Point, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1816; died at Moscow,
N. Y., Mar. 21, 1868. They lived at Warsaw.
1318 i) PHILANDER SALMON^, born Dec. 2,
1838; married Apr. 1859 at Bronson,
Mich,, Emily Fulkerson, daughter of
Joshua and Esther (Smith) Fulkerson
of Lyme, Ohio.
2095 a NORMAN EDGAR^ born Mar. 17,
1865.
2096 b JAMES FRANKLIN^, born July 22,
1866.
2097 c JESSE LEE^ born Mar. 1, 1877; died
Aug. 16, 1877.
1319 ii) CHLOE SOPHIA^ born Oct. 27, 1841;
died Aug. 20, 1854.
1320 iii) SAMUEL SANFORD^, born July 2'8,
1847; married Cummings; was a
RR messenger, New York to San Fran-
cisco.
603 ii LEVI L.", born Dec. 18, 1817; died Jan. 13, 1895;
married Jan. 4, 1853 by Rev. J. K. Torrey,
102
Sarah Livonia Gillis, both of Centerville; she
born Dec. 28, 1825.
1321 i) SARAH BELLES, born Jan. 1, 1854; mar-
ried Oct. 9, 1883, John H. Roberts; in
1896 they lived at Addison, N. Y.
1322 ii) ERNEST G.^, born Nov. 4, 1856; married
Feb. 5, 1890, Hattie C. Kariger; in
1896 they lived at 108 Highland Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
2098 a MILDRED E.», born July 5, 1892.
2099 b LILLIAN L.^ born July 5, 1892 —
twin; died July 23, 1894.
604 iii LYDIA LOUISA^ born Jan. 7, 1820; married
1) Sept. 7, 1837, Daniel S. Maxon, Jackson,
Mich, who died Feb. 25, 1846; 2) May 12,
1852, Allen Ensworth who died Feb. 20, 1872;
3) Jan. 7, 1875, Friend D. Maxon. After 1875
they lived at Stockbridge, Mich.
1323 i) WILBUR D.^ MAXON, born Aug. 25,
1842.
1324 ii) PERINTHA A.« MAXON, born Aug. 19,
1844.
605 iv CLARINDA^ born Mar. 25, 1824; married Mar.
11, 1846, James Knowhon of Centerville, N. Y.
1325 i) daughter^, married E. M. DeGroot
of Buffalo, N. Y.
1326 ii) GEORGE F.8 KNOWLTON, of Pike, N.Y.
1327 iii) MARY« KNOWLTON, married . . .
Brownson of Pike, N, Y.
606 V JANE A.^ born Feb. 12, 1826; died June 28,
1877; married June 19, 1848, John A. Thomp-
son, born Oct. 19, 1824. In 1898 he and his sons
lived at Castile, N. Y.
1328 i) CHARLES U.^ THOMPSON, born Mar.
24, 1851 ; married Oct. 25, 1876, Annie
Rose.
103
2100 a BLANCHE A.^ THOMPSON, born
Mar. 20, 1881.
1329 ii) ARTHUR W.« THOMPSON, born Sept. 5,
1856; married Dec. 25, 1877, Ella
Chamberlain.
2101 a JENNIE» THOMPSON, born Mar.
10, 1879.
2102 b BRITTA9 THOMPSON, born Nov. 15,
1880.
607 vi ELIZA ESTES', born Feb. 1, 1828, Hampton,
N. Y.; married June 1851, Thomas D. Stacey.
They lived at Algona, Iowa.
1330 i) JULIA M.s STACEY, born Aug. 9, 1855.
1331 ii) FRANK M.^ STACEY, born Oct. 10, 1857.
1332 iii) ALBERT N.^ STACEY, bom June 23,
1861.
1333 iv) BENJAMIN K.^ STACEY, born July 25,
1863.
608 vii JAMES Q.', born Mar. 28, 1830; lived at Med-
icine Lodge, Kansas.
1334 i) WILLIAMS.
1335 ii) ALLEN8.
609 viii LUCENA^ born at Warsaw, N. Y., Mar. 17, 1832;
married Feb. 7, 1854, Allen D. Thompson of
Centerville at the Hamilton House in Darien
City (Genesee Co.) by Rev. J. K. Torrey. They
removed to Castile, N. Y. in 1867.
610 ix CHLOE C.^ born at Warsaw, Apr. 13, 1835; in
1854 she went with her sister Eliza to Iowa
where she married 1 ) in 1854, Nathan B. Stacy ;
died 1858 ; she returned to Centerville and mar-
ried 2) D. H. Brooks of Rushford, N. Y. She
later removed to Geneseo N. Y.
1336 i) HATTIE^ STACY, born in Iowa.
1337 ii) LUCENA W.^ BROOKS. In 1896
was a teacher in Duluth, Minn.
1338 iii) EDITH ELIZA* BROOKS; in 1896 lived
in Geneseo with her mother.
104
198 SOPHIA^ WHEAT {Samuel', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born at Hampton, N. Y., June 26, 1802; died
Oct. 22, 1841.
married in 1818, Rev. Joab Streeter, born Mar. 7, 1797;
died Oct. 22, 1868, son of Joab and Damaris (Baker)
Streeter. He married 2) Sophia Minor Steele and 3) Saph-
ronia ....
Children of Rev. Joab and Sophia (Wheat) Streeter:
611 i BETSEY^ STREETER, bom Apr. 22, 1820; mar-
ried Dec. 31, 1841, Moses Chandler.
612 ii THEDA K.^ STREETER, born Jan. 31, 1822;
died Dec. 9, 1831.
613 iii LUCINDA L.' STREETER, born July 23, 1826;
married Patterson.
614 iv LYMAN C.^ STREETER, born Dec. 16, 1828;
died Aug. 28, 1829.
615 + v BUEL G.^ STREETER, born July 25, 1832; mar-
ried Lucina Hotchkiss.
616 vi MIFLIN H.^ STREETER, born Mar. 10, 1835. s.p.
617 vii MARY LJ STREETER, born Mar. 10, 1838; in
1858 married Charles W. Tallman, born 1834.
1342 i) W. DANA^ TALLMAN, born 1860; d.i.
1343 ii) BUEL G.8 TALLMAN, born 1863.
1344 iii) CLARENCE B.^ TALLMAN, born 1865.
1345 iv) JESSIE E.« TALLMAN, born 1874.
Rev. Joab Streeter had by his other wives, Willard F., born
1844, and Helen M., born 1849 (no Wheat blood) .
199 TIMOTHY^ WHEAT {Amos', Salmon^ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), horn May 14, 1786; died 1847.
married Nelly Horton (called also Helen and Eleanor),
born c. 1785, daughter of Silas and Mary (Danes) Horton.
He lived in Mamakating, N. Y., where he held various
town offices and was on the tax list from 1813 to 1836. In
that year he removed to Horseheads; in 1841 he is "of Cat-
lin" and died "on his farm at Pine Valley", towns all nearby
in Chemung Co. Feb. 9, 1843 he bought for $4000. land in
105
Cayuta of William C. Smith — his son-in-law — and wife
Mary A'nn Smith. (Elmira LR, X, 115)
Sept. 2, 1847; heirs at law of Timothy Wheat of Catlin,
deceased, are Helen Wheat, widow; William C. Smith and
wife 'Nancy'; Alfred Horton and wife 'Adelia' of Sullivan
Co.; John L. Horton and wife Mahala; Simeon Fish and
wife Jane of Cayuta ; George Rundle and Emily of Veteran ;
Lucretia Dean, widow of John deceased of Catlin; said
Mary, Adaline, Mahala, Jane, Emily and Lucretia are heirs
at law ; deed to Julia Ann Scof ield, wife of Daniel Scof ieT3
of Catlin. (Same, vol. 14, 358 and 23, 309).
His will, at Elmira, leaves to wife Eleanor; Mahala Horton,
wife of John L. Horton of Cayuta; Eleanor Jane Fish, wife
of Simeon M. Fish of Newfield, Tompkins Co.; Mary Ann
Smith, wife of William C. Smith of Mamakating, Sullivan
Co.; Lucretia Dean, wife of John Dean jr. Asa D. Smith to
be guardian for minor children — Emily Wheat, Alfred M.
Wheat, Adeline Wheat; Horton Wheat, oldest son; Julia
Ann Scof ield, wife of David (sic) Scof ield, 50 acres for
life, then to go to her two daughters, Rebecca and Phebe
Scofield and 'my five daughters equally, 7 parts in all'.
1820 census. Timothy Wheat, Mamakating.
2 males
0-10.
3 females
0-10.
1 male
16-26.
1 female
10-16.
1 male
26-45.
1 female
26-45.
) census.
Same.
1 male
0- 5.
2 females
0- 5.
1 male
5-10.
1 female
5-10.
1 male
10-15.
1 female
10-15.
1 male
15-20.
1 female
15-20.
1 male
40-50.
1 female
30-40.
Children of Timothy and Eleanor (Horton) Wheat:
618 i JULIA ANN^ born c. 1816; married Daniel
Scofield of Catlin; had REBECCA^ (1346) and
1346 a PHEBE8 SCOFIELD; perhaps others.
619 + ii HORTON M.^ born 1818; died 1886; married
Eveline Millspaugh.
106
620 iii MARY ANN^; married William C. Smith of Ma-
makating ; said to have had 5 sons, 2 daughters.
621 iv ELEANOR JANE^; married Simeon Fish; lived
at Cayuta, N. Y. ; 2 children.
622 V MAHALA^ born c. 1824; married John L. Horton
of Cayuta.
623 vi LUCRETIA^ born c. 1827; married John Dean
jr. of Catlin; 1 daughter.
624 vii EMILYS born c. 1829; married George Rundle of
Veteran, N. Y.
625 + viii ALFRED M."^ married Sarah E. Smith.
626 ix ADELINE^ married Alfred^ Horton. (632)
202 JERUSHA6 WHEAT {Amos', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Mar. 10, 1791; died ;
married c. 1804, Barnabas Horton, born Wallkill, N. Y.
1780; died 1867; he married 2) but they had no
children.
Children of Barnabas and Jerusha (Wheat) Horton:
627 i LOTON^ HORTON, married Adeline Horton.
1356 i) IRA'S HORTON. lived in New York City.
1357 ii) GEORGES HORTON. lived in OtisviUe,
N. Y.
628 ii HARRISON^ HORTON, married Prudence
Warren.
1358 i) DECATUR8 HORTON. lived in
Middletown, N. Y.
1359 ii) SAPHR0NIA8. married . . . Vail.
629 iii TIMOTHY WHEAT^ HORTON. of Middletown,
N. Y.
1360 i) ELLA8 HORTON.
1361 ii) JAMES8 HORTON.
1362 iii) CHAUNCEY8 HORTON.
1363 iv) ADDIE E.^ HORTON. married William
S.s Wheat of New York City. (1353)
107
630 iv ANNA" HORTON, died after 1897; married Al-
lanson Beeks, son of Gilbert. A son and daugh-
ter were living in 1897.
631 V MILLICENT J." HORTON. married her
cousin, Chauncey Horton; 3 children.
632 vi ALFRED M.^ HORTON, of Middletown, N. Y.;
married his cousin, Adeline Wheat. (626)
1364 i) SILAS DANES« HORTON.
633 vii GABRIEL C." HORTON, married 1) Ann Slaw-
son and had LOTON« HORTON of N. Y. City,
married 2) Elizabeth Thompson and had
HORACE^ and GILBERT^ HORTON. (1365,
66, 67)
634 viii JAMES MADISON^ HORTON; of "Horton's Ice
Cream" on 4th AVenue, New York City, just
above 23rd St. (a delicious memory of child-
hood).
1368 i) HOPES HORTON.
1369 ii) HARRYS HORTON.
203 WILLIAM^ WHEAT {Amos', Salmon^ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Feb. 15, 1794; died c. 1835; buried in New
Vernon cemetery, Mt. Hope, N. Y.
married Mahala Horton, born c. 1790, daughter of Silas
and Mary (Danes) Horton of Wallkill, N. Y.
He lived in Mamakating, where he held various town of-
fices and was taxed there 1819 to 1835. His widow was
taxed on the same, 1836-1850.
1820 census. William Wheat. Mamakating.
1 male 0-10. 2 females 0-10.
1 male 10-16. 1 female 26-45.
1 male 26-45.
1830 census:
2 males 0- 5.
1 female
5-10.
2 males 5-10.
1 female
10-15.
1 male 30-40.
1 female
30-40.
Children of William and Mahala (Horton) Wheat:
108
635 i WILLIAM^ born ; died Sept. 3, 1905; mar-
ried Sarah McNish, daughter of George. In
1861 he, of Horseheads, N. Y. bought of George
W. McNish, executor of estate of George Mc-
Nish; other transactions to 1886.
1370 i) ADDIE8. married . . . Allen and in 1905
lived in Elmira, N. Y.
1371 ii) ANNA L.^ married Breese and lived
in Horseheads.
1372 iii) a daughter's^ daughter was
2113 ANNA L.» SHAPPEE (?) BROWN
of Millport, Chemung Co.
636 ii ALEXANDER W.^ of Wallkill, N. Y.; married
Sarah E ; "Mr. & Mrs. Alexander W.
Wheat of Burdett, N. Y. celebrated their Golden
Wedding, Mar. 10, 1902". A son was a veterin-
ary surgeon at Burdett.
637 iii DANIEL S.^ of Wallkill; married 1841, Lucinda
Warner, born May 18, 1823.
(Sayer Genealogy, p. 133)
638 iv MARY^, married Theodore Uptegrove; daughter
BELLES (1373) carried ... Tuttle.
639 V ABIGAIL^ married John Roe and had MAR-
RIETTA8 and WILLI AM^ ROE. (1374, 1375)
204 POLLY^ WHEAT {Amos', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Aug. 29, 1795; died
married Lemuel Harding. They lived at Otisville, N. Y. to
1833 when they removed to New Milford, Pa.
Children of Lemuel and Polly (Wheat) Harding: 10
born at Otisville, 3 at New Milford; order unknown.
640 i JOHN PHILIP^ HARDING; married 1) . . . BaU;
2) Helen Kennard; 3) . . . Ely.
1376 i) RODNEY J.s HARDING.
1377 ii) PERRY K.s HARDING.
1378 iii) ADDIE8 HARDING. married George
Marvin and lived in Michigan.
109
641 ii WILLIAM QJ HARDING, of Binghamton, N. Y. ;
married Sophia Foster.
1379 i) WILLIAMF.8HARDING, of Binghamton;
married . . . Smith.
1380 ii) LOTTIE^ HARDING, married NATHAN-
IEL CARPENTER CURTIS (1412)
642 iii MARTIN LUTHER^ HARDING, married Ann . . .
s.p.
643 iv ANN^ HARDING. married Lemuel B. Mitchell.
1381 i) CHARLES T.^ MITCHELL, of Bingham-
ton.
1382 ii) SETH L.« MITCHELL, of Binghamton,
1383 iii) GEORGE M.s MITCHELL, of Elmira,
N. Y.
1384 iv) ANDREW B.^ MITCHELL, of Brook-
dale, Pa.
644 V JERUSHA^ HARDING, born May 22, 1823; died
A-pr. 27, 18—3 (sic) ; married Sept. 22, 1842,
Lyman Bishop Cole, born Sept. 21, 1821.
1385 i) EMILY AMELIA^ COLE, born Mar. 18,
1846; died Apr. 7, 1885.
1386 ii) MARY« COLE, born Aug. 6, 1848; married
Henry Ludington.
1387 iii) GEORGE LEROY« COLE, born Dec. 17,
1850; married Lodie Haughwout.
1388 iv) HENRY HARDING^ COLE, born Sept. 6,
1852; married Ella Haughwout.
1389+ v) FRANK LEWIS« COLE, born May 18,
1855; married Martha M. Hills.
1390 vi) ADDIE A.8 COLE, born May 17, 1858;
died Dec. 18, 1875; married George
Melhuish.
1391 + vii) LEMUEL ALBERT^ COLE, born Aug. 1,
1860; married Hattie Elnora Wood.
1392 viii) EVA« COLE, born June 15, 1862; died
Sept. 20, 1862.
110
1393 ix) LEWIS'* COLE, born Sept. 5, 1863; died
Apr. 12, 1864.
1394 x) CARRIE ELIZABETH^ COLE, bom June
4, 1865; married Elmer Cole.
645 vi MARY E."^ HARDING, married William F. Hall-
stead of Scranton, Pa., General Manager of the
D. L. & W. RR.
1395 i) GEORGE M.^ HALLSTEAD. Yard Master,
D. L. & W. RR at Scranton.
646 vii ARMINDA^ HARDING, married John Sherman.
647 viii EMILY ISADORE" HARDING, unmarried.
648 + ix LEMUEL^ HARDING, born May 31, 1829; mar-
ried Hannah E. Hallstead.
649 x SILAS WHEATS HARDING, conductor, D. L. &
W. RR.; married Cornelia Taylor.
1400 i) JAY'' HARDING, bookkeeper, D. L. & W.
RR. at Binghamton, N. Y.
650
xi
AMOS WHEATS HARDING;
Roberts.
married Mary
1401
i) JEROME^HARDING.
1402
ii) IS ADORES HARDING.
1403
iii) SARAH« HARDING.
1404
iv) ELLENS HARDING.
1405
v) LILLIEs HARDING.
1406
vi) HENRYS HARDING.
1407
vii) LEMUELS HARDING.
651 xii GEORGE S."^ HARDING, married Lizzie Smith.
s.p.
652 xiii HENRY L.' HARDING, of Factoryville, Pa.;
station agent for D. L. & W. RR. married 1)
.... Langford; had a son.
206 THOMAS^ WHEAT {Amos', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua^,
Moses'), horn Mar. 16, 1800; died Feb. 22, 1878.
married 1) Maria Corwin, born Apr. 23, 1796; died Dec.
22, 1827; 2) in 1830 he had a wife Sarah ... and a daugh-
111
ter Mary; 3) Dec. 8, 1832, Olive Albertson, born July 16,
1796; she of Minisink, he of Calhoun, N. Y.
653 i MA'RY", born June 14, 1830: living in 1898; mar-
ried . . . Johnson of Caton Centre, N. Y.
654 ii AMOS^ born Dec. 14, 1833; died Mar. 1898;
left no descendants ; married Jane Frances . . .
who died Feb. 29, 1898; next of kin were John
Wheat of Corning, brother of Amos, and Mary
(Wheat) Johnson of Caton, his sister.
655 iii JOHN NELSON^ bom Sept. 11, 1837; married
Dec. 29, 1862, Mary Dolliver, born Aug. 29,
1846, daughter of Erastus and Eliza (Hill-
singer) Dolliver. In 1898 they lived at 344
East 2nd St., Corning, N. Y.
1408 i) LIEUDELLA^, born Mar. 11, 1865; mar-
ried between 1898 and 1903, . . . Doud.
1409 ii) JAKE H.8, born May 18, 1869; married
Nov. 9, 1892, Eva Alice Helwig, daugh-
ter of Peter. They lived at Corning, N. Y.
2125 a WILLARD FREDERICK^, born Feb.
11, 1897.
655 a Problem: a THOMAS WHEAT had a son DAN-
IEL HOORNBECK, bom A^r. 1, 1830; bp. Jan.
4, 1832; mother's name not given. The sponsor
was Daniel Hoombeck (Wawarsing, N. Y.
Church rec. in N.Y.G.&B. Rec. vol. 50, p. 382)
Daniel Hoombeck Wheat and wife Eliza Jane
sell to Henry DeWitt Hoombeck rights in estate
of Daniel Hoombeck deed. 1851 (Kingston,
N. Y. LR, vol. 80, p. 27). Is this another
Thomas Wheat, not placed, or was his 2nd wife
a Hoombeck and one of the 1830 birth dates
wrong?
207 CHARLES^ WHEAT (Amos', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), horn Feb. 28, 1802; died Spring of 1862.
married Maria (also called Sarah Maria) Carpenter.
1831, they were of New Jersey (?) when he bought land of
his sister, Martha and her husband, Joseph Harding; in
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1840 from Orange Co. and living in Chenango, Broome Co.,
N. Y. he bought of William AVerill of Cooperstown, land
in the Cooper Patent; 1843, they sell land in Mamakating
to Henry Hoag of Silver Lake, Pa. ; 1845, Charles of Che-
nango sells to William C. Wheat of Wallkill; 1852, they of
Silver Lake, Pa. sell to William C. and Nathaniel C. Wheat
of Chemung.; 1857, Sarah Wheat of Silver Lake bought
land in Binghamton village of Stephen Hoag and wife
Mercy of Binghamton; 1861, Sarah Wheat of Branchville,
Susquehanna Co., Pa. sold to Albert Hooper of Bingham-
ton.
656 + i JULIA ANN^ born Nov. 16, 1823; married
Joshua W. Curtis.
657 ii WILLIAM CARPENTER^ died Jan. 8, 1866 ae
40-3; married Emily Hoyt, died Feb. 11, 1907
ae 64-10 (sic), (1208), daughter of Archibald
and Elizabeth (Wheat) Hoyt. Both buried in
Howells cemetery, N. Y.
1414 i) ADDIE ISABELS, married . . . Drake and
lived at Kenmore, Erie Co., N. Y.
658 iii NATHANIEL CARPENTER^ married before
1852, Phebe . . . ; they lived in Storm Lake, or
Red Oak, Iowa; he had a pottery. A son and a
daughter.
659 iv ELIZABETH^, married Martin Quick, brother of
William Quick of Nicholson, Pa.
660 V GILBERT BEEBE^ married Ann F. Seffens.
1415 i) MABEL JULIA^, born Sept. 14, 1878;
married Jan. 2, 1899 at Virginia City,
Mont., Oscar F. Fenton, born there,
Aug. 3, 1872.
661 vi HELEN JANE^ married William H. Close.
662 vii GEORGE WASHINGTON^.
209 MARTHA^ (PATTY) WHEAT {Amos\ Salmon^, Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), born June or July 6, 1806.
married Joseph Harding.
663 i HENRY^ HARDING, lived at Storm Lake, Iowa.
113
664 ii MARY ELIZABETH^ HARDING, married Henry
Sayre; a son lived near Howells depot.
665 iii MADISON^ HARDING; daughter ELIZABETH^
HARDING, married . . . Nicholson; son
JOSEPHS HARDING. (1416, 1417).
NELSON^ WHEAT (Amos', Salmon'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), born Aug. 12, 1808; died
married Jemima Corwin, Nov. 24, 1827, both of Calhoun,
N. Y.
1832. Nelson Wheat admitted to Old School Baptist Church,
Howells, N. Y.
1833-4. Nelson Wheat and wife Jemima of Mt. Hope, N. Y.
and 1851, he of Sunderland, Sullivan Co., N. Y. (Goshen,
N. Y. LR)
666 i CHARLES W.^
1418 i) CHARLES E. H.^, of Windsor, Broome
Co., N. Y. ; married Hattie E. ... In
1899 she bought land of Mary A. Judd
of the same; 1901, she and her husband
of Windsor sell to Frederick A. Pierce;
1902, Willard L. Judd and Chas. E. H.
Wheat of Windsor, grocers, on east side
of Main St., assign to Hector S. Wil-
liams.
667 ii HARRIET^ married Moses Cortright; had ELIZ-
ABETH8 and JANE^ CORTRIGHT (1419-
1420) .
668 iii ANN ELIZA^, married Israel Chamberlain;
1421 daughter MATTIE« CHAMBERLAIN of
Scranton, Pa.
ELIZABETH^ (BETSEY) WHEAT (Amos', Salmon^, Sam-
ueP, Joshua^, Moses'), born Jan. 11, 1811;
married John Van Cott.
669 i ADELINE" VAN COTT, married . . . Ives of
Guilford Centre, N. Y.
670 ii ELIZABETH^ VAN COTT, married Foster Mills,
of Sidney, N. Y.
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671 iii MARY ANN7 VAN COTT, married Lewis Ives
of Guilford Centre, N. Y.
672 iv ESTHER MARGARET^ VAN COTT, unmarried.
673 V ALETTA^ VAN COTT, married Dr. . . . Spencer,
and lived in Michigan.
674 vi JOHN^ VAN COTT, married but no children.
675 vii CHAUNCEY^ VAN COIT, married, no children.
214 BENJAMIN<5 WHEAT (Benjamin', K Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born June 29, 1760; died Jan. 21, 1828 ae 67 in
Woodstock, Conn.
married Anna (Nancy) More of New London, daughter of
Frederick More.
He was a soldier in the Revolution; his name is on the
Alarm List of Capt. Elijah Backus, 2nd Co., 20th Regt.
Militia, Apr. 1777, Sept. 1777, June 1780. He marched with
his company to New London, July 31, 1780.
They lived in Norwich, Ashford, and Woodstock, Conn.
Benjamin Wheat and wife Anna, late of Norwich now of
Ashford, deed to Frederick More . . . part of the garden of
Capt. Nathan More, deed, which fell to Anna by right of
inheritance from her sd. father, 1786; they sell again "Anna,
from the estate of her father, Frederick More". (Groton,
Conn. MS records, vol. X, 240 & 258). . . . "to Frederick
More of Groton, right in house lot of Capt. Nathan More,
deed; Anna heir to Mr. Nathan More, deed, son of Capt.
Nathan More (Groton LR, vol. 11, 4).
A grandson, Chester G. Munyan, understood that Nancy
was a sister-in-law of Col. Ledyard, defender of the fort
at Groton.
Children of Benjamin and Anna (More) Wheat:
and ii^ — sons, died as infants.
676 iii NANCYS married Clark Moore.
677 iv MARY^ died Mar. 24 or 31, 1814; unmarried.
678 v ABBIE^ born Dec. 16, 1791; married Oct. 5, 1825
as 2nd wife, Bela Balch, born West Hartford,
Conn., Feb. 6, 1792; died there May 6, 1852,
son of Jonathan B. and Hopeful (Hurlburt)
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Balch. His 1st wife was Fanny E. Yale (1800-
1824) married June 20, 1820 by whom he had
Fanny M. (1821-1825) and Lorenzo D. (1823-
1825).
1422 i) LORENZO YALE^ BALCH, born and died
1828.
1423 ii) GEORGE WHEATS BALCH, born Apr. 23,
1831; d.y.
679 vi LUCY^ born Sept. 16, 1792, New London; died
Oct. 6, 1850; married May 13, 1813, Amasa
Howard (Hayward) of Ashford, Conn., son of
Jonathan and Lydia (Davidson) Hayward, born
Oct. 16, 1790; died Feb. 22, 1858 at Wales,
Mass.
680 vii SOPHIA^ unmarried.
681 + viii ELIZAS born 1796; died Apr. 16, 1880;
married Henry Steele.
682 ix SALLYS born 1801; died 1894; mar-
ried (int.) Mar. 8, 1827, George Munyan of
Oxford, Mass. (Bowen gives the date as Mar.
28) ; she "of Woodstock".
1438 i) SARAHS MUNYAN, born Dec. 25, 1827
at Oxford, Mass.
1439 ii) CHESTER G.8 MUNYAN.
683 X MARY^ born Feb. 9, 1804 (should date of iv be
1804, not 1814?); married Horace Ezekiel
Brown; both died after 1896.
684 xi CAROLINE^ married Mar. 31, 1825, Mason
Steele, born Apr. 12, 1801, brother of Eliza's
husband, and son of Joel and Lydia (Ensign)
Steele of West Hartford, Conn.
1440 i) ORLO« STEELE.
1441 ii) ANNS STEELE.
685 xii EMELINE^ born Sept. 12, 1808 at Sturbridge,
Mass.; married May 31, 1838, George A. White-
house (Dudley, Mass. VR)
Ref: Bo wen's Woodstock Families, vol. 8, p. 476.
116
History of Oxford, Mass.
Steele Genealogy.
216 WILLIAM^ WHEAT {Benjamin', ^ SamueP Joshua',
Moses'), born Dec. 9, 1764 at Norwich, Conn,
married at New London, Mar. 15, 1789, Mary Smith,
daughter of James and Abigail (Hempstead) Smith.
They lived in New London; 1790 census — 1 male over
16; 2 females.
Children of William and Mary (Smith) Wheat:
686 i PHEBE^ bom May 30, 1789.
687 ii HANNAH^ born Nov. 5, 1791.
688 iii WILLI AM^ born Feb. 8, 1794; died Oct. 16, 1802.
689 iv ELIZA GRANTS born Feb. 26, 1797 at New
London; married Richard Coffin of New Lon-
don.
1442 i) ANN ELIZAS COFFIN, married Nov. 20,
1855, Ezra Chappel, born Aug. 19, 1828.
690 v FANNYS born Feb. 16, 1800; married Gurdon
Mason, born Apr. 6, 1797, son of Henry and
Amey (Williams) Mason of New London.
691 vi WILLIAM GRANTS born Nov. 30, 1802.
Jan. 1, 1805, Baptized Mary (sic), Hannah, Eliza, Fanny,
and William Grant, children of William and Mary Wheat.
(Later History of 1st Church, New London, by Rev. S.
Leroy Blake, p. 549. 1900) .
220 JAMES6 WHEAT (Benjamin', ^ Samuel', Joshua^ Moses'),
born Sept. 13, 1776 (Bible) ; died Aug. 10, 1852 in 76th
year, near Crawfordsville, Indiana; buried in old Union
cemetery there.
married Dec. 22, 1804, Mary Tibbies, born Feb. 29, 1784;
died Apr. 1843 in 56th year in Butler Co., Ohio (Bible) .
(Beers Atlas says died 1842 ae 59 yrs.)
His mother died when he was very young and his father a
few years later, after which the family was scattered. He
was at Phelps, N. Y. before moving to Indiana. 1850 cen-
sus gives him ae 72 and living with his son George in Wal-
nut Township, Montgomery Co., Ind.
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Mary Tibbies' grandfather was . . . Harrison of South
Farms, Conn., brother of Benjamin Harrir~on. the Signer.
Children of James and Mary (Tibbies) Wheat:
692 i LOUISA", born Mar. 14, 1806: married Feb. 28,
1828. William Peterson of Lebanon, Warren
Co., Ohio.
1443 i) JOHN'^ PETERSON: he had a son. M. L.»
PETERSON, whose widow in 1952 own-
ed a family Bible. (2136)
693 ii JAMES EDINGTON", born Oct. 11, 1811 at
Phelps, N. Y. (Bible) ; died after 1862. Little is
known about him. He wrote a "History of the
Wheat Family", widely distributed among des-
cendants of Benjamin jr. in Indiana, but un-
fortunately it is full of errors. He repeats the
fable of the three brothers who came from
England — Samuel, Salmon and Solomon, but
leaves out his own ancestor, Benjamin. These
four brothers were of course of the 4th genera-
tion in this country.
694 iii POLLYS born Aug. 5, 1816.
695 + iv LYDIA^ born Aug. 2, 1820; married 1) James
M. Lockridge; 2) Andrew Loop.
696 + V GEORGE W.^ born Mar. 27, 1823; died 1903;
twice married.
222 GRANTS WHEAT (Benjamin', K Samuel', Joshua', Moses'),
born A'pr. 1780 at "Bean Hill", near Norwich, Conn.; died
suddenly while out walking near his home at Canterbury
Hill, near Rome, N. Y., May 3, 1861.
married at Rome, Dec. 1803, Lucy Butts, born 1787; died
Feb. 1861, daughter of John Butts.
The youngest of ten children, he was orphaned when very
young, and at seven years was apprenticed to Capt. Lovett
of Lisbon (Conn.?) who did no more for the boy than the
law required. When he came of age he returned to Norwich
and soon after was persuaded by Col. D. W. Knight to em-
igrate to Rome where many others from Norwich had al-
ready gone. So in 1801 with $3.00, a gun and a pack on his
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back he made the journey on foot, seeing Indians and wild
animals west of Albany. He cleared land for Col. Knight,
returning to Norwich in the autumn of 1802 and carrying
letters from the settlers to their relatives in Connecticut; one
was to John Butts, and when it came spring, he and his
family, with Grant, set out for Rome.
In December 1803, he and Lucy were married and lived
happily for fifty-eight years. He was a soldier in the War
of 1812 and marched to Sacketts Harbor, but was taken
sick and was discharged.
Dec. 7, 1806. He bought land in Rome from Benjamin
Hastings and wife Mehitable of Suffolk Co., N. Y. (Oneida
Co., LR, book 14, p. 395). On Oct. 7, 1856, Grant Wheat
and wife Lucy, with Benjamin Wheat and wife Almira (his
eldest son), all of Rome, deed land in Rome to the Wright
Settlement cemetery. (Same, book 199, p. 295).
Two weeks after his eighty-first birthday he fell dead in the
street near his home, his only other illness having been
when he was a soldier.
Aug. 1, 1861. Benjamin Wheat and wife Almira deed to
heirs of Grant and Lucy Wheat, who were Elizabeth M.
Beadle, Sarah T. Tuttle, Susan K. Wheat, Lydia A. French,
Henrietta H. Kirkland, and Frances B. Benedict, land in
Floyd, N. Y. (Same, book 232, p. 340) . Jan. 3, 1863, Susan
K. Wheat, Henrietta H. Kirkland, Henry L. Kirkland, her
husband of Rome, Betsey M. Beadle and Amos her husband
of Oswego Co., Sarah T. Tuttle and Lyman her husband of
Panfarr (PawPaw) Mich., Frances B. Benedict and Lewis
her husband of Brimfield, 111., and Lydia French of Grange,
111., heirs of Grant Wheat, late of Rome, deed land in Rome
to Delos G. Wilson. (Same, book, 244, p. 300) .
Children of Grant and Lucy (Butts) Wheat: born in
Rome, N. Y.
697 + i BENJAMIN^ born May 5, 1805; died 1892; twice
married.
698 ii ELIZABETH M.^ (Betsey) , married A^os Beadle;
of Oswego Co. 1863.
699 iii SARAH T.^ married Lyman Tuttle; of PawPaw,
Mich, in 1863.
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700 iv SUSAN K.\ unmarried; of Rome, N. Y. in
1897.
701 V LYDIA A J, married William French; she living
at Grange, 111. in 1863.
702 vi WILLIAM^ apparently died before 1863; not
mentioned in deeds.
703 vii JOHN HAMILTON^ apparently died before
1863; not mentioned in deeds.
704 + viii FRANCES BEATRICE^ married Rev. Lewis
Benedict; of Brimfield, 111. in 1863.
705 ix HENRIETTA H.^ married Henry L. Kirkland;
of Rome, N. Y. in 1863.
234 HARRIET^ WHEAT {Samuel', Benjamin'', Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Aug. 19, 1792; died Feb. 20, 1854; married
June 18, 1817, Dr. Archibald Mercer of New London. They
had 11 children, of whom are given:
706 + i WILLIAM^ MERCER, born Mar. 21, 1821; died
1871; married Eleanor C. Allen.
707 ii GERTRUDE^ MERCER, married . . . Prentis of
New London; living in 1896. s.p.
708 iii MARIA STRYKER7 MERCER, born at New Lon-
don; married as his 2nd wife, Samuel Howe
Grosvenor of Norwich, Conn. He had three
children by his 1st wife, one of whom was
Sarah E. Grosvenor.
1471 i) WILLIAM MERCERS GROSVENOR, born
June 22, 1863; died Dec. 9, 1916; Wil-
liams College, 1885; Rector of Trinity
Church, Lenox, Mass.; of the Church of
the Incarnation, New York City, and
first Dean of the Cathedral of St. John
the Divine there, 1911-1916.
1472 ii) GERTRUDE MERCERY GROSVENOR,
born Oct. 20, 1865; died Jan. 20, 1945,
New London, Conn. Lived in New York
City and in Florence, Italy.
120
1473 iii) MARIA URSULA^ GROSVENOR, born
Aug. 11, 1867; unmarried.
1474 iv) HARRIET ELY^ GROSVENOR, died
Nov. 7, 1944; unmarried.
261 Capt. WILLIAM^ WHEAT {Solomon', \ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Jan. 19, 1772; died Mar. 7, 1868; married
Mary Bolles. For him, see SCW, p. 69.
Children of Capt. William and Mary (Bolles) Wheat:
710 + i SILAS^ born June 24, 1793; died Dec. 6, 1888;
married Eunice Dewey. SCW p. 73.
711 + ii WILLI AM^ born Sept. 23, 1796; died Feb. 27,
1872 ; married Altamira Wolcott. SCW p. 84.
712 iii MARIAN born June 19, 1799; died Aug. 4, 1875;
married David Sears. SCW p. 91.
713 iv EUNICE^ born Apr. 12, 1801; died Feb. 9, 1803.
SCW p. 69.
714 + V SOLOMON^ bom Feb. 12, 1804; died Aug. 1,
1874; married Ruth Griswold. SCW p. 93.
715 + vi SYLVESTER^ bom Nov. 6, 1806; died July 27,
1887; married 3 times. SCW p. 97.
716 vii ELIZAS born Mar. 3, 1811; died Dec. 10, 1883;
married Charles J. Wood. SCW p. 101.
717 + viii CYRUS HOWELL^, born Mar. 28, 1813; died
June 24, 1905; married Amanda Rogers.
SCW p. 104.
718 + ix EDWARD MATSON^ born July 14, 1816; died
Mar. 30, 1876; married Albina Hawley.
SCW p. 107.
263 SAMUEL^ WHEAT {Dr. Solomon', Solomon^, Samuel^
Joshua', Moses'), born May 25, 1776 at Southwick, Mass.;
died at Pittsfield, Mass. May 25, 1853, of consumption,
married at Rocky Hill, Conn., June 5, 1796, Mabel Collins,
born at Portland, Conn., Jan. 13, 1779; died at Essex,
Conn., Sept. 21, 1836.
They lived at Glastonbury, in 1808 removed to Rocky Hill,
and in 1825 to Essex. He owned and operated a ferry
across the Connecticut River, with a partner, George Ris-
121
ley, who fell overboard and was drowned about 1818. Rec-
ords concerning Samuel vary; Stiles' History of Wethers-
field does not entirely agree with family records, and with
Town Clerk's records at his death.
Children of Samuel and Mabel (Collins) Wheat:
720 i HARRIET^ born Dec. 10, 1797 at South Glaston-
bury; died June 4, 1852; married at Rocky
Hill, Dec. 25, 1817, Watson William Warner,
born Wethersfield, Dec. 10, 1792; died Oct. 31,
1833, son of Daniel and Abigail (Williams)
Warner.
1513 + i) WALTER WALLIS« WARNER, born Sept.
26, 1818.
1514+ ii) ALBERT AUGUSTUS^ WARNER, born
Jan. 2, 1821.
1515 + iii) HENRY WARREN^ WARNER, born Aug.
19, 1823.
721 ii EMILY A."^, born Nov. 21, 1799 at Glastonbury;
died at Sunbury, Pa., Mar. 14, 1883; married
June 24, 1826 by Rev. Asa Wilcox, Frederick
W. Hayden, both of Saybrook (Deep River VR
by L'Hommedieu call her Eunice) . She bought
land in Pittsfield, Mass. jointly with her sister
Maria and brother Cornelius, Apr. 3, 1849,
later selling out to Cornelius. She was prob-
ably a widow at that time; she lived with her
brother Abijah in Sunbury for some years and
died there.
1516 i) FRED8 HAYDEN, died young.
722 iii MARIAN born Apr. 7, 1802 at Plymouth, Conn.;
died Sept. 25, 1861 at Pittsfield, Mass. ; unmar-
ried.
(Bowman Collection, State Library, Hartford)
723 iv MABELS born Aug. 15, 1803; died Jan. 16, 1823.
724 V SAMUEL', bom July 26, 1805; by tradition, he
was lost at sea.
725 vi WILLIAM HENRYS born Oct. 19, 1807; died
Mar. 4, 1830.
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726 + vii ABIJAH COLLINS^ born Oct. 15, 1809; died
1881; married Priscilla P. Pettingill.
727 viii CORNELIUS RICHARDSON^ born Nov. 1, 1820
at Rocky Hill, Conn.; died Mar. 8, 1888 of
tuberculosis; married at Pittsfield, Mass. Oct.
24, 1844, Mary A, Ward, born there; died May
30, 1864, ae 39, daughter of Isaac and Nancy
Ward of Pittsfield. They had no children. He
was a carriage-trimmer. His will, dated July 1,
1884 leaves his property to niece, Mrs. Ella A.
Baldwin of Greensboro, N. C; to niece, Mrs.
Maria P. Piper of Milton, Pa.; to nephew,
Henry W. Warner of Greenfield, Mass.; to
nephew, Walter W. Warner of Springfield,
Mass. Executor's inventory, July 17, 1888 —
S4816.74. Court of Probate & Insolvency, Berk-
shire Co., Mass., Pittsfield, May 11, 1921:
statement to Peck, Peck & Woolsey, Philadel-
phia, Pa. of final accounting, beside $500. to
each niece and nephew, as above, includes the
same to Mrs. Minnie Belden (formerly Van
Bramer), to Henry N. and Julia F. Barrett,
$200. to Hiram M. Seaman, same to Owen A.
Stevens, $90. to Henry W. Barrett, specific lega-
cy of clothing, etc., and $1181. to House of
Mercy, Pittsfield, residuary legatee (this is the
Pittsfield hospital).
265 JOHN« WHEAT ( Dr. Solomon^ Solomon'', Samuel', Joshua^
Moses^), born Nov. 17, 1779 (fam. rec.) Nov. 20 (grave-
stone) ; died Dec. 8, 1831 ae 52; buried New Cemetery,
South Glastonbury, Conn.
married c. 1800, Sarah Goodrich, born Feb. 6, 1775 (May
24, 1781, gravestone) ; died Oct. 1, 1850, daughter of Jere-
miah and Hepzibah (Edwards) Goodrich of Portland, Conn.
He was physician and dentist, "no one ever pulled a tooth
so easily"; he invented appliances for his profession; a
granddaughter wrote "He was the most glorious singer, the
most erratic genius Glastonbury ever saw".
123
Children of Dr. John and Sarah (Goodrich) Wheat:
order uncertain.
728 i CORNELIA*^, born c. 1801 ; died July 18, 1889 ae
87 (or July 19, 1890) ; married as his 2nd wife,
Capt. James Milliard, widower of her sister
Sophia.
1519 i) THERESA LOUISE^ HILLIARD, born
Oct. 12, 1841; died Dec. 3, 1860.
729 ii ALMIRA^ born Nov. 30, 1803; died Aug. 15,
1884; married Apr. 11, 1827 as his 2nd wife,
Elisha Treat, born May 20, 1799 at Glaston-
bury; died July 5, 1848.
He had married 1) Clarissa Benton, Oct. 13,
1820, born June 4, 1804; died Feb. 24, 1827,
by whom he had:
Jane E. Treat, born Oct. 6, 1821; married
1839, John B. Holmes.
Ralph Benton Treat, born Dec. 22, 1823;
died 1880; married 1845, Cornelia J. Strong,
daughter of Eli and Betsey (Cowles) Strong.
Charles C. Treat, born Apr. 21, 1825; died
1854; married 1847, Samantha A. Strong,
1520 i) JOHN WHEATS TREAT, born May 8,
1828; died July 6, 1884; married Apr.
20, 1852, Emiline Finley.
2267 a OSCAR F.^ TREAT, born May
1854; d.i.
1521 ii) CLARK ELISHA8 TREAT, born Nov. 5,
1829; died Aug. 18, 1886; married Nov.
21, 1852, Mary Emeline Strong, born
1833, daughter of Eli and Sybil Strong.
1522 + iii) WARREN THRALLL^ TREAT, born Jan.
20, 1835; married Adelaide McCracken.
1523 + iv) ROBERT BRUCE^ TREAT, born Nov. 25,
1838; died 1871; married Emeretta
Daggett.
1524 v) SAMUELS TREAT, born Aug. 30, 1842;
died Aug. 21, 1845.
124
1525 vi) ALMIRA ADELINE^ TREAT, born June
5, 1845; died Nov. 16, 1846.
For Treat ancestry, see Bulkeley Genealogy by Donald
Lines Jacobus.
730 iii LAVINIA^ married . . . Wrisley. She was left a
widow and became housekeeper for her father
until he died.
1526 i) MARTHA L.^ WRISLEY, died c. 1895, un-
married; lived with her grandfather in
Glastonbury.
1527 ii) R0SELLA8 WRISLEY, married Romeo
Buckingham; divorced; a son, Romeo
jr. lived at Dr. Wheat's, brought up by
his aunt Martha after his mother's death.
731 iv SOPHIA^ born July 25, 1807; died Jan. 23, 1839;
married Sept. 11, 1828, Capt. James Hilliard,
born Aug. 15, 1799; died Aug. 15, 1858. In
1840 he married her sister Cornelia — above.
1528 i) CORNELIA A.^ HILLIARD, born Nov.
7, 1829; died A-pr. 17, 1857; married
1853, Harvey B. Hurd, who later mar-
ried her aunt, Sarah G. Wheat.
2278 a ELLA H.^ HURD, married G. S.
Lord; 1917 living in Evanston, 111.
2279 b NELLIE H.^ HURD, married ....
Comstock; living 1917 in Santa
Rosa, Cal.
1529 ii) MARION« HILLIARD, bom Oct. 6, 1831;
married S. B. Pomeroy.
1530 iii) ISOBEL SOPHIAS HILLIARD, born June
8, 1833; married L. D. Pelton.
1531 iv) PHILLIPPA G.« HILLIARD, born Nov.
11, 1835; died Mar. 15, 1899.
1532 v) JAMES OTIS^ HILLIARD, born Mar. 21,
1837; died July 18, 1854 by accident in
Chicago.
732 + V JEROME BONAPARTE^, born Apr. 12, 1809;
died June 7, 1894; twice married.
125
733 vi JULIA", died at Chicago, 111.; married Apr. 22,
1832, Edwin Judson, son of Deacon John and
Nancy (Olcott) Judson.
734 vii SARAH G.', married 1) ... Collins; 2) as his
2nd wife, Harvey B. Hurd, widower of her
niece, Cornelia A. Hilliard.
735 viii ROSELLA A.", born Sept. 25 1813; died Aug.
8, 1834; unmarried; buried South Glastonbury.
736 ix LUCIEN NAPOLEON", lost at sea when 15 yrs.
old.
Ref: Glastonbury records; HoUister Genealogy, Good-
rich Genealogy, report by Miss Helen Wheat,
daughter of Jerome B. (above) to H. L. S. 1941.
She also included PHILLIPPA, died 1897-8; mar-
ried Henry Smith; lived at Middletown, Conn. 2
sons, 2 daughters.
266 JAMES6 WHEAT {Dr. Solomon', Solomon'', Samuel^ Joshua',
Moses'), born Nov. 18, 1781; died Mar. 4, 1836.
married May 10, 1803, Lovisa Hollister, born May 17,
1783; bp. July 13, 1785; died A^r. 4, 1873 at Hartford,
Conn., daughter of Thomas and Jemima (Goodrich) Hol-
lister of Glastonbury (Eastbury Society). (The Hollister
Genealogy gives Lovisa's mother as Abigail Talcott).
Children of James and Lovisa (Hollister) Wheat:
737 i JAMES", born Aug. 11, 1804; died Dec. 23 fol-
lowing.
738 + ii JAMES", born June 17, 1806; died 1854; married
Harriet Hunt.
739 iii LOVISA", born June 17, 1808; died in Brooklyn,
N. Y., Jan. 7, 1881; married Sept. 9, 1829,
David Simons of Brooklyn.
1547 i) ADELAIDE E.« SIMONS, born Oct. 8,
1831; died Feb. 18, 1837.
1548 ii) DAVID ALONZO*^ SIMONS, born Mar.
30, 1834; died Oct. 26, 1836.
1549 iii) GEORGE 0.^ SIMONS, born Nov. 1,
1836; married Dec. 25, 1862, Josephine
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Louisa Fox, born Aug. 8, 1842, daugh-
ter of Horace and Louisa (Fox) Fox.
In 1896 he was living in Hartford, Conn.
1550 iv) MARTHA^ SIMONS, married 1) John
Durham; 2) Frank Anderson.
2305 a ANNA» DURHAM, in 1896 living in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
740 iv ELIZA ANN^ born Mar. 6, 1811; died May 22,
1838; married Aug. 18, 1832, Rev. Joseph
Hayden, a missionary to India, where she died.
741 + V ELVIRA^ born Mar. 30. 1813; died Aug. 25,
1856 in Brooklyn, N. Y.; married May 9, 1833,
James Morrell.
742 vi MARTHA^ born June 17, 1815; married May 2,
1837, Thomas H. Butler.
1556 i) SANFORD« BUTLER.
1557 ii) MARTHA^ BUTLER.
1558 iii) GEORGES BUTLER.
743 vii LOUISA^ born July 26, 1817; died July 14,
1879; married Dec. 12, 1835, Oliver H. Waters.
1559 i) OLIVERS WATERS.
1560 ii) AUSTINS WATERS.
1561 iii) JAMESs WATERS.
1562 iv) GEORGES WATERS.
1563 v) FRANKS WATERS.
744 viii PARMELIA', born Mar. 10, 1820; died Jan. ? 1,
1887; married Apr. 16, 1843, Thomas Martin
of Hartford, Conn., merchant, of the firm of
Wheat and Martin. He married 2) Sophia
Smith and died May 30, 1908.
1564 i) ANNA PARMELIAs MARTIN, born Sept.
19, 1848; died Sept. 14, 1859.
745 ix FRANCIS^ born Sept. 7, 1822; died Aug. 12,
1866 in Hartford; married 1846, Elizabeth
Olcott, born Sept. 22, 1822, daughter of Harris
and Anne Olcott of Hartford. She was living in
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Hartford in 1885. He was a merchant in busi-
ness with his brother-in-law, Thomas Martin.
1565 i) ELIZABETHS OLCOTT, born June 17,
1848, Hartford; died Sept. 22, 1850.
1566 ii) MARY8 OLCOTT, born May 10, 1852;
married Feb. 18, 1880, Alfred M. Wal-
lace of Hartford; in 1903 lived at the
Heublein there.
746 X MARTHA JANE^, born Aug. 14, 1827; died June
7, 1831.
279 SALLY^ WHEAT (Joseph', K ^ Joshua\ Moses'), born Apr.
9, 1794; married (int.) Aug. 23, 1828, she of Carlisle,
Mass., Otis Grout of Spencer, Mass. He married 1) 1819,
Sally Guilford and had:
Eliza Grout, born Aug. 30, 1820.
Otis Grout, born Mar. 16, 1822.
William Grout, born Dec. 5, 1823.
Charles Grout, born Nov. 16, 1825.
784 + i EMELINE^ GROUT, born Jan. 18, 1829; died
1902; married Benjamin W. Chandler.
785 + ii RUSSELL^ GROUT, bom July 5, 1831; married
Eleanor E. Boardman.
786 + iii HIRAM^ GROUT, born May 24, 1833; died 1902;
married Marinda B. Peckham.
282 SARAH^ WHEAT {Benjamin' , John'', Joseph^ Joshua^
Moses'), born Apr. 4, 1767; died Mar. 11, 1823.
married Feb. 15, 1789, John Lee, born June 25, 1763; died
Oct. 25, 1823.
They lived at Wardsborough, Vt. ; removed in 1804 to Sul-
livan, N. Y. and in 1817 to Barre, N. Y. He was captain of
militia at Wardsborough and Sullivan, and Justice of the
Peace at Sullivan.
Children of John and Sarah (Wheat) Lee:
787 i DENCY^ LEE, born Dec. 16, 1789; died Oct. 15,
1831; married May 22, 1814, Benjamin God-
dard.
128
788 ii SUBMIT^ LEE, born May 17, 1791; died Apr. 4,
1874; married 1) Daniel D. Andrews; 2) El-
dredge Farwell. (Farwell Memorial, p. 54)
789 + iii CHARLES^ LEE, born June 21, 1793; died 1877;
twice married.
790 + iv ORA^ LEE, born Mar. 20, 1795; died 1873; mar-
ried Abby Wells.
791 V ASA^ LEE. born Mar. 20, 1795; (twin), died
Sept 2, 1830.
792 vi SALLY^ LEE, born Apr. 17, 1797; died Oct. 4,
1828; married Andrew Stevens, Nov. 4, 1819.
793 vii CLARISSA^ LEE, born May 30, 1799; died Sept.
4, 1832; married John Proctor, May 14, 1829.
1635 i) CLARISSAS PROCTOR, married Josiah
Proctor.
794 viii ESTHERS LEE, born May 11, 1801; died Aug.
24, 1835; married General W. C. Tanner, Mar.
15, 1821.
795 ix CYNTHIA^ LEE, born June 11, 1803; died June
22, 1885; married 1) 1857, William Mudgett;
2) 1860, Dr. Eli Kurd; 3) 1867, John Proctor.
796 X JOHN^ LEE, born & died 1805.
797 xi ELECTA^ LEE, born & died 1807.
798 + xii JOHN BAKERS LEE, born July 28, 1809; died
1860 ; married 3 times.
283 JOHNS WHEAT {Benjamin', John\ Joseph', Joshua',
Moses^), born Sept. 17, 1768; died Jan. 27, 1844. Lived at
Conway, Mass.
married (int.) Dec. 30, 1791; Jan. 16, 1792 (Bible) Ruth
Sanderson. The History of Deerfield, Mass. gives another
John, but as he is "of Conway" in the marriage record, it
is probably this one.
Children of John and Ruth (Sanderson) Wheat:
799 + i CALVIN^ born c. 1792; married Margaret Sweet.
800 ii THOMAS^ born c. 1794; died Mar. 21, 1799, ae
5 yrs. at Conway; scalded.
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801 + iii WILLIAM", born Sept. 26, 1795; died 1871; mar-
ried Lavinia Lanthier.
802 iv MAJOR', born c. 1798; died c. 1868, unmarried.
He had religious mania.
285 ESTHERS WHEAT {Benjamin', John'', Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), hovn Nov. 11, 1775 (Bible) ; died Sept. 14, 1847;
married Jan. 9, 1799, Benjamin Lee, born May 3, 1775;
died Jan. 27, 1840. They lived in Conway, Mass. but a
granddaughter says they are buried in Mt. Pleasant ceme-
tery, Canastota, N. Y.
Children of Benjamin and Esther (Wheat) Lee:
803 i HARRIET^ LEE, born Nov. 11, 1799.
804+ ii OLIVER LEE, born Nov. 4, 1802; died 1881;
married Francis W. Doolittle.
287 SUBMIT^ WHEAT (Benjamin', John\ Joseph', Joshua*,
Moses'), born Jan. 22, 1777; died Apr. 15, 1838.
married 1) June 9, 1795, Augustus Cowles, born at Hatfield,
Mass., July 13, 1772; died at Heath, Mass. July 4, 1803, son
of Timothy and Rhoda Cowles of Hatfield; 2) Capt. Samuel
Parker, died Mar. 23, 1844 ae 80.
They lived at Whittingham, Vt. after the death of Augustus
Cowles, the family — probably the Cowles children — mov-
ed out west.
105 i ELECTA^ COWLES, bom Dec. 11, 1796; mar-
ried Lyman Nims.
<506 ii ROXANA^ COWLES, born Sept. 25, 1798; mar-
ried Lewis Lynds.
807 iii SUBMIT" COWLES, born Nov. 1, 1800; married
Joseph Barker.
808 + iv MARY WHEATS COWLES, born Sept. 15, 1802;
died 1875; twice married.
809 V FANNY^ PARKER, born Mar. 5, 1806.
810 vi BETSY^ PARKER, born May 23, 1808.
811 vii SOPHRONA-^ PARKER, born May 1, 1812.
812 viii SOPHIA" PARKER, born July 11, 1816.
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288 BENJAMIN^ WHEAT {Benjamin', John'', Joseph', Joshua^
Moses^), born Mar. 25, 1780 at Conway, Mass.; died June
12, 1844 ae 64 yrs. at Phelps, N. Y.
married Jan. 30, 1805, Luana Sprague, born Feb. 24, 1784
(Bible); died Sept. 24, 1859 ae 75 at Geneva, N. Y.,
daughter of Ebenezer (1753-1838) and Mary (Chamber-
lain) (1757-1834) Sprague.
He removed with his father to Phelps, N. Y., was a soldier
in the War of 1812, and was farmer and builder; "was
accounted a man of wealth in his day".
Children of Benjamin and Luana (Sprague) Wheat:
813 i SUBMIT^ born Dec. 28, 1805 at Phelps; died
Oct. 28, 1848; married Oct. 4, 1833, William
Billings, who died Aug. 5, 1844; they are buried
at Canandaigua, Mich. s.p.
814 + ii JULIA ANN^ born Oct. 20, 1807; died 1842;
married Horace Rice.
815 + iii SIDNEY^ born Dec. 27, 1809 (Bible) ; died
1882; married Rebecca Wagoner.
816 iv ISAAC G.^ born July 5, 1812; d.y.
817 + V LOUISA^ born Dec. 18, 1814; died 1894; married
John H. Ferguson.
818 + vi BENJAMIN FRANKLIN^ born Aug. 18, 1817;
died 1894; married Mary Hermance.
819 + vii THANKFUL JANE^ born Jan. 2, 1820; died
1887; twice married.
820 viii CHARLOTTE R.^ born Jan. 5 or 22, 1822; died
Oct. 8, 1848; "In Orleans, on the 11th inst., by
Rev. E. Hotchkiss, Mr. Joseph N. Waggoner of
Galena 111., to Miss Charlotte R. Wheat of Or-
leans" (Northern Christian Advocate, May 28,
1845). s.p.
821 + ix CORYDON^ born June 4, 1824; died 1890; mar-
ried Emily Anne Lacy.
290 POLLY^ WHEAT {Benjamin', John\ Joseph', Joshua',
Moses^), born Aug. 15, 1787 (Bible) at Conway, Mass.;
married Christopher Cool. Lived in Ontario Co., N. Y.
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822 i WILLIAM' COOL, bom Mar. 27. 1814 in Ontario
Co.; married Nov. 19, 1853, Maria Louise
Warner, born Mar. 15, 1814; died July 1, 1902
at Warsaw, Ind., daughter of John and Susan
Ann (Post) Warner; the Posts were from
Southampton, L. I. William Cool was a minister.
291 JOSEPH^ WHEAT {Benjamin^, John'', Joseph", Joshua*,
Moses^), born Dec. 9, 1789 (Bible) in Conway, Mass.; died
Mar. 1, 1866.
married July 23, 1815, Caroline Delana Andrews, born at
Clairmont, Vt. (?), Aug. 11, 1796; died Dec. 18, 1868,
daughter of Martin and Phebe Andrews.
As a lad Joseph was apprenticed to his brother Benjamin,
housewright, and was instructed in the "mysteries of
scribe rule". After serving his time he started out for him-
self, obtaining his outfit on credit, but he suffered a long and
severe illness and was unable to meet his obligations. The
creditors decided not to send him to jail, as was the usual
custom, and Joseph took his family and tools into the
forest at Barre, N. Y., cleared land, built a house, planted
fruit trees, sold the 'betterments', went further into the
forest and repeated the process until his debts were paid.
In 1828 they settled in Gerry, N. Y. He was the first build-
er in the vicinity to abandon 'scribe rule'.
Children of Joseph and Caroline Delana (Andrews)
Wheat:
823 i ALBERT FRANKLIN^ born Aug. 11, 1816; died
Sept. 19, 1853, unmarried.
824 + ii ELI AS AVERY^ born Oct. 20, 1818; died 1895;
married Hannah M. Rich,
825 + iii JULIA ANN^ born Jan. 30, 1821; died 1880;
married twice.
826 + iv LUCINDA ADELINE^ born Jan. 26, 1824; died
1896; married Albert Bush.
827 + V LAURA AMELIA^ bom Mar. 18, 1826; died
1884; married Josiah Sprague..
828 vi BENJAMIiN ANDREWS^ born June 17, 1828;
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died July 18, 1868; married 1) June 18, 1854,
Elizabeth C. Marther of Ellington, Conn. (?),
died Mar. 19, 1855; 2) Nov. 19, 1856, Matilda
E. Strong of Ellington. He was a soldier in the
Civil War, and a minister of the Methodist
Church.
829 vii ELIZA JANE^ born June 3, 1831; died May 2,
1851.
830 viii CAROLINE ADELIA^ born Apr. 25, 1834; mar-
ried 1) Mar. 1 or 18, 1860, Franklin J. Potter
of Ellery, N. Y. 2) ... Lenox of Ellery.
1694 i) CHARLES A.^ POTTER, born A'pr. 17,
1862.
1695 ii) FRED A.^ POTTER, born June 6, 1866.
294 JOSEPH« WHEAT (Joseph', John'' Joseph', Joshua^ Moses' ) ,
born Hollis, N. H. Oct. 22 or 25, 1772.
married 1) Polly ; 2) published July 26, 1818, Sarah
Murphy.
"Joseph Wheat, famous 80 years ago as a stage-driver, came
to Hollis in his youth with his father, soon after the Revolu-
tion — a cooper by trade — lived on the main road from
Hollis to Amherst — removed soon after 1796 to Amherst
— stage line ran from Concord and beyond to Boston —
he had a long nose, for which he was famous, and made
verses". (History of Hollis, N. H., p. 332).
The family removed from Hollis to Charlestown, Mass.
where his sisters Mary and Rebecca lived with them, and
belonged to the 2nd Unitarian Church there.
Children of Joseph and Polly ( ) Wheat : i to vii inch
"born out of town".
831 i SALLYS born Oct. 30, 1797.
832 ii POLLYS born May 17, 1799; died 1800.
833 iii LUCY^ born Jan. 1801; died 1802; buried Aug.
14, 1802 (Chelmsford VR).
834 iv SOPHRONA^ born Dec. 1802; died 1803; "of
quinsy, Feb. 12, 1804 ae 9 mos".
(Chelmsford VR) .
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835 V JOSEPH", born Jan. 10, 1805; drowned at sea,
Sept. 3, 1813.
836 vi BETSY", born Dec. 25, 1806.
837 vii JOHN^ born Feb. 11, 1807.
838 viii JESSE", born May 20, 1810; died 1830.
839 ix REBECKAH", born May 12, 1816.
Ref : Charlestown, Mass. genealogies by Wyman.
311 JOSIA'H" WHEAT (Samuel\ Josiah'', Joseph', Joshua",
Moses^, born Mar. 12, 1783 at Putney, Vt.; died Sept. 28,
1864 at Palmyra, 111.
married at Putney in 1809, Mary Black, born Dec. 7, 1791 ;
died June 17, 1868 at Palmyra.
1825 census; Town of Painted Post, Steuben Co., N. Y.
Josiah Wheat, 8 males; 1 female; 0 military duty; 1 voter.
Children of Josiah and Mary (Black) Wheat: i-v born
at Putney; rest at Hornby, N. Y.
852 i GEORGE HENRY", born July 29, 1810.
853 ii JOSIAH HARVEY", born June 4, 1812.
854 iii LYMAN CURTIS", born Mar. 5, 1814; married
Mary Warnick; he had a college education and
became a merchant.
1697 i) JOSEPHINE^, born Dec. 13, 1841, Paint-
ed Post, N. Y.; married June 20, 1865
at Lee Center, 111., Russell Woodbridge
Gridley, born Dec. 13, 1837, son of Wm.
Cadwell and Eliza Welles (Woodbridge)
Gridley of West Candor, N. Y.; Yale
graduate, 1859; merchant at Amboy, 111.
3 children.
1698 ii) ADDIE N.^, died Oct. 1874; married
Eben Channing Gridley, born Aug. 29,
1846, brother of Russell, above. Around
1886 they lived in Amboy, 111. He mar-
ried 2) Alice Mary Smith. (Kelsey Gen-
ealogy, III, p. 223: Hollister Genealo-
gy by Case)
134
855 iv CHARLES GREENE bom Feb. 8, 1816; married
Isabel Coolbaugh.
856 + V JAMES CLARKE born May 20, 1818; died 1886;
married Brittania Smith.
857 vi HORACE FRANKLIN^ born Sept. 22, 1820; d.i.
858 vii SAMUEL ELMORE^ born Sept. 6, 1822.
859 viii DAVID LEVETT^ born Nov. 4, 1824.
860 ix MARY JANE^ born Feb. 6, 1827.
861 X ORIN EMORY^ born June 16, 1829.
862 xi LUCY REED^ born Jan. 24, 1832.
863 xii CATHERINE AUGUSTA^ born Jan. 10, 1835.
Six of the sons were carpenters, and two of the daughters
married carpenters.
313 SAMUEL« WHEAT {Samuel', Josiah\ Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), born Jan. 18, 1788; died Mar. 1869. He lived in
Putney, Vt.
married Rebecca Wilcox, died in 1858 after being confined
to bed for twenty years, daughter of Anna (Crook) Wilcox.
She was a Universalist.
864 + i SAMUEL ELMORE^ bom Sept. 29, 1815; died
1891; married Mary Gorham.
865 + ii JOHN DENSMORE^ bom June 18, 1819; mar-
ried Sarah Kathan.
317 SOLOMON^ WHEAT (Solomon', Josiah\ Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), born July 7, 1773, Hollis, N. H. died 1866.
married Feb. 11, 1794, Hannah Cummins, born A'pr. 1,
1773; died July 7, 1811, daughter of Thomas and Hannah
(Pool) Cummins of Hollis.
married 2) in 1812, widow Sarah ( ) Nutting of Pep-
perell, Mass. and removed to Bakersfield, Vt.
"Solomon Wheat removed from Hollis to Pepperell, Mass.
and five years later to Bakersfield, Vt., later to St. Albans,
Vt. and to Cleveland, Ohio. He became blind and removed
to Oberlin. One morning in 1866 while shaving, he fell to
the floor dead".
Children of Solomon and Hannah (Cummins) Wheat:
135
868 + i WILLI AM^ born June 13, 1794; died 1861; twice
married.
869 ii JAMES^ born Oct. 10, 1796; died in Pepperell,
unmarried.
870 + iii HANNAH^ born Feb. 13, 1800; died 1892; mar-
ried Joseph Marshall.
871 iv ELIZABETH^ born Nov. 19, 1802; died 1885;
married Abel Richardson as 2nd wife.
872 + V MARY ANN^ bom Aug. 29, 1806; died 1885;
married Artemas Hale.
873 + vi CAROLINE^ born Oct. 27, 1809; died 1846; 1st
wife of Abel Richardson.
Children of Solomon and 2nd wife, Sarah ( )
(Nutting) Wheat:
874 vii OTIS^ born Dec. 30, 1813; unmarried.
875 viii SARAH", born Nov. 20, 1815; married . . . Far-
rar of Hudson, Ohio.
876 ix MARTHA^ married . . . Glidden of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
318 JOSIAH C00LIDGE6 WHEAT (Solomon', Josiah\ Joseph',
Joshua^, Moses^), born Apr. 18, 1775, "day of the battle of
Lexington"; died Apr. 9, 1815.
married in Litchfield, N. H., Apr. 9, 1797, Sarah Cummings
(Cummins), born Dec.3, 1774; died Feb. 18, 1817, sister
of his brother Solomon's first wife. In 1797 her parents
were called of Litchfield, N. H.
He was a marble worker, musician and composer. He lived
in Hollis, N. H.
Children of Josiah and Sarah (Cummins) Wheat:
877 + i COOLIDGE^ born Dec. 19, 1797; died 1849;
twice married.
878 + ii SARAHS born Nov. 19, 1799; died 1864; mar-
ried Jesse Danforth jr.
879 iii ELMIRA SANDERSON^ born Feb. 22, 1803;
died Jan. 8, 1878 at Glade Spring, Va., at the
home of Rev. J. 0. Sullivan; unmarried.
136
880 + iv SOLOMON^ born July 4, 1805; died 1868; mar-
ried Deborah W. Ryan,
881 + V HANNAH PJ, born Mar. 12, 1807; died 1874;
married Harrison P. Ingalls.
882 + vi JOSIAH ALFRED^ born Aug. 10, 1810; died
1899; married Susan Danforth.
883 vii MARY^ born Sept. 13, 1812; died Sept. 23, 1846;
married July 21, 1841, Francis B. Clark of
South Berwick, Maine. They lived in Cincin-
nati, Ohio, where he was a drygoods merchant.
s.p.
319 SARAH« WHEAT {Solomon', Josiah\ Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), horn June 11, 1777; died Oct. 8, 1858.
married Apr.9, 1797, Lieut. Jesse Danforth, born at Chelms-
ford, Mass., Aug. 27, 1776, son of Capt. David and Eliza-
beth (Pierce) Danforth. Elizabeth Pierce was sister of ex-
Governor Pierce of New Hampshire, whose son was Presi-
dent Franklin Pierce.
They lived at Waltham, Mass.
Children of Jesse and Sarah (Wheat) Danforth:
884 i JESSE^ DANFORTH, jr., born Feb. 18, 1798;
died July 1, 1849; married his cousin, Sarah
Wheat (878).
885 ii DAVID^ DANFORTH, born Apr. 17, 1799; died
the same year.
886 iii SARAH^ DANFORTH, born July 3, 1800; lived
at Nashua, N. H.
887 iv DAVID^ DANFORTH, born May 19, 1802; mar-
ried June 21, 1821, Huldah Reed.
888 V SOLOMON^ DANFORTH, born Dec. 8, 1803.
889 vi HARRIET^ DANFORTH, born Apr. 30, 1805; in
Oct. 1812 her clothing caught fire at school and
she died.
890 vii SUSAN^ DANFORTH, born Dec. 16, 1806; died
Oct. 10, 1861 ; married her cousin Josiah Alfred
Wheat (882).
891 viii BENJAMIN^ DANFORTH, born Nov. 17 1808.
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892 ix JOSEPH^ DANFORTH, born Nov. 4, 1810; died
1812.
893 X SOPHRONIA^ DANFORTH, born Oct. 26, 1812;
died 1814.
328 JONATHAN ^ WHEAT {Jonathan', Josiah'', Joseph', Joshua',
Moses^), born Sept. 13, 1775; died Oct. 2, 1861 at Royal-
ton, Vt.
married Feb. 1, 1801, Elizabeth Durkee, born July 17, 1783;
died July 9, 1860 ; they are buried in Howe cemetery. Royal-
ton.
He was in Royalton by 1797 but did not live there contin-
uously until later. In 1799 he bought land of Henry Bur-
bank, and lived in District # 13.
Children of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Durkee) Wheat:
899 i IRA^, born Feb. 12, 1802, Royalton; died there,
Mar. 11, 1825.
900 ii LUCY", born Nov. 4, 1803; married Isaac S.
Shepard of Royalton.
901 iii MALINDA^ born 1805; died Mar. 2, 1825.
902 iv EMMA^ born 1807; died Oct. 18, 1826.
903 V PAMELA'^, born Mar. 11, 1809, Pittsfield, Vt.;
married Ralph Waldo. (Hist, of Royalton,
p. 1008, calls her Pamelia and her mother
Betsey Sargent).
904 vi ARVILLA", born Aug. 14, 1811, Pittsfield; mar-
ried 1838, Richard Bedford.
905 vii SAMUEL^ bom 1813; died 1814.
906 + viii GEORGE FLETCHER^ bom Feb. 23, 1816; died
1863; twice married.
907 ix MARY WARNER^ born Dec. 19, 1817, Royahon;
married Harvey Ainsworth, 1840. She drowned
in Lake Michigan, Sept. 24, 1856 with her three
children, in the burning of the "Lady Elgin".
Ref: History of Royalton, Vt. E. M. W. Lovejoy, 1911,
vol. II, p. 1008 & 1032.
138
329 THOMAS^ WHEAT {Jonathan^ Josiah^ Joseph'^, Joshua',
Mo5es^), born Mar. 27, 1777; died Sept. 12, 1863 at Royal-
ton, Vt., where they lived.
married, as of Bethel, Vt. Aug. 14, 1803, Thankful Belding
of Bethel, born May . . . 1782; died Nov. 26, 1854 at Royal-
ton, daughter of Moses and Rachel (Hayes) Belding.
Children of Thomas and Thankful (Belding) Wheat:
probably all at Royalton.
908 i HORATIO NELSON^ bom Aug. or Oct. 16, 1806;
married Sept. 2, 1829, Betsey Dyer, bom Jan.
29, 1806, daughter of Jonathan and Betsey
(Bacon) Dyer. He went away and was never
heard from; his widow married 2) ... Fish
or Fisk.
909 ii ELIZABETH FLETCHERS born Jan. 24, 1808;
died Dec. 18, 1841; buried Howe cemetery.
910 iii JULIAN born May 23, 1809; died June 17, 1869;
married Daniel T. Lewis, born Nov. 3, 1804;
died Oct. 18, 1858, Royalton. They lived in
Barnard, Vt. for some time.
911 iv AMANDA^ or ORMENDA, born July 5, 1810;
married Nov. 22, 1839, Robert Grossman, born
Aug. 15, 1815 or Aug. 16, 1814.
912 v GEORGE^ born Sept. 11, 1812; died Jan. 8,
1813.
913 + vi WILLIAM H. H.^ born Oct. 26, 1813; married
Mary Howard.
914 vii POLLYS born Sept 21, or 25, 1821; married
Jan. 17, 1842, Amos Grossman, born Sept. 24,
1817. 5 children given.
Ref: Hist, of Royalton, as above; History of Barnard,
Vt., Newton, II, p. 416.
334 P0LLY6 POWERS [Mary' Wheat, Thomas^ Joseph^ Jos-
hua\ Moses'), born Oct. 19, 1771; died Sept. 9, 1826;
married Mar. 5, 1801, as his 2nd wife, Joseph Atwood. His
1st wife was Ruth Gross; s.p.
Removed to Malahide, Upper Ganada, (Ontario) in 1816.
139
Children of Joseph and Polly (Powers) Atwood: born
Grafton Co., N. H.
920 i IRENE^ ATWOOD, born Nov. 4, 1801; married
Oliver Barnes; lived in Michigan.
921 ii JOSEPH^ ATWOOD, born Sept. 1, 1803; died
Jan. 5, 1885; married 1) 1825, Mary Smith;
2) Elizabeth Utter; they went to Illinois, 1853.
922 iii PATTEN^ ATWOOD, born Jan. 11, 1805; mar-
ried Anna Brooks.
923 + iv LURA^ ATWOOD, born Sept. 9, 1806; died
1878; married Hiram Warner.
924 v CANDACE^ ATWOOD, bom Nov. 5, 1808; died
1896; married Andrew Wilson, lived in Iowa.
925 vi IRA^ ATWOOD, born Jan. 19, 1827; died 1912;
married Lavinia McPherson; lived in Illinois
and Iowa.
Information from Mrs. van Peenen, great-granddaughter
of Lura Atwood.
348 Dr.NATHANIEL^ WHEAT {Joseph', Thomas'', Joseph', Jos-
hua", Moses^), born Mar. 11, 1783 at Canaan, N. H.; died
Jan. 25, 1857.
married Sept. 19, 1814, Sarah Fitts, born Mar. 26, 1800;
died Oct. 8, 1866, daughter of Moses and Sarah (Ordway)
Fitts.
He studied medicine with Dr. Jacob B. Moore of Andover,
and in 1809 settled in Candia, N. H. where he practiced for
about twenty years before moving to Concord in 1834 and
in 1839 to Manchester, N. H. He was a pioneer in the use
of electricity in nervous diseases, and was president of the
New Hampshire State Medical Association.
He was also a musician; in 1822 he built a pipe organ for
the Master Moses Fitts Hall, and several bass viols.
Children of Dr. Nathaniel and Sarah (Fitts) Wheat:
926 + i THOMAS^ born Jan. 24, 1821; died 1895; mar-
ried Jane A. Hunt.
927 ii SOPHIA^ born 1828; died Oct. 3, 1830.
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349 Capt. JOSEPHS WHEAT (Joseph^, Thomas'', Joseph^ Joshua',
Moses'), horn Sept. 14, 1785; died Sept. 9, 1855.
married Lydia Bullock, who died Oct. 18, 1868.
They lived in Grafton, N. H.
Children of Capt. Joseph and Lydia (Bullock) Wheat:
928 + i ELVIRA^ born 1811 at Grafton; died 1836; mar-
ried Smith Rowe.
929+ ii ALVAm. bom c. 1813; died 1852; married
Sarah King.
930 + iii ARA^ born Mar. 17, 1816; died 1896; married
Isabelle M. George.
931 + iv SOLOMON^ born 1819; died 1848; married
Emily Mackey.
932 + V JOHN S."^, born Mar. 9, 1822; died 1886; married
Amanda M. Church.
933 vi LAFAYETTE^ of Troy, N. Y.
934 vii ELZINA-^, born Sept. 14, 1831. died Oct. 15, 1864;
married Sept. 11, 1853, George C. Bradbury,
son of Benjamin (1804-1893) and Lydia Pol-
lard (1807-1875) Bradbury. He married 2)
Jan. 2, 1869, Mattie P. Story.
935 viii LYDIA^.
363 Col. JOSHUA REED^ WHEET {Josiah', Thomas'', Joseph^
Joshua^, Moses'), born Mar. 25, 1807, at Groton, N. H.;
died July 1, 1879.
married Aug. 25, 1830, Huldah Kidder, bom Mar. 16, 1806;
died Jan. 13, 1885, daughter of John and Lois (Buell)
Kidder.
"Mr. Wheet served the town in every office in the gift of
the people, was twice sent to the Legislature. He enlisted
in the militia and filled every station from the ranks to
Colonel; re-enlisted and rose a second time through each
successive rank to Colonel. He lived and died on the farm
where he was born. He was a cooper and farmer, a Demo-
crat and Universalist. On his return from a session of the
Legislature he purchased his wife a black silk dress that
caused much comment".
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Children of Co. Joshua Reed and Huldah (Kidder) Wheat:
942 i CAROLINE BETSEY^ born June 13, 1832; died
Aug. 13, ; married June 6, 1854, Jerah-
mel Cummings Hall, born June 6, 1827; died
Nov. 30, 1884. son of Walter R. and Lucinda
(Cummings) Hall of Dorchester, N, H. He serv-
ed in the Civil War; was postmaster at Groton,
N. H. 1865-1884, where they lived.
1775 i) ALPHA CUMMINGS^ HALL, born Oct.
17, 1855; by tradition, killed in a mine;
lived at Kansas City, Mo.
1776 ii) CARRIE ADELL^ HALL, born Nov. 28,
1857; married Jan. or June 13, 1894,
Jacob Sandford Kelley of Groton; 1920,
lived at Rumney, N. H.
1777 iii) IDA ANGIE^ HALL, born Sept. 22, 1860;
married Oct. 8, 1885, William B.
Thomas of Middletown, Conn.
1778 iv) IRA SYLVESTERS HALL, born July 2,
1866; married . . . ; lived in Kansas
City, Mo.
1779 v) ANNA'S Hall, born Sept. 13, 1869; died
Nov. 11, 1887.
1780 iv) EARL ERIC^ HALL, bom May 17, 1876.
943 ii SARAH ANN^ bom Apr. 7, 1834; died Feb. 3,
1903; married A^r. 30, 1857, Benjamin Frank-
lin Smith, born Oct. 5, 1834; died Aug. 14,
1903, son of Benjamin H. and Sarah (Mirriam)
Smith. He fought in the Civil War; they lived
at Plymouth, N. H., where he was a stone-
mason.
1781 i) JENNIE ANN ESTELLE« SMITH, born
Feb. 4, 1858; died Sept. 1913.
1782 ii) JOSHUA WHEET8 SMITH, born Aug. 15,
1859 or '60.
1783 iii) FRANK HOYT^ SMITH, born Oct. 17,
1869; married Aug. 21, 1895, Ida May
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Cayes, born Feb. 4, 1876, daughter of
Nathaniel and Marsha (Elkins) Cayes
of Plymouth, N. H. 4 children.
1784 iv) IZA JOHN« SMITH, born Aug. 1, 1871;
married 1) ... 2) Winnie Caldon.
2528 a HARRY9 SMITH.
944 iii SYLVESTER^ born June 21, 1836, Groton, N.
H.; died Apr. 2, 1904; married 1) Oct. 24,
1858 at Warren N. H., Cynthia J. Whitcher,
born Feb. 20, 1832 at Lyman, N. H.; died Apr.
8, 1877 in Lowell, Mass.; 2) May 5, 1880 at
Concord, N. H., Mary L. Merrill, daughter of
Arthur L. and Mary (Quimby) Merrill. In
1920 she was living in Cambridge, Mass. Syl-
vester was a farmer and lived on the home-
stead until 1891 when he removed to Hill, N.
H. He was selectman and treasurer for fifteen
years and member of the Legislature, 1879-80.
Their children were all born in North Groton,
N. H. By the 1st wife:
1785 i) HATTIEAUGUSTA^bornAug. 17, 1860;
died July 27, 1863.
1786 ii) MARY JENNIE^, born July 31, 1865; mar-
ried Nov. 24, 1885, Arthur C. Saunder-
son.
2529 a ROBERT WHEET^ SAUNDERSON,
born Nov. 10, 1897, Franklin. N. H.
2530 b DONALD EDWARD^ SAUNDER-
SON, born June 14, 1905, Somer-
ville, Mass.
1787 iii) EDITH FLORENCE^ born June 3, 1867.
1788 iv) HATTIE CYNTHIA^, born Sept. 1, 1869;
graduate of State Normal School, Ply-
mouth, N. H. 1891; teacher at Stevens
Point, Wis., 1895; unmarried.
Children by his second wife:
1789 v) ETHEL MARION^ bom Apr. 6, 1881;
died Sept. 29, 1901.
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1790 vi) CARROLL SYLVESTERS, born Jan. 23,
1885; died A^pr. 11, 1894.
1791 vii) HARRY RAY«, born Aug. 16, 1887; of
Springfield, Mass.; a distinguished or-
thopedic surgeon.
945 iv JOSIAH^ born Jan. 23, 1838; died Dec. 22, 1918;
married 1) Mar. 16. 1863, Hannah Wood or
Weeks Southwich; died July 1, 1879; 2) May
13, 1880, Abbie Ann McClure. They lived in
Cheever, N. H.; he worked for thirteen years
in a machine shop, then returned to the farm;
interested in education and served as chairman
of the Board of Education for years.
By his first wife:
1792 i) FRANK E.^, bom Dec. 9, 1863; died July
15, 1864.
1793+ ii) FREDERICK EUGENE^, bom Nov. 11,
1867; married Hattie Phoebe James.
1794 iii) ISAAC NEWT0N8, born Apr. 15, 1871;
died Aug. 26, 1872.
1795 iv) ALBERT SYLVESTERS, born May 15,
1873; died Dec. 19, 1876.
1796 v) HARVEY AVERETT^, born Feb. 6, 1877.
Children by his second wife:
1797 vi) AVA HULDA8, born July 19, 1882; died
Mar. 6. or 16, 1909; married, 1901,
Charles A. Davis.
2535 a GERALD WHEET*^ DAVIS, born
Jan. 2, 1902.
2536 b ERVILL AVA« DAVIS, bom June 9,
1903.
2537 c DANIEL CHARLES^ DAVIS, born
July 12, 1906.
2538 d VIOLA LOUISE^ DAVIS, born Dec.
19, 1908.
1798 vii) LEE HAROLDS, born Sept. 1, 1890; mar-
ried Lillian J. Burnham.
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2539 a KENNETH LEE», born Aug. 31, 1916.
1799 viii) VERNE JOSIAH«, born Jan. 15, 1895;
married Oct. 4, 1919, Louise V. Jones.
1800 ix) REXFORD ELWIN^, born May 28, 1897.
946 + V JOHN CARLOS^ born Feb. 15, 1840; died 1897;
married Ellen Elizabeth Hardy.
947 + vi HULDA ANGELINE^ born June 29, 1843; mar-
ried A'ndrew Jackson McClure.
948 vii JOSHUA ALONZO^ born Feb. 27, 1846; died
Feb. 8, 1847 or '8.
949 viii ALONZO^ born June 29, 1848; d.i.
950 ix MARY AUGUSTA^ born Apr. 27, 1850; died
Aug. 23 or 13, 1863.
365 LUCY F.« WHEET [Josiah^ Thomas\ Joseph', Joshua',
Moses^), born Dec. 12, 1810, North Groton, N. H.; died
Mar. 9, 1883.
married Nov. 4, 1834, Reuben H. Colburn of Groton, born
Mar. 1, 1809; died Nov. 2, 1885. He was manufacturer of
shoes, town clerk, and captain of militia. They lived at
Natick, Mass.
Children of Reuben H. and Lucy F. (Wheet) Colburn:
951 + i BETSEY ELVERSA^ COLBURN, born Jan. 18,
1836; died 1893; twice married.
952 ii LUCY ELVIRA^ COLBURN, bom Dec. 16, 1837;
died Feb. 28, 1871; married 1) Apr 1855,
Seth B. Cheney of Lowell, Vt,, lost at sea that
same year; 2) May 2, 1859, Leonard Cutler of
Natick, Mass.
1816 i) LUCY JANE8 CHENEY, born Natick, Dec.
4, 1855; married Oct. 1873, Waldo
Dudley.
2559 a HATTIE INEZ» DUDLEY, born Oct.
1886.
2560 b RALPH W.» DUDLEY, born May 10,
1888; d.i.
2561 c EDWARD REYNOLDS^ DUDLEY,
born Dec. 18, 1890.
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1817 ii) WILLIAM W.« CUTLER, born Jan. 8,
1860; died 1890 (?) at Worcester,
Mass. leaving a widow and son,
2562 LEONARD RUSSELL^ CUTLER.
1818 iii) HATTIE C.« CUTLER, born Mar. 10,
1866; married Frank Cutler of Brigh-
ton, Mass.
2563 a RUTH G.^ CUTLER, born Oct. 1888.
2564 b CLARENCE W.^ CUTLER, born
1891; died 1893.
2565 c son9 CUTLER, born 1895.
953 iii MARIA JANE HUCKINS^ COLBURN, born May
6, 1841 ; married June 16, 1855, Constantine F.
Whitney. They lived at Norwood, Mass.
954 iv SARAH ELIZABETH CLARK^ COLBURN, born
July 22, 1843; married Feb. 11, 1859, NeweU
Cooper of Natick, Mass.
955 V EMMA FARNUM^ COLBURN, born May 26,
1851; married Lafayette Wheet (959).
366 JOSEPH^ WHEET iJosiah', Thomas'', Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), born Feb. 19, 1813, North Groton, N. H.; died
Dec. 4, 1874 of pneumonia.
married Mar. 13, 1834, Lucette Kidder, bom Sept. 20,
1817; died Feb. 7, 1898, daughter of John and Lois (Buell)
Kidder of Hollis and Groton, N. H., he of Scottish ancestry.
Joseph Wheet's father and John Kidder removed from Hol-
lis to Groton in 1794 and settled on adjoining lots in what
was then unbroken forest.
Children of Joseph and Lucette (Kidder) Wheet:
956 + i CHARLES FARNUM^ born Nov. 16, 1835; twice
married.
957 + ii ELIZABETH LUCY^ born May 25, 1838; married
Charles W. Johnson.
958 iii EMILY A.^ born July 15, 1842; died Oct. 2, 1860.
959 + iv LAFAYETTE^ born Dec. 8, 1844; died 1871;
married Emma Farnum Colburn (955).
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960 V ALONZO WHIPPLE^ born July 4, 1849; mar-
ried, he of West Rumsey, N. H., May 15, 1881,
Georgianna Adams of Groton, N. H.
1830 i) WILLIAM FRA'NCISs, born Apr. 3, 1883;
died Mar. 1920; married Emily Wal-
lace of Rumney.
2568 a DORIS^
2569 b KATHRYNE9.
961 vi ELLA JANE^ born July 16, 1851; died Jan. 18,
1875; married Aug. 28, 1872, Luther M. Brad-
bury of Quincy, Mass.
1831 i) NELLIE AOLIA^ BRADBURY, born Jan.
11, 1875; married Oct. 23, 1902, Charles
E. Chaddock of Milton, Mass.
2570 a HERBERT B.» CHADDOCK, born
Jan. 1, 1904.
2571 b ROBERT F.^ CHADDOCK, born Apr.
21, 1905.
2572 c KENNETH E.^ CHADDOCK, born
Aug. 29, 1906.
962 vii GEORGE WILLI AM^ bom Dec. 27, 1853; died
June 6, 1854.
963 viii LURA LUCETTE", born June 18, 1859; mar-
ried Dec. 31, 1881, Elias F. Bailey, born May
6, 1854, son of Abel Bailey of North Groton.
1832 i) RAE8 BAILEY, bom Oct. 17, 1888, Groton,
N. H.; married Alice M. Gonyer of
WoodsviUe, N. H., Apr. 24, 1910.
2573 a MARJORIE LURA« BAILEY, born
May 24, 1911.
2574 b KENNETH EDWARD^ BAILEY,
born Feb. 17, 1912.
2575 c ELEANOR MARIE^ BAILEY, bom
Mar. 6, 1916.
2576 d ELSIE JANETT» BAILEY, bom Feb.
23, 1920.
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454 RUFUS^ CLEVELAND [Jerusha' Wheat, Samuel', \ », Jos-
hua^ Moses'), born Nov. 5, 1789 in Salem, N. Y.; died be-
fore June 29, 1853 when his wife is called widow,
married Elizabeth Ann Warner, daughter of Sylvester War-
ner of Cambridge, N. Y.
He and his brother Frederick appear together in many
transactions and are taxed in Jackson (set off from Salem)
1818-1833. He is in the 1830 census, of Salem, with 1 male
under 5, 1 male 30-40, 2 females 5-10, 1 female 20-30, 1
female 30-40.
Dec. 15, 1839 Elizabeth is received by certificate in the
Presbyterian Church at Cambridge (Vosburg MS). By will
in 1840 her father, Sylvester Warner, leaves to his grand-
children, the children of his daughter Elizabeth, and on
June 29, 1853 Elizabeth and her three children q.c. their
interest in the estate, they then of Calhoun Co., Michigan.
Children of Rufus and Elizabeth Ann (Warner) Cleve-
land:
964 i ASA W.8 CLEVELAND. He and his wife are
buried in Abscota cemetery near Burlington,
Mich.
1833 i) WILLIAM ASA« CLEVELAND; had three
children, one being Grover W.^^ Cleve-
land of Albion, Mich, in 1937. (2577)
1834 ii) CLARENCE^ CLEVELAND; s.p.
1835 iii) MARTHA» CLEVELAND, unmarried in
1937.
1836 iv) SARAH8 CLEVELAND, married ....
Barker.
965 ii SYLVESTERS CLEVELAND. He and his wife
also buried in Abscota cemetery.
1837 i) CHARLES^ CLEVELAND, living in Battle
Creek, Mich. 1937.
1838 ii) FREDERICK^ CLEVELAND, living in Bat-
tle Creek, Mich. 1937.
966 iii MARY8 CLEVELAND, married . . . Reed.
455 JERUSHA^ CLEVELAND {Jerusha' Wheat, Samuel', *, ^
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Joshua^ Moses'), born Sept. 29, 1791 in Salem, N. Y.;
died Nov. 28, 1889 ae 99 yrs. at Townsend Center, Mass.
She was a widow for 73 years.
married Aug. 29, 1810 at Cambridge, N. Y., James Moor,
son of Hugh Moor of Salem.
He was a soldier in the War of 1812, serving in Capt.
Bethuel Church's Co., N. Y. Militia in Sept. 1814; pension
record W. 0. # 13027: W. C. # 23023.
She was a member of the Baptist Church, Salem before
1808. They 'went west' soon after the war, and on Dec. 20,
1859 she filed a claim for bounty land: Jerusha Moor, age
68, residing in Ridgeway, Orleans Co., N. Y.; says her
husband was ordered into service at Salem, Washington
Co., N. Y. about Sept. 1, 1814 and discharged at Burling-
ton, Vt. about Sept. 18, 1814. She married James Moor in
Cambridge, Aug. 29, 1810 by a justice of the peace (named
Ransom, she thinks). Her husband died near the mouth
of the Red River, being drowned in 1816 or 1817.
Affidavit of E. W. Clapp; said he knew applicant as a child
and lived in her neighborhood; was at her marriage.
Father of James Moor was Hugh Moor, Esq. of Salem;
that said James Moor purchased a boat to go south which
was sunk near the junction of the Red River with the Missis-
sippi and all hands drowned, including James Moor; that
James and Jerusha had three children.
Children of James and Jerusha (Cleveland) Moor:
967 i ANGELINE« MOOR, born June 19, 1811; mar-
ried William R. Reid; 13 children but record
of only three known.
1839 i) WILLIAM9 REID, married Frances Topliff.
1840 ii) ANNA« REID, married George Maynard.
1841 iii) JEANNETTE9 REID, born Nov. 3, 1858,
Lockport, N. Y.; died July 27, 1932;
married June 3, 1885, Archibald Mc-
Lellan, born Nov. 10, 1857 at Moncton,
New Brunswick, Canada; died July 18,
1917.
149
a and b ALBERT^o and ARCHIBALD^o
McLELLAN; died as infants.
2578 c FRANCES ANNA^" McLELLAN,
born Apr. 21, 1890; married July
28, 1917, Paul Ramsay, born Sept.
29, 1890 at Sharon, Pa.; living
(1958) at Chestnut Hill, Mass.
968 ii CAROLINE^ MOOR, bom June 29, 1813; died
July 8, 1839; unmarried.
969 iii CLEMENTINE^ MOOR, bom May 10, 1815;
died 1915, Townsend, Mass.; married May 29,
1830, Salem, N. Y., by Rev. Samuel Thomb,
William Crowl, born Dec. 3, 1810; died Dec.
18, 1876 at Townsend, son of Samuel and Su-
sanna (Downs) Crowl. Her father said to have
been the first Scottish minister in Philadelphia;
the name was originally McDoone.
1842 i) HELEN'' CROWL, d.i.
1843 ii) HELEN MARIAH^ CROWL, born Feb. 9,
1836; married Oct. 26, 1876 at the resi-
dence of her parents in Townsend, Mer-
rill N. Boyden.
1844 iii) JESSIE'' CROWL, born Jan. 25, 1840;
married Sept. 23, 1857 in Knowlesville,
Orleans Co., N. Y., Edward Knight.
1845 iv) WILLIAM HAYDOCK" CROWL, d.i.
1846 v) WILLIAM HAYDOCK'* CROWL 2nd, born
Nov. 17, 1846; "killed by hostile In-
dians 12 miles from Bozeman City, Mon-
tana Territory on the 12th of March
1869 ae 23 yrs. and was buried where
he fell by the interpreter to the Crow
Indians (friendly)".
The Cleveland Genealogy says she married Lyman Crowl ;
he was her husband's brother.
458 LUCY^ CLEVELAND ijerusha' Wheat, Samuel', \ ^ Joshua\
Moses'), bom Sept. 14, 1797, Salem, N. Y.; died July 30,
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1890 ae 92, in Westfield, N. J. at the home of her daughter
Julia. She was bedridden for a number of years before her
death.
married, c. 1820, Isaac Prindle, born in Derby, Conn., Oct.
18, 1795 (Bible), son of Enos Jones Prindle and his 2nd
wife, Eunice French, widow of Joseph Tucker. He descend-
ed from William Prindle, 'Scotchman' of New Haven,
1653/4.
By 1821 he was school inspector at Jackson, Washington
Co., N. Y.; in 1834 they lived in Troy, N. Y. and by tradi-
tion in Liberty, N. Y. for a time; thence to Brooklyn, N. Y.
where he died on July 23, 1868. He was for many years
connected with the Methodist Book Concern. He and his
wife are buried in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn. Descen-
dants remembered him as a tall man, a constant reader of
the New York Tribune, and 'they had the card table out
after dinner as regularly as dinner'.
Children of Isaac and Lucy (Cleveland) Prindle:
972 i JOHN ALLEN8 PRINDLE, born June 18, 1821;
went on a sea voyage to South America for his
health and died on the way home, Dec. 27,
1849; unmarried.
973 + ii CHARLES BINGLEY^ PRINDLE, born June 9,
1823; died Dec. 23, 1858 (not 1859 as in the
family Bible) ; married Josephine Augusta
Curtis.
974 iii ASA CLEVELAND^ PRINDLE, born Apr. 19,
1825 ; lived in Central and South America ; was
U. S. Consul at Para, Central America, and at
Bahia, Brazil from 1881 to 1883, but broke
down and returned to his former home in
Belize, British Honduras, where he died Jan.
30, 1884. He was twice married and had many
children, most of whom died as infants.
1850 i) JOHN CLEVELAND^ PRINDLE; he lived
in Belize and was head of the Prindle
Lumber Co., which with most of the
city was wiped out in the hurricane and
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flood of 1931. The following summer he
came north, to New Orleans with his
wife, mother and six children but lived
only a few months.
975 iv HARRIET MARIA^ PRINDLE, born July 18,
1827; married Major William H. DeGraw of
Brooklyn, a banker. They moved to Brookfield,
Mo. where they were a pioneer family. They
had five children who died as infants or un-
married.
976 + V JULIAS PRINDLE, born Feb. 3, 1830; died Feb.
8, 1914 in Westfield, N. J.; married John
Hathorn Worth.
977-9 Three sons born 1834-1844 died as infants or un-
married: HENRY McNEIL« PRINDLE, 1832-
1834; JACOB MERRITT^ PRINDLE, 1834-
1857, unmarried; HENRY CLAY^ PRINDLE,
1844-1845.
477 MARTHA^ WHEAT ( Samuel', ^ ^ ^ Joshua\ Moses'), born
Sept. 9, 1807; died Sept. 10, 1875, Dormansville, Albany
Co., N. Y.
married Dec. 29, 1830, Erastus Gibbons, born Mar. 2 or 8,
1804, Town of Westerlo, Albany Co., son of John and
Betsey (Hall) Gibbons from Conn, who became a founder
of Westerlo; Erastus died there A'pr. 5, 1878.
He was a carpenter and farmer; they lived in Albany, N.
Y. before removing to Dormansville.
Children of Erastus and Martha (Wheat) Gibbons:
1064 i LEWIS BENEDICTS GIBBONS, bom Oct. 17,
1831; died Oct. 1, 1832.
1065 ii LEWIS BENEDICTS GIBBONS, born Mar. 3,
1833; died Jan. 5, 1838.
1066 iii JOHN H.s GIBBONS, born Mar. 12, 1835; he was
a teacher and in 1857 removed to Alabama; he
enlisted in the Confederate army in the Civil
War, and as Sergt. died in the service and was
buried with military honors at Demopolis, Ala. ;
unmarried.
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1067 + iv MINORS GIBBONS, born Apr. 11, 1837; died
Mar. 11, 1902 at Stanton HUl, Greene Co., N.
Y.; married Mar. 29, 1866, Mary Abigail Gar-
rett, died Dec. 12, 1921.
1068 V HIRAM8 GIBBONS, born Feb. 13, 1839; died
1910; married Mary Kate Ward. s.p.
1069 vi ESTHER M.^ GIBBONS, born Nov. 22, 1840;
died 1925; unmarried; lived with her niece,
Mrs. Sauerbrei.
1070 vii ERASTUS8 GIBBONS jr., born June 11, 1842;
died Jan. 30, 1917; married Sept. 26, 1867,
Caroline Garrett, born c. 1848; died 1888,
daughter of A'bner and Amanda (Gregory)
Garrett.
1864 i) MARTHA A.^ GIBBONS; married Wil-
liam Fish, RR employee; they lived in
Buffalo, N. Y. s.p.
1865 ii) HENRIETTA A.^ GIBBONS, married
John Blodgett, employed by the Eastman
Kodak Co.; they lived in Rochester,
N. Y. s.p.
1866 iii) ESTELLA9 GIBBONS; married Augustus
Sauerbrei ; lived in Dormansville, N. Y. ;
several children d.y?
1867 iv) ALBERT^ GIBBONS; married Matie
Applebee; he was a merchant in Dor-
mansville. s.p.
1071 viii LYMAN8 GIBBONS, born June 7, 1846; died c.
1926; married Henrietta Garrett, bom
July 24, 1851 ; died Aug. 6, 1940, leav-
ing children, among them:
1868 i) SAMUEL E.» GIBBONS, born Dec. 1,
1875.
Authority: Mrs. William Blaum, daughter of Minor
Gibbons, above.
478 SAMUEL^ WHEAT (Samuel', ', ^ », Joshua^ Moses'), bom
July 28, 1809 in Albany, N. Y.; died Feb. 7, 1879 in Scipio,
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Cayuga Co. and is buried in the Rural cemetery, Fleming,
N. Y.
married, Dec. 22, 1871 at Sardinia, N. Y. Martha M. Griggs
of Holland, N. Y., died Apr. 24, 1920 in Buffalo, probably
daughter of Ichabod and Sally (Abbot) Griggs. They had
no children but several children of his sister, Elizabeth
(Wheat) Williamson, lived with them.
1860 census, Scipio, N. Y.
Samuel Wheat ae 48, farmer, born N. Y.
Martha Wheat, ae -8, houskeeper, born N. Y. (this was
his mother, ae 68).
Hyrom Wheat ae 16, farm laborer, born N. Y. )
Samuel Wheat ae 13, farm laborer, born N. Y. ) actual-
ly Williamson.
1865 census, Scipio, N. Y.
Samuel Wheat ae 52, born New York City (should be
New York)
Martha Wheat ae 73, mother, born New York City.
Hiram Williamson, 21, nephew, born Cayuga Co.
Emma Williamson, 18, niece, born Cayuga Co.
William Williamson, 14, nephew, born Cayuga Co.
He worked on the Erie Canal and later bought a farm in
Scipio; he died intestate, and in 1921 his nephew, Lewis,
brought action to settle the estate, naming many heirs. This
was probably shortly after the death of Samuel's widow,
Martha (Griggs). Petition on the estate was filed originally
Mar. 28, 1879 (Cayuga Co. Probates, at Auburn, N. Y.)
479 JOHN AJ WHEAT (Samuel', ', ^ ^ Joshua', Moses'), born
Sept. 13, 1811; died Oct. 2, 1847; buried at Stewart's
Corners, Venice, N. Y.
married. Mar. 20, 1845, Eliza A'. Hammond, born Dec. 5,
1817 in Maine; died Jan. or June 1897, daughter of John
and Patience (Lord) Hammond of North Berwick, Maine,
she married 2) John's uncle, William Wheat (161)
Oct. 12, 1847, Amzi Wood of Scipio presented for probate
the will of John A. Wheat, late of Genoa, N. Y., dated July
2, 1847; daughter Sarah Maria Wheat of Genoa, a minor
without general guardian, and widow Eliza A. Wheat;
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J
leaves the widow 1/3 from the estate in lieu of dower;
rest to daughter Sarah Maria; if she died without heir,
estate is to be divided among 'my mother and my brothers
and sisters now living'. Appoints his friend Amzi Wood of
Scipio executor. Wit: George Frits, John Frits; Charles A.
Perry of Auburn appointed guardian to Sarah Maria.
(Probates, Auburn, N. Y.)
Jan. 23, 1835. David Akin and wife Polly of Scipio to
Samuel and John Wheat of the same, for $3,333.00, parts
of lots # 37 and 38, 94 acres, 2 roods, 6 rods, 14 links,
subject to mortgage held by Jonathan Alin. Wit: Ebenezer
Witter, jr. (Cayuga Co. LR, vol. YY, p. 364; Auburn, N.Y.)
Feb. 28, 1846 Joseph Husted of Venice to Samuel and John
Wheat of Scipio, by default of mortgage by some others,
for 12100. (Same, vol. 72, p. 390)
Child of John A. and Eliza A. (Hammond) Wheat:
1072 i SARAH MARIAN born Jan. 29, 1846 at Scipio;
married 1) Jan. 1, 1866, A. B. Mooreland; 2)
July 2, 1879, Enos Blizzard. In 1921 she wrote
that she had had the Wheat cradle blanket and
had just given it to the wife of her (half) bro-
ther John. The tradition is that a King of
France offered a prize to the one raising the
best crop of wheat; a man named Samuel was
the winner, the King gave him the name Wheat
and an embroidered cradle blanket which was
to descend from generation to generation to the
son named Samuel. As this must have happened
well before the Wheat family as we know it be-
came English, one can only marvel at the dura-
bility of the material!
1869 i) FREDDIE D.^ MOORELAND, bom Jan.
20, 1867.
1870 ii) CHARLES F.^ MOORELAND, born Jan.
24, 1869.
1871 iii) NELLIE MAY« MOORELAND, bom Sept.
1, 1870.
1872 iv) FLORENCE^ BLIZZARD, bom May 23
1881.
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In 1922 (?) she was living at Winters, Alger Co.,
Mich. In the 1921 suit she reported that she had sold
her share to her cousin, Lewis Wheat.
Eliza A. (Hammond) (Wheat) had by her 2nd hus-
band, William Wheat, a son John. (503)
481 HARRIET M.^ WHEAT {Samuel^ ^ ^ ^ Joshua', Moses'),
born Feb. 25, 1816; died June 6, 1853; married Apr. 11,
1839 Edward Aikin; he died July 1853 (Bible).
Children of Edward and Harriet M. (Wheat) Aikin:
1073 + i MARTHA E.^ AIKIN, born 1840 ? ; married
Stanley Pease.
1074 ii LOVISA" AIKIN, married Elwood H. Fell; died
before 1921.
1876 i) ISABELLE^ FELL, married George Whit-
field.
1877 ii) ANNA^ FELL, married Henry Van Etten.
1878 iii) MAUD^ FELL, married ... Heath.
1879 iv) L0UISE9 FELL, married . . . Munson.
1880 v) MARY B.^ FELL, married Mel Tripp.
1881 vi) SEWARD^ FELL.
1882 vii) HOWARD^ FELL.
1883 viii) JOSIE^ FELL.
1075 iii ELIZABETHS aIKIN, married . . . Howe.
1884 i) EDITHA» HOWE, married Henry B. Korn-
meyer.
1885 ii) ALBERT A« HOWE, married William H.
Bushery.
482 HIRAM V."^ WHEAT (Samuel', ^ \ ^ Joshua', Moses'), born
Sept. 18, 1817; died Sept. 30, 1892; buried at Scipio Cen-
ter, N. Y. His middle name is given 'Veranus' by some des-
cendants, 'Van Renseller' by others.
married Mar. 25, 1844, Martha Maria Chase, born Jan. 24,
1827 (Bible) ; died Feb. 14, 1879, daughter of David and
Lois (Butler) Chase. She was born in Roxbury, Delaware
Co., N. Y. and died 1870.
156
He was a farmer; in 1865 his frame house was valued at
$600. in the census. In the 1860 census his niece Harriet
Williamson was living in his family, and in 1865 also, where
she is called Harriet 'Williams'.
His will was probated Oct. 8, 1892 ; administration granted
Jan. 6, 1893 (Auburn, N. Y.)
Children of Hiram V. and Martha M. (Chase) Wheat:
1076 i SAMUELS, born Mar. 3, 1845; died the next day.
1077 ii WILLIAM B.^, born Jan. 5, 1846; died Feb. 27,
following.
1078 iii LOIS AUGUSTAS, born Feb. 22, 1847; died July
7, 1851.
1079 iv SAMUELS, born Jan. or June 25, 1849; died Nov.
8, 1906; married Oct. 26, 1881, Bessie Jane
Atwood of Moravia, N. Y., born Oct. 15, 1856;
died Oct. 25, 1926, daughter of Henry and Jane
(Berean) Atwood. They lived at Scipio, N. Y.
1886 i) MARTHA LUELLA^, born Jan. 11, 1883;
married Edward J. Bishop of Rochester.
N. Y.
2592 a BETTY CHARLOTTE^" BISHOP,
born Jan. 5, 1918; married Nov.
20, 1937, Warren John Edwards of
Manchester, N.Y.
1080 v GEORGE EDWARD^, bom A^r. 12, 1851; died
1925, unmarried; lived in Venice, N. Y.
1081 vi JOHN HENRYS, born Apr. 1, 1853; died June
1916; married Feb. 1, 1888, Wealthy (Signor)
Whyte, born Oct. 25, 1857; died May 22, 1926,
daughter of Peter and Lucinda Signor and
widow of . . . Whyte. They lived in Venice.
1887 i) JOHN CHASE^ born July 14, 1889, Ven-
ice; died Oct. 1, 1958 in Syracuse, N. Y.^
married Mar. 27, 1920 in Locke, N. Y.,.
Marian Van Benschoten, born Dec. 31,^
1895, daughter of Herman and Augusta
(Honeywell) Van Benschoten. He was a
157
veterinarian, graduate of Cornell Uni-
versity, 1913; served in World War I,
and practiced for many years in Syra-
cuse.
2593 + a JOHN DONALD^o, born Apr. 10,
1923; of Davis, California (1958).
2594 + b BEVERLY JEAN^^, born Dec. 23,
1927; married Frederick W. Pulver.
1888 ii) LEWIS EDWIN9, born July 14, 1897; died
Aug. 1957; married Dec. 29, 1915,
Susie Williams, born June 6, 1894;
daughter of Orson and Elizabeth (Den-
nis) Williams. Living at Saranac Lake,
N. Y. in 1958.
2595 a LEWIS MERTON^^ born Aug. 5,
1923; died at birth.
1082 vii HIRAM V.^, bom Oct. 3, 1855; died 1925, un-
married; lived at Scipio, N. Y.
1083 viii MARY LUELLA^, bom July 3, 1860; died Apr.
26, 1939; married Oct. 18, 1883, Dr. Charles
Atwood of Moravia, N. Y., born June 17, 1854;
died 1928, son of Benjamin and Sarah (Pear-
sail) Atwood. He studied at Cornell and at Iowa
State University, and practiced in Moravia, N.
Y. He was a great lover of nature, and interest-
ed the State in setting aside Filmore Glen in
Moravia as a state park ; a tablet to his memory
is erected there. He is buried in Indian Mound
cemetery, Moravia.
1889 i) VIOLA (VIDA)9 ATWOOD, born Sept.
24, 1888; died Jan. 17, 1890.
1890 ii) ETHEL» ATWOOD, born May 24, 1891;
died Oct. 7, following.
1891 iii) ALTA LUELLA» ATWOOD, born Nov.
23, 1901 ; married May 3, 1941, Charles
H. Ross. In 1958 she wrote from Coral
Gables, Florida.
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1084 ix LEWIS McLELLAN^ born June 26, 1862; died
Apr. 11, 1938, unmarried. He was a druggist
in Moravia, N. Y. for fifty years. It was he who
instigated the suit in 1921 to settle the estate of
his grandfather, Samuel Wheat (478). (see
APPENDIX B).
1085 X CLARENCE ELMERS, born Nov. 11, 1863; died
1929; married Dec. 16, 1886, Emmeretta Gib-
bons, born June 1, 1868. (1860). They lived in
Scipio, N. Y.
1892 i) CLARENCE ELMERS jr., born Aug. 26,
1887; married Oct. 28, 1911 at Port
Byron, N. Y., Winifred Donald; living
in Scipio (1958).
1893 ii) MAY LUELLA^ born June 29, 1889; mar-
ried Frank B. Mills, jr.
1894 iii) GEORGE E.^ born Feb. 7, 1891; married
Eva WoodhuU.
1086 xi MILO STRAIL^ born Dec. 13, 1865; died Apr. 4,
1892, unmarried.
1087 xii ALBERT EUGENE^, born Nov. 11, 1869; died
1925; married Mar. 23, 1892, Rose E. Hawkins
of Spencer, N. Y., born May 5, 1873; died 1936,
daughter of Orrin and Ann (Dennis) Hawkins;
both buried in Scipio.
1895 i) ETHEL ANNA^ born Jan. or June 1893;
married Roswell Doxtater.
2596 a ALMA^o DOXTATER, died 1937.
2597 b WILLIAM^o DOXTATER.
2598 c EDWARDi" DOXTATER.
2599 d EILEEN 10 DOXTATER.
1896 ii) LEDA^ born Dec. 5, 1898; married Tracy
Parker.
1897 iii) LEO A.^ born Aug. 10, 1905; died 1955,
unmarried.
1898 iv) FLOSS Y9, born Apr. 28, 1908; married
William Canavan.
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483 ELIZABETH^ WHEAT (Samuel^ ^ \ ', Joshua*, Moses'),
born Feb. 9, 1820; died Dec. 6, 1854; buried at Stewart's
Corners, Venice, N. Y.
married Oct. 1, 1840, John Williamson.
Children of John and Elizabeth (Wheat) Williamson:
1088 + i HIRAM8 WILLIAMSON, born June 14, 1843;
died 1914; married twice.
1089 + ii HARRIET^ WILLIAMSON, died before 1921;
married twice.
1090 iii EMMA8 WILLIAMSON, born 1847; died 1898;
married Addison Pease (1839-1910).
1091 + iv SAMUEL^ WILLIAMSON, born 1850; died
before 1921; married Lavina C. Robertson.
1092 V WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON, born c. 1851; mar-
ried . . . Griggs.
484 WILLIAM HENRY^ WHEAT {Samuel', ^ \ ', Joshua*,
Moses'), horn July 14, 1822, Albany Co., N. Y.; died Dec.
14, 1884.
married July 25, 1851, Huldah M. Chase, sister of his
brother Hiram's wife, born 1830 in Delaware Co.; died
Sept. 9, 1913 (Bible). They lived in Scipio, N. Y.
1865 census: William H. Wheat ae 42; born Albany Co.;
1st marriage; farmer.
Huldah M. Wheat, wife, ae 35; born Dela-
ware Co.; 1st marriage.
Elizabeth Wheat, child, ae 12; born Cayu-
ga Co.
Edward S. Wheat, child, ae 11; born Cayu-
ga Co.
Henry A. Wheat, child ae 8; born Cayuga
Co.
Martha M. Wheat, child, ae 5; bom Cayuga
Co.
William T. Wheat, child, ae 3; born Cayuga
Co.
Mary E. Wheat, child, ae 2; born Cayuga Co.
160
Samuel Williams, nephew, ae 16; born Cayu-
ga Co. Should be Williamson.
Jan. 3, 1885; petition on his estate (Cayuga Co. Probates).
Children of William Henry and Huldah M. (Chase)
Wheat:
1093 i HARRIET ELIZABETH^, born Mar. 14, 1853;
died June 1919; married Nov. 28, 1889, Adel-
bert E. Bigelow, born 1859; died 1939; both
buried in Scipio, N. Y.
1912 i) ADELBERT ROY» BIGELOW; died 1890
ae 2 yrs.
1094 ii EDWARD SAMUEL^, bom May 22, 1854; died
Nov. 9, 1934 (Bible).
married Sept. 30, 1886, Henrietta Selina Griggs
(by one record), daughter of David and A'nn
E. (Smith) Griggs; another record calls her
Harriett Ball of East Aurora, N. Y.; a Bible
record has her, Hattie Gregg, born May 11,
1857: died Aug. 19, 1924; and a 4th record
says his wife was Harriet Elizabeth Griggs,
bom Mar. 14, 1853; died June 27, 1919. s.p.
1095 iii HENRY A.\ born Sept. 27, 1857 (Bible) or
Dec. 27, 1856 (record given S. C. Wheat);
married 1) Edda Ward, born 1856; died Jan.
28, 1906 (Bible) ; 2) Myra A. Showers. Child-
ren were by his 1st wife; lived Scipio and
Moravia.
JOHN WARD9, born 1889; died 1943.
FRED ALFRED^ born 1893.
FLOYD A.^ bom 1895 or Feb. 18,
1894; died 1958 unmarried.
1916 iv) RUTH MAY^, bom 1898 (or born
May 24, 1901 or '02) ; married Frank
Cooper; living in Plattsburg, N. Y.
2624 a GUYi" COOPER, born 1930.
2625 b ALLANio COOPER, born 1933.
1096 iv MARTHA MELISSA^, born Jan. 21, 1860; died
May 1941; married 1) Nov. 15, 1882,
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1913 +
i)
1914 +
ii)
1915
iii)
John R. Eaker, born July 27, 1861; died Dec.
25,1891; 2) John Henry Peckham. They lived
in Merrifield, N. Y. in 1922.
1917 i) JOHN R.9, EAKER jr., born Aug. 21,
1892; died 1914, unmarried; lived
Scipio.
1097 V WILLIAM THAXTER^, born Nov. 4, 1861; died
Nov. 9, 1935 (Bible) ; buried in Scipio Center;
married Nov. 18, 1885, Anna S. Hunter, bom
May 28, 1866; lived in Merrifield.
1918 i) HENRY ROY^, born Jan. 19, 1887; died
Aug. 5, 1955; buried in Scipio; married
Gentry Davis. s.p.
1098 vi MARY ELIZA^ born June 8, 1863; died Nov.
25, 1897 ; married Dec. 19, 1894, John Redman,
born Mar. 10, 1869, Somerset, England; died
Sept. 28, 1928; they lived in Merrifield, N. Y.
1919 + i) ALMA^ REDMAN, born Mar. 21, 1896 at
Merrifield; married A'pr. 12, 1916,
Coral Brewster.
1099 vii CHARLES F.^, born May 12, 1866; died 1952;
married 1) Jan. 27, 1886, Annie E. Gifford;
2) Lucy
1920 i) JENNIE H.9, born Oct. 19, 1886; married
Adelbert Donald.
2628 a BERNICEio DONALD, married ....
Mott.
2629 b ARTHURio DONALD.
2630 c FLORENCE^o DONALD, married
.... Fordyce.
2631 d HILDAio DONALD, married ....
Myers.
1921 ii) FRtVNK^, bom Jan. 25, 1889; unmarried.
1922 iii) WILLIAM HENRY9, born May 1892.
NOTE: Information about the descendants of Samuel*
Wheat (158) from family and Bible records has been
received from several people, few of the records being
162
in agreement. Among those whose help is gratefully
acknowledged are Mrs. William Blaum, Mrs. Victor
Baitsell, Mrs. Charles H. Ross, Mrs. Edward J. Bishop,
Mrs. Coral Brewster, Miss Grace Belle Pease.
489 ALMIRA^ SAWIN [Lottie' {Martha) Wheat, Samuel^ \ »,
Joshua", Moses^), born Apr. 22, 1810, Albany Co., N. Y.;
died June 20, 1885 in Rushville, 111. She was a teacher.
married 1) in 1835, Robert Williams, who died ae 36 years;
2) in 1849 in Quincy, 111., George Baker, born 1796 in
Maysville, Ky. of a family from Maryland to Kentucky,
and thence to Illinois. They lived in Rushville, where he
was a farmer.
Child of George and Almira (Sawin) Baker:
1103 i FRANKLIN SAWIN^ BAKER, born Apr. 13,
1851, Rushville; died Aug. 18, 1930 in Salinas,
California; married May 28, 1881 in Salinas,
Mabel Harvey, born Dec. 11, 1860 in Marys-
ville, Calif., daughter of Isaac Julian and Sarah
(Mellett) Harvey; died Sept. 27, 1951.
1926+ i) FRANK HARVEY» BAKER, born Apr.
12, 1882 in Salinas.
1927 ii) HELEN ALMIRA^ BAKER, married Sept.
25, 1907, John A-rchibald Currie, born
June 25, 1879; died Aug. 1934, son of
Donald and Isabelle (Kerr) Currie.
s.p.
1928 iii) FLORENCE MARGARET^ BAKER, un-
married; A. B. 1916, University of Cali-
fornia; retired librarian, Oakland, Calif.
Public High Schools.
NOTE : Without their inspiration and help this genealogy
would never have seen the light of day.
494 FREDERICK^ WHEAT (William^ Samuel^ \ », Joshua\
Moses^), horn Apr. 18, 1805 at Bethlehem, N. Y.; died Ahig.
6, 1879.
married in 1828 in Scipio, N. Y., Eleanor Kittle, bom Dec.
18, 1810 at Cohoes, N Y. died 1887. Her name was of Dutch
origin. Kittle or Kittlehune.
163
He was a farmer and shoemaker ; they lived in Venice, N.Y.
In settling his estate in 1880, the widow Eleanor was grant-
ed administration, with William M. Baldwin; the heirs were
Alexander B., George 0., Harriet L. Wheat of Venice, Adel-
bert D. of Battle Creek, Mich., Charles F. of Essex, Clinton
Co., Mich., William K, of Cass Co., Mich. — sons and
daughter of full age; and George H., Gertrude, May Frances
and Clayton, all minors, of Easton, Fairfield Co., Conn,
(children of deceased son, Almeron Pinkerton Wheat) .
(Administr. Box 199, vol. N, 343, Auburn, N. Y.)
Children of Frederick and Eleanor (Kittle) Wheat:
1105 + i WILLIAM KITTLES, torn A'pr. 10, 1830; mar-
ried Emily Amelia Stocking.
1106 ii ALEXANDER BOYD«, born July 2, 1832; died
1906 ; married Hester J
1107 + iii ALMERON PINKERTON^, born Mar. 25, 1835;
died 1874; married Lucy A. Hinckley.
1108 iv ADELBERT DOW^ born Mar. 8, 1837; died
1894; married Lydia C
1109 V CHARLES FREDERICK^, born Dec. 20, 1839;
married Fannie N. . . . ae 18 in 1865 census;
living in Venice, N. Y. and in 1880, in Essex,
Clinton Co., Mich.
1943 i) CARRIE E.^, bom c. 1864.
1110 vi HARRIET LUCINDA^, bom Dec. 16, 1844; died
in Spring, 1922; married Nov. 13, 1879, Sam-
uel D. Merrow. A daughter^ is
1944 Mrs. Mortimer Jennings of Moravia, N. Y.?
1111 vii FRANCES AMELIA^, bom Sept. 9, 1847; died
Aug. 3, 1866; buried Stewart's Corners.
1112 viii GEORGE OSCARS, born Sept. 20, 1850; died
Nov. 2, 1896; married Sarah . . . ; they lived in
Battle Creek, Mich.
1945 i) MINNIES
513 ALMERON^ WHEAT [Luther', Samuel', '', \ Joshua',
Moses'), bom Mar. 7, 1813, Venice, N. Y.; died July 16,
1895 at Quincy, 111. ; buried there.
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married June 9, 1842, Laura Ann Harris of Quincy, born
June 13, 1825 in Old Vincennes, Ind., died Dec. 14, 1910;
daughter of Amos Westcott and Hannah (Gold) Harris.
He was a lawyer; studied in Auburn and Albany, N. Y.,
practiced in Columbus, Ohio, and in 1839 moved to Quincy,
111. At his death he was the oldest member of the Adams
Co. bar — always ranked with the highest in the profession
— was elected to the Legislature early in his career but re-
fused to be a candidate for any office later.
Children of Aimer on and Laura Ann (Harris) Wheat:
1124 i HANNAH MARIA'S, married Emerson M. Miller,
Quincy, 111.
1947 i) LAURA MAY^ MILLER.
1125 ii ALMER0N8 jr., born Oct. 5, 1844; died Aug. 30,
1911; buried Quincy cemetery with his parents
and others of the family; married 1) Charlotte
..., born Oct. 11, 1857; died July 17, 1888;
2) Mira ...; Mrs. Mira, Widow of Almeron
was living in Quincy in 1922.
1948 i) CHARLES^ in 1903 he wrote on the sta-
tionery of The Federal Co., Quincy.
1949 ii) WILLIAM H.^; in 1903 Charles wrote
that William was recently married; was
cashier of the Bank of Thomasboro, 111. ;
in 1922 Mrs. Ada, widow of William
Wheat, lived in Quincy.
iii) Infant daughter^, of A. jr. and Charlotte
died July 10, 1888.
1126 iii AM0S8, born May 15, 1849; died July 31, 1850.
1127 iv LAURA8, married Aug. 27, 1887, as his 2nd wife,
William Wirt Whittlesey of Rochester, N. Y.
1128 v HIRAM ROGERS^, born Feb. 14, 1856 in Quincy;
married Mar. 1, 1877, Lizzie Amelia Brovm,
daughter of Samuel N. and Harriet Brown of
Springfield, 111. He was a lawyer in Quincy.
1950 i) FRANKLIN BROWN^, born Dec. 14, 1877.
1951 ii) RALPH^ born Sept. 12, 1889.
165
524 CHARITY^ WHEAT {Richard^, Jonathan^, Salmon^ Samuel^
Joshua', Moses'), born Dec. 6, 1788; died Nov. 19, 1866.
married 1810/11, Samuel Freeman, born May 19, 1788 at
Fitzwilliam, N. H.; died Dec. 15, 1869: both buried at
Truxton, N. Y. He was son of Rufus Atwell and Phebe
(Mason) Freeman.
Children of Samuel and Charity (Wheat) Freeman:
1138 i MARTINS FREEMAN, born Dec. 25, 1812, Trux-
ton, N. ¥.; died Dec. 15, 1880; married June
19, 1839 by Rev. Adams, Martha Rose, born
Dec. 28, 1815; died Nov. 14, 1892, daughter
of Nathan and Magdalene Rose.
1952 i) NATHAN^ FREEMAN, born 1855 (sic) ;
died Apr. 10, 1929; married 1) Edna
Craw, bom 1863; died Aug. 19, 1890;
2) Carrie 0. Barry, born 1863; died
Jan. 6, 1896; 3) . . . Wilcox.
2647 a EDNEY O.^" FREEMAN, born 1894;
died July 22, 1895; buried in Trux-
ton.
1953 ii) ZENAS DEWITT^ FREEMAN, born Aug.
21, 1846, Truxton; died July 4, 1888;
married Sept. 1867, Rhoda A. Bennett,
born May 13, 1844; died Aug. 8, 1918,
daughter of Jennings and Mary A. Ben-
nett. Both buried in Truxton.
2648 a ARTHURio FREEMAN.
2649 b NELLIE A.^" FREEMAN, born Sept.
19, 1870; died July 22, 1925; mar-
ried 1899, Frank Totman, born
1855; died 1930, Coldwater, Mich.
3013 a) THEODOREii TOTMAN.
3014 b) VIOLA 11 TOTMAN, bom Oct.
13, 1902, McGraw, N. Y.; mar-
ried July 22, 1926, at Cuyler,
N. Y. 1) Frederick Newcomb,
born June 20, 1877; died ;
2)... Chaffee; 3)... Richards.
166
1954 iii) MARTIN ROSE'' FREEMAN, died Dec.
11, 1886; married Charlotte . . .
2650 a HARRY^o FREEMAN, born 1874;
died Sept. 15, 1944, Nunda, N. Y.;
married Florence . . .
2651 b ADDIE ELIZABETHi« FREEMAN,
born Apr. 16, 1878; died Nov. 23,
1936.
1955 iv) ALICE ELIZA^ FREEMAN, born May 18,
1848; married Apr.2, 1885 by Rev. J. A.
Pudney, to Dr. John Steele.
1139 ii RUFUS8 FREEMAN, bom May 8, 1815; died
Sept. 30, 1870 ae 55-8-22, at Truxton; married
Emily Boutwell, born Dec. 10, 1812; died Feb.
10, 1887, ae 74-2-0.
1956 i) CELESTIA AMELIA^ (LETTIE) FREE-
MAN, born Nov. 6, 1846; died Aug. 16,
1932, Corning, Calif.; married Feb. 16,
1869, Marcus Eudorus Kenney, born
Apr. 8, 1848; died Aug. 2, 1934, Utica,
N. Y.; son of Hosea M. and Lauretta
(Lucas) Kenney of Truxton, N. Y.
2652 a ARTHUR MARCUS^" KENNEY,
born June 4, 1872; married Emma
Louise Davis, born July 6, 1869.
3015 a) REGINALD ARTHUR^^ KEN-
NEY, born Nov. 9, 1899.
There were 3 other children^^, not
named in the record.
1957+ ii) ALBERT^ FREEMAN, bom Sept. 18,
1843; died 1907; married Viola Hannah
Holmes.
1958 iii) MYRA8 FREEMAN, born 1839; died Nov.
7, 1875; married Freeman Schermer-
horn, son of Henry and Eliza (Emmer-
son) Schermerhorn.
167
1140 iii SAMUEL*^ FREEMAN, bom June 5, 1817; died
Nov. 21. 1896: married Feb. 12, 1839 by Rev.
J. W. Taggart, Laura Boutwell.
1959 i) FRANCIS^ FREEMAN, born 1840; died
May 1871.
1960 ii) ELLEN J.^ FREEMAN, born 1842.
1141 + iv JAMES» FREEMAN, born 1819; died Mar. 6,
1879; married Julia (Williams) Wallace.
1142 V AMANDA^ FREEMAN, bom Nov. 15, 1821; died
June 26, 1863, Truxton; married Sept. 17,
1844, Nathan Wheeler Rose, born Mar. 22,
1818; died Nov. 1, 1905, son of Nathan and
Magdalene Rose.
1143 vi ALCEMA8 (ALSAMINA) FREEMAN, born 1824;
married Philip Weeden of Hamilton, N. Y.
1144 vii ALLEN B.^ FREEMAN, born Dec. 1831, Truxton;
died Oct. 1916, Blodgett Mills, N. Y.; married
1862, Mary MacDiarmid.
1966 i) ELLA9 FREEMAN; unmarried.
1967 ii) ARCHIBALD^ FREEMAN; married
Maude Fitzgerald Duffy.
1968 iii) RALPHS FREEMAN, married Emma
Cornish.
1969 iv) ALLEN^ FREEMAN Jr.; married Louise
Burt, bom 1876; died Apr. 30, 1931;
buried at Blodgett Mills.
2676 a ELIZABETRio FREEMAN; married
Howard Fredenburg; live at Cato,
N. Y.; 4 sons.
525 LOIS^ WHEAT (Richard', Jonathan', Salmon^ Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), born Nov. 28, 1791; married in 1820,
Lavinius Cornwall, born Nov. 15, 1791 at Truxton, N. Y.,
son of Benjamin Cornwall.
Children of Lavinius and Lois (Wheat) Cornwall:
1145 i ASCHER^ CORNWALL, born Dec. 22, 1820;
died 1890; married Delilah Stone; lived in
Holland, N. Y.
168
1979 i) JESSE RODELL» CORNWALL; lived in
Buffalo, N. Y.
1146 ii Dr. LAVINIUS W.« CORNWALL, born Sept. 4,
1822; married Oct. 31, 1850, Charlotte A.
Soule, born June 24, 1833; lived in Alden, Erie
Co., N. Y. s.p.
1147 iii HIRAM D.8 CORNWALL, born Dec. 12, 1823;
died Nov. 17, 1894; married June 21, 1855,
Martha Weatherlow, born Dec. 8, 1822; died
Mar. 13, 1893; lived in Sardina, N. Y.
7 children
1148 iv MILES C.« CORNWALL, born Jan. 12, 1831;
died ; married 1) Harriet Weedon; 2)
Mary Weedon; 3) Dorcas Doty.
1980 i) EUGENE^ CORNWALL.
Ref: Wm. Cornwall & His Descendants, by Edward E.
Cornwall, 1901. Ward Genealogy, p. 67. 1910.
526 ARVILLA^ WHEAT {Richard^, Jonathan^ Salmon'', Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), born Jan. 18 ,1793, Hampton, Washing-
ton Co., N. Y.; died Mar. 23, 1852.
married Aug. 27, 1809, Job Whitmarsh, born June 20,
1785, Whitehall, N. Y.; died Oct. 5, 1859, son of Daniel
and Lovina (Chase) Whitmarsh. Both are buried in Keeney
Settlement cemetery, Fabius, N. Y. (formerly called in
Town of Cuyler?).
Children of Job and Arvilla (Wheat) Whitmarsh; all
born in Keeney Settlement.
1149 + i LUCY8 WHITMARSH, born Dec. 3, 1810; died
1889; married Benjamin Lee.
1150 ii CLARISSAS WHITMARSH, born Apr. 26, 1812;
died 1892; married Mar. 3, 1841, Hosia Cram,
who died 1850. Probably left no descendants.
1151 iii HARRIETS WHITMARSH, born Feb. 26, 1814;
married Sept. 18, 1832, Cornelius Palmer of
Rochester, N. Y. They removed to Wisconsin;
she is buried in Sparta, Wis.
i) son^; d.y.
169
1981 ii) CAROLINE^ PALMER, bora 1840; mar-
ried Ranson Kenyon; she is buried in
Sparta; had a son and a daughter.
1982 iii) HARRIET^ PALMER, born Mar. 15,
1845; died 1924 or '25; married Wil-
liam Kenyon; lived in Syracuse, N. Y.
2678 a CHARLES^" KENYON, born 1861;
married 1) Jennie Newton of Caz-
enovia, N. Y.; 2)
3051 a) GERTRUDEii KENYON, by
1st wife.
3052 b) WILLI AMii KENYON, by 2nd
wife..
3053 c) CAMELIA^i KENYON, by 2nd
wife.
3054 d) GLADYSii KENYON, by 2nd
wife.
3055 e) HAROLDii KENYON, by 2nd
wife.
1983 iv) CLARA AMELIA^ PALMER, born 1850;
married Nov. 11, 1867, Homer Duane
Call of Fabius, N. Y. She died Aug. 15,
1921; he died Apr. 17, 1929; both
buried in Onondaga Valley cemetery,
Syracuse, N. Y.
2679 a BERNICEio CALL, born Aug. 12,
1884, Homer, N. Y.; married Aug.
19, 1907 Edward Vinol of Syra-
cuse; they lived in Brewerton, N. Y.
3056 a) VIVIAN CALL^i yiNOL, bora
July 1, 1924.
1152 iv JESSE« WHITMARSH, born Nov. 11, 1815 in
Cuyler, N. Y.; married Jan. 1, 1843, Helen
Wells. A son,
1984 MELVILLE», born 1847, d.i.
1153 v LEVP WHITMARSH, born July 15, 1817; died
Sept. 7, 1850.
170
1154 vi L0IS8 WHITMARSH, born Mar. 18, 1819, Cuy-
ler, N. Y.; died Feb. 5, 1898; married Feb. 28,
1844, John Alonzo Keeney, born May 16,
1820; died Dec. 21, 1898, son of John and
Ann (Conable) Keeney of Keeney Settlement,
Cuyler. They are buried in Evergreen cemetery,
Fabius, N. Y.
1985 i) 0SCAR9 KEENEY, born A^r. 6, 1846;
died June 8, 1848.
1986 ii) GEORGE ALONZO» KEENEY, born Jan.
12, 1849; died Mar. 8, 1919; married
Esther Pope, bom July 9, 1853; died
Feb. 26, 1924, daughter of Orel and
Emily (Benson) Pope. Employed by
the Tidewater Oil Co. They are buried
in Evergreen cemetery, Fabius, N. Y.
2680 a CADWELL BENSON^^ KEENEY,
bom Dec. 12, 1881; married June
17, 1909, Grace Parrot; he is a
physician in Summit, N. Y.
3057 a) MARY^i KEENEY, born June
5, 1912.
3058 b) CADWELL BENSON^i KEE-
NEY jr., born Feb. 12, 1918;
married and in business in
Summit, N. Y.
3059 c) ANN CONABLE^i KEENEY,
bom May 19, 1921; married
Nov. 29, 1941, Joseph Weitz;
he is a teacher.
2681 b GEORGE ALONZO^" KEENEY jr.,
bom May 3, 1885; married Sept.
9, 1911, Virginia Emerick; connect-
ed with Arrow Head Paper Co.;
they live in Scarsdale, N. Y.
2682 c OREL POPE^o KEENEY, married
Nellie Green; in oil business in
Elizabeth, N. J. and later at Oil
City, Pa.
171
3060 a) OREL POPE^i KEENEY jr.,
born Sept. 15, 1917; married
Aug. 14, 1948 Marguerite Ball-
houser, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz Ballhouser; lives in
Washington, D. C.
3061 b) EMILY BENSON^i KEENEY,
born Nov. 29, 1919; married
Joseph Staatz; live in Marion,
Ohio.
1987 iii) MARY ELIZA« KEENEY, born Mar. 24,
1851; died 1932; married James H.
Andrews of Fabius who had a grocery
store in Syracuse for many years; he
died in 1926; both buried in Evergreen
cemetery, Fabius.
2683 a GERTRUDE!" ANDREWS, bom June
26, 1875; died 1947; buried in
Fabius; graduate of Syracuse Uni-
versity and became a teacher in Eli-
zabeth, N. J.
1988 iv) HOWARD W.^^ KEENEY, bom June 13,
1857, Cuyler; died 1921; married 1)
Feb. 3, 1881, Alice E. Brown, daughter
of Benjamin and Sarah (Bogardus)
Brown of Cuyler; 2) Hattie Meldrim,
widow of Thomas Meldrim. He was a
teacher, later becoming a farmer; both
buried in Cuyler.
2684 a BENJAMIN ALONZO^" KEENEY,
(by 1st wife), born Nov. 4, 1881;
died 1941; married Maude Chase;
they lived in Kenmore, N. Y.; civil
engineer.
3062 a) PHYLLIS MARY^i KEENEY,
born Sept. 1909; married Ed-
ward McCandless; he is a met-
alurgist, she teacher of music;
live in Kenmore, N. Y.
172
3193 aa MARILYN SUE^-' McCAND-
LESS, born Apr. 7, 1942.
2685 b MABYN KEENEY^", born Dec. 15,
1888, Cuyler; married Oct. 26,
1910, FRANK P. WHITMARSH
(2700); she died June 7, 1947;
buried in Fabius. For children and
grandchildren, see his record.
1989 v) JOHN» KEENEY, born Aug. 10, 1851,
Cuyler; married Kate Ford; physician,
in Oswego, N. Y., where both are buried.
2686 a JULIAi« KEENEY, d.y.
2687 b RUTH^o KEENEY, born Mar. 11,
1899; married Guy Lown.
3063 a) EDWARDii LOWN, born Sept.
26, 1918.
3064 b) HARVEY^i LOWN; d.y.
1155 vii ARVILLA8 WHITMARSH, born Dec. 6, 1820,
Cuyler; died July 22, 1888; married Nov. 3,
1852, Hiram Hamilton of Fabius, N. Y.; died
Jan. 9, 1886; farmer.
1990 i) WILLIAM^ HAMILTON, born June 22,
1856; died Oct. 1, 1926; married May
16, 1888, Annie B. Wheaton, died Mar.
17, 1929, daughter of Elmore and Ann
Wheaton of Fabius.
2688 a CARLETONio HAMILTON, born
May 12, 1889, Fabius; married Oct.
7, 1915, Ruby Moss, daughter of
Richard E. and Carrie (Eldridge)
Moss. He owns a general store in
Fabius.
3065 aj AVISii HAMILTON, born Aug.
13, 1917, Fabius; married July
17, 1936, Edmund Cook of
Fabius, son of Edmund H.
Cook ; with the General Electric
Co. in Sarasota, Fla.
173
3194 aa EDMUND HA'MILTONi^
COOK, born May 31, 1937.
3195 bb BETSEY ANN^^ COOK, born
Dec.6, 1940.
3066 b) WILLIAM MOSS^^ HAMIL-
TON, born May 5, 1919; killed
in World War II while still in
the army, in a plane crash in
Adak, Alaska, Aug. 27, 1947;
buried in Fabius; married July
13, 1940, Sophie Gralewski,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bon-
iface Gralewski; his widow is
a school nurse in Fabius.
3196 aa WINSTON CARLETON^^
HAMILTON, born Apr. 2,
1941.
3197 bb WILLIAM MOSS^^ HAMIL-
TON II, born Sept. 5, 1946.
3067 c) LAURA ANN^^ HAMILTON,
born Aug. 27, 1926; killed in
an accident, June 17, 1947;
buried in Fabius.
2689 b IRENEio HAMILTON, born July 1,
1891, Fabius; died Oct. 28, 1933;
graduate of Syracuse University;
taught in Dalton and Fabius.
2690 c WILLIAM ELMORE^" HAMILTON,
born Nov. 23, 1893, Fabius; mar-
ried June 12, . . ., Helen L. Brown
of Syracuse; insurance broker in
Syracuse.
3068 a) WILLIAM B.^^ HAMILTON,
born Sept. 30, 1924.
3069 b) VIRGINIA ANN^^ HAMIL-
TON, born July 15, 1929.
2691 d ROSE M.i« HAMILTON, born June
174
12, 1897, Fabius; inspector at Gen-
eral Electric Co. of Syracuse.
2692 e MILTON W.^" HAMILTON, born
July 8, 1901, Fabius; married Aug.
30, 1927, Margaret Lydia Gatchel;
teacher of history at Albright Col-
lege, Reading, Pa.
3070 a) GWENDOLYNii HAMILTON,
born Dec. 4, 1928.
3071 b) MARY ELIZABETHii HAMIL-
TON, born Nov. 2, 1932.
1991 ii) LUCIA9 HAMILTON, born May 21, 1862;
died June 27, 1896 and her infant son
shortly before; married Apr. 16, 1890
Frank W. Moore.
1156 viii L0VINA8 WHITMARSH, born Aug. 2, 1822,
Cuyler, N. Y.; died 1899; married Feb. 15,
1846, Harlow Phillips of Cuyler, son of Joel
Phillips; he died 1900; farmer and lived near
Fabius, N. Y.
1992 i) ARVILLA9 PHILLIPS, born 1847; died
1911; married late in life, Jackson Hills.
1993 ii) J0B9 PHILLIPS, bom 1853; died 1927;
married Mary E. Wilcox who died in
1919.
2693 a LULUio PHILLIPS, born 1877; died
1923.
2694 b MYRTLE^o PHILLIPS, born 1879;
died 1922.
2695 c HARLOW^o PHILLIPS, born 1880;
died 1923.
2696 d MABELio PHILLIPS, born 1885;
married W. Kirk Patrick, born July
4, 1884 in Cuyler, son of John
Wesley and Agnes (Robbins) Pat-
rick; buried in Truxton, N. Y.;
teacher and for many years Supt.
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of Schools in Cortland Co. ; he died
in 1944.
3072 a) MARY AGNES^i PATRICK,
bom 1913; married Gerald
Knapp; live in Syracuse.
3073 b) MARGUERITAii PATRICK,
born July 1, 1916; married
July 2, 1942, C. Arthur Barnes.
3074 c) DOROTHYii PATRICK, born
and died 1918.
1157 ix JOBS WHITMARSH, bom Aug. 28, 1824, Cuyler;
died Nov. 18, 1898; married Mar. 25, 1851,
Ann Eliza Keeney, born 1826; died Mar. 16,
1896, daughter of John and Ann (Conable)
Keeney. He was a farmer and lived in Cuyler;
both buried in Fabius. They took her nephew,
Walter W. Keeney at the death of his mother;
he was born 1869 in Grant Park, 111., son of
Edwin and Eliza Warner Keeney; he married
Lina Andrews and had two children (no Wheat
blood) ; lived in Cuyler.
1158 X HANNAH^ WHITMARSH, bom Mar. 20, 1826;
died 1914; married Feb. 19, 1845, Lorenzo
Thomas who died 1892; lived near Fabius.
1994 i) ALBERT^ THOMAS, born 1846; died
1862.
1995 ii) MARY JANE^ THOMAS, born June 6,
1853; married Jan. 1, 1884, James W.
Davidson of Fabius, son of William and
Maryette (Vincent) Davidson.
2697 a GEORGIANNA'io DAVIDSON, bora
Apr. 9, 1887; married Dec. 3, 1908,
Howard R. Holl, son of Frank and
Mary (Robbins) Holl of Cuyler;
they live in Syracuse, N. Y. where
he is with the N. Y. State Compen-
sation Office.
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3075 a) DONALDii HOLL, born Feb.
13, 1919; married July 4, 1940,
Mary Elizabeth Baylies of Rem-
sen, N. Y., born Sept. 27, 1919,
daughter of Dr. Frank and
Lena (Hext) Baylies; live in
Syracuse.
1159 xi ELCE ANNS WHITMARSH, born May 21, 1828;
died July 27, 1843; buried in Keeney cemetery,
Fabius.
1160 xii HIRAM8 WHITMARSH, bom May 29, 1830,
Cuyler; died Apr. 11, 1890; married Feb. 9,
1854, Zelia Brown, died Nov. 18, 1891, daugh-
ter of Seabury and Polly (Fox) Brown; he was
a farmer.
1996 i) CARRIE8 WHITMARSH, born Dec. 31,
1854; married 1879, Dr. F. C. Clark;
they lived in Catskill, N. Y. where he
was associated with his brother-in-law,
Fred Whitmarsh.
2698 a KATHERINE^o CLARK, born 1882;
married Frederick Hill; lived in
Palenville, N. Y.
2699 b CHAMPLIN^o CLARK, born 1889;
lives in Catskill, N. Y.
1997 ii) SEABURY^ WHITMARSH, bom 1857;
died 1862.
1998 iii) JESSE B.9 WHITMARSH, born 1859;
died 1924; married Addie McKinley,
died 1929 ; he was a farmer and lived on
the original Whitmarsh farm, Cuyler.
2700 a FRANK P.i^ WHITMARSH, born
June 17, 1889; married Oct. 26,
1910, his second cousin, Mabyn
Keeney (2685) ; she died June 7,
1947; buried in Fabius.
3076 a) HOWARDii WHITMARSH,
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born Dec. 31, 1911; married
Virginia Warren.
3077 b) ZELIAii WHITMARSH, R. N.,
born Oct. 28, 1912.
3078 c) OLIVEii WHITMARSH, born
Jan, 6, 1916; married Frank
Saxe jr.
3079 d) LOIS^i WHITMA:RSH, born
Mar. 29, 1922; married Dun-
can Campbell.
2701 b ZELIA^o WHITMARSH, born Aug.
12, 1893; married Harry Case, son
of Isaac and Lois Case ; principal of
a school in Watertown, N. Y.
1999 iv) FRED« WHITMARSH, born 1862; died
1899; buried in Keeney cemetery, Cuy-
ler; married Sept. 12, 1888, Ruby Webb;
in a drug firm with his brother-in-law,
Dr. F. C. Clark (above).
2702 a MARGARET^o WHITMARSH, bom
Jan. 9, 1890; married Fred Adams
who served in the U. S. Navy and is
buried in Arlington cemetery. She
lives in Tucson, Ariz.
3080 a) PAUL^i ADAMS, a teacher and
lives in Hawaii.
2703 b F. CLAYTON^o WHITMARSH.
2000 v) PAUL» WHITMARSH, born Sept. 10,
1872; married Ruby (Webb) WHIT-
MARSH, widow of his brother Fred
(above).
2704 a PAIGEio WHITMARSH, born July
21, 1904; married Dorr Monroe
who died in 1942 and is buried in
Kingston, N. Y.; he was a lawyer;
she is a librarian.
3081 a) LINDAii MONROE, bom Oct.
19, 1940.
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1161 xiii MARY ANNE8 WHITMARSH, bom July 28,
1832, Cuyler; died Sept. 30, 1865; married
Dec. 31, 1857, Warren Stephen Bush, born Feb.
26, 1827; died Feb. 1, 1909, son of Conrad and
Sophronia (Reed) Bush; they lived near James-
ville, N. Y. where he was a farmer; both are
buried in Evergreen cemetery, Fabius.
2001 i) JENNIE SOPHIA^ BUSH, bom Sept. 12,
1862; married Peter Campbell; lived in
Ithaca and are buried there.
2705 a DONALDi« CAMPBELL; lives in
Peoria, 111.; has daughter VIR-
GINIA.
2706 b MARGARETio CAMPBELL; married
Fred Wilcox; lives in Ithaca, N. Y.
3082 a) DONALDii WILCOX.
3083 b) THEODOREii WILCOX.
1162 xiv SOPHIAS WHITMARSH, born June 16, 1834;
died 1919; buried in Evergreen cemetery, Fa-
bius.
1163 XV PHILA JANE8 WHITMARSH, born July 31,
1836; died 1902; married Oct. 12, 1854, Mar-
shall Blanchard, died 1908; buried in Ever-
green cemetery, Fabius.
2002 i) CORA E.» BLANCHARD, born 1868; died
1887.
Great help on the descendants of Richard Wheat (166)
has been given by Mr. Lisle Cottrell of Homer, New
York and by his niece, Mrs. L. A. Burlingame of Cort-
land, New York.
528 JAMES^ DRAPER WHEAT [Richard^, Jonathan^, Salmon'',
Samuel^, Joshua'^, Moses^ ) , born May 19, 1797 ; died May
21, 1850.
married 1) Mar. 22, 1821, as of Truxton, Lois Lilley, born
; died 1834, daughter of Zenas and Persis (Hoar)
Lilley of Homer, N. Y. ; married by Rev. Elisha Blakeley
(notice in The Patriot, Apr. 18, 1821; 2) Sept. 5, 1836 her
179
sister, Louisa Lilley, born Sept. 17, 1814; died after 1898.
Land records of Onondaga Co. record many transactions by
him, from 1822 to 1850. They lived at Homer, Bridgeport,
and Sullivan, N. Y. at various times.
Aug. 7, 1851. Charles L. Kennedy, attorney, of Sullivan,
guardian 'ad litem' of James L. Wheat, Albert L. Wheat and
Caroline H. Wheat, minor children of James D. Wheat, late
of Sullivan, deed for $1.00 a small piece of lot # 60 to the
Baptist Church Society of Bridgeport, N. Y.
(Syracuse LR, vol. BS, p. 477).
Apr. 30, 1862. James L. Wheat of San Francisco, formerly
of Waterloo, Seneca Co., N. Y. appoints his mother, Louisa
L. of Waterloo, attorney to sell land in that part of Homer
now Cortlandville, part of # 65, being part of the land con-
veyed to my father, James D. Wheat, then of Fabius, now
deed., by deed of Oct. 3, 1835 from Artemas S. Moffett and
wife. (Cortland (?) LR, vol. 36, p. 67)
Aug, 19, 1862, Louisa L. Wheat of Waterloo, special guard-
ian of Albert L. and Caroline H. Wheat of Waterloo, both
vmder 21, and James L. Wheat of San Francisco, Calif, sell
part of lot # 65 to Stillwell M. Benjamin of Cortland.
(Same, vol. 36, p. 52)
Children of James Draper and Louisa (Lilley) Wheat:
1164 i JAMES8 LILLEY, bom Mar. 22, 1840 in Bridge-
port (per his mother), in Waterloo (per his
son) or in Homer, N. Y.; married in 1866,
Maria Hart Ross of Charlestown, Mass. He was
a soldier in the Civil War. They lived in
Wheaton, 111. before going to San Francisco,
Calif.
2003 i) CHARLES ALBERT^ born Oct. 11, 1867.
2004 ii) WALTER ROSS^ born Oct. 13, 1869.
2005 iii) CARRIE MAUD^ born Aug. 25, 1875.
2006 iv) EDITH M.9, born Aug. 8, 1878.
1165 ii ALBERT LaRUE«, born May 27, 1842; died Feb.
14, 1887; of Chicago, 111.?
married Mary Ann (also given as Anna M.)
Hitchcock of Oneida Castle, N. Y.; daughter of
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Lester and Mary Hitchcock of Vernon, N. Y.
She was niece of Niles L. Tilden of Vernon and
was his heir, with her brothers and sisters. Her
will, Feb. 25, 1908, rec. Apr. 8, leaves to her
sister, Caroline F. Huntley of Vernon, and Rod-
erick M. Hitchcock of Chicago, brother.
(LR at Utica, N. Y. for Oneida Co. 1892-1908)
2007 i) CARL LaRUE^ born 1879; "drowned
while bathing near home", in 1887.
1166 iii CHARLES HERBERT^, born Jan. 14, 1846; died
Nov. 30, 1848.
1167 iv CAROLINE HERBERT^, born June 23, 1850,
Bridgeport, N. Y.; died after 1918 at Santa
Monica, Calif.; married June 2, 1873 as his 2nd
wife, Noah Erastus Gary, died Feb. 5, 1894;
his 1st wife was Ellen M. Guile ; lived Wheaton,
111.
2008 i) ANNA LOUISE^ GARY, born Feb. 10,
1878.
2009 ii) DORA BERNICE9 GARY, born Jan. 16,
1880.
2010 iii) AVA GRACES GARY, born June 16, 1883.
529 HIRAM^ WHEAT {Richard^ Jonathan', Salmon'', Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), born c. 1802 in Vermont;
married Sophronia Wheeler, born c. 1801.
June 3, 1821, he joined the Fabius Baptist Church; 1825
census, had 2 males, 2 females, 1 voter. Apr. 26, 1832,
George and Sally Hayes for $60. q.c. to Hiram Wheat, 60
acres in lot # 56. (Cortland Co. LR, vol. V, 536) ; Apr. 1,
1834, Jesse and 'Saloma' Blanchard sell to Hiram for
$256.13, 39 acres (Same) ; Jan. 12, 1834. Salmon Wheat
and wife Rosanna of Truxton, for $150. q.c. 1/3 undivided
land in Truxton, formerly deeded by Elkanah Watson to
Richard Wheat deed., part of lot # 56. Hiram appears in a
number of deeds to 1855.
A'pr. 23, 1852. Hiram Wheat and Sophronia his wife of
Truxton to Alvin Brown for $3150.00 all that piece of land
181
on lot # 56 which Elkanah Watson sold to Richard Wheat,
June 11, 1809, 106 acr. 77 rods; also all that piece of land
which George Hayes and wife deeded to Hiram Wheat, 50
acr.; also a piece of land which Benjamin Brown sold to
Richard Wheat, 31/2 acr.; includes 100 acr. on lots 55 and
65 which Hiram Wheat bought of James King and wife,
Nov. 25, 1840. The whole farm consisted of 260 acr. 57
rods. (Cortland Co., LR, book 23,424)
Children of Hiram and Sophronia (Wheeler) Wheat:
order uncertain.
1168 i RICHARDS.
1169 ii HARRIETS, married George Copeland.
1170 + iii JONATHANS, bom c. 1821.
1171 iv HIRAM jr.s, twin (ae 29 in 1850 census) ; prob-
ably father of:
2012 i) SOPHRONIAo.
2013 ii) LOUISES.
2014 iii) FRANCES^.
1172 V LYDIAs, born c. 1831 (ae 19 in 1850 census)
1173 vi JOBS, born c. 1833 (ae 17 in 1850 census)
1174 vii MAHLONS, born c. 1835 (ae 15 in 1850 census) ;
died 1881; married Mar. 15, 1857, Helen C.
or A. Davis of Maine, Broome Co., N. Y. by
Rev. Thomas J. Cole.
He wills to brothers Jonathan, Albert, Hiram,
Richard, and Job and to sisters Minerva Hol-
brook and Harriet Copeland. Lived in Maine,
N. Y.
1175 viii ALBERTS, born c. 1839 (ae 11 in 1850 census)
1176 ix MINER VAS, bom c. 1843 (ae 7 in 1850 census) ;
married . . . Holbrook.
530 HORACE RICHARD^ WHEAT (Richard', Jonathan', Sal-
mon^, Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Jan. 14, 1805; died
June 27, 1856; buried in Keeney Settlement cemetery,
married Salome Blanchard, born Feb. 19, 1806; died Oct.
13, 1883 at Truxton, daughter of Jesse and Salome (Whit-
marsh) Blanchard. They were married Sept. 3, 1826.
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Feb. 5, 1828, he q.c. to his brother Hiram his title in lot
# 56 in Fabius, now Truxton. being part of the farm of
their father, Richard Wheat. The next month he buys 63
acres for $1000. and in 1857 lots # 47 and 48 in Fabius.
Nov. 1, 1856. Widow Saloma Wheat files petition for ad-
ministration on his estate: he died intestate; heirs are only
son, James D., daughter Jane, wife of Charles Thompson,
daughter Anjanette Wheat, daughter Almira B. Wheat,
under 21 yrs. Estate valued at $1300.
Will of Saloma Wheat, dated Mar. 29, 1883; proved Nov.
5; to daughter Jane E. Thompson $200; to daughter Ann
J. Newton of Monee, 111. $100; rest to daughter Myra B.
Woodruff. Jerome J. Woodruff of Homer, executor; Wit:
A. J. Kneeland and John J. Woodruff of Homer.
(Cortland Co. Wills, vol. 0, 205).
Children of Horace Richard and Salome (Blanchard)
Wheat:
1177 i JANE ELIZAS, born Jan. 13, 1828; married Feb.
2, 1855, Charles Thompson, born June 21,
1831; they lived in Bethlehem, Conn. (One list
calls her Julia Eliza and gives a Jane without
date but from her parents' wills, this seems to be
correct).
1178 ii ANN JEANETTE« (Anjanette) born Jan. 7,
1830; living in 1898; married . . . Newton and
lived in Monee, 111.
1179 iii JAMES DRAPERS, born Aug. 30, 1833; married
Charlotte E. ? Between 1863 and '65 there
are several deeds — grantor — of James D.
Wheat, Charlotte E. Wheat, Myra B. Wheat,
and 'Solonia' (Salome) to land in Fabius which
had belonged to Horace Richard. Myra B^ was
James' sister, Salome his mother, Charlotte
probably his wife. He is not mentioned in his
mother's will in 1883, so was probably dead.
1180 + iv ALMIRA BLANCHARD^ (also called Myra
Blanche), born Apr. 9, 1843; married Jerome
Joseph Woodruff.
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Authorities: Mr. J. Crawford Hartman, Long Island
City, N. Y.
Mr. Harlow D. Curtis, Manlius, N. Y.
532 SALMON^ WHEAT {Richard^, Jonathan^, Salmon'', Samuel",
Joshua^, Moses^), born June 15, 1812 at Keeney Settlement,
Cortland Co., N. Y.; died Oct. 24, 1881 at South Plymouth,
Chenango Co., N. Y.
married June 28, 1831, Rosanna Hills, born Aug. 26, 1814;
died Oct. 14, 1894, daughter of Elisha Hills of Keeney Set-
tlement.
Jan. 12, 1834 they q.c. for $150 to Hiram Wheat an un-
divided 1/3 share in their father's estate. They lived in
Sardinia, N. Y.
Children of Salmon and Rosanna (Hills) Wheat:
1181 i SAPHRONIA^, born Sept. 20, 1832; died autumn
1861; married Ezra Bull of Yorkshire, Erie
Co., N. Y.
2024 i) DELBERT9 BULL.
2025 ii) DELL9 BULL.
2026 iii) LOUISE^ BULL.
1182 ii LUCINDA8, bom Nov. 25, 1834; married James
Tyrer of Springville, Erie Co., N. Y. Lived in
Norwich, N. Y.
1183 iii SALMON^, born Oct. 7, 1836; died Mar. 15, 1855.
1184 iv JAMES8, born Sept. 6, 1838 at Hartford, Ohio;
married in 1879, Nancy M. Clupper of Otsego
Co., N. Y. He owned a farm in South Plymouth,
N. Y. and was traveling salesman for a Roches-
ter firm. In 1896 was living in Norwich, N. Y.
1185 V SUSAN^^ born Dec. 23, 1839; died Feb. 17, 1840.
1186 vi HENRYS, born Apr. 12, 1841 ; died Oct. 15, 1891 ;
married Hannah V. . . His will, probated Dec.
7, 1891, leaves to wife Hannah V.,
2027 son J. EDDIE^ and
2028 daughter MINNIE A.« NEAL,
all of Plymouth, N. Y. ; Duane B. Heady, execu-
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tor. (Chenango Co. Wills). Oct. 19, 1870 he
deeds land in Plymouth to Rosina Wheat (Ros-
anna, his mother).
(Chenango Co. LR, vol. 139, 59).
1187 vii WARREN^, born Oct. 25, 1843; died Dec. 23
following.
1188 viii FRANCENA8, bom May 28, 1850; died Oct. 20,
1851.
1189 ix LILLIE8, born Nov. 19, 1857; married Frank Rose
of Cuyler, N. Y.
538 HIRAM DEWEY^ WHEAT [Jonathan^ ^ Salmon'', Samuel^
Joshua^, Moses^), born Apr. 1809 in Bennington, Vt. ; died
May 21, 1842 in New York City, in the locality called Man-
hattanville, on the upper west side. A letter written by him
in 1837 bears that address.
married Clarissa Fay, born Mar. 17, 1803, Barnard, Vt.,
daughter of Aaron and his 2nd wife Rebecca (Winslow)
Fay.
May 10, 1836, he buys lot # 75 in Manlius, N. Y. of Mel-
ancthon W. Woodford and wife Harriet D. and Oct. 9,
1838 Hiram and Clarissa, of New York City, sell it to
Abner R. Downer of Sullivan, N. Y.
(Onondaga Co. LR, vols. 62, 308 and 71, 435)
After her husband's death Clarissa removed to Ohio to be
with her family and in 1891 was living in Prattsville, Ala-
bama. In a letter to her granddaughter, Carrie (Sweet)
Peck, she says that she is going blind and hopes Carrie
may soon visit her.
Children of Hiram Dewey and Clarissa (Fay) Wheat:
1190 i HARRIET LUCRETIA«, born May 1830; died
Apr. 1834.
1191 + ii JULIA MEMORY^, born Oct. 25, 1831 ; died
1879; married William Waterman Sweet.
1192 iii JAY DEWITT8, born July 2, 1834; died Oct. 1,
1862; he was an editor in Prattsville. His wife's
name is not known.
In 1853 he had gone to Oberlin, Ohio, and wrote
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to his sister Julia that he had arrived ten days
before, that it was very warm and "it has been
awful lonesome for the last week . . . They have
the most students here now that they ever had
at any one time in the world. I attended church
twice last Sunday and this morning and I sup-
pose there were about three thousand there . . .
There is one hundred and twenty five in their
choir with two violins, one bass viol, claronett
flute and melodrium . . . Every night at six
O'clock all the students are required to attend
prayer meeting and it is a sight worth seeing
to see them all marching from the hall about
nine hundred or more, and in church it almost
makes you dizzy to look across the church to
see so many bonnets trimmed with so many
differently colored ribbons and fans agoing all
the time. It made my eyes ache this morning."
2030 i) FLORA M.», married . . . Kurd of Bessem-
er, Alabama.
1193 iv CHARLES HENRY^, bom Feb. 22, 1838; died
Apr. 2, 1842.
Ref : Fay Genealogy, by Orlin P. Fay.
D. A. R. Magazine, July 1956, p. 658.
Mrs. William Miller jr. Tulsa, Okla. — greatgrand-
daughter of Julia Memory.
542 FANNY^ WHEAT {Maj. Salmon', Elisha', Salmon'', Samuel',
Joshua', Moses'), born May 11, 1792; died Sept. 8, 1819.
married Dec. 20 or 21, 1809, John Hoyt, born May 7, 1786;
died Jan. 10, 1848, son of Peter and Obedience (Haynes)
Hoyt of Middletown, N. Y. (For his ancestry, see Hoyt
Genealogy). He married 2) Aug. 3, 1820, Phebe Stiles,
daughter of Lewis and Sarah Stiles, by whom he had eight
children.
Children of John and Fanny (Wheat) Hoyt:
1194 i NELSON WHEAT^ HOYT, born Oct. 20, 1810;
died June 16, 1863; married Nov. 10, 1831,
Millicent Coykendall, daughter of EmanueL
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They lived at Mt. Salem, N J. until 1838 or
later; he was a merchant and of Jersey City,
N.J.
2031 i) FANNY SABRINA9 HOYT, born Mar. 30,
1833; married June 3, 1856, S. B. Bev-
ans; lived in Jersey City.
2032 ii) SALMON WHEAT^ HOYT, born Feb. 9,
1835; married June 2, 1858, Mary Adel-
ine Frazer, daughter of John.
2709 a WILLIAM NELSON^^ HOYT, bom
May 29, 1860.
2710 b FRANK FRAZERi" HOYT, bom
Sept. 20, 1866.
2033 iii) MORTIMER J.» HOYT, born Dec. 25,
1837; died 1838.
2034 iv) SARAH JANE^ HOYT, born Nov. 23,
1838; died Feb. 14, 1839.
2035 v) GEORGE^ HOYT, bom Dec. 27, 1839;
died May 5, 1842.
2036 vi) HANNAH MARIA^ HOYT, born Aug. 9,
1842; died Mar. 23, 1844.
2037 vii) JOHN NELSON^ HOYT, born Feb. 10,
1845.
2038 viii) MILLICENT EVERETT'' HOYT, born
Nov. 20, 1847; died Dec. 3, 1864.
1195 ii SALMONS HOYT; not in the will of his Wheat
grandfather, nor in the Hoyt Genealogy.
1196 iii SARAH ELIZABETHS HOYT, born May 24,
1813; died Mar. 1, 1833; married Israel L.
Willcocks.
1197 iv HANNAH JANE^ HOYT, born May 20, 1815;
married Lee Schoonover.
1198 V FANNY MARIA^ HOYT, bom Sept. 6, 1817;
married James Wickham.
544 ELIZABETH^ WHEAT {Salmon', Elisha', Salmon\ Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), horn May 8, 1795; died Apr. 18, 1854.
187
married Jan. 1813, Archibald Hoyt, born Apr. 5, 1788;
died Nov. 3, 1869; brother of her sister Fanny's husband;
both buried in Howell's cemetery.
They lived in Middletown, N. Y.
Children of AYchibald and Elizabeth (Wheat) Hoyt:
order uncertain.
1199 i JOHNS HOYT.
1200 ii ANS0N8 HOYT.
1201 iii LOUISE JANE8 HOYT, born Sept. 19, 1819;
died Feb. 12, 1860; married Zelotus Grinnel
Masterson.
2039 i) SAMUEL JUDSON^ MASTERSON, bom
July 27, 1843; married Mar. 23, 1870,
Julia A. Jillett, born Apr. 2, 1850; lived
at Howell's Depot, Orange Co., N. Y.
2711 a JANE MAY^o MASTERSON, born
May 22, 1874.
2712 b HOMER DIXON^" MASTERSON,
born Dec. 16, 1882.
2040 ii) ZELOTUS G.« MASTERSON, bom c.
1847; died Sept. 4, 1869.
2041 iii) SARAH ELIZABETH^ MASTERSON,
married Theophilus Dolson.
2713 a HERBERT!" DOLSON; clerk with
the Erie RR, Jersey City, N. J.
2714 b FRANK M.i« DOLSON.
2715 c BELL^o DOLSON.
2716 d OSCARio DOLSON.
1202 iv MILLICENT S.'^ HOYT, born Sept. 13, 1825;
died Mar. 16, 1856.
1203 V ELIZABETHS HOYT.
1204 vi ROBERTS HOYT, born 1827; died 1895.
1205 vii JAMESs HOYT, born 1836; died 1896.
1206 viii HANNAH MARIA^ HOYT, married . . . Loud.
1207 ix ADELINE H.s HOYT, married . . . Crist.
1208 X EMILYS HOYT, married William Carpen-
ter Wheat (657).
188
546 ABRAHAM^ WHEAT {Salmon^, Elisha^, Salmon'', Samuel^
Joshua', Moses'), horn Sept. 20, 1798; died Nov. 21, 1832.
married 1) Dec. 26, 1822, Dinah Finn; died Apr. 15, 1828
ae 25-7-18 (elsewhere given as Prudence Finn) daughter
of William Finn of Wallkill; 2) Feb. 13, 1832, Mary Reeve.
They lived at Mt. Hope, near Howell's, N. Y.
1209 i WILLIAM W.^, bom 1824; died Feb. 10, 1844,
ae 19-7-9; by 1st wife.
1210 ii ROBERT FINN^, married Harriet ... Of Mt.
Hope and Wallkill, N. Y. and reported by his
cousin, Mrs. Crist, above, to have 'gone west'.
Three children,
1210 a. b. c. William Wheeler^, Robert Livingston®,
and Addie^, died young and are buried in How-
ell's cemetery.
2042 iv) H0MER9.
1211 iii SALLY JANE9; by 2nd wife.
These three mentioned in the will of their grandfather.
Major Salmon Wheat.
547 MILLICENT^ WHEAT {Salmon', Elisha^ Salmon^, Samuel',
Joshua^ Moses'), born June 25, 1800; died 1887. She and
her husband buried in Howell's cemetery,
married Aug. 4, 1821, Dr. Robert Shaw at Wallkill, born
1780; died 1848.
Children of Dr. Robert and Millicent (Wheat) Shaw:
1212 i W. W.« SHAW, born 1822; died 1824
1213 ii E. W.8 SHAW, bom & died July 18, 1825.
1214 iii M. W.8 SHAW — twin, born & died July 18, 1825.
1215 iv Dr. ROBERTS gHAW jr., born 1826; died 1849.
1216 V WILLIAM W.^ SHAW, born 1828; died 1901.
548 EVERSON^ WHEAT {Salmon^ Elisha', Salmon'', Samuel',
Joshua^ Moses'), horn June 9, 1802; died May 4, 1834.
married Apr. 26, 1827, Sally Rosencrans; died ae 31-10-25
and buried in Howell's cemetery.
Children of Everson and Sally (Rosencrans) Wheat:
189
1217 i SALMON^, d.y. Mentioned in the will of his grand-
father, Maj. Salmon Wheat.
1218 ii HANNAH^, born Feb. 1834; died Mar. 23, 1839
ae 5-1-1.
549 ABIGAIL^ WHEAT {Salmon^, Elisha^, Salmon^ Samuel^,
Joshua^, Moses'), born Apr. 17, 1804;
married Jan. 10, 1829, William McQuoid, she of Calhoun,
N. Y., he of Wallkill. He was born c. 1794; died June 19,
1843 ae 49-3-4.
Children of William and Abigail (Wheat) McQuoid:
1219 i HANNAH JANE^ McQUOID, married . . .
Perry; lived in Hackensack, N. J.
1220 ii JAMES« McQUOID, born 1838; died Feb. 7, 1839
ae 0-3-20.
1221 iii MARY E.8 McQUOID, born 1840; died Oct. 31,
1844 ae 4-10-5.
1222 iv HARRIETS McQUOID, born 1843; died Apr. 6,
1848 ae 5-0-1.
550 JANE^ WHEAT (Salmon^, Elisha^ Salmon^ Samuel', Jos-
hua\ Moses^), born Mar. 13, 1806; died June 3, 1862; she
and her husband are buried in Howell's cemetery, with sons
550 a. b. Martin and William Franklin.
married Dec. 31, 1825, Horton Corwin, born July 13, 1800
in New York City; died Aug. 5, 1880.
Children of Horton and Jane (Wheat) Corwin.
1223 i MARTIN^ CORWIN, born Dec. 26, 1826; died
Sept. 11, 1829.
1224 ii REBECCA JANE'^ CORWIN. born Apr. 18, 1828;
living in 1901; married Jan. 25, 1853, James
L. Ketcham, born Mar. 4, 1819 at Mt. Hope,
N. Y. They removed to East Saginaw, Mich.
2043 i) SALMON CORWIN'' KETCHAM, born Dec.
1, 1855; died Sept. 5, 1856.
2044 ii) ELIZABETH^ KETCHAM, born May 23,
1860.
2045 iii) JAMES LEWIS^ KETCHAM, bom 1861;
died 1862.
190
1225 iii SALMON WHEAT« CORWIN, born Nov. 20,
1829; died Sept. 3, 1855.
1226 iv HANNAH ELIZABETH^ CORWIN, born Jan. 20,
1832; living in 1901; married Feb. 24, 1849,
James Easton of Howell's Depot; he was living
there in 1906.
2046 i) THOMAS HORTON^ EASTON, born July
25, 1853.
2047 ii) CORNELIA^ EASTON.
2048 iii) ADA^ EASTON, born Feb. 23, 1855.
1227 V MARTIN^ CORWIN, born Nov. 14, 1833; died
Oct. 31, 1899; married in 1852, Juliette Palmer.
They removed to East Saginaw, Mich.
2049 i) HORTON^ CORWIN, born Oct. 5, 1853.
2050 ii) PHEBE JANE^ CORWIN, born Jan. 2,
1858; died Nov. 9, 1861.
2051 iii) SALMON WHEAT^ CORWIN, born Jan.
10, 1860.
2052 iv) MARY A.« CORWIN, born Feb. 14, 1861.
1228 vi WILLIAM FRANKLIN^ CORWIN, born Apr. 28,
1843; died Apr. 13, 1861, struck by lightning.
1229 vii ABIGAIL CHARLOTTE^ CORWIN, born July 8,
1846; married Charles H. Burton; living in
1901.
2052 a i) EDITH M.'' BURTON, born 1869.
553 KEZIAH B.^ WHEAT {Salmon^ Elisha^, Salmon^ Samuel^
Joshua', Moses'), horn Feb. 18, 1810; died Aug. 10, 1888.
married Sanford H. Stubbs, born Mar. 15, 1808; died July
8, 1894; both buried in Howell's cemetery.
Children of Sanford and Keziah B. (Wheat) Stubbs:
1230 i GEORGES STUBBS, died Feb. 1, 1832 ae 2-9-0.
1231 ii GEORGE A.^ STUBBS, married Caroline ....;
born 1829; died June 16, 1873 ae 43-11-14.
2053 i) HATTIEM.«STUBBS,diedAug. 23, 1863;
ae 0-4-1.
191
1232 iii ABBIE M.^ STUBBS, died Nov. 27, 1861 ae 21-
11-14; married Andrew T. Berthoff, probably
son of John and Sophia P. Berthoff.
554 HANNAH MARIA^ WHEAT {Salmon', Elisha', Salmon*,
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Mar. 1, 1813; died Oct.
7, 1887.
married Sept. 25, 1830, George W. Bell, died Mar. 3, 1872
ae 64 yrs. 9 mos. Parents and children are buried in
Howell's cemetery; no grandchildren.
Children of George W. and Hannah Maria (Wheat) Bell:
1233 i HENRY8 BELL, born 1831; died Oct. 23, ae 9
mos.
1234 ii MELICENT J.^ BELL, born 1832; died Oct. 14,
1841 ae 9 yrs.
1235 iii JOHN H.8 BELL, bom 1834; died May 14, 1882
ae 48-0-5.
1236 iv CHARLES E.s BELL, born 1841; died Mar. 14,
1842 ae 0-8-15.
1237 V GEORGE D.^ BELL, born 1844; died Jan. 6, 1872
ae 27-8-0.
558 LEMUEL"^ WHEAT {Simeon', Solomon', Salmon^ Samuel',
Joshua^ Moses'), born Dec. 14, 1793; died Nov. 23, 1867.
married 1) Apr. 8, 1815 A-nna Corwin, born July 28, 1792;
died Oct. 22, 1832, daughter of Joseph and Jemima (Ket-
cham) Corwin. 2) Feb. 16, 1833 at Mt. Hope, N. Y., Pru-
dence Ketcham, born May 3, 1794; died July 6, 1880;
buried in Otisville, N. Y. ; daughter of Joseph and Prudence
(King) Ketcham.
Feb. 14, 1833, both were of Calhoun, Orange Co. when
they signed a marriage contract; she was to retain full
control of her present estate after marriage; he to give her
power of attorney as soon as married; this he did on Feb.
20, 1833.
1820 census; Lemuel Wheat, Wallkill, N. Y.
3 males under 10. 1 female 26-45.
1 male 26-45.
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1830 census; Lemuel Wheat, Calhoun. N. Y.
2 males 10-15 2 females under 5.
1 male 30-40 1 female 30-40.
1850 census; Lemuel Wheat, Mt. Hope, N. Y.
Lemuel Wheat ae 66; day laborer; real estate
$4000; personal $500.
Prudence ae 66.
Jennette ae 21 — domestic.
1842, they are of Forrestville, Sullivan Co, when they sell
a farm to John Penney, and another to Jonathan Bonnell.
1862-5, they are of Mt. Hope and sell three more farms in
Forrestville. 1878-9 directory of Port Jervis, N. Y. ; Widow
Prudence Wheat and grandson LaGrand Wheat living with
W. H. Wheat on Brooklyn Street.
Children of Lemuel and 1st wife, Anna (Corwin) Wheat:
1242 i ISAAC C.^, born Jan. 12, 1816; died Dec. 26,
1821.
1243 ii JOHN S.\ born Nov. 19, 1817; died Apr. 5, 1899;
married 1) Mar. 27, 1840, Katurah J. Fuller;
2) Nov. 30, 1848, Elizabeth Corwin, bom July
5, 1818; living in 1900, daughter of Isaac and
Clara (Mullock) Corwin. His will, Feb. 26,
1862, the heirs being Elizabeth Wheat, widow;
Mary A. Sturdevant of Port Jervis, sister;
Joseph L. Wheat of Port Jervis, brother; Jean-
ette Shuart of Joplin, Mo., sister.. They had
no children. 1860 census — Mt. Hope.
John S. Wheat ae 40 farmer.
Elizabeth Wheat ae 40.
Clarissa Corwin ae 60.
1861. Elizabeth was one of eight who sell the
estate of Isaac ? Corwin to John S. Wheat of
Mt. Hope; deed signed also by Samuel Corwin
and wife Catherine of Phillipsburg, N. J.; Wil-
liam Lew Corwin of Phillipsburg, Horace Cor-
win and wife Elizabeth of Friendship, Allegh-
eny Co., N. Y.; William Millspaugh and wife
A'nn of Middletown, N. Y.; Thomas Chattel and
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wife Julia F. of Middletown, Albert H. Corwin
and wife Clarissa of Middletown, and Sarah
H. R. Baird of Mt. Hope.
1244 iii WILLIAM LITTLE^, born Apr. 21, 1820; died
Mar. 8, 1834.
1245 iv SALLY ANN^, born June 12, 1822; died Nov.
26, 1825.
1246 V HARVEY^, bom May 13, 1824; died Nov. 22,
1825.
1247 vi MARY ANN«, born Apr. 30, 1827; died Oct. 7,
1907; married Sept. 17, 1846, Legrande Stur-
devant; lived in Port Jervis, N. Y.
1248 vii EMELINE8, born Sept. 14, 1829; died June 11,
1885; married Feb. 17, 1849, John V. Ennis,
died Nov. 6, 1900; she died in Sparrowbush,
N. Y.
By his 2nd wife:
1249 + viii JOSEPH L0UIS8, born Mar. 2, 1834; married
Isabel Ramsey.
1250 ix JANNETTE« (LYDIA JANNETTE), born May
31, 1839; died Oct. 17, 1902; married Sept. 27,
1864, Charles Emmett Shuart, born Mar. 3,
1842; died July 18, 1905, son of David and
Clarissa (Penney) Shuart of Rock Co., Wis. in
1864. He married 2) Aug. 24, 1875 (sic),
A'nna S. Hall of Kent Portage, Ohio. Lived in
Joplin, Mo.
2058 i) GEORGE ROGERS^ SHUART, bom Oct,
7, 1865.
2059 ii) CHARLES EMMETT*' SHUART, born
Aug. 5, died Sept. 25, 1867.
2060 iii) WILLIAM" SHUART, born Sept. 4, died
Sept. 6, 1869.
2061 iv) CLARA^ SHUART, born Dec. 4, 1872;
died Sept. 19, 1873.
2062 v) ALVIN MORRELL" SHUART, born Feb.
14, died Aug. 21, 1875.
194
2063 vi) HARRISON WHEAT^ SHUART, born
Sept. 2J, 1876.
559 SAMUEL KING^ WHEAT {Simeon', Solomon', Salmon^
SamueP, Joshua^, Moses'), born c. 1800-'10;
married Jane Eliza Quackenbush; in 1853 he had a wife
Elsie; is this a 2nd marriage, or is it Jane Eliza?
1848 he was an original member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Otisville; was a harness maker; lived in Mamak-
ating, then Otisville, and Mt. Hope, N. Y.
1830 census; Samuel K. Wheat; Calhoun, N. Y.
1 male 5 or under. 1 female 20-30.
1 male 10-15.
1 male 20-30.
1840 census:
2 males under 5. 1 female 5-10.
1 male 5-10. 1 female 30-40.
1 male 10-15.
1 male 20-30.
Children of Samuel King and Jane Eliza (Quackenbush)
Wheat:
1251 i JOHN LYCURGUS8, born at Otisville; married
May 1858, Mary E. . . . ; they lived in New
Orleans, Ky. and in May 1919 they were in
Louisville, Ky.
1252 ii HARRISON L.^; married Margaret ... Connect-
ed with Adams Express, Kyana, Ind.
1253 iii NATHAN R.^, bom Apr. 15, 1836; died before
1905 ; married June 1868, Ada Cord, died Apr.
17, 1889. Lived in Ashley, 111.
2064 i) ELIZA9, born Mar. 1, 1874; married . . .
Miller; lived Mt. Vernon, 111.
2065 ii) JULIA9, born Aug. 30, 1878; was with the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Chicago,
111.
1254 iv MARVIN R.^, married Jennie . . .; lived in Louis-
ville, Ky.
195
560 JAMES CLARK^ WHEAT (Simeon^ Solomon', SalmonK
Samuel', Joshua', Moses'), horn c. 1800 at Otisville, N. Y.;
married Eunice Brown. They lived at Otisville.
1850 census; Mt. Hope, N. Y. James C. Wheat ae 50.
Eunice Wheat ae 46.
Nancy Wheat ae 26.
Frances Wheat ae 20.
Children of James Clark and Eunice (Brown) Wheat:
1255 i MARTHA ANN^, bom Dec. 20, 1824; married,
Nov. 8, 1843, Alexander Elmore Reynolds;
1906 he was with the Electric Light Plant,
Middletown, N. Y. They had nine children, of
whom five were living in 1906.
2066 i) FRANCES^ REYNOLDS, married Charles
Norris; lived in Middletown in 1906.
1256 ii NANCY MARIA^, born c. 1824; married WIL-
LIAM WHEAT of Geneva, N. Y. (who is he?)
2067 i) DANIEL EATON». Lived in Otisville, N. Y.
2068 ii) M0RTIMER9. Lived in Mt. Hope, N. Y.
1257 iii FRANCES JANE^, born Dec. 27, 1829; married
1876, Lewis Reid, born 1815; died 1896; lived
Port Jervis, or Otisville. She was living in 1906
and gave SCW information on this family.
561 DAVID F.'^ WREAT (Simeon^, Solomon^ Salmon^ Samuel',
Joshua', Moses' ) , born
married 1) Martha . . . (perhaps Ogden) ; 2) "In Benton,
Jan. 12, 1856 by Rev. E. H. Cranmer, Mr. David F. Wheat
of Orange Co., N. Y. to Mrs. Ursula Wheat of Benton,
Yates Co., N. Y." (Northern Christian Advocate, Feb. 13,
1856). She was the widow of John S. Wheat, his brother
( ? ) , her maiden name being Cole.
Mar. 13, 1824, David Wheat of Wallkill buys of John
Demarest and wife Juiiann of Wallkill. (Goshen, N. Y. LR).
David F. Wheat and wife Ursula admitted to Old School
Baptist Church, Howell's, N. Y. before 1861; either he or
his wife died in 1869.
Children of David F. and probably Martha (...) Wheat:
order uncertain.
196
1258 i SIMEONS, died Sept. 1, 1848 ae c. 27 yrs. at Mt.
Hope.
1259 ii FRANCES MA'RIA^, born c. 1822; married IRA
G. WHEAT (1274a).
These 2 children admitted before 1861 to Old
School Bapt. Ch., Howell's N. Y.
1260 iii DAVID B.^, born c. 1829 (1850 census, Mt. Hope,
N. Y., ae 21, miller) ; he was a carpenter, lived
in Middletown, N. Y. and from 1890 to c. 1898
in Brooklyn, N. Y. Eleanor Jane, wife of David
B. Wheat of Edenville, N. Y. died 1904; heirs
are husband David B. and sister, Catherine
Alice Gray of Edenville. (Goshen Probates)
1261 iv LEMUELS, torn c. 1845; died Apr. 1, 1890, 'kill-
ed by the RR at Hornellsville, N. Y.'; married
1) Mary J. Smith of Middletown, N. Y., died
Oct. 31, 1863 ae 28-2-3; 2) Mary E ; he was
superintendent in Chas. Whitlock's Sash &
Blind factory on Elm St., New York City at the
time of his second marriage. Later he went to
Delaware. Mar. 21, 1862, Lemuel Wheat and
wife Mary J. of Middletown sell to Robert
Palmer (Orange Co. LR) ; Dec. 16, 1863, Lem-
uel Wheat of Newburg, late of Middletown, sells
land in Middletown (Same). In 1896 Mrs.
Wheat and a daughter lived in Waverly, N. Y.
2069 i) ROSE^ born c. 1870; married Dr. Bishop
of Elmira, N. Y.
2070 ii) FANNY^ born c. 1872; she was a milliner
in Waverly.
2071 iii) MARY^ born c. 1883.
V and vi Two more sons^, of whom no record.
562 JOHN S.^ WHEAT {Simeon^, Solomon^, Salmon^ Samuel^
Joshua^ Moses'}, born c. 1796 in Orange Co., N. Y.; died
Dec. 3, 1854 at Benton, Yates Co. ae 58.
married, as of Benton, Ursula Cole, born c, 1800 (Old
Northwestern Genealogical Quarterly, vol. 9, 68). She
197
married 2) in 1856 as his 2nd wife, David F. Wheat of
Benton, his brother.
John Wheat of Benton was a member of the M. E. Church
for 27 years. (Northern Christian Advocate, Mar. 21, 1855)
564 LEWIS W."^ WHEAT {Simeon^, Solomon^ Salmon'', Samuel^,
Joshua^ Moses'}, born Nov. 10, 1807; died Mar. 1869
(1867by Emery Gen.).
married Elizabeth Jane Emery, died Oct. 6, 1882, daughter
of James.
They appear in transactions at Spencer, N. Y. 1846-'56;
later removed to St. Johns, Mich.
Children of I^wis W. and Elizabeth Jane (Emery) Wheat:
1262 i SELINDA^ born Oct. 23, 1833; died Oct. 6,
1882, Windsor, Canada; married 1852, Charles
Ackles. (? Ackley). 8 children.
1263 ii JAMES E.8, born May 16, 1835; married 1863,
Cornelia Davidson.
2072 i) NETTIES
1264 iii CHASTENA M.^, born Aug. 24, 1837; married
1871, George Welch.
2073 i) CATHERIN C.« WELCH.
2074 ii) ELIZABETH S.^ WELCH.
2075 iii) GEORGE^ WELCH, bom at Webster, N. Y.
1265 iv SOLOMON C.% born Dec. 10, 1839; married
1867, Mary Brown.
2076 i) CORA^ born at Webster, N. Y.
1266 V 0RIN8, born July 6, 1841; married 1880, Eliza
Carr.
1267 vi EDWARD R.«, born Sept. 11, 1843; married 1868.
Amelia Sage.
2077 i) NETTIES
2078 ii) FRANCES^.
Two more died as infants.
Ref : Emery Genealogy, p. 480.
566 EDWIN RJ WHEAT {Solomon', ^ Salmon^ Samuel', Jos-
hua\ Moses^), born Sept. 25, 1810 in Delaware Co., N. Y.:
died Mar. 17, 1884, Washington, D. C.
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married 1) Paulina Johnson, died June 16, 1834; 2) Rachel
Ruckman, died Nov. 3, 1871 at Lebanon, Pa.
He was a Lieutenant in the 199th Regiment, N. Y. State
Militia, 1834; Captain 1835; and later Major in the same
Regiment.
Aug. 31, 1837. Edwin R. Wheat and wife Rachel of Carol-
ine, Tompkins Co., N. Y. sell land in Candor to Beri Strong
of Candor. (Oswego LR, vol. 77, 204).
Feb. 29, 1840, the same, of Tioga, Samuel P. Ashley and
wife Mary of . . ., Clark Waldo and wife Harriet of Tioga,
deed land in Candor to Jacob S. Reis. (Same, vol. 49, 209) .
Child of Edwin R. and Paulina (Johnson) Wheat:
1268 i HARRISON K.«, born Mar. 31, 1834; died Apr.
28, 1896; married Mary Elizabeth Leland.
2079 i) JAMES EDWIN^, born June 27, 1856,
Reading, Pa.; married Oct. 28, 1884,
Sarah J. Dawson, born Oct. 8, 1864,
daughter of William and Sarah (Clegg)
Dawson, of Philadelphia. He was a con-
ductor on the Pennsylvania RR, and in
1898 lived at Cynwyd, Pa.
2721 a HARRISON CLEGG^", born at Read-
ing, Aug. 7, 1885.
2722 b ISABEL LELAND^o, born Aug. 28,
1888.
Children of Edwin R. and Rachel (Ruckman) Wheat:
1269 ii PAULINA S.^ born July 14, 1836; lived at Mc-
Ewensville, Pa.
1270 iii THOMAS R.«, born Mar. 29, 1838; died Apr. 26
following.
1271 iv SARAH M.^ born Mar. 29, 1839; died July 29,
1842.
1272 + v ELI MILT0N8, bom Oct. 10, 1840; twice married.
1273 vi EDWARDS, bom July 14, 1843; has not been
heard from since 1880; he served in the Civil
War as private and clerk at Headquarters, and
later in the regular army; he went to Brazil
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with engineers to lay out a railroad, and return-
ed to Charleston, S. C. in 1880.
1274 vii CHARLES E.% born Jan. 22, 1850; died July 31,
1851 at Reading, Pa.
578 OLIVER E.^ WHEAT (Samuel^, Solomon^ Salmon'' , Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), born Mar. 1, 1818;
married Mar. 5, 1843, Hannah Van Fleet, died May 4, 1844,
daughter of Samuel and Belinda Van Fleet. He married 2)
Ann ....
He was named Joseph Oliver but "would not own the name
Joseph when he grew up".
He was a physician and lived in Port Jervis, N. Y. In the
1860 census, he is of Deer Park, ae 40; druggist, with Wal-
lace, ae 3, and Charles, ae 2 yrs.
1275 i WALLACE8,born c. 1857.
1276 ii CHARLES B.^, born c. 1858.
1277 ? BENJAMIN SAMUEL WHEAT, bom 1854 has
been supposed of this family, but is not in the
1860 census; he was a glove cutter, and lived
at Port Jervis ; he owned a 'very beautiful sword
from a Wheat ancestor in the Revolution'.
585 CHARLES T.^ WHEAT {Samuel', Solomon', Salmon^, Sam-
uel', Joshua^, Moses^), born June 27, 1830; living in 1906,
in Otisville, N. Y.
married Jan. 1, 1856, Sarah Jane Baxter.
Children of Charles T. and Sarah Jane (Baxter) Wheat:
1280 i IDA ELIZABETHS, torn at Otisville; married
Albert D. Gavoille; lived at Milford, Pa.
1281 ii EMMA LEVENIA8, died ae 3 yrs.
1282 iii HATTIE ELIZA^, married George Monroe Hill;
lived in Bloomfield, N. J.
1283 iv EMMET LINCOLN^, died ae 21 yrs.
1284 V JOHN BAXTERS, carried Luella Elston; lived in
Middletown, N. Y.
1285 vi SOPHIA TRAVIS^, married Charles Sumner
Shepard; lived in Montclair, N. J.
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587 ROBERT ALEXANDERS WHEAT {Samuel', Solomon', Sal-
mon'', Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses'), born Feb. 5, 1835; died
Feb. 19, 1905.
married Julia Elizabeth Shorter; died Nov. 21, 1908 ae 64,
daughter of A'ndrew Shorter jr. and Anna Maria (Van
Court) of Orange Co.
He was a musician and was called 'Professor Wheat'.
Children of Robert Alexander and Julia Elizabeth (Short-
er) Wheat:
1286 i ANN^, born 1866; married Victor Reeve; living
in 1917.
2090 i) FREDERICK ALEXANDERS REEVE; in
1917 he was in the U. S. Army.
1287 ii ALBERT HOYT^, born c. 1869; died Apr. 28,
1916 ae 47; married Elizabeth FitzPatrick.
2091 i) ROBERT CORNELIUS^; in 1917 he was
in the U. S. Army,
1288 iii WILBUR CLINTON^, born June 2, 1874; died Feb.
14, 1937 at Jersey City Medical Center, suicide;
he was superintendent at the main office of the
Sheffield Farms Co. in New York City until
shortly before his death, when he resigned on
account of ill health, and moved to Jersey City.
He married Margaret Goulding.
2092 i) JULIA ELIZABETH^.
2093 ii) FRANCES^.
2094 iii) WILBUR GOULDING».
615 Dr. BUEL G.' STREETER {Sophia' Wheat, Samuel', Sal-
mon'', Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses'), born July 25, 1832 at
Warsaw, N. Y. He lived at Glens Falls, N. Y.
married in 1853, Lucina (or Lizana D.) Hotchkiss.
During the Civil War he was Medical Director, Army of
the Shenandoah, on the staff of General Sheridan.
Children of Dr. Buel G. and Lucina (Hotchkiss) Streeter:
1339 i Dr. FRED B.s STREETER, born June 9, 1854;
the New York Times of June 13, 1954 contain-
201
ed an article and photograph, celebrating his
100th anniversary; he graduated from Union
College in 1876, and from the Albany Medical
College in 1879, and lives and practices in
Glen Falls.
2103 i) HELEN W.9 STREETER, born 1881.
2104 ii) EDITH W.9 STREETER, bom 1883.
1340 ii FRANK H.^ STREETER, born Aug. 30, 1857.
1341 iii ANNA L.8 STREETER, bom Oct. 22, 1859; mar-
ried 1880, C. W. Haviland.
2105 i) FLORENCE B.» HAVILAND, born Jan. 2,
1884.
619 HORTON M."^ WHEAT {Timothy^ Amos^, Salmon'', Samuel*,
Joshua^, Moses^ ) , born 1818 in Orange Co., N. Y. ; died
1886.
married Eveline Millspaugh, born 1825 ; died 1860, daugh-
ter of Amos Millspaugh of Walden, Orange Co.
In l&ll, he 'of Cayuta', N. Y. buys land, and in 1849 he and
his wife of Cayuta sell to Mahala, wife of J. L. Horton.
Lived at Van Ettenville, N. Y.
June 28, 1886; administration granted on his estate; the
heirs are Charles E. Wheat, Mary M. Catchin, Myrta E.
Tupper, Phebe M. Wheat, and Frances A. Brockway.
Children of Horton M. and Eveline (Millspaugh) Wheat:
1347 ? i TIMOTHY H.^; wife Emily A.; lived at Horse-
heads, N. Y.; not among his father's heirs in
1886.
1348 ii CHARLES ERWIN^, bom June 19, 1853 at Van
Ettenville, N. Y.; living in 1919.
married Oct. 29, 1879, Mary Emeline Preston,
bom at Troy, N. Y., Nov. 29, 1859; died June
22, 1919, daughter of Levi C. and Susan E.
(Webber) Preston.
In 1873 he went to New York City and was em-
ployed by Slawson Brothers, dairymen, soon
becoming junior member of the firm. In 1880
he established his own business as a milk dealer.
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He and his wife were members of the 61st
Street Methodist Episcopal Church; in 1919
they lived on East 165th Street.
2106 i) FRANCES LOUISE^, born June 28, 1881.
2107 ii) SUSAN EVELINE^, born Oct. 25, 1883.
2108 iii) CHARLES ERWIN», born May 15, 1885.
2109 iv) CECIL MILLSPAUGH^ born Aug. 9,
1888.
1349 iii MARY M^. married Catchin.
1350 iv MYRTA E^. married .... Tupper.
1351 V PHEBE M\ unmarried in 1886.
1352 vi FRANCES A.«. married . . . Brockway.
625 ALFRED M."^ WHEAT (Timothy', Amos', Salmon^ Samuel',
Joshua', Moses^ ) , of Horseheads, N. Y.
married Sarah E. Smith.
Children of Alfred M. and Sarah E. (Smith) Wheat:
1353 i WILLIAM S.« married his cousin, Addie E.
Horton, daughter of Timothy Wheat Horton
(629).
1354 ii ELLA^, married James Cromwell; lived at
Horseheads.
2110 i) SARAH» CROMWELL, bom c. 1877.
1355 iii DELLA^, married Henry Marshall; lived at
Horseheads.
2111 i) LEVP MARSHALL, born c. 1885.
2112 ii) SAMUEL» MARSHALL, born c. 1890.
648 LEMUEL^ HARDING (Polly' Wheat, Amos', Salmon^ Sam-
uel\ Joshua^ Moses^), born at Otisville, N. Y., May 31,
1829;
married July 22, 1858, Hannah E. Hallstead, born Apr. 18,
1834, daughter of Oren L. and Mary (Revenburgh) Hall-
stead.
When Lemuel was four years old his parents removed to
Pennsylvania, and for many years he lived with his sister,
Mrs. Mitchell. He taught school, and in 1850 became a
merchant, in New Milford and Nicholson, Pa. and later in
Binghamton, N. Y. in the firm of F. M. Harding and Co.
Children of Lemuel and Hannah E. (Hallstead) Harding:
1396 i FRED MONROE^ HARDING, born Sept. 12,
1861; married 1) June 8, 1887, Jennie Smith;
born Jan. 25, 1860; died Feb. 13, 1892; 2)
Apr. 6, 1893, Laura N. Everett, born Dec. 29,
1862 at Colesville, N. Y. He was station agent
for the D.L.&W. RR.
2123 i) JENNET IONE» HARDING, born Apr. 11,
1888.
2124 ii) CHARLES EVERETT^ HARDING, born
and died in June 1896.
1397 ii NELLIE ISADORE^ HARDING, bom Dec. 22,
1864; died Aug. 25, 1866.
1398 iii HORATIO SEYMOURS HARDING, born Aug.
17, 1868; died Aug. 1, 1869.
1399 iv OGDEN LEWIS^ HARDING, bom Nov. 28, 1872;
station agent for the D.L. & W. RR at Chenango
Forks, Broome Co., N. Y. in 1896.
656 JULIA ANN^ WHEAT {Charles', Amos', Salmon'', Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses^), bom Nov. 16, 1823;
married Feb. 25, 1846, Joshua Warner Curtis, bom June 6,
1814; died Jan. 16, 1861; son of Nathaniel and descended
from Deodatus Curtis.
She spent all her life on a farm in Bridgewater Township,
about four miles from Montrose, Pa., and after the death of
her husband, she carried it on with the help of her four
sons.
Children of Joshua Warner and Julia Ann (Wheat)
Curtis :
1410 i WILLIAM CARPENTERS CURTIS, born Dec. 18,
1846; married Oct. 27, 1869, Margaret Ann
Smyth, born June 27, 1848. They lived in Tif-
fany, Pa.
2125 a i) MARY ELEANORS CURTIS, bom OcL
20, 1873.
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2125 b ii) BESSIE SMYTH^ CURTIS, born Aug. 25,
1883.
2125 c iii) MARGARET KATHLEEN^ CURTIS, born
Nov. 9, 1890; married Frederick M.
Bush; in 1942 they lived in Montrose,
Pa.
1411 ii CHARLES FAYETTE« CURTIS, born July 22,
1848, of Susquehanna, Pa.
1412 iii NATHANIEL CARPENTERS CURTIS, born Dec.
18, 1850; married Lottie Harding (1377);
they lived in Binghamton, N. Y.
1413 iv JOHN CORNELIUS*^ CURTIS, born Aug. 29,
1853 (called John Carpenter Curtis by his
niece, Mrs. Bush) ; he lived in Red Oak, Iowa,
and died before 1942.
681 ELIZA^ WHEAT {Benjamin', ^ \ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), horn 1796; died Apr. 16, 1880.
married March, 1812, Henry Steele of West Hartford,
Conn., born Jan. 3, 1794; died , son of Joel and Lydia
(Ensign) Steele.
Children of Henry and Eliza (Wheat) Steele.
1424 i HENRYS STEELE, born July 18, 1813; died
Nov. 11, 1840.
1425 ii BENJAMIN WHEAT^ STEELE, born Jan. 30,
1816; died 1866; lived in Greenfield, Mass.
1426 iii WILLIAMS STEELE, born Oct. 27, 1817; died
Aug. 9, 1859; lived in Fitchburg, Mass.
1427 iv EDWINS STEELE, born Jan. 14, 1819; died
Nov. 21, 1840.
1428 + V ELIZA ANNs STEELE, born Dec. 31, 1820; died
1887; married Elbridge Gerry Sharp.
1429 vi HIRAM WELLSs STEELE, born Oct. 20, 1822;
died 1862; he was a sea captain.
1430 vii CHARLESs STEELE, born Jan. 29, 1823; died
1859.
1431 viii JENETTE G.s STEELE, born Dec. 1825; died
Mar. 27, 1854.
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1432 ix JAMES M.« STEELE, twin, Dec. 1825; died in
Andersonville Prison.
1433 X JOELS STEELE, born Feb. 5, 1828; died Oct.
31, 1837.
1434 xi EMELINE« STEELE, born July 20, 1830; died
Apr. 5, 1883.
1435 xii SARAH^ STEELE, born Jan. 27, 1831; died Oct.
31, following.
1436 xiii SARAH« STEELE, born July 26, 1832; died Aug.
26, 1833.
1437 xiv SAMUEL^ STEELE, twin, died c. 1912; lived in
California.
695 LYDIA^ WHEAT {James^, Benjamin', ^ Samuel', Joshua*,
Moses'), born Aug. 2, 1820;
married 1) Mar. 21, 1844, James M. Lockridge, by Thos.
M. Chesnut, Minister of the Gospel; 2) May 27, 1852, as
his third wife, Andrew Loop, by James Little, Minister of
the Gospel; he was the son of Christian and Eva (Airhart)
Loop, was born 1816 in Augusta Co., Va. and removed to
Indiana. His 1st wife was Elizabeth Airhart; his 2nd,
Harriet Farlow ; he had a daughter by each wife.
Children of Lydia (Wheat) by her two husbands:
1444 i LOUISA^ LOCKRIDGE, married John Evans.
1445 ii WILLIAM C.« LOOP, born Jan. 17, 1855; mar-
ried Euphemia Dice.
2137 i) CLYDE^ LOOP, married Mamie Buchan-
an; farmer, living in Mace, Ind.
2138 ii) ERNEST A.» LOOP, married Ethel Conn.
2737 a WILBERi« LOOP.
2738 b MARY LOUISE^" LOOP, married
Wesley Sims.
2739 c ROBERTio LOOP.
2139 iii) LUDELLA'^ LOOP, in 1952 living, un-
married, in Crawfordsville, Ind.
2140 iv) ETHEL^ LOOP, died as a young girl.
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2141 v) RUTH^ LOOP, married Wallace McNulty;
in 1952 living in Mace, Ind.
2740 a PAULio McNULTY, married Finnis
Burkhart.
2741 b FRANCISi« McNULTY, married Bet-
ty Lou McNulty.
2142 vi) ESTHERS LOOP, married Wayne Daven-
port and died before 1952.
2742 a MARY ALICE^^ DAVENPORT.
2743 b VIRGINIAio DAVENPORT.
1446 + iii VIRGINIA ANN« LOOP, born Jan. 17, 1855 —
twin ; married William A. Stafford.
1447 iv ELLA8 (or ELLEN) LOOP, married Charles
Bratton.
2145 i) HERMAN^ BRATTON, married ....
Gailey.
2146 ii) WHEATS BRATTON, married . . . Faust;
lives Crawfordsville, Ind.
2147 iii) INICE9 BRATTON.
2148 iv) R0SC0E9 BRATTON, married Ruth
Fletcher.
The two marriages of Lydia Wheat are recorded by
certificate of the Clerk of Montgomery Circuit Court of
Indiana, Sept. 13, 1949.
696 GEORGE W."^ WHEAT {James', Benjamin', \ Samuel', Jos-
hua', Moses^), born Mar. 27, 1823 in Warren Co., Ohio;
died Mar. 18, 1903 ae 80 yrs. (Bible record)
married 1) Oct. 16, 1844, Mary E. Dorcey of Baltimore,
Md., bom Aug. 20, 1827, daughter of George and Alice
Dorcey; 2) Oct. 16, 1862, Euphemia Davidson of Rush
Co., Ind., born Nov. 18, 1836; died July 29, 1894.
In the Fall of 1842 he settled in Montgomery Co., Ind. and
twenty years later in Hendricks Co., Ind. He owned 66
acres in Union Township, Ind. in Lizton. He was a cooper
and farmer; a Republican; and member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
He fought in the Civil War; in Feb. 1865 he joined Co. C,
207
33rd Indiana Regt. and served five months until discharg-
ed on account of disability.
It is a tradition that he was bound out to a family to learn
the cooper's trade, but was unhappy and ran away several
times; also that his first wife ran away from home, leaving
four young children, and was never heard of again.
Children of George W. Wheat by his two wives :
1448byl)i HANNAH E.^ born Oct. 18, 1845, Montgomery
Co.; died Feb. 15, 1929, New Ross, Ind. ae 82.
1449 ii GRANTS, born Feb. 21, 1848.
1450 iii SARAH F.^ bom Mar. 31, 1850; died Sept. 8,
1874.
1451 iv JAMES P.^ born Sept. 27, 1852; died Feb. 18,
1907.
1452by2)v WILLIAM R.\ born July 24, 1863.
1453 vi ERNEST^, born Nov. 12, 1866; his widow lived
in Lizton, Ind. in 1949; she owns a family
Bible.
697 BENJAMIN^ WHEAT [Grant', Benjamin', \ Samuel', Jos-
hua\ Moses'), horn May 5, 1805; died Nov. 27, 1892. He
lived in Rome, N. Y.
married 1) Almira Hough, born 1811 in Western, Oneida
Co., N. Y.; 2) Mar. 21, 1878, Sarah (Dodge) Butts, widow
of John Butts.
Children of Benjamin and Almira (Hough) Wheat:
1454 i CAROLINE E.'\ married . . . Nightingale, of
Byron, N. Y.
1455 ii LUCY MAYS (^ig^ called MARY LUCY), born
Aug. 9, 1835; married Feb. 14, 1855, George
Cleveland of Rome, N. Y.
2149 i) CHARLES HENRY^ CLEVELAND, born
Nov. 14, 1855.
2150 ii) GEORGE ERWIN« CLEVELAND, bom
June 20, 1858; died Nov. 21, 1861.
2151 iii) CAROLINE ALMIRA'' CLEVELAND,
born Feb. 3, 1861 ; married Sept. 1,
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1880, John Bradford Butts, born Dec.
10, 1859.
2152 iv) MARCIA ESTELLE^ CLEVELAND, born
Dec. 13, 1868.
2153 v) MELVIN LEON» CLEVELAND, born Oct.
28, 1870.
1456 iii ALBERT B.^, born Sept. 14, 1839; married Aug.
25, 1869, Nellie J. Hawley, born Dec. 3, 1849,
daughter of Niram Hawley of Rome, inventor.
In 1870 they settled at Stafford, N. Y.; in 1888
at LeRoy, and in 1900 at West Batavia, where
they purchased "Whitehorns", the estate of
General Upton.
2154 i) PEARL ELVA^ born Aug. 31, 1873.
2155 ii) CLARENCE HAWLEY^ born July 30,
1878.
2156 iii) GEORGE GRANT^ born Feb. 19, 1884.
1457 iv GEORGE GRANT^, died in 1884; lived in Rome,
N. Y.; married Emma A. Rowley, daughter of
Jeremiah and Eunice (...) Rowley.
2157 i) EDWIN GRANTS.
2158 ii) GEORGE FRED^ married Luella G. . . . ;
they lived in Rome, N. Y.
2753 a GEORGE FREDERICK ROY^o, men-
tioned in the will of his grand-
mother, Emma A. Wheat, 1916;
married Miriam Myra ....
2754 b HAROLD WILLIS^^; also in will of
his grandmother. Both a and b in
1900 recorded as 'infants' with
their mother as guardian.
2159 iii) ALBERT R.^, died between Aug. 4, 1920
and Jan. 5, 1921; married Frieda M. . .;
they lived in Rome, N. Y. In 1921 she
was of St. Louis, Mo.
2755 a SEYMOURio, mentioned in will of
his grandmother, Emma A. Wheat,
in 1916; lived in Pittsfield, Kansas.
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2160 iv) WAYNE J.^ married Belle ... and died
before Nov. 20, 1930 when she as ad-
ministrator on his estate sold land in
Rome.
2161 v) ROY^
Many deeds of this family are in Oneida Co. LR at Utica,
N.Y.
704 FRANCES BEATRICE^ WHEAT (Grant', Benjamin', ^
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^) , born in Rome, N. Y.
married Sept. 3, 1850 as his 2nd wife. Rev. Lewis Benedict,
born at Madison, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1815; he had married 1)
July 8, 1847, Martha Tyler of Holland, N. Y. who died
June 25, 1849, leaving a daughter, Martha T., born June
21, 1849 at Rockton, 111. (not of Wheat blood) .
Children of Rev. Lewis and Frances Beatrice (Wheat)
Benedict :
1458 i MARY E.« BENEDICT, born Dec. 8, 1851, at
Rockton, III.
1459 ii ABBY F.^ BENEDICT, born Sept. 22, 1854 at
Aurora, 111.
1460 iii SUSAN W.8 BENEDICT, bom July 1, 1859 at
Geneva, 111.
1461 iv LEWIS GRANTS BENEDICT, born June 12,
1862.
1462 V HATTIE L.^ BENEDICT, bom Oct. 7, 1864.
706 WILLIAM" MERCER {Harriet Wheat, Samuel', Benjamin^,
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses'), born Mar. 21, 1821 at New
London, Conn.; died Apr. 22, 1871; buried Cedar Grove,
New London.
married at New London, Sept. 13, 1847, Eleanor Caroline
Allen, daughter of Lewis and Mary (Denison) Allen.
Before 1849 they removed to Buffalo, N. Y. and in 1858 to
Cambridge, Ind. After his death, the family returned to
New London.
Children of William and Eleanor Caroline (Allen) Mercer:
1463 i MARY STODDARD^ MERCER, bom Aug. 12,
1849;diedNov. 15, 1854.
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1464 ii ARCHIBALD^ MERCER, born Mar. 23, 1851;
of Los Angeles, Calif.
1465 iii WILLIAM ALLEN^ MERCER, bom Mar. 19,
1855; married July 2, 1877, Carrie Louise
Meeker; he was an officer in the U. S. Array.
1466 iv THOMAS ALLEN« MERCER, born A-pr. 6,
1857; died Jan. 17,1858.
1467 V JOHN DESHON« MERCER, born Feb. 8, 1859;
married June 16, 1894, Nellie Carnahan, born
Mar. 30, 1864, daughter of Hiram and Mary
E. (Morrison) Carnahan of Skipanon, Ore.
1468 vi ELEANOR ALLEN^ MERCER, bom July 15,
1860; married Mar. 17, 1894 at Los Angeles,
Calif., Judge H. C. Brubaker.
2162 i) HARRIET^ BRUBAKER, bom Sept. 1895.
1469 vii HARRIET WHEAT^ MERCER, born Nov. 24,
1862.
1470 viii FREDERICK WORTHINGTON^ MERCER, born
June 24, 1865; married Mar. 5, 1889, Statira
Lavinia Palmer, born Mar. 30, 1867, daughter
of Reuben T. and Statira (Hill) Palmer.
2163 i) ELEANOR P.^ MERCER, born Sept. 26,
1890.
710 SILAS^ WHEAT (William', Solomon', \ Samuel', Joshua^
Moses'), horn June 24, 1793; died Dec. 6, 1888.
married 1816, Eunice Dewey, born Feb. 28, 1794; died
Nov. 26, 1857; lived in Franklin, N. Y. See SCW, p. 73.
Children of Silas and Eunice (Dewey) Wheat:
1475 i SIBYL ANNS, born and died 1817. SCW, p. 73.
1476 + ii CORDELIA ELIZA«, born Oct. 8, 1818; died
1887. SCW, p. 75.
1477 + iii GEORGE WASHINGTON^, born Apr. 1, 1821;
died 1908. SCW, p. 77.
1478 + iv SYLVANUS ADDISON«, born A-pr. 7, 1823;
died 1897. SCW, p. 82.
1479 4- v JAMES MADISON^, born Apr. 5, 1825; died
1910. SCW, p. 82.
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1480 vi WILLIAM DWIGHT^, born May 8, 1827; died
1843. sew, p. 73.
1481 + vii MARY AMANDA% born May 23, 1829; died
1901. sew, p. 83.
1482 viii MARIA LOUISE^, born June 11, 1831; died
1845. sew, p. 73.
1483 ix eLARINDA REBEeeA^ born Nov. 22, 1833;
died 1845. sew, p. 73.
1484 X LEMIRA FRA'NeES^, bom Oct. 4, 1835; died
1907. sew, p. 73.
711 WILLIAM^ WHEAT {William', Solomon', \ Samuel', Jos-
hua', Moses'), born Sept. 23, 1796; died Feb. 27, 1872;
married Altamira Wolcott; lived in Treadwell, N. Y.
sew, p. 84.
Children of William and Altamira (Wolcott) Wheat:
1485 + i THOMAS J.«, bom Nov. 8, 1822; died 1891.
sew, p. 85.
ii & iii Twin sons^, born Sept. 10, 1824; died as infants.
sew, p. 85.
1486 + iv SUSAN MARIAS, b^j-n Jan. 8, 1826; died 1911.
sew, p. 85.
1487 + v WILLIAM BOLLES^ born Mar. 9, 1828; died
1912. sew, p. 88.
1488 + vi FRANeiS M.\ born Feb. 14, 1830; died 1915.
sew, p. 90.
1489 + vii eHARLES LAWRENeE^ born Aug. 18, 1840;
died 1864. sew, p. 91.
712 MARIA^ WHEAT ( William', Solomon', K Samuel', Joshua\
Moses'), horn June 19, 1799; died Aug. 4, 1875.
married David Sears ; lived in Maquoketa, Iowa.
sew, p. 91.
For descendants, see SeW, pp. 91-93.
714 SOLOMON^ WHEAT {William', Solomon', \ Samuel', Jos-
hua', Moses'), born Feb. 12, 1804; died Aug. 1, 1874.
married Ruth M. Griswold; lived in Sidney, N. Y.
sew, p. 93.
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Children of Solomon and Ruth M. (Griswold) Wheat:
1490 + i EDWIN RUTHVA'N^ born Aug. 23, 1831; died
1901. sew, p. 93.
1491 + ii OSCAR F.«, born Apr. 4, 1833; died 1898.
sew, p. 95.
1492 + iii LOUISE EMILY8, born Aug. 10, 1834; died
1905. sew, p. 95.
1493 + iv ADELIA H.», born Aug. 26, 1837; died 1893.
sew, p. 96.
1494 + V ALMIRON GRISWOLD«, born July 9, 1840;
died 1911. sew, p. 96.
1495 + vi ELIZA 0.«, born Nov. 20, 1843; died 1915.
sew, p. 96.
1496 + vii GEORGE A.^, born June 20, 1846. SGW, p. 97.
715 SYLVESTERS WHEAT (William^ Solomon', '>, SamueP,
Joshua', Moses'), born Nov. 6, 1806; died July 27, 1887.
married 1) Julia Maynard; lived in Franklin, N. Y.
sew, p. 97.
Children of Sylvester and Julia (Maynard) Wheat:
1497 + i HARDIN^ born Nov. 1, 1835; died 1876.
sew, p. 98.
1498 ii THOMPSON H.«, born Dec. 18, 1837; died 1862.
sew, p. 97.
1499 + iii FLOYD B.^ born June 9, 1839; died 1912.
sew, p. 99.
1500 + iv ELLEN JULIA^ born Nov. 19, 1841.
sew, p. 100.
1501 + V MORRIS LAMBERT«, born Oct. 13, 1848; died
1908. sew, p. 101.
1502 vi EMERSON^, born June 2, 1851; died 1920.
sew, p. 97.
1503 vii EMILYS twin, born June 2, 1851; died 1860 or
'61. sew, p. 97.
716 ELIZA'S WHEAT {William'^, Solomon', '>, Samuel', Joshua',
Moses'), horn Mar. 3, 1811; died 1883.
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married Charles Jefferson Wood; lived at Franklin, N. Y.
sew, p. 101.
For descendants, see SCW pp. 101-104.
717 CYRUS HOWELL^ WHEAT {William^ Solomon', K
Samuel', Joshua^ Moses'), bom Mar. 28, 1813; died 1905.
married Amanda Rogers; lived in Treadwell, N. Y.
SCW, p. 104.
Children of Cyrus and Amanda (Rogers) Wheat:
1504 i AMOS WATSONS, bom Aug. 12, 1839; died
1863. SCW, p. 104.
1505 + ii MARION EUNICE^, born June 19, 1841.
SCW, p. 104.
1506 + iii HARTSON L.«, born Mar. 18, 1843; died 1912.
SCW, p. 105.
1507 4- iv PORTER ASBURY^, born Mar. 24, 1845.
SCW, p. 105.
1508 V HERBERT L.^, born Aug. 26, 1847; died 1867.
SCW, p. 104.
1509 vi LEROY C.^, born Jan. 22, 1849; died 1864.
SCW, p. 104.
1510 + vii ORTON W.«, born Jan. 30, 1852; died 1913.
SCW, p. 104.
718 EDWARD MATSON^ WHEAT {William', Solomon', ^
Samuel', Joshua^, Moses'), bom July 14, 1816; died Mar.
30, 1876.
married Albina Hawley; lived in California. SCW, p. 107.
Children of Edward Matson and Albina (Hawley) Wheat:
1511 i SELEN BERENICE^, born 1843; died 1862.
SCW, p. 107.
1512 ii EDWARD ERALBURN«, born 1848; died 1855.
SCW, p. 107.
726 ABIJAH COLLINS^ WHEAT (Samuel^ Solomon', K Sam-
uel', Joshua^, Moses'), born probably at Glastonbury,
Conn., Oct. 15, 1809; died Mar. 25, 1881 at Sunbury, Pa.
married at Newbury, Mass., Apr. 19, 1835, Priscilla Per-
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kins PettingiU, born at Newbury Apr. 19, 1812; died July
27, 1903, daughter of Moses and Mary (Perkins) Pettin-
gill of Newburyport, Mass. The Lowell, Mass. VR give the
marriage intentions of A'bijah of Lowell and Priscilla of
Newburyport as Aug. 26, 1832.
He was a Baptist minister and physician, spoke French and
German fluently and knew Latin, Greek and Hebrew,
though he had little schooling. As a lad in Essex, Conn, he
learned French from a tailor in exchange for English, and
when the tailor moved to French Canada, Abijah went
with him, and later preached to French Canadians in their
own tongue.
In 1835 he was in Glastonbury, and soon after was in
charge of a Methodist church there; in July 1838 he was
in Willimantic, then pastor of Baptist churches in Clinton
and in Branford, Conn. In November 1848 he was called
to the North Baptist Church in New York City. While there
an epidemic of cholera occurred, and on account of over-
work in caring for the sick during a very hot summer, he
broke down and was forced to take a vacation. On his re-
turn he resigned and became pastor of the Second Baptist
Church in Philadelphia in 1853. Being injured in a rail-
road accident, he spent several years in Georgia and
Alabama for his health, going then to the Baptist Church
in New Britain, Pa., remaining to about the close of the
Civil War. When party feeling in his congregation ordered
him not to pray for the President of the United States he
resigned his charge. He organized a church in Coatesville,
Pa. and was for a short time connected with churches in
Milton, Watsontown before settling at Sunbury. Soon after
he retired as a preacher and practiced medicine until 1876
when he had a stroke of paralysis.
Children of Rev. Abijah and Priscilla (Pettingill)
Wheat:
1517 i MARIA PRISCILLA*, born July 22, 1838 in
Willimantic, Conn.; died Jan. 28, 1906 at Mt.
Airy, N. C; married 1) Dr. Joseph Walter
Rowe, born Nov. 12, 1831 at Gosport, England;
died Jan. 11, 1866; 2) Apr. 19, 1871, George
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J. Piper of Milton, Pa. Dr. Rowe was brought
to this country as a child, graduated from Jef-
ferson Medical Academy, 1853, and practiced
in Philadelphia. In 1884 Mrs. Piper lived in
Milton, Pa.
2255 + i) WALTER WHEAT^ ROWE, born Dec. 16,
1860.
2256 ii) NELLIE HUTCHINSON^ ROWE, born
Nov. 16, 1872; died 1893.
1518 ii ELLA AMELIA^, bom Oct. 24, 1844 in Clinton,
Conn.; living in 1921 in Philadelphia; mar-
ried at Gwynedd, Pa., June 4, 1865, Edward
Furman Baldwin, born Oct. 22, 1847, son of
Rev. Norman B. and Caroline Baldwin. They
settled in Philadelphia, where he was a real
estate lawyer; he became a licensed Baptist
preacher, was ordained in 1880 at Asheville,
N. C. and was pastor of the 1st Baptist Church
at Greensboro, N. C. In 1884 they went to
Morocco as missionaries to the Mohammedans;
she had studied at the Woman's Medical Col-
lege in Philadelphia and proved a valuable aid
in the Mission. They were not sent out by any
organization but when they reached England,
the North African Mission Society to the Ber-
bers promised them a house but no further
support. They had with them their nine child-
ren and an adopted daughter, "Mamie" Dyson.
In 1889 on account of overwork and illness,
Mr. Baldwin resigned, took the four younger
children and settled in Jerusalem, Palestine;
in 1921 he and the daughter Anita were still
there. In 1890 Mrs. Baldwin wrote a tragic
letter to her sister: "I cant remember, but sup-
pose I told you I was going to the Woman's
College this year" — she was back in Philadel-
phia — "trying to drown my heartache in study
but tis uphill work. And doctor told me this
morning I was far more fit for the Hospital
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than the college. We have sixteen lectures a
week besides all other work which will increase
from week to week but I thought this was the
best use I could put Uncle C's money to. It
will about consume it by the time the year is
finished and if Ned's poisin (sic) ladened let-
ters dont stop I may have to give up the attempt
here". In 1900 she went to South Africa; in
1904 she spent five months in Jerusalem in
charge of the Shemlin Training School for
Syrian girls, in the Lebanon mountains, and
under the British Syrian Mission. After a few
years there she returned to the mission in
Africa, working there until 1917 when she
retired.
"Uncle C's money", to which she refers, was a
legacy of $500. left her by her father's brother,
Cornelius Richardson Wheat.
Children of Rev. Edward Furman and Ella Amelia
(Wheat) Baldwin:
2257 i) CARRIE WHEAT^ BALDWIN, born
Sept. 4, 1866.
2258 ii) EDWARD'' BALDWIN, bom Jan. 8, 1868.
2259 iii) REBA LESLIE^ BALDWIN, born A-pr. 12,
1869.
2260 iv) EDNA PRISCILLA" BALDWIN, bom
Jan. 23, 1871 at Milton, Pa.; was called
'Pearl'; married Ralph Read, from
Bristol, England to Pretoria, South
Africa; he was a Life Insurance broker
and member of the City Council in Pre-
toria, where they lived.
2847 a MARION NATALIA^" READ, born
July 18, 1901 at Hill Head, near
Durban.
2848 b THEODORE ROOSEVELT BALD-
WIN^o READ, born Oct. 10, 1908
in Pretoria.
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2261 v) GERTRUDE J.» BALDWIN, born July
13, 1872.
2262 vi) FRANK AMBLER" BALDWIN, born
Mar. 12, 1874.
2263 vii) FURMAN 0.» BALDWIN, born Sept. 2,
1875.
2264 viii) NORMAN ABIJAH" BALDWIN, born
Mar. 27, 1877; married 1) Apr. 1908,
Lulu Meyers, who died May 12, 1910,
2) Christeen Larson.
2849 a MARGARET LULU^" BALDWIN,
bom May 10, 1910.
2850 b REBA KATHERINEi« BALDWIN,
born Aug. 16, 1915.
2265 ix) ANITA S.» BALDWIN, born Jan. 8, 1880.
2266 x) LELLA GRACE" BALDWIN, bom May 4,
1886.
732 JEROME BONAPARTE" WHEAT {Dr. John', Solomon', *,
Samuel', Joshua^, Moses^), born Apr. 12, 1809 at Glaston-
bury, Conn.; died at New Haven, June 7, 1895.
married 1) 1834, Charlotte Schuster of St. Croix, Danish
West Indies, in New Haven; they were divorced; 2) Helen
Jeffrey, in New York City, daughter of Robert and Mary
(McClellan or Mc Allen) Jeffrey from Edinburgh, Scot-
land.
He was a dentist; in Charlestown, S. C. 1837; 1842-'46 in
Philadelphia, thence to New York City; 1879-'87 they lived
on Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; and after that in New
Haven.
Children of Jerome Bonaparte and Charlotte (Schuster)
Wheat:
1533 i JOSEPHINES, married a Polish count, a physi-
cian in Paris; she died ae 25 yrs.
1534 ii FINKA« died ae 13 yrs.
1535 iii ARBA8 (or REBA), died 1897; married Frank
William Savin of New York City; a broker;
they had 2 children, who married foreigners.
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Children of Jerome Bonaparte and Helen (Jeffrey)
Wheat:
1536 iv HELEN CORNELIA^, born Feb. 14, 1875; died
May 30, 1949; buried in Madison, Conn.; she
lived in Short Beach, Conn, and was unmar-
ried.
1537 V FLORENCES, born Sept. 10, 1876; in 1938 lived
in Branford, Conn.
1538 vi BLANCHE^ born Apr. 18, 1878; died July 19,
1938; married J. Martin Bauer.
2280 i) EUGENIE^ BAUER.
2281 ii) SHERWOOD TREMAIN^ BAUER.
2282 iii) ROLLIN G.8 BAUER,
iv) daughter^.
1539 vii JEROME B.\ born Mar. 16, 1881; in 1898 was
living in Brooklyn, N. Y.; of Burbank, Cal. in
1941.
Inf : by Miss Helen C. Wheat, 1941.
738 JAMES^ WHEAT {James', Solomon', \ SamueP, Joshua',
Moses^), born June 17, 1806 in Hartford, Conn.; died
Aug. 20, 1854, Sandusky, Ohio, of cholera,
married Oct. 17, 1827, Harriet Hunt, born May 18, 1805;
died after 1895 in Ogden, Utah, daughter of . . . and Eliza-
beth (Pulsifer) Hunt of Glastonbury Conn.
He was a painter, living at various times in Middletown,
Conn., Little Falls, N. Y., in 1845 to Hartford, Conn, and
in 1850 removed to Sandusky, Ohio, where he was super-
intendent of the Hospital and Almshouse. They belonged
to the Latter Day Saints (Mormon) and after her hus-
band's death the widow and four of the children moved to
Utah.
Children of James and Harriet (Hunt) Wheat:
1540 i HAYDEN E.^, born Sept. 7, 1829; died Apr. 2,
1862; married May 9, 1859, Mary Louise
Seltzer, born Oct. 6, 1838; died May 25, 1870,
daughter of Dr. Samuel Z. and Mary (Fas-
nacht) Seltzer of Columbus, Ohio.
219
2283 i) MARY E.^, born Dec. 23, 1860; married
Apr. 21, 1891, William E. Learned of
Detroit, Mich.
2284 ii) LIZZIE^, married Charles Laner or Lauer
of Columbus, Ohio.
1541 ii CHAUNCEY BUCK«, born Jan. 9, 1832; died
Sept. 19, 1866; married . . . who died in 1875.
He was employed in the Navy Yard at Pensa-
cola, Fla.
2285 i) SAMUEL'', was a mental patient in a U. S.
hospital in Washington, D. C.
2286 ii) CHAUNCEY LEONARD^, born c. 1859;
in 1896 of Muscogee, Fla. and in 1908
of Pinewood, Fla.; married and had 6
children.
Two other children^ — names not given.
1542 iii HORACE B.^ born May 7, 1837; died at Ogden,
Utah in Mar. 1876, leaving children
2287 i) ERNEST D^
2288 ii) ALTA MAY^
1543 iv RALPH HUNT^ born May 28, 1834; died Aug.
15, 1897; buried in Alder Brook cemetery,
Guilford, Conn, where he lived; married 1)
Clara H. Meigs, daughter of Erastus Kimberly
Meigs; 2) ? Julia Samantha Walkley. He was
a painter.
2289 i) EMMA LOUISE^, born May 16, 1862;
married 1 ) Walter A. Barker of Clinton,
Conn.; 2) Daniel J. Smith of New
Haven.
2290 ii) GERTRUDE HASTINGS^ bom June 23,
. . . . ; married Alonzo T. Curtis of New
Haven. (Is she the LILLIAN GER-
TRUDE, bom June 24, 1879 given by
Talcott in his genealogical records of
Guilford?).
2851 a LAURA EMMA^" CURTIS.
2852 b GEORGE RICHARDi« CURTIS.
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2853 c VIVIAN IDELL^" CURTIS.
2291 iii) ANNA MARTIN^ born July 12, 1869;
died Aug. 1, 1870; buried in Alder
Brook cemetery.
2292 iv) GEORGE RICHARD^ born Sept. 8, 1872;
died May 17, 1888; bur. Alder Brook.
2293 v) KATHERINE HUNT^, born Feb. 6, 1876;
died Oct. 17, 1900; married Charles C.
Barnes. s.p.
1544 V EMMA C.^ born May 1, 1843; married Charles
N. Hunt and had 5 children. Oct. 10, 1861, he
being of Morrisania, N. Y., son of Leonard
Hunt, perhaps of New Haven.
1545 vi JAMES ROBERT^, born Feb. 7, 1839 at Little
Falls, N. Y.; married Feb. 22, 1865, Caroline
Sophia Valleau, bom Jan. 23, 1843 in New
York City, daughter of Capt. Isaiah and Anna
(Borden, of New Jersey) Valleau of New York
and California. In 1856 James left his mother
and brother, Charles, in Utah and went to
California; around 1896 they lived in Sacra-
mento, and in 1904 in Oakland.
2294 i) EMMA CORNELIA^ born May 31, 1866;
married at Sacramento, May 13, 1885,
Clarence Ralston Hayford, born Mar. 8,
1864 at Peru, Maine; he married 2) at
Seattle, Wash., Anne Jane Neely, born
at Sacramento, Sept. 22, 1872.
2854 a BIRDENIA LEE (EUNICE) i" HAY-
FORD, born July 15, 1886.
2855 b RUTH^o HAYFORD, born July 10,
1893.
2856 c CLARENCE G.i« HAYFORD, bom
July 6, 1896.
Not having the date of his 2nd marriage, possibly b and
0 have no Wheat blood.
2295 ii) HAYDEN IRVING^ born Dec. 5, 1867;
married ....
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2856a a VERA EMILY^^ born May 14, 1895.
2296 iii) HARRIET ISABEL^ born Sept. 21, 1870.
2297 iv) JAMES MILWARD^, born Feb. 4, 1875;
married Leslie Ray Bryan of Sacramen-
to, Cal., born Nov. 18, 1881. They lived
in Reno, Nevada.
1546 vii CHARLES ORSON^ born Sept. 4, 1846; mar-
ried May 10, 1878, Agnes Douglas, a widow
with one son, daughter of Richard and Betsey
(Wordsworth ) Douglas of Ogden, Utah. Going
to Salt Lake with his mother and others of her
children in 1855, he had an adventuresome
life, riding the Pony Express, having close
calls with the Indians, and being in the fore-
front of all the enterprises of the West — the
P & Overland Stage, the Union Pacific RR —
and owned mines but lacked the means to work
them.
George Douglas Wheat, bom Nov. 8, 1876, was son of
Agnes Douglas by her first marriage, but he preferred
to take the name Wheat; not of Wheat blood.
2298 i) MARY TOAS^ born Feb. 9, 1879.
2299 ii) JAMES HAYDEN9, born June 14, 1881.
2300 iii) CHARLES ORSON^ born Sept. 4, 1883.
2301 iv) NANNIE H.^ born Dec. 13, 1885.
2302 v) ERNEST ASHLEY^, born Oct. 15, 1889.
2303 vi) SILVER^ born Oct. 14, 1891; died Aug.
15, 1892.
2304 vii) GOLD^ twin, born Oct. 14, 1891.
741 ELVIRA^ WHEAT {James', Solomon', \ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born Mar. 30, 1813; died Aug. 25, 1856.
married May 9, 1833, James Morrell of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
son of Jonathan and Rebecca Morrell of Redbank, N. J.
He was a house builder.
Children of James and Elvira (Wheat) Morrell:
1551 i ALONZO^ MORRELL, born A-pr. 3, 1834; mar-
ried 1) Aug. 27, 1856, Sarah Elizabeth Smith,
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born May 28, 1838; died Nov. 27, 1872; 2)
Mrs. Elizabeth A. (Smith) Waters. He was a
banker; cashier in the Nassau National Bank:
they lived in Brooklyn.
2306 i) FRANCIS WHEAT^ MORRELL, born
Aug. 7, 1857; died Oct. 18, 1859.
2307 ii) ARTHUR WILLMUT^ MORRELL, born
July 27, 1859; married Oct. 18, 1882,
Alta W. Cleaver, born Aug. 18, 1859:
they lived at Aspen, Colorado.
2857 a ALONZQi" MORRELL.
2858 b HENRY GILLio MORRELL.
2308 iii) JAMES FARMERS MORRELL, born Sept.
7, 1861; married Agnes Hedges, born
Aug. 22, 1859; lived at Aspen, Colo.
2859 a JOSEPH!" MORRELL, born July 31,
1887.
2860 b JAMES FARMER^o MORRELL, born
Apr. 1, 1890.
2861 c ERNEST JUDGE^o MORRELL, born
Apr. 1, 1894.
1552 ii LESTER WHEATS MORRELL, born Oct. 6,
1836; married May 17, 1859, Elizabeth Apgar
Cook, born Feb. 17, 1841, daughter of Isaac H.
and Catherine B. (Apgar) Cook of Brooklyn,
N. Y. They lived in Brooklyn.
2309 i) HARRIS COOK^ MORRELL, married
Minnie Burr; lived at Rockville Center,
L. I.
2310 ii) JAMES WHEAT'-' MORRELL, married
Emma McKeeche.
2862 a EVYLINE^o MORRELL, born Mar.
17, 1901.
2863 b LESTER GUY^o MORRELL, born
Dec. 1, 1902.
1553 iii ELVIRA LOUISE^ MORRELL, born 1842;
married Willard Amerman, born 1834, son of
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Isaac and Julia (Purdy) Amerman of Hunter,
Greene Co., N. Y. They lived in Brooklyn.
2311 i) WILLARD JAMES^ AMERMAN, d.y.
2312 ii) AMELIA ELVIRA^ AMERMAN, died ae
6 yrs.
2313 iii) ALICE CORDELIA^ AMERMAN, mar-
ried . . . and had a son
2864 WILLARD 10, who was adopted by his
grandfather and took the name of
Amerman.
2314 iv) ARTHUR DeWITT^ AMERMAN.
1554 iv JANE TAYLORS MORRELL, married David
Wilson; lived at Hotel Winthrop, New York
City.
2315 i) MERVIN9 WILSON, married Grace Paten-
gill ; 3 children.
2316 ii) GEORGE L.» WILSON, married AYina
Russell.
2317 iii) JENNIE» WILSON, d.i.
2318 iv) GERTRUDE^ WILSON, married David
Parkhill.
2865 a WILSONi« PARKHILL.
1555 V GERTRUDE HEBER^ MORRELL, born Oct. 20,
1847 or '50; died c. 1893; married John W.
Amerman; they lived in Kansas City, Mo.
2319 i) WALTERS AMERMAN.
761 ELIZA^ DEXTER (Elizabeth^ Wheat, Solomon', \ Samuel',
Joshua^ Moses'), born July 18, 1808; died Feb. 4, 1850.
married William Brooks, born Oct. 2, 1810; died Sept. 6,
1848 ; they lived in Springfield, Mass.
1567 i daughter'', married H. L. Doane of Deep River,
Conn.; they settled on the Pacific coast, the
place not given, and both died in the same
week in 1888.
2320 i) CARLTON B.^ DOANE, born c. 1881; in
1898 he lived in Manchester, Conn.
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762 LAVINIA^ DEXTER [Elizabeth' Wheat, Solomon', \ Sam-
uel, Joshua^ Moses'), born Jan. 20, 1810; died Feb. 2,
1896. She was adopted by her aunt, Hannah Coleman (268)
and grew up in Ohio.
married in Ohio, Alfred Avery, died 1880. They removed
to New York City, where he was a merchant, and after liv-
ing there and in Orange, N. J., they moved to Wisconsin,
where he died.
1568 i MARY L.^ AVERY, born Feb. 6, 1848 at North
Glastonbury, Conn.; graduated from Vassar
College and was an instructor there for several
years; she was on the staff of the Century Dic-
tionary in New York, and in 1895 was a teacher
and assistant librarian at Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
765 NELSON^ BROOKS (Elizabeth' Wheat, Solomon', \ Sam-
uel^, Joshua^, Moses'), bom Dec. 6, 1819; died Jan. 23,
1894; he was a stone-cutter and worked in the U. S.
Armory at Springfield, Mass., later in Portland and Ken-
sington, Conn, and in 1870 removed to Meriden, Conn,
married 1) Dec. 1, 1843, A'lbina E. Squires who died June
21, 1847; 2) June 15, 1854, Emily A. (Tilbury) Horton,
daughter of Abram Van Tilbury, and widow of Sampson
Horton.
1569 i ALBINA M.^ BROOKS, born Oct. 22, 1844; mar-
ried Feb. 9, 1878, Harry Ferris, born Jan. 30,
1839, son of Rev. Ira Ferris of the New York
Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Mary, daughter of Rev. Daniel Ostrander.
1570 ii WILLIAM LEANDER« BROOKS, born June 29,
1856; married June 29, 1885, Stella M. Bene-
dict, born Nov. 1, 1861, daughter of Frederick
H. and Lydia F. (Weldon) Benedict. They liv-
ed in Meriden, Conn.; he w£is an insurance
broker.
2321 i) RUBY*' BROOKS.
2322 ii) BESSIE^ BROOKS.
2323 iii) STELLA^ BROOKS.
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2324 iv) LENA^ BROOKS.
1571 iii EDGAR HORTONs BROOKS, born July 25,
1863; married Aug. 25, 1884, Lena F. Bene-
dict; he was a salesman in Boston, Mass.
2325 i) EDNA F.» BROOKS, born Jan. 16, 1888.
767 REVILLO" BROOKS {Elizabeth' Wheat, Solomon^, ^ 5am-
^ieZ^ Joshua', Moses'), born Dec. 11, 1822; died Mar. 1,
1895;
married Lucretia Green Hubbard of East Haddam, Conn.,
born Oct. 1, 1825; died Apr. 3, 1880; they lived in East
Haddam.
1572 i CARLTON^ BROOKS, born Nov. 30, 1848; a
merchant in Brooklyn, N Y.
1573 ii ADELAIDE ROBBINS« BROOKS, born Feb. 22,
1854; married John C. Clough of New Britain,
Conn.
2326 i) GERTRUDE MARIE" CLOUGH, born
Jan. 26, 1875.
2327 ii) GUSSIE CARLTON» CLOUGH, born
Sept. 15, 1877.
2328 iii) ARTHUR BOARDMAN« CLOUGH, bom
Sept. 19, 1878; died July 19, 1879.
2329 iv) HARRY CARLTON" CLOUGH, born Dec.
20,1880; died July 20, 1881.
2330 v) LUCRETIA BROOKS" CLOUGH, born
May 23, 1888.
2331 vi) MADALENA ELEANOR" CLOUGH,
born Sept. 12, 1890.
772 ELLEN MINERVA^ BROOKS {Elizabeth' Wheat, Solomon',
Solomon^, Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses'), born Mar. 26, 1836;
married July 23, 1861, William Egbert Wickes of New
York City; since 1862 they lived at New Hamburg, N. Y.
1574 i JULIA D.« WICKES, born June 25, 1862, East
Glastonbury, Conn.; married June 25, 1891,
William J. Ballard, born in Kent, England,
Feb. 21, 1846, son of John and Mary A. (Ot-
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taway) Ballard. In 1896 he was Principal of
the High School in Jamaica, Long Island, N. Y.
2332 i) WILFRED WICKES** BALLARD, born
July 24, 1894.
1575 ii ROBERT OSBORNE^ WICKES, born Jan. 22,
1865, New Hamburg, N. Y.
1576 iii CHARLES EGBERT^ WICKES, born June 28,
1868, New Hamburg, N. Y.
1577 iv JENNIE MAY^ WICKES, bom July 14, 1870,
New Hamburg N. Y.
1578 V ARTHUR EVERET^ WICKS, born May 25, 1872,
New Hamburg, N. Y.
773 BETSY ANN^ TAYLOR {Sally' Wheat, Solomon', ^ SamueP,
Joshua^, Moses^), born Oct. 22, 1810 at Glastonbury,
Conn.; died Oct. 8, 1849;
married Oct. 22, 1826 at Owego, N. Y., Abraham Van
Tilbury, born at Union, N. Y., Dec. 20, 1802; died June
20, 1878. In Holland his ancestors wrote the name Van
Tilbourgh, and in this country some of the family omit the
Van. In 1845 they removed to Ohio.
1579 i CORNELIUS^ TILBURY, d.i.
1580 ii EMILY A.8 TILBURY, born Feb. 5, 1830; mar-
ried 1) Sampson Horton, Apr. 24, 1847; 2) as
his 2nd wife, June 15, 1854, Nelson Brooks
(765).
2333 i) WILLARD S.» HORTON, bom Dec. 28,
1848; died Sept. 15, 1851.
2334 ii) WILLIAM L.^ BROOKS, born June 29,
1856.
2335 iii) EDGAR H.9 BROOKS, born July 25, 1863.
1581 iii JONATHANS TILBURY, born Mar. 12, 1832;
died June 16, 1874; married Aug. 19, 1858,
Caroline C. How, born Mar. 1, 1831; died
July 22, 1889.
2336 i) SYLVANUS NELSON^ TILBURY, born
June 14, 1859.
227
2337 ii) OZRO M0NTM0RINTZA8 TILBURY,
born Apr. 17, 1862; died Oct. 8 follow-
ing.
2338 iii) FRANK LORAINE^ TILBURY, born
Sept. 21, 1863; died Nov. 18, 1868.
2339 iv) LAWRENCE ROSCO^ TILBURY, born
Dec. 19, 1867; died Nov. 18, 1868.
2340 v) WILBUR GRANT« TILBURY, born Nov.
4, 1869; married Oct. 6, 1895, Rosa L.
Guy, born July 30, 1876.
2866 a REX ADRIAN^^ TILBURY, bom
July 18, 1896.
2867 b ZENO ZANOLU^ TILBURY, born
Jan. 20, 1898.
1582 iv SARAH JANE^ TILBURY, bom May 31, 1834;
married Aug. 15, 1849, Samuel Burnett. They
had two children — no record — and
2341 iii) ELIZA ANN9 BURNETT, born Mar.
1852; married Nov. 10, 1872 as his 2nd
wife, Alonzo J. Yant, widower of her
aunt, Mary J. (Tilbury) Yant. (1584).
2868 a CORA MAY^^ YANT, born Mar. 28,
1873.
2869 b CLARREN WILLIAM^o YANT, bom
Feb. 22, 1875.
2870 c SARAH ETTIE^^ YANT, bom A^r.
22, 1877.
2871 d EVA ESTELLAio YANT, born Apr.
5, 1880.
1583 V SYPHA'S TILBURY, born June 21, 1836; died at
Perkins, Ohio.
)584 vi MARY J.« TILBURY, born Sept. 11, 1838; died
May 7, 1871; married Nov. 20, 1859, Alonzo
J. Yant, born Nov. 19, 1837, son of Henry and
Martha (Schultz) Yant. He married 2) Nov.
10, 1872 her niece, Eliza Ann Burnett (2341).
They lived at Forest, Ohio.
228
2342 i) ALONZO N.^ YANT, bom Sept. 9, 1860;
married June 21, 1892, Ella A. Sullivan,
born Oct. 5, 1862, daughter of John and
Hannah (Leahey) Sullivan of Killarney,
Ireland.
2872 a ELIZA BELL^o YANT, born May 10,
1893.
2343 ii) TRACIE BELLA^ YANT, born Aug. 25,
1866; married Oct. 13, 1887, Stephen
Douglas McDowell of Prairie Depot,
Ohio, bom Oct. 6, 1866, son of John jr.
and Clarissa E. (Douglas) McDowell.
2873 a ATALA A.^^ McDOWELL, born May
18, 1889.
2874 b LYNN^o McDOWELL, born July 23
1892.
2875 0 DALE^o McDOWELL, born Aug. 7
1897.
1585 vii GEORGE^ TILBURY, born Jan. 2, 1841; mar
ried Dec. 23, 1864, Catherine Phillips; soldier
in the Civil War, with the 49th Ohio Volun
teers.
2344 i) WILBURS TILBURY, bom June 16, 1866
2345 ii) ELIZABETH^ TILBURY, born Aug. 21
1868.
1586 viii AMANDA8 TILBURY, born Apr. 2, 1845; mar
ried 1861, Torence Oswald.
775 EMILY^ TAYLOR {Sally^ Wheat, Solomon^, \ Samuel",
Joshua^, Moses^), born Feb. 5, 1814, at Meriden, Conn,
married at Owego, N. Y., Apr. 30, 1835, Aaron Baird who
died c. 1883. They lived at Perkins, Ohio after 1842, and
after her husband's death, she moved to Sandusky, Ohio.
1587 + i LaFAYETTE MORTIMERS BAIRD, born Feb.
27, 1841 at SpeedviUe, N. Y.
1588 ii SARAH ROSELLA^ BAIRD, bom Aug. 30, 1845;
lived in Sandusky, unmarried.
229
1589 iii JOHN NELSON^ BAIRD, born Feb. 27, 1849 at
Perkins, Ohio; married Feb. 24, 1874 at Mc-
Gregor, Iowa, Delia Pearsall. They lived in
McGregor. s.p.
1590 iv LEWIS PUTNAM^ BAIRD, born Oct. 30, 1851
at Perkins, Ohio; married Sept. 29, 1875 at
Clyde, Ohio, Gusta Hand, daughter of Capt.
William Hand.
2350 i) LEWIS LEON» BAIRD. Telephone oper-
ator at Sandusky, Ohio.
2351 ii) CLAYTON^ BAIRD.
2352 iii) BURT9 BAIRD.
2353 iv) HAROLD^ BAIRD.
777 GEORGE^ TAYLOR {Sally' Wheat, Solomon', ^ Samuel',
Joshua^ Moses'), born May 12, 1818 (or 1819?); died
Dec. 29, 1891.
married July 23, 1845, Harriet M. Hale, his step-sister,
daughter of his father's second wife, Fanny Hale, by her
first marriage.
He was a carpenter in Alabama and Louisiana from 1844
to 1857; he later returned to Connecticut and became a
farmer, living in Kensington.
1591 i FREDERICK ALONZO^ TAYLOR, bom Apr. 24,
1846; died Mar. 13, 1849.
1592 ii GEORGE L.^ TAYLOR, born Mar. 8, 1848; mar-
ried Oct. 29, 1874, Mary S. McGrath, born
Mar. 31, 1855, daughter of Thomas and Julia
(Whelan) McGrath of Plantsville, Conn. He
was a farmer and mechanic, living in Kensing-
ton, Conn, and for many years was collector of
taxes for the town of Berlin, Conn.
2354 i) FREDERICK G.^ TAYLOR, bom Jan. 24,
1877.
2355 ii) CORA M.^ TAYLOR, born May 1, 1880.
1593 iii NELSON F.« TAYLOR, born Mar. 12, 1850; mar-
ried 1) Sept. 15 or 25, 1869,, Betsy A. Bidwell,
died Mar. 13, 1881, daughter of Harry and
230
Betsy (Hale) Bidwell of Glastonbury, Conn.;
2) Adella Warner, daughter of Charles E.
Warner. Mr. Taylor was a merchant, of Ken-
sington, Conn.; was postmaster there, first
selectman for Berlin, Conn, and for four years
Deputy Sheriff of Hartford County.
2356 i) WILLIAM H.» TAYLOR, born Dec. 19,
1872.
2357 ii) HARRY £.» TAYLOR, born Sept. 7, 1882.
1594 iv HENRY J.^ TAYLOR, born July 16, 1852; died
Nov. 29, 1894; married June 27, 1883, Jennie
L. Johnson, born Aug. 24, 1860, daughter of
John A. and Emily (Sizer) Johnson of Mer-
iden. Conn. He was a mechanic; lived in Ken-
sington, Conn. ?
2358 i) ARTHUR C.^ TAYLOR, born Sept. 1,
1884; died Oct. 23, 1889.
1595 V FREDERICK DEGOLA^ TAYLOR, born Sept.
6, 1854; died Mar. 27, 1861.
1596 vi HORACE LESTER^ TAYLOR, born Nov. 14,
1856; married Hattie A. Edwards, born Sept.
10, 1863, daughter of Joseph and Harriet M.
(White) Edwards of Cromwell, Conn, He was
hotel keeper in Cromwell.
2359 i) ETHEL M.» TAYLOR, born June 1, 1884,
Kensington, Conn.
2360 ii) LESTER S.^ TAYLOR, born Mar. 21,
1887, Meriden, Conn.
2361 iii) FLORENCE H.» TAYLOR, born June 1,
1889, Cromwell, Conn.
1597 vii JASON MONROES TAYLOR, born Dec. 7, 1859;
married Oct. 17, 1883, Clara E. Elliott, born
Dec. 5, 1860, daughter of Samuel A. and
Louisa B. (Bonney) Elliott of Rochester, Mass.
2362 i) CLARENCE E." TAYLOR, born Mar. 6,
1888.
2363 ii) MILDRED L.» TAYLOR, born Mar. 26,
1892.
231
1598 viii HARRIET CORA« TAYLOR, born Mar. 15, 1862;
died Mar. 30, 1864.
1599 ix LEWIS GRANTS TAYLOR, born May 27, 1865;
died Jan. 11, 1893.
778 CYPHA^ TAYLOR {Sally^ Wheat, Solomon^ ^ Samuel^
Joshua', Moses'), born at Owego, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1822;
died at Perkins, Ohio, July 3, 1903.
married Oct. 6, 1840, Rev. Oren Knox Mitchell, born Jan.
18, 1809; died Aug. 12, 1869, son of Sylvanus and Betsy
(Knox) Mitchell, of Granville, Ohio. He was a minister of
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Her mother died when Cypha was three years old and she
was adopted by her uncle, Horace Taylor of Owego, N. Y.,
bom in 1788 at Glastonbury, Conn, and died Oct. 14,
1885 at Owego, son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Ripley)
Taylor. When Cypha was 12 years old the family removed
to Perkins, Ohio, the journey taking 15 days, until Nov. 1,
1834; their furniture had been left at Buffalo, to come by
water, but Lake Erie froze over, and it was April before
their belongings reached Perkins.
Children of Rev. Oren Knox and Cypha (Taylor)
Mitchell :
1600 i ISABELLA CECELIA^ MITCHELL, born Apr.
30, 1844; married Dec. 16, 1867, Lieut. C. H.
Reed of the U. S. Navy.
2364 i) FRANK MITCHELL^ REED, bom Nov.
19, 1868 at Sandusky, Ohio; died July
9, 1870 at New Orleans, La.
2365 ii) HENRY D. COOK« REED, born Nov. 4,
1869, Perkins, Ohio; lived at Kansas
City, Mo. ; unmarried.
2366 iii) FLORA BELL^ REED, born Sept. 8, 1871,
Cleveland, Ohio.
1601 ii MARY ADELLA'S MITCHELL, born July 23,
1846; married Nov. 3, 1870 at Perkins, Ohio,
Philander Truman Barrett of New Lisbon,
Ohio, born Oct. 16, 1835, son of Herman and
232
Diadema (Treat) Barrett of Mendon, N. Y. In
1872 they moved to Clinton, Wis.
2367 i) ARTHUR COLFAX^ BARRETT, bom
Apr.9, 1872.
2368 ii) ELLA MAY» BARRETT, born Sept. 4,
1873.
2369 iii) SARAH ADELLA» BARRETT, born May
29, 1875.
2370 iv) CORA PEARL" BARRETT, born May
24. 1877.
2371 v) KITTIE CYPHA» BARRETT, born June
22, 1879.
2372 vi) LILLIE D.» BARRETT, born Oct. 4, 1881.
2373 vii) BEULAH BELLE« BARRETT, born Jan.
13, 1883.
1602 iii WILBUR HAMLIN8 MITCHELL, born Nov. 1,
1848; lived at Perkins, Ohio, unmarried.
1603 iv ELLA NARCISSUA^ MITCHELL, born Mar. 26,
1851 ; a teacher, unmarried.
1604 v FLORA EMMA^ MITCHELL, born May 14,
1854; died in Sept. 1855.
1605 vi ARTHUR MONROE^ MITCHELL, born May 11,
1859.
779 ELMINA EDDY^ WHEAT (Aaron^ Solomon', \ Samuel",
Joshua^ Moses^), born 1821 at Sacketts Harbor, N. Y.;
died 1885.
married 1842, Capt. James Midford Tracy, born 1818; liv-
ing in 1896, son of Benjamin F. and Sybil (Fish) Tracy of
Point Peninsula, N. Y. ; of the Norwich, Conn, family.
Children of Capt. James M. and Elmina E. (Wheat)
Tracy :
1606 i ELIZABETH HANNAH^ TRACY, bom 1844;
married 1869, Dr. Everett D. Waterbury, a
dentist, died 1899, son of John Morris and
Huldah (Downs) Waterbury of Sacketts Har-
bor.
233
2374 i) NETTIE ELIZABETH^ WATERBURY,
born 1873.
2375 ii) JESSIE LYNN^ WATERBURY, born
1881.
2376 iii) NELLIE MAUD« WATERBURY, born
1884.
1607 ii JAMES MIDF0RD8 TRACY, born Dec. 6, 1846;
married in Kansas, Feb. 10, 1875, Laura E.
Davis. He was a merchant in Honolulu, Hawaii
after 1889; before that he had been in Santa
Barbara, Cal. and in Seattle, Wash, when that
city burned. He was a cousin of Albert F. Judd,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Hawaii,
and Chancellor, and was involved in the rebel-
lion to depose Queen Liliuokalani which took
place in January 1893.
2377 i) CLIFTON HOWARD^ TRACY, born July
12, 1876.
2378 ii) JOHN DAVIS^ TRACY, born May 16,
1878.
1608 iii HOWARD^ TRACY, born 1848; died unmarried.
1609 iv JOHNS TRACY, born 1855; married twice; no
children.
780 LAVINIA^ WHEAT {Aaron\ Solomon^ ^ Samuel', Joshua',
Moses^), born 1827 at Sacketts Harbor, N. Y.; died before
1885, leaving a large family,
married William Bennett; they moved to Michigan.
784 EMELINE^ GROUT {Sally' Wheat, Joseph', ^ ^ Joshua',
Moses'), born Jan. 18, 1829; died Jan. 24, 1902.
married Dec. 6, 1845, Benjamin W. Chandler, who died
May 20, 1871. (must be wrong) .
Children of Benjamin W. and Emeline (Grout) Chandler.
1610 i MARY J.8 CHANDLER, bom Nov. 9, 1846; mar-
ried Mar. 8, 1865, Frederick Harlow.
2379 i) NORMAN F.^ HARLOW, born Apr. 5,
1867.
234
2380 ii) ROBERT F." HARLOW, born May 23,
1868.
2381 iii) JOHN W.» HARLOW, born Apr. 25, 1871.
2382 iv) ELI AS C.'^ HARLOW, born Apr. 12, 1877.
1611 ii JOHN W.8 CHANDLER, born Nov. 6, 1848; died
May 22, 1893; married Oct. 7, 1875, Alice A.
Dickinson.
2383 i) NELLIE L.» CHANDLER, born July 3,
1879.
2384 ii) EDITH M.» CHANDLER, born May 23,
1884.
1612 iii BENJAMIN J.« CHANDLER, born Dec. 6, 1850;
died July 9, 1878.
1613 iv AUGUSTA A.« CHANDLER, born Nov. 2, 1856;
married Nov. 16, 1876, Nathaniel Harlow.
2385 i) GRACE I.^ HARLOW, born June 1, 1879;
died 1883.
2386 ii) BERTHA M.» HARLOW, born June 5,
1884.
2387 iii) NATHANIEL^ HARLOW, born June 3,
1892.
785 RUSSELL^ GROUT {Sally' Wheat, Joseph', *, ', Joshua',
Moses'), born July 5, 1831;
married Aug. 24, 1852, Eleanor E. Boardman of North
Adams, Mass. They lived in Spencer, Mass.
Children of Russell and Eleanor (Boardman) Grout:
1614 i ELLA F.8 GROUT, bom Mar. 14, 1855; married
July 8, 1874, Alonzo H. Davis.
1615 ii EMMA J.8 GROUT, born Mar. 19, 1857; a teacher
in Spencer, Mass.
1616 iii ANNA B.* GROUT, born Mar. 1, 1863; married
Nov. 17, 1885, Melbern E. Smith; they lived in
Spencer.
2388 i) WILLARD R.^ SMITH, born Nov. 16,
1886.
2389 ii) ERNEST M.» SMITH, born Oct. 14, 1900.
235
786 HIRAM^ GROUT (Sally' Wheat, Joseph', \ ^ Joshua^
Moses'), born May 24, 1833; died May 24, 1902.
married Oct. 7, 1855, Marinda B. Peckham, died Jan. 11,
1876.
Children of Hiram and Marinda B. (Peckham) Grout:
1617 i CLARENCE D.^ GROUT, born Oct. 5, 1856;
died Nov. 3, 1878; married Nov. 15, 1877,
Augusta A. Robinson.
1618 ii FREDERICK W.« GROUT, born Feb. 23, 1859;
married Dec. 24, 1884, Hattie E. Crandall.
2390 i) ALFRED A M.^ GROUT, born Oct. 27,
1885.
2391 ii) CLARENCE F.^ GROUT, born Oct. 27,
1889.
1619 iii LAURA E.8 GROUT, born July 23, 1860; died
July 12, 1883; married Dec. 2, 1877, Leander
D. Bemis.
2392 i) NETTIE J.^ BEMIS, bom Aug. 15, 1878.
2393 ii) ANNA M.» BEMIS, born May 16, 1880.
2394 iii) ETTA M.*^ BEMIS, born Sept. 10, 1882;
died 1883.
1620 iv WALTER T.^ GROUT, born May 25, 1868; mar-
ried May 25, 1888, Annie Smith.
2395 i) HARRY M.» GROUT, born May 1, 1889.
2396 ii) EVA M.9 GROUT, born May 17, 1890.
2397 iii) ARTHUR W.« GROUT, born Jan. 26,
1892; d.i.
2398 iv) CHARLES H.» GROUT, born Aug. 30,
1894.
2399 v) CORA D.^ GROUT, born Oct. 15, 1896.
1621 V CARRIE L.« GROUT, born Apr. 15, 1870; mar-
ried Apr. 27, 1898, Walter L. Small.
1622 vi MARSHALL B.^ GROUT, born Jan. 28, 1874;
died Aug. 13, 1875.
789 CHARLES^ LEE {Sarah' Wheat, Benjamin', John'', Joseph',
Joshua', Moses'), horn June 21, 1793; died July 28, 1877.
They lived in Albion, N. Y.
236
married 1) Mar. 15, 1821, Eliza Sherwood, died Feb, 6,
1838.
married 2) Dec. 20, 1838, Eliza UnderhiU.
Children of Charles Lee by his two wives :
1623 by 1) i JEROME^ LEE, born Apr. 20, 1822; married
1864, Gertrude Smith; 2 children.
1624 ii JOHN« LEE, born Aug 5, 1824; died Jan. 17,
1853.
1625 iii WILLI AM8 LEE, born Mar. 21, 1826; died May
11, 1829.
1626 iv MARY JANE^ LEE, born June 5, 1830; married
Apr. 18, 1850, Judge Tilden, and lived in San
Francisco, Cal.
1627 by 2) V RICHARD HENRY« LEE, born Sept. 6, 1840;
died June 19, 1866.
1628 vi WILLIAM U.« LEE, born Dec. 21, 1843; mar-
ried Feb. 7, 1867, Frances Church.
2400 i) MARY E.^ LEE, born May 20, 1872.
790 ORA^ LEE (Sarah^ Wheat, Benjamin^, John'', Joseph^, Jos-
hua', Moses'), born Mar. 20, 1795; died Jan. 12, 1873.
married Feb. 1819, Abby Wells of Sullivan, N. Y.
Children of Ora and Abby (Wells) Lee:
1629 i CALISTA P.^ LEE, born Feb. 1824; living in
1888; married Oct. 23, 1849, Philo A. Hooper.
1630 ii ESTHER JANE^ LEE, born May 1, 1826; died
Nov. 1, 1871; married in 1855, William Mud-
gett.
1631 iii LAURA'S LEE, born July 29, 1828; married May
14, 1860, Benjamin Freeman of Middleport,
N.Y.
1632 iv JEANETTE^ LEE, born Apr. 11, 1831; married
July 8, 1860, Byron Berry of Reading, Mich.
1633 V CLARISSA^ LEE, born Mar. 29, 1834; married
Feb. 18, 1863, Carlos Porter of Barre, N. Y.
1634 vi ORA^ LEE, born July 9, 1839; married Feb. 13,.
1863, Sarah Gordon.
237
798 JOHN BAKER" LEE {Sarah^ Wheat, Benjamin^, John'',
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses'), born July 28, 1809; died Sept.
17, 1860.
married 1) Nov. 24, 1831, Elizabeth Mix, died July 25,
1834.
2) Sept. 2, 1837, Jane Eunice Nichols, died 1839.
3) Oct. 8, 1840, Mary Jane Prentice.
He was a merchant and Justice of the Peace; they lived in
Albion, N. Y.
Children of John Baker Lee by his three wives:
1636 by 1) i CYNTHIA ELIZABETH^ LEE, born Aug. 8,
1832; married Henry A. Glidden.
1637 ii JULIA B.« LEE, born 1834; d.i.
1638 2) iii JENNIE EUNICE^ LEE, born Feb. 27, 1839;
married 1) Charles Flint; 2) Henry Drake.
1639 3) iv MARY ADELAIDE^ LEE, born May 13, 1842;
married D. H. Pinney.
1640 V JOHN B.« LEE, born June 24, 1844.
1641 vi KATE» LEE, born Apr. 5, 1850; died June 1,
1857.
1642 vii ALICE WHEATS leE, born July 2, 1853; mar-
ried . . . Wilbur ; lived in Michigan.
799 CALVIN^ WHEAT (John', Benjamin', John\ Joseph', Jos-
hua^, Moses'), born c. 1792.
married Margaret Sweet, born May 22, 1799; not in 1860
census, daughter of Eleazer and Olive (Green) Sweet of
Adams, N. Y.
Apr. 4, 1836, Calvin Wheat and wife Margaret of Marshall,
N. Y. sell land in Marshall to Elijah W. King of the same.
(Oneida Co., LR at Utica, Book 73, p. 384) .
1860 census, Madison township and county, N. Y.
Calvin Wheat ae 68; born Mass. living next door to his
son Eleazer.
Ira Wheat ae 31 ; born New York.
Polly Wheat ae 35; born New York.
Frankford Wheat ae 4; born New York. )
Margaret Wheat ae 5 mos. born New York. )
Are these Calvin's Children?
238
Children of Calvin and Margaret (Sweet) Wheat:
1643 i ELEAZERS, born c. 1822; married Maria P.,
born c. 1818; administration on his estate
granted to wife Maria, Feb. 13, 1868 (Surro-
gate's oflBce, Wampsville, N. Y.) ; they lived in
Madison, N. Y. and on Feb. 22, 1868 she sold
land in Marshall, N. Y. Apr. 13, 1886, as of
Brookfield, N. Y., she sells more land in Mar-
shall. (Oneida Co. LR at Utica).
2401 i) BLENDENA^, born c. 1853.
2402 ii) CHARLES H.9, born c. 1854.
(ages as given in 1860 census) .
1644 ii POLLYS, born c. 1825.
1645 iii IRA W.^ born c. 1829; 1860 census he was living
with his father in Marshall; married Catherine
A ; in Oneida Co. LR in 1867 and 1879.
1646 iv CALVIN^, born c. 1832; in 1892 census, Madison,
N. Y., himself ae 60 and wife Mary Ann ae 48.
1647 v JOHN^ born c. 1836; in 1860 he, ae 24, was liv-
ing in the home of Jonas Henderson, ae 29,
wife Emeline, ae 24,
2403, 2404 JOEL^ ae 3, MARTHA^ ae 6 mos, all born
in N. Y.
1648 vi OLIVE«, born c. 1840; in 1860 census she, ae 20,
lived in the family of Stiles Curtis in Madison,
N. Y.
801 WILLIAM^ WHEAT {John\ Benjamin^ John'', Joseph^ Jos-
hua\ Moses^), born Sept. 26, 1795; died Apr. 25, 1871.
married Dec. 21, 1818, Lavinia Lanthier, born Feb. 28,
1782;diedMar. 29, 1869.
They lived in Manchester, N. Y.; he was sexton of the
Baptist church there, and always went by the name of
"Boss Wheat".
Children of William and Lavinia (Lanthier) Wheat:
1649 i CORNELIA M.^, born Sept. 29, 1819; married
1) Dec. 15, 1842, Samuel Lead; 2) Stephen
Bennett.
239
2405 i) HENRY^ LEAD, was a soldier in the Civil
War and died in service.
2406 ii) EUGENE'^ LEAD, died suddenly in 189L
2407 iii) FANNY^ BENNETT, married . . . Auger,
and in 1898 had three sons.
1650 ii RH0DA8, born Aug. 1821; died Feb. 26, 1883;
married Oct. 17, 1837, Oliver Hackett.
2408 i) WILLI AM9 HACKETT, was a soldier in
the Civil War; served nearly four years
and died in service.
2409 ii) GEORGE^ HACKETT, married Lydia
Johnson; had 6 children.
2410 iii) EUGENES' HACKETT, married Mary
Jane Camp; lived in Shortsville, N. Y.
2411 iv) ALBERT^ HACKETT, married Vivian
Pratt; lived near Manchester, N. Y.
1651 iii MARY ANN^ born Nov. 30, 1824; died July 2,
1832.
1652 iv FRANKLIN B.^, bom A'ug. 3, 1828; married July
6, 1847, Clarissa M. Granger, born Dec. 6,
1828; died Apr. 7, 1891. They lived in Man-
chester, N. Y.
2412 i) MARY ANN», born Oct. 1, 1849; died
Oct. 12, 1851.
2413 ii) EDGAR E.^, bom Feb. 18, 1852; married
Oct. 27, 1872, Alice M. Horner, born c.
1850 in the East Indies. They lived in
Sullivan, N. Y.
2879 a ALICEi«, born c. 1873.
2414 iii) ELVA A.^ born Sept. 9, 1854; married
Jan. 25, 1872, Eugene Payne. They liv-
ed near Sodus, N. Y.
2880 a OSCARio PAYNE.
2415 iv) FRANK V.^, born Apr. 22, 1858; married
Nov. 24, 1886, Emma L. Gifford; he
was a machinist, employed by Gould's
Mfg. Co.; they lived in Seneca Falls,
N. Y.
240
2881 a VERNON G.^", born Apr. 14, 1888.
2416 v) IDA M.9, born Mar. 7, 1863; married Nov.
19, 1879, William McArthur, who was
a miller; they lived at Waterloo, N. Y.
1653 V WILLIAM^, born Mar. 31, 1831; died Feb. 19,
1832.
1654 vi LOUIS^, twin, born Mar. 31, 1831; died Feb, 18,
1832.
1655 vii L0UISA8, born Oct. 20, 1835; died Aug. 23,
1875; married Nov. 19, 1852, Paul Worden;
they lived in Manchester, N. Y.
2417 i) LOUISA FLORIBEL^ WORDEN, bom
Oct. 8, 1853; married June 24, 1886,
William H. Post; she was a milliner;
they lived in Manchester, N. Y. s.p.
2418 ii) MARY MARIA9 WORDEN, born Sept. 28,
1856; married Jan. 1, 1877, Joseph
Warner of Manchester, N. Y., farmer.
2882 a CARLETONi« WARNER.
2883 b CLARA^o WARNER.
2884 c RAYMOND!" WARNER.
2885 d GERTIEio WARNER.
2886 e EDDIEio WARNER.
2887 f FLORAio WARNER.
804 OLIVE" LEE {Esther^ Wheat, Benjamin^, John'', Joseph^
Joshua^ Moses'), horn Nov. 4, 1802; died May 6, 1881.
married Mar. 1, 1825, Francis Wetmore Doolittle of Sul-
livan, N. Y., born 1802; died 1839. Until 1839 they lived
Lenox, Mass.
Children of Francis Wetmore and Olive (Lee) Doolittle:
1656 i BENJAMINS DOOLITTLE, born Dec. 29, 1825;
proprietor of Deep Rock Spring, Oswego, N. Y.
1657 ii J0EL8 DOOLITTLE, bom Dec. 19, 1827; died
Mar. 24, 1848.
1658 iii CHARLES^ DOOLITTLE, bom Apr. 9, 1830;
died Jan. 1884.
241
1659 iv AMELIAS DOOLITTLE, born July 18, 1832
died A-pr. 12, 1850.
1660 V HARRIET^ DOOLITTLE, born July 22, 1834
died Feb. 28, 1852.
1661 vi ESTHERS DOOLITTLE, born Jan. 27, 1837
married in 1863, Marcus Wilcox; lived in
Colonna, Mich.
2419 i) HARRY^ WILCOX, who had a daughter.
2888 a LOUISEio WILCOX, married Ed-
ward A. Davy and lived in Detroit,
Mich.
In 1946 she sent information on this family.
MARY WHEAT^ COWLES {Submit' Wheat, Benjamin",
John'', Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^ ) , born at Heath, Mass.,
Sept. 15, 1802; died at Montour, Iowa, Mar. 18, 1875.
married 1) Sept. 21, 1819. Lewis Putnam, born at Sutton,
Mass., July 16, 1796; died at Shrewsbury, Mass., Oct. 4,
1861; he was son of Bartholomew and Mary (Putnam)
Putnam; 2) Mar. 4 1865, Parley Goddard of Worcester,
Mass. who died Jan. 1, 1870.
The family lived at Sutton until 1831; at Sturbridge to
1838; at Whitingham, Vt. to 1848; and later were at
Erving, Warwick, Charlestown and Worcester, Mass. and
at Adams, N. Y. 1854 to 1860.
Children of Lewis and Mary Wheat (Cowles) Putnam:
1662 i AUGUSTUS COWLES^ PUTNAM, born Aug. 25,
1820 at Sutton; died Oct. 6, 1895; married at
Halifax, Vt., Aug, 11. 1844, Harriet Bond.
2420 i) HARRIET FLORILLA^ PUTNAM, bom
Oct. 13, 1847; married James L. Baird.
s.p.
2421 ii) ERNEST AUGUSTUS^ PUTNAM, died
at Charlestown, Mass. ae 24.
2422 iii) CARRIE OVILLA^ PUTNAM, born Aug.
25, 1856; married Nathaniel Heath
Guptil; resided at Lakewood, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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2423 iv) MARY ALICE» PUTNAM, died at Wor-
cester, Mass. ae 1 year.
1663 ii CHANDLER PRATTs PUTNAM, born Apr. 4,
1824; died Aug. 31, 1907; married May 5,
1847, Sarah Jane Houghton, born May 29,
1825, daughter of James and Sarah (Smith)
Houghton, of Whitingham, Vt. They lived at
Whitingham until 1861 ; later were of Worces-
ter, Mass.
2424 i) ARVILLA JANE^ PUTNAM, bom Jan.
10, 1848; married Nov. 19, 1868, Dan-
iel Merrick Wheeler, son of Daniel R.
and Susan (Halladay) Wheeler of Rut-
land, Mass. They lived at Worcester,
Mass. until 1874; at Rutland, 1880,
Winslow, Ark. 1882; Winona,, Minn.
1891; Springfield, Mass. 1907.
2889 a ETHEL ARVILLA^o WHEELER,
born Oct. 14, 1869; married Henry
R. Chase.
2890 b MILTON MERRICK^o WHEELER,
born Nov. 30, 1870; married Jessie
McLarren.
2891 c RALPH MORTON^^ WHEELER,
born June 13, 1872; died a week
later.
2892 d INEZ VIOLAi« WHEELER, born
Aug. 22, 1874; married Raymond
Kinsal.
2893 e ABBIE^o WHEELER, bom 1880;
died 1881.
2894 f CLARA SUSAN^" WHEELER, born
June 25, 1882; married Charles F.
Harris.
2895 g GRACE LEOTA^" WHEELER, bom
Nov. 3, 1891.
2425 ii) MARY ROSILLA^ PUTNAM, bom June
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5, 1849; married Nov. 25, 1873, Wil-
liam Holden of Worcester, Mass.
2426 iii) VIOLA NAOMP PUTNAM, born Oct. 15,
1851; married Oilman P. Hapgood.
1664 iii SOPHRONIA PARKERS PUTNAM, born June
14, 1827; living 1909 at Montour, Iowa; mar-
ried May 5, 1847, David Houghton, brother of
Sarah Jane Houghton, wife of Chandler Pratt
Putnam.
2427 + i) ALBERT LEMUEL^ HOUGHTON, bom
Jan. 29, 1848; married Hattie Hapgood.
2428 ii) HERBERT EUGENE^ HOUGHTON, born
Oct. 17, 1849; died Apr. 14, 1850.
2429+ iii) EDWARD LeDOIT'' HOUGHTON, born
Apr. 1, 1851; married 1) lone Shallen-
berger; 5 children; 2) Kate E. Chase;
5 children; lived in Lyford, Texas.
2430 iv) EMMA MIRANDA* HOUGHTON, born
Feb. 1, 1853; married Orland H. Stick-
ney.
2431 v) CLARA ANNETTA^ HOUGHTON, born
May 17, 1860; died Dec. 16, 1894; mar-
ried Samuel Chapman of Montour,
Iowa.
2432 vi) LEWIS LESTER^ HOUGHTON, born
Sept. 25, 1865; married at Montour,
Mar. 21, 1888, Viola Bond; lived at
Montour, la.
2911 a ESTHER MABELLE^o HOUGHTON,
born Oct. 26, 1888.
2912 b RAYMOND DAVID^" HOUGHTON,
born Mar. 21, 1896.
2913 c INDA LOUISEio HOUGHTON, born
Feb. 22, 1900.
1665 iv MIRANDA CYNTHIA^ PUTNAM, born Oct. 31,
1829; died Jan. 26, 1856; married Oct. 11,
1848, Lemuel Houghton, brother of Sarah Jane
and David Houghton, above.
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2433 i) FLORA^^ HOUGHTON, born 1850; died
1863.
814 JULIA ANN^ WHEAT [Benjamin', ^ John\ Joseph', Jos-
hua', Moses'), born at Phelps, N. Y. Oct. 20, 1807; died
at Dover, Mich. Jan. 20, 1842.
married Jan. 1834, Horace Rice, born at Madison, N. Y.
May 19, 1806, son of Joseph of Conway, Mass. and Mary
(Burnell of Albany, N. Y.) Rice. He married 2) in 1844,
Elizabeth Kirtland Chatfield.
They lived at Dover 1834 to 1850; in April 1850 he started
for California; left Salt Lake City in the spring of 1851
and was never heard from again, although every effort
was made to find him.
Children of Horace and Julia Ann (Wheat) Rice:
1666 i MARY ELIZABETH^ RICE, born Oct. 9, 1834;
died May 26, 1842.
1667 ii ELIZA ANN» RICE, born Jan. 29, 1837; married
at Amboy, 111., Feb. 5, 1861, Everett Augustus
Ingalls, born June 21, 1834; died Jan. 23,
1871, son of Augustus and Mary Shedd (Dun-
klee) Ingalls of Charlestown, Mass. He was a
certified accountant; they lived in Chicago, 111.
2434 i) JULIA DUNKLEE» INGALLS, born Oct.
22, 1865; in 1896, teaching in Chicago.
2435 ii) AUGUSTUS RICE^ INGALLS, born Dec.
27, 1867; lived New Plymouth, Idaho.
1668 iii CHARLOTTE WHEAT^ RICE, born Oct. 31, 1838;
married Feb. 9, 1860, Rufus Warner, born
Feb. 26, 1833, son of Hiram and Mary Jane
Warner; they lived in Phelps, N. Y.
2436 i) HENRY RICE» WARNER, born Feb. 2,
1861; he was a merchant at Clifton
Springs, N. Y.; married Dec. 28, 1887,
Ada C. Smith, born Sept. 29, 1862,
daughter of Abraham S. and Kate
Smith,
2914 a FLORENCE ADA^" WARNER, born
Oct. 29, 1891.
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2437 ii) ELMER EVERETT^ WARNER, born Nov.
12, 1862; merchant in Chicago, III.;
married Sept. 28, 1893, Louisa S.
Pierce, born Chippewa, Canada, Apr.
29, 1870, daughter of James Henry and
Louisa Pierce.
2915 a MARJORIE LOUISE^o WARNER,
born Aug. 2, 1896.
2438 iii) FRANK WHEAT^ WARNER, bom Nov.
10, 1865; merchant at Clifton Springs,
N. Y.; married Dec. 25, 1895, Kate
Oarlock, bom at Newark, N. Y., Dec.
28, 1866, daughter of Peter and Maria
Garlock.
2439 iv) SIDNEY INGALLS» WARNER, born
Dec. 29, 1870; died Dec. 23, 1873.
2440 v) MAURICE EDWARD^ WARNER, born
Nov. 12, 1876; lived in Phelps, N. Y.
1669 iv SIDNEY WHEAT« RICE, bom July 28, 1841 or
1842, at Dover, Lenawee Co., Mich.; married
in Chicago, Jan. 22, 1880, Mary A. Bruce,
daughter of Allan Bruce from Lancaster, N. Y.
He was educated in Geneva, N. Y., enlisted in
the 50th N. Y. Engineers in 1861 and served to
1864; from 1866 to 1895 he was in the whole-
sale drygoods business in Chicago, later being
in the Drygoods Commission and representing
some of the largest manufacturers in the United
States. They had no children.
815 SIDNEY^ WHEAT (Benjamin', ^ JohnK Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), born Dec. 27, 1809; died Jan. 8, 1882; he and
his wife are buried near Orleans, N. Y.
married Rebecca Wagoner, born Nov. 21, 1810; died Jan.
18, 1884; they were married Nov. 21, 1832 by Rev. Gideon
Draper.
Children of Sidney and Rebecca (Wagoner) Wheat:
1670 + i VAN BUREN«, born Dec. 21, 1834, Orleans,
Town of Phelps, N. Y.; died 1896.
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1671 ii HORACE B.^ born Sept. 7, 1836 (Bible record).
1672 iii MARY E.\ born Oct. 4, 1838; unmarried,
iv Twin«, born Oct. 5, 1838 (Bible record).
1673 V BERENICE^, bom July 24, 1841; married Charles
Shores, merchant, of Union, N. Y. s.p.
Bible records from Mrs. Sidney I. Wheat; the Bible be-
longed to John-* (1717-1784) .
817 LOUISA^ WHEAT {Benjamin', ^ John'', Joseph', Joshua',
Moses^), horn Dec. 18, 1814; died May 24, 1894.
married Aug. 30, 1837, John H. Ferguson of Canandaigua,
N. Y., farmer and merchant, born Aug. 5, 1813; died Dec.
13. 1891.
Children of John H. and Louisa (Wheat) Ferguson:
1674 i MARTIN LUTHER^ FERGUSON, bom Dec. 3,
1839; unmarried; employed by the Pruden-
tial Insurance Co.
1675 ii HARRISON BAGGESLYs FERGUSON, bom
Apr. 22, 1842; married Dec. 12, 1866, Ella
Clara Wader, born May 1845, daughter of
Rev. J. A. Wader. He enlisted in 1862 and
fought in many battles of the Civil War, finally
being wounded May 6, 1864 in the Battle of the
Wilderness.
2445 i) CLARA LOUISE^ FERGUSON, born Apr.
2, 1868; married Apr. 5, 1893, Robert
Hanson.
2922 a CLARA LOUISE^" HANSON, born
Jan. 14, 1894.
2446 ii) JULIA MAY^ FERGUSON, born Oct. 14,
1871.
2447 iii) JOHN ARDEN'' FERGUSON, born Dec.
23. 1872.
2448 iv) HARRISON WADERS FERGUSON, born
July 20. 1880.
1676 iii JULIA ANNS FERGUSON, born Jan. 30, 1844;
married 1) Feb. 28, 1865, Oscar Moore, born
Oct. 12, 1842; died Oct. 14, 1872; 2) June 12,
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1878, Rev. Samuel M. Newland, born June 7,
1849, pastor of the Clifton Springs Baptist
Church.
2449 i) WILLIAM MOOR (E)^ NEWLAND, born
June 6, 1879.
1677 iv EDWIN C.^ FERGUSON, bom Sept. 7, 1848;
died Oct. 8, 1854.
818 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN^ WHEAT {Benjamin', ', JohnK
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Aug. 18, 1817 in Phelps,
N.Y.; died Oct. 27, 1894.
married May 5, 1839, Mary D. Hermance, of Fredonia, N.
Y.; she died c. 1896.
Around 1836 he went to Lenawee Co., Mich., remaining
there for several years; after his marriage he settled on a
farm near Canandaigua, Mich, before moving to Adrian,
Mich, where he was in the lumber and sawmill business.
In 1852 he removed to Quincy, Mich.; he was postmaster
there for eight years, and had a store.
There is an account of him, with pictures of himself and
his wife in the History of Branch Co., Mich. 1879.
Children of Benjamin Franklin and Mary D. (Her-
mance) Wheat:
1678 i LUANA8, born Apr. 1840; in 1907 was living in
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; she was an army nurse dur-
ing the Civil War, under Miss Dix, and late in
life received a pension; was editor of a paper
in Kansas, writing under the name of "Lu
Wheat". She was sent to Japan by the Kansas
City Sun, and was also in China; lived in Los
Angeles for 25 years, and in Seattle, Wash, or
Portland, Ore. before moving to Brooklyn. She
was a writer on Oriental religions from an ag-
nostic point of view. She was disinherited by
her father, who left his entire estate to his
granddaughter, Emma Hastings. Luana mar-
ried 1) Henry Hastings; 2) Thomas H. Smith
in California, a lawyer from Kentucky.
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2450 i) EMMA W.» HASTINGS, a physician in
Denver, Colo.; she married in 1895 in
Denver, Dr. Robert T. Gilmore; in 1901
they lived in Chicago.
1679 ii EDWARD S.\ bom c. 1841; died Mar. 5, 1884,
murdered by his father-in-law. (Hist, of Branch
Co., Mich.) ; married Emma Spence, daughter
of Hon. William Spence of Murfreesboro, Tenn.
He was a soldier in the Civil War and saw
much service. They lived in Nashville, Tenn.
3 sons, all died young.
819 THANKFUL JANE^ WHEAT {Benjamin', ', John\ Joseph',
Joshua^ Moses'), born Jan. 2, 1820, in Orleans, N. Y.;
died Dec. 3, 1887, Quincy, Mich.
married 1) Mar. 4, 1841 in Canandaigua, Mich., George
Douglas Ashley, born June 24, 1813 in Westfield, Mass.
(?) ; died Oct 12, 1846 in Toledo, Ohio; 2) in Oct. 1851
in Geneva, N. Y., John S. Chapin of Chapinville, N. Y.
and Quincy, Mich.
In 1850 census Jane W. Ashley, ae 30 ,with her two child-
ren and Luany Wheat (her mother) ae 65, lived in Seneca,
Ontario Co., N. Y.
Children of George Douglas and Thankful Jane (Wheat)
Ashley :
1680 i SARAH JANE^ ASHLEY, born in Canandaigua,
Mich., Nov. 19, 1842; married Jan. 10, 1865,
Col. Melvin Mudge of Quincy, Mich.; they
lived in Highland Park, Cal.
1681 ii LOUISE WHEATS ASHLEY, born in Canan-
daigua, Mich., Sept. 19, 1845 ; married Mar. 3,
1874, Henry Jay Gregory of Quincy, Mich.;
she died Dec. 31, 1894. s.p.
Ref: Ashley Genealogy, Francis B. Trowbridge, 1896,
p. 399.
821 CORYDON^ WHEAT {Benjamin^, ^ John\ Joseph', Joshua^
Moses'), born at Orleans, Town of Phelps, N. Y., June 4,
1824; died Dec. 24, 1890 in Geneva, N. Y.
married Sept. 1, 1852, Emilie or Emily Anne Lacy, born
249
Sept. 26, 1832 in Albany ( ? ) ; died Feb. 12, 1924, daugh-
ter of Laurin Walton and Eliza Lacy, descendant of the
Huguenot family named DeLacy.
He settled in Geneva in 1845 and for more than forty
years was one of the most active citizens of the town; a
Trustee of Geneva, original member of the Cemetery Com-
mission, on the Board of Education, director of the Geneva-
Ithaca RR Co, of the Geneva and Southern RR Co., of
the First National Bank, President of the Standard Optical
Co., and of the Board of Health. He was a member of
Trinity Church, a Past Master of Ark Lodge, F. & A.M;
he made a number of inventions and took out several pat-
ents, among them the Florida Boiler.
1850 census Town of Seneca, Ontario Co. (Geneva former-
ly "a village of Seneca") ae 25, merchant.
1855 census, of same place, with wife Emilie A. ae 22, b.
Saratoga Co.
1865 census, of same place, with wife Emily A., child Henry
A. ae 6, and child, Grace W. ae 3 yrs. 2 mos; both
children born in Ontario Co.
1875 census, of Geneva, with wife Elizabeth A. (error for
Emily A. ) ae 42, born Saratoga Co., son Henry A. ae 16,
and Eliza Lacy, ae 63, mother, widow, born Saratoga Co.
Children of Corydon and Emily A. (Lacy) Wheat:
1682 i WALTON CORYDON^, bom Sept. 16, 1856 at
Geneva; died Oct. 6, 1859.
1683 ii HENRY AXTELL«, bom May 28, 1859, Orleans,
N. Y.; died Mar. 20, 1939 in Geneva; mar-
ried Dec. 24, 1884, Nellie Maxwell, born Sept.
5, 1862, Geneva; died Nov. 1955 ae 93 (obit, in
N. Y. Times, Nov. 30, 1955). He was a grad-
uate, Hobart College, 1884; member of Hugue-
not Society, Society of the Genesee, Society
of Colonial Wars, S. A. R., Geneva Rotary,
Adirondack League Club; President of Geneva
Y. M. C. A. for 25 years, and on the State
Executive Board.
2451 i) MILDREDS, torn Oct. 22, 1886; married
... Patch.
250
2452 ii) MAXWELL CORYDON^ born Nov. 9,
1888; living in 1955 in Daytona Beach,
Fla. married . . . who died before 1955.
An article by him on a ketch trip on the
St. John's River appeared in 'Motor
Boating', Dec. 1942.
2923 a MAXWELL CORYDONi« jr., mar-
ried Feb. 5, 1955 in Chapel of St.
Bartholomew's Church, New York
City, Dorothy Virginia Rasche,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Rasche of Jamaica, Queens Co.,
N. Y.
2453 iii) HENRY AXTELL^ jr.; of Rochester, N.
Y. in 1932; of Geneva in 1943.
2454 iv) BEVERLY LACY^; married Feb. 3 or 4,
1940, Shirley Roberts, daughter of T.
Tenbrook Roberts of Detroit, formerly
of Decatur, 111. and of Mrs. H. Hoggson
Roberts of New York.
2455 v) C0RYD0N9, bom 1898, FarmviUe, Va.;
died Feb. 21, 1943 in Geneva, N. Y.;
widely known artist, farmer and sports-
man; graduate of Hobart College; he
lived on Tackwood Road, near Water-
loo, N. Y. where he had a game pre-
serve; was a member of the Seneca
Yacht Club; married Fannie Woodson,
who survived him.
1684 iii GRACE WALTON«, born Mar. 26, 1862; died
Jan. 26, 1872.
1685 iv CORYDON LACY^, born Feb. 16, 1867; died
June 1, 1867.
824 REV. ELIAS AVERY^ WHEAT {Joseph', Benjamin', John\
Joseph', Joshua', Moses^), born Oct. 20, 1818; died Apr.
14, 1895.
married Nov. 25, 1847, Hannah M. Rich, born Dec. 16,
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1822; died after 1897, daughter of Josiah and Polly M.
(Brookins) Rich of Ogden, N. Y.
He was active in the Methodist church, ordained deacon in
1839, appointed to Elba, N. Y. in 1868 and filled the pulpit
there for 14 years before becoming President of the Con-
ference.
Children of Rev. Elias Avery and Hannah M. (Rich)
Wheat: 3 died before 1876.
1686 i MARY LOUISA^ born June 5, 1855; married
Aug. 21, 1872, Albert E. Blood.
2456 i) MARY ISABELLA^ BLOOD, born Sept.
25, 1873 at Crete, Nebr.
2457 ii) GEORGE ELMERS BLOOD, born May 17,
1875 at Crete, Nebr.
2458 iii) ROBERT AVERY^ BLOOD, born Jan. 18,
1877 at Little Valley, Cattaraugus Co.,
N. Y.
2459 iv) EDITH MARIETTA^ BLOOD, bom Apr.
27, 1879 at Little Valley.
2460 v) EDGAR ADELBERT» BLOOD, born July
23, 1881 at Elba, N. Y.
2461 vi) FLORENCE LUELLA^ BLOOD, bom
Dec. 17, 1883 at Elba, N. Y.
1687 ii FRANK W.«, born Oct. 4, 1866; married Jan. 16,
1895, Ida A. Hill of Rochester, N. Y. where he
was a merchant.
1865 census includes an adopted child, Edgar D, Perigo,
born Cattaraugus Co., ae 5 yrs.
825 JULIA ANN^ WHEAT {Joseph', Benjamin', John'', Joseph',
Joshua', Moses'), born Jan. 30, 1821; died Feb. 24, 1880.
married 1) Feb. 25, 1836, Nelson Sealy; 2) Apr. 12, 1856,
Newton Salisbury; died May 4, 1881. They lived at Gerry,
N. Y.
Children of Julia Ann Wheat by her two husbands:
1688 i CHARLES E.^ SEALY, born Feb. 20, 1837; mar-
ried Emma Damon of Gerry, N. Y. where they
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lived, removing later to Dickens, Clay Co.,
Iowa; lived there in 1898.
1689 ii ORSON N.8 SALISBURY, born Nov. 22, 1857;
married Aug. 31, 1881, Lucy Smith, born Aug.
9, 1856, daughter of Harry and Louisa C.
(Tracy) Smith of Ellery, N. Y. They lived in
Gerry.
2462 i) FRANK NEWTON» SALISBURY, bom
Feb. 6, 1885.
1690 iii JULIA BERNICE8 SALISBURY, born June 2,
1862.
826 LUCINDA ADELINE^ WHEAT {Joseph', Benjamin' John'',
Joseph", Joshua^ Moses'), born Jan. 26, 1824; died Oct.
9, 1896.
married Sept. 12, 1850, Albert Bush of Poland, N. Y.;
born Jan. 29, 1824; died Apr. 14, 1883, the 13th child of
Horatio and Rhoda (Livermore) Bush.
He was a soldier in the Civil War and was wounded at
Cedar Creek, Va. They lived at Poland; he helped organize
and build the M. E. Church in Kennedy, near Poland.
Children of Albert and Lucinda Adeline (Wheat) Bush:
1691 i FRANK E.« BUSH, born Jan. 13, 1853 at Poland;
married 1) Apr. 28, 1875, Ella Dawley of East
Randolph, who died Dec. 18, 1875; 2) Apr. 14,
1880, Ella Bates of Ellington, N. Y. They lived
at Kennedy, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
2463 i) FRANK LESLIE** BUSH, born Feb. 3,
1882; died Jan. 16,1884.
2464 ii) ALBERT LESTER^ BUSH, born July 25,
1884.
2465 iii) CLINTON VINAL» BUSH, born July 30,
1886.
2466 iv) RAYMOND BATES« BUSH, bom July
31, 1897.
1692 ii EDWIN MILTON^ BUSH, born July 3, 1859;
married Dec. 22, 1887, Gertrude M. Hitchcock,
born May 7, 1864, daughter of Milo and Louisa
(Hill) Hitchcock of Kennedy, N. Y.
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2467 i) ELTON HITCHCOCK^ BUSH, born Dec.
11,1888; died Jan. 22, 1890.
2468 ii) ETHEL^ BUSH, born June 2, 1893.
2469 iii) EDWIN MILTON^ BUSH, bom Feb. 26,
1896.
2470 iv) WINDFIELD9 bUSH, born Aug. 4, 1898.
827 LAURA AMELIA^ WHEAT {Joseph', Benjamin', JohnK
Joseph^ Joshua^ Moses'}, born at Shelby, N. Y. Mar. 18,
1826; died June 13, 1884.
married Aug. 9, 1845, Josiah Sprague of Ellington, N. Y.,
who died July 27, 1881.
Child of Josiah and Laura Amelia (Wheat) Sprague:
1693 i SIDNEY^ SPRAGUE, born Nov. 19, 1856; mar-
ried Dec. 28, 1881, Olive Johnson from Sweden.
They lived at Falconer, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
2471 i) FRED^ SPRAGUE, born Oct. 28, 1883 at
Poland N. Y.
2472 ii) AMELIA LAURA^ SPRAGUE, born July
3, 1888 at Poland, N. Y.
2473 iii) SIDNEY ARTHURS SPRAGUE, born
Mar. 14, 1891, at Poland, N. Y.
2474 iv) ADDISON JAY^ SPRAGUE, born Mar.
30, 1894, at Poland, N. Y.
2475 v) JAMES MANLEY'^ SPRAGUE, born June
4, 1896, at Poland, N. Y.
856 JAMES CLARK^ WHEAT (Josiah', Samuel', Josiah\
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses'}, born at Putney, Vt., May 20,
1818; died at Lanark, 111. Sept. 22, 1886.
married at Campbell Town, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1850, Brittania
Smith, born at Cooperstown, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1819; died
Aug. 12, 1900, daughter of Dr. Cyrus and Priscilla (Or-
cutt) Smith of Cooperstown.
When he was under two years of age his parents removed
from Putney to Hornby, N. Y. and after his marriage he set-
tled in Lyndon, III, 1851-53; at Lee Center, 1956-60. He
enlisted Aug. 15, 1862 in the 92nd Regt, Illinois Volun-
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teers; was musician, and was honorably discharged Oct,
24, 1863 for disability contracted in the service. He was a
carpenter.
Children of James Clark and Brittania (Smith) Wheat:
1699 i HELEN AUGUSTA^, born Oct. 20, 1851 at Lyn-
don, 111.; married 1) at Lanark, July 31, 1869,
Marvin Jenkins, who died at Arapahoe, Okla.
Feb. 1, 1900; 2) in Oct. 1901, J. C. Lindsay
of Chickasha, Indian Territory.
1700 ii AUGUSTUS CLARK^ born Oct. 27, 1853; died
Sept. 27, 1856.
1701 iii EMMA BRITTANIA^ born Jan. 2, 1860 at Lee
Center, Lee Co., 111. married at Lanark, 111.
Aug. 15, 1883, Prof. Andrew Jackson Lilly of
Dixon, 111., son of Capt. Thomas and Jane
(Dyer) Lilly who lived near Columbus, 111. In
1890 they removed to Des Moines, in 1892 to
Garner, in 1894 to Algona, Iowa, where he was
principal of the Northern Iowa Normal and
Commercial School. She was a teacher also ; in-
formation on this family was received from her.
2476 i) JAMES HENRY» LILLY, born Mar. 28,
1890 at Dixon, 111.
2477 ii) HELEN AUGUSTA-^ LILLY, bom Oct.
20, 1901.
864 SAMUEL ELMORE^ WHEAT (Samuel', ^ Josiah\ Joseph^
Joshua^, Moses'), born Sept. 29 (?), 1815; died Jan. 30,
1891. They lived in Putney, Vt.
married Sept. 26, 1839, Mary Gorham, born Feb. 15, 1816;
died Apr. 17, 1888, daughter of David and Surviah
(Crowell) Gorham of Westminster, Vt., descendant of
Capt. John and Desire (Howland) Gorham; a Mayflower
line.
He was representative to the General Assembly for Putney,
1869-70.
Children of Samuel Elmore and Mary (Gorham) Wheat:
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1702 i HELEN REBECCA^ born at Putney, Sept. 27,
1842; married Nov. 15, 1864, Henry C. Warren,
born Aug. 25, 1835, son of Rev. Otis and Emily
(Tuskham) Warren of Newfane, Vt. (Should
that name be Tinkham?). They lived at Char-
lestown, Mass.
1703 ii SUSAN SURVIAH8, born Aug. 18, 1844; died
Dec. 29, 1848.
1704 iii MARY ALICE^, born Oct. 28, 1847; died Dec.
17, 1848.
1705 iv HENRY SAMUEL^, born Sept. 23, 1849; died
July 6, 1877; unmarried.
1706 V ALICE SURVIAH^ born Dec. 2, 1852; married
May 28, 1879, Dr. George S. Foster of Putney,
born June 7, 1848, son of Nicholas and Esther
(Kernon) Foster of Vergennes, Vt.
1707 vi DAVID HOMERS, born Oct. 10, 1854; died July
18, 1865.
1708 vii HERBERT ELMORE^ born May 20, 1858; rep-
resented Putney in the Legislature, 1888-9; was
a merchant and in 1896 lived in Boston, Mass.
865 JOHN DENSMORE^ WHEAT (Samuel', ^ Josiah\ Joseph^
Joshua', Moses^ ) , born June 18, 1819.
married Oct. 7, 1845, Sarah Kathan, born Mar. 16, 1826,
daughter of Richard and Lucy (Reynolds) Kathan.
He studied at the Military Academy in Unity, N. H. and
was a major in the State Militia. They lived in Putney, Vt.
Child of John Densmore and Sarah (Kathan) Wheat:
1709 i GEORGE DENSMORE^ born Aug. 1, 1850; mar-
ried Nov. 28 1878, Florence J. Ober of Chazy,
N. Y. He was a physician and lived in Putney,
Vt.
866 LYMAN^ MILLER (Lydia*' Wheat, Samuel', Josiah'*, Joseph^
Joshua^, Moses') ; married Sarah J. Booth and died at
Putney, Vt. in 1891.
1710 i GEORGE'^ MILLER; in 1895 lived at Leominster,
Mass. ; married.
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1711 ii SAMUELS MILLER, a lawyer in Fitchburg, Mass.
1712 iii NELLIE^ MILLER, graduate nurse, living in
Mass.
1713 iv HOMERS MILLER, a clerk in Springfield, Mass.
in 1895.
1714 V SADIES MILLER, a typist, in Boston, Mass.
867 JANE^ MILLER {Lydia^ Wheat, Samuel^, Josiah^, Joseph',
Joshua^, Moses^), died c. 1875; married Nelson Flint who
in 1895 lived in Kansas.
1715 i JARVISs FLINT; was married and living in
Kansas in 1895.
1716 ii CROAGs FLINT; was married and living in
Kansas in 1895.
868 WILLIAM^ WHEAT {Solomon^, ^ Josiah'', Joseph^ Joshua*,
Moses'), born at Hollis, N. H., June 13, 1794; died Aug.
11, 1861.
married 1) Dec. 1, 1814, Amelia Nutting, born July 9,
1796; died Dec. 1, 1839, daughter of John and Sally Nut-
ting of Pepperell, Mass.; 2) Apr. 11, 1841, Chloe C. (Jones)
Cummings, born at Dover, Vt., May 5, 1807; died Nov. 14,
1887, daughter of Whitney and Betsy (Hazeltine) Jones of
Dover, Vt. and widow of Rev. Isaac Cummings.
He was a painter and decorator and lived in Oberlin, Ohio
after leaving Vermont. His daughter, Marrietta Wheat
Danforth in 1896 wrote to Silas C. Wheat of the move to
Ohio. "William Wheat started from St. Albans, Vt. with
two spans of horses and double wagons early in the spring
of 1834 with my two brothers and uncle Otis Wheat and
two other men to come to Cleveland, Ohio, but leaving his
family to come later by other conveyance. They were over
three weeks getting to Cleveland. The cholera raged there
all that summer, which delayed the family until fall. The
picture is as clear before my eyes as if but yesterday. I
wasn't twelve for I came for half fare.
The first of October we started ; the grand old hills around
St. Albans were white with snow. All were seated in a dou-
ble wagon with not very limber springs for the ride of
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three miles to the bay — then by steamboat to Whitehall
having a very boisterous passage. From there to Buffalo by
canal boat in four or five days. Then another steamboat —
the Erie — heavily laden and a rough sea. We nearly perish-
ed and I need not say how glad we were to set foot on
terrafirma once more. Cleveland was a place of six thou-
sand inhabitants. There were no fine viaducts across the
river — only a floating bridge lay on the water. There
were only three churches. . . "
Children of Deacon William Wheat by his two wives:
1717 by 1) i WILLIAM EDWIN«, born Aug. 16, 1815 in
Old Hadley, Mass.; died Dec. 12, 1880;
married in 1840, Sarah A. Gates of Cleve-
land, Ohio, died Dec. 21, 1881.
2478 i) ABBIE M.^ married May 21, 1895, Joseph
M. Abbott of Memphis, Tenn.
2479 ii) ALICE ELIZA^, married Oct. 17, 1882, N.
P. Johnson of Oberlin, Ohio.
An adopted son, Walter Hale, married
and lived in Dakota.
1718 ii JOHN NUTTING^, born Jan. 16, 1818 in Bak-
ersfield, Vt.; physician in Austin, Minn;
married 1) at Geneva, N. Y. in 1840,
Matilda DeWitt; died 1846. 2) in 1855,
Julia Cook. Of three children only one was
living in 1895.
2480 i) CARRIE M.^, married Feb. 13, 1878, Ed-
ward G. Bascomb of Austin, Minn.
1719 iii HARRIET AMELIA^, born Apr. 4, 1821; liv-
ing in 1895, unmarried.
1720 iv MARRIETTA«, bom Nov. 2, 1823 at St. Al-
bans, Vt. ; married Mar. 13, 1840 at Spring-
field, Vt., Benjamin R. Danforth; he died
before 1895. She lived in Oberlin, Ohio.
2481 i) CHARLES PIERCE^ DANFORTH, born
Jan. 8, 1844; married 1) Mar. 17, 1877,
Alice . . ., died May 21, 1888; 2) Addie
Kiedler. He was a machinist; served in
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the Civil War, in the 178th Ohio Volun-
teers; lived in Oberlin.
2924 a CARRIE B.i" DANFORTH.
2925 b CHARLES WHEATi" DANFORTH.
2926 c HERBERT R.i« DANFORTH.
2927 d GERTRUDE ALICE^o DANFORTH.
2482 ii) WILLIAM H.» DANFORTH, born Apr.
30, 1851; married 1878, Ella Spink of
Elyria, Ohio; a machinist and lived in
Oberlin.
2928 a GEORGE WILLIAMi" DANFORTH.
2929 b FRANK BENJAMIN^" DANFORTH.
2930 c FREDERICK RAYMOND^o DAN-
FORTH.
1721 V CAROLINE ELIZABETH^, born Aug. 16,
1825 at St. Albans, Vt.; married 1) June
17, 1841 '43?, Reuben H. Peck, died Sept.
22, 1847; 2) Apr. 8, 1849, Thomas D.
Phillips, died at Oberlin, Mar. 1890 (?);
he served during the entire Civil War.
2483 i) CHARLES FITCH'^ PECK, married and
lived in Topeka, Kans.
2484 ii) MARY N." PHILLIPS, married James
Baker of Lucas, Ohio.
2485 iii) IDA J.9 PHILLIPS, married 1882, Dr.
Charles Merrill of Marshallville, Ohio.
1722 vi LUTHERA MENDALL«, born July 8, 1829 at
St. Albans, Vt.; married Nov. 16, 1848,
John Agar of Cleveland, Ohio; he died in
1879; in 1895 she lived at Oberlin. s.p.
1723 vii JOSIAH ALFREDS, b^j-n in Cleveland, May
1838; lived only 2 days.
1724 by 2) viii ISAAC C. V.^ born Feb. 11, 1843 at Oberlin;
married Dec. 26, 1867, Adell Showerman,
daughter of Delos and Eliza (Phillips)
Showerman of Ypsilanti, Mich. They lived
in Detroit, Mich.
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2486 i) D. W.^ born 1868; died 1870.
2487 ii) LUELLA9, born Dec. 15, 1873.
1725 ix MARY NAOMr% born at Oberlin, Jan. 1845;
married July 26, 1866, Rev. Charles Oliver
Brown, born July 23, 1843; pastor of Con-
gregational churches in Kalamazoo, Mich.
1881, Dubuque, Iowa, and San Francisco,
Cal.
2488 i) VIRGIL ALFRED EDWARD'' BROWN,
bom May 2, 1867; married Viola Grace
Stafford.
2489 ii) VICTOR FRANK^ BROWN, born July 29,
1869; married Agnes Powell.
2490 iii) VINCENT WILLI AM» BROWN, born
Oct. 30, 1875; married Mabel Anderson.
2491 iv) VALENTINE CHASE» BROWN, born
Feb. 14, 1881.
Ref: Brown Genealogy.
1726 X ALFRED WHITNEY^, bom Jan. 1847 at
Oberlin; died Oct. 15, 1875; married May 26,
1875, Gertmde M. Hitchcock, born Nov. 18,
1849, daughter of Whitney J. and Augusta A.
(Hall) Hitchcock. He had a music store in
East Saginaw, Mich, in the early 1870s. After
his death, his widow married 2) Jan. 7, 1880
at Perrysburg, Ohio, Albert L. Story of Story
Hill, Milwaukee, Wis.
1727 xi JAMES MONROE^, bom at Oberlin; d.i.
870 HANNAH^ WHEAT (Solomon', ^ Josiahi, Joseph', Joshua',
Moses'), born Feb. 13, 1800 at Hollis, N. H.; died 1892.
married Apr. 9, 1823, Joseph Marshall of Salem, Mass.,
who died in 1834. The Salem VR give the date of mar-
riage as Alpr. 19, 1824.
Children of Joseph and Hannah (Wheat) Marshall:
1728 i JOSEPHS MARSHALL, died May 7, 1896 at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Wilson; his wife's
name not recorded, but they had 4 children;
3 d.y. ; the 4th married but died childless.
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1729 ii SUSAN F.« MARSHALL, married Hugh Wilson
of Salem, Mass. ; florist.
1730 iii WILLI AM8 MARSHALL; he had a clothing
store in Concord, N. H.; died in Jacksonville,
Fla., where he went in search of health; un-
married.
872 MARY ANN^ WHEAT {Solomon^ ^ Josiah'', Joseph', Jos-
hua^, Moses^), born Aug. 29, 1806; died around 1885.
They lived in HoUis, N. H.
married Jan. 18, 1836, Artemas Hale, son of David Hale
of Hollis; reported in 1895 that he had died long before.
Children of Artemas and Mary Ann (Wheat) Hale:
1731 i SARAH CAROLINES hALE; d.y.
1732 ii CHARLES ARTEMAS^ HALE, soldier in the
Civil War; married Emma T. Thomas of Hud-
son, N. H. s.p.
1733 iii GEORGE FRANK^ HALE; married Addie A.
Rustan or Preston of Cambridgeport, Mass.
2492 i) MAUD A.^ HALE.
2493 ii) ARTHUR W.« HALE.
873 CAROLINE^ WHEAT {Solomon^, ^ Josiah'*, Joseph', Jos-
hua', Moses'), born at Hollis, N. H., Oct. 27, 1809; died
July 10, 1846. They lived at Sudbury, Mass.
married Nov. 30, 1826, Deacon Abel B. Richardson, son
of Gideon and Lucy Richardson; born Oct. 24, 1794; died
May 25, 1881; after the death of Caroline, he married 2)
Oct. 28, 1846, her older sister, Elizabeth (871) .
Children of Deacon Abel B. and Caroline (Wheat) Rich-
ardson :
1734 i GEORGE OTIS« RICHARDSON, born Feb. 25,
1831; he was a detective on the Boston, Mass.
police force.
1735 ii MARSHALL MARCELLUS^ RICHARDSON,
born Jan. 13, 1833.
1736 iii THOMAS CUMMINGS^ RICHARDSON, born
Nov. 13, 1834; lived in Worcester, Mass. where
he was leader of a celebrated band.
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iv Infant^ died A'pr. 22, 1837.
1737 V ALBERT BLAKE^ RICHARDSON, born Apr.
29, 1838; d.y.
1738 vi LYMAN BALLARD^ RICHARDSON, bom Feb.
14, 1841.
1739 vii ALBERT BLAKE^ RICHARDSON, born Nov. 5,
1843.
1740 viii JOSIAH WHEATS RICHARDSON, born June
and died Aug. 5, 1846.
Authority: Josiah A. Wheat, their cousin (882) .
877 COOLIDGE^ WHEAT {Josiah C.«, Solomon', Josiah\
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Dec. 19, 1797; died July
27, 1849. He lived in Montpelier, Vt.
married 1) 1882, Betsy Reed, died Oct. 10, 1836; s.p.
2) Sept. 10, 1840, Mary Woodcock of Montpelier
or of Nashua, N. H.
By profession a marble-worker, he was also a musician and
played many instruments.
878 SARAH^ WHEAT {Josiah C.\ Solomon', Josiah'*, Joseph^
Joshua^ Moses^), born Nov. 19, 1799; died Jan. 8, 1864
in Lowell, Mass. while visiting a sister.
married Dec. 2, 1824, Jesse Danforth jr. of Amherst, N. H.,
died July 1, 1849.
They removed to Illinois in 1840, where he was elected
sheriff. After riding horseback all day to Ottawa, he took
care of a man suffering from cholera, when no one else
would go near him. The patient died in the night and Mr.
Danforth the next morning of the same disease. There
were no children.
880 SOLOMON^ WHEAT {Josiah C.\ Solomon', Josiah^ Joseph',
Joshua^, Moses^), born July 4, 1805; died in 1868.
married May 6, 1830, Deborah W. Ryan of Lee, N. H.
One record says she died Mar. 23, 1868; another in 1883.
He was a manufacturer; they lived briefly at New Market
and at Nashua, N. H. before settling at Lowell, Mass.
Children of Solomon and Deborah W. (Ryan) Wheat:
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1741 i JOSIAH C00LIDGE8, bo^ Aug. 1831 at New
Market, N. H.; died Oct.. 29, 1863, killed in
the battle at Lookout Mountain; married June
10, 1853, Sarah Mariah Mirriam of Hyde
Park, Vt. After his death she returned to Hyde
Park and died there in 1894.
2494 i) BENJAMIN EDGARS in 1895 living at
Hyde Park,
ii) Daughter^; no record.
1742 ii SUSAN ALMIRA8, bom Apr. 25, 1833 at New
Market; married 1) July 25, 1857, Alfred B.
Jordan, born Nov. 9, 1836, died Feb. 11, 1867,
son of Jeremiah and Isabel (Brimmer) Jordan;
2) in Oct, 1868, Frederick Cady of Lowell,
Mass.
2495 i) ALFRED E.^ JORDAN, born Aug. 30,
1859; married Laura Whitney of Marl-
boro, Mass.; he was a manufacturer in
Lowell, Mass.
2931 a FREDERICK WHITNEY^o JOR-
DAN.
2932 b MARGARETTAio JORDAN.
ii) and iii) one Jordan^, one Cady^, d.i.
1743 iii SARAH ELVIRA*, born June 24, 1835 at New
Market; died July 2, 1887; married in Mar.
1853, Henry Colby of Nashua, N. H., machinist;
soldier in Civil War; they lived in Lowell,
Mass. Their only child died in infancy.
1744 iv MARY CAROLINE^, married at Lowell, June 24,
1857, Charles P. Jordan, born Nov. 27, 1834,
brother of Susan Almira's husband; a machin-
ist. Two children d.i.
2496 iii) MINNIE L.» JORDAN, living in 1895,
unmarried.
1745 V FRANKLIN HARRISON^, born Mar. 23, 1840;
living in 1895; married June 1857, Hattie Law
or Low?; their only child died in 1863, the
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mother soon after; he was a machinist and
manufacturer in Lowell, Mass.
Three other children, vi, vii, viii — no record.
881 HANNAH POOL^ WHEAT {Josiah C.^ Solomon', Josiah\
Joseph^, Joshua\ Moses'), bom at Hollis, N. H., Mar. 12,
1807; died at Helena, Ark., Aug. 16, 1874.
married May 26, 1831, Harrison Pierson Ingalls, born at
Dunstable, Mass., Mar. 16, 1806; died at Memphis, Tenn.
Aug. 21, 1858.
They lived at Lowell, Mass. before going to Loudon, Tenn.
where he was superintendent of the East Tenn. RR. He
was in Memphis on business for the road when he died
suddenly.
Children of Harrison P. and Hannah Pool (Wheat)
Ingalls:
1746 i FRANCES ANNETTA« INGALLS, died at 18
months.
1747 ii FRANCES ANNETTA^ INGALLS, born May
24, 1835; married at Loudon, Tenn., Jan. 25,
1859, Rev. John 0. Sullivan, born at Christians-
burg, Va., Jan. 8, 1835 ; his father was born in
Cork, Ireland but at his death, when the son
was 7 yrs. old, the widow came to Alexemdria,
Va. with her children. He was President of the
Stonewall Jackson Institute at Abingdon, Va.
and pastor of Presbyterian churches at Helena,
Ark. and Mulbury, Ky. He died in Georgia.
Children of Rev. John 0. and Frances Annetta (Wheat)
Sullivan :
2497 i) CHARLES EUGENE» SULLIVAN, born
Nov 16, 1859; married Jan. 8, 1896,
Nannie Ewart Conty of Louisville, Ky.
He was pastor of the 1st Presbyterian
Church at McMinnville, Tenn,
2498 ii) CARRIE INA» SULLIVAN, born Nov. 4,
1861; died Feb. 1, 1875.
2499 iii) FRANK ARTHURS SULLIVAN, born
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Aug. 14, 1864; Principal of the Univ-
(sity?) Training School, Pleasantville,
Ky.
2500 iv) EMMA WHEAT^ SULLIVAN, born Mar.
5, 1866.
2501 v) HARRY INGALLS» SULLIVAN, born
Oct. 18, 1868; married Oct. 1, 1895 at
Big Stone Gap, Va., Alice Bell Duff.
2502 vi) FANNY OWEN« SULLIVAN, bom Mar.
10, 1872.
2503 vii) FREDERICK McALPINE» SULLIVAN,
born at Helena, Dec. 10, 1874.
1748 iii HANNAH MARIAH^ INGALLS, born at Nashua,
N. H.; died Dec. 21, 1841 ae 3 yrs. 3 mos.
882 JOSIAH ALFRED^ WHEAT {Josiah C.^ Solomon', Josiah'',
Joseph^ Joshua^ Moses^), born Aug. 10, 1810; died Aug.
3, 1899.
married Sept. 19, 1833, Susan Danforth of Amherst, N. H.
(890), born Dec. 16, 1806; died Oct. 10, 1861.
Orphaned early he lived with a friend at Lindboro, N. H.
until he was 14; went to school at Waltham, Mass., living
there with the minister, who wished to help him through
college but his health failed, and he became clerk in a
store; in 1832 he was employed in the drygoods store of
E. S. Goodnow in Nashua, N. H., becoming a partner the
next year. He was postmaster, 1840-1844, and was Deacon
of the First Congregational Church for 43 years.
Children of Josiah Alfred and Susan (Danforth) Wheat:
1749 + i GEORGE EDWIN^, born Jan. 4, 1842; married
1866, Addie Adams.
1750 ii EMMA SOPHIA^, born Apr. 17, 1844; died July
7, 1865.
906 GEORGE FLETCHERS WHEAT {Jonathan', ^ Josiah\
Joseph^, Joshua', Moses'), born Feb. 23, 1816 at Royalton,
Vt.; died 1863.
married 1) Mary . . ., born 1814; died May 31, 1845, prob-
ably at Royalton.
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2) Polly M. Pearson, born Oct. 8, 1820 at Ran-
dolph, Vt., died 1877.
All buried in the Howe cemetery, Royalton.
Children of George Fletcher and Polly M. (Pearson)
Wheat:
1751 i MINNIE W.8, born Sept. 15, 1847; married Jan.
26, 1872, James Henry Darrow, born 1844 at
Poultney, Vt., son of John and Mary (Smith)
Darrow.
1752 ii GEORGE IRA«, born Jan. 25, 1850 at Woodbury,
Vt.; married May 3, 1883 at Royalton, Lena E.
Alexander, born 1850 at Middlebury, Vt.,
daughter of John and Harriet A. Alexander.
2505 i) GERTRUDE MAY», born June 5, 1884.
2506 ii) FRANK I.^ born Oct. 4, 1886; farmer.
1753 iii LUCY E.8, born May 5, 1852; married R. D. Cel-
ley, who died Sept. 1883.
1754 iv RUTH L.^, born Apr. 29, 1855; died Nov. 2, 1896
or '98; married Dec. 22, 1883, Byron Allen.
1755 V FLETCHER J.^, bom Feb. 16, 1858; married
Mar. 14, 1893, Jennie Hurlburt. Two sons who
lived in Barnard, Vt.
1756 vi HENRY W.^, born Aug. 18, 1860; living unmar-
ried in Calais, Vt.
Ref : History of Royalton, Vt. by Lovejoy, 1911.
913 WILLIAM H. H.^ WHEAT {Thomas', Jonathan', Josiah^
Joseph'^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Oct. 26, 1813, at Royalton,
Vt.
married Jan. 17, 1840 (or Jan. 18, 1841) Mary Howard of
Barnard, Vt., born Sept. 2, 1818, daughter of A'nson and
Eunice (Lazelle) Howard.
They lived at various times in Royalton, Bethel, and
Barnard, Vt.
Children of William H. H. and Mary (Howard) Wheat:
1757 i LUKE8, born June 21, 1841; went to Fargo,
North Dakota ; took up land there.
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1758 ii ELIZABETH FLETCHERS, born Mar. 1843; died
Feb. 7, 1876; buried in Howe cemetery, Royal-
ton.
1759 iii WILLIE«, born Nov. 30, 1845; died Sept. 18,
1847.
1760 iv MARY^, born Feb. 5, 1849; went to Dakota with
her brother Luke and took up land near him;
she did not marry and was the last of the fam-
ily. The death records of the parents have not
been found, and it is possible that they too
went to Dakota.
Ref: History of Barnard, Vt.
Lassell Family, New Engl. Hist. Geneal. Register,
1934, p. 375.
923 LURA^ ATWOOD {Polly' Poivers, Mary' Wheat, Thomas'^,
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Sept. 9, 1806 in Grafton
Co., N.H.; died June 28, 1878.
married Hiram Warner. They lived in Wayne Co., Mich.
Children of Hiram and Lura (Atwood) Warner:
1761 i HIRAM« WARNER, died ae 16 yrs.
1762 ii LURA'8 WARNER, born 1830; married Joseph
Osborne.
1763 iii MARY« WARNER, married . . . Harris.
1764 iv JOSEPH^ WARNER, born 1832; married Rachel
Hueston.
1765 V JESTON« ROBINSON WARNER, bom 1836 in
Newport (now Marine City), St. Clair Co.,
Mich.; died Feb. 9, 1915; married Jan. 1858,
Martha Maria Griffin, daughter of Richard I.
and Matilda LaClear (Ballou) Griffin. Their
children were born in Wayne Co., Mich.
2507 i) MATILDA EUGENIA^ WARNER, born
1860; married Karl Goldsmith. s.p.
2508 ii) MARTHA FLORENCE^ WARNER, bom
1863; married Paul Johnson. s.p.
2509 iii) JESTON GEORGE^ WARNER, b. 1865;
married and had children.
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2510 iv) JESSIE EDWARD9 WARNER, born 1866;
married and had children.
2511 v) LUTIE GENEVA*' WARNER, bom 1868;
married George Barclay. s.p.
2512 vi) FANNIE ELIZA^ WARNER, born 1870;
married Paul Johnson, widower of her
sister.
2513 vii) CORA EDA^ WARNER, born 1873; mar-
ried Orlo Lyke. s.p.
2514 + viii) WILLIAM RAY» WARNER, born Apr.
16, 1875; died 1943.
2515 ix) ROY FULTON^ WARNER, bom 1878;
married and had children.
2516 x) CLIFFORD ARTHURS WARNER, bom
1883; unmarried.
Information from Mrs. Van Peenen.
926 THOMAS^ WHEAT (Dr. Nathaniel', Joseph', Thomas^
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born at Candia, N. H., Jan.
24, 1821; died Mar. 23, 1895.
married July 3, 1865, Jane A. Hunt, born Aug. 3, 1841,
daughter of Jonathan T. P. and Irene (Drew) Hunt of
Manchester, N. H.
He was a physician and lived in Manchester, N. H.
Child of Dr. Thomas and Jane A. (Hunt) Wheat:
1766 i ARTHUR FITTS^ born Aug. 8, 1871; married
July 19, 1913, Rachel Flint, born May 7, 1885,
daughter of Joseph A. and Frances (Home)
Flint of Lowell, Mass. He was a physician and
lived in Manchester, N. H. In 1902 he wrote
that he had been in London and had searched
there for Moses Wheat and others, at St.
Saviour's Church, Southwark, and St. Thomas'
parishes, apparently without result.
Children of Dr. Arthur Fitts and Rachel (Flint) Wheat:
2517 i) ARTHUR^ born Aug. 5, 1915.
2518 ii) PARKERS born May 9, 1918.
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928 ELVIRA^ WHEAT {Capt. Joseph', Joseph', Thomas'', Joseph',
Joshua^, Moses^). born at Grafton, N. H. in 1811; died
Nov. 27, 1836 ae 25 yrs.
married Dec. 20, 1835, Smith Rowe, born Jan. 11, 1814,
son of Daniel Rowe of Andover, N. H. He probably mar-
ried 2) ... and had 8 more children. Lived at Plymouth
N. H.
Child of Smith and Elvira (Wheat) Rowe:
1767 i ELIZA ANNS rqWE, born 1836.
929 Capt. ALVAH^ WHEAT {Capt. Joseph', Joseph', ThomasK
Joseph^ Joshua^, Moses^), born c. 1813; died Sept. 29,
1852 ae 39.
married Feb. 10, 1841, Sarah King of Orange, N. H.
930 Dr. ARA^ WHEAT {Capt. Joseph', Joseph', Thomas^ Joseph',
Joshua', Moses'), horn Mar. 17, 1816; died Sept. 18, 1896.
married Oct. 28, 1846, Isabelle M. George, died Aug. 25,
1872, daughter of William W. and Lucy B. (Whipple)
George of Canaan, N. H.
He studied at Dartmouth Medical College, and practiced
at Canaan, N. H. for forty years; after he retired in 1893
on account of cataract, he lived at Springfield, Mass. with
his son William.
Children of Dr. Ara and Isabelle M. (George) Wheat:
1768 i WILLIAM GEORGE^, born July 19, 1855; mar-
ried A'pr. 12, 1877, Clara Louise Abercrombie
of Worcester, Mass. daughter of Stillman and
Frances W. (Cook) Abercrombie. He removed
to Springfield, Mass. in 1876, and was a mer-
chant in the firm of Mekins, Packard and
Wheat.
2519 i) HAROLD ABERCROMBIE^ born June
3, 1886.
2520 ii) ISABELLE FRANCES^ born June 20,
1888.
1769 ii ALLEN ARA^, born June 14, 1861; married
July 10, 1889, Ada Wheeler, daughter of Sam-
uel and . . . (McDonald) Wheeler. In 1896 he
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was superintendent of Agamemnon Paper Mill
at Mittinagua, Mass.
2521 i) DONALD ARA^, born Feb. 1, 1894.
931 SOLOMON' WHEAT {Capt. Joseph^, Joseph', Thomas'',
Joseph^ Joshua^ Moses'), born in 1819; died Oct. 4, 1848
ae 29.
married Nov. 9, 1845, Emily Mackey of Thetford, Vt.
Children of Solomon and Emily (Mackey) Wheat:
1770 i JANE E.8, born 1846; married Jan. 18, 1866, Col.
Allen H. George, born Aug. 18, 1836; died
Feb. 20, 1904, brother of her uncle Ara Wheat's
wife.
2522 i) WILLIAM W.^ GEORGE.
2523 ii) AGNES L." GEORGE, born Apr. 18, 1876;
died July 3, 1881.
1771 ii ELIZABETH A.^ born 1847; died May 9, 1848
ae 10 months.
932 JOHN S.^ WHEAT {Capt. Joseph', Joseph', Thomas^
Joseph'', Joshua^, Moses'), born at Grafton, N. H., Mar.
9, 1822; died Jan. 19, 1886.
married Jan. 3, 1856, Amanda M. Church of Woodstock,
111.
He was a railroad conductor; in 1854 he moved to Wood-
stock, Illinois, and later to Fort Collins, Colorado, where
his widow was living in 1903.
Children of John S. and Amanda M. (Church) Wheat:
1772 i JOHN KENRICK^ born Aug. 5, 1857; died June
4, 1902; he lived in Omaha, Nebr. and was em-
ployed by the Union Pacific RR.
2524 i) RAYMOND ALLEN^ born 1891.
2525 ii) MABEL HELEN^ born 1893.
1773 ii MABEL HELEN«, born Oct. 16, 1861; died Mar.
27, 1883; married Jan. 3, 1881, A. R. Mc-
Donald.
2526 i) GRACE or MABEL GRACES McDonald,
born Mar. 12, 1883; in 1896 was living
in Oak Park, 111.
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1774 iii ALLIE M.^, born Jan. 15, 1870; married Feb. 7,
1889, Willis R. Thews of Chicago, 111.
2527 i) IRVING WHEET'^ THEWS, born Aug. 23,
1895. (Did he spell his middle name
WHEET?)
946 JOHN CARLOS^ WHEET {Joshua Reed\ Josia¥, Thomas'',
Joseph', Joshua', Moses'), born Feb. 15, 1840; died July
11, 1897; 'On a hot afternoon in July while he was driving
in a remote part of the town, a severe thunderstorm came
on. He was found by the roadside badly injured, and died
six days later' (report by Geneva Wheet, his granddaugh-
ter).
married July 26, 1866, Ellen Elizabeth Hardy, born July 1,
1845, daughter of Luther and Lucy (Tenny) Hardy of
iv Groton, N. H.
He was graduated at Bowdoin College in 1866, and be-
came a physician; he lived briefly at Suncook, N. H. be-
fore settling at Groton, N. H. where he practiced until 1887,
when he removed to Bristol, N. H.
Children of Dr. John Carlos and Ellen Elizabeth (Hardy)
Wheet:
1801 i EDWIN EUGENE^, born at Suncook or Pem-
broke, N. H., May 5, 1868; died Apr. 1 or 4,
1901; married May 21, 1890, Dora Mena
Prescott, born Mar. 10, 1869; died Mar. 16,
1901, daughter of Frederick William and El-
dora (Rollins) Prescott; he was a graduate of
Hampton Literary Institute, was a pharmacist
and lived in Bristol, N. H.
2540 i) GENEVA ALICE^ born Oct. 21, 1892;
Tufts College 1917; she furnished much
of the material of the WHEET branch.
1802 ii NETTIE ELLEN^ born at Groton, N. H., July 1,
1872; married Sept. 22, 1897, Raymond Cavis,
born Jan. 13, 1871, son of George M. and Har-
riet A. (Dearborn) Cavis.
2541 i) MURIEL^ CAVIS, born Nov. 16, 1904.
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1803 iii VON CARL«, bom at Groton, July 16, 1879; mar-
ried Oct. 8, 1902, Lyle Eaton, daughter of
Stephen and Hannah (Priest) Eaton of Little-
ton, N. H. He lived in Bristol, N. H.
2542 i) DOROTHY MILLERS, born Nov. 1919.
1804 iv ALICE CLARAS born at Groton, Apr. 17, 1883;
died Oct. 26, 1884.
947 HULDAH ANGELINE^ WHEET {Joshua Reed', Josiah\
Thomas^, Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), bom at Groton, N. H.,
June 29, 1843; died
married Mar. 21, 1865, Andrew Jackson McClure, born
Nov. 21, 1835 at Groton, son of Robert Spear and Ruth
(Emerton) McClure.
In 1876 they removed to Plymouth, N. H.
Children of Andrew Jackson and Huldah Angeline
(Wheet) McClure:
1805 i VIOLA ESTELLA8 McCLURE, bom Jan. 18,
1867; died July 12, 1906; she was principal
of the High School at Marlboro, N. H. in 1896.
1806 ii RUTHS McCLURE, born Oct. 14, 1870; died
Feb. 18, 1912; married July 12, 1894, Edward
A. Chase, associate editor of the Plymouth
Record.
2543 i) ROBERT McCLURE^ CHASE, bom June
28, 1896; married June 29, 1919, Lil-
lian Clark.
1807 iii ADAS McCLURE, born May 11, 1875; married
Apr. 17, 1920, David McPherson.
951 BETSEY ELVERSA' COLBURN [Lucy F.' Wheet, Josiah',
Thomas^, Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Jan. 18, 1836;
died Oct. 24, 1893.
married 1) May 14, 1853, Ira Cummings of Groton, N. H.,
born Dec. 23, 1831; died Jan. 14, 1859; 2) Apr. 27, 1861,
Stearns C. Tyler.
1808 i CHARLES I.^ CUMMINGS, born at Natick, Mass.
Sept. 1, 1854; married 1) Sept. 1, 1874, Emma
J. Temple of Holliston, Mass. who died Jan.
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19, 1881; 2) Sept. 1882, Jennie M. Marriner
of Natick.
2544 i) ETTA E.9 CUMMINGS, born Apr. 29, 1875
at Natick; married Dec. 1892, Arthur
Stevens.
2935 a ARTHUR C.^^ STEVENS, bom Sept.
1895.
2545 ii) STEARNS C.^ CUMMINGS, bom Sept.
1877.
2546 iii) EMMA A.^ CUMMINGS, born Oct. 6,
1879.
2547 iv) EFFIE E.» CUMMINGS, bom Nov. 28,
1880; died Jan. 1881.
2548 v) JESSIE M.9 CUMMINGS, born July 1883.
2549 vi) JEANNETTE M.» CUMMINGS, born Oct.
1884.
2550 vii) GENEVA G.» CUMMINGS, born Aug.
1895.
1809 ii FRANK C.« CUMMINGS, born at Natick, Oct.
21, 1856; married 1) May 14, 1877, Abbie G.
Morse of Natick, who died Dec. 30, 1890; 2)
Sept. 1893, Mrs. Jesse Hobbs of Natick.
2551 i) CORA' A.9 CUMMINGS, born Nov. 14,
1877.
2552 ii) STELLA M.^ CUMMINGS, born Feb. 1,
1881.
2553 iii) DANA F.^ CUMMINGS, born Dec. 1883.
2554 iv) IRA M.« CUMMINGS, born Jan. 1 1886.
1810 iii BERTHA E.^ CUMMINGS, bom at Natick, Nov.
16, 1858; died May 26, 1859.
1811 iv IDA E.« TYLER, born Jan. 14, 1866; married
1886, Frank Darling of Natick.
2555 i) RALPH F.^ DARLING, bom Aug. 1889,
at Natick.
2556 ii) RUTH M.^ DARLING, bom May 1894 at
Natick.
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1812 V ALICE E.8 TYLER, born Oct. 6, 1867; married
Jan. 9, 1886, William Robbins.
2557 i) OLIVE A.« ROBBINS, born May 27, 1889,
Natick.
2558 ii) ELLSWORTH W.» ROBBINS, bom Oct.
1892, Stonehaven, Mass.
iii) ...», ROBBINS, born 1895, Roxbury,
Mass.
1813 vi ULYSSES GRANT« TYLER, bom May 27, 1870;
married Sept. 21, 1895, Annie Marriner of
Natick.
1814 vii ELIZA DRURY8 TYLER, born Oct. 2, 1874.
1815 viii ABBIE LANG^ TYLER, bom Jan. 1, 1879.
956 CHARLES FARNUM' WHEET {Joseph', Josiah\ Thomas^,
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Nov. 16, 1835.
married 1) Minnie Parker; 2) Nov. 19, 1873, Mrs. Annie
A. Fiske of Natick, Mass.
He was a manufacturing carpenter; they moved from
Groton to Alexandria, N. H. in 1892.
Children of Charles Farnum and Annie A. (Fiske)
Wheet:
1819 i HATTIE LUELLA^, bom Aug. 22, 1875; died
Mar. 2, 1920; married Sept. 1, 1915, John
Seguin of Rumney, N. H.
1820 ii ANNIE JEANETTE8, born June 4, 1879; died
July 13, 1886 ( ? )
957 ELIZABETH LUCY" WHEET {Joseph', Josiah', ThomasK
Joseph^ Joshua^, Moses'), born May 25, 1838, of North
Groton, N. H.
married June 17, 1874, Charles W. Johnson of Compton,
N. H.; farmer.
1821 i JOSEPH WHEET8 JOHNSON, bom Jan. 7, 1876;
died before June 1920; married Flora Dowd
of Bristol, N. H.
1822 ii ELLEN M.^ JOHNSON, bom Sept. 10, 1878;
married June 24, 1883, Charles P. Fiske of
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Alexandria, N. H., son of her uncle, Charles
Farnum Wheel's 2nd wife.
2566 i) HERBERT^ FISKE.
959 LAFAYETTE^ WHEET (Joseph^, Josiah^, Thomas'', Joseph',
Joshua^ Moses^), born Dec. 8, 1844; married Nov. 30,
1871, Emma Colburn (955), born May 26, 1851.
1823 i LUCY L.^, bom Nov. 3, 1872 at Natick; married
Jan. 17, 1894, George H. Pero of Vermont.
3 children.
1824 ii MARION J.«, born Nov. 25, 1875 at North Groton,
N. H. ; married Peter H. Pero.
2567 i) HERBERT F.« PERO, bom Dec. 19, 1893,
Rumney, N. H.
1825 iii SARAH L.^, born Apr. 14, 1878 at North Groton;
died before 1920; married Apr. 13, 1895,
Charles G. Bailey of Dorchester, N. H. who
died before 1920.
1826 iv CARL RAYMOND^, born Feb. 21, 1881 at Natick;
married and had 7 children.
1827 V BERNICE MAY^, bom Mar. 25, 1886 at North
Groton; married Charles Decato of Bristol,
N. H.
1828 vi AMY FRANCES^, born May 19, 1889; died
June 19, 1890.
1829 vii MILDRED FRANCES^, born Feb. 6, 18% at
North Groton, N. H.; married Delmore Buck-
lin of Bristol, N. H.
i) a son», born Mar. 1920.
973 CHARLES BINGLEY^ PRINDLE {Lucy' Cleveland, Jeru-
sha^ Wheat, Samuel^ '>, \ Joshua^, Moses^), bom June 9,
1823; died Dec. 23, 1858 in Brooklyn, N. Y. and is buried
in the Curtis lot in Greenwood cemetery,
married Sept. 10, 1849, Josephine Augusta Curtis, born
Apr. 4, 1834; died Oct. 15, 1911 in Greenwich, Conn, and
is buried in the Douglas lot in Greenwood cemetery,
daughter of Samuel and Sarah Maria (Masten) Curtis of
Brooklyn. They were married at the home of his friend
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and employer, Noah T. Swezey on Henry Street, New
York City; a grain merchant.
His widow married 2) Dr. Hezekiah Nianthus Stratton,
Brooklyn dentist, who died Feb. 15, 1869; and 3) on
June 10, 1873, Dr. John Hancock Douglas, bom June 5,
1824; died Oct. 2, 1892, Washington, D. C. He studied at
the University of Edinburgh, in Paris and Vienna and was
a physician for many years in New York, later giving up
his general practice to become physician to ex-President
Ulysses S. Grant. When the German Crown Prince devel-
oped the same disease — cancer of the throat — the
German Government wished Dr. Douglas to come to Ber-
lin but he was too broken in health to do so. There were
two daughters by this marriage; no Wheat blood, (see
Douglas Genealogy, 1879, p. 352).
Children of Charles Bingley and Josephine Augusta
(Curtis) Prindle:
1847 i CHARLES ALLEN** PRINDLE, bom Oct. 31,
1850 in Brooklyn; died Feb. 16, 1909 in
Orange, N. J.; married Elizabeth Etherington.
2579 i) MAUDE ETHERINGTONio PRINDLE;
married 1) Hayward Augustus Harvey;
2) Charles Warren Ten Broeck. She
died Mar. 22, 1934 at Riverside, Conn.
2580 ii) CHARLES^o PRINDLE, unmarried.
2581 iii) ELSIE CURTISio PRINDLE; married
Frank Nelson Wilcox of Meriden,
Conn. 4 children.
2582 iv) DOUGLAS R.i« PRINDLE, died Oct. 23,
1921.
1848 ii JUSTINE BUTLERS PRINDLE, born June 16,
1854 in Brooklyn; died Feb. 6, 1909 in Wash-
ington, D. C. ; married June 8, 1888, Rev. Al-
fred Harding, born Aug. 15, 1852 at Lisbum,
Ireland of English parents; died Apr. 30,
1923; 2nd Bishop (Episcopal) of Washington,
D. C. He and his wife are buried in the Chapel
276
of the Resurrection, in the Cathedral, Mt. St.
Albans, Washington.
2583 i) DOUGLA'Sio HARDING, 1889-1891.
2584 11) ALFREDi» HARDING, born May 10,
1892; married Oct. 4, 1921, Lucy Sara
Smith of LaGrande, Oregon. With the
Actors' Equity Association, New York,
1923-1857 in charge of editorial work,
public relations and legislative affairs
of the Association; Assistant to the
President of Equity, 1944-1957; author
"Tropical Fruit" (1928), "The Revolt
of the Actors" (1929). "The Pay and
Conditions of Work of Performers in
Radio" (1934), "The Theatre's First
Three Hundred Years" in "Our Theatre
Today" (1936).
a ALFRED^i HARDING, born and
died 1922.
2936 b ALFRED^ HARDING, born Aug.
12, 1924, New York City; former-
ly U. S. Vice-Consul at Hong Kong
and Macao; 1958, U. S. State
Dept., Washington; unmarried.
2937 c DOUGLAS" HARDING, born Aug.
27, 1925, New York; married in
Chicago, 111. Dec. 28, 1951, Joan
Robinson Hauswirth, daughter of
Charles B. and Ethel (Robinson)
Hauswirth of Boston, Mass. Three
children (1958) the oldest a son of
Joan by a previous marriage; they
live in Needham, Mass.
2585 iii) CHARLOTTE GIDDINGSio HARDING,
born July 20, 1893; is Episcopal nun,
"Sister Carlotta", Convent of St. Mary,
Peekskill, N. Y. and at St. Mary's
School, Sewanee, Tenn.
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2586 iv) PAUL CURTISi^ HARDING, born Oct.
14, 1895; died Oct. 30, 1950; unmar-
ried.
1849 iii LUCY CLEVELAND^ PRINDLE, born Oct. 2,
1855 in Brooklyn; died June 18, 1936 at
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Torrington,
Conn.; married July 28, 1878, Edward Gurley
Love, born Jan. 19, 1850, New Haven, Conn.;
died Sept. 12, 1919, New York City, son of
Rev. William DeLoss and Matilda (Long-
worth) Love; he was a drummer, ae 14 years,
in the Civil War; Hamilton College 1872;
School of Mines, Columbia College; analytical
chemist; New York State and City Board of
Health; at his death he was chief chemist of
the Consolidated-Edison Co., New York.
2587 i) HELEN DOUGLASi" LOVE, born Apr. 18,
1879; concert manager in New York;
genealogist and compiler of much of the
present genealogy; married June 15,
1937, Kent, Conn, as his 2nd wife,
William Dowd Scranton of New Haven
and Madison, Conn., born June 10,
1875; died Oct. 1, 1950, son of Charles
Woolsey and Marietta (Palmer) Scran-
ton; investment broker (see "Men of
New England", American Historical
Co., 1954, p. 284) .
976 JULIAS PRINDLE {Lucy' Cleveland, Jerusha' Wheat, Sam-
uel', \ ^ Joshua', Moses'), born Feb. 3, 1830; died Feb.
8, 1914 in Westfield, N. J. ; buried in the Asa Prindle lot
in Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn.
married, Dec. 4, 1862, John Hathorn Worth, born July
11, 1826; died July 19, 1882, son of Seth and Experience
(Hathorn) Worth and descendant of most of the fam-
ilies of Nantucket Island.
She went to school in the Fenimore Cooper house in
Cooperstown, N. Y.
278
Children of John Hathorn and Julia (Prindle) Worth:
1851 i JOHN ALLANS WORTH, born Nov. 6, 1863;
died Jan. 2, 1923 in Westfield, N. J.; married
Oct. 17, 1895, Alice Fairbairn, daughter of
Robert M. Fairbairn of Westfield.
2588 i) ROBERT DONALDi« WORTH, born ;
married in New York City, May 29,
1924, Phyllis Rosemary Hartmann,
daughter of Col. Carl F. Hartmann, U.
S. Army retired. They live in Somer-
set, Va.
2938 a PHYLLIS ROSEMARYii WORTH,
born July 13, 1926, White Plains,
N. Y.; married Apr. 22, 1946,
George Faulkner Gilbert, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nelson
Gilbert of New York City.
2939 b ROBERTA DIANE^i WORTH, born
Mar. 11, 1933, White Plains.
1852 ii LUCY CLEVELAND^ WORTH, born Oct. 14,
1865; died July 14, 1947, Pittsfield, Mass.;
unmarried.
1853 iii LIZZIE DAVIS9 WORTH, born June 1867;
died July 5, 1868.
1854 + iv CHARLES PRINDLE^ WORTH, bom Apr. 26,
1869; died suddenly at West Palm Beach, Fla.,
Apr. 23, 1939; twice married.
1855 V MATTIE HUSE^ WORTH, born Nov. 22, 1874;
died Apr. 1916, unmarried.
1067 MINORS GIBBONS {Martha' Wheat, Samuel', ', \ \ Joshua\
Moses'), born Apr. 11, 1837, Westerlo, Albany Co., N. Y.;
died Mar. 11, 1902 at Stanton Hill, Greene Co., N. Y.
married Mar. 29, 1866, Mary Abigail Garrett, born Mar.
10, 1846; died Dec. 12, 1921, daughter of Abner and
Ataanda (Gregory) Garrett.
He was educated as a teacher at the Albany County Nor-
mal School; was Commissioner of Schools, and superin-
279
tendent of Sunday Schools; he lived in Cayuga Co., then
in New Baltimore, N. Y.
Children of Minor and Mary Abigail (Garrett) Gibbons:
1860 i EMMERETTA» GIBBONS, born June 1, 1868;
died 1954; married Dec. 16, 1886, Clarence
Elmer Wheat (1085) son of Hiram and
Martha (Chase) Wheat.
1861 ii ESTHER'^ GIBBONS, born June 22, 1877; mar-
ried William Miller; both died 1958.
1862 iii MIN0R9 GIBBONS, bom June 15, 1879; living
in 1957, unmarried, west of Cascade, Cayuga
Co., N. Y.
1863 iv CHARLOTTE^ GIBBONS, born Apr. 13, 1881 at
Dormansville, N. Y.; married William L.
Blaum, born Aug. 3, 1888; died Mar. 10, 1953
at Long Island City, N. Y.; graduate from
School of Applied Science, New York Univer-
sity ; was civil engineer with the New York State
Highway Commission. He was son of Anton
Blaum, from Germany in 1866; in U. S. Army
during reconstruction period, and his wife,
Adelheid Reichow, from Germany in 1872. In
1957 Mrs. Blaum was living with her daughter
at Feura Bush, N. Y.
2591 i) HELENio BLAUM, born Aug. 1, 1916;
married Charles Clark, bom Nov. 30, 1916,
Brooklyn, N. Y. In 1958 they lived at Feura
Bush, N. Y. near Albany.
2946 a CHARLES WILLIAM" CLARK,
bom AHig. 3, 1944, Albany, N. Y.
1073 MARTHA E.s AIKIN (or . . EN) [HaTriet M.' Wheat, Sam-
uel^, ^ K ^ Joshua"^, Moses'), born 1840?; died Jan. 21,
1923.
married Stanley Pease of Fleming, N. Y., born 1838; died
1906; they lived in Fleming.
Children of Stanley and Martha E. (Aikin) Pease:
1873 i EDWARD ETHEN^ PEASE, bom Aug. 1865;
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died 1933; married Sarah Ingraham, born
1871; living in 1958 in Auburn, N. Y. s.p.
1874 ii HENRY» PEASE, christened "CHARLES HEN-
RY", bom Nov. 16, 1871; died 1942; married
Lillian Gregory, born 1875; died 1925; both
buried in Fleming cemetery; they adopted a
daughter Margaret, born Dec. 7, 1915; in 1952
she married Edward Talcott and live in
Auburn; a son, Gary Allan Talcott, was born
Oct. 24, 1956 (no Wheat blood) .
1875 iii BELLE9 or GRACE BELLE PEASE, born Oct.
26, 1874 at Mapleton, N. Y.; living in 1958
in Auburn, unmarried.
1088 HIRAM« WILLIAMSON {Elizabeth'' Wheat, Samuel', ^ ^ »,
Joshua^, Moses^), bom June 14, 1843; died Sept. 21,
1914.
married 1) in 1870, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, born May
21, 1850; died Sept. 1883 in Fleming, N. Y., daughter of
Darwin and Amanda (Onderdonk) Rogers,
married 2) Nov. 7, 1893, Helen Carr, born Mar. 25, 1860;
died May 12, 1923; buried in Fleming.
After the death of his mother in 1854, he lived with his
uncle, Samuel Wheat, and appears there, ae 16, in the
1860 census.
Children of Hiram Williamson :
1899 by 1) i DARWIN9 WILLIAMSON, born Mar. 1873;
died 1918 in New York City; buried in the
Rogers lot, Palmyra, N. Y.; married
Dora . . .
1900 ii ALTA" WILLIAMSON, born 1875; unmar-
ried; buried in the Atwood lot, Indian
Mound cemetery, Moravia, N. Y.
1901 iii JAY C.*' WILLIAMSON, born 1876; died
Jan. 17, 1922 at Phoenix, Ariz.; buried at
Johnstown, N. Y.; married Harmie Russell,
daughter of . . . and Mary Katherine Russell.
2600 i) MARY KATHERINE^o WILLIAMSON,
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bom May 1, 1911; married Walter
Sachs of New York City.
2954 a KATHYii SACHS.
2955 b PHILIPii SACHS, born Nov. 1949.
2601 ii) JOHN ROGERS^" WILLIAMSON, bom
July 30, 1917; married Doris Camm,
bom Mar. 10, 1919, daughter of Ernest
William and Maude (Tarrant) Camm;
in 1958 he was principal of a Junior
High School in Watertown, N. Y.
2956 a ANN^i WILLIAMSON, born June
21, 1944.
2957 b STEPHENii WILLIAMSON, born
Jan. 13, 1949.
2958 c MARY KATHERINEi^ WILLIAM-
SON, born Feb. 19, 1954, Water-
town, N. Y.
1902 iv CLAUDE H.^ WILLIAMSON, born and died
1880, Fleming, N. Y.
1903 + V GLEN HIRAM^ WILLIAMSON, born Aug. 13,
1882, Fleming, N. Y.; twice married.
1904 by 2) vi EDITH*' WILLIAMSON, born July 12, 1895;
married Aug. 14, 1920, Ray Hargett, born
Apr. 29, 1894; they live at Locke, N. Y.
2605 i) RAYMOND W.^" HARGETT, born Aug.
16, 1922; married Oct. 29, 1944, Betsy
. . ., born Oct. 4, 1926; 1958, living at
Locke.
2968 a ESTHER RAE^i HARGETT, born
Sept. 13, 194S, Auburn, N. Y.
2969 b BARBARA JANE^i HARGETT, bora
Feb. 2, 1950, Auburn, N. Y.
2970 c DARRELL HENRY" HARGETT,
born July 10, 1951, Auburn, N. Y.
2971 d JOANNA JOYCE" HARGETT, born
Dec. 23, 1952, Auburn, N. Y.
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2972 e PAUL DAVIDii HARGETT, bom
Apr. 7, 1954, Auburn, N. Y.
2973 f NANCYii HARGETT, born Oct.
1956, Auburn, N. Y.
2606 ii) ALLAN DOUGLAS^o HARGETT, bom
Apr. 18, 1931; married Oct. 24, 1953,
Marilyn Ryan; they live in Moravia,
N. Y.
2974 a DANIEL THOMAS^i HARGETT,
born May 15, 1954, Auburn, N. Y.
2975 b AUDREY JEAN" HARGETT, bom
Jan. 30, 1956, Auburn, N. Y.
2607 iii) JOYCE MARILYN^o HARGETT, bom
Jan. 8, 1933; married Dec. 13, 1958 at
Locke, N. Y., David A. Cox.
2608 iv) AUDLEY WAYNE^" HARGETT, bom
Apr. 1, 1935; married Oct. 4, 1958 at
Fulton, N. Y., Margaret Skelton, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Skelton.
1905 vii MABEL» WILLIAMSON, born Jan. 24, 1897;
married July 7, 1931, Maj. Gen. Raymond
E. Franklin, born 1882.
1906 viii ALTA E.^ WILLIAMSON, bom Jan. 21, 1900;
married July 21, 1928, Elmer Coryell, born
Oct. 7, 1902; died Aug. 18, 1952, son of
Lewis and Eva (Manel) Coryell. In 1958
she lived at Waterloo, N. Y.
2609 i) HELEN DIANNE^" CORYELL, born Feb.
6, 1936.
2610 ii) ROBERTio CORYELL, born May 19,
1938.
2611 iii) MARY LOU^o CORYELL, bom Nov. 28,
1944.
1089 HARRIETS WILLIAMSON (Elizabeth' Wheat, Samuel',
Samuel^, *, *, Joshua^, Moses^), born ; died before 1921.
married 1) Imson; 2) Conklin.
In 1860 census she was living with her uncle Hiram V.
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Wheat; also in 1865 census, where she is called "Wil-
liams".
1907 i BERT F.9 IMSON; married Eva H.
1908 ii FRANK A.« IMSON; married Edna B.
1909 iii ELNORA^ CONKLIN; married Carlton E. Mof-
fitt.
1091 SAMUELS WILLIAMSON {Elizabeth' Wheat, Samuel', ^ ^ ^
Joshua^, Moses'), born 1850; died before 1921.
married Lavina C. Robertson, born Nov. 26, 1850.
In 1860 census he was living with his uncle Samuel Wheat
and is listed as 'Wheat'; in 1865 was living with his uncle
William H. Wheat and is called 'Samuel Williams,
nephew'.
Children of Samuel and Lavina C. (Robertson) Wheat:
1910 i MERTIE9 WILLIAMSON, born June 9, 1872;
died Jan. 24, 1949; married Fred C. Clark,
bom June 7, 1871; died Feb. 27, 1936.
2612 i) IRWIN RAYio CLARK, bom Mar. 28,
1890; married Mar. 22, 1916, Gertrude
Bennett who died before 1958; in 1958
living in Cayuga Co., N. Y.
2976 a GRACE LORRAINE^i CLARK, bom
Aug. 22, 1918 or '19; married
Joseph K. Malley.
3152 a) J0HN12 MALLEY.
3153 b) PATRICK12 MALLEY.
3154 c) TH0MAS12 MALLEY.
3155 d) JAMES RAY12 MALLEY.
b Boyi\ died at birth.
2977 c ROBERTii CLARK, bom Sept. 29,
1921 or '22; married Shirley
Compton.
3156 a) PATRICIA12 CLARK.
3157 b) D0NNA12 cLARK.
3158 c) R0BERT12 CLARK.
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2978 d SHIRLEY RAE^i CLARK, born Mar.
15, 1924 or '25; married William
Riley.
3159 a) SHIRLEY LEE^^ RILEY.
3160 b) REBECCA ANN^^ RILEY.
2613 ii) BESSIE^o CLARK, born Feb. 3, 1892;
married Mar. 29, 1916, William Penn
Purdy II, born Dec. 1, 1892. They live
in Venice Center, N. Y.
2979 a ELLSWORTH CLARK^i PURDY,
born Oct. 29, 1917; died 1936.
2980 b FREDERICK HENRY^i PURDY,
born Nov. 16, 1920; married
Gladys Nell Peterson.
3161 a) LARRY FREDERICK^^ PURDY,
bom May 19, 1945.
3162 b) DAVID ELLSW0RTH12 PURDY,
born Nov. 20, 1947.
3163 c) BRUCE WILLIAM^^ PURDY,
born July 29, 1950.
3164 d) PHILIP J0HN12 PURDY, born
June 4, 1954.
2614 iii) CHARLES!" CLARK, born Sept. 25,
1893; married Helen Lyons.
2981 a MILTON FREDERICK^! CLARK,
born Mar. 28, 1914; married.
3165 a) LAURA EL A IN E^^ CLARK
married May 23, 1954, Alan
Travis, U. S. Air Force, Dayton,
Ohio.
3166 b) GWENDOLYN LUCILLEi^
CLARK.
3167 c) ELLEN FAYE^^ CLARK.
3168 d) PAMELA12 CLARK.
2982 b MILDRED LUCILLEii CLARK,
born Oct. 29, 1917; married
285
Myron Bailey, 1st Lieut., World
War. II.
3169 a) JAMES12 BAILEY.
3170 b) MICHAEL12 BAILEY.
2983 c CHARLES LYON^i CLARK, born
Aug. 16, 1921 or '22; married
Juanita Cooper.
3171 a) WAYNE^- CLARK.
3172 b) ALLAN12 CLARK.
3173 c) PERRYi- CLARK.
3174 d) TIMMYi- CLARK.
3175 e) JANELLA MARIE^- CLARK.
2984 d RLITH MARIE^^ CLARK; married
Irving Losle.
3176 a) IRVING CLARK^^ LOSLE.
3177 b) LYNNi- LOSLE.
2985 e CAROLii CLARK; unmarried (1958)
with the F.B.I, in Washington,
D. C.
2615 iv) WILBURio CLARK, born 1903; married
Luella Roth.
2986 a MELVIN WENDELLii CLARK.
2987 b JEAN MARIEi^ CLARK.
2988 0 FRED WILBUR^i CLARK.
2616 v) LILLIS^« CLARK, born Feb. 17, 1913;
married Elliott Main, born Jan. 3,
1909; living in Venice Center, 1958.
2989 a MERLIN ELLIOTTii MAIN, born
June 3, 1934.
2990 b VALDA LOU^i MAIN, born Jan. 12,
1938.
2991 c CONSTANCE DAWN^i MAIN, bom
June 29, 1941.
2992 d WILLIAM CLARK^^ MAIN, born
Apr. 18, 1943.
286
2993 e JAMES FRED" MAIN, born Sept.
30, 1945.
2994 f THOMAS CARYi^ MAIN, born Mar.
29, 1948.
2995 g ELLIOTT LIND^i MAIN, born Feb.
17, 1951.
h daughter", d.i. Aug. 1954.
1911 ii BYRON» WILLIAMSON, born Dec. 21, 1873;
married Susan Aris Stuttle, bom Feb. 5, 1879;
living in 1958 in Genoa, Cayuga Co., N. Y.
2617 i) CLIFFORD!" WILLIAMSON; died ae 15
yrs.
2618 ii) ESTHERio WILLIAMSON, born Feb. 5,
1909; married George Dean.
2996 a SHIRLEY" DEAN, born Aug. 21,
1925; married Richard Umscheid,
born Aug. 21, 1925; living in
Georgia in 1956.
3178 a) R0BERT12 UMSCHEID, born
May 11, 1953, Washington,
D. C.
2997 b LEOTA" DEAN, born Sept. 21,
1927; married Apr. 30, 1949,
Howard Sinn, born Jan. 13, 1918;
living in Waterloo, N. Y. 1958.
3179 a) IRENE12 SINN, bom Dec. 7,
1949.
1105 WILLIAM KITTLES WHEAT {Frederick', William', Sam-
uel\ *, ', Joshua', Moses^), born Apr. 10, 1830 at Venice,
N. Y.
married in Montezuma, N. Y. Dec. 28, 1853, Emily
Amelia Stocking, bom May 19, 1834; died Feb. 10, T896,
daughter of Rev. George Abner and Tryphena fCoe)
Stocking; her parents were from Connecticut, Lcr father
of early Puritan ancestry, her mother, of Huguenot.
He was a physician; graduate of Philadelphia Medical
College in 1853; practiced in Montezuma until 1866 when
287
he removed to Bay City, Mich, and in lo75 to Caro,
Mich. He held several municipal offices, and was active
in education and city improvement. /Vt one lime he in-
vested in cattle raising in North Dakota and realized a
large profit. In the 1865 census he appears at Montezuma,
ae 35, with wife Emma S. ae 31, and two sons.
Children of William Kittle and Emily A. (Stocking)
Wheat:
1929 i FREDERICK SHEAF^, bom Feb. 27, 1857 at
Montezuma, N. Y.; married Jan. 22, 1879,
Maria Abigail Montague, born Aug. 4, 1857,
daughter of Horace and Jane (Smith) Mon-
tague of Caro, Mich. He was a lawyer, admit-
ted to the Bar 1878; Judge of Probate in Tus-
cola Co., Mich, and since 1893 member of the
board of control of the Michigan School for
the Blind.
2634 i) WILLETTA ELEANORS", bom Apr. 4,
1880.
2635 ii) FREDERICK SHEAFi'> jr., born June 11,
1882.
2636 iii) CHARLES MONTAGUE^", twin, born
June 11, 1882.
2637 iv) MARY AMELIA^"', born Aug. 14, 1884.
2638 v) WILLIAM ALISTER^^^ born Mar. 7, 1888.
2639 vi) WATSON SELDEN^^ born Jan. 4, 1894.
1930 ii SOLON SHAILOR^ born Dec. 1, 1861; died
Feb. 25, 1872.
1107 ALMERON PINKERTON« WHEAT {Frederick'', William',
SamueF, '', ^, Joshua^, Moses^), j»orn Mar. 25, 1835,
Venice, N. Y.; died Nov. 24, 1874.
married Lucy A. Hinckley, born in New York City, daugh-
ter of George T. and Mary Ann (Reeves) Hinckley; his
parents were of Norwich, Conn.
In 1863 they removed to Stratford, Conn, and later to
Bridgeport; in settling the estate of Almeron's father in
288
1879, the four children were minors and living in Easton,
Fairfield Co., Conn.
Children of Almeron Pinkerton and Lucy A'. (Hinckley)
Wheat:
1931 i GEORGE H.^ born in Venice, N. Y. 1860; died
1931; sew gave his wife as Emma Spicer;
he was a lumber merchant in Providence, R. I.
"Blanchards of Rhode Island", A. B. Crandall,
1942 has wife Esther Hawkins, born 1872,
Providence, R. I., daughter of Charles and
Ophelia (Mann) Hawkins — a 2nd marriage?
2640 i) ARDELLio, born 1912; teacher in War-
wick, R. I.
1932 ii GERTRUDE E.\ born at Stratford, Conn., Feb.
16, 1865; married Dec. 24, 1890, George C.
Stetson, born Nov. 17, 1861 at Mystic, Conn.
They lived in New Haven, and in 1896 he was
a foreman at Sargent's.
2641 i) CLINTON ALMERON^*' STETSON, born
Nov. 21, 1891 at Norwich, Conn.
2642 ii) RUSSELL LEWIS^" STETSON, bom July
26, 1893 at Providence, R. I.
1933 iii MAY FRANK^ born at Bridgeport, Co-m.; mar-
ried Horace Pope Crowell of Providence, R. I.,
son of Oliver and Lydia Crowell of South Den-
nis, Cape Cod, Mass. He is a merchant.
2643 i) ETHEL HALETi« CROWELL.
2644 ii) HERBERT CLAYTONi" CROWELL
1934 iv FREDERICK CLAYTON^, born 1869, Bridge-
port; married Marion E. Randall, daug-hter of
Henry Randall of Harmony, R. I. He is a
silversmith in Providence, R. I.
2645 i) RAYMOND C.^"
2646 ii) HOLLIS T. R.io
1108 ADELBERT DOW^ WHEAT (Frederick', William^ Samuel',
K ", Joshua^ Moses'), born Mar. 8, 1837, Venice, N. Y.;
died Nov. 26, 1894 in Battle Creek, Mich.
289
married 1) Lydia C. . . .; 2) Caroline Bo wen who died
May 14, 1886.
Records of this family are very confused, and it is hoped
that descendants will report errors and furnish correct
names and dates.
He lived in Venice, N. Y. during his marriages, and child-
ren are buried in Stewart's Corners cemetery, Venice.
After the death of his 2nd wife it is thought that he and
the remaining children moved, in 1887, to Holly, Mich,
and in 1890 to Battle Creek.
Children of Adelbert Dow Wheat — inexact:
1935 i PHEBE JANE^, bom c. 1858; died before 1876.
1936 ii CHARLES F.^, born c. 1859; not listed in 1865.
1937 iii ADA ELNORA^ or ADDIE EUDORA, bom c.
1861; died Apr. 16,1863.
1938 iv MAUDES died before 1876.
1939 V a daughter^; married James E. AUworth and liv-
ed in Battle Creek.
1940 vi a daughter^; married M. E. Abby and lived in
Battle Creek.
1941 vii LYMAN A.», lived in Battle Creek.
1942 viii EMMAGENE^ bom July 7, 1876; she was cash-
ier in a store in Battle Creek and gave the
above account.
1141 JAMES8 FREEMAN {CharityWheat, Richard', Jonathan.',
Salmon^, Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born 1819; died
Mar. 6, 1879; buried in Truxton, N. Y.
married 1855 Mrs. Julia (Williams) Wallace of Fabius,
N. Y., born June 18, 1827; died Mar. 10, 1902; buried
in Lower Cincinnatus, N. Y. She had four Wallace child-
ren — Helen, Adelaide, Annette, Edward (no Wheat
blood) .
Children of James and Julia (Williams) (Wallace)
Freeman :
1961 i FLORAE FREEMAN; married Clem White.
2657 i) CHARLESi" WHITE of Warren, Pa.; mar-
ried Minnie . . .
290
3018 a VIVIANii WHITE.
3019 b BENJAMIN^i WHITE.
2658 ii) MABELi« WHITE; lived Northeast, Pa.
1962 ii JAMES ERWIN^ FREEMAN, born Sept. 18,
1856; died Mar. 2, 1918; married Dec. 24,
1878, Frances White, born 1862; died 1949,
daughter of Stephen White.
2659 i) STEPHENio FREEMAN, born Feb. 20,
1886; died July 22, following.
2660 ii) ANNAio FREEMAN, born Mar. 20, 1880;
died 1932.
2661 iii) IDA GERTRUDEio FREEMAN, born
Sept. 21, 1882; died 1957; married Nov.
6, 1920, Jesse Graham. s.p.
2662 iv) CHARLES WALTERio FREEMAN, born
Nov. 6, 1884; married 1) Jan. 1, 1910,
Viva Davis, born 1888; died Aug. 11,
1921; 2) Sept. 25, 1927, Mrs. Amy
LeMay.
3020 a FRANCIS MARION" FREEMAN,
bom Jan. 20, 1911.
b Stillborn daughter", Sept. 7 1912.
3021 c ALLEN BIRD" FREEMAN, born
Nov. 3, 1914.
2663 v) NED DeFOREST^" FREEMAN, born May
13, 1892; married 1) A'ug. 20, 1913,
Helen Brown, bom Oct. 21, 1887; died
July 7, 1947; 2) Goldie (Peak) Gates.
3022 a ELIZABETH" FREEMAN, born
Sept. 20, 1916; married Victor
Lieb; 3 children.
3023 b ROBERT" FREEMAN, born Feb.
25, 1920; married Alice Bogart;
2 boys.
3024 c WILLIAM" FREEMAN, bom Oct.
14, 1925; married Alitis Rora-
paugh.
291
2664 vi) CHRISTINE LEONA'^o FREEMAN, bom
July 31, 1897; died Feb. 8, 1955; mar-
ried June 7, 1916, Clifton Fisk, bom
Apr. 2, 1895
3025 a LUELLA ORA^i FISK, born May 8,
1920.
3026 b PAULii FISK, born June 10, 1934.
2665 vii) BRUCE ALLEN^" FREEMAN, bom June
24, 1900.
1963 iii FREDERICK AUGUSTUS^ FREEMAN, bom
Apr. 23, 1860; died Jan. 9, 1923; married
Sept. 23, 1886, Lenora J. Pudney, born Aug.
16, 1865; died July 26, 1938, daughter of Rev.
John A. and Caroline (Loope) Pudney; buried
in Taylor, N. Y.
2666 + i) EFFA LENORA^" FREEMAN, bom June
11, 1887.
2667 ii) HAROLD HOHNi" FREEMAN, born May
25, 1889; married 1) Jan. 22, 1909,
Bessie Inez Burlingame, born Apr. 9,
1889; died Sept. 1, 1911, daughter of
Thomas and Lucy (Widger) Burlin-
game; 2) Dec. 27, 1913, Ora Sergent,
died Dec. 4, 1947; 3) Helen Holl. s.p.
2668 iii) CAROLYN RUTHio FREEMAN, born Oct.
22, 1895; unmarried.
2669 iv) FREDA^o FREEMAN, born Nov. 14, 1897;
married June 14, 1921, Reno Miner,
son of Benton Miner. s.p.
2670 v) HELENioFREEMAN,bornSept. 25, 1901;
married Mar. 9, 1927, Junius Jewett,
son of Oran and Lillian Jewett. (D. A.
R. # 260964) .
3033 a JUNIUS ORAN^i JEWETT, born
Feb. 5, 1931.
3034 b DAVID RUFUS^ JEWETT, born
Nov. 19, 1933.
292
3035 c LILLIAN CHARITYi^ JEWETT, born
Aug. 18, 1936.
2671 vi) ROBERT LEON^o FREEMAN, born July
26, 1903; married Feb. 12, 1925, Louesa
Moot, daughter of Arthur and Myrtie
(Fuller) Moot.
3036 a ROBERT LEON^i FREEMAN, bom
Oct. 12, 1927; married Bessie Ford.
3191 a) LEON ROBERT^- FREEMAT^.
3192 b) JACKIE LYNNi- FREEMAN.
3037 b FRED ARTHUR^i FREEMAN, born
and died 1926.
2672 vii) MARY ELIZABETH^o FREEMAN, born
Dec. 29, 1905; married July 1930, Wil-
fred Bain. s.p.
2673 viii) LESLIE GORDONi" FREEMAN, born
Dec. 25, 1908; married July 24, 1934
or '35, Theresa Stanbrok (sic), died
June 7, 1953.
3038 a LESLIE GORDON^i FREEMAN,
born Sept 9, . . .
3039 b BERTHA ANTOINETTEi^ FREE-
MAN, born Feb. 22, . . .
1964 iv JOHN DeFORREST^ FREEMAN, born Dec. 4,
1862; died Dec. 8, 1888.
1965 V BIRD ALLEN» FREEMAN, born Oct. 22, 1865;
died July 7, 1940; married Dec. 25, 1890, Mary
West, born Nov. 11, 1861; died Feb. 15, 1934;
they had two sons who died in infancy —
2674 & 75 WILLIAM J.^" and ALLEN B.^" FREE-
MAN; buried in Chenango and later
moved to Truxton cemetery.
1149 LUCY8 WHITMARSH [ArviUa' Wheat, Richard^ Jonathan',
Salmon'', SamueP, Joshua^ Moses^), born Dec. 3, 1810;
died Nov. 22, 1889.
married Dec. 22, 1830, Benjamin Lee of Cuyler, N. Y.,
293
bom Feb. 13, 1808 in Coeyman's, N. Y.; died Mar. 30,
1869, son of Charles and Eva (Hallenbeck) Lee. Benja-
min Lee and his wife are buried in the Cuyler cemetery.
He inherited his farm from his grandfather, Benjamin
Lee, who received it for Revolutionary War service.
Children of Benjamin and Lucy (Whitmarsh) Lee:
1970 + i ELY9 LEE, born Dec. 17, 1831 in Cuyler; died
Dec. 1, 1866; married Emily James.
1971 ii MILT0N9 LEE, born Aug. 12, 1834; married
Apr. 6, 1864, Mary Ingraham, born Nov. 3,
1835 in Yorkshire, England, daughter of Henry
and Sarah (Bancroft) Ingraham. 4 children,
born in Cuyler, N.Y.
1972 iii EUNICE^ LEE, bom July 4, 1838; died in 1923
unmarried; buried in Cuyler.
1973 iv WESLEY^ LEE, born Oct. 31, 1840; died Nov.
22, 1871; married Cornelia Bogardus, daugh-
ter of Joseph and Susan Bogardus; she died
Sept. 6, 1870; both buried in Cuyler.
1974 V CHARLES^ LEE, bom Nov. 25, 1844; died July
6, 1916; married Nov. 26, 1890, Jennie E.
Kenyon, born Aug. 3, 1859; died Feb. 4, 1940,
daughter of George and Esther (Negus) Ken-
yon ; they are buried in Morningside Cemetery,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1 son^^.
1975 vi BENJAMIN^ LEE, born Apr. 13, 1846; died
June 15, 1917; married Aug. 1891, Jessie
Mary Lane, daughter of Daniel and Mary
(Fuller) Lane. 4 children.
1976 vii GEORGE^ LEE, born Jan. 29, 1848; died Nov.
2, 1933, unmarried; buried in Cuyler.
1977 viii ELSIE^ LEE, born May 28, 1850; died Dec. 22,
1886; married Spencer Potter, bom Oct. 10,
1847; died Mar. 12, 1905, son of Charles
Ward and Eleanor (Spencer) Potter of Tay-
lor, N.Y. 6 children.
1978 ix ERASTUS8 LEE, born July 2, 1852; married
294
Cyrina R. Marshall, daughter of Sidney and
Arvilla Marshall. Lived in DeRuyter and Syra-
cuse, N. Y.; buried in Syracuse. s.p.
1170 JONATHANS WHEAT {Hiram\ Richard', Jonathan', Sal-
mon'', Samuel^ Joshua^, Moses^), bom c. 1821, a twin
with Hiram jr.
married Eliza (probably Cram), born c. 1819.
He was a farmer and carpenter; in 1850 lived at Truxton,
N. Y. May 10, 1854 he and wife Eliza of Cortlandville, N.
Y. (just south of Truxton) sell to Esliier Whitmarsh of
Truxton for $140.24 part of subdivision 5 of lot 86 in
Keeney Settlement in Truxton, next to land Alvan Risley
deeded to Hiram Wheat. (Cortland Co. LR, vol. 36, p. 31).
1855 census, Jonathan Wheat, Cortlandville; living 3 years
in the town; wife Eliza, ae 36; child Analiza, ae 4; Cath-
arine Cram, mother, ae 55, widow; bom Dutchess Co.; 3
mos. in town.
Child of Jonathan and Eliza (Cram) Wheat:
2011 i ANALIZA», born c. 1851.
1180 ALMIRA BLANCHARD8 WHEAT {Horace Richard', Rich-
ard', Jonathan', Salmon^, SamueP, Joshua', Moses^), call-
ed also MYRA BLANCHE, born Apr. 9, 1843, Truxton,
N. Y.
married Feb. 10, 1864 at Fabius, N. Y., Jerome Joseph
Woodruff, born Nov. 30, 1835; died before 1914, son of
Orin and Ann (Cadwell) Woodruff of Keeney Settlement,
Onondaga Co., N. Y.
He enlisted Oct. 25, 1861 for service in the Civil War, the
61st N. Y. Volunteers; Lieutenant. He was a teacher for
many years, in elementary schools, in Academy at Medina,
N. Y. and at Homer, N. Y.; School Commissioner for 2nd
District of Cortland Co. serving 3 terms from Jan. 1876;
also carried on farming and brick-making.
They lived at Fabius; removed in 1874 to Homer, and in
1892 to Sparrow Point, Md.
Children of Jerome Joseph and Almira Blanchard
(Wheat) Woodruff:
295
2015 i HORACE WHEAT» WOODRUFF, bom Jan. 3,
1865, Fabius; died Sept. 7, 1867.
2016 ii JAMES DRAPERS WOODRUFF, bom Feb. 27,
1868, Fabius; married July 11, 1889, Ida May
Westcott; lived at Sparrow Point, Md.
2017 iii ARTHUR JEROME^ WOODRUFF, born Sept.
20, 1871, Homer, N. Y.; married Sept. 19,
1892 at Ogden, Utah, Mary Frances Martin,
bom Apr. 3, 1870, daughter of James and
Mary (Hart) Martin; lived in Denver, Colo,
where he was an insurance broker.
2707 i) MYRA deHAVEN^o WOODRUFF, born
Sept. 28, 1896, Ogden, Utah.
2018 iv ANNA JANE« WOODRUFF, born Feb. 7, 1875;
died Nov. 29, 1892 at Sparrow Point, Balti-
more, Md.
2019 v CHARLES THOMPSON^ WOODRUFF, born
May 21, 1877, Homer; lived at Sparrow Point.
2020 vi TROWBRIDGE BLANCHARD" WOODRUFF,
bom Mar. 25, 1879; bookkeeper. Sparrow
Point.
2021 vii ALANSON EUGENE^ WOODRUFF, born May
21, 1882; chemist, Sparrow Point.
2022 viii ALICE ELVIRA" WOODRUFF (twin) born May
21, and died Aug. 7, 1882, Homer.
2023 ix MYRA ELIZA" WOODRUFF, born Dec. 7, 1890.
1191 JULIA MEMORY^ WHEAT {Hiram Dewey\ Jonathan^ Sal-
mon'', Samuel', Joshua^, Moses^) , bom Oct. 25, 1831 at
Fayetteville, N. Y.; died May 2, 1879, Norwalk, Ohio,
married Oct. 30, 1848 at Milan, Ohio, William Waterman
Sweet, bom July 5, 1824 at Avon, Ohio; died Mar. 5, 1919
in Dallas, Texas.
"She and her mother were riding in a buggy and stopped
to see Mrs. Fri. . . Mesnard. The mother in getting out
fell and hurt herself; this so frightened Mrs. Sweet, who
was subject to palpitation of the heart, that she was taken
296
with a violent attack of the malady and died within two
hours". (Norwalk (Ohio) Reflector, May 6, 1879).
Another newspaper notice, no name or date, reports Mr,
Sweet's death at 94 years, at the home of his grandson
Walter H. Peck. His parents were Waterman and Amy
(Ely) Sweet (For his ancestry, see Waterman Family by
Edgar F. Waterman and Donald Lines Jacobus, vol. II, p.
372)
Child of William Waterman and Julia Memory (Wheat)
Sweet :
2029 i CARRIE MEMORY^ SWEET, born Sept. 5, 1855,
Norwalk, Ohio; died Mar. 12, 1937 in Tulsa,
Okla. ; married Feb. 17, 1877, Minor Barnum
Peck, born 1850; died 1904.
2708 i) WALTER HAMILTON^" PECK, bom
Dec. 3, 1877, Toledo, Ohio; died Mar.
24, 1952, Tulsa, Okla.; married Oct. 1,
1909, Dallas, Texas, Mabel McFadden.
3084 a ALYNE MAUDEii PECK, born Dal-
las, Texas, 1914; married Oct. 15,
1938, William Miller jr.; they lived
in Tulsa.
3198 a) CASS HAMILTON^^ MILLER,
bom Mar. 7, 1946.
3199 b) CATHY CLAIRE^^ MILLER,
bom Sept. 26, 1951.
3085 b PHILIPPA WILSONii PECK, bom
Dallas, Texas, Apr. 11, 1917; mar-
ried James Austin Lawless.
3200 a) PHILIP AUSTIN^^ LAWLESS.
3201 b) WALTER JAMES^^ LAWLESS.
3086 0 WALTENE^i PECK (twin), bom
Apr. 11, 1917; died in infancy.
Much valuable information on this family has been
given by Mrs. William Miller jr. of Tulsa — above.
1249 JOSEPH L0UIS8 WHEAT {LemueP, Simeon^ Solomon^,
Samuel^, Joshua', Moses^), born Mar. 2, 1834.
297
married Apr. 21, 1858, Isabel Ramsey, at Bethel, N, Y. by
Rev. Brewster; daughter of Hugh and Charlotte (Pinck-
ney) Ramsey; she was born 1835 and died 1918.
1870 census; Deer Park, N. Y. Joseph Wheat, ae 36;
turner (lathe operator) ; Belle, ae 36 'keeps house';
Legrand, ae 10; May, ae 4.
They lived in Port Jervis, N. Y. where he worked in the
car shops.
Children of Joseph Louis and Isabel (Ramsey) Wheat:
2054 i LEGRAND^ bom Nov. 23, 1859 at Forestberg
(Forrestville) N. Y.; died Mar. 2, 1952; mar-
ried 1) Mar. 1880 in Milford, Pa., Katie
Rhoads who died June 6, 1883; 2) Nov. 20,
1884, Victoria De Maranville of Atkinson, 111.,
born Sept. 21, 1865 at Atkinson; died Oct. 9,
1942 at Prophetstown, 111.
2717 i) HOWARDio, born May 9, 1880; died Oct.
20, 1936; married May 8, 1901 at Port
Jervis, N. Y., Ella Jones, born Apr. 18,
1883 ; died Jan. 1956, daughter of Zenas
and Julia Jones.
3087 a ORA HOWARD", bom Mar. 15,
1902.
3202 a) HELEN ORA^^.
3203 b) JOHN FRANCIS12.
2718 ii) DALE^o, born Aug. 22, 1885 in Chicago;
died Mar. 29, 1949; married Jenny
Rumler.
3088 a ARLENE", bom Mar. 18, 1915; liv-
ing in Prophetstown, 111. in 1958.
3089 b ARDEN HENRY", born Jan. 12,
1916; married Sept. 20, 1946,
A"nna Hvalgren.
3204 a) LINDA12, bom June 20, 1947.
3205 b) DENNIS DALE12, born Apr. 10,
1949.
2719 iii) HAL^o, born Feb. 5, 1891; married Oct.
13, 1916 at Yorkville, 111., Bonnie Dick-
inson, born Nov. 24, 1893, Erie, 111.;
died Nov. 29, 1953, daughter of Ben-
jamin and Ariel (Wood) Dickinson;
living in Prophetstown, 111.
3090 a CHARLES HALLIE", born Mar 6.
1920; married June 17, 1941,
Louaine Allen, born Mar. 13,
1923; living at Sterling, 111. in
1958.
3206 a) CHARLENE12, born Apr. 7, 1942.
3207 b) DARREL LEE12, born Feb. 16,
1945.
3208 c) ALLEN HALLIE^^, bom Oct. 24,
1946.
3209 d) JOHN CHARLES12, bom June 3,
1948.
2720 iv) GLENN^o, born Apr. 14, 1895, Atkinson,
111.; married June 9, 1920, Beth Emery,
bom Jan. 11, 1900, Prophetstown,
daughter of Charles and Emogene
(Reynolds) Emery.
3091 a GLENNii jr., born July 11, 1922; he
owns the Lemuel Wheat Bible, and
has given valuable help with this
group.
3092 b ROBERT LEGRAND", bom June 2,
1924.
2055 ii GRACE AMELIA®, bom Mar. 11, 1861; died
Aug. 1, 1864.
2056 iii JESSIE MAE», bom Oct. 23, 1865; married 1)
. . . Seybolt; 2) Matthew Rider.
2057 iv MARY BELL^ born Apr. 9, 1876; died May 31,
1907; married Benjamin Slocum.
1272 ELI MILT0N8 WHEAT {Edivin R.\ Solomon^ ', Salmon'',
Samuel", Joshua', Moses'), born Oct. 10, 1840 at Owego,
N. Y.
299
married 1) Sept. 7, 1863, Phebe Ann Poole of Booth's
Corner, Delaware Co., Pa. who died Dec. 15, 1869.
2) Oct. 3, 1871, Emma J. Benson of Booth's Corner.
He lived in Washington, D. C, where he was a proof
reader in the Government Printing Office.
Children of Eli Milton and Phebe Ann (Poole) Wheat:
2080 i IDA LIZZIE^, bom Dec. 15, 1864 at Lebanon,
Pa. ; married A. K. Lind and lived in Washing-
ton, D. C.
2081 ii RACHEL SARAH», born Mar. 26, 1869 at Read-
ing, Pa.; married Allan Burrius; they lived in
Washington.
Children of Eli Milton and Emma J. (Benson) Wheat:
2082 iii CLARA REBECCA^, bom July 16, 1872, Leb-
anon, Pa.; married J. P. Hubbard; they lived
in Washington.
2083 iv MABEL^ bom Apr. 26, 1874, Lebanon, Pa.;
married G. P. Vandergrift; lived in Washing-
ton.
2084 V ANNIE FLORENCE^ born Jan. 19, 1878 in
Washington; died Sept. 9, 1884.
2085 vi PAULINE^ born May 24, 1879 in Washington;
married . . . (name not given by SCW, merely
the initials "E.L.K.")
1274a IRA GORDON^ WHEAT ( ), bom Mar. 18, 1821 in
Orange Co., N. Y.
married Nov. 21, 1846, Frances Maria Wheat (1259), 'his
cousin', daughter of David F. Wheat (561). They lived at
Montour Falls, Schuyler Co., N. Y.
His parentage is unknown, but if Frances Maria and he
were first cousins he must have been son of Lemuel, John
S., Samuel King, or James Clark Wheat, or possibly of
Nathaniel, of whom nothing is known except that he was
of Goshen, Orange Co. and married Sally Gale, but may
have been another son of Simeon Wheat. The names of
their children furnish no clue to parents.
300
1865 census; Town of Dix, Schuyler Co.
Ira G. Wheat, ae 44; bom Orange Co.
Frances M. Wheat, wife, ae 43, born Orange Co. Has
had 4 children.
Emmet Wheat, son, ae 16; born Chemung Co.
Albert Wheat, son, ae 14; born Chemung Co.
Cyrus D. Wheat, son, ae 10; born Schuyler Co.
Mary Lalor, servant, ae 20; bom Chemung Co.
Children of Ira Gordon and Frances Maria (Wheat)
Wheat: '
2086 i JEROME CORNELL^, born Sept. 26, 1847; in
1906 was living at Rock Stream, Yates Co.,
N. Y.
2087 ii EMMETT», bom June 8, 1849, Chemung Co.;
lived at Naples, Ontario Co., N. Y.
2088 iii ALBERT^, born A^r. 15, 1851, Chemung Co.
2089 iv CYRUS DAVID^ born Aug. 6, 1854 (or Apr. 6)
at Dix, N. Y.; married Dec. 25, 1881, Minnie
C. Piper, born Aug. 7, 1860, daughter of Wil-
liam and Mary (Hopkins) Piper. In 1906 Mr.
S. C. Wheat saw him at his home in Ehnira,
N, Y. and was told that Cyrus was "not in-
terested in genealogy"; he did not know or
would not tell the names of his parents and
said he "was brought up by others from an
infant". However he was included in his father's
family in 1865, then ae 10 years.
2723 i) RICHARD LeROY^o, bom Nov. 16, 1883.
2724 ii) FLORENCE MAY^o, born Mar. 24, 1888.
2725 iii) HELEN ELOISE^o, born Aug. 21, 1890.
2726 iv) HOBART CARLTON^", bom Mar. 4, 1896.
1389 FRANK LEWIS^ COLE {Jerusha' Harding, Polly' Wheat,
Amos^, Salmon'^, SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), bom May 18,
1855.
married Martha M. Hills, born Jan. 13, 1861.
Children of Frank Lewis and Martha M. (Hills) Cole;
301
2114 i LEON ROBERT^ COLE, bom Mar. 3, 1880.
2115 ii GRACE MARGARE'P COLE, born Dec. 17, 1882.
2116 iii FRED LEWIS'' COLE, born Aug. 17, 1884.
2117 iv CHARLES LAVELLE'^ COLE, born Apr. 25,
1886.
2118 V GEORGE LLEWELLYN^ COLE, born Aug. 17,
1887.
2119 vi FRANK RAYMOND^ COLE, born Dec. 2,1893.
1391 LEMUEL ALBERT^ COLE (Jerusha' Harding, Polly' Wheat,
Amos^, Salmon'', Samuel"^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Aug. 1,
1860; married Hattie Elnora Wood.
Children of Lemuel Albert and Hattie Elnora (Wood)
Cole:
2120 i ARTHUR EUGENE^ COLE, bom July 18, 1880.
2121 ii ELMER JAY» COLE, bom Apr. 27, 1885.
2122 iii KENNETH LEMUEL^ COLE, born Dec. 23, 1894.
1428 ELIZA ANN« STEELE {Eliza'' Wheat, Benjamin^ ', *, Sam-
uel', Joshua', Moses'), born Dec. 31, 1820; died Feb. 11,
1887.
married Apr. 11, 1843, Elbridge Gerry Sharp of South
A'bington, Mass., born Nov. 6, 1821 ; died Jan. 9, 1904.
Children of Elbridge Gerry and Eliza Ann (Steele)
Sharp:
2126 i ANN ELIZABETH'^ SHARP, bom Nov. 4, 1844;
living in 1919; married July 4, 1869, Edward
Keating, bom Jan. 12, 1847; died May 26,
1915.
2727 i) BLANCHE LOUISE^" KEATING, bora
Jan. 5, 1876; married July 9, 1904 at
Wheeling, West Va., Paul 0. Reymann,
born at Wheeling, Oct. 8, 1867.
3093 a ELIZABETH SHARP^i REYMANN,
born Dec. 25, 1906.
3094 b THUSNELDE BECKii REYMANN,
born Dec. 12, 1908.
302
3095 c BLANCHE LOUISE" REYMANN,
born June 10, 1910.
3096 d PAULA OTTILIEii REYMANN,
born May 26, 1912.
3097 e GEORGE LAWRENCE^i REYMANN,
born Feb. 7, 1915.
3098 f EDWARD KEATING" REYMANN,
born May 17, 1917.
2127 ii GEORGIANA JEANNETTE^ SHARP, bom May
13, 1845; married Edwin L. Gurney.
2728 i) RUDOLPHio GURNEY. 3 others, d.y.
2128 iii ELDRIDGE (sic) STEELE^ SHARP, bom Mar.
12, 1847; died June 27, 1872; married Hattie
Harding.
2729 i) CHARLES HARDING^o SHARP.
2129 iv MARTHA ISABEL^ SHARP, bom July 29, 1850;
married Miller Corke.
2730 i) MA'BELio CORKE.
2731 ii) HENRYio CORKE.
2732 iii) FRED^o CORKE.
2130 V WILLIAM HENRY^ SHARP, born July 12, 1854;
unmarried.
2131 vi EMMA JOSEPHINE^ SHARP, bom May 24,
1856; married Davis M. Gumey. s.p.
2132 vii CHESTER SEWARD^ SHARP, born Dec. 16,
1860; married Rebecca Crooker.
2733 i) ANNIEio SHARP.
2734 ii) EDITHio SHARP.
2133 viii CHARLES SUMNER« SHARP, born Dec. 16,
1860 — twin; died Sept. 1866.
2134 ix MINNIE TIRCIA^ SHARP, bom Feb. 16, 1863;
married Martin Swift jr. of Bridgewater, Mass.
2735 i) HELENi^* SWIFT.
2736 ii) LEONio SWIFT.
2135 X CORA SUMNER9 SHARP, born Oct. 16, 1866;
married Frederick C. Redfield of Clairmont,
N. H.
303
1446 VIRGINIA ANN^ LOOP {Lydia7 Wheat, James\ Benjamin',
^, Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Jan. 17, 1855 — twin;
died May 21, 1927.
married May 13, 1874, William A. Stafford, bom Mar.
22, 1849; died Jan. 19, 1919.
Children of William A. and Virginia Ann (Loop) Staf-
ford:
2143 i CHARLES OSCARS STAFFORD, born Sept. 21,
1875; married Nov. 26, 1896, OUie Elizabeth
Remley, born May 22, 1874; died Dec. 31,
1910; in 1952 he lived at South Bend, Indiana.
2744 i) RUTH REMLEYio STAFFORD, bom May
4, 1899; in 1952 was living with her
father.
2745 ii) RUBYE JANE^o STAFFORD, bom June
5, 1900; married June 5, 1936, San-
ford Arthur Campbell. s.p.
2746 iii) WELDON DANIEL^o STAFFORD, bom
Dec. 24, 1902; married 1) in 1923,
Clara Florence Klein, bom Sept. 20,
1903; died Oct. 13, 1938; 2) June 24,
1939, Mary Louise (Newton) Edwards,
born Jan. 24, 1911.
3099 a LEILA MAE^i STAFFORD, born
June 11, 1925; married Feb. 25,
1944, Charles Ernest Seghers, born
Jan. 29, 1922; living in Milwaukee,
Wise, in 1952.
3210 a) CHARLES JAMES^^ SEGHERS,
born June 18, 1947.
3211 b) THOMAS EDWARD^^ SEG-
HERS, bom Nov. 4, 1948.
3212 c) CHRISTOPHER LEE^^ SEG-
HERS, bom July 6, 1951.
3100 b WELDON HENRY^i STAFFORD,
born Feb. 1, 1926; married Apr. 6,
1949, Mary Louise McKinney.
304
3213 a) THOMAS DANIEL12 STAF-
FORD, bom Feb. 9, 1947.
3214 b) RICHARD SANFORD^^ STAF-
FORD, born Oct. 19, 1951.
3101 c CHARLES ROLAND^i STAFFORD,
born Jan. 9, 1928; married Sept.
23, 1950, Mary Katherine Boom-
hawer, bom July 18, 1932; they
live in Garden Village, South Bend,
Ind. 1952.
3215 a) CHARLES RICHARD12 STAF-
FORD, bom June 29, 1951.
3102 d ARLENE ALVINA" STAFFORD,
bom Apr. 25, 1931; in 1952 was
living with her sister, Mrs. Seghers,
3103 e ROBERT LEE^i STAFFORD, bom
Apr. 4, 1933; in 1952 was in the
U. S. Navy.
3104 f SUSAN ANNii STAFFORD, bom
Oct. 8, 1941.
2144 ii ODIS ALEXANDERS STAFFORD, bom Mar. 10,
1880; married Mar. 27, 1901, Lula Dice, bom
Jan. 14, 1882; in 1952 they lived in Crawfords-
ville, Ind.
2747 i) WILLIAM FROSST^" STAFFORD, bom
Dec. 23, 1901; married 1) Nola Mc-
Clure; 2) Sue Dowell; 3) Flossie Comp-
ton, bom Nov. 24, 1910. He and his
2nd wife. Sue Dowell, had a son —
3105 a WILLIAM ALEXANDERii STAF-
FORD, bom Jan. 6, 1926; his
mother married 2) . . . Taylor; her
son was adopted by him, becoming
William Alexander Taylor; he mar-
ried July 5, 1946, Juliabelle Gal-
lear.
3216 a) WILLIAM ALEXANDER12 TAY-
LOR jr., bom May 13, 1947.
305
3217 b) CAROL ANN^^ TAYLOR, born
June 9, 1950.
2748 ii) ROLAND DICEi" STAFFORD, born
Sept. 16, 1903; died Dec. 16, 1903.
2749 iii) ALTA DEAN^" STAFFORD, born May 6,
1908; married Apr. 7, 1939, Richard
Khuen, born Nov. 30, 1896; in 1952
they lived at Wood Dale, 111.
2750 iv) EDITH LOREENi" STAFFORD, bom
Aug. 28, 1913; married 1) May 8, 1933,
Homer Curtis, born Mar. 18, 1911; 2)
Oct. 27, 1946, William Albershardt,
born Sept. 17, 1896; in 1952 living in
Crawfordsville, Ind.
3106 a DANIEL BRYANi^ CURTIS, bom
Apr. 26, 1934.
2751 v) FRANCES DICE^o STAFFORD, born Apr.
8, 1916; married Oct. 14, 1934, Phillip
Sleight, born Nov. 11, 1908; live in
Crawfordsville, Ind.
3107 a PHYLLIS JEAN" SLEIGHT, bom
Nov. 24, 1935.
2752 vi) ROBERT EUGENEio STAFFORD, born
June 19, 1918; married Dec. 5, 1943,
Virginia Madeline Wolfe, bom Nov. 23,
1918; in 1952 they lived in San Fran-
cisco, Calif., at which time he was in
Germany with the U. S. Army Air Force.
Information of the descendants of JAMES WHEAT
(220) has been gratefully received from Rubye Jane
Stafford (Mrs. Sanford A. Campbell).
Information has been received from Miss Ethel Wheat
since the publishing of her father's vol. I in 1903, and
has now been added to the later generations.
Children of Silas and Eunice (Dewey) Wheat: SCW p. 73.
1476 CORDELIA ELIZA^ WHEAT (Silas', William\ Solomon', \
SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), bom 1818; died 1887.
306
married A'bial Drake, jr.; lived in Franklin, N. Y.
sew p. 75.
Children of Abial and Cordelia Eliza (Wheat) Drake:
2164 i WILLIAM ABIAL^ DRAKE, born 1848; married
Julia Marvin ; lived in Pueblo, Colo. SCW p. 75.
2756 i) MATTIE MARVIN^o DRA'KE, born 1874;
married Herbert James McClung.
SCW p. 76.
3108 a DOROTHY LOIS^^ McCLUNG, bom
Sept. 13, 1901; died 1902.
2757 ii) NELLIE EELS^" DRAKE, born 1876.
2758 iii) DOROTHY LOIS^^ DRAKE, bom 1890.
SCW p. 76.
2165 ii DWIGHT BENSON» DRAKE, born 1849 (not
'50) ; died June 11, 1917; married Emily F.
Treadwell, bom 1847; died May 25, 1925.
SCW p. 76.
2759 i) MARY MARGARET^o DRAKE, bom
1881.
2760 ii) GRACE CORDELIA^o DRAKE, bom 1884.
2166 iii ELLA E.» DRA'KE, bom 1853; died June 22,
1919 in Calif. SCW p. 75.
2167 iv FRANCES L.» DRAKE, bom 1857; married Rev.
Harold J. Frothingham; lived in Delta, Colo.
SCW p. 76.
2761 i) RUTH HAZELio FROTHINGHAM, bom
1887; married Aug. 4, 1944, E^toban
Rodriquez.
2762 ii) HAROLD H.i« FROTHINGHAM, born
1900; died 1901.
1477 GEORGE WASHINGTON^ WHEAT {Silas\ William', Sol-
omon^, '', SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), born 1821; died June
23, 1908.
married Alice Eliza Gay, born 1824; died 1893; lived in
Treadwell, N. Y. SCW p. 77.
Children of George Washington and Alice Eliza (Gay)
Wheat:
307
2168 i WILLIAM DWIGHT^ born 1850; died Oct. 20,
1943; married Lois Orene Leach, bom 1852;
died Jan. 25, 1931; lived in Fair Valley, Okla.
2763 + i) ERNEST DWIGHT^o, bom 1877; married
Maude Howard, born 1881; lived in
Fair Valley, Okla. SCW p. 79.
2764 + ii) GEORGE DEWEYi", born 1880.
2765 + iii) HARRY EDGARS", bom 1882.
2766 iv) ALICE HOPE^o, bora 1884; died Aug. 20,
1904.
2767 v) BERTHA LEMIRAi«, bom 1888; died
June 30, 1941; married Sept. ,
1931, M. Allen Atamerman.
2169 ii SILAS CARMP, born 1852; died Sept. 1, 1922;
married Josephine A. Wright, born 1854; died
Oct. 13, 1941. They lived in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. Wheat was the author of vol. I of the
WHEAT GENEALOGY and compiler of much
of the present volume. SCW p. 79.
2768 i) NINA ETHELi", born Mar. 24, 1878, Sum-
mit, N. J.
2769 ii) GRACE ALICE^o, born July 18, 1880,
Closter, N. J.; died Nov. 30, 1954; un-
married.
2770 iii) HOWARD IRVINGi«, born 1884, Madison,
N. J.; died Mar. 28, 1942; married Feb.
3, 1914, Jane Alva Young, born Sept.
7, 1888, daughter of George Romeo and
Mary A'gnes (Terhune) Young. s.p.
iii Son», born 1854; d.i. SCW p. 77.
2170 iv WALTER DEWEY^, born 1856; died Aug. 20,
1942; married Lizzie A. Conkling, born 1857;
died Aug.l5, 1933; lived in New York City.
SCW p. 77.
2771 i) LYDIA FRANCES^^ bom 1892; died
Feb. 17, 1907. SCW p. 80.
2772 ii) CHARLES CONKLING^o, born 1893.
308
2171 V GEORGE GAY», bom 1857; died Dec. 15, 1942;
married Eva Stella Jenner; lived in Los
Angeles, Calif. SCW p. 80.
2773 i) WILLIE REDDICKi«, born and died 1886.
2774 ii) GEORGE JENNERi", born 1889.
2775 iii) WILLA'RD DEWEY^o, born 1896; married
Mildred Ann Robinson.
3122 a PRISCILLA MILDREDii, bom Apr.
21, 1921; married Jerome Eugene
Dimitman.
3236 a) STEVEN12 DIMITMAN, bora
Apr. 21, 1951.
3237 b) SUSAN DEE12 DIMITMAN, born
Sept. 1, 1952.
3238 c) ROBERT JEROME^^ DIMITMAN,
bora June 20, 1955.
3123 b BERNICE ANN^i, born Jan. 21,
1923; married Dec. 8, 1944, Rolf
Willy Protzen; divorced. She mar-
ried 2) Nov. 15, 1953, Merlin
Dimitman.
3239 a) LESLIE MICHELEi^ DIMIT-
MAN, bom Dec. 11, 1956.
3124 c EVA ADELE^S bora Apr. 1, 1928;
married May 18, 1848, Frank
Arthur Wade.
3240 a) MARK ARTHUR^^ WADE, born
Jan. 1, 1950.
3241 b) GUY ARTHUR!- WADE, born
Jan. 10, 1951.
3242 c) CHAD ARTHUR^^ WADE, bora
Mar. 13, 1955.
3243 d) FORD ARTHURS- WADE, bora
Aug. 23, 1958.
2172 vi JAMES EDGAR^ born 1860; died Feb. 2, 1935;
married Luna Murphy, bom 1870; lived in San
Fernando, Calif. SCW p. 81.
309
2776 i) LA'URETTA ALICE^o, bom 1903.
2777 ii) JAMES EDGARi«, born Sept. 5, 1907.
2173 vii FRANCIS IRVING^ bom 1862; died July 3,
1925; married Catherine Belle Pierce, bom
1864; died Dec. 29, 1947; lived in Los Angeles,
Calif. sew p. 81.
2778 + i) CARL IRVINQi", bom Dec. 5, 1892.
2174 viii CHARLES SUMNER^, bom 1864; died Oct. 7,
1942; married Lydia Frances Hall, born 1869;
died A'pr. 24, 1942; lived in Treadwell, N. Y.
sew p. 81.
2779 i) IRVING HALLi", born 1895.
3127 a GERALD RICHARD^i, ; mar-
ried Mildred . . .
3250 a) DONALD CHARLES12, bom Mar.
20, 1956.
3251 b) DOUGLAS JAMES^^^ born Apr.
27, 1957.
2780 ii) EDGAR GAY^o, born 1897.
2781 iii) HAROLD DEWEYi", bom 1903.
1478 SYLVANUS ADDISON« WHEAT {Silas', William^ Sol-
omon^, \ SamueP, Joshua\ Moses^), horn 1823; died 1897.
married Rachel Loveland, born 1828; they lived in Tread-
well, N. Y. Five children died young, four of them in Oct.
1861. sew p. 82.
Child of Sylvanus Addison and Rachel (Loveland) Wheat:
2175 vi EMMA RACHEL^ born 1862; married Arthur W.
Rowell, born 1866; lived in Atlanta, Ga.
2782 i) MAHLON WHEAr» ROWELL, born
1891.
2783 ii) MARY AVIS^" ROWELL, born 1893.
2784 iii) GLEN LEON^" ROWELL, born 1895.
2785 iv) WILLIAM CRAGMANi" ROWELL, born
Dec. 21, 1898.
2786 v) EDWIN CLARK^^ ROWELL, bom Sept.
24, 1900.
310
2787 vi) JULIA EMMA^" ROWELL, born Oct. 26,
1902.
2788 vii) MARTHAio ROWELL.
2176 vii ELLA FRANCES^, born 1865.
2177 viii DUANE DEWEY^ born 1867.
1479 JAMES MADISON^ WHEAT {Silas', William^ Solomon', \
Samuel', Joshua', Moses'), born 1825; died Nov. 27, 1910.
married Almira Electa Foote, born 1836; died Aug. 8,
1933; lived in Redlands, Calif. SCW p. 82.
Children of James Madison and Almira Electa (Foote)
Wheat:
2178 i IDA MAY^ bom 1865; died Sept. 7, 1918.
SCW p. 83.
2179 ii JAMES FOOTE^ born 1871; married Amelia
Gertrude Masten, born 1876; lived in Redlands,
Calif.
2789 i) MILDRED MASTEN^o, born 1898.
2790 ii) MARJORIE ELIZABETH^", bom 1900.
1481 MARY AM AND AS WHEAT { Silas', William', Solomon', ^
Samuel^ Joshua^ Moses'), born 1829; died 1901.
married Capt. George W. Reynolds, bom 1818; died 1895;
lived in Franklin and Oneonta, N. Y. SCW p. 83.
Children of William and Altamira (Wolcott) Wheat:
1485 THOMAS J.^ WHEAT {William'', «, Solomon', ^ Samuel^
Joshua', Mo5es^), born 1822; died 1891.
married Betsey Tupper, bom 1826; died May 10, 1911,
Oneonta, N. Y. they lived in Treadwell, N. Y. SCW p. 85.
Children of Thomas J. and Betsey (Tupper) Wheat:
2180 i ALTA GENEVIEVE^, born 1864; married Richard
Thompson, jr., born 1852; they lived in Oneon-
ta, N. Y.
2791 i) WILLIAM WHEAT^o THOMPSON, born
1895.
2181 ii EFFIE E.8, bom 1866; died 1875.
311
1486 SUSAN MARIA« WHEAT ( William^ \ Solomon', \ Samuel',
Joshua^, Moses'), born 1826; died Jan. 29, 1911.
married Dr. Joel Washington Smith, born 1824; they lived
in Charles City, Iowa. SCW p. 85.
Children of Dr. Joel Washington and Susan Maria
(Wheat) Smith:
2182 i IRVING WHEA'P SMITH, born 1851; died 1895
in Cottonwood, Calif.; married SaUie Stalker,
born 1851. 2 daughters, d.y. SCW p. 87-8.
2183 ii IDA ELIZA-BETH^ SMITH, born 1853; died Dec.
12, 1912; married LaVerne W. Noyes, born
1849; lived in Chicago, 111. SCW p. 88.
2184 iii ALTA MARIA^ SMITH, born 1855; died 1859.
SCW p. 86.
2185 iv WILLIAM THOMAS^ SMITH, born 1864; mar-
ried Lura B. Decker, born 1878; lived in
Charles City, Iowa. SCW p. 88.
2792 i) MARION LUCILE^o, born 1899.
2186 V CHARLES FRANCIS^ SMITH, twin, born 1864;
married Carrie J. Walker, bom 1868; lived in
Kansas City, Kans. and Athol, Dakota.
2187 vi FRED EDMUND^ SMITH, bom 1866; married
at Youngstown, Ohio, Sept. 2, 1903, Mary Ger-
trude Jones, daughter of Rev. John H. Jones.
1487 WILLIAM BOLLES^ WHEAT {William^ ', Solomon', \
Samuel^ Joshua^, Moses'), born 1828; died Dec. 28, 1912.
married Eliza Richmond, bom 1826; died Dec. 30, 1912;
lived in Treadwell, N. Y. SCW p. 88.
Children of William Bolles and Eliza (Richmond) Wheat:
2188 i HOWARD RICHMOND^ born 1852; died Sept.
10, 1920; married Annie Rebecca Webb, bom
1855; died Feb. 16, 1907; lived in Treadwell,
N. Y. SCW p. 89.
2793 i) EDWIN WEBB^^, bom 1877; married
Martha Eliza Waring, bom 1882; died
Sept. 2, 1903; lived in New York City.
SCW p. 90.
312
2794 ii) LEWIS CHASEi«, born 1881. SCW p. 89.
2795 iii) EVELYN LOUISEi", bom 1888; died Dec.
29, 1929; married Nov. 19, 1913, Orle
Egbert Jamison of Walton, N. Y., son of
William H. Jamison of Walton East
Brook, born Sept. 15, 1888. SCW p. 89.
3128 a ALLEN WILLIAMii JAMISON, born
July 11, 1917.
b . . .11 JAMISON, born 1921.
2189 ii JOHN FRANK^ born 1865; died Sept. 1940; mar-
ried Ella S. Robinson ; lived in Treadwell, N. Y.
SCW p. 90.
2796 i) ETHEL CLARE^o, born 1889; married
Mar. 9, 1910, Charles F. Kellogg.
2797 ii) CORA' MARIONl^ bom 1896; married
. . . Barlow.
2190 iii JULIA AUGUSTA^ born 1860; married Orion
Reid Bourn, born 1861; lived in Treadwell
N. Y. SCW p. 90.
2798 i) NELLIE JULIA^o BOURN, bom 1887.
2799 ii) ELMER WHEAT^" BOURN, bom 1889;
died 1905.
1488 FRANCIS M.^ WHEAT {William'', \ Solomon', ^ Samuel',
Joshua^ Moses^), born 1830; died Oct. 17, 1915.
married Lydia E. Richmond; lived in Tallapoosa, Ga.
SCW p. 90.
1489 CHARLES LAWRENCE^ WHEAT {William^ «, Solomon', \
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), bom 1840; died 1864.
married Mary P. Treadwell; lived in Treadwell, N. Y.
SCW p. 85, 91.
Children of Charles Lawrence and Mary P. (Treadwell)
Wheat:
2191 i MORTON ELLSWORTH^, bom 1863; died June
2, 1942; buried in Franklin, N. Y.; married
Minnie F. Jackson, bom 1868; lived in Tread-
well and Utica, N. Y. SCW p. 91.
313
2800 i) CHA'KLES L.i", born 1890; of Utica in
1942.
2801 ii) ELMER J.^", born 1893; of Waverly, N. Y.
in 1942.
2802 iii) DELMER T.i», born 1893, twin; died be-
fore 1942.
Children of Solomon and Ruth M. (Griswold) Wheat:
1490 EDWIN RUTHVAN« WHEAT {Solomon', William', Sol-
omon^, '', Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), bom 1831; died 1901.
married Sarah Elisabeth Mabie, born 1841; died Jan. 27,
1905; lived in Sidney Center, N. Y. SCW p. 93.
Children of Edwin Ruthvan and Sarah Elisabeth (Mabie)
Wheat:
2192 i LUCY RUTH^ born 1861; married Nelson Delos
Amner, born 1862; lived in Sidney Center,
N. Y. SCW p. 94.
2803 i) CHARLES NELSON^o AMNER, born
1892.
2804 ii) ARTHUR DELOSi" AMNER, bom 1894.
2805 iii) RUTH ELISABETH^o AMNER, born
1895.
2806 iv) FLOYD DEWEY^o AMNER, born 1900.
2193 ii MARY LOUISA^ born 1862; died Feb. 25, 1907;
married William Henry Jenkins, born 1860;
died Dec. 1, 1921 ; lived in Sidney Center, N. Y.
SCW p. 94.
2807 i) EDITH FAULKNERi« JENKINS, bom
1895.
2808 ii) ERWIN WHEAT^^ JENKINS, born 1896.
2194 iii EDWIN RUTHVAN^ jr., born 1864; married
Nora E. Finch, bom 1870; lived in Sidney Cen-
ter, N. Y.
2809 i) SARAH AUDREY^o, bom 1895.
SCW p. 94.
2810 ii) MARGERY EMELINEi", born 1897.
2195 iv CHARLES ALMIRON^ bom 1868; married 1)
Carrie M. Crawford, bom 1868, died 1893; 2)
314
Ella Eliza Sibbett, born Mar. 8, 1869, daughter
of Hiram Lowery and Jane Victoria Sibbett of
Youngstown, Ohio; lived Torrington, Conn.,
Sidney Center, N. Y. and Youngstown.
sew p. 94.
2811 i) Lieut. MURRAY CRAWFORD^", bom
1891 ; died Oct. 2, 1919 in the Argonne,
France. SCW p. 95.
2812 ii) RUTH LEONAi«, born 1893.
2196 V GRACE MABIE^, born 1877.
1491 OSCAR F.8 WHEAT {Solomon^ William', Solomon', \ Sam-
uel\ Joshua^ Moses^), born 1833; died 1898.
married Louisa DeForest, born 1828; died 1900; lived in
Sidney Center, N. Y. s.p.
1492 LOUISA EMILYS WHEAT {Solomon-^, William', Solomon', \
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born 1834; died June 11, 1905.
married Deacon Roswell Brown Whitman, born 1834; died
Oct. 19, 1904; lived in Masonville, N. Y. SCW p. 95.
Children of Deacon Roswell Brown and Louisa Emily
(Wheat) Whitman:
2197 i ELIZABETH P.s WHITMAN, born 1864; married
Virgil D. Osborn, born 1856; died 1897; lived
in Treadwell and Franklin, N. Y.
2198 ii WILLIAM ROWLAND^ WHITMAN, bom 1866;
died Mar. 10, 1910.
2199 iii LILLIAN RUTH" WHITMAN, born 1869; mar-
ried Evans Huntington; lived in Masonville,
N. Y.
2200 iv ROSWELL BROWN^ WHITMAN, jr., born 1871.
2201 v ALMIRON G.» WHITMAN, born 1874; married
Ethel Spooden of Oneonta, N. Y.
2813 i) GERTRUDE LOUISE^" WHITMAN, bom
June 19, 1912.
2202 vi MARY EDITH^ WHITMAN, bom 1876; married
Arthur Henderson of Masonville, N. Y., June
24, 1914.
315
2814 i) MARION ELIZABETRio HENDERSON,
born ... 22, 1917 (sic).
1493 ADELIA H.^ WHEAT [Solomon', William\ Solomon', '',
Samuel', Joshua', Moses'], born 1837; died 1893.
married Frank Forsyth, born 1843; died 1896; lived in
Masonville. SCW p. 96.
Child of Frank and Adelia H. (Wheat) Forsyth:
2203 i MINA ADELIA9 FORSYTH, born 1874; died
1896.
1494 ALMIRON GRISWOLD^ WHEAT [Solomon', William'', Sol-
omon% '% Samuel', Joshua', Moses'), born 1840; died Dec.
20, 1911.
married 1) Emily C. Davis, born 1845; died 1871; 2)
Mary Jane Neff, born 1850; lived in Sidney Center, N. Y.
SCW p. 96.
Children of Almiron Griswold and Mary Jane (Neff)
Wheat:
2204 i EMILIE LOVERNA-', born 1875; married Will
Cook Franklin, born 1879; lived in Oakland,
Calif, and Salem, Oregon.
2815 i) LOCKWOOD WHEATio FRANKLIN, born
Mar. 1916.
2205 ii MARYJANE9, born 1877.
2206 iii OSCAR DEVILO^ born 1879.
2207 iv WEALTHA LIONA^, born 1882; married Wilbur
Hine of Cuba, N. Y.
2816 i) WILBUR ALMIRON^o HINE, born Mar.
1916.
1495 ELIZA 0.« WHEAT {Solomon', William', Solomon', '', Sam-
uel', Joshua', Moses'), born 1843; died Feb. 5, 1915.
married James M. Forsyth, born Mar. 24, 1845; lived in
Belden, N. Y. SCW p. 96.
Children of James M. and Eliza 0. (Wheat) Forsyth:
2208 i MARY ADELIA^ FORSYTH, born 1871; mar-
ried Merton A. Morse, born 1870; lived in
Butternuts, N. Y. SCW p. 97.
316
2209 ii JOHN SOLOMON^ FORSYTH, born 1874 (not
'73) ; married Mercia Yager; lived in Harpers-
ville, N. Y.
2817 i) HUGH J.io FORSYTH.
2818 ii) BEATRICE MADGEi" FORSYTH, born
Mar. 31, 1906.
2210 iii CORA ELIZABETH^ FORSYTH, born 1875; died
Mar. 20, 1918.
2211 iv JESSIE C.^ FORSYTH, born 1878.
2212 V FRANK J.^ FORSYTH, born 1884 or '86.
1496 GEORGE A.« WHEAT {Solomon', William', Solomon', K
Samuel^ Joshua^, Moses^), born 1846; died before 1903.
married Mary A'ntoinette Reed. SCW p. 97.
Child of George A. and Mary Antoinette (Reed) Wheat:
2213 i MAUD TINSLEY^ born 1875; died June 20,
1941 in Upper Montclair, N. J.; married Apr.
6, 1904, Arthur Benjamin Wollam of Brooklyn,
N. Y.; died Sept. 9, 1958 ae 84 yrs.
Children of Sylvester and 1) Julia (Maynard) and 2)
Martha (Johnson) Wheat:
1497 Rev. HARDIN^ WHEAT (Sylvester', William', Solomon', \
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born 1835; died 1876.
married Eliza A'nn Howes, born 1836; died 1886; lived in
Palmyra, N. Y. SCW p. 98.
Children of Rev. Hardin and Eliza Ann (Howes) Wheat:
2214 i LEONARD HARDIN^ born 1865; married Fran-
ces Peirson; lived in Newark, N. Y.
2215 ii LENA ELIZA^ born 1868; married George Terry
Eveland; lived in Franklin, N. Y.
2216 iii MARY EDNA^ born 1870; married Prof. Elmer
George Frail, born 1862; lived in Erie, Pa.
SCW p. 98.
2819 i) RICHARD JULIUS^o FRAIL, born 1900;
died 1903.
2217 iv CARRIE JULIA^, born 1873; died 1891.
317
2218 V HELEN SUSAN^, bom 1876; married Monte
Josiah Multer; lived in Franklin, N. Y.
1499 FLOYD B.^ WHEAT {Sylvester', William' Solomon', '>, Sam-
uel', Joshua^ Moses'), born 1839; died Dec. 30, 1912.
married Diana Potter; lived in Millville, N. J. SCW p.99.
Children of Floyd B. and Diana (Potter) Wheat:
2219 i MERTON T.'->, born 1866; married 1) Mary E.
Bomhoff; 2) Lauretta Young, born 1869; lived
in Glenside, Pa. and New York City.
2820 i) MAYSIEio, born 1896; died 1897.
2821 ii) LAURETTA^", born 1901.
2220 ii LUELLA9, born 1871; married W. H. Seward
Sheppard, born 1866; lived in Millville, N. J.
SCW p. 100.
2822 i) REBAi« SHEPPARD, born 1891.
2823 ii) MYRTLEio SHEPPARD, born 1894 and
3 more, names not given.
2221 iii ALBERT FLOYD^ born 1873; married Estella
Madden. SCW p. 100.
2824 i) LILLIAN ESTELLA^o, born 1895.
2825 ii) FLOYD MARTIN^^, born 1897.
2826 iii) ALBERT LEONARD^o, born 1901.
iv) . . .!«, born Dec. 30, 1903.
2222 iv ETHEL FLORA^ born 1881. SCW p. 99.
2223 v MABEL^ born 1883. SCW p. 99.
1500 ELLEN JULIA« WHEAT {Sylvester', William', Solomon', \
Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses' ) , born 1841 ; married Dr. George
Cleveland Smith, died July 18, 1911; lived in Delhi, N. Y.
He wished removed from the account on p. 100 from "and
his brother" ... to end of the paragraph.
Children of Dr. George Cleveland and Ellen Julia
(Wheat) Smith:
2224 i EDSON LEVERE» SMITH, born A'pr. 5, 1864;
died Aug. 30, 1865. SCW p. 101.
2225 ii ALTA8 SMITH, born Jan. 1, 1868.
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2226 iii EMILY LULU^ SMITH, born Dec. 12, 1870.
2227 iv LILLIAN MARCIA^ SMITH, born Jan 28, 1875;
died July 18, 1894.
2228 V GEORGE PERCIVAL^ SMITH, born Aug. 30,
1876; died Nov. 9, 1912.
1501 MORRIS LAMBERTS WHEAT (Sylvester^ William', Sol-
omon^, '*, SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), born 1848; died Sept.
30, 1908.
married Mary J. Booth; lived in Colfax, Iowa.
Children of Cyrus Howell and Amanda (Rogers) Wheat:
1505 MARION EUNICE^ WHEAT {Cyrus HowelP, William', Sol-
omon^, '', SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), bom 1841.
married Manzer C. Smith, born 1838; died 1903; lived in
West Meredith, N. Y. SCW p. 104.
Children of Manzer C. and Marion Eunice (Wheat)
Smith :
2229 i HERBERT LEROY** SMITH, born 1867; died
1868.
2230 ii EMMA LOUESA^ SMITH, bom 1879; married
Oct. 12, 1904, Herbert Smith, son of Samuel
and Rosamond Smith.
2827 i) AVIS LOUISAi« SMITH, born Oct. 12,
1912.
2828 ii) IRVING HERBERTi" SMITH, born Mar.
22, 1915.
2829 iii) GEORGE LEON^o SMITH, born Oct. 3,
1916.
1506 HARTSON L.^ WHEAT [Cyrus HowelP, William', Sol-
omon^, '>, SamueP, Joshua^, Moses'), born 1843; died Apr.
8, 1912.
married Frances Maria Knapp, bom 1843; died Feb. 23,
1915; lived in Treadwell, N. Y. SCW p. 105.
Children of Hartson L. and Frances Maria (Knapp)
Wheat:
2231 i NELLIE INO^ born 1866; married Arthur
Sherburne Whitten, born 1860; lived in Min-
neapolis, Minn.
319
2830 i) ROLAND ARTHUR^o WRITTEN, born
1889; married Oct. 15, 1913, Adeline
C. Renwick.
3129 a JANE ELIZABETH^' WRITTEN,
born Aug. 8, 1914.
3130 b JOICE ADAIRii WRITTEN, born
Mar. 6, 1918.
2831 ii) RAROLD CLAYTON^"' WRITTEN, born
1891; married Sept. 25, 1917, Eunice
R. Rice.
3131 a TROMAS PIERCE^i WRITTEN,
born Oct. 18, 1920.
2832 iii) CLAYTON DELWIN^'^ WRITTEN, born
1895.
2232 ii FRANCES EDNA'*, born 1874; married Frederick
Ernest Bender, bom 1874.
2233 iii RARDIN RAROLD^, born 1876; married Alice
Biddel Ayer; lived in Minneapolis, Minn.
2234 iv MILLICENT MARIE^ born 1879.
1507 PORTER ASBURY^ WREAT {Cyrus HowelP, William', Sol-
omon\ '', SamueF, Joshua^, Moses^), born 1845.
married Lydia Maria Southworth, born 1847; died Aug. 9,
1918. sew p. 105.
Child of Porter Asbury and Lydia Maria (Southworth)
Wheat:
2235 i CORA MARION^ born 1867; married LeRoy
Evans, born 1867; lived in Leonta, N. Y.
sew p. 106.
2833 i) STEWART WREAT^^^ EVANS, born 1894.
2834 ii) BLANCRE M.io EVANS, born 1895.
2835 iii) RAZEL J.^" EVANS, born 1898.
2836 iv) RUTR WHEAT^o EVANS, born Feb. 2,
1905.
2236 ii ROMER E.^ born 1870; married June 28, 1917,
Petronilla Feare; postmaster at Treadwell, N. Y.
sew p. 106.
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2237 iii BERTHA' LYDIA^ born 1871; married John
Howard Whitney of Downsville, N. Y.; lived
in Pittsburgh, Pa.
2837 i) HOWARD ERWIN^" WHITNEY, born
Feb. 8, 1900.
2238 iv HORATIO SEYMOURS, born 1876.
2239 V ROSCOE CONKLIN^ born 1880; married Laura
E. Fleming; lived in Treadwell, N. Y.
2838 i) BRADFORD FLEMINGi", born Dec. 30,
1913.
1510 ORTON W.8 WHEAT {Cyrus HowelP, William', Solomon', ^
SamueP, Joshua', Moses'), born 1852; died Feb. 9, 1913;
married Betsey A. Palmer, born 1857; lived in Franklin,
N. Y. sew p. 104, 106.
Children of Orton W. and Betsey A. (Palmer) Wheat:
2240 i LEO C.^ born 1884; married Feb. 20, 1910, Vera
D. Benedict.
2839 i) HILDRED VERA^o, born Sept. 20, 1911.
2840 ii) EVELYN CAROL^o, born Dec. 25, 1915.
2241 ii HERBERT 0.^, born 1885; married Dec. 22, 1908,
Bertha H. Manzer of Franklin, N. Y.
sew p. 106.
2841 i) eORLIN ARTHURio, born Sept. 9, 1909.
2242 iii TRAOY ELMERS born 1892; died 1893.
2243 iv MERT0N9, born 1893.
1513 WALTER WALLIS^ WARNER {Harriet' Wheat, Samuel',
Solomon', '', Samuel^, Joshua', Moses'), born Sept. 26,
1818; died May 21, 1896. Lived in Springfield, Mass.
married Oct. 14, 1849, Emily T. Nearing, born July 8,
1831; died Oct. 1908.
2244 i JANE MABEL^ WARNER, born May 16, 1851;
died Apr. 13, 1891; married Oct. 3, 1872, E.
H. Parsons.
2245 ii ALICE MARIA^ WARNER, bom Apr. 29, 1853;
married Frank E. Stoddard.
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2246 iii FREDERICK L.» WARNER, bom Mar. 10, 1857;
died Sept. 18, 1912.
2247 iv FRANK E.^ WARNER, born Mar. 21, 1867.
1514 ALBERT AUGUSTUS « WARNER {Harriet Wheat, Sam-
uel^, Solomon^, '>, SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), born Jan. 2,
1821; died A'pr. 26, 1851; lived in Baltimore, Md. s.p.
married 1) Oct. 12, 1845, Jane M. Burket; died Dec. 8,
1848 (Stiles' Hist, of Wethersfield calls her Barker: II,
p. 745) ; married 2) Neff of Brooklyn, N. Y.
1515 HENRY WARREN« WARNER [Harriet' Wheat, Samuel',
Solomon^, '', Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Aug. 19,
1823; died May 22, 1895; lived in Greenfield, Mass.
married 1) Julia Burnham, born 1825; died Dec. 28, 1859;
married 2) Sept. 2, 1861, Sophia Noyes, born Sept. 20,
1832; died Mar. 4, 1919.
2248 i HARRIET WHEAT^ WARNER, born ; died
1875; married Mar. 26, 1869, George D. Bates.
2842 i) M AUDIO BATES, born 1870; married
Albert Ellis; living in Athol, Mass.
2843 ii) HARRIET!" BATES; d.i.
2844 iii) ALBERT!" BATES; d.i.
2249 ii JULIETTE" WARNER, born 1853; died 1854.
2250 iii EMMA M.» WARNER, born 1856; died 1870.
2251 iv ALBERT A.» WARNER, born 1859; died 1871.
V Child", born Dec. 1859 (twin?) ; evidently did
not live.
2252 vi NETTIE ISABELLA" WARNER, born Nov. 7,
1866; married June 26, 1888, Lucius D. Potter.
In 1920 they lived in Greenfield, Mass.
2253 vii EDWARD RUSSELL" WARNER, bom Nov. 15,
1870; farmer, lived in West Brewster, Cape
Cod, Mass.
2254 viii MABEL R." WARNER, born 1871; died 1872.
Authority: Mrs. Nettie (Warner) Potter.
1522 WARREN THRALL^ TREAT [Almird' Wheat, John', Sol
omon^, '', Samuel", Joshua^, Moses^), born Jan. 20, 1835.
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married June 9, 1862, Adelaide McCracken. They lived in
Buckingham, Conn.
Children of Warren Thrall and Adelaide (McCracken)
Treat:
2268 i R0SELLIA9 TREAT, bom Mar. 26, 1863; died
May 26, 1866.
2269 ii FRANK S.» TREAT, bom Jan. 11, 1865; mar-
ried 1888, Mary T. Brown.
2270 iii ISABEL^ TREAT, born May 25, 1867.
2271 iv JOHN WHEATS TREAT, born May 24, 1870.
2272 V JEROME» TREAT, born Apr. 14, 1872.
2273 vi ARTHURS TREAT, bom May 1, 1879.
2274 vii RALPH B.^ TREAT, bom July 3, 1885.
1523 ROBERT BRUCE^ TREAT {Almira' Wheat, John', Sol-
omon^, '*, SamueP, Joshua^, Moses^), born Nov. 25, 1838;
died May 17, 1871.
married Jan. 4, 1859, Emeretta Daggett; she was living
in 1893; married 2) Henry F. Payne. They lived in Buck-
ingham, Conn.
Children of Robert Bruce and Emeretta (Daggett) Treat:
2275 i NELLIE JANE^ TREAT, born 1865; died 1867.
2276 ii WILLIAM GEORGE^ TREAT, bom June 25,
1867; in 1893 was living in Buckingham, Conn.
2277 iii HATTIE H.^ TREAT, born 1869; died 1870.
1587 LaFAYETTE MORTIMERS BAIRD {Emily' Taylor, Sally''
Wheat, Solomon^, *, Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Feb.
27, 1841 at Speedville, Tioga Co., N. Y.
married Apr. 25, 1865 at Sandusky, Ohio, Georgiana
Weed, daughter of William and Sarah (Sanford) Weed of
Perkins, Ohio. They lived in Corona, Calif.
They earlier lived in Williamstown, Iowa, and in 1894
moved to California. He was a soldier in the Civil War, in
the 67th Ohio Infantry, serving for 4 years; he took part
in fourteen engagements, in the siege of Charlestown and
of Petersburg.
323
Children of LaFayette M. and Georgiana (Weed) Baird,
all born in Willamstown :
2346 i IDA ROSE^ BAIRD, bom Mar. 9, 1866; married
Apr. 10, 1889, John C. Wilkins, died Aug. 19,
1895, son of Charles and Wilkins of New
Hampton, Iowa. They lived in Corona, Calif.
2876 i) GLENN^'^ WILKINS, born Mar. 7, 1892.
2877 ii) RUTH MARIE^" WILKINS, born June 26,
1893.
2347 ii FRED M.** BAIRD, born Feb. 24, 1869; married
Mar. 5, 1894, Elizabeth Maxfield, daughter of
John Maxfield of Perris, Calif. They lived in
Perris.
2878 i) MARGRETTEio BAIRD, born and died
1895.
2348 iii BESSIE EMMA" BAIRD, born Jan. 23, 1876.
2349 iv MAUD P." BAIRD, born June 23, 1880.
1670 VAN BUREN^ WHEAT (Sidnef, Benjamin^ ^ John'',
Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses'), born Dec. 21, 1834; died June
20, 1896.
married May 11, 1865, Ann Janet (A'njanette in Bible rec.)
Stoutenburg, daughter of Isaac and Ann Stoutenburg of
Hopewell, N. Y. Lived at Phelps, N. Y.; farmer.
He enlisted August 7, 1862 and served in the 126th N. Y.
Volunteers, and was made 1st Sergeant. He took part in
the engagements at Harper's Ferry in September 1862 and
at Gettysburg in 1863, being wounded July 2, 1863. When
partly recovered he was assigned to the 4th U. S. Colored
Troops, but his wounded left arm continued to give trou-
ble and he was honorably discharged in the summer of
1864.
Children of Van Buren and Ann Janet (Stoutenburg)
Wheat:
2441 i ROLLIN LINCOLN", born Oct. 3, 1866.
2442 ii ANNA REESE", bom Nov. 5, 1868 at Phelps,
N. Y.; married Dec. 21, 1892. William P.
Wayne.
324
2443 iii ELSA or ELSIE WAGGONER", born Apr. 9,
1870; married . . . Reynolds.
2444 iv SIDNEY ISAACS bom Jan. 16, 1880, probably
in Orleans, N. Y.; married in Jan. 1902, Lottie
M. Myers. They lived in Orleans and in Clifton
Springs, N. Y. They had many hobbies — she
collected records of Orleans and filled a num-
ber of scrapbooks; one of his hobbies was
photography, notable in the early days. An ar-
ticle about them, with picture of them and a
grandson, appeared in the Rochester Democrat
& Chronicle, Aug. 30, 1954.
2916 i) HAZEL REBECCA'io, born July 1, 1904
in Orleans; d.y.
2917 ii) JESSIE LOIS^o, born Aug. 16, 1907 in
Orleans; married . . . Fox.
2918 iii) ANNA GERTRUDEi«, born June 12,
1909 in Orleans; married . . . Lathrop.
2919 iv) SIDNEY VAN BUREN^", born Aug. 31,
1914 in Canandaigua, N. Y. ; married
Amelia C. Hartmann.
2920 v) ROLLIN LAWRENCEi", born June 17,
1916 in Orleans; married Anna Elaine
Coons.
2921 vi) DONALD CORYDON^^, born Nov. 7,
1923 in Clifton Springs; married Ruth
Eleanor Arnold.
Authority: Mrs. Sidney I. Wheat.
1749 GEORGE EDWIN*^ WHEAT {Josiah Alfred', Josiah C.^
Solomon^ Josiah'*, Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses'), born
Jan. 4, 1842; died
married Sept. 14, 1866, Addie Adams, daughter of Capt.
William Adams of Nashua, N. H.
He was clerk in his father's store in Nashua, later owner;
was deacon in the 1st Congregational Church and for
years led the choir, having much musical talent.
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Child of Deacon George Edwin and Addie (Adams)
Wheat:
2504 i ALFRED ADAMS», born June 13, 1867 in
Nashua, N. H.; died in Washington, D. C,
Mar. 11, 1943, in his apartment in the May-
flower Hotel. A graduate of Dartmouth Col-
lege in 1889, he took a law degree in 1891 at
what is now George Washington University,
and was admitted to the bar in Washington
the same year. In 1893 he was admitted to the
bar in New York and practiced there until
1922 when he returned to Washington as spec-
ial assistant to the Solicitor General. President
Hoover appointed him associate justice of the
District Supreme Court, and in 1930 he be-
came Chief Justice of the Court, retiring in
1942. He married Gertrude Burd Luther in
1912; she died May 3, 1936 in Washington
and is buried in Rock Creek cemetery, Wash-
ington.
i) daughter^", married John Appleton
Bumham.
Article in the New York Times, March 12, 1943.
1793 FREDERICK EUGENE^ WHEET Uosiah\ Joshua Reed',
Josiah^, Thomas'', Joseph^, Joshua^, Moses^), born Nov. 11,
1867 at North Adams, Mass.
married Oct. 26, 1892, Hattie Phoebe James, born Apr.
15, 1871, daughter of George K. and Phoebe Gray (Sis-
son) James of Meredith, N. H.
He was a physician, grew up in Groton, N. H., graduated
from Phillips Exeter Academy, 1889, and from the Medical
Dept. of the University of the City of New York, 1892.
He practiced at Bristol, N. H. and Plover, Wis.; from
1895 to 1903 he was at Stevens Point, Wis. where he was
a member of the Northwestern Wisconsin Medical Associa-
tion. He belonged to St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church; member of Knights of A'ltruria, of Oriental
Commandery Knights of Malta, of Central City Tent K. 0.
326
T, M., of Horace Greeley council, jr., 0. N. A. M., and of
Shawretta Lodge, I.O.O.F.
He practiced in Rumford Falls, Maine, and since 1918 at
Westbrook, Maine. He was Captain in the Medical Corps
at Base Hospital, Camp Devens, 1918, and was discharg-
ed in December of that year.
Children of Frederick E. and Hattie P. (James) Wheet:
2531 i FRANCES ELIZABETH^ born Oct. 16, 1893; at
Stevens Point, Wis.; married Nov. 26, 1921,
Emil Asker; lived in Brooklyn, N. Y.
2532 ii MILDRED GERTRUDE^, born Dec. 28, 1895 at
Stevens Point, Wis.; married June 26, 1920,
Winfield J. Hutchins of Springvale, Maine,
where they live.
2533 iii DOROTHY KEMPTON^ born Nov. 14, 1900.
2534 iv HARRIET JAMES», born Mar. 28, 1905.
1854 CHARLES PRINDLE^ WORTH (/u/ia« Prindle, Lucy' Cleve-
land, Jerusha^ Wheat, Samuel^, '*, ^, Joshua^, Moses^),
born A-pr. 26, 1869; died suddenly at West Palm Beach,
Fla., Apr. 23, 1939.
married 1) Jan. 26, 1892, Louise H. Conger who died
Jan. 8, 1902; 2) Apr. 7, 1906, Fannie R. Ungerer. They
lived in Westfield, N. J.
Children of Charles Prindle Worth :
2589 by 1 ) i MADELYN CONGERi« WORTH, born Feb. 17,
1893; married Cecil Calvert Gamwell jr. of
Pittsfield, Mass. He died Apr. 18, 1947.
2940 i) BARBARA WORTH^^ GAMWELL; mar-
ried John Jarvis Head.
3136 a JOHN JARVIS^^ HEAD, jr.; born
Oct. 19, 1943, Pittsfield, Mass.
3137 b PENEL0PE12 HEAD, born Sept. 30,
1945, Pittsfield, Mass.
3138 0 DAVID GAMWELLi^ HEAD, bom
Aug. 12, 1949, Concord, Mass.
3139 d CHRISTOPHER COLE^^ HEAD,
bom Dec. 8, 1955, Marlboro, Mass.
327
2941 ii) ROSEMARY WORTHiiGAMWELL; mar-
ried Michael J. McCrudden of Merion,
Pa.
3140 a MICHAEL JOSEPRi^ McCRUDDEN,
jr., born Feb. 18, 1944, Norfolk,
Va.
3141 b CHRISTOPHER!- McCRUDDEN,
born Feb. 10, 1946, Pittsfield Mass.
3142 c STEPHEN WORTH^^ McCRUDDEN,
born May 22, 1949, Philadelphia,
Pa.
3143 d PHILIP GAMWELL1-' McCRUD-
DEN, born July 26, 1954, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
2942 iii) VIRGINIA CHURCH" GAMWELL; mar-
ried Willys Herbert Monroe, Jan. 7,
1945.
3144 a SHERRILL HAWTHORNE^^ MON-
ROE, born Sept. 17, 1948, Mineola,
N. Y.
3145 b SUSAN W0RTH12 MONROE, born
Sept. 18, 1950, Mineola, N. Y.
3146 c WILLYS GAMWELL^^ MONROE,
born Apr. 19, 1958.
2943 iv) CECIL CALVERri GAMWELL, III;
married Arlene Marie Bickford of Lis-
bon Falls, Maine. They live in Caracas,
Venezuela.
3147 a MADELYN WORTH^^ GAMWELL,
born Apr. 11, 1947, Oneida, N. Y.
3148 b CECIL CALVERT12 GAMWELL IV,
born Nov. 24, 1949, Brooklyn, N.Y.
3149 c TIMOTHY BICKFORD^-" GAM-
WELL, bom Oct. 18, 1951, Cara-
cas, Venezuela.
3150 d PETER BRADFORD^^ GAMWELL,
born Aug. 31, 1953, Caracas, Vene-
zuela.
328
3151 e JEFFREY CHURCRi^ GAMWELL,
born July 7, 1956, Caracas, Vene-
zuela.
2590 by 2) ii JOHN HATHORNi^ WORTH, born Dec. 23,
1907; graduate of Rutgers College 1929;
married Aug. 17, 1929, Helen Lydia Pack,
daughter of C. Otto C. Pack.
2944 i) VALERIE LYNN^i WORTH, bom Jan. 6,
1935; d.y.
2945 ii) DOUGLAS CORDWELLii WORTH, born
Nov. 12, 1938.
1903 GLEN HIRAM9 WILLIAMSON {Hiram^ Williamson, Eliza-
beth^ Wheat, Samuel'^, ^, '', •', Joshua'^ Moses'), born Aug.
13, 1882, Fleming, N. Y. Living at Palmyra, N. Y. 1958.
married 1) Apr. 20, 1906 at Douglas, Wyoming, Luetta
Maude Newell, twin daughter of George and A'delia (Hack-
ett) Newell, born Aug. 13, 1875 at Cedar Falls, Iowa; died
Feb. 19, 1940 at Manchester, N. Y.; buried at Palmyra;
married 2) July 1, 1950 at Phoenix City, Ala., Anna
( Schneider ) ( Cooper ) .
Children of Glen Hiram and Luetta M. (Newell) Wil-
liamson :
2602 i ALFARETTA ADELIA^o WILLIAMSON, born
July 29, 1912, Douglas, Wyoming; married
Apr. 12, 1936 at Palmyra, N. Y., John A. Moll,
born Mar. 22, 1913, son of Luther and Eliza-
beth Moll. In 1958 living at Fairport, N. Y.
2959 i) JOAN MARIE" MOLL, born Aug. 12,
1940, Rochester, N. Y.
2960 ii) BETTY LOU" MOLL, born June 1, 1946,
Rochester, N. Y.
2961 iii) STEPHEN JOHN" MOLL, twin, born
June 1, 1946.
2603 ii WAYNE ROGERS^" WILLIAMSON, born Mar.
11, 1917 at Victor, N. Y.; married Feb. 27,
1941, Palmyra, N. Y., Thelma V. Haak, born
Oct. 19, 1919, daughter of A'bram Haak. Living
at Palmyra, N. Y.
329
2962 i) LARRY WAYNE^i WILLIAMSON, born
Oct. 21, 1946, Clifton Springs, N. Y.
2963 ii) DAVID LLOYD^^ WILLIAMSON, born
Dec. 30, 1950, Clifton Springs, N. Y.
2964 iii) DEAN GLEN^i WILLIAMSON, bom Apr.
1, 1955, Clifton Springs, N. Y.
2604 iii WILMA WAUNEITA^^ WILLIAMSON, born
July 5, 1918, Palmyra, N. Y.; married Oct. 29,
1941, Oswego, N. Y., Victor Harry Baitsell,
born A"pr. 9, 1913 at Spencerport, N. Y., son
of Norman and Sarah (Penwell) Baitsell. They
live in Oswego.
2965 i) CORIN VICTORS ^ BAITSELL, born Mar.
26, 1946 at Fulton, N. Y.
2966 ii) CORRINE LUETTA" BAITSELL, bom
July 10, 1950, Oswego, N. Y.
2967 iii) COBY ALLAN^i BAITSELL born July 9,
1950, Oswego, N. Y.
1913 JOHN WARD» WHEAT [Henry A.\ William H.\ Samuel',
\ \ ^ Joshua^. Moses'), born May 13, 1889 at Scipio,
N. Y.; died May 10, 1943 ae 53 at Moravia, N. Y., where
he lived.
married Sept. 2, 1921 Charlotte Shaw of Norwich, N. Y.,
bom Dec. 16, 1888 at Delhi, N. Y., daughter of Daniel W.
and Cora (Edgerton) Shaw.
He was a partner in Wheat Brothers, produce, grain and
wood dealers in Moravia.
Children of John Ward and Charlotte (Shaw) Wheat:
2619 i GERALD SHAWi«, married July 25, 1953, Kath-
erine Cass, born June 4, 1930.
2998 i) GARY JOHN^^, born Nov. 25, 1954,
Aubum, N. Y.
2999 ii) JULIA EILEEN^i, born Nov. 12, 1956,
Auburn, N. Y.
iii) son^i, born 1958.
2620 ii KENTON WARD^", born June 22, 1925, Aubum.
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(in his father's obituary he is called KEN-
YON).
1914 FRED ALFRED^ WHEAT {HenryA.\ William H.\ Samuel\
', \ ', Joshua^ Moses'), bom Sept. 21, 1893.
married Aug. 5, 1924, Esther Brown of Adams, Mass.,
bom there Feb. 7, 1900.
Children of Fred Alfred and Esther (Brown) Wheat:
2621 i ELIZABETH BROWN^", born Sept. 21, 1926 at
Moravia, N. Y.; married July 3, 1950, George
MacKay, born Mar. 1, 1925, Boston, Mass.
1958, living at Tuckahoe, N. Y.
3000 i) GEORGE FREDERICKii MacKAY, bom
Aug. 23, 1957, New York City.
2622 ii FREDERICK A.^", bom A'ug. 7, 1929 in Auburn,
N. Y.; married June 22, 1957, Barbara Young,
daughter of Gordon and Gladys (Hotchkiss)
Young, at Moravia.
3001 i) DIANE ELIZABETHii, born Aug. 19,
1959.
2623 iii JUDYio, born Aug. 27, 1938, Auburn.
1919 ALMA HULDA» REDMAN {Mary Eliza' Wheat, William
Henry'', Samuel^, \ ^ ^, Joshua^, Moses'), born Mar. 21,
1896 at Merrifield N. Y.
married Apr. 12, 1916, Coral Brewster, son of Leonard
and Frances (Johnson) Brewster; he had seven brothers
and one sister. They live at Poplar Ridge, N. Y. near
Venice.
Children of Coral and Alma Hulda (Redman) Brewster:
2626 i EVERETTio BREWSTER, born Oct. 27, 1916;
married Elizabeth Palmer, Sept. 28, 1946.
3002 i) SANDRA MAY" BREWSTER bom 1949.
3003 ii) EDWARD EVERETTii BREWSTER, born
1948.
2627 ii MARY ELIZABETH^o BREWSTER, born May
26, 1918; married Aug. 17, 1940, Laveme
Meyers.
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3004 i) RICHARD LAVERNE^i MEYERS, born
Oct. 25, 1941.
3005 ii) ROBERT EVERETT^i MEYERS, born
July 21, 1945.
1926 FRANK HARVEY^ BAKER {Franklin 5.« Baker, Almira'
Sawin, Lottie'^ (Martha) Wheat, Samuel^ ^ \ Joshua^,
Moses^), born Apr. 12, 1881 in Salinas, Calif,
married Sept. 16, 1911, Ida May McGuire, born Jan. 18,
1886, daughter of John and Eliza (Cockrell) McGuire. He
is a veterinarian and lives in Gardnerville, Nevada.
Children of Frank Harvey and Ida May (McGuire)
Baker :
2632 i FRANKLIN HARVEY^", born Oct. 19, 1912,
Berkeley, Calif.; married Aug. 10, 1944, in
Palo Alto, Calif., Edythe Mary Martin, born
June 13, 1915 in San Francisco, daughter of
John Henry and Mildred Ethel (Kemp) Mar-
tin. She is a graduate of San Jose State Col-
lege, 1937; he of Stanford University, 1934;
in U. S. Army 1942-'45; Assistant Cashier,
Bank of America, International Banking Office,
San Francisco. They live at Mountain View,
Calif.
3006 i) MARY LYNN^^ BAKER, born June 13,
1945, Palo Alto, Calif.
3007 ii) EDYTHE MARGARET^^ BAKER, born
Dec. 7, 1947, Palo Alto, Calif.
3008 iii) BARBARA' ANN^^ BAKER, born Oct. 27,
1952, Modesto, Calif.
2633 ii JOHN MACKi« BAKER, born June 24, 1917,
Gardnerville, Nevada; married July 28, 1945,
Concord, N. H., Patricia Gibson, born Mar. 7,
1921, daughter of Harold and Helen Gibson.
She is a graduate of University of New Hamp-
shire; he is a physician; B.S. Stanford Univer-
sity, 1940; MD 1944; MMSc, Ohio State
University 1950; Captain in Medical Corps,
U. S. Army 1944-5; Major in Medical Corps
332
Reserve; specialist in thoracic and cardiac sur-
gery; practices in Sacramento, and lives in
Carmichael, Calif.
3009 i) SALLY PATRICIA" BAKER, bom Mar.
11, 1947, Columbus, Ohio.
3010 ii) DAVID GIBSONii BAKER, born June 9,
1948, Columbus, Ohio.
3011 iii) JONATHAN HARVEY^i BAKER, born
July 25, 1949, Columbus, Ohio.
3012 iv) STEPHEN COOLIDGEii BAKER, born
Sept. 5, 1954, Sacramento, Calif.
1957 ALBERT^ FREEMAN (Samuel' Freeman, Charity' Wheat,
Richard^, Jonathan^, Salmon'', Samuel'^ Joshua^, Moses^),
born Sept. 18, 1843; died Feb. 26, 1907.
married at Taylor, N. Y., Dec. 27, 1870, Viola Hannah
Holmes, born May 22, 1846 at Taylor; died Oct. 31, 1924
at Penn Yan, N. Y., daughter of Leonard and Hannah
(Rockwell) Holmes. They are buried at Truxton, N. Y.
Children of Albert and Viola Hannah (Holmes) Free-
man:
2653 i BLANCHE LaVERN^" FREEMAN, bom Nov.
24, 1872, Truxton; died June 12, 1949; mar-
ried Mar. 4, 1917, George Leech, bom in Vir-
gil, N. Y.; died in Johnson City, N. Y. and
buried at Cortland, N. Y.; she is buried at
Truxton. s.p.
2654 ii CLIFTON RUFUS^^ FREEMAN, born Nov. 18,
1873; died Apr. 29, 1927; married at Bingham-
ton, N. Y., June 5, 1907, Caroline 0. Aker,
born June 10, 1873. s.p.
2655 iii ABBIE JUNEi« FREEMAN, born June 15, 1877;
married Oct. 24, 1901, Josiah James Meldrim,
born June 10, 1866, Truxton; died Mar. 14,
1946, son of Thomas and Nancy (Crissey)
Meldrim.
3016 i) ALBERT THOMAS^i MELDRIM, born
Nov. 9, 1906; married June 11, 1931 at
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Hartington, Nebr., Florence M. Burkett,
born Dec. 24, . . .
3180 a VIOLA MAY^- MELDRIM, born
May 6, 1943 at Syracuse, N. Y.
3017 ii) VIOLA FREEMAN^- MELDRIM, bom
July 23, 1908; died Aug. 22, 1919.
2656 iv LYNN ALBERT^^' FREEMAN, born Sept. 9,
1884, Truxton; died Dec. 16, 1956; buried at
Cortland; married 1) June 5, 1907 by Rev. H,
C. Mosher, Parthenia Close of Cortland; died
June 7, 1936 in Emporia, Kans; 2) Mar. 18,
1940 at TuUy, N. Y., Ellabelle Cowles Burrus.
s.p.
1970 ELY» LEE {Lucy' Whitmarsh, Arvilla' Wheat, Richard',
Jonathan^, Salmon'', Samuel\ Joshua^, Moses'), born Dec.
17, 1831 in Cuyler, N. Y.; died Dec. 1, 1866.
married Sept. 20, 1859, Emily James, born Aug. 20, 1837;
died 1874, daughter of John Waterman and Emily (Fan-
ning) James of Cuyler. He was a farmer and owner of a
cheese factory. Both are buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, De-
Ruyter, N. Y.
Children of Ely and Emily (James) Lee: born at Cuy-
ler, N. Y.
2677 i LIZZIEi« LEE, born Feb. 13, 1861 ; died Dec. 19,
1899; married May 22, 1881, William J. Cot-
trell of Scott, N. Y., born Jan. 17, 1849; died
Jan. 24, 1924, son of John B. and Sarah (Bar-
ker) Cottrell; both buried in Scott Union
Cemetery. The children were born at Scott,
Cortland Co., N. Y.
3040 i) JOHN E.ii COTTRELL, born Jan. 11,
1882; married Jan. 1, 1936, Mrs. Flor-
ence Olney Stoker.
3041 ii) GRACE E.^i COTTRELL, born Sept. 18,
1883; married Mar. 24, 1928, John
West.
3042 iii) R. BRUCEii COTTRELL, bom Sept. 14,
1885; died Jan. 28, 1958.
334
3043 iv) GLENN" COTTRELL, born Oct. 24, 1887;
married Jan. 19, 1914, Inez Foster.
3044 v) WILIA'M J.^^ COTTRELL, born Aug. 28,
1889; married June 1913, Agatha
Bedell.
3045 vi) JEREMIAH B.^i COTTRELL, born Oct.
17, 1890; married July 22, 1916, Susan
Minckler.
3046 vii) RUTHii COTTRELL, born Jan. 18, 1893;
died Jan. 9, 1894.
3047 viii) LEE GRANDEii COTTRELL, born Dec. 3,
1894; married Sept. 5, 1917, Nellie
Churchill.
3048 ix) SARAH E.ii COTTRELL, born Apr. 28,
1896; married Jan. 2, 1919, Neil
Churchhill.
3049 x) BURRii COTTRELL, bom Nov. 24, 1897;
died June 9, 1898.
3050 xi) LISLEii COTTRELL, born July 13, 1899;
married June 26, 1924, Helen Howell.
He furnished the records of this family, from Arvilla
Wheat (526) on.
2255 WALTER WHEAT^ ROWE (Maria P.' Wheat, Abijah Col-
lins', Samuel^, Solomon^, '', SamueV, Joshua^, Moses^),
bom Dec. 16, 1860 at Philadelphia, Pa.; died after 1921;
lived at Greensboro, N. C.
married Aug. 12, 1886, Mary T. Dyson, born June 21,
1862, Philadelphia; died Mar. 27, 1907, daughter of
Thomas Freeman and Elizabeth (Zanes) Dyson. Born in
England, Mr. Dyson came to this country, enlisted in a
Pennsylvania regiment and died at Gettysburg in 1863.
His widow married again and the daughter Mary was
adopted by her aunt, Ella A. (Wheat) Baldwin (1518)
and her husband, Edward F. Baldwin, and went to Africa
with them, returning to America 12 years later, in 1886.
As a child he and his mother lived at the home of her
father, Abijah Collins Wheat, and later with his step-father,
George J. Piper of Milton, Pa. At 19 he returned to his
335
grandfather's and studied medicine, then dentistry, his
life-work.
Children of Walter and Mary T. (Dyson) Rowe:
2845 i NELLIE MARIE^o ROWE, born Mar. 27, 1887 at
Greensboro, N. C. In 1921 she was librarian of
the Greensboro Public Library.
2846 ii JOSEPH WALTER^o ROWE, born Sept. 16, 1894;
died Mar. 7, 1918 at the Naval Base Hospital,
Hampton Roads, Va., of rheumatic fever due to
exposure while on guard duty.
2427 ALBERT LEMUEL^ HOUGHTON (Sophronia P.' Putnam,
Mary'' Cowles, Submit'^ Wheat, Benjamin^ John'', Joseph'^,
Joshua-, Moses^}, born Jan. 29, 1848; lived in Kansas City,
Mo.
married Hattie Hapgood.
Children of Albert Lemuel and Hattie (Hapgood)
Houghton.
2896 i ALICE LUELLAi« HOUGHTON, born Oct. 30,
1875.
2897 ii SARAH LOUISE^o HOUGHTON, born Mar. 16,
1878; married Dr. William H. Goldsburg.
2898 iii CLARENCE LEMUEL^*' HOUGHTON, born Nov.
30, 1881.
2899 iv INA MAY^o HOUGHTON, born Oct. 30, 1883.
2900 V HARRISON ALBERTi" HOUGHTON, born Mar.
20, 1889.
2429 EDWARD LeDOIT^ HOUGHTON {Sophronia P.' Putnam,
Mary'' Cowles, Submit^ Wheat, Benjamin^, John'', Joseph^,
Joshua^, Moses^), born Apr. 1. 1851; lived at Montour. la.
married 1) in 1875, lone Shallenberger of Toledo, Iowa;
died May 22, 1886. married 2) Kate E. Chase, born Apr. 1,
1865. They removed to Lyford, Texas about 1905.
Children of Edward LeDoit and lone (Shallenberger)
and Kate E. (Chase) Houghton:
2901 i GEORGE LEON'" HOUGHTON, born Oct. 5,
1876.
336
2902 ii SUSIE BELLEio HOUGHTON, born July 6, 1878.
2903 iii EMMA SOPHRONIA'^o HOUGHTON, born Mar.
27, 1882.
2904 iv CHARLES ERNEST^" HOUGHTON, born Mar.
4, 1884.
2905 V VERNA lONE^^* HOUGHTON, born May 15,
1886.
2906 vi SEYMOUR LeDOIT^o HOUGHTON, born Feb.
21, 1890.
2907 vii ROY EDWARDio HOUGHTON, bom Aug. 13,
1893.
2908 viii ELSIE^o HOUGHTON, born Jan. 4, 1896.
2909 ix ALTA ARVILLA^o HOUGHTON, born July 12,
1903.
2910 X CLARAio HOUGHTON, bom Feb. 28, 1909.
2514 WILLIAM RAY» WARNER {Jeston R.' Warner, Lura' At-
wood, Polly^ Powers, Mary^ Wheat, Thomas'', Joseph^,
Joshua^ Moses^), born A^pr. 16, 1875; died Nov. 30, 1943.
married May 2, 1901 in Windsor, Canada, Lulu Maud
Dynes, born Feb. 28, 1877 in Owosso, Mich. ; died Sept. 19,
1949, Long Beach, Calif.
He was a veteran of the Spanish War.
Child of William Ray and Lulu Maud (Dynes) Warner:
2934 i MAVIS CLAIRE^" (LeClear) WARNER, bom
July 5, 1905, Woodmere, Detroit, Mich.; mar-
ried Apr. 16, 1927, Hubert John Van Peenen,
son of Herbert Peter Van Peenen, born in Mid-
delburg, Zeeland, Holland and Minnie Lee Day
of Madisonville, Kentucky. He is a physician,
Rear Admiral in the U. S. Navy; was a prisoner
of the Japanese in World War II; District
Medical Officer of the Third Naval District;
1959 living at the U. S. Naval Base, Norfolk,
Va.
i) Infant, born and died at Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba.
3132 ii) HUBERT JOHN" VAN PEENEN III,
337
born Mar. 12, 1931, U. S. Naval Base,
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Early educa-
tion in Guam, Mariannas Islands; Cole-
gio Simon Bolivar and Colegio Cristobal
Colon, Mexico City; U. S. secondary
schools; B.A. University of California;
M. D. 1954, University of California
Medical School; Captain, Medical Corps,
U.S.A. in Germany 1955-57. Married
Alxit Rosales, Guatemala City, Guate-
mala. 1959, second year Resident in
Pathology, College of Physicians amd
Surgeons, Columbia University, New
York City. Also attends Art Students'
League.
3133 iii) PETER FRANZ DIRK^i VAN PEENEN,
born Sept. 18, 1932, Pensacola, Fla.;
early education in Guam; Colegio
Simon Bolivar and Colegio Cristobal
Colon, Mexico City; U. S. secondary
schools; regional scholarship to Prince-
ton; spent his junior year at the Sor-
bonne, Paris, also studied sculpture,
studio M. Solieu; graduate cum laude,
Princeton University 1954; University
of California Medical School, 1957, re-
ceiving M.A. in Pharmacy and M.D.
degrees. Married Eleanor Jeanette
Sharpe of El Cajon, Calif. 1959 Lieut.
Medical Corps, U. S. Navy, studying
for Doctorate in Public Health at Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore; special
research in parasiteology.
3134 iv) MARGARET LV VAN PEENEN, born
Apr. 18, 1934, Pensacola, Fla.; early
education in Guam; Instituto Luis Pas-
teur and Liceo Franco-Mejicano, Mexico
City; graduate summa cum laude from
Sweet Briar College, Va. having spent
338
her junior year at St. Andrews College,
Scotland; M.A. from Middlebury Grad-
uate School, and Fulbright student to
the Sorbonne, Paris, 1955; B.S. and
R.N. from Presbyterian Hospital School
of Nursing, Columbia University 1959.
Married Dec. 27, 1958, Joseph Anthony
Grimes jr. of Providence, R. I. He is a
graduate of Yale, Fulbright student to
Lille, France, and 1959 Law student at
Harvard.
3135 v) MAVIS MURLii VAN PEENEN, born
Mar. 13, 1936, Long Beach, Calif. Insti-
tute Luis Pasteur and Liceo Franco-
Mejicano, Mexico City; St. Catherine's
Academy, Kentucky; B.S. and R.N.,
Vanderbih University, Nashville, Tenn.
Married Oct. 25, 1958, Capt. Ramon
Villareal of Brooklyn, N. Y., marine
pilot, veteran of Korean War; Ohio
State University and graduate of Of-
ficers' Candidate School, Pensacola, Fla.
2593 JOHN DONALD!" WHEAT [John Chase', John Henry\
Hiram V.\ Samuel', ^ \ ^ Joshua', Moses'), horn Apr. 10,
1923, Syracuse, N. Y.
married Dec. 28, 1947 at Buffalo, N. Y., Mary Thompson,
bom there Nov. 12, 1927.
Children of John Donald and Mary (Thompson) Wheat:
2947 i LUCINDA", born June 23, 1949, Manhattan,
Kansas.
2948 ii TERISA^i, born Oct. 1, 1952, David, California.
2949 iii JOHN GORDON^i, born June 26, 1954, David,
California.
2950 iv AMY LOUISE", born May 8, 1956, David, Calif.
2951 V DONALD THOMPSON'S born June 4, 1957,
David, California.
2594 BEVERLY JEAN'o WHEAT {John Chase', John Henry\
339
Hiram V-'^, Samuel^, \ '', ', Joshua^, Moses^), born Dec.
23, 1927, Syracuse, N. Y.
married June 11, 1949 at Syracuse, Frederick W. Pulver jr.,
born Oct. 12, 1918 in Buffalo, N. Y.
In 1958 they lived in Syracuse.
Children of Frederick W. and Beverly Jean (Wheat)
Pulver jr:
2952 i SUSAN BETH^i PULVER, born Dec. 23, 1951,
Syracuse.
2953 ii STEPHEN FREDERICK" PULVER, born Jan.
23, 1958, Syracuse.
Authority: Mrs. Victor Baitsell, 1958.
2666 EFFA LENORAi" FREEMAN {Frederick A.' Freeman,
James^ Freeman, Charity'' Wheat, Richard^, Jonathan^,
Salmon'', Samuel^, Joshua^, Moses'), born at Taylor, N. Y.,
June 11, 1887.
married by Rev. John Pudney, Oct. 29, 1910, Evert John
Burlingame, born at Truxton, N. Y. Dec. 3, 1878, son of
Thomas Adelbert and Lucy Annette (Widger) Burlingame.
Children of Evert John and Effa Lenora (Freeman)
Burlingame:
3027 i INEZ GERTRUDEii BURLINGAME, bom at
Cincinnatus, N. Y., Sept. 9, 1911; married in
New York City, Jan. 15, 1933, Charles Sin-
kevich, born in Brooklyn, N. Y. Aug. 5, 1909,
son of John and Catherine (Chivinsky) Sin-
kevich. He is employed in the engineering de-
partment of the Consolidated Edison Co.
3181 i) VALERIE JOAN^- SINKEVICH, born in
Brooklyn, May 12, 1935; married there,
Nov. 7, 1954, Earl Guarante Muron,
born May 19, 1933, son of Earl and
June (Lacey) Muron.
3252 a DEBORAHi^ MURON, born Sept. 27,
1955, Leominster, Mass.
3253 b ELIZABETH13 MURON, born Jan. 7,
1957.
340
3028 ii THOMAS EVERT^i BURLINGAME, born at Cin-
cinnatus, Oct. 26, 1912; married there, June
29, 1946, Thelma Harrington, born May 4,
1912, Bloomville, N. Y., daughter of Theon D.
and Augusta Betty (Eldred) Harrington. He
was a Sergt. in World War H and saw action
in Italy and Germany. Employed at Cincinna-
tus Auto Co.
3182 i) AUGUSTA BETTYS- BURLINGAME,
born Aug. 8, 1947, Binghamton, N. Y.
3183 ii) BETH12 BURLINGAME, born Oct. 21,
1952, Cortland, N. Y.
3029 iii JOHN FREEMANii BURLINGAME, born Feb.
18, 1914, at Taylor, N. Y.; married Nov. 26,
1936 at Lincklaen, N. Y., Norma Langdon,
born Groton, N. Y., Nov. 17, 1918, daughter of
Clarence R. and Laura Ethel (Davis) Langdon.
3184 i) RUSSELL EDWARDi^ BURLINGAME,
born Oct. 7, 1948, Cortland, N. Y.
3185 ii) LORRAINE EVELYN^^ BURLINGAME,
born July 6, 1952, Cortland, N. Y.
3030 iv PAUL FRANCIS" BURLINGAME, born Dec. 26,
1915 at Taylor, N.Y.;married July 7, 1941 at
Brownwood, Texas, lola Harrington, born Feb.
14, 1911, Prattsville, N. Y., sister of his brother
Thomas' wife. He was Staff Sergt. in World
War II and served in Hawaii. He is wholesale
rug salesman.
3186 i) SC0TT12 BURLINGAME, born May 28,
1947, Binghamton, N. Y.
3187 ii) WHITNEY12 BURLINGAME, born Oct.
12, 1950, Binghamton, N. Y.
3031 V LAURENCE ALVAH" BURLINGAME, born Jan.
22, 1918, Taylor, N. Y.; married Jan. 25, 1947
at Dryden, N. Y., Helen B. Cottrell, born
Homer, N. Y. Feb. 12, 1922, daughter of Lee
Grande and Nellie (Churchill) Cottrell. He was
Sergt in the 101st Airborne Division and served
341
in Germany. He is a printer in the Cornell
University Print Shop.
3188 i) LAURENCE EVERT^^ BURLINGAME,
born June 24, 1947, Cortland, N. Y.
3032 vi LENORA J.^^ BURLINGAME, born July 19, 1923
at Cincinnatus, N. Y.; married there, July 8,
1950, Keith Hollister, born Apr. 17, 1927 at
Cincinnatus, son of Theron J. and Cassie (Hunt-
ley) Hollister. He is manager of Victory Super
Market, Cortland, N. Y.
3189 i) BRENT KEITH^^ HOLLISTER, born Feb.
5, 1951, Binghamton, N. Y.
3190 ii) BRENDA LENORA'^^ HOLLISTER, twin,
born Feb. 5, 1951, Binghamton, N. Y.
Freeman records have been furnished by Mrs. Laurence
A. Burlingame (Helen B. Cottrell).
2763 ERNEST DWIGHTi" WHEAT {William Dwight\ George
W.^, Silas'', Capt. William^, Solomon^, ^, Samuel^, Joshua*,
Moses^), born Nov. 16, 1877.
married Sept. 16, 1901, Maude Howard, born Feb. 18, 1861,
daughter of Jasper M. and Vernela (Yarrington) Howard.
He was a farmer and lived at Fair Valley, Okla.
Children of Ernest D wight and Maude (Howard) Wheat:
3109 i WILLIAM HOWARD", born June 9, 1902; mar-
ried Feb. 24, 1929, Clarissa Emma Mead, born
Mar. 16, 1907, of Dexter, Kansas.
3218 i) LOIS LAV0NNE12, born May 31, 1930;
married June 1, 1947, Francis Lawrence
Rippetoes.
3254 a LAVONNE CLARE^^ RIPPETOES,
born Aug. 12, 1948.
3219 ii) CHARLES MEAD^-, born Dec. 25, 1934.
3220 iii) JANET IRENEi^, bom Mar. 19, 1947.
3110 ii JOHN HAROLDii, born June 8, 1904; married
1) May 5, 1927, Clara Echels; divorced 1930
at Ulysses, Kansas; 2) Nov. 11, 1933, Mary
342
Jane Martin, born Apr. 7, 1914. They lived in
Pueblo, Colo.
3221 i) MARGIE LENORAi^, torn Feb. 10, 1928;
married Jan. 8, 1944, Lee Taylor, born
Aug. 13, 1926.
3255 a SHIRLEY JEANETTE^^ TAYLOR,
born Aug. 11, 1947.
3222 ii) RALPH VERLYN^-, born Aug. 20, 1929;
married Rose Karl, born Jan. 1, 1936.
iii) Boy^-, born and died Feb. 1935.
3223 iv) VIRGINIA MAY^^, born Apr. 22, 1937.
3224 v) ROSEMARY LOUISE^-, bom Aug. 13,
1939.
3225 vi) ESTHER ORENE^^, born Jan. 8, 1944.
3111 iii LOIS VERNELIA^i, ^^^^ j^iy 22, 1907; married
May 3, 1930, Joseph Daniel Davidson, born
Aug. 11, 1899; farmer, living in Colcord, Okla.
3226 i) GENEVA JANET^^ DAVIDSON, born
Sept. 8, 1940.
3227 ii) MYRTLE ANNIE^^ DAVIDSON, born
June 1, 1942.
3228 iii) CATHERINE MAUDE^^ DAVIDSON,
born May 8, 1944.
3112 iv ERNEST DWIGHTi\ born Mar. 14, 1910; died
July 24, 1928.
2764 GEORGE DEWEY^o WHEAT {William Dwight\ George W.\
Silas', Capt. William^, Solomon^, '', Samuel^, Joshua^,
Af 05650, born Oct. 24, 1880.
married Sept. 27, 1911, Zora Hazel Hemdon, born Feb.
28, 1889; died June 9, 1924, daughter of John and Grace
Herndon of Wichita Falls, Texas.
Children of George Dewey and Zora Hazel (Hemdon)
Wheat:
3113 i GRACE OREAN^i, born and died Sept. 1912.
3114 ii GEORGE WILLIAM^i, bom Mar. 26, 1914; mar-
ried May 29, 1933, Mary Wooley, born Jan. 11,
1915.
343
3229 i) BOBBIE DEAN^-, born Aug. 31, 1936.
3230 ii) BONNIE ILENE^-, bom May 14, 1940.
3231 iii) MARJORIE LORAINE^^, born Sept. 15,
1942.
3115 iii FRANKLIN BURDETTE", bom Jan. 3, 1917;
married 1941, Nadine . . .
3116 iv RUBY LEMIRA'ii, born Feb. 11, 1919.
3117 V VELORA RUTH^i, born Aug. 14, 1921; married
Jan. 17, 1942, Victor Miller of Wichita Falls,
Texas.
2765 HARRY EDGAR^o WHEAT {William Dwight\ George W.\
Silas', Capt. William^, Solomon^, '*, Samuel', Joshua',
Mo5e50 , bora Nov. 22, 1882.
married 1) May 1918, Mildred Irion, died Apr. 18, 1924;
2) Helen E. Hoyt; divorced; 3) Mary . . . Living in Santa
Cruz, Calif.
Children of Harry Edgar and Mildred (Irion) Wheat:
3118 i HARRY EDGAR", born May 12, 1919; married
May 11, 1940, Ruth Stone of Los Angeles,
Calif. They live in Linda Vista, San Diego,
Calif.
3232 i) BILLIE MAY^^, born July 18, 1942.
3233 ii) JIMMIE12, bom May 29, 1945.
3119 ii CHARLES IRIONii, born Aug. 31, 1920; mar-
ried Aug. 30, 1947, Nancy Eleanora . . . They
live in Santa Cruz, Calif.
3120 iii ELIZABETH ANN^^, born May 10, 1922; married
Clarence Filers. They live in Santa Cruz.
3234 i) JACKIE^- ELLERS, bom July 1941.
3235 ii) BETTY JEAN^- ELLERS, born Jan. 5,
1943.
3121 iv MARGARET DEAN^i, bom Mar. 1924;
died a year later.
2778 CARL IRVINGio WHEAT (Rev. Francis Irving', George W.\
Silas'', Capt. William^, Solomon^, '', Samuel'^, Joshua*,
Moses^), born Dec. 5, 1892 at Holliston, Mass.
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married Sept. 22, 1919 at Los Angeles, Calif., Helen Mills-
paugh, daughter of Jesse Fonda and Mary (Parsons)
Millspaugh of Los Angeles.
He is a lawyer; was educated in the Los Angeles city
schools; Occidental Academy; Pomona College, 1915;
Harvard Law School 1915-1917; from July 1917 to 1919 he
served in the American Ambulance and the U. S. Army
Air Service in France; returned to Harvard and was grad-
uated in 1920. He is an author and bibliographer and a
noted authority on Californiana. Vol. I of his series "Map-
ping the Transmississippi West", under the auspices of the
Institute of Historical Cartography, was published in 1958;
he was one of the founders of the Roxburghe Club of San
Francisco. He lives (1958) in Menlo Park, Calif.
Children of Carl Irving and Helen (Millspaugh) Wheat:
3125 i FRANCIS MILLSPAUGHi\ born Feb. 4, 1921,
Los Angeles; married Oct. 14, 1944, Nancy
Loring Warner, bom Jan. 31, 1921, daughter
of Loring K. Warner. He is a lawyer; in 1958
they lived in Menlo Park.
3244 i) DOUGLAS LORING12, ^0^ Sept. 14,
1947.
3245 ii) CARL IRVING IP^, bom May 9, 1949.
3246 iii) GORDON^^, born Aug. 29, 1953.
3126 ii RICHARD PIERCERS born July 4, 1924; married
Dec. 26, 1946, Mary Esther Wallace, born Sept.
27, 1924, daughter of James Wallace of South
Pasadena; he is a physician; living in Los
Altos, Calif. 1958.
3247 i) DAVID WALLACE12, ],^^ Feb. 1, 1948.
3248 ii) KENNETH SCOTTi^, ^om Aug. 14, 1950.
3249 iii) JAMES PIERCE12, ^^m Nov. 3, 1952.
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FRANCIS WHEAT OF MARYLAND AND DESCENDANTS
1 FRANCIS^ WHEAT was born probably between 1690 and
1705 in England. Little has as yet been discovered about
him, his ancestry in England, where and when he was bom,
or when he was married and to whom. Descendants believe
that he came from England in 1724.
It is known, however, that in 1752 he leased from Benedict
Calvert a tract of land in Prince George County, Maryland,
for the term of his natural life and the lives of his sons, John
and Francis jr. The land was in that part of the county that
later became the District of Columbia; he named his home-
stead Cool Spring Plantation, now the site of the Navy Yard
in Washington.
In 1753 he leased to his son John 100 acres of the plantation
and in 1769 another 100 acres to his son Francis jr. Whether
there were more children is not known.
Known children of Francis Wheat :
2 4- i JOHN-, born perhaps around 1730 and in Prince
George Co. He married Mary Mulliken.
3 + ii FRANCIS- jr. born perhaps around 1745.
2 JOHN WHEAT2 {Francis'), born perhaps around 1730 in
Prince George Co.; married Mary Mulliken and lived on
Cool Spring Plantation, 100 acres of which had been leased
him in 1753 by his father. In the 1790 census he had 3 males
over 16, 3 under 16, 4 females and 2 slaves.
Children of John and Mary (Mulliken) Wheat:
4 + i JAMES MULLIKEN^.
5 + ii THOMAS^.
6 + iii JOHN jr3.
7 + iv JOSEPHS
8 + v BENONP.
9 vi MARY3, married Thomas B. Moreland, Oct. 17,
1799.
10 vii ANN3, married Horatio Moore, A^ig. 10, 1803.
11 + viii ELIZABETH^, married Daniel Page.
12 ix REBECCA^, married . . . Bell of Wheeling, West Va.
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3 FRANCES^ WHEAT jr. (Francis^), born perhaps around
1745; of Cool Spring Plantation, Prince George Co., his
father having leased him 100 acres in 1769. He is probably
the one who married Sarah Upton, Nov. 1, 1780. In the 1790
census he had 2 males over 16, 5 males under 16, 3 females
and 5 slaves. (These figures include himself and his wife,
of course).
Children of Francis jr. and ? Sarah (Upton) Wheat:
order uncertain.
13 + i JESSE^, married ? Sarah Soper.
14 ii SARAH3, married Nov. 3, 1789, Jesse Hardy, St.
John's Parish.
15 iii SAMUEL3.
16 iv WILLIAMS
17 V J0HN3.
18 vi BENJAMIN'.
19 + vii JAMES', born 1788.
viii a daughter', name not recorded.
20 ix JOSHUA'.
4 JAMES MULLIKEN' WHEAT (John', Francis'), of Prince
George Co., Maryland and Berkeley Springs Va. He married
1) Elizabeth King Shaw who died in 1813. Withers' "Chroni-
cles of Border Warfare," p. 225, says that during the siege
of Fort Henry (Wheeling) in Sept. 1782, 30 men and several
women defended the fort against Indians led by Simon
Gerty. Betsy Wheat did good service in loading guns and in
firing at Indians; married 2) Mrs. . . . Shriock, and 3) Mary
Custer, "ae 25-30 years, when he was past his 80th year".
Children of James Mulliken and Elizabeth King (Shaw)
Wheat:
21 + i JAMES MULLIKEN^ jr., born 1800; died 1865.
22 + ii JOSEPH SHAW^ born 1804; died 1873.
23 + iii ELIZA KING^ bom 1805; died after 1897.
24 + iv BENONP, born 1809; died 1895.
5 THOMAS' WHEAT {John\ Francis') , of Cool Spring Planta-
tion ; married Mary Chatham. A grandson, Stanley H. Wheat,
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wrote in 1922 that Thomas lived in Washington, D. C. and
was connected with the Navy Yard during the War of 1812.
He and his brother Benoni were West Indies traders, with
dock and warehouses in Alexandria, Va.
Children of Thomas and Mary (Chatham) Wheat.
25 + i JOHN THOMAS\ bom 1801; died 1888.
26 ii SAMUEL^, of St. Louis, Mo. In 1830 was trading
with Santa Fe.
27 iii HENRY^.
28 + iv JAMES SANDERS^ born 1810; died 1874.
29 V MARY E^
30 vi JOSEPHINE^.
J0HN3 WHEAT jr. (John', Francis'), of Cool Spring Planta-
tion, Washington. Married Dec. 3, 1801, Mary Noland; they
are both buried in the Congressional Cemetery, Washington.
In 1793 the Commissioners of the city of Washington sold
to James Greenleaf 3000 public lots in the newly-plotted
Capital for 25 pounds for each lot; he agreed to build ten
houses each year, thinking that when the Government was
established there in 1800 there would be a great rush to set-
tle in the new city. A syndicate was formed, controlling
over 7200 lots, and a row of houses was built on 4th Street
SW. the first row in Washington. It was long known as
Wheat Row from John Wheat who bought and occupied
the north house, the original tenants of the others being
Judge Cranch, Capt. Duncanson, and Samuel Eliot. The
houses are now numbered 1315 to 1319 Fourth St. SW
(from an article "Wheat Row, the Oldest Row of Buildings
in Washington", in the Washington Times, Dec. 6, 1903).
Three of the houses were owned and occupied later by the
Barney Neighborhood House.
Children of John jr. and Mary (Noland) Wheat:
31 i SAMUEL% died before 1896, unmarried.
32 ii JOHN\ died before 18%.
33 + iii JAMES CLIFTON*, born 1812; died 1902.
34 iv AMANDA M.'*; in 1907 she was living in a Home in
Washington, ae about 90 years.
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JOSEPH^ WHEAT {John', Francis'), of Washington, D. C;
married Dec. 13, 1791, Rachel Bryan, bom 1770; died Oct.
13, 1854.
Children of Joseph and Rachel (Bryan) Wheat:
i JOHN^ bom Jan. 26, 1793; d.i; buried in Rock
Creek cemetery, Washington,
ii ELIZA^ born Apr. 12, 1796; d.i; buried in Rock
Creek cemetery, Washington.
35 iii ELIZABETH DIANA^ born Nov. 12, 1798; mar-
ried July 4, 1815, Rev. Thomas C. Thornton,
iv MAUD^ born Apr. 11, 1800; d.i.
36 V WILLIAM THOMAS^ bom Oct. 16, 1803.
37 + vi RICHARD WHATCOAT% born Apr. 4, 1806; died
Sept. 28, 1883.
vii JAMES^ born Jan. 6, 1809; d.i.
viii JOHN NELSON^ born May 14, 1810; d.i.
BENONL^ WHEAT (John', Francis'), born ; died 1852;
married 1) Oct. 1, 1807, Mary Napier Jordan, died Sept. 13,
1834, daughter of Justinian and Rebecca Jordan; 2) Maria
McNeal, daughter of Roger and Cassandra McNeal. He was
a merchant in Alexandria, Va. and with his brother Thomas,
traded with the West Indies.
38byl) i ADELINE BEND^, born Aug. 1, 1808; died Mar.
3, 1879; married May 15, 1828, Benjamin Higdon
Lambert,
ii EMILY MULLIKEN^, bom Aug. 28, 1809; died
July 10, 1811.
39 + iii JOHN JORDAN^ born 1811; died 1879.
iv BENONI^, born Dec. 8, 1814; died ae 11 days.
V MARY ELIZABETH^ born Nov. 2 ,1815; died Nov.
21, 1816.
vi ANN REBECCA*, born Jan. 20, 1818; died Dec. 21,
1818.
40 + vii ROBERT WILSON^ bom 1819; died 1865.
41 + viii MARY ANN*, born 1821; died 1868; married F. F.
Triplett.
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42 + ix BENOiM\ born Apr. 5, 1823; died Feb. 26, 1902.
43 + X MARTHA JANE^ born Jan. 20, 1826; died 1903;
married James F. Carlin.
44 by 2 ) + xi QUINCY ADAMS^ born 1843.
45 xii ANN ELIZABETH^ born Oct. 19, 1844; married
. . . Frazer.
46 xiii CASSIUS\ born Apr. 27, 1846; unmarried; he was
a patient for 30 years in Western Hospital, Staun-
ton, Va.
47 xiv ORLANDO^ born May 14, 1848; died Aug. 8, 1894;
unmarried; lived in Waco, Texas.
XV JAMES SOLON^ born Jan. 13, 1850, and died Aug.
28, 1850.
xvi EMILY^ born Jan. 5, and died June 30, 1853.
11 ELIZABETH^ WHEAT (]ohn\ Francis'), married Daniel
Page, an officer in the U. S. Navy.
Children of Daniel and Elizabeth (Wheat) Page:
48 i MIRANDA^ PAGE, married Lewis Clubb. s.p.
49 + ii REBECCA H.^ PAGE, married John M. WiUson.
50 + iii MARTHA^ PAGE, married Benedict Milburn.
51 -f iv VALENTINE PEYTON^ PAGE, married Martha
Arnold.
13 JESSE3 WHEAT [Francis', Francis'), born Nov. 26, 1771 at
Cool Spring Plantation; died Nov. 5, 1837; probably the
one who married Sarah Soper, Dec. 2, 1795 (Maryland
Marriage Licenses).
Children of Jesse and ? Sarah (Soper) Wheat:
52 + i FRANCIS 3rd\ born 1809; died 1875.
53 ii CAROLINE\ married . . . Davis.
131 i) FRED5 DAVIS, died before 18%, unmarried.
132 ii) WILL^ DAVIS, died before 1896.
19 JAMES-* WHEAT (Francis', Francis'), born June 9, 1788 in
Prince George Co.; died "1859 ae 69"; married Judah Mc-
Cloud, born at Talladega, Ga.; died 1840, daughter of Bruce
McCloud. James went west in Government employ in 1812.
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After the war he settled in northern Alabama, where he mar-
ried and raised his family. In 1848 they removed to Johnson
Co., Indiana, in 1852 to Madison Co., Iowa, and in 1858 to
Benton Co., Mo.
Children of James and Judah (McCloud) Wheat:
54 i AUGUSTUS C.^; in 1896 was living at Egypt Mills,
Mo.
55 + ii WILSON^ born 1831.
56 + iii THOMAS JEFFERSON^ born 1835.
57 iv ISAIAH^, went to California in 1861 and was killed
by a falling tree.
58 V SUSAN-*, unmarried; lived with her brother Augus-
tus C.
21 JAMES MULLIKEN^ WHEAT {James M.^ John\ Francis'),
born Mar. 12, 1800 at Bath, Berkeley Springs, Va.; died
Mar. 10, 1865 at Wheeling, West Va. Married Martha Brew-
er, born Dec. 27, 1800 in the Shenandoah Valley; died July
8, 1874 at Wheeling. He was a tanner. She was a member of
the Society of Friends, in the Chapline Street Meeting. A
descendant gives her birth as in 1809.
Children of James Mulliken jr. and Martha (Brewer)
Wheat:
59 i JOSEPH EDWARD^, bom 1823; died A'pr.25, 1893
ae 70; unmarried.
60 + ii GEORGE KEITER^ born 1824; died 1913; mar-
ried Fannie J. Doane.
61 + iii ELIZA SELENA^ born 1826; died 1897; married
John M. Robinson.
62 iv BRADLEY MARLAND^, (given also Hanson Brad-
ley Moreland) ; married 1) Missouri Brenton; 2)
Jennie Johnson.
152 i) by 1) Moreland^ died before 1896.
63 + V JESSE SELVANUS% died before 1896.
vi JOHN Q. ADAMS^ died ae 5 years.
64 vii MARY VIRGINIA^ died before 1896; married
Joseph T. Norton.
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158 i) MARY VIRGINIA^ NORTON.
159 ii) HARRY« NORTON.
160 iii) WILLI AM« NORTON.
65 viii JAMES MULLIKEN 3rd^ of Wheeling, West Va.;
married Ainanda Darragh.
161 i) ANNA«.
162 ii) EMMA«.
163 iii) GERTRUDE«.
66 ix ADELINE LAMBERT^ (or Adda) ; married John
Fink and lived in Wheeling; both living in 1896.
164 i) HARRY« FINK; died before 1896.
165 ii) EDWARD« FINK.
166 iii) CHARLIE« FINK.
167 iv) MINNIE^ FINK; died before 1896.
67 X LYDIA HART'^; living in 1896; married 1) Andrew
Cots who was killed in the Civil War; 2) Joseph
Speidel ; they lived in Wheeling.
168 i) JOHN« SPEIDEL.
169 ii) HALLOWELL« SPEIDEL.
170 iii) JOSEPH« SPEIDEL.
171 iv) JESSIE" SPEIDEL.
172 v) ELIZA« SPEIDEL.
Mrs. Minnie B. (Nobbs) Graham (229) owns daguerreo-
types of James Mulligan Wheat and his wife, her great-
grandparents.
Much of the information on this group was evidently ob-
tained by Mr. S. C. Wheat in 1896 and it is unfortunate
that efforts to get further and detailed information from
descendants have had slight success.
22 JOSEPH SHAW^ WHEAT {James M.\ John', Francis'), born
1804; died 1873; of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia; mar-
ried Sarah Dyche, born 1811; died 1849. He was a tanner;
member of the West Virginia Legislature in 1862; he was
captured by Confederate troops and confined for six months
in Libby Prison.
Children of Joseph Shaw and Sarah (Dyche) Wheat:
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68 i ALMIRA SHAW^
69 + ii ARMINIA^ born 1834; married in 1858, John M.
Cline of Martinsburg, West Va.
70 iii CILICIA^
71 iv ELIZAS
72 V JOSEPH HOOD^
23 ELIZA KING^ WHEAT {James M.^ John', Francis'), bom
May 12, 1805, Berkeley Co., Va.; died after 1896; married
in 1820, John Thompson, who died in 1855, in Salem, Ohio.
They removed to Ohio in 1824; were Methodists. In 18%
she was living in Adamsville, Muskingum Co., Ohio.
73 i JAMES^ THOMPSON.
74 ii BENONP THOMPSON.
75 iii WILLIAM^ THOMPSON.
76 iv JULIAS THOMPSON.
77 V ELIZA'S THOMPSON.
78 vi MARTHAS THOMPSON.
79 vii ADALINEs THOMPSON.
24 Rev. BENONI^ WHEAT {James M.', John', Francis'), bom
Apr. 18, 1809 in Alexandria, Va.; died May 1895, LeRoy,
Kansas; married Rachel Chapman, bom A^r. 18, 1809;
died in May 1895. (Dates as given; can they be correct?).
80 i JORDAN^, 10 children.
81 ii MARY ALICES, married . . . McConnell and had
one son.
82 iii SAMUELS, married and had 3 children.
83 iv ROBERT CRANGLEs, born say 1845; lived in
Oklahoma; 2 children, one perhaps
176 i) ROBERT C.«, lived near Cross, Oklahoma;
married May 17, 1883 in Lawrence Co.,
Kans., Flora A. Draper, bom July 3, 1866
in Henry Co., Ind.
237 a CLIFFORD C."^, born Feb. 26, 1885, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
238 b JESSIE L.\ born Mar. or May 28, 1889,
Arkansas City, Kans.
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239 c CLARENCE J.', born Feb. 16, 1893, Arkan-
sas City, Kans.
240 d ORVA A.", born Feb. 27, 1896, Ray Co.
Strip.
84 V GEORGES 2 children.
85 vi CAROLINE VIRGINIAN
25 Rev. JOHN THOMAS^ WHEAT [Thomas', John', Francis'),
bom Nov. 15, 1801 at Cool Spring Plantation, now Wash-
ington, D. C; died Feb. 2, 1888 at Salisbury, N. C; mar-
ried Mar. 10, 1825, Selena Blair Patten, born Sept. 12, 1805
(For her, see Americans of Royal Descent, 1883, p. 162).
They are both buried in Salisbury (statement by a daugh-
ter) though the Patten Genealogy, 1908, says they spent
their last years in Chapel Hill and are buried there.
He was an Episcopal clergyman, Knight Templar, Knight of
the Red Cross, Knight of Maha, and 32nd degree F.&.A.M.
His daughter says he was the first white child bom in Wash-
ington after the city became the seat of government for the
United States. He studied for the ministry under Rev. Dr.
Wilmer at Alexandria, and at the same time opened a suc-
cessful private school. In 1825 he was admitted to Christ
Church by Bishop Moore, and in 1826 made a presbyter by
Bishop Kemper at St. Paul's, Baltimore. In 1827 he became
rector of a church in Wheeling; 1835-'38, rector of St. Paul's,
New Orleans; 1839-'49 at Nashville; 1849 to '60 Professor
of Rhetoric at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill;
1860-'67 at Little Rock, Arkansas; 1867-73 rector of St.
Lazarus, Memphis, Tenn. He wrote "Preparation for the
Holy Communion", was often delegate to the General Con-
vention of the Episcopal Church, and the University of
Nashville conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Divinity
in 1846.
A nephew, Stanley H. Wheat wrote in 1922 that his uncle
had written to them for a parchment showing a land grant
of Chinkapin Hundred, Battle Old Field, Maryland and giv-
ing a brief history of the Wheat family for 230 years, but the
document could not be found.
Children of Rev. John Thomas and Selena Blair (Patten)
Wheat:
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86 + i CHATHAM ROBERDEAU% bom 1826; died 1862.
87 + ii SELENA PATTEN^ born 1827; died 1872; married
Dr. John Seay.
88 + iii JOHN TH0MAS=5 jr., born 1830; died 1862.
89 + iv JOSEPHINE MAY% born 1833; married Francis
E. Shober.
90 V REGINALD HEBER^ born Jan. 25, 1837; died
June 7, 1839.
91 + vi LEONIDAS POLK^ born 1841; died 1915.
28 JAMES SANDERS^ WHEAT {Thomas', John', Francis'),
born May 9, 1810 on Cool Spring Plantation; died Sept. 24,
1874 at Wheeling, West Va. ; married at Wheeling, Elizabeth
Johnson Dorsey, daughter of Ely Dorsey of Bloomsburg, Md.
His boyhood was spent on the homestead in the Navy Yard;
he studied law at Annapolis under Judge Murray and was
admitted to the bar before the autumn of 1830, living mean-
while in the Judge's family. While there. General Lafayette
came to this country and was entertained by the Judge, in
1824 or '25, and James was introduced to him.
In the summer of 1830 he set out to join his brother Samuel
at St. Louis, who was a trader with Santa Fe, New Mexico
but when he reached Wheeling he found the river closed by
ice, and while waiting for Spring he was appointed Town
Clerk and was practicing law. He did not continue the
journey to St. Louis but became a prominent figure and
maker of history in Wheeling and western Virginia.
In 1861 he was Adjt. General and on July 8, President
Lincoln wrote from the Executive Mansion to the "Hon.
Sec. of War, My Dear Sir. Please lose no time in giving an
interview to Adjt. Genl. Wheat of Western Virginia and
furnishing him, if possible, with what arms, equipage etc. etc.
he needs. This is very important and should not be neglect-
ed or delayed. Yours truly A. Lincoln.
At James Wheat's death a long article appeared in The In-
telligencer of Wheeling, on Sept. 24, 1874.
Children of James Sanders and Elizabeth Johnson
(Dorsey) Wheat:
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92+ i STANLEY HULLIKEN^ bom 1843; died after
1922.
93 ii JULIA STEENE^
94 iii JAMES CHATHAM^
95 iv ELY DORSEY».
96 V CHARLES MANNINGS
33 Rev. JAMES CLIFTON^ WHEAT {John', \ Francis'), born
1812 in Washington, D. C; died 1902 at "Lewiston", Lynn-
wood, Va.; buried in Thorn Rose cemetery, Staunton, Va.
The name of his first wife is not recorded but he married
2) Elizabeth Rachel Lewis of Lewiston, Buckingham Co.,
Va.; died 1896, daughter of General Samuel Lewis, and
descendant of John Lewis, first white settler of Augusta Co.,
Va. who came to Pennsylvania from Ireland.
He was an Episcopal clergyman; was for many years Princ-
ipal of Winchester Female Institute, Winchester, Va. and of
Stuart Hall, Staunton. In 1896 he was rector of Lewiston
Home School for Girls.
Children of Rev. James and Elizabeth Rachel (Lewis)
Wheat:
97byl) + i CHARLES C.^ married Phebe Veitch.
98 by 2) + ii SAMUEL HANCE LEWIS^ bom 1856; died
1902.
99 iu JAMES CLIFTON^ jr., of Washington, D. C;
married Gertmde Ross.
208 i) ROSS«, of Washington.
100 iv ELEANOR CLARENCE^, died Nov. 16, 1927,
unmarried. She was Principal of the Lewis-
ton Home School for Girls.
101 V JOHN C^. married Ethel ... in 1903.
209 i) LEWIS^ born 1904; died May 21, 1948;
lived in Stamford, Conn,
ii) JOHN^ d.y.
210 iii) MARGARET LYNN LEWIS«, married
A. V. Austin; in 1949 was living in
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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211 iv) JAMES CLIFTON«, married and living
in Fredericksburg, Va. in 1949.
37 RICHARD WHATCOAT^ WHEAT {Joseph', John', Francis' ) ,
bom Apr. 4, 1806; died Sept. 28, 1883; married Dec. 28,
1831, Ann Lititia Dunnington, born 1811; died Sept. 8, 1868,
daughter of Francis H. and Elizabeth (Colquhoun) Dunning-
ton.
He was a physician and was successful and prosperous, liv-
ing on his farm of several hundred acres on Quantico Creek
about four miles from the Potomac River, at Dumfries,
Prince William Co., Va. But during the Civil War the fam-
ily suffered great hardships from both armies; the planta-
tions were damaged, cattle driven off and buildings burned,
but they were protected as far as possible by their loyal and
devoted slaves.
Children of Dr. Richard Whatcoat and Ann L. ( Dunning-
ton) Wheat:
102 i ELIZABETH D.^ bom Nov. 16, 1836; died in 1862;
married Jan. 31, 1855, Henry F. Williams, son of
John W. and Delia Williams. They removed to
California; they had children but they were all
dead by 1898.
103 ii RICHARD W.^ born Mar. 6, 1838; died Oct. 18,
1844.
104 iii CHARLES DUNNINGTON^ born Jan. 11, 1843 at
Dumfries, Va. He married Sept. 26, 1872 at Los
Angeles, Calif., Nellie Chipley, daughter of James
and Margaret (Dixon) Chipley of Frederick Co.,
Va. He was a soldier in the 49th Virginia Infantry,
Confederate army and was severely wounded in the
Battle of Seven Pines alias Fair Oaks, 1862. When
he recovered three months later in Richmond, his
right leg was shortened by several inches. In 1864
while on a visit home he was captured by cavalry
scouts of the northern army, was taken to Wash-
ington and later sent to Fort Warren, Boston, Mass.
On his release on June 14, 1865 he returned to
their ruined plantation, and repaired and operated
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a mill on the place. In 1867 he removed to Califor-
nia and was a real estate broker, notary, and Com-
missioner of Deeds in San Francisco.
105 + iv JOSEPH FRANCIS^ born Aug. 10, 1845.
106 + V JOHN RICHARD^ born 1850.
On May 29, 1893 a letter was printed in the "Bulletin" of
San Francisco, written to Charles Dunnington Wheat by W.
R. Craig of Royalton, Wis. Craig had been a soldier in the
northern army in June 1862, was taken ill near Quantico
Creek, and after lying on the ground all night, was taken to
Dr. Wheat's yard by some of his comrades. They were about
to move out but Craig was too sick to be moved, the Doctor
examined him and invited him to remain there until recover-
ed, living in the house with the family, and when he could
travel the Doctor gave him a remaining old horse and him-
self guided Craig by roads where he would be least apt to
fall into Confederate hands. Craig never forgot this kindness
by Dr. Wheat and his wife, and had made attempts to get in
touch with them after the war, but was told they had moved
away.
39 JOHN JORDAN^ WHEAT (Benoni\ John", Francis'), born
June 10, 1811; died Jan. 7, 1879; married Emily Dixon of
Alexandria, Va.
Child of John Jordan and Emily (Dixon) Wheat:
107 i MILTON MOORE% bom c. 1845; died in 1902
ae 60.
There may have been other children.
4« ROBERT WILSON^ WHEAT {Benoni\ John', Francis'),
born Sept. 9, 1819; died Apr. 1865; married Susan Harper
of Upperville, Va. They lived in Alexandria, Va.
Children of Robert Wilson and Susan (Harper) Wheat:
108 i ROBERT^ in 1896 was living with his mother in
Alexandria.
109 ii MINNIE\ married but no record.
110 iii WILLIAM^, ) lived with their mother in
HI iv SUSAN^ ) Alexandria.
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41 MARY ANN'' WHEAT {Benoni', John', Francis'), born Sept.
14, 1821; died Nov. 27, 1868; married in 1842, Francis
Frederick Triplett; had 10 or 12 children, of whom are
known ;
112 i ORION^ TRIPLETT, was a farmer near Alexandria.
113 ii EFFIE^ TRIPLETT, married . . . Munroe and lived
near Mt. Vernon, Va.
Ref. given to William & Mary College Quarterly, vol. 21,
p. 133 (not seen)
42 BENONP WHEAT Jr. {Benoni\ John\ Francis'), born Apr.
5, 1823; died Feb. 26, 1902; married 1) Matilda FitzHugh;
2) Hester . . .; he was a merchant and banker in Alexandria,
i CLARENCE^ d.y.
114 ii MAUD^, lived at home with her parents in Alexan-
dria.
115 iii HARRYS, in firm of Luter & Wheat, real estate,
Washington, D. C.
43 MARTHA JANE^ WHEAT {Benoni\ John\ Francis'), born
Jan. 20, 1826; died May 1, 1903; married James F. Carlin
of Alexandria; he was a merchant and was also of Carlin &
Fulton, Baltimore, Md.
Children of James F. and Martha Jane (Wheat) Carlin:
116 i EDWIN R.5 CARLIN, died 1895.
117 ii MARY E.s CARLIN.
118 iii EMMA^ CARLIN, married Will Fulton of Ellicott
City, Md.
119 iv GEORGE BENONP CARLIN, married Kate Pat-
tison.
120 V NINA^ CARLIN.
121 vi FRANKS CARLIN. and others deceased.
44 QUINCY ADAMS^ WHEAT {Benoni\ John\ Francis'), born
Apr. 26, 1843; died 1905; married Sept. 1, 1867, Nannie
Virginia Beard, born Dec. 28, 1847, daughter of Robert
McC. and Annie (Walkup) Beard of Greenbriar Co., Va.
They lived in Port Republic, Va. He was a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South; licensed to preach in
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1869; for eight years was secretary of the Western Virginia
annual conference; transferred to the Baltimore conference
about 1887. No children.
49 REBECCA H.'' PAGE [Elizabeth', John', Francis'), married
John M. WiUson.
122 i ELEANOR MIRANDA'^ WILLSON, married Nathan
C. McKned.
123 ii RUTLEDGE^ WILLSON, married Mary E. Lags-
don (?)
124 iii MARTHA^ WILLSON, married Henry P. Prey or
Perry (?).
125 iv LEWIS P.5 WILLSON.
50 MARTHA^ PAGE [Elizabeth^ John', Francis'), married
Benedict Milbum.
126 i GEORGE RUSSELL^ (or Roswell) MILBURN,
married Virginia Bliss.
127 ii PAUL^ MILBURN.
128 iii PAGE^ MILBURN, married . . . Woodsvane.
51 VALENTINE PEYTON^ PAGE (Elizabeth', John', Francis'),
married Martha Arnold.
129 i ELIZABETH^ PAGE, married Tom Sheppard and
had several children.
52 FRANCIS^ WHEAT (Jesse', Francis', '), bom Apr. 5, 1809
in Baltimore, Md.; died Oct. 24, 1875 in Richmond, where
he lived.
130 i JAMES M.^ born Feb. 11, 1836; died Oct. 5, 1887;
married Margaret Carroll.
The son, Francis C, wrote in 1898 — "the fam-
ily residence is with my Aunt Mrs. E. A. A'nder-
son, 25th & M Sts., Richmond, Va."
220 i) FRANCIS C.«, bom Oct. 11, 1868; employed
by the "Trust Company of Georgia"; in
Oct. 1898 his address was 40 Wall St., New
York City; he weis unmarried at the time.
221 ii) JOHN B.«, bom Aug. 5, 1870; employed by
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the "Trust Company of Georgia" and un-
married in 1898.
130a ? ii daughter^, "Mrs. E. A. Anderson" of Richmond.
55 WILSON* WHEAT ( James', Francis', '), born June 1, 1831;
married Nov. 30, 1861, Sarah Shaklee, bom at Mt. Vernon,
Knox Co., Ill, Feb. 24, 1831, daughter of William and Sarah
(Macey ?) Shaklee of Mt. Vernon. They lived in Griggsville,
Pike Co., 111.
133 i NANCY JANE^ bom Aug. 30, 1861 at St. Charles,
Iowa; married in 1883, William Stopers; lived
in Seattle, Wash.
134 ii CHARLES^ born May 18, 1864 at Lane, Logan Co.,
111.; married Sadie Hoffman; lived at Haviland,
Kiowa Co., Kans.
135 iii LUCY ANN^ bom Aug. 17, 1873 at Griggsville,
111.; married Mar. 19, 1896, Charles Barttel.
Three others d.y.
56 THOMAS JEFFERSON* WHEAT [James', Francis', '), born
1835 in Huntsville, Ala.; married in 1866 Ruth B. Vernon,
born 1843 in Belmont Co., Ohio; her mother was . . . Lewis;
he enlisted in August 1862 and served with the 39th Iowa
Infantry; he was a farmer until 1881, then a merchant and
contractor for county bridges, and was sheriff for four years.
They lived in Winterset, Iowa.
136 i ALBERT WARREN^ went to Oregon; residence
unknown.
These brothers provided much of the information on
descendants of Francis Wheat (3) .
60 GEORGE KEITER^ WHEAT {James Mulliken\ jr., James
Mulliken', John', Francis^), born 1824; married Fannie J.
Doane; they lived in Wheeling, West Va.
Children of George Keiter and Fannie J. (Dojme) Wheat:
137 i HARRY LAWSON«.
138 ii KATHERINE DOANE«, an opera singer, known as
"Madame Rollo".
222 i) GEORGE^ RAMELSBERG.
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139 iii GEORGE KEITER« jr. died before 1896.
223 i) GEORGES
224 ii) KATHERINE".
140 iv ALBERT ALLAN".
225 i) ROBERT HAASE^
245 a ROBERT HAASE^ jr.
226 ii) GEORGE KEITER^ IIL
246 a MARY HAASE«.
227 iii) THOMAS^ HAASE.
141 V ARCHIE LAURANCE6.
142 vi FRANK RENICK«.
143 vii FANNIE JOSEPHINE^.
Authority: George Keiter Wheat III; it is unfortunate
that more detail could not be received, as requested.
61 ELIZA SELENA^ WHEAT {fames Mulliken\ jr., James Mul-
liken^, John^, Francis^), bom Nov. 8, 1826 at Gainsbury,
Va.; died Mar. 30, 1897, Pittsburg, Pa.; married June 28,
1848, John Morgan Robinson, born Westmoreland Co., Pa.,
Sept. 16, 1822; died at St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 8, 1866. He was
a soldier in the Civil War, in the 13th Indiana Regt. She died
after a short illness with pneumonia and was buried Apr.
2, 1897 in the Homewood cemetery, Pittsburgh ( ? ) .
144 i JAMES MULLIKEN« ROBINSON, born Mar. 29,
1849.
145 ii MARY MARTHA" ROBINSON, born Feb. 17, 1851.
146 iii ADA KATE" ROBINSON, born July 7, 1853 at Eliz-
abeth, Pa.; married May 10, 1870, Frank deHass
Nobbs, born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 9, 1852, son
of Joseph H. and Sophia (Fisher) Nobbs.
228 i) NELLIE ROBINSON^ NOBBS, born Mar. 12,
1871; B. M. from Pittsburgh College, 1895.
229 ii) MINNIE BAILEY^ NOBBS, born Jan. 5,
1873; married between 1896 and 1900, Capt.
Frank Obey Graham.
230 iii) DANA WHEATS NOBBS, born Feb. 9, 1876.
147 iv LYDANIA FRANCES" ROBINSON, born Sept. 30,
1854.
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148 V JENNIE BELL« ROBINSON, bora Nov. 24, 1856.
149 vi HARRY BENTZ« ROBINSON, bora Dec. 15, 1858;
died before 1896.
150 vii EDWARD WHEAT« ROBINSON, bora Sept. 12,
1864; died before 1896.
151 viii GEORGE WHEAT" ROBINSON, twin, died before
1896.
63 JESSE SELVANUS^^ WHEAT {James Mulliken^ jr., James
Mulliken', John', Francis^), died before 1896; married
Rebecca Barlow; they lived in Wheeling, West Va. Mr. S. C.
Wheat had their children as Frank, Joseph Edward, Walter,
Alonzo, Hattie, and James. In 1959 Mr. George Keiter
Wheat III gave the list
153 i
ALONZO EDWARD«.
154 ii
EDWARD P«.
155 iii
JAMES MULLIKEN«.
156 iv
JESSE«.
157 V
WALTER HAZLETP.
231
i) FRANK W^.
232
ii) REBECCA MERTY^.
233
iii) BETJ.E NORTON^.
234
iv) JANE SOUTHERNLAND^
235
v) ALONZO EDWARD^.
236
vi) EDITH DEVINE^.
69 ARMINIA5 WHEAT {Joseph Shaw'', James Mulliken\ John',
Francis^), born 1834; married in 1858, John M. Cline of
Martinsburg, West Va.
i SUSAN MAY« CLINE, bora 1859; died 1860.
173 ii WILLIAM PINCKNEY« CLINE, bora 1861; in
1896 was living in Richmond, Va.
174 iii MORGAN S.« CLINE, bora 1867; in 1896 living in
Shenandoah, Va.
175 iv MYRA VIRGINIA" CLINE, bora 1870; in 1896
was a teacher of piano at Conference Seminary,
Buckhannon, West Va.
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86 CHATHAM ROBERDEAU^ WHEAT {Rev. John Thomas'',
Thomas^, John^, Francis'), born Apr. 9, 1826, Alexandria,
Va.; killed in the Battle of Gaines Mills, June 27, 1862.
"Major Bob Wheat", soldier, knight errant, filibuster. In
1845 he was a law student in Memphis, Tenn. but when the
call came for volunteers for the Mexican War he was the
first in Memphis to enlist.
His sister, Mrs. Shober, wrote as follows on May 20, 1896:
"The eldest son of Rev. John Thomas and Selena Blair (Pat-
ten) Wheat whose life was most eventful and romantic. En-
tering the army at nineteen he fought gallantly £J1 through
the war with Mexico. After that war was ended he remained
in Mexico, giving his services to the Liberals, entering the
city of Mexico with two victorious armies — first with Gen.
Scott, afterward with Alverary.
While still in Mexico he heard that Walker, his old friend
and classmate, was in dangerous condition in Central Amer-
ica. He organized a relief force and went to the rescue, but
was captured by the English and failed in the attempt. He
then went with Lopez in the first expedition against Cuba.
The expedition failed, and they escaped with great difficulty.
He then went to Italy and there gave his services to Gari-
baldi. In this war he was called the "Murat of AYnerica" on
account of his perfect fearlessness on the field of battle. Last
of all he gave his best and bravest service to the Confederate
army and after 11 months of unusual gallantry he laid down
his life at Gains Mill, June 27, 1862".
His monument in Hollywood cemetery, Richmond, bears this
inscription: "Chatham Roberdeau Wheat, son of Rev. J. T.
and Selena Patten Wheat bom Alexandria Virginia April 9,
1826; Soldier of Freedom; Col. in U. S. Army in Mexico
under Gen. Scott, 1847; Commissioned Col. by Junta in
Cuban War with Spain; Champion of Italian Liberty and
General under Garibaldi; Member of Bar & Legislature of
Louisiana 1848; Major Confederate States Army; Organized
and Commanded battalion "Louisiana Tigers". Distinguish-
ed and wounded in Battle of 1st Manassas, July 21, 1861.
Killed at the head of his troops Battle Gaines Mills June 27,
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1862. Unusual for personality, wit, eloquence and genius.
Erected 1933 by an Admirer of Valor".
Books about him: "Old Bob Wheat — High Private" Alison
Moore, Ortlieb Press, Baton Rouge, La. 1957.
"Gentle Tiger: The Gallant Life of Roberdeau Wheat"
Charles L. Dufour; Louisiana State University Press;
reviewed in N. Y. Times, Dec. 15, 1957.
87 SELENA PATTEN^ WHEAT {Rev. John Thomas'', Thomas',
John\ Francis'), born June 12, 1827; died Nov. 8, 1872;
married Dec. 21, 1847, Dr. John Seay of Nashville, Tenn.
per her sister (the Patten Genealogy says of Lake Providence,
La.)
177 i JOHN THOMAS^ SEAY, bom Sept. 27, 1848.
178 ii SAMUEL6 SEAY, born Sept. 29, 1850; died Dec.
20, 1859.
179 iii SELINA WHEATS SEAY, born Mar. 19, 1852; mar-
ried Apr. 5, 1874, Charles Morehouse Picher.
180 iv MARY DENEALE^ SEAY, bom Jan. 26, 1854;
married Oct. 11, 1874, C. H. Britton.
181 v GEORGE WHARTON« SEAY, bom Sept. 7, 1855;
married July 1873, Mary Grabeau.
182 vi ROBERDEAU WHEAT« SEAY, born Jan. 24, 1857.
vii JANE WHARTON« SEAY, bom A^r. 13, 1859;
died Sept. 17, 1861.
183 viii MARY WHEATS sEAY, bom Sept. 23, 1861.
ix LEO WHEATS SEAY, born Apr. 13 and died Apr.
25, 1864.
184 X LEONORAS SEAY, born July 31, 1867.
88 JOHN THOMAS^ WHEAT jr. {Rev. John Thomas'', Thomas',
John\ Francis'), bom Dec. 3, 1830; killed at Shiloh, Apr.
6, 1862; he lived in New Orleans, La. He was secretary of the
convention that passed the ordinance of secession in 1861;
he joined the Confederate army and commanded a company
of the First Louisiana Infantry at Shiloh.
89 JOSEPHINE MAY^ WHEAT {Rev. John Thomas'', Thomas',
John\ Francis'), horn Feb. 22, 1833; married July 12, 1853,
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Francis E. Shober, died May 29, 1896, at his home in Salis-
bury, N. C. He was a member of the 41st and 42nd Con-
gress, and 1880 to 1883 secretary of the United States
Senate.
185 i ANN MAY« SHOBER, born Apr. 12, 1854.
186 ii SELINA R0BERDEAU6 SHOBER, born Jan. 5,
1857.
187 iii FRANCIS EMANUEL« SHOBER, born Oct. 24,
1860; lived in Brooklyn, N. Y.
188 iv CHARLES ERNEST« SHOBER, born Apr. 12, 1865.
189 V FRANCES WHEAT« SHOBER, born Mar. 28, 1867.
91 LEONIDAS POLK^ WHEAT {Rev. John Thomas\ Thomas',
John', Francis^), born May 5, 1841 in Memphis, Tenn.;
died in Washington, D. C. around 1915; married Jan. 16,
1872, Florence Lyle Allen of Richmond, Va. They lived in
Richmond.
He was a musician and composer, and was known as Leo P.
Wheat. He studied at the University of North Carolina
where his father was professor of English. Later he studied
music in Leipzig, Germany, where he was classmate and in-
timate friend of Sir Arthur Sullivan. For many years he was
organist at the Monumental Church, Richmond; was widely
known and was considered the leading musician in the South.
190 i JOSEPH ALLEN^ born Jan. 22, 1873; of Char-
lottesville, Va.
191 ii MAY«, bom July 31, 1874; married D. R. Potter
and lived in Clarksburg, West Va.
192 iii LEONIDAS P.« jr., bom Dec. 16, 1875; of Wash-
ington, D. C.
193 iv F. L.« (daughter), of Berryville, Va.
194 V daughter®, married J. T. Burrell; lived in Midwood,
Va.
195 vi R. C.« (son), of Clarksburg, West Va.
92 STANLEY HULLIKEN^ WHEAT [James Sanders^ Thomas',
John', Francis^), born May 1843; died after 1922; married
Mary Barnard Plant, daughter of William M. Plant of St.
Louis, Mo. He studied law with his father, then joined the
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B. & 0. RR, and later was traveling freight agent with the
Missouri Pacific RR. He retired in 1916 on account of ill-
ness and was pensioned by the railroad. In March 1922 he
wrote "My only achievement was to raise and educate a
respectable and industrious family, and make many warm
friends that I value more than wealth".
196 i STANLEY HULLIKEN*' jr. In 1911 he wrote on the
letterhead of the Corrugated Bar Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
197 ii ROBADEAUX (sic) CHATHAM^; was Sergt. Major
in AEF in World War I. He has his grandfather's
commission, 2 swords and 2 medals. In 1922 he
lived in Oakdale, La.
198 iii MARY ELIZABETH^.
199 iv FRANCES LOUISE^, born c. 1898; died Mar. 15,
1921 in her 24th year.
97 CHARLES C.^ WHEAT {Rev. James Clifton\ John', ^ Fran-
cis^), married Phebe Veitch, daughter of Rev. Eldredge
Veitch of Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church
South. He was a merchant and lived in Staunton, Va.
200 i CHARLES W®. In 1907 was connected with Marshall
Field & Co., Chicago, 111.
201 ii McKENDRY VEITCH^, of Staunton, Va.
202 iii ALLIE DAVIS^; in 1907 was connected with the
Westinghouse Co. in Pittsburgh, Pa. later going to
Texas.
203 iv ELDREDGE C^ He lived in New York City.
204 V ELIZABETH«, married in 1914, Frank Tyler and
lives in Staunton, Va.
241 i) PHOEBE^ TYLER,
vi JAMES CLIFTON«, d.y.
Authority, Frances (Wheat) Bushnell (207).
98 SAMUEL HANCE LEWIS^ WHEAT {Rev. James C\ John',
John', Francis^), born May 20, 1856 at Staunton, Va.; died
Dec. 1902. He married Ella Wood Rutherfoord, born Feb.
6, 1852, Richmond, Va.; died Nov. 16, 1927, daughter of
Samuel Jordan Rutherfoord of Richmond, descendant of
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Thomas Meldrum Rutherfoord who came from Scotland. He
put the second 0 in the name to differentiate himself. They
lived in Richmond.
205 i ELIZABETH LEWIS^ born Oct. 23, 1887; in 1947
living in Richmond, mimarried.
206 ii JAMES CLIFTON^, born Feb. 16, 1889; married
Emma Parker Conquest; she is blind.
242 i) JAMES CLIFTON^ jr.; he also is blind; mar-
ried Oct. 1948, Helen Wiley Hardy.
207 + iii FRANCES RUTHERFOORD^, bom 1890.
105 JOSEPH FRANCIS=5 WHEAT {Richard WJ, Joseph', John',
Francis'), born Aug. 10, 1845; married 1) in 1868, Eliz-
abeth C. Dunnington, daughter of C. W. C. and Catharine M.
(Allen) Dunnington. He married 2), Jan. 22, 1874, Hen-
rietta Maria Nash, born May 15, 1852, daughter of James V.
and Rebecca (Merchant) Nash.
Before his 17th birthday he enlisted in the Confederate army
and continued to the end of the war, being at one time a
prisoner but was never wounded. In 1896 he was a farmer on
the old homestead near Dumfries, Prince William Co., Va.
but has also been merchant, lumberman and steamboat oper-
ator.
212 (by 1) i JOSEPH HENRY«, born Sept. 29, 1868; Civil
Engineer, U. S. Coast Survey, Washington,
D. C.
213 ii ANN LITITIA«, born Oct. 28, 1870; married . . .
Walker, nephew of James G. Blaine.
214 (by 2) iii RACHEL BRYAN«, bom June 23, 1876.
215 iv RICHARD WHATCOAT«, bom Dec. 31, 1878.
216 V RUTH DUNNINGTON^, bom Aug. 28, 1881.
217 vi REBECCA^, born Oct. 11, 1884.
218 vii ROSE GASKINS«, bom Aug. 22, 1888.
219 viii RAY FRANCES^, born June 6, 1893.
106 JOHN RICHARD^ WHEAT {Richard Whaicoat'', Joseph',
John^, Francis'), born Dec. 11, 1850 at Dumfries, Va.;
married Nov. 17, 1892, Florence Coffin, born July 11, 1854,
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daughter of Dr. William H. and Julia Maria (Tuck) Coffin.
Dr. Coffin was a native of London but had lived a long
time in this country.
He was an eminent physician of Virginia and lived in Rich-
mond. He began the study of medicine under his father,
but the Civil War began, ruining their home and plantation,
and finally the father gave up his practice and removed to
San Francisco. After a time John took up his medical studies
again and in 1877 graduated from the Virginia Medical
College in Richmond, and was appointed Resident Physician
at the Penal Hospital. He carried on a private practice and
became Medical Superintendent of the Retreat for the Sick,
was on the faculty of the Medical College of Virginia; mem-
ber of the Richmond Academy of Medicine and Surgery, and
a fellow of the Virginia Medical Society. He was vestryman
and treasurer of Grace Episcopal Church and was active in
various church activities.
207 FRANCES RUTHERFOORD« WHEAT (Samuel H. U, Rev.
James Clifton^ John\ *, Francis^), born Aug. 24, 1890;
married June 12, 1918, Nathan Bushnell jr., born Dec. 21,
1889, son of Nathan and Wilheminia A. (Merrill) Bushnell
and grandson of Cornelius Scranton Bushnell of New Haven
and Madison, Conn., who cooperated with John Ericsson in
financing and building the "Monitor" in the Civil War.
After living in Washington, D. C, Mr. Bushnell retired from
business in 1957 and they removed to Richmond, Va., Mrs.
Bushnell's former home and where their children now live.
243 i NATHAN^ BUSHNELL 3rd, born Apr. 11, 1919;
married Nov. 9, 1946, Margaret Marshall Forsyth.
247 i) ROBERT LEWIS^ BUSHNELL, born May 3,
1951, Richmond.
248 ii) MARY DORSEY^ BUSHNELL, bom Sept. 11,
1955.
244 ii FRANCES RUTHERFOORD^ BUSHNELL, born
Nov. 11, 1921; married 1) Mar. 24, 1945, Frank
Walker Decker, who was killed at Okinawa, Sept.
16, 1945; 2) Jan. 3, 1950, Robert Wright Forsyth
jr., brother of Nathan's wife.
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249 i) ROBERT WRIGHTs FORSYTH 4th, born
Dec. 1, 1952.
250 ii) JOHN BUSHNELL« FORSYTH, born Dec. 2,
1954.
A great deal of help on the descendants of John (2) has
been given by Frances R. (Wheat) Bushnell.
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UNPLACED FAMILIES
In Vol I Mr. Wheat has included THOMAS WHEAT (1816-1867)
who came from England and settled in Illinois, in 1849. He had five
sons, one of whom went to New Zealand, another to California, the
others remaining in the middle west. Some of the stray Wheats may
belong among his descendants.
Among the Unplaced Families in the South, the almost complete
lack of dates makes it difficult or impossible to place the members
with any degree of confidence.
BARRELS WHEAT; in the 1790 census at 91 Union, Ninety-Six
District, South Carolina, with a family of himself, 6 males under
16 years, 3 females, one other person, and 2 slaves.
BASIL WHEAT of Barren Co., Kentucky; born c. 1773; perhaps son
of Joseph and grandson of Charles of Maryland; married Fran-
ces Overstreet, daughter of James. 10 children; the five sons
were:
ACHILLES.
ZACHARIAH DAVIS.
WILLIAM.
CURTIS.
JAMES OVERSTREET.
BENJAMIN WHEAT of Burlington, New Jersey; died 1713; mar-
ried Mary, widow of Seth Smith.
He may have had a first wife, Elizabeth, who died 1687; he was
a Quaker. A son BENJAMIN, born Jan. 14, 1692/3.
Ref: Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. II.
Wm. Wade Hinshaw.
New Jersey Abstracts of Wills, Vol. I.
Stillwell's Miscellany, Vol. 11.
CHARLES WHEAT of Montgomery Co., Maryland; born c. 1710;
wife's name not given; had 2 daughters and 7 sons; names of
only 3 given:
JOSEPH, bom c. 1745.
WILLIAM ; Capt. in the Revolution, was shot by a Tory and
all his family killed by the Indians.
HEZEKIAH, probable.
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HEZEKIAH WHEAT, born c. 1795; his wife was daughter of Bene-
dict Cecil of St. Mary's Co., Maryland. A granddaughter,
Matilda Wheat, bom 1818, married George W. Manlove (1814-
1892) ; removed to Rushville, Illinois. Their son Joseph W.
Manlove married Antoinette Jenkin of Rushville whose mother
was half-sister of FRANKLIN SAWIN BAKER« (1103 of
MOSES WHEAT family) .
JACOB WHEAT of Virginia; soldier in the Revolution (documents
in Richmond Library) ; removed to Kentucky after the Revolu-
tion and to southeastern Missouri ; had sons :
CONRAD.
ELIAS, of Hot Springs, Ark.
DAVID, of RoUa, Mo.
ABRAHAM, bom c. 1788; died 1882 ae 94; of Flora, lU.
Said he "lost track of his 6 brothers."
NATHANIEL, of Indiana and later of A\irora, Mo.
JACOB jr.
JAMES.
JOSEPH WHEAT of Adair Co., Kentucky. Sons:
ELI, a Judge in Adair Co.
DAN, of Corydon, Indiana.
RUE, of Adair Co.
ZACHARIAH WHEAT of Prince George Co., Maryland; bom in
England in the 1750's; died 1792; had sons:
JONATHAN.
THOMAS.
For his family see "Genealogy of Patterson, Wheat and Hearn
Families", Rowena Emmeline Hearn Randle, 1926. Mr. S. C.
Wheat left a great deal of data on the descendants of Zachariah
through the 7th generation, which may or may not be includ-
ed in the above book. The records have not been checked.
ZACHARIAH WHEAT of Virginia; bom c. 1750; it has been re-
ported that he was one of 5 brothers who came from Ireland
before the Revolution, a statement that was doubted by Mr. S.
C. Wheat; had sons:
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SAMUEL, "living in the Indian Nation".
BENJAMIN of Kentucky.
JOSIAH of Tiler Co., Texas.
WILLIAM, bom c. 1785; married Hester Whitley and lived
in Alabama, in Tennessee, and in 1833 went to Texas.
JOHN, "went to Kentucky".
ZACHARIAH WHEAT of New Geneva, Pennsylvania; born c. 1768;
his 2nd wife was Desdemonia Harrison, niece of President Wil-
liam Henry Harrison; had 2 sons, names not given and
JESSE, born 1795; married Alice Ann Curtis; lived in
Wheeling, West Va. 1830-1839; removed to Princes Mills,
Ohio.
ZACHARIAH WHEAT of Kentucky; married 1791, Betsey Kennedy,
daughter of "Easther"; 11 children, the sons were:
HARVEY; died at Bear Station, Granger Co., Tenn.
WASHINGTON, died at Rich Hill, Mo.
JOHN W., of Bourbon Co., Kentucky.
FRANKLIN, died in Clark Co., Kentucky.
MILTON PARADISE, died at Columbia, Adair Co., Kentucky.
ZACHARIAH, bom 1806; died 1877; of Bourbon Co., Ky.
WILLIS, of Columbia, Kentucky. s.p.
VOLNEY, died at Parsons, Kentucky.
BILLY, died at Bourbon Co.
JOHAB.
A descendant of this family is the late GEORGE SEAY WHEAT
of Darien, Connecticut.
Ref: Family records.
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Hinshaw;
for Virginia, Vol. VI.
Prince George Co., Maryland Marriage Licenses, New
England Historic Genealogical Register, Vol. 73.
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APPENDIX A
JERUSHA ALLEN (174-6-1825), wife of SMIUEL WHEAT of
the fifth generation in this country, lies beside her husband in a
quiet, overgrown burying ground in Cayuga County, New York.
Her husband had been a soldier in the Revolution, and they and
their growing family of ten children had during the years migrated
gradually from eastern Massachusetts into central New York, where
both died and are buried. Jerusha probably lived the life of her
time and station, and until about twenty years ago her present-day
descendants in the vicinity knew little or nothing about her, certainly
nothing of her amazingly distinguished ancestry. One wonders
whether she had the faintest knowledge of it herself; she probably
knew a few generations back, in this country, but very likely nothing
of her ancestors abroad.
Her father, Dr. John Allen (1718-1758) of Newton, Massachu-
setts, was son of John Allen, a Boston merchant whose parentage
has proved baffling but whose wife was daughter of the third Dr.
John Clarke, graduate of Harvard in 1687, Speaker of the Massa-
chusetts House, and grandson of an earlier John who was the first
of a line of seven generations of Dr. John Clarkes; he performed
the first trepanning oi>eration in this country, and his portrait, hold-
ing a skull and instrument is now owned by the Massachusetts Med-
ical Association in Boston; he died in 1664. The wives of these
three John Clarkes belonged to Boston families — Shrimpton, Oliver,
Newdigate, Saltonstall and Bulkeley. On her mother's side Jerusha
had Cooks, Flaggs, Ripleys, Hobarts, and Bradfords, her great-grand-
mother being Hannah Bradford, granddaughter of Governor William
Bradford of Plymouth.
On the other side of the Atlantic Jerusha's ancestors are traced
through Charltons and Grosvenors to Elena de Quincy, granddaugh-
ter of Saher de Quincy, Earl of Winchester and Magna Carta Baron;
to William de Longespee, Earl of Salisbury and natural son of King
Henry H, whose parents were Geoffrey Plantagenet, Count of Anjou
and Queen Matilda of England; to William the Conqueror; to Alan,
Lord of Galloway, whose wife was daughter of Reginald, Lord of
the Isles; to Ethelred the Unready, King of England, who married
Emma, daughter of Richard the Fearless, duke of the Normans.
Ethelred and Emma were parents of Edward the Confessor, and
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after Ethelred's death she married Canute, King of Norway and
Denmark, and later of England. Other ancestors in Britain were Al-
fred the Great, Kenneth MacAlpin of Scotland; Fergus I; Ungust,
King of the Picts, and Cerdic, King of Wessex.
On the Continent the ancestry is no less spectacular, including
the Capetian Kings of France; and to Pepin d'Heristal through his
son, Charles Martel to Charlemagne ; to Henry I whose wife was Anne
of Kiev, descendant of Ruric, Grand Duke of Novgorod and Kiev; to
Baldwin, Count of Flanders; to Olave III, first Christian King of
Sweden; Henry I of Germany; the Italian Dukes of Spoleto; Dukes
of Burgundy; to St. Olaf of Norway; to Kings of Jutland — Den-
mark and Norway; and many noble families of France. One could
go on indefinitely. And all this belonged to Jerusha Allen Wheat of
Venice, New York. What would she have thought?
There are many sources for this information by students of
medieval genealogy, and a few are:
History of Boston, Samuel G. Drake, 1856.
Bulkeley Genealogy, Donald Lines Jacobus., 1933.
Plantagenet Ancestry, Turton, 1928: charts giving the ancestry
of Elizabeth, daughter of Edward IV and wife of Henry VII
of England, "Heiress of the Plantagenets".
The Origin of Capet and Plantagenet, G, A. Moriarty, New Eng-
land Historic Genealogical Register, vol. 107.
The Shorter Cambridge Medieval History, 2 vols. 1952.
375
APPENDIX B
In 1921 Lewis McLellan Wheat (1084) instigated a suit to set-
tle the estate of his uncle, Samuel Wheat (478) of Scipio, New York,
who had died childless and intestate on Feb. 7, 1879, leaving a widow,
Martha M. Wheat (who had recently died, in 1920), brothers Hiram
V. and William H. Wheat, and the heirs of his brother, John A.
Wheat, and sisters Martha Gibbons, Harriet Aikin, and Elizabeth
Williamson, deceased.
The document sent to the heirs in 1921 lists 57 persons in ad-
dition to several wives who are named, and it has been of the great-
est help in identifying the members of this large family.
376
INDEX
This index includes all names appearing in the book, except
military officers under whom service was given, and business firms.
The wives of Wheat men are given under both maiden and married
name.
The date of birth of those named Wheat or Wheet, where known,
is given in ( ) but if the date is uncertain or is of baptism merely,
it appears as ( ) ?.
Each descendant of Moses Wheat and of Francis Wheat has its
individual number, but the figures in the index refer to the page on
which the name appears. Names on pages 346-370 are descendants of
Francis Wheat of Maryland.
Abbot, Abbott
John
43
Albert G.
73
Abercrombie, Clara Louise
269
Caleb 34, 72
:, 74
Stillman
269
Caleb C.
Caroline
72
72
Ackles, Ackley
Charles
198
Caroline Miranda
75
Elizabeth Ann
72
Adams, Rev.
166
Eunice Louisa
72
Addie 265,
325
Flavel B.
72
Esther
56
Hannah Maria
72
Fred
178
Harriet G.
73
Georgianna
147
Jerusha
74
Paul
178
John Allen
72
William
325
John Anderson
74
Agar, John
259
John Francis Montgomery
75
Aiken, Aikin, Akin
John Howard Augustine
75
David
155
John Knox
75
Edward 78,
. 156
Jonathan G.
72
Elizabeth
156
Joseph M.
258
Lovisa
156
Leveret
74
Martha E. 156
, 280
Louisa Eveline
75
Polly
155
Lucretia Alsina
75
Ainsworth, Harvey
138
Mary
Mary Jane
Mary M.
72
74
73
Airhart, Elizabeth
Eva
206
206
Melancthon
74
Aker, Caroline O.
333
Orinda
73
Albee, Reuben
4
Reuben
72
Albershardt, WiUiam
306
Sally
73
Albertson, Olive
112
Samuel
72
Alden, Betsey
29
Samuel Wheat
73
Aldrich, Aaron
14
Sylvester 72
, 75
Alexander, Harriet A.
266
Triphana
72
John
266
William W.
William Webster
72
75
Lena E.
Allen, Alin,
266
109
Abby, M. E.
290
Abigail
16
Abell, Hannah
43
Byron
266
377
Catharine M. 368
Eleanor Caroline 120, 210
Florence Lyle 366
George 16
Grace Brown 16
Hannah 16
Jerusha 10, 32, 374
John 32, 374
Jonathan 155
Lewis 210
Louaine 299
Ruth 16
Samuel 16
Sarah 35
Allis, Lucius 56
Allworth, James E. 290
Amerman, Ammerman
Alice Cordelia 224
Amelia Elvira 224
Arthur DeWitt 224
Isaac 224
John W. 224
M. Allen 308
Walter 224
Willard 223, 224
Willard James 224
Ames, Jean 57
Jeremiah 57
Amner, Arthur Dales 314
Charles Nelson 314
Floyd Dewey 314
Nelson Delos 314
Ruth Elisabeth 314
Anderson, Anne Louise 79
Mrs. E. A. 360, 361
Frank 127
Jane 74
Andrews, Caroline Delana
57, 132
Daniel D. 129
Gertrude 172
James H. 172
Lina 176
Martin 132
Phebe 132
Ruth 21
Apgar, Catherine B. 223
Applebee, Matie 153
Arnold, Martha 350, 360
Ruth Eleanor 325
Ashley, George Douglas 249
Louise Wheat 249
Mary 199
Samuel 199
Sarah Jane 249
Asker, Emil 327
Atwood, Alta Luella 158
Benjamin
158
Bessie Jane
157
Candace
140
Charles
158
Ethel
158
Henry
157
Ira
140
Irene
140
Joseph
19, 139
, 140
Lura
140,
267
Patten
140
Viola (Vida)
158
Auger,
240
Austin, A. V.
356
Averill, William
113
Avery, Alfred
52,
225
Lavinia (Dexter)
50,
225
Mary L.
225
Polly
76
Ayer, Alice Biddel
320
Babbit, Babbitt
Clarissa
24
Hannah
84
Harriet, Harriet A
. 82, 83, 84
Horatio L.
83
Backus, Deacon
11
Ebenezer
13
Bacon, Betsey
139
Bailey,
68
Abel
147
Charles G.
275
Eleanor Marie
147
Elias F.
147
Elsie Janett
147
James
286
Kenneth Edward
147
Marjorie Lura
147
Michael
286
Myron
286
Rae
147
Bain, Wilfred
293
Baird, Aaron
53
,229
Bessie Emma
324
Burt
230
Clayton
230
Fred M.
324
Harold
230
Ida Rose
324
James L.
242
John Nelson
230
LaFayette Mortimer 229, 323
Lewis Leon 230
Lewis Putnam 230
Margrette 324
Maud P. 324
Sarah H. R. 194
378
Sarah Rosella
229
Ballard, Abigail (Waite)
Baitsell, Coby AUan
330
see Baker
Corin Victor
330
John
227
Corrine Luetta
330
Wilfred Wickes
227
Norman
330
William J.
227
Victor Harry
330
Ballhouser, Fritz
172
Mrs. Victor
163. 340
Marguerite
172
Baker, Aaron
28
Ballou, Matilda LaQear
267
Abigail (Waite)
1
Bancroft, Sarah
294
Barbara Ann
332
Barber,
75
Charles
15, 17, 18
Barclay, George
268
Edythe Margaret
332
Barker,
148
Damaris
105
Jane
322
David Gibson
333
Joseph
130
Florence Margaret
163
Sarah
334
Frank Harvey
163, 332
Walter A.
220
Franklin Harvey
332
Barlow,
313
Franklin Sawin
163, 372
Rebecca
363
George
80, 163
Barnard, Samuel
15
Helen Almira
163
Selah
15
James
259
Barnes, C. Arthur
176
John Mack
332
Charles C.
221
Jonathan Harvey
333
John
3
Mary Lynn
332
Oliver
140
Sally Patricia
333
Barrett, Arthur Colfax
233
Stephen Coolidge
333
Beulah Belle
233
Balch, Bela
115
Cora Pearl
233
Fanny M.
116
Ella May
233
George Wheat
116
Henry N.
123
Jonathan B.
115
Henry W.
123
Lorenzo D.
116
Herman
232
Lorenzo Yale
116
Julia F.
123
Baldwin, Anita S.
Caroline
Carrie Wheat
Ebenezer
Edna Priscilla
Edward
216, 218
216
217
66
217
217
Kittie Cypha
Lillie D.
Philander Truman
Samuel
Sarah Adella
Zacheus
233
232
232
6
233
18
Edward Furman
216, 335
Barry, Carrie O.
166
Eliza
23
Bartlett, John
69
Mrs. Ella A. 123. 216. 335
Judith
65
Frank Ambler
218
Barttel, Charles
361
Furman O.
218
Bascomb, Edward G.
258
Gertrude J.
218
Bateman,
37
Leila Grace
218
Evelina
82
Margaret Lulu
218
Ezra U.
82
Norman Abijah
218
Lucian
82
Norman B.
216
Bates, Adna
23
Reba Katherine
218
Albert
322
Reba Leslie
217
EUa
253
Sarah
29
George D.
322
William M.
164
Harriet
322
Ball, —
109
Maud
322
Ebenezer
61
Ruth
23
Harriett
161
Bauer, Eugenie
219
Marriah
77
J. Martin
219
Sarah
61
Rollin G.
219
379
Sherwood Tremain
219
Baxter, Sarah Jane
97
Baylies, Frank
177
Mary Elizabeth
177
Beadle, Amos
119
Beal, Beale. Beals
Abigail
22
Adam
21
Alpheus
22
Daniel
22
Ephraim Copeland
22
Isaac Nunis Cordogo
22
Jemima
22
John Wilkinson
22
Katharine
21
Lazarus 10,
21, 26
Lazarus Andrews
21
Lusitanus
22
Lydia
21, 22
Martha
22
Mary Ann (Brown) 26
Nabby 22
Rebecca 22
Ruth 22, 23
Samuel 21
Sarah 22
Thomas 22
William 22, 26
Beard, Nannie Virginia 359
Robert McC. 359
Bedell, Agatha 335
Bedford, Richard 138
Beecher, 56
Henry Ward 22
Rev. Lyman 22
Beeks, Allanson 108
Gilbert 108
Belden, Minnie (Van
Bramer) 123
Belding, Moses 139
Thankful 63, 139
Bell, 346
Charles E. 192
C^orge D. 192
George W. 93, 192
Henry 192
John H. 192
Melicent 192
Bemis, 61
Anna M. 236
Etta M. 236
Leander D. 236
Nettie J. 236
Bender, Frederick Ernest 320
Benedict, Abby F. 210
Frederick H. 225
Hattie L. 210
Lena F.
226
Rev. Lewis
120, 210
Lewis Grant
210
Martha T.
210
Mary E.
210
Phoebe
99
Sarah R.
99
Stella M.
225
Susan W.
210
Vera D.
321
Benjamin, Stillwell M.
180
Bennett, Fanny
240
Gertrude
284
Jennings
166
Mary A.
166
Rhoda A.
166
Stephen
239
William
54, 234
Bensley, Dorothy
27
Benson, Emily
171
Emma J.
300
Bentley, Dorothy. See Bensley
Benton, Clarissa 124
Berean, Jane 157
Berry, Byron 237
Berthoff, Andrew T. 192
John 192
Sophia P. 192
Bevans, S. B. 187
Bicknell, Arlene Marie 328
John 1
Joseph 1
Bidwell, Betsy A. 230
Harry 230
Bigelow, Adelbert E. 161
Adelbert Roy 161
John 1
Billings, Caroline 68
Hiram 68
John 68
William 131
Birch, Frank 77
Bisbee, Edwin N. 31
Bishop, Dr. 197
Betty Charlotte 157
Edward J. 157
Mrs. Elward J. 163
Black, Mary 61, 134
Blaine, James G. 368
Blakeley, Rev. Elisha 179
Blanchard, Cora E. 179
Jesse 89, 181, 182
MarshaU 179
Salome 89, 181. 182, 183
Blaum, Anton 280
Helen 280
380
William L. 280
Mrs. William L. 153, 163
Bliss, Rev. Daniel 6, 14, 17, 19
Virginia 360
Blizzard, Enos 155
Florence 155
Blodgett, John 153
Blood, Albert E. 252
Edgar Adelbert 252
Edith Marietta 252
Florence Luella 252
George Elmer 252
Mary Isabella 252
Robert Avery 252
Bly, Amy 297
Boardman, Eleanor E. 128, 235
Bogardus, Cornelia 294
Joseph 294
Sarah 172
Susan 294
Bogart, Alice 291
Bolles, Mary 49, 121
Bomhoff, Mary E. 318
Bond, Harriet 242
Martha (Hubbard) 7
Nathaniel 7
Viola 244
Bonnell, Jonathan 193
Bonney, Louisa B. 231
Boomhawer, Mary Katherine 305
Booth, Mary J. 319
Sarah J. 256
Borden, Anna 221
Bordman, Moses 8
Bourn, Elmer Wheat 313
Nellie Julia 313
Orion Reid 313
Boutwell, Emily 167
Laura 168
Bowen, Caroline 290
Elizabeth 81
Paul S. 81
Sarah Jane 81
Boyden, Merrill N. 150
Bradbury, Benjamin 141
George C. 141
Luther M. 147
Nellie Aolia 147
Bradford, Hannah 13, 14, 374
Gov. William 14, 374
Bradley, Ethen 37
Mary Ann 68
Brainard, Caleb 52
Bratton, Charles 207
Herman 207
Inice
207
Roscoe
207
Wheat
207
Breese,
109
Brenton, Missouri
351
Brewer, Eunice ( )
35
Martha
351
Brewster, Coral
162
, 331
Mrs. Coral
163
Edward Everett
331
Everett
331
Leonard
331
Mary Elizabeth
331
Sandra May
331
Brimmer, Isabel
263
Brink, Jane
91
Britton, C. H.
365
Brockway,
203
Brookins, Polly M.
252
Brooks, Adelaide Robbins
226
Albina M.
225
Almeron
52
Amanda C.
52
Anna
140
Bessie
225
Carlton
226
D. H.
104
Deming
51
Edgar Horton
226,
227
Edith Eliza
104
Edna F.
226
Ellen Minerva
52,
226
Emily S.
52
George
30
Harriet K.
52
John
33
Lena
226
Leroy D.
52
Lucena W.
104
Nelson 52, 53,
225,
227
ReviUo
52,
226
Ruby
225
Scipha
52
Stella
225
William
52,
224
William Leander
225,
227
Broughton, Belle
101
John
101
Lyman
101
Oscar Lyman
101
Brown, AbigaU (Waite)
(Baker)
(Wheat)
6
Alice E.
172
Alvin
181
Amelia
31
Anna L. Shappee
109
381
Benjamin
172, 182
Jerusha
38
Boaz
1
Bunto, C. B.
97
Rev. Charles Oliver
260
Burbank, Emmeline
31
Esther
331
Henry
138
Eunice
95, 196
Burket, Burkett
Everett Anderson
80
Florence M.
334
Grace
14
Jane M.
322
Harriet
165
Burkhart, Finnis
207
Rev. Harvey
79
Burlingame, Augusta Betty
341
Helen
291
Bessie Inez
292
Helen L.
174
Beth
341
Horace Ezekiel
116
Evert John
340
John
14
Inez Gertrude
340
Lizzie Amelia
165
John Freeman
341
Lois Almira
79
Laurence Alvah
341
Martha, Mattie
79
Mrs. Laurence Alvah
179
Mary
25, 198
Laurence Evert
342
Mary Louise
80
Lenora J.
342
Mary T.
323
Lorraine Evelyn
341
Robert Huse
79
Paul Francis
341
Robert Williams
79
Russell Edward
341
Samuel N.
165
Scott
341
Seabury
177
Thomas Adelbert 292,
, 340
Susannah
10, 25
Thomas Evert
341
Valentine Chase
260
Whitney
341
Victor Frank
260
Burnap, Abner
47
Vincent William
260
Annis
47
Virgil Alfred Edward
260
Benjamin
47
Zelia
177
Charles Ripley
47
BrowTison,
103
Henrietta
47
Brubaker, Judge H. C.
211
John 14, 47
Harriet
211
Nathaniel
47
Bruce, Allan
246
Burnell, Mary
245
Mary A.
246
Burnett, Eliza Ann
228
Bryan, Leslie Ray
222
Samuel
228
Rachel
349
Burnham, John Appleton
326
Buchanan, Mamie
Buckingham, Romeo
Bucklin, Delmore
Buckley, see Bulkley
206
125
275
Julia
Lillian J.
Burr, Minnie
Burrell, J. T.
Burrius, Burrus
322
144
223
366
Buell, Lois
141, 146
Allan
300
Bulkeley, Bulkley, Buckley
Ellabelle Cowles
334
TS
Burt, Louise
168
family
374
Samuel
90
Almon
Lorenzo
78, 85
85
Burton, Charles H.
Edith M.
191
191
Bull, Delbert
Dell
184
184
Bush, Albert 132,
, 253
Albert Lester
253
Elijah
Ezra
Louise
38
184
184
Clinton Vinal
Conrad
Edwin Milton 253,
253
179
254
Timothy
38
Elton Hitchcock
254
Bullock, Lydia
67, 141
Ethel
254
Sarah
67
Frank E.
253
Bump, Edward
38
Frank Leslie
253
Eunice
38
Frederick M.
205
382
Horatio
253
Jennie Sophia
179
Raymond Bates
253
Samuel
90
Warren Stephen
179
Windfield
254
Bushery, William H.
156
Bushnell, Cornelius Scranton 369
Frances (Wheat)
367, 370
Frances Rutherfoord
369
Mary Dorcey
369
Nathan
369
Robert Lewis
369
Butler, George
127
Lois
156
Martha
127
Sanford
127
Thomas H.
127
Butterick, John
18, 63
Butts, John 118,
119, 208
John Bradford
209
Lucy 45,
118, 119
Sarah (Dodge)
208
Byam, Jacob
18
Phineas
18
Cables, John
81
Cadwell, Ann
295
Cady, Frederick
263
Caldon, Winnie
143
Call, Bernice
170
Homer Duane
170
Camm, Doris
282
Ernest William
282
Camp, Mary Jane
240
Campbell, Donald
179
Duncan
178
Margaret
179
Peter
179
Sanford Arthur
304
Virginia
179
Canavan, William
159
Capet, kings of France
374-5
Carlin, Edwin R.
359
Emma
359
Frank
359
George Benoni
359
James F.
350, 359
Mary E.
359
Nina
359
Carnahan, Hiram
211
Nellie
211
Carolingians, kings
374-5
Carpenter, Maria
43
Sarah Maria
43
Carr, Eliza
198
Helen
281
Carroll, Margaret
360
Carruth, Rebecca
49
Case, Harry
178
Isaac
178
Lois
178
Caswell, Mrs.
45
Otis
67
Catchin, —
203
Cavis, George M.
271
Muriel
271
Raymond
271
Cayes, Ida May
142
Nathaniel
143
Cecil, Benedict
372
Celley, R. D.
266
Chaddock, Charles E.
147
Herbert B.
147
Kenneth E .
147
Robert F.
147
Chadsey, Henrietta
27
Chadwick, Dr. George
24
Mary
2
Chaffee, —
166
Chamberlain, Abigail
28
Ella
104
Israel
114
John
18
Mary
131
Mattie
114
Chandler, Augusta A.
235
Benjamin J.
235
Benjamin W.
128, 234
Edith M.
235
John W.
235
Mary
30
Mary J.
234
Moses
105
Nellie L.
235
Samuel
30
Thompson
87
Chapin, John S.
249
Chapman, Rachel
353
Samuel
244
Chappel, Ezra
117
Charlton, family
374
Chase, David
156
Edward A.
272
Henry R.
243
Huldah M.
78, 160
Kate E.
244, 336
Lovina
169
Martha M.
78, 156
Maude
172
Moses
49
383
Robert McClure
272
Chatfield, Elizabeth :
Kirtland
245
Chatham, Mary
347
Chattel, Julia F.
194
Thomas
193
Cheney, Lucy Jane
145
Seth B.
145
Chesnut, Thomas M.
206
Childs, Josiah
19
Stephen
19
Chipley, James
357
Nellie
357
Chivinsky, Catherine
340
Church, Amanda M.
141, 270
Frances
237
Churchill, Neil
335
Nellie
335, 341
Clapp. Rev.
14
E. W.
149
Clark, Clarke
31, 62. 65
Allan
286
Bessie
285
Carol
286
Champlin
177
Charles
280, 285
Charles Lyon
286
Charles William
280
David
18
Donna
284
Ellen Faye
285
F. C.
177, 178
Francis B.
137
Fred C.
284
Fred Wilbur
286
Grace Lorraine
284
Gwendolyn Lucille
285
Henry
7
Irwin Ray
284
Isabel
41
Janella Marie
286
Jean Marie
286
John
41. 374
Katherine
177
Laura Elaine
285
Lillian
272
Lillis
286
Melvin Wendell
286
Mildred Lucille
285
Milton Frederick
285
Pamela
285
Patricia
284
Perry
286
Robert
284
Ruth Marie
286
Shirley Rae
285
Susan
100
Thomas
62
Timmy
286
Wayne
286
Wilbur
286
Cleaver, Alta W.
223
Clegg, Sarah
199
Cleveland, Asa
33. 34
[, 69
Asa W.
148
Caroline Almira
208
Charles
148
Charles Henry
208
Clarence
148
Elizabeth
71
Frederick
70,
148
George
208
George Erwin
208
Grover W.
148
Harriet
71
Jerusha
71,
148
Lucy
71,
, 150
Marcia Estelle
209
Martha, Patty
71,
, 148
Mary
148
Melvin Leon
209
Moses
69
Oliver
71
Polly
71
Rufus
70, 71,
148
Sarah
148
Sylvester
148
William Asa
148
Cline, John M.
353.
363
Morgan S.
363
Myra Virginia
363
William Pinckney
363
Close, Parthenia
334
William H.
113
Clough, Arthur Boardman
226
Gertrude Marie
226
Gussie Carlton
226
Harry Carlton
226
John C.
226
Lucretia Brooks
226
Madalena Eleanor
226
Clubb, Lewis
350
Clupper, Nancy M.
184
Cockrell, Eliza
332
Coe, Tryphena
287
Coffin, Ann Eliza
117
Florence
368
Richard
117
William H.
369
Colburn, Betsey Elversa
145.
272
Emma Farnum
146.
275
Lucy Ellvira
69,
145
384
Maria Jane Huckins 146
Reuben H. 69, 145
Sarah Elizabeth Qark 146
Colby, Henry 263
Cole, Addie A. 110
Arthur Eugene 302
Carrie Elizabeth 111
Charles Lavelle 302
Elmer 111
Elmer Jay 302
Emily Amelia 110
Eva 110
Frank Lewis 110, 301
Frank Raymond 302
Fred Lewis 302
George Leroy 110
George Llewellyn 302
Grace Margaret 302
Henry Harding 110
Kenneth Lemuel 302
Lemuel Albert 110, 302
Leon Robert 302
Lewis HI
Lyman Bishop 110
Mary 110
Rev. Thomas J. 182
Ursula 95, 196, 197
Coleman, Dr. Asaph 50
Clayton Webster 101
Hannah 224
Julius 50
Lyman Sidney 101
Sarah 24
Sidney 101
Collins, 126
Mabel 50
Colquhoun, Elizabeth 357
Compton, Flossie 305
Shirley 284
Comstock, 125
Conable, Ann 171, 176
Conger, Louise H. 327
Conklin. Conkling, 283
Elnora 284
Lizzie A. 308
Conn, Ethel 206
Conquest, Emma Parker 368
Conty, Nannie Ewart 264
Cook, family 374
Betsey Ann 174
Edmund 173
Edmund H. 173
Edmund Hamilton 174
Elizabeth Apgar 223
Frances W. 269
Isaac H. 223
Jerusha
32
Julia
258
Timothy
5
Christopher
57, 131
William
132
Coolbaugh, Isabel
135
Cooledge, Coolidge
Jonathan
17
Obediah
8
Ruth
17
Sarah
61
Coon, Coons
Anna Elaine
325
Hannah
90
Margaret
80
Robert
90
Valentine
80
Cooper, Allan
161
Anna (Schneider)
329
Frank
161
Guy
161
Juanita
286
Newell
146
Copeland, George
182
Cord, Ada
195
Corke, Fred
303
Henry
303
Mabel
303
Miller
303
Cornish, Emma
168
Cornwall, Ascher
168
Eugene
169
Hiram D.
169
Jesse Rodell
169
Lavinius
89, 168
Lavinius W.
169
Miles C.
169
Cortright, Elizabeth
114
Jane
114
Moses
114
Corwin, Abigail Charlotte 191
Albert H. 194
Anna 192
Catherine 193
Clarissa 193, 194
David 39
Elizabeth 193
Hannah Elizabeth 191
Horace 193
Horton 93, 190, 191
Isaac 193
Jemima 43, 114
Joseph 192
Maria 111
Martin 190, 191
Mary A. 191
385
Phebe Jane
191
Rebecca Jane
190
Salmon Wheat
191
Samuel
193
William Franklin
190,
, 191
William Lews
193
Coryell, Elmer
283
Helen Dianne
283
Lewis
283
Mary Lou
283
Robert
283
Cots, Andrew
352
Cottrell, Burr
335
Glenn
335
Grace E.
334
Helen B.
341,
342
Jeremiah B.
335
John B.
334
John E.
334
Lee Grande
335,
341
Lisle
179,
335
R. Bruce
334
Ruth
335
Sarah E.
335
William J.
334,
, 335
Cowing, Janet M.
57
Covvles, Augustus
57
, 130
Betsey
124
Electa
130
Mary Wheat
130,
242
Rhoda
130
Roxana
130
Submit
130
Timothy
130
Cox, David A.
283
James
21
Rebecca
21
Coykendall, Emanuel
186
Millicent
186
Crafts, Esther
28
Craig, W. R.
358
Cram, Catharine
295
Eliza
295
Hosia
169
Cranch, Judge
348
Crandall, Hattie E.
236
Cranmer, Rev. E. H.
196
Craw, Edna
166
Crawford, Carrie M.
314
Crawfort, Elizabeth
5
Crissy, Nancy
333
Crist,
188
Crocker, Esther
72
Crocks, John
32
Cromwell, James
203
Sarah
203
Crook, Anna
135
Crooker, Rebecca
303
Crosby, Rachel
85
Cross, Ruth
139
Grossman, Amos
139
Robert
139
Crowell, Ethel Halet
289
Herbert Clayton
289
Horace Pope
289
Lydia
289
Oliver
289
Surviah
255
Growl, Helen. Helen Mariah
150
Jessie
150
Lyman
150
Samuel
150
William
150
William Haydock
150
Cummings, Cummins
102
Bertha E.
273
Charles I.
272
Chloe C. (Jones)
257
Cora A.
273
Dana F.
273
Effie E.
273
Emma A.
273
Etta E.
273
Frank C.
273
Geneva G.
273
Hannah
135
Ira
272
Ira M.
273
Rev. Isaac
257
Jeannette M.
273
Jessie M.
273
Lucinda
142
Samuel
18
Sarah 62
, 136
Stearns C.
273
Stella M.
273
Thomas
135
Currie. Donald
163
John Archibald
163
Curry, Malby
87
Curtis, Alice Ann
373
Bessie Smyth
205
Charles Fayette
205
Daniel Bryan
306
Deodatus
204
George Richard
220
Harlow D.
184
Homer
306
John Carpenter
205
John Cornelius
205
Josephine Augusta 151,
, 275
386
Joshua Warner 113, 204
Laura Emma 220
Margaret Kathleen 204
Mary Eleanor 204
Nathaniel 204
Nathaniel Carpenter 110, 205
Samuel 275
Stiles 239
Vivian Idell 221
William Carpenter 204
Cushing, Lydia 23
Cutler, 146
Qarence W. 146
Frank 146
Hattie C. 146
Leonard 69, 145
Leonard Russell 146
Ruth G. 146
Thomas 69
William W. 146
Daggett, Emeretta 124, 323
Damon, Emma 252
Joseph 5
Dana, Mary 28
Danes, Mary 105, 108
Danforth, Addie (Kiedler) 258
Alice, ( ) 258
Benjamin 137
Benjamin R. 258
Carrie B. 259
Charles Pierce 258
Charles Wheat 259
David 137
Frank Benjamin 259
Frederick Raymond 259
George William 259
Gertrude Alice 259
Harriet 137
Herbert R. 259
Jesse 62, 136, 137, 262
Joseph 138
Sarah 137
Solomon 137
Sophronia 138
Susan 137, 265
William H. 259
Darby, Catherine 13
Darling, Frank 273
Ralph F. 273
Ruth M. 273
Darragh, Amanda 352
Darrow, James Henry 266
John 266
Dart, Jehiel 89
Davenport, Mary Alice 207
Virginia 207
Wayne 207
Davidson, Catherine Maude 343
Cornelia 198
Euphemia 207
Geneva Janet 343
Georgianna 1'76
James W. 176
Joseph Daniel 343
Lydia 116
Myrtle Annie 343
William 176
Davis, 350
Alonzo H. 235
Charles A. 144
Daniel Charles 144
Emily C. 316
Emma Louise 167
Ervill Ava 144
Gentry 162
Gerald Wheet 144
Helen C. or A. 182
Laura E. 234
Laura Ethel 341
Deacon Noah 55
Stephen 16
Susan, Susanna 55
Thads 16
Viola Louise 144
Viva 291
Davy, Edvi^ard A. 242
Dawley, Ella 253
Davv'son, Sarah J. 199
William 199
Day, Minnie Lee 337
Dean, George 287
Jesse 52
John, Jr. 106, 107
Leota 287
Shirley 287
Dearborn, Harriet A. 271
Decato, Charles 275
Decker, Frank Walker 369
Lura B. 312
DeForest, Louisa 315
DeGraw, Maj. William H . 152
DeGroot, E. M. 103
DeLacy, See Lacy
DeMaranville, Victoria 298
Demarest, John 196
Juliann 196
Denison, Mary 210
Dennis, Ann 159
Elizabeth 158
Deshon, John 45
Sarah 45
Dewey, Arethusa H. 87
Eunice 121, 211
387
DeWitt, Matilda 258
Dexter, Eliza 51, 224
Lavinia 50, 52, 225
Minory, Minarvy 51
William Leander 52
Dice, Euphemia 206
Lula 305
Dickinson, Alice A. 235
Benjamin 299
Bonnie 299
Dimitman, Jerome Eugene 309
Leslie Michele 309
Merlin 309
Robert Jerome 309
Steven 309
Susan Dee 309
Dinsmore, Asa 56
Dixon, Emily 358
Margaret 357
Doane, Carlton B. 224
Fannie J. 351, 361
H. L. 224
Dodge, Sarah 208
Dolliver, Erastus 112
Mary 112
Dolson, Bell 188
Frank M. 188
Herbert 188
Oscar 188
Theophilus 188
Donald, Adelbert 162
Arthur 162
Bemice 162
Florence 162
Hilda 162
Winifred 159
Donelson, Anna S. 31
Sarah 31
Doolittle, Amelia 242
Benjamin 241
Charles 241
Esther 242
Francis Wetmore 241
Harriet 242
Joel 241
Timothy 39
Dorcey, Dorsey
Alice 207
Elizabeth Johnson 355
Ely 355
George 207
Mary E. 207
Doty, Dorcas 169
Doud, Dowd, 112
Mrs. 43
Flora 274
Douglas, Agnes 222
Clarissa E. 229
George 222
Dr. John Hancock 276
Richard 222
Dow, Lorenzo 42
Dowell, Sue 305
Downer, Abner R. 185
Downs, Huldah 233
Susanna 150
Doxtater, Alma 159
Edward 159
Eileen 159
Roswell 159
William 159
Drake, 113
Abial 307
Dorothy Lois 307
Dwight Benson 307
Ella E. 307
Frances L. 307
Grace Cordelia 307
Henry 238
Mary Margaret 307
Mattie Marvin 307
Nellie Eels 307
William Abial 307
Draper, Flora A. 353
Flora A. 353
Rev. Gideon 246
James 35
Sarah 35
Drew, Irene 268
Drury, Thomas 18
Dudley, Edward Reynolds 145
Hattie Inez 145
Ralph W. 145
Waldo 145
Duff, Alice Bell 265
Duffy, Maude Fitzgerald 168
Duncanson, Capt. 348
Dunklee, Mary Shedd 245
Dunnington, Ann Lititia 357
C. W. C. 368
Elizabeth C. 368
Francis H. 357
Dunster, Isaiah 55
Durell, Peter 9
Durham, Anna 127
John 127
Durkee, Elizabeth 63, 138
Dyche, Sarah 352
Dyer, Betsey 139
Jane 255
Jonathan 139
Dynes, Lulu Maud 337
Dyson, Mamie, Mary T. 216, 335
388
Thomas Freeman 335
Eaker, John R. 162
Easton, Ada 191
Cornelia 191
James 191
Thomas Horton 191
Eaton, Lyle 272
Stephen 272
Echels, Qara 342
Eddy, Elizabeth 6
Samuel 6
Edgerton, Cora 330
Edwards, Hattie A. 231
Hepzibah 123
Joseph 231
Mary Louise (Newton) 304
Warren John 157
Eldred, Augusta Betty 341
Eldridge, Carrie 173
Eliot, Elliott
Clara E. 231
Samuel 348
Samuel A. 231
Elkins, Marsha 143
Ellen wood, Abraham 58
Ellers, Betty Jean 344
Clarence 344
Jackie 344
Ellis, Albert 322
Ellsworth, Daniel 86
Elston, Luella 200
Ely, ■ 109
Emerick, Virginia 171
Emerson, Emmerson
Eliza 167
Ralph Waldo 1
Rev. William 19
Emerton, Ruth 272
Emery, Beth 299
Charles 299
Elizabeth Jane 198
James 198
England, kings
Plantagenet 374-5
Saxon 374-5
Ennis, John V. 194
Ensign, Lydia 116, 205
Ens worth, Allen 103
Ericsson, John 369
Estabrook, 20, 68
J. R. 69
Joseph 6
Thankful 64
Thomas 6
Etherington, Elizabeth 276
European, royalty, nobility
374-5
Eustis, Abby
30
Abigail
30, 31
Adolphus
28
Alonzo
31
Anna
28, 30
Becky
30
Benjamin
31
Betsey
28
Catharine
28
Clarissa
31
Daniel
29
David
30
Edmund
28
Edward
30
Elijah
30
Eliza
31
Esther
29
George
29
George W.
30, 31
George Washington
31
Gilbert
29
Hannah
30, 31
Harriet
29
Harriet G.
30
Henry
29
Jemima
31
John
29
John Chamberlain 30
John Dana 28
Joseph Gilbert 31
Kate 31
Mary 28
Mary A. 31
Mehitable 30
Mima 31
Moses 29, 30
Nathan 29
Ozel 31
Polly 29
Samuel G. 31
Samuel Wheat 28, 29, 31
Sarah 30, 31
Thomas 9, 10, 28, 29
Washington 30
William 29, 30
Evans, Blanche M. 320
Hazel J. 320
John 206
LeRoy 320
Ruth Wheat 320
Stewart Wheat 320
Eveland, George Terry 317
Everett, Laura N. 204
Fairbairn, Alice 279
Robert M. 279
Fanning, Emily 334
389
Jonathan
84
Polly
34, 84
Farley, Bridget
66
Bridget (Powers)
66
Joseph
66
Farlow, Harriet
206
Farrar,
136
Farwell, Eldredge
129
Fasnacht. Mary
219
Faust.
207
Fay. Aaron
185
Clarissa
91, 185
Feare, Petronilla
320
Fell. Anna
156
Elwood H.
156
Howard
156
Isabelle
156
Josie
156
Louise
156
Mary B.
156
Maud
156
Seward
156
Fenton, Oscar F.
113
Ferguson. Clara Louise
247
Edwin C.
248
Harrison Baggesly
247
Harrison Wader
247
John Arden
247
John H.
131, 247
Julia Ann
247
Julia May
247
Martin Luther
247
Ferris,
53
Harry
225
Rev. Ira
225
Finch, Nora E.
314
Fink, Charlie
352
Edward
352
Harry
352
John
352
Minnie
352
Finley, Emiline
124
Finn, Dinah
189
Prudence
189
William
189
Fish,
139
Addie (F )
77
Eunice
84
Ferdinand
77
Paul Rogers
77
Simeon M.
106, 107
Sybil
233
William
153
Fisher. Sophia
362
Fisk, Fiske,
139
Annie A.
274
Charles P.
274
Clifton
292
Elizabeth
20
Herbert
275
Luella Ora
292
Paul
292
Fitch, Asa, MS.
70
Fitts, Moses
140
Sarah 67
'. 140
FitzHugh, Matilda
359
FitzPatrick, Elizabeth
201
Flagg, family
374
Eleazer
3
Joseph
57
Priscilla
3
Robert
17
Fleming, Laura E.
321
Fletcher, Eleazer
17
Elizabeth
63
Ruth
207
Flint, Charles
238
Croag
257
Jarvis
257
Joseph A.
268
Nelson
257
Rachel
268
FoUett, James
61
Samuel
60
William
61
Foote, Almira Electa
311
Forbush, Hannah
64
Maria
64
Paul
64
Ford,
65
Bessie
293
James
27
Kate
173
Fordyce,
162
Forsyth, Beatrice Madge
317
Cora Elizabeth
317
Frank
316
Frank J.
317
Hugh J.
317
Jessie C.
317
John Bushnell
370
John Solomon
317
Margaret Marshall
369
Mary Adelia
316
Mina Adelia
316
Robert Wright 369.
370
Foss. Stephen
65
Foster. George S.
256
Inez
335
Nicholas
256
Sophia
no
Fox.
325
390
Horace 127
Josephine Louisa 127
Louisa 127
PoUy 177
Frail, Elmer George 317
Richard Julius 317
Franklin, Lockwood Wheat 316
Maj. Gen. Raymond E. 283
Will Cook 316
Frazer, 350
Mary Adeline 187
Fredenburg, Howard 168
Freeman, Abbie June 333
Addie Elizabeth 167
Albert 167, 333
Alcema, Alsamina 168
Alice Eliza 167
Allen 168
Allen B. 168, 293
Allen Bird 291
Amanda 168
Anna 291
Archibald 168
Arthur 166
Benjamin 237
Bertha Antoinette 293
Bird Allen 293
Blanche LaVem 333
Bruce Allen 292
Carolyn Ruth 292-
Celestia Amelia (Lettie) 167
Qiarles Walter 291
Charlotte ( ) 167
Christine Leona 292
Clifton Rufus 333
Edney O. 166
Effa Lenora 292, 340
Elizabeth 168, 291
Ella 168
Ellen J. 168
Flora 290
Florence ( ) 167
Francis 168
Francis Marion 291
Fred Arthur 293
Freda 292
Frederick Augustus 292
Harold Hohn 292
Harry 167
Helen 292
Ida Gertrude 291
Jackie Lynn 293
James 168, 290
James Erwin 291
John De Forrest 293
Leon Robert 293
Leslie Gordon 293
Lynn Albert 334
Martin
Martin Rose
Mary Elizabeth
Myra
Nathan
Ned De Forest
Nellie A.
Obadiah
Ralph
Robert
Robert Leon
Rufus
Rufus Atwell
166
167
293
167
166
291
166
89
168
291
293
167
166
Samuel 89, 166, 168
Stephen 291
William 291
William J. 293
Zenas Dewitt 166
French, Eunice 151
William 120
Frits, George 155
John 155
Frost, 51
Martha 62
Frothingham, Harold H. 307
Harold J. 307
Ruth Hazel 307
Fulkerson, Emily 102
Joshua 102
Fuller, Abraham 9
Hannah 38
James B. 94
Jeptha 38, 39, 94, 95
Joshua 9
Laura Ann 94
Lydia 30
Mary 294
Myrtle 293
Oliver 29
GaUey, 207
Gale, Abraham 11
Ebenezer 11
John 11
Marcy 11
Richard 11
Sally S. 95
Sarah 11
Gallear, Juliabelle 305
Galusha, Jacob 37
Gamwell, Barbara Worth 327
Cecil Calvert 327, 328
Jeffrey Church 329
Madelyn Worth 328
Peter Bradford 328
Rosemary Worth 328
Timothy Bickford 328
Virginia Church 328
391
Gardner, Dr.
5
Garlock, Kate
246
Maria
246
Peter
246
Garrett, Abner
153
, 279
Caroline
153
Henrietta
153
Mary Abigail
153
. 279
Gary, Anna Louise
181
Ava Grace
181
Dora Bernice
181
Noah Erastus
181
Gass, Katherine
330
Gatchel, Margaret Lydi
ia
175
Gates, Goldie (Peak)
291
Sarah A.
258
Gavoille, Albert D.
200
Gay, Alice Eliza
307
George
36
Geal, Mary, see Gale,
Marcy
Gelston, Maltby
52
George, Agnes L.
270
Allen H.
270
Isabelle M.
141,
269
William W.
269
, 270
German Crown Prince
276
Gibbons, Albert
153
Charlotte
280
Emmeretta
159,
280
Erastus 78,
152,
153
Estella
153
Esther
280
Esther M.
153
Henrietta A.
153
Hiram
153
John
152
John H.
152
Lewis Benedict
152
Lyman
153
Martha A.
153
Minor 153,
279,
280
Samuel E.
153
Gibson, Harold
332
Helen
332
Patricia
332
Gifford, Annie E.
162
Emma L.
240
Samuel
44
Gilbert, Abigail
5
Benjamin
2c
5. 24
Benjamin Joseph
24
Charlotte Waters
25
Daniel
25
Daniel Ingalls
24
Donald Nelson
279
Elizabeth
24
Elizabeth Marcia
25
Esther, "Easter"
25
George Faulkner
279
Hannah Wheat
25
Harriet
24
Henry
2
Joseph 9, 10,
23, 25. 32
Joseph Waters
25
Mary Dean
25
Mary Wheat
24
Pitt
25
Samuel Shepard
24
Susanna Brewster
24
Thomas
1
Wheat
23
Gillis, Sarah Livonia
103
Gilman, Hannah W.
67
John T.
67
Laura Phelps
67
Lucia
67
Minerva
67
Nathaniel
67
Sally
67
Samuel
67
Gilmore, Robert T.
249
Glidden,
136
Henry A.
238
Glover, Ann
7
John
7
Samuel
7
Thomas
7
Goddard, Benjamin
128
David
18
Parley
242
Godfrey, Mary
94
Goff, Arba B.
52
Gold, Hannah
165
Goldsburg, William H.
336
Goldsmith, Karl
267
Gonyer, Alice M.
147
Goodrich, Jemima
126
Jeremiah
123
Sarah
50, 123
Gordon, Sarah
237
Gorham, David
255
John
255
Mary
135, 255
Gott, Benjamin
23
Goulding, Margaret
201
Gow,
71
Grabeau, Mary
365
Graham, Frank Obey
362
Jesse
291
Gralewski, Boniface
174
Sophie
174
Granger, Clarissa M.
240
392
Grant, Elizabeth
43
James
43
Ulysses S.
276
Graton, Greaton, Cyrus
55
Graves, Matthew
45
Gray, Catherine Alice
197
Green, David Nevi^all
74
David Russell
74
Dudley Francis
74
George Washington
64
Leonard
64
Leonard A.
74
Lucinda Maria
64
Luther W.
74
Margaret
13
Nathan
64
Nellie
171
Olive
238
Orange J.
74
Rebecca
30
Russell
74
Ruth
74
Susan M.
74
Thomas
64
Greenleaf, James
348
Gregg, see Griggs
Gregory, Amanda 153,
. 279
Henry Jay
249
Lillian
281
Gridley, Eben Channing
134
RusseU Woodbridge
134
William Cadwell
134
Griffin, Martha Maria
267
Richard I.
267
Griggs,
160
Adeline
73
Albert
73
Alonzo
73
Ann Amanda
73
David
161
Esther
73
Harriet
73
Harriet Elizabeth
161
Henrietta Selina
161
Ichabod 73,
154
Jerusha
73
John Allen
73
MariUa
73
Martha M. 73, 78,
154
Olive M.
74
Sylvester
73
Grimes, Joseph Anthony
339
Griswold, David
36
Joseph
13
Lydia
13
Ruth M. 121.
212
Grosvenor, family
374
Gertrude Mercer
120
Harriet Ely
121
Lucy
35
Maria Ursula
121
Samuel Howe
120
Sarah E.
120
William Mercer
120
Grout, Alfreda M.
236
Anna B.
235
Arthur W.
236
Carrie L.
236
Charles
128
Charles H.
236
Clarence D.
236
Clarence F.
236
Cora D.
236
Eliza
128
Ella F.
235
Emeline
128, 234
Emma J.
235
Eva M.
23&
Frederick W.
236
Harry M.
236
Hiram
128, 236
Laura E.
236
Marshall B.
236
Otis
55, 128
Russell
128, 235
Walter T.
236
William
128
Grover, Anne
43
Guile, EUen M.
181
Guilford, Sally
128
Guptil, Nathaniel Heath 242
Gurney, Davis M.
303
Edwin L.
303
Rudolph
303
Guy, Rosa L.
228
Haak, Abram
329
Thehna V.
329
Hackett, Adelia
329
Albert
240
Eugene
240
George
240
Oliver
240
William
240
Hale, Artemas
136, 261
Arthur W.
261
Betsy
230
Charles Artemas
261
Dr. D.
29
David
261
Fanny ( )
53, 230
George Frank
261
Harriet M.
53, 230
John
18
393
Maud A. 261
Sarah Caroline 261
Walter 258
Hall, Alpha Cummings 142
Anna 142
Anna S. 194
Augusta A. 260
Betsey 152
Carrie Adell 142
Earl Eric 142
Ida Angle 142
Ira Sylvester 142
Jerahmel Cummings 142
Lydia Frances 310
Walter R. 142
Halladay, Susan 243
Hallenbeck, Eva 294
Hallstead, George M. Ill
Hannah E. Ill, 203
Oren L. 203
William F. Ill
Hamilton, Avis 173
Carleton 173
Gwendolyn 175
Hiram 173
Irene 174
Laura Ann 174
Lucia 175
Mary Elizabeth 175
Milton W. 175
Rose M. 174
Virginia Ann 174
William 173
William B. 174
William Elmore 174
William Moss 174
Winston Carleton 174
Hammond, Eliza A. 78, 81, 82,
154
John 154
Nathan H. 82
Hand, Gusta 230
William 230
Hanson, Clara Louise 247
Robert 247
Hapgood, Gilman P. 244
Hattie 244, 336
Harding, Addie 109
Rev. Alfred 276
Alfred 277
Rev. Amos 40
Amos Wheat 111
Ann 110, 203
Ann ( ) 110
Arminda 111
Charles Everett 204
Charlotte Giddings 277
Douglas 277
Elizabeth 114
Ellen 111
Emily Isadore 111
Fred Monroe 204
George S. Ill
Hattie 303
Henry 111, 113
Henry L. Ill
Horatio Seymour 204
Isadore 111
Jay 111
Jennet lone 204
Jerome 111
Jerusha 110
John PhUip 109
Joseph 43, 112, 113. 114
Lemuel 43, 109, 111, 203
Lillie 111
Lottie 110, 205
Madison 114
Martin Luther 110
Mary E. Ill
Mary Elizabeth 114
Nellie Isadore 204
Ogden Lew^is 204
Paul Curtis 278
Perry K. 109
Rodney J. 109
Sarah 111
Silas Wheat 111
William F. 110
William Q. 110
Hardy, AbigaU 20
Abraham Temple 20
>v ipYic T) 55
Ellen Elizabeth 145, 271
Helen Wiley 368
Isaac 20
Jesse 347
Luther 271
Moses 20
Phineas 20
Hargett, Allan Douglas 283
Audley Wayne 283
Audrey Jean 283
Barbara Jane 282
Betsy ( ) 282
Daniel Thomas 283
Darrell Henry 282
Esther Rae 282
Joanna Joyce 282
Joyce Marilyn 283
Nancy 283
Paul David 283
Ray 282
Raymond W. 282
394
Harlow, Bertha M.
Elias C.
Frederick
Grace I.
John W.
Nathaniel
Norman F.
Robert F.
William
Harmon, John
Harper, Susan
Harrington, lola
Thelma
Theon D.
Timothy
Harris,
Amos Westcott
Charles F.
James
Laura Ann
Lydia
Theron
Harrison,
Benjamin
Pres. William Henry
Hart, Mary
Hartman, J, Crawford
Hartmann, Amelia C.
Col. Carl F.
Phyllis Rosemary
Harvey, Caroline
Hayward Augustus
Isaac Julian
Mabel
R.
Hastings, Benjamin
Daniel
Emma W.
Henry
Mehitable
Samuel
Hathorn, Experience
Haughwout, Ella
Lodie
Haun,
Hauswirth, Charles B.
Joan Robinson
Haviland, C. W.
Florence B.
Hawkins, Charles
Esther
Orrin
Rose E.
Hawley, Albina
Nellie J.
Niram
235
235
234
235
235
235
234
235
39
94, 95
358
341
341
341
8
267
165
243
89
86, 165
48
51
118
118
373
296
184
324
279
279
79
276
163
163
90
119
2
248, 249
248
119
9
278
iia
110
87
277
277
202
202
289
289
159
159
121, 214
209
209
Hayden, Fred
Frederick W.
Rev. Joseph
Hayes, George 181
Rachel
Sally
Hayford, Birdenia Lee
Clarence G.
Clarence Ralston
Eunice
Ruth
Haynes, Obedience
Hayward, Amasa
Jonathan
Haywood, Jonas
Hazeltine, Betsy
Head, Christopher Cole
David Gamwell
John Jarvis
Penelope
Heady, Duane B.
Heald, Betsey
Henry A.
Thomas
Hearns, AbigaU, see Steams
Heath,
Hebard, Giles
Hedges, Agnes
Isaac
Helwig, Eva Alice
Peter
Hempstead, Abigail
Henderson, Arthur
Emeline
Jonas
Marion Elizabeth
Henry, Mat (hew?)
Hermanse, Mary D. 131
Herndon, Grace
John
Zora Hazel
Hext, Lena
Hill. Hills
Abraham
Christopher D.
Eleazer
Elisha
Frederick
George Monroe
Hiram
Ida A.
Isaac
Jackson
Louisa
Martha M.
122
122
127
182
139
181
221
221
221
221
221
186
116
116
18, 63
257
327
327
327
327
184
65
65
65
156
37
223
79
112
112
117
315
239
239
316
32
248
343
343
343
177
1. 8
97
89
184
177
200
252
1
175
253
110, 301
395
Mary
1
Moses
1
Rosanna 89, 181,
184, 185
Statira
211
Tamzen
1
Hilliard, Cornelia A.
125, 126
Isobel Sophia
125
Capt. James
124, 125
James Otis
125
Marion
125
Phillippa G.
125
Theresa Louise
124
Hillsinger, Ehza
112
Hinckley, George T.
288
Lucy A.
164, 288
Hine, Wilbur
316
Wilbur Almiron
316
Hinsdale, John
15
Joseph
90
Stephen
90
Hitchcock, Gertrude M.
253, 260
Lester
181
Mary
181
Mary Ann, Anna M.
180
Milo
253
Roderick M.
181
Whitney J.
260
Hix, William
90
Hoag, Henry
113
Mercy
113
Stephen
113
Hoar, Persis
179
Hobart, family
374
Samuel
18
Hobbs, Mrs. Jesse
273
Hoffman, Sadie
361
Hoghteling, Aaron
76
Aaron E.
76
Hiram
76
Louisa
76
Mary Etta
76
Oscar
76
Solomon H.
76
William Chancy
76
Holbrook,
182
Holcom, Phineas
39
Holden, William
244
Holl, Donald
177
Frank
176
Helen
292
Howard R,
176
Holland, Ruth
17
Hollister, Brenda Lenora
342
Brent Keith
342
Keith
342
Lovisa
50, 126
Theron J.
Thomas
Holly, Noah
Holmes, John B.
Leonard
Viola Hannah
Holt, Abiel
Albert
Aurelia
Bethia O.
Caroline
Cyrus
Emeline
George
Hiram
Janette
John Allen
Melancthon
Nelson
Olive
Rosella
Ruthelia
Sidney
Sylvester
Wiram
Zebina
Holtzlander, Nicholas
Honeywell, Augusta
Hood, John
Hooper, Albert
Philo A.
Hoornbeck, Daniel
Henry DeWitt
Hopkins, Mary
Home, Frances
Horner, Alice M.
Horton, Adeline
Addie E.
Alfred
Alfred M.
Anna
Barnabas 42.
Chauncey
Decatur
Eleanor 42,
Ella
Gabriel C.
George
Gilbert
Harrison
Harry
Hope
Horace
Ira
James
James Madison
John L. 106.
342
126
95
124
333
167, 333
72
74
74
73
72, 73
74
72
73
73
74
73
74
73
73
74
74
74
73
73
73, 74
40
157
27
113
237
112
112
301
268
240
107
107, 203
106. 107
108
108
43, 107
107, 108
107
105, 106
107
108
107
108
107
108
108
108
107
107
108
107, 202
396
Loton
107
, 108
Howard, Amasa
116
Mahala 43, 106
, 108
, 202
Anson
266
Millicent J.
108
Betsy
23
Nelly, Helen 42,
105
, 106
Gideon
23
Sampson
225,
, 227
Jasper M.
342
Saphronia
107
Mary
139
, 266
SUas
105
, 108
Mary Ann
23
Silas Danes
108
Maude
308
, 342
Timothy Wheat
107
, 203
Ruth Beal
23
Willard S.
227
Susanna W.
29
Hotchkiss, Asenath Lamb
100
William
23
Cornelius
100
Howell, Helen
335
Rev. E.
131
Howes, Eliza Ann
317
Emily J. Randall
100
Howl and. Desire
255
Gladys
331
John
57
Hope Walker
John W.
Lucina, Lizana D.
Lulu W.
105
100
100
, 201
100
Howlett, SaUy
Hoyt, Adeline H.
Anson
Archibald
93, 113,
54
188
188
, 188
Hough, Almira
208
Elizabeth
188
Houghton, Albert Lemuel
Emily
113,
, 188
244
, 336
Fanny Maria
187
Alice Luella
336
Fanny Sabrina
187
Alta Arvilla
337
Frank Frazer
187
Charles Ernest
337
George
187
Clara
337
Hannah Jane
187
Clara Annetta
244
Hannah Maria
187,
188
Clarence Lemuel
336
Helen E
344
David
244
James
188
Edward LeDoit
244,
336
John
92, 186,
, 188
Elsie
337
John Nelson
187
Emma Miranda
244
Louise Jane
188
Emma Sophronia
337
Millicent Everett
187
Esther Mabelle
244
Millicent S.
188
Flora
245
Mortimer J.
187
George Leon
336
Nelson Wheat
186
Harrison Albert
336
Peter
186
Herbert Eugene
244
Robert
188
Ina May
336
Salmon
187
Inda Louise
244
Salmon Wheat
187
James
243
Sarah Elizabeth
187
Lemuel
244
Sarah Jane
187
Lewis Lester
244
William Nelson
187
Raymond David
244
Hubbard, J. P.
300
Roy Edward
337
Jonas
18
Sarah Jane
243,
244
Lucretia Green
52,
226
Sarah Louise
336
Hudson, Betsy Jane
101
Seymour LeDoit
Susie Belle
337
337
Hueston, Rachel
267
Verna lone
337
Hulett, Louise M.
101
Hovey, Hannah
8
Humphrey, Mr.
95
Joseph
8
Rufus
34
, 79
Mary
8, 9
Hunn, David
13
How, Howe,
156
Hunt,
219
Alberta
156
Charles N.
221
Caroline C.
227
Deborah
61
Editha
156
Harriet
126.
219
397
Jane A.
140, 268
Jonathan T. P.
268
Leonard
221
Peter
61
Hunter, Anna S.
162
Rev. John
79
Huntington, Evans
315
Huntley, Caroline F.
181
Cassie
342
Huntting, Jonathan
6
Hard,
186
Eli
129
Ella H.
125
Harvey B.
125, 126
Nellie H.
125
Hurlburt, Hopeful
115
Jennie
266
Huse, lone
79
William
79
Husted, Joseph
155
Hutchins, Winfield J. 327
Hutchinson, Irena Gibson 64
Judith 24
Nathaniel 64
Hyde, Hide, Joshua 17, 18
Imson, 283
Bert F. 284
Edna B. ( ) 284
Eva H. ( ) 284
Frank A. 284
Ingalls, Augustus 245
Augustus Rice 245
Everett Augustus 245
Frances Annetta 264
Hannah Mariah 265
Harrison Pierson 137, 264
Julia Dunklee 245
Ingraham, Henry 294
Mary 294
Sarah 281
Ingram, Alice 21
Irion, Mildred 344
Irons, Jane G. 98
Mary 98
William 98
Ives, 114
Lewis 115
Jackson, 22
Minnie F. 313
James, Emily 294, 334
George K. 326
Hattie Phoebe 144, 326
John Waterman 334
Jamison, 313
Allen William 313
Egbert 313
William H.
313
Jeffrey, Helen
218
Robert
218
Jenkin, Antoinette
372
Jenkins, Edith Faulkner
314
Erwin Wheat
314
Marvin
255
William Henry
314
William Richard
88
Jenner, Eva Stella
309
Jennings, Mrs. Mortimer
164
Jevvett, David Rufus
292
Junius
292
Junius Oran
292
Lillian
292
Lillian Charity
293
Oran
292
Jillet, Jillett
Isaac
42
Julia A.
188
Keziah
39
William
42
Johnson,
112
Charles W.
146, 274
Ellen M.
274
Frances
331
Jennie
351
Jennie L.
231
John A.
231
Joseph Wheet
274
Lydia
240
N. P.
258
Obediah
11
Olive
254
Paul
267, 268
Paulina
199
Johnston, William
46
Jones, Amos S.
82, 83
Chloe C.
257
Eli
85
Ella
298
John H.
312
Jonathan
9, 25
Julia ( )
298
Louise V.
145
Lyman A.
83
Mary Gertrude
312
Mary H.
83
Morton A.
83
Nancy H.
83
Whitney
257
William
83
Zenas
298
Jordan, Alfred B.
263
Alfred E.
263
Charles P.
263
398
Frederick Whitney
263
Jeremiah
263
Justinian
349
Margaretta
263
Mary Napier
349
Minnie L.
263
Rebecca
349
Judd, Albert F.
234
Mary A.
114
Willard L.
114
Judson, Edwin
126
John
126
"K. E. L."— (man)
300
"K. L. H."— (woman)
74
Kariger, Hattie C.
103
Karl, Rose
343
Kathan, Richard
256
Sarah 135, 256
Keating, Blanche Louise 302
Edward 302
Keeney, Ann Conable 171
Ann Eliza 176
Benjamin Alonzo 172
Cadwell Benson 171
Edwin 176
Eliza Warner 176
Emily Benson 172
George Alonzo 171
Howard W. 172
John 173, 176
John Alonzo 171
Julia 173
Mabyn 173, 177
Mary 171
Mary Eliza 172
Orel Pope 171, 172
Oscar 171
Phyllis Mary 172
Ruth 173
Walter W. 176
Kelley, Jacob Sandford 142
Kellogg, Charles F. 313
Harriet 90
Jason 90
Kemp, Mildred Ethel 332
Kemper, Bishop 354
Kennard, Helen 109
Kennedy, Kenedy
Betsey 373
Charles L. 180
Esther 373
Jennet 32
Thomas 32
Kenney, Kenny, 80
Arthur Marcus 167
Hosea M. 167
Marcus Eudorus
167
Martha
80
Reginald Arthur
167
Kent, Betsey
47
Kenyon, Camelia
170
Charles
170
George
294
Gertrude
170
Gladys
170
Harold
170
Jennie E.
294
Ranson
170
William
170
Kernon, Esther
256
Kerr, Isabelle
163
Ketcham, Elizabeth
190
James L.
190
James Lewis
190
Jemima
192
Joseph
192
Prudence
192
Salmon Corwin
190
Keyes, Anna
19
Lucy Hale
75
Sarah
68
Khuen, Richard
306
Kidder, Huldah
69, 141
John
141, 146
Lucette
69, 146
Kiedler, Addie
258
Kimball, Deborah (Hunt) 61, 62
Relief C. 102
King, Elijah W. 238
Jacob 83
James 182
Lewis 83
Prudence 192
Samuel 39
Sarah 141, 269
Kinsal, Raymond 243
Kirkland, Henry L. 120
Kittle, Kittlehune
Eleanor 82, 163
Klein, Clara Florence 304
Knapp, Frances Maria 319
Gerald 176
Knight, Col. D. W. 118, 119
Edward 150
Sarah 11
Knowlton, George F. 103
James 103
Mary 103
Knox, Betsy 232
Kornmeyer, Henry B. 156
Lacy, Emily Anne, Emilie
131, 249
399
Eliza 250
Laurin Walton 250
Lafayette, General 355
Lagsdon, Mary E. 360
Lalor, Mary 301
Lambert, Benjamin Higdon 349
Lancey, William 64
Lane. Daniel 294
Jessie Mary 294
Laner, Charles 220
Langdon, Clarence R. 341
Norma 341
Langford, 111
Lansing, Abram C. 70
Lanthier, Lavinia 130, 239
Larson, Christeen 218
Lathrop, 325
Lauer, Charles 220
Law, Hattie 263
Lawless, James Austin 297
Philip Austin 297
Walter James 297
Lazelle, Eunice 266
Leach, Lois Orene 308
Lead, Eugene 240
Henry 240
Samuel 239
Leahey, Hannah 229
Learned, William E. 220
Ledyard, Col. 115
Lee, Alice Wheat 238
Asa 129
Benjamin 56, 130, 169, 293, 294
Calista P. 237
Charles 129, 236, 294
Clarissa 129, 237
Cynthia 129
Cynthia Elizabeth 238
Dency
128
129
294
294, 334
294
Electa
Elsie
Ely
Erastus
Esther 129
Esther Jane 237
Eunice 294
Fannie R. 84
George 294
Harriet 130
Jeanette 237
Jennie Eunice 238
Jerome 237
John 56, 128, 129. ?.",7
John B. 238
John Baker
129, 238
Julia B. 238
Kate 238
Laura 237
Lizzie 334
Mary Adelaide 238
Mary E. 237
Mary Jane 237
Milton 294
Olive 130, 241
Ora 129, 237
Richard Henry 237
Sally 129
Submit 129
Wesley 294
William 237
William U. 237
Leech, George 333
Leland, Mary Elizabeth 199
LeMay, Mrs. Amy 291
Lenox, 133
Leotard, Marguerite 80
Lewis, 361
Bethia 21
Daniel T. 139
Elizabeth Rachel 356
John 356
Samuel 356
Lieb, Victor 291
Liliuokalani, Queen 234
Lilley, Lilly
Andrew Jackson 255
Helen Augusta 255
James Henry 255
Lois 179
Louisa 180
Thomas 255
Zenas 179
Lincoln-Douglas debate 77
President 355
Alma 52
Lind, A. K. 300
Lindsay, J. C. 255
Little, Rev. James 206
Livermore, Rhoda 253
Lockridge, James M. 118, 206
Louisa 206
Longworth, Matilda 278
Loop, Andrew 118, 206
Caroline 292
Christian 206
Qyde 206
Ella, Ellen 207
Ernest A. 206
Esther 207
Ethel 20^
Ludella 206
400
Mary Louise 206
Robert 206
Ruth 207
Virginia Ann 207, 304
Wilber 206
William C. 206
U>Td, G. S. 125
Patience 154
Losle, Irving 286
Irving Clark 286
Lynn 286
Loud, 188
Love, Edward Gurley 278
Helen Douglas 278
Rev. William DeLoss 278
Loveland, Rachel 310
Lovett, Capt. 118
Low, Hattie 263
Lown, Edward 173
Guy 173
Harvey 173
Lucas, Lauretta 167
Legrand 28
Ludington, Henry 110
Luford, John 49
Lusk, Mary 82
Luther, Gertrude Burd 326
Lyke, Orlo 268
Lynds, Lewis 130
Lyon, Phebe 92
Lyons, Helen 285
McAllen, McQellan, Mary 218
McArthur, William 241
McCandless, Edward 172
Marilyn Sue 173
McQoud, Bruce 350
Judah 350
McClure, Abbie Ann 144
Ada 272
Andrew Jackson 145, 272
Nola 305
Robert Spear 272
Ruth 272
Viola Estella 272
McClung, Dorothy Lois 307
Herbert James 307
McComber, Jeremiah 51
Mary 51
McConnell, 353
McCracken, Adelaide 124, 323
McCrudden, Christopher 328
Michael J. 328
Philip Gamwell 328
Stephen Worth 328
McDonald, 269
A. R. 270
Grace, Mabel Grace 270
McDoone, Rev. 150
McDowell, Atala A. 229
Dale 229
John 229
Joseph 97
Lynn 229
Stephen Douglas 229
McFadden, Mabel 297
McGrath, Mary S. 230
Thomas 230
McGuire, Ida May 332
John 332
Mcintosh, Mary ( )
(Dunster) 55
McKeeche, Emma 223
McKinley, Addie 177
McKinney, Mary Louise 304
McKned, Nathan C. 360
McLarren, Jessie 243
McLeUan, Albert 150
Archibald 149, 150
Frances Anna 150
McNeal, Cassandra 349
Maria 349
Roger 349
McNish, George 109
George W. 109
Sarah 109
McNulty, Betty Lou 207
Francis 207
Paul 207
Wallace 207
McPherson, David 272
Lavinia 140
McQuoid, Hannah Jane 190
Harriet 190
James 190
Mary E. 190
Wilham 93, 190
Mabie, Sarah Elisabeth 314
Mac Diarmid, Mary 168
Macey, Sarah 361
MacKay, George 331
George Frederick 331
Mackey, Emily 141, 270
"Madame Rollo," singer 361
Madden, Estella 318
Main, Constance Dawn 286
Elliott 286
Elliott Lind 287
James Fred 287
Merlin Elliott 286
Thomas Gary 287
Valda Lou 286
401
William aark
286
Manning, John
14
Samuel
11
Mansfield, Deborah
2
Elijah
63
Elizabeth
1
Elizabeth (Williams)
2
Joseph
2
Rebecca
63
Mapes, Hannah
91
Malley, James Ray
284
John
284
Joseph K.
284
Patrick
284
Thomas
285
Manel, Eva
283
Manlove, George W.
372
Joseph W.
372
Mann, Ophelia
289
Manzer, Bertha H.
321
Marrett, Amos
8
Edward
8
Mary
8
Marriner, Annie
274
Jennie M.
273
Marshall, Arvilla
295
Cyrina R.
295
Henry
203
Joseph
136. 260
Levi
203
Samuel
203
Sidney
295
Susan F.
261
William
261
Marther, Elizabeth C.
133
Marthew, Ira
75
Joseph
75
Sarah
75
Susan
75
Martin, Albert Wait
101
Anna Parmelia
127
Augusta Jannette
100
Ebenezer
88. 90
Edythe Mary
332
Emily Maria
100
James
296
John Henry
332
Lucy Alfreda
101
Mary Frances
296
Mary Jane
343
Thomas
127, 128
Wait Webster
100
William Warner
100
Marvin. Elmira
24. 85
George
109
Julia
307
Reinold
85
Tilly
26
Timothy
85
Mason. Amos
7. 8
Gurdon
117
Henry
117
Ichabod
8
Joseph
7
Joshua
7
Phebe
166
Sarah ( )
7
Masten. Amelia Gertrude
311
Sarah Maria
275
Masterson, Homer Dixon
188
Jane May
188
Samuel Judson
188
Sarah Elizabeth
188
Zelotus Grinnel
188
Matson, George
50
Maxfield, Elizabeth
324
John
324
Maxon, Daniel S.
103
Friend D.
103
Perintha A.
103
WUbur D.
103
Maxwell, Nellie
250
Sylvanus
57
Maynard, George
149
Julia
213
Mead, Clarissa Emma
342
Meeker, Carrie Louise
211
Meigs, Qara H.
220
Erastus Kimberly
220
Meldrim, Albert Thomas
333
Hattie
172
Josiah James
333
Thomas 172,
333
Viola Freeman
334
Viola May
334
Melhuish. George
110
Mellett, Sarah
163
Mercer, Archibald 47, 120
. 211
Eleanor Allen
211
Eleanor P.
211
Frederick Worthington
211
Gertrude
120
Harriet Wheat
211
John Deshon
211
Maria Stryker
120
Mary Stoddard
210
Thomas Allen
211
William 120.
210
William Allen
211
Merchant, Rebecca
368
Mercy, Anna
54
Meritt, Nathan
45
Merrill, Arthur L.
143
Charles
259
Mary L.
143
402
Merrow, Samuel D.
164
Mesnard, Mrs. Fri
296
Meyers, Laveme
331
Lulu
218
Richard Laverne
332
Robert Everett
332
Milburn, Benedict
350. 360
George Russell ( ?
Roswell)360
Page
360
Paul
360
Miller,
195
Cass Hamilton
297
Cathy Claire
297
Elizabeth
76
Emerson M.
165
George
256
Homer
257
Jabez
61
Jane
61, 257
Laura May
165
Lyman
61, 256
Mary
77
Nellie
257
Sadie
257
Samuel
257
Victor
344
WiUiam, Jr.
280, 297
Mrs. William, Jr.
186, 297
Mills, Foster
114
Frank B.
159
Millspaugh, Amos
202
Ann
193
Eveline
106, 202
Helen
345
Jesse Fonda
345
William
193
Minckler, Susan
335
Miner, Benton
292
Reno
292
Minor, Dimmis
39, 94
Nathaniel
39
Timothy
39, 94
Minott, Justice
3, 4
Mirriam, Sarah
142
Sarah Mariah
263
Mitchell, Andrew B.
110
Arthur Monroe
233
Charles T.
110
Ella Narcissua
233
Flora Emma
233
George M.
110
Isabella Cecelia
232
Lemuel B.
110
Mary Adella
232
Rev. Oren Knox
53, 232
Seth L.
110
Sylvanus
232
Wilbur Hamlin
233
Mix, Elizabeth
238
Moffett, Moffitt
Artemas S.
180
Carlton E.
284
Moll, Betty Lou
329
Elizabeth
329
Joan Marie
329
John A.
329
Luther
329
Stephen John
329
Monroe, Dorr
178
Linda
178
Sherrill Hawthorne
328
Susan Worth
328
Willys Gamwell
328
Willys Herbert
328
Montague, Horace
288
Maria Abigail
288
Moor, Angeline
149
Caroline
150
Clementine
150
Frank W.
175
Hugh
149
James
71, 149
Moore, More
Anna, Nancy
115
Clark
115
Daniel
62
Frederick
115
Horatio
346
Dr. Jacob B.
140
Nancy
45
Nathan
115
Oscar
247
Mooreland, A. B.
155
Charles F,
155
Freddie D.
155
Nellie May
155
Moot, Arthur
293
Louesa
293
Moreland, Thomas B.
346
Morgan, John
45
Morrell, Alonzo
222, 223
Arthur Willmut
223
Elvira Louise
223
Ernest Judge
223
Evyline
223
Francis Wheat
223
Gertrude Heber
224
Harris Cook
223
Henry Gill
223
James
127, 222
James Farmer
223
James Wheat
223
Jane Taylor
224
Jonathan
222
403
Joseph
223
Lester Guy
223
Lester Wheat
223
Morris, Joseph D
94
Morrison, Mary E.
211
Robert
48
Morse, Abbie G.
273
Amasa
49
Ann Ripley
49
Anna
29
Denison
49
Elithea, Alathea
49
Eunice
49
Irene
49
James
49
Jemima
49
Joseph
14, 39, 48
Joseph Wheat
49
Luther
49
Merton A.
316
Mosher. Rev. H. C.
334
Moss, Elizabeth
40
Richard E.
173
Ruby
173
Mott,
162
Mudge, Melvin
249
Mudgett, William
129, 237
Mulliken, Mary
346
Mullock, Qara
193
Multer, Monte Josiah
318
Munroe,
359
Lyr? W.
37
Munson,
156
Munyan, Chester G.
115, 116
George
116
Sarah
116
Muron, Deborah
340
Earl Guarante
340
Elizabeth
340
Murphv, Luna
309
Sarah
57, 133
Murray, Judge
355
John
32
Mvers,
162
Lottie M.
324
Nash, Henrietta Maria
368
James V.
368
Nearing, Emily T.
321
Neff,
322
Mary Jane
316
Negus. Esther
294
Nevins, Hannah
20
Newcomb, Frederick
166
Newdigate, family
374
Newell, George
329
Luetta Maude
329
Newland, Rev. Samuel M.
248
William Moore
248
Newton,
183
Jennie
170
Mary Louise
304
New York State, lack of
records
12
Nichols, Jane Eunice
238
Nicholson,
114
Nightingale,
208
Nims, Lyman
130
Nobbs, Dana Wheat
362
Frank de Hass
362
Joseph H.
362
Minnie Bailey 352
, 362
Nellie Robinson
362
Noland, Mary
348
Normandy, dukes
374-5
Norris, Charles
196
Northcott, Lydia
7
Norton, Desire
26
Harry
352
Joseph T.
351
Mary Virginia
352
Nelson
52
William
352
Noyes, La Verne W.
312
Sophia
322
Nutting, Amelia
257
John
257
Sally
257
Sarah ( )
135
Oakley, Mrs.
39
John R.
97
Lewis
97
Ober, Florence J.
256
Oblong, New York & New
England
36
Ogden ?
196
Olcott, Anne
127
Elizabeth
127
Harris
127
Nancy
126
Oliver, family
374
Onderdonk, Abram
76
Amanda 76
, 281
Orcutt, Priscilla
254
Ordway, Sarah
140
Orvis, Gershom
33
Osborn, Virgil D.
315
Osborne, Joseph
267
Ostrander, Rev. Daniel
225
Mary
225
Oswald, Torence
229
404
Ottaway, Mary A.
226
Overstreet, Frances
371
James
371
Owen, Alvin
39
Pack, C. Otto C.
329
Helen Lydia
329
Page, Daniel
346, 350
David
33
Elizabeth
360
Martha
350, 360
Miranda
350
Rebecca H.
350, 360
Valentine Peyton
350, 360
Paine, Thomas
69
Palmer, Betsey A.
321
Caroline
170
Qara Amelia
170
Cornelius
169
Elizabeth
331
Harriet
170
Juliette
191
Marietta
278
Reuben T.
211
Robert
197
Statira Lavinia
211
Paris, Sherman
77
Parker, Benjamin 9,
10, 25, 32
Betsy
130
Elizabeth
6, 29
Fanny
130
Joseph
63
Minnie
274
Samuel
57, 130
Sophia
130
Sophrona
130
Tracy
159
Parkhill. David
224
Wilson
224
Parrot, Grace
171
Parsons, E. H.
321
Mary
345
Miriam
102
Patch,
250
Patengill, Grace
224
Patrick, Dorothy
176
John Wesley
175
Marguerita
176
Mary Agnes
176
W. Kirk
175
Patten, Selena Blair
354
Paterson, Patterson, -
105
William
39
Payne, Dr.
38
Eugene
240
Henry F.
323
Oscar
240
Peak, Goldie
291
Pearsall, Delia
230
Sarah
158
Pearson, Polly M.
266
Pease, Addison
160
Belle, Grace Belle
163, 281
Charles Henry, Henry 281
Edward Ethen
280
John Chauncey
26
Margaret
281
Mary
77
Nancy, Ann
26
Stanley
156, 280
Peck, Alyne Maude
297
Carrie (Sweet)
185, 297
Charles Fitch
259
Minor Bamum
297
Philippa Wilson
297
Reuben H.
259
Waltene
297
Walter Hamilton
297
Peckham, John Henry
162
Marinda B.
128, 236
Peirson, Frances
317
Pelton, L. D.
125
Penney, Penny
Clarissa
194
Elizabeth
40
James
40
John
40, 193
Pen well, Sarah
330
Perkins,
41
Esther
23
Lydia
41
Mary
215
Susanna
53
Pero, George H.
275
Herbert F.
275
Peter H.
275
Perrigo, Perigo
Edgar D.
252
Lucina A.
84
Simon D.
85
Perry,
190
Charles A.
155
Henry P.
360
Peterson, Gladys Nell
285
John
118
M. L.
118
William
118
Pettingill, Moses
215
Priscilla Perkins
123, 214
Phelps, Henry
20
Phillips, Arvilla
175
Catherine
229
Eliza
259
Harlow
175
405
Ida J.
259
Job
175
Joel
175
Lulu
175
Mabel
175
Mary E.
97
Mary N.
259
Myrtle
175
Thomas D.
259
Picher, Charles Morehouse
365
Pierce, Governor —
137
President Franklin
137
Catherine Belle
310
Elizabeth
137
Frederick A.
114
James Henry
246
Louisa, Louisa S.
246
Pinckney. Pinkney
Charlotte
298
John
40
Thursa
40
Pinkerton, Nancy
81
Pinney, D. H.
238
Piper, George J. 216,
335
Lewis H.
88
Mrs. Maria P. 123,
, 216
Minnie C.
301
WiDiam
301
Pitts, Parthenia
29
Plant, Mary Barnard
366
William M.
366
Plumley, Plumbly
Patience
37
Richard C.
37
Pollard, Lydia
141
Pomeroy, S. B.
125
Pond, Rev. Daniel
18
Pool. Poole, Hannah
135
Mary
79
Phebe Ann
300
Pope, Esther
171
Orel
171
Porter, Carlos
237
Post, Susan Ann
132
William H.
241
Potter, Charles A.
133
Charles Ward
294
D. R.
366
Diana
318
Elizabeth
14
Franklin J.
133
Fred A.
133
Lucius D.
322
Lydia
63
Spencer
294
Powers, Nahum
19
Peter
19
Polly 19
, 139
Pratt,
81
Sarah Jane (Bowen)
81
Vivian
240
Prentice, Mary Jane
238
Prentis,
120
Prescott, Dora Mena
271
Frederick William
271
Preston, Addie A.
261
Levi C.
202
Mary Emeline
202
Prey, Henry P.
360
Priest, Hannah
272
Prindle, Asa Cleveland
151
Charles
276
Charles Allen
276
Charles Bingley
151. 275
Douglas R.
276
Elsie Curtis
276
Enos Jones
151
Harriet Maria
152
Henry Clay
152
Henry McNeU
152
Isaac
71. 151
Jacob Merritt
152
John Allen
151
John Cleveland
151
Julia
152, 278
Justine Butler
276
Lucy Cleveland
278
Maude Etherington
276
William
151
Pritchard, Paul
63
Proctor, Clarissa
129
John
129
Josiah
129
Protzen, Rolf Willy
309
Pudney, Rev. John A.
167,
292. 340
Lenora J.
292
Pulsifer, Elizabeth
219
Pulver, Frederick W.
158. 340
Stephen Frederick
340
Susan Beth
340
Purdy, Bruce William
285
David Ellsworth
285
Ellsworth Clark
285
Frederick Henry
285
Julia
224
Larry Frederick
285
Philip John
285
William Penn
285
Putnam, Arvilla Jane
243
Augustus Cowles
242
Bartholomew
242
Carrie Ovilla
242
Chandler Pratt
243, 244
406
Ernest Augustus
Harriet Florilla
Lewis
Mary
Mary Alice
Mary Rosilla
Miranda Cynthia
Sophronia Parker
Viola Naomi
242
242
242
242
243
243
244
244
244
Quackenbush, Jane Eliza 95, 195
Quick, 39
Martin 113
William 113
Quimby, Mary 143
Quincy, Saher de, Magna
Carta Baron 374
Ramelsberg, George 361
Ramsay, Ramsey
Hugh 298
Isabel 194, 298
Paul 150
Ramsdell, Joseph 2
Randall, Emily J. (Hotchkiss)
100
Henry 289
Marion E. 289
Randle, Rowena E. Hearn 372
Ransom, 149
Rasche, Dorothy Virginia 251
Walter 251
Read, Reade
Ebenezer 63
Marion Natalia 217
Ralph 217
Theodore Roosevelt Baldwin
217
Redfield, Frederick C. 303
Redman, Alma Hulda 162, 331
John 162
Reed, 148
Mrs. 39
Betsy 262
C. H. 232
Flora Bell 232
Frank MitcheU 232
Hannah 68
Henry D. Cook 232
Huldah 137
J. H. 96
Mary Antoinette 317
Sophronia 179
Reeve, Frederick Alexander 201
Mary 189
Victor 201
Reeves, Mary Ann 288
Reichow, Adelheid 280
Reid, Anna 149
Jeannette
149
Lewis
196
William
149
William R.
149
Reis, Jacob S.
199
Remley, OUie Elizabeth
304
Renwick, Adeline C.
320
Revenburgh, Mary 203
Reymann, Blanche Louise 303
Edward Keating 303
Elizabeth Sharp 302
George Lawrence 303
Paul O. 302
Paula Ottilie 303
Thusnelde Beck 302
Reynolds, 325
Alexander Elmore 196
Elisha 45
Emogene 299
Frances 196
George W. 311
Lucy 256
Rhoades, Katie 298
Rice, Charlotte Wheat 245
Eliza Ann 245
Eunice H. 320
Horace 131, 245
Joseph 245
Mary Elizabeth 245
Sidney Wheat 246
Rich, Hannah M. 132, 251
Josiah 252
Richards, 166
David 89
Jane, Jittie 36, 88
Richardson, Abel B. 136, 261
Albert Blake 262
George Otis 261
Gideon 261
Hannah 49
Josiah Wheat 262
Lucy 261
Lyman Ballard 262
Marshall Marcellus 261
Thomas Cummings 261
Richmond, Eliza 312
Lydia E. 313
Rider, Matthew 299
Riley, Rebecca Ann 285
Shirley Lee 285
William 285
Ripley, family 374
Anne 13
Elizabeth 53, 232
Joshua 13
Rippetoes, Francis Lawrence
342
407
Lavonne Clare
342
Risley, Alvan
295
George
121
Reuben
36
Robbins,
274
Agnes
175
Ellsworth W.
274
Mary
176
Olive A.
274
William
274
Roberts, Mrs. H. Hoggson 251
John H. 103
Mary 111
Shirley 251
T. Tenbrook 251
Robertson, Lavina C. 160, 284
Robins, Keziah 65
Robinson, Ada Kate 362
Augusta A. 236
Edward Wheat 363
EUa S. 313
Ethel 277
George Wheat 363
Harry Bentz 363
James Mulliken 362
Jennie Bell 363
John Morgan 351, 362
Lydania Frances 362
Mary Martha 362
Mildred Ann 309
Moses 35
Rockwell, Hannah 333
Rodriquez, Estoban 307
Roe, John 109
Marrietta 109
William 109
Rogers, Amanda 121, 214
Belle, Isabel 77
Catherine, Kate 77
Darwin 76, 281
Elizabeth, Betty 61, 62
Emaline 76
Fanny 75
George J. 76
Hannah ( ) 55
Hiram 77
Hiram A. 76
Louise 77
Mary Elizabeth 76, 281
Nathan 75
Oscar 77
Penuel 75
Polly 76
Roswell 55
Samuel W. 76, 77
Sarah 76
Susan 76, 97
Thomas 34, 75, 76
Timothy 61
Rollins, Eldora 271
Fanny 30
Rorapaugh, Alitis 291
Rosales, Alxit 338
Rose, Annie 103
Frank 185
Magdalene 166, 168
Martha 166
Nathan 166, 168
Nathan Wheeler 168
Rosencrans, Sally 93, 189
Ross, Charles H. 158
Mrs. Charles H. 163
Gertrude 356
Maria Hart 180
Roth, Luella 286
Rowe, Daniel 269
Eliza Ann 269
Joseph Walter 215, 216. 336
Nellie Hutchinson 216
Nellie Marie 336
Smith 141, 269
Walter Wheat 216. 335
Rowell, Arthur W. 310
Edwin Clark 310
Glen Leon 310
Julia Emma 311
Mahlon Wheat 310
Martha 311
Mary Avis 310
William Cragman 310
Rowley, Emma A. 209
Eunice ( ) 209
Jeremiah 209
Ruckman, Rachel 199
Susanna 40
Rumler, Jenny 298
Rundle, George 106, 107
Russell. Anna 224
Elizabeth 63
Harmie 281
James 63
Mary Katherine 281
Rustan, Addie A. 261
Rutherfoord, Ella Wood 367
Samuel Jordan 367
Thomas Meldrum 368
Ryan, Deborah W. 137
Marilyn 283
Rypenberg, Ripinbergh
Adam 38, 39
Sabine, Abigail 60
Sachs, Kathy 282
Philip 282
408
Walter
282
Sage, Amelia
198
Salisbury, Salsbury
David
37
Frank Newton
253
Julia Bemice
253
LiUis
37
Newton
252
Orson N.
253
Saltonstall, family
374
G.
44
Sampson, O. F.
99
Sanders, John
13
Mary
13
Sanderson, Ruth 46, 56, 129
Sanford, Chloe 101
Sarah 323
Sargent, Betsey 138
Sauerbrei, Augustus 153
Saunderson, Arthur C. 143
Donald Edward 143
Robert Wheet 143
Savage, John 9
Savin, Frank William 218
Sawin, Abijah 79
Almira 80, 163
Benjamin 80
Franklin 80
Harriet 80
Isaac 34, 79
James Harvey 79
Jerusha 80
John 80
Mary 79
Saxe, Frank 178
Sayre, Henry 114
Scandinavia, kings 374-5
Schermerhorn, Freeman 167
Henry 167
Schneider, Anna 329
Schoonover, Lee 187
Schultz, Martha 228
Schuster, Charlotte 218
Scofield, Daniel or David 106
Phebe 106
Rebecca 106
Scotland, kings 374-5
Scranton, Charles Woolsey 278
William Dowd 278
Seabury, Bishop 46
Sealy, Charles E. 252
Nelson 252
Seaman, Hiram M. 123
Isaac 92
Israel 92
Mary 92
Phebe (Lyon) 91, 92
Sears, David 121, 212
Seavy, Lucretia 5
Seay, George Wharton 365
Jane Wharton 365
John 355, 365
John Thomas 365
Leo Wheat 365
Leonora 365
Mary Deneale 365
Mary Wheat 365
Roberdeau Wheat 365
Samuel 365
Selina Wheat 365
Seffens, Ann F. 113
Seghers, Charles Ernest 304
Charles James 304
Christopher Lee 304
Thomas Edward 304
Seguin, John 274
Seltzer, Mary Louise 219
Samuel Z. 219
Semple, John 16
Robert 16, 17
Sergent, Ora 292
Seybolt, 299
Shahan, Blanche Elizabeth 80
Shaklee, Sarah 361
William 361
Shallenberger, lone 244, 336
Sharp, Sharpe
Ann Elizabeth 302
Annie 303
Charles Harding 303
Charles Sumner 303
Chester Seward 303
Cora Sumner 303
Edith 303
Elbridge Gerry 205, 302
Eldridge Steele 303
Eleanor Jeanette 338
Emma Josephine 303
Georgiana Jeannette 303
Martha Isabel 303
Minnie Tircia 303
William Henry 303
Shattuck, Samuel 20
William 63
Zachariah 20
Shaw, Charlotte 330
Daniel W. 330
E. W. 189
M. W. 189
Dr. Robert 93, 189
W. W. 189
William W. 189
409
Shepard, Charles Sumner 200
David 32
Elizabeth 10
Enoch 32
Isaac S. 138
Nathaniel 10
Sally 24
Samuel 10
Sarah 10
Sheppard, Myrtle 318
Reba 318
Tom 360
W. H. Seward 318
Sherman, John 111
Sherwood, Eliza 237
Shober, Mrs. 364
Ann May 366
Charles Ernest 366
Frances Wheat 366
Francis E. 355, 366
Francis Emanuel 366
Selina Roberdeau 366
Shores, Charles 247
Shorter, Andrew 201
Julia Elizabeth 97, 201
Showerman, Adell 259
Delos 259
Showers, Myra A. 161
Shrimpton, family 374
Shuart, Alvin Morell 194
Charles Emmett 194
Clara 194
David 194
George Rogers 194
Harrison Wheat 195
William 194
Sibbett, Ella Eliza 315
Hiram Lowery 315
Jane Victoria 315
Sibrant, Martha 90
Rip Van Dam 90
Signor, Lucinda 157
Peter 157
Wealthy 157
Silver, 41
Simonds, 65
Simons, Adelaide E. 126
David 126
David Alonzo 126
George O. 126
Martha 127
Sims, Wesley 206
Sinkevich, Charles 340
John 340
Valerie Joan 340
Sinn, Howard 287
Irene 287
Sisson, Albert L.
Phoebe Gray
Sizer, Emily
Skelton, Leon
Margaret
Slade, Calvin
Slawson, Ann
Sleight, PhiHip
Phyllis Jean
Slocum, Benjamin
Small, Thomas
Walter L.
Smith,
Abigail ( )
Abner
Abraham S.
Ada C.
Alice Mary
Alta
Alta Maria
Ann E.
Annie
Asa D.
Avis Louisa
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin H.
Brittania
Charles Francis
Cyrus
Daniel J.
David
Edson Levere
Emily Lulu
Emma Louesa
Enoch
Ernest M.
Esther
Frank Hoyt
Fred Edmund
George Cleveland
George Leon
George Percival
Gertrude
Harry
Henry
Herbert
Herbert Leroy
Ida Elizabeth
Irving Herbert
Irving Wheat
Iza John
James
Jane
Jennie
Jennie Ann EsteUe
Joel Washington
Joshua Wheet
Kate
82
326
231
283
283
22
KB
306
306
299
58
236
67, 110
15
32
245
245
134
318
312
161
236
106
319
142
142
135, 254
312
254
220
39
318
319
319
28
235
102
142
312
318
319
319
237
143, 253
126
319
319
31-2
319
312
143
27, 117
288
204
142
312
142
245
410
Lillian Marcia
319
Lizzie
111
Lucy
253
Lucy Sara
277
Manzer C.
319
Marion Lucile
312
Mary 45, U7
, 140, 266
Mary ( )
371
Mary J.
197
Melbern E.
235
Robert
32
Rosamond
319
Samuel
319
Sarah
243
Sarah E.
107, 203
Sarah Elizabeth
222
Seth
371
Sophia
127
Thomas G.
42
Thomas H.
248
Willard R.
235
William
39
William C.
106, 107
William Thomas
312
Smyth, Margaret Ann
204
Soper, Sarah
347, 350
Soule, Charlotte A.
169
Southwich, Hannah W.
144
Southworth, Lydia Maria 320
Speidel, Eliza
352
Hallowell
352
Jessie
352
John
352
Joseph
352
Spence, Emma
249
William
249
Spencer, Eleanor
294
Tabitha
69
William
39
Spicer, Emma
289
Spink, Ella
259
Spooden, Ethel
315
Sprague, Addison Jay
254
Alice
58
Amelia Laura
254
Ebenezer
131
Fred
254
James Manley
254
Josiah
132, 254
Luana
57, 131
Sidney
254
Sidney Arthur
254
Squires, Albina E.
225
Staatz, Joseph
172
Stacey, Albert N.
104
Benjamin K.
104
Frank M.
104
Julia M.
Lewis
Thomas D.
Stacy, Hattie
Nathan B.
Stafford, Alta Dean
Arlene Alvina
Charles Oscar
Charles Richard
Charles Roland
Edith Loreen
Frances Dice
Leila Mae
Odis Alexander
Richard Sanford
Robert Eugene
Robert Lee
Roland Dice
Rubye Jane
Ruth Remley
Susan Ann
Thomas Daniel
Weldon Daniel
Weldon Henry
William A.
William Alexander
William Frosst
Stalker, Sallie
Stanbrook, Theresa
Starr, Sarah
Stearns, Abigail
Daniel
Elizabeth
George
Hannah
Hiram
Joseph
Keziah
Mary
Moses
Nathaniel Wheat
Peter
Rebecca
Ruth
Samuel
Sarah
Thomas Wheat
Steele, Ann
Benjamin Wheat
Charles
Edwin
Eliza Ann
Emeline
Henry
Hiram Wells
James M.
Jenette G.
Joel 116,
104
29
104
104
104
306
305
304
305
305
306
306
304, 305
305
305
306
305
306
304, 306
304
305
305
304
304
207, 304
305
305
312
293
45
66
66
65
100, 101
65
101
66
65
65
100
66
19, 65
65
5
5, 65
65
66
116
205
205
205
205, 302
206
116, 205
205
206
205
205, 206
411
John 167
Mason 116
Orlo 116
Samuel 206
Sarah 206
Sophia Minor 105
William 205
Stens, Abigail, see Steams
Stetson, Clinton Almeron
289
George C.
289
Russell Lewis
289
Stevens, Andrew
129
Arthur
273
Arthur C.
273
Owen A.
123
Stickney, Orland H.
244
Stiles, Lewis
186
Phebe
186
Sarah
186
Stocking, Emily Amelia 164
, 287
Rev. George Abner
287
Stoddard, Frank E.
321
Stoker, Mrs. Florence Olney
334
Stone, Delilah
168
Rebecca
24
Ruth
344
Stopers, William
361
Story, Albert L.
260
Mattie P.
141
Stoutenburg, Ann
324
Ann Janet
324
Isaac
324
Susanna
4
Stratton, Hannah
26
Hezekiah Nianthus
276
John
26
Lucy
26
Richard
26
Samuel
1
Streeter, Anna L.
202
Benjamin
48
Betsey
105
Buel G. 105
,201
Edith W.
202
Frank H.
202
Fred B.
201
Helen M.
105
Helen W.
202
Joab 42.
105
Lucinda L.
105
Lyman C.
105
Mary L.
105
Miflin H.
105
Saphronia ( )
105
Theda K.
105
Willard F.
105
Strickland, Jonathan 38, 39
Strong, Beri 199
Cornelia J. 124
Eli 124
Mary Emeline 124
Matilda E. 133
Samantha A. 124
Sybil 124
Stubbs, Abbie M. 192
George 191
George A. 191
Hattie M. 191
Sanford H. 93, 191
Studley, Lois 21
Sturdevant, James 36
Legrande 194
Stuttle, Susan Aris 287
Sullivan, Sir Arthur 366
Carrie Ina 264
Charles Eugene 264
Ella A. 229
Emma Wheat 265
Fanny Owen 265
Frank Arthur 264
Frederick McAlpine 265
Harry Ingalls 265
Rev. J. O. 136, 264
John 229
Sumner, 27
Sweet, Carrie Memory 185, 297
Eleazer 238
Margaret 129, 238
Waterman 297
William Waterman 185. 296
Swezey, Noah T. 276
Swift, Helen 303
Leon 303
Martin 303
Taggart, Rev. J. W. 168
Talcott, Abigail 126
Edward 281
Gary Allan 281
Tallman, 41
Buel G. 105
Mrs. C. W. 42
Charles W. 105
Clarence B. 105
Jessie E. 105
W. Dana 105
Tanner. Gen. W. C. 129
Tarrant. Maude 282
Taylor, 305
Abraham 14
Anne 48
Arthur C. 231
Betsy Ann 53, 227
412
Carol Ann
306
Arthur W.
104
Clarence E.
231
Benoni
353
Cora M.
230
Blanche A.
104
Cornelia
111
Britta
104
Cypha
53, 232
Charity
26
Daniel
48
Charles
183
Elizabeth
48
Charles U.
103
Elizabeth ( )
48
Eliza
353
Emily
53, 229
Elizabeth
108
Ethel M.
231
James
353
Florence H.
231
Jennie
104
Frederick Alonzo
230
John
353
Frederick Degola
231
John A.
103
Frederick G.
230
Julia
353
George
53, 230
Lucina W.
42
George L.
230
Martha
353
Hannah
48
Mary
339
Harriet Cora
232
Richard
311
Harry E.
231
Susanna
13
Henry J.
231
William
353
Horace
232
William Wheat
311
Horace Lester
231
Thornton, Rev. Thomas C. 349
Jason Monroe
231
Tibbies, Mary 45
, 117, 118
John
Jonathan
90
51, 53, 232
Tilbury, Amanda
Cornelius
229
227
Joseph
14, 48
Elizabeth
229
Lee
343
Emily A.
225, 227
Lester S.
Lewis Grant
Mildred L.
231
232
231
Frank Loraine
George
Jonathan
228
229
227
Nathan
Nelson
Nelson F.
48
53
230
Lawrence Rosco
Mary J.
Ozro Montmorintza
228
228
228
Samuel
48
Rex Adrian
228
Sarah
Shirley Jeanette
Thomas
William Alexander
48
343
55
305
Sarah Jane
Sylvanus Nelson
Sypha
Wilbur
228
227
228
229
228
WUliam H.
231
Wilbur Grant
Temple, Emma J.
272
Zeno Zanoli
228
Sarah
19
Tilden, Judge
237
Ten Broeck, Charles Warren 276
Niles L.
181
Tenny, Lucy
271
Tinkham, Emily
256
Terhune, Mary Agnes
308
Topliff, Frances
149
Thaxter, Martha Eliza
34, 78,
Torrey, Rev. J. K.
102. 104
154
Torry, David
27
Thews, Irving Wheet
271
Totman, Frank
166
Willis R.
271
Theodore
166
Thomas, Albert
176
Viola
166
EmmaT.
261
Towne, Lucy Bancroft
87
Lorenzo
176
Townsend, Shippie
6
Mary Jane
William B.
176
142
Tracy, Benjamin F.
Clifton Howard
233
234
Thomb, Rev. Samuel
150
Elizabeth Hannah
233
Thompson,
42, 101
Howard
234
Adedine
353
James Midford 54,
233, 234
AUen D.
104
John
234
413
John Davis
234
Louisa C.
253
Travis, Alan
285
Treadwell, Emily F.
307
Mary P.
313
Treat, Almira Adeline
125
Arthur
323
Charles C.
124
Clark Elisha
124
Diadema
233
Elisha
124
Frank S.
323
Hattie H.
323
Isabel
323
Jane E.
124
Jerome
323
John Wheat
124, 323
Nellie Jane
323
Oscar F.
124
Ralph B.
323
Ralph Benton
124
Robert Bruce
124, 323
Rosellia
323
Samuel
124
Warren Thrall
124, 322
William George
323
Triplett, Effie
359
Francis Frederick
349, 359
Orion
359
Tripp, Mel
156
Try on. Gov. William
60
Tuck, Julia Maria
369
Tucker, Joseph
151
Joshua
90
Rebeckah
90
Tabatha
90
Tupper,
203
Betsey
311
Tuskham, Emily
256
Tuttle,
109
Lyman
119
Tyler, Abbie Lang
274
Alice E.
274
Eliza Drury
274
Frank
367
Ida E.
273
Martha
210
Phoebe
367
Stearns C.
272
Ulysses Grant
274
Tyrer, James
184
Umscheid, Richard
287
Robert
287
Underbill, Eliza
237
Underwood, Ai
59
Jereme
16, 59
John
59
Sophia
59
Ungerer, Fannie R.
327
Uptegrove, Belle
109
Theodore
109
Upton, Sarah
347
Utter, Elizabeth
140
Vail,
107
Valleau, Caroline Sophia
221
Isaiah
221
Van Benschoten, Herman
157
Marian
157
Van Bramer, Minnie
123
Van Cott, Adeline
114
Aletta
115
Chauncey
115
Elizabeth
114
Esther Margaret
115
John 43, 114
, 115
Mary Ann
115
Van Court, Anna Maria
201
Vandemarke, James
90
Vandergrift, G. P.
300
Van Etten,
37
Elisha Wheat
37
Henry
156
Van Fleet, Belinda
200
Hannah
200
Samuel
200
Van Peenen, Mrs. 140
, 268
Herbert Peter
337
Hubert John
337
Margaret Lu
338
Mavis Murl
339
Peter Franz Dirk
338
Van Tilbourgh, see also Tilbury
Abraham 53, 225
,227
Veitch, Rev. Eldredge
367
Phebe 356,
367
Vernon, Ruth B.
361
Villareal, Ramon
339
Vincent, Maryette
176
Vinol, Edward
170
Vivian Call
170
Wade, Chad Arthur
309
Ford Arthur
309
Frank Arthur
309
Guy Arthur
309
Mark Arthur
309
Susan
45
Wader, Clara
247
Rev. J. A.
247
Wadsworth, Mr.
38
Waggoner, Wagoner
Joseph N.
131
Rebecca 131,
246
414
ait, Thomas
90
^aldo, Clark
199
Harriet
199
Ralph
138
'alker,
364, 368
Dr. Asa
24
Asa Clapp
25
Carrie J.
312
Daniel Sanger
24
Deborah Brown
24
Elizabeth
24
Elizabeth Wheat
24
Esther Gilbert
24
Harriet Baldwin
24
James Madison
24
Joseph Gilbert
24
Joseph Upham
25
Walkley, Julia Samantha 220
Walkup, Annie 359
Wallace, Adelaide 290
Annette 290
Edward 290
Emily 147
Helen 290
Toryipo 345
Juha (Williams) 168, 290
Mary Esther 345
Wallis, Lindsey George 9
Walton, Josiah 16
Ward, Edda 161
Isaac 123
Mary A. 123
Mary Kate 153
Nancy 123
Waring, Martha Eliza 312
Warner, Adella 231
Albert A. 322
Albert Augustus 122, 322
Alice Maria 321
Azuba 71
Carleton 241
Charles E. 231
Clara 241
Clifford Arthur 268
Cora Eda 268
Daniel 122
Eddie 241
Edward Russell 322
Elizabeth Ann 71, 148
Elmer Everett 246
Emma M. 322
Fannie Eliza 268
Flora 241
Florence Ada 245
Frank E. 322
Frank Wheat 246
Frederick L. 322
Gertie 241
Harriet Wheat 322
Henry Rice 245
Henry Warren 122, 123, 322
Hiram 140, 245, 267
Jane Mabel 321
Jessie Edward 268
Jeston George 267
Jeston Robinson 267
John 132
Joseph 241, 267
Juliette 322
Loring K. 345
Lucinda 109
Lura 267
Lutie Geneva 268
Mabel R. 322
Maria Louise 132
Marjorie Louise 246
Martha Florence 267
Mary 267
Mary Jane 245
Matilda Eugenia 267
Maurice Edward 246
Mavis Claire, Le Clear 337
Nancy Loring 345
Nettie Isabella 322
Raymond 241
Roy Fulton 268
Rufus 245
Sidney Ingalls 246
Sylvester 71, 148
Walter WaUis 122, 123, 321
Watson William 122
William Ray 268, 337
Warnick, Mary 134
Warren, Henry C. 256
Rev. Otis 256
Prudence 107
Virginia 178
Waterbury, Everett D. 233
Jessie Lynn 234
John Morris 233
Nellie Maud 234
Nettie Elizabeth 234
Waters, Austin 127
Elizabeth A. (Smith) 223
George 127
James 127
Mary 25
OUver H. 127
Watson, Elkanah 88, 181, 182
Wattles, William 13
Wayne, William P. 324
Weatherlow, Martha 169
Webb, Widow 8
Annie Rebecca 312
Ruby 178
415
Webber, 68
Susan E. 202
Webster, Ann Maria 100
Asenath 100, 101
Benjamin 30
Elizur 99
Emily Lydia 101
Henry 100
Hiram Wheat 101
Horace Wait 101
Isabella 101
Louisa 75
Lucy 100
W. W. 100
Wait 41, 99, 100
Weed, Georgiana 323
William 323
Weeden, Weedon
Harriet 169
Mary 169
Philip 168
Weitz, Joseph 171
Welch, Catherin 198
Elizabeth S. 198
George 198
Weldon, Lydia F. 225
Wells, Abby 129, 237
Helen 170
West, John 334
Mary 293
Westcott, Ida May 296
Weymouth, Sarah 29
Wheat, Wheet
(Clark) 62
Aaron 1, 51
Aaron (1793) 53
Abbie (1791) 115
Abbie M. 258
Abbie Ann (McClure) 144
Abigail 69, 109
Abigail (1712 13) 4 5
Abigail (1748) 19, 65
Abigail (1776) 60
Abigail (1778) 58
Abigail (1804) 93, 190
Abigail Temple (1771) 20
Abigail (Sabine) 60
Abigail (Smith) 15
Abigail (Stearns) 66
Abigail (Waite) (Baker) 1
Abigail (White) 11
Abijah Collins (1809)
122, 123, 214, 335
Abner Owen (1793) 40
Abraham (1788) ? 372
Abraham (1798) 93, 189
Achilles 37I
Wheat (Continued)
Ada Elnora (1861) ? 290
Ada ( ) 165
Ada (Cord) 195
Ada (Wheeler) 269
Addie 109, 189
Addie Eudora (1861)? 290
Addie Isabel 113
Addie N. 134
Addie (Adams) 265, 325
Addie E. (Horton) 203
Adelbert Dow (1837) 164, 289
Adelia H. (1837) 213, 316
Adeline 107, 108
Adeline Bend (1808) 349
Adeline Lambert 352
Aden (Showerman) 259
Agnes (Douglas) 222
Ai (1801) 64
Albert (1839)? 182
Albert (1851) 301
Albert Allan 362
Albert B. (1839) 209
Albert Eugene (1869) 159
Albert Floyd (1873) 318
Albert Franklin (1816) 132
Albert Hoyt (1869) ? 201
Albert LaRue (1842) 180
Albert Leonard (1901) 318
Albert R. 209
Albert Sylvester (1873) 144
Albert Warren 361
Albina (Hawley) 121, 214
Alexander Boyd (1832) 164
Alexander Edwin (1833) 87
Alexander W. 109
Alfred Adams (1867) 326
Alfred Clark 62
Alfred M. 107, 203
Alfred Whitney (1847) 280
AKDice (1796) 55
Alice (1873) ? 240
Alice Clara (1883) 272
Alice E. (1808) 54
Alice Eliza 258
Alice Emmagean (1865) 98
Alice Hope (1884) 308
Alice Surviah (1852) 25r,
Alice Ann (Curtis) 373
Alice Biddel (Ayer) 320
Alice Eliza (Gay) 307
Alice M. (Horner) 240
Allen 104
Allen Ara (1861) 269
Allen Hallie (1946) 299
Allie Davis 367
Allie M. (1870) 271
Almeron (1813) 86, 87, 164
Almeron (1844) 165
416
Wheat (Continued)
Almeron Pinkerton (1835)
164, 288
Almira (1803) 124
Almira Blanchard (1843)
183, 295
Almira Shaw 353
Almira (Hough) 119, 208
Almira Electa (Foote) 311
Almiron Griswold (1840)
213. 316
Alonzo 363
Alonzo (1848) 145
Alonzo Edward 363
Alonzo Whipple (1849) 147
Alta Genevieve (1864) 311
Alta May 220
Altamira (Wolcott) 121, 212
Alvah (1813)? 141, 269
Amanda (1810) 139
Amanda (1833) ? 83
Amanda M. 348
Amanda ( ) 51
Amanda (Darragh) 352
Amanda (Rogers) 121, 214
Amanda M. (Church) 141, 270
Amelia (Nutting) 257
Amelia (Sage) 198
Amelia C. (Hartmann) 325
Amelia Gertrude (Hasten) 311
Amos (1758) 12, 42
Amos (1785) 55
Amos (1833) 112
Amos (1849) 165
Amos Watson (1839) 214
Amy Frances 275
Amy Louise (1956) 339
Analiza (1851) ? 295
Ann 10, 45, 346
Anne, Ann (1736) 14, 47
Ann (1780) 41, 99
Ann (1866) 201
Ann Eliza 114
Ann Elizabeth (1844) 350
Ann Jeanette (1830) 183
Ann Lititia 368
Ann Rebecca (1818) 349
Ann ( ) 42, 200
Anne (Ripley) 13
Ann F. (Seffens) 113
Ann Janet (Stoutenburg) 324
Ann Lititia (Dunnington) 357
Anna 352
Anna (1787) 55
Anna (1798) 43
Anna Gertrude (1909) 325
Anna L. 109
Anna Martin (1869) 221
Anna Reese (1868) 324
Wheat (Continued)
Anna (Corwin) 192
Anna (Hvalgren) 298
Anna (Mercy) 54
Anna (More) 115
Anna Elaine (Coons) 325
AnnaM. (Hitchcock) 180
Anna S. (Hunter) 162
Annie Florence (1878) 300
Annie Jeanette (1879) 274
Annie A. (Fiske) 274
Annie E. (Gifford) 162
Annie Rebecca (Webb) 312
Anson (1807) 93
Ara (1816) 141, 269, 270
Arba 218
Archie Laurance 362
Ardell \(1912) 289
Arden llenry (1916) 298
Arlene (1915) 298
Arminda (1820) 97
Arminia (1834) 353, 363
Arthur (1915) 268
Arthur Fitts (1871) 268
Arvilla (1793) 89, 169
Arvilla (1811) 138
Augustus C. 351
Augustus Qark (1853) 255
Aurelia, see Orillah
Aurora S. 41
Ava Hulda (1882) 144
Barbara (1792) 40
Barbara (1827) 97
Barbara (Young) 331
Barrels 371
Basil 371
Belle Norton 363
Belle ( ) 210
Benjamin 46, 347, 371, 373
Benjamin (1709) ? 3, 12, 118
Beniamin (1724/5) 5
Benjamin (1733-5) 13, 43, 44
Benjamin (1743/4) 15, 16,
18, 55
Benjamin (1756) 44
Benjamin (1760) 45, 115
Benjamin (1771) 66
Benjamin (1772) 66
Benjamin (1779) 34, 80
Benjamin (1780-1) 57, 131
Benjamin (1787) 67
Benjamin (1798) 62
Benjamin (1805) 119, 208
Benjamin (1816) 96
Benjamin Andrews (1828) 132
Benjamin Edgar 263
Benjamin Franklin (1817)
131, 248
Benjamin Lovell (1787) 51
417
Wheat (Continued)
Benjamin Samuel (1854) 200
Benoni 346, 349
Benoni (1809) 347, 353
Benoni (1814) 349
Benoni (1823) 350, 359
Berenice (1841) 247
Bernice Ann (1923> 309
Bernice May (1886) 275
Bertha Lemira (1888) 308
Bertha Lydia (1871) 321
Bertha H. (Manzer) 321
Bessie Jane (Atwood) 157
Beth (Emery) 299
Bethia (Jenkins) 57
Betsey 69
Betsey (1798) 64
Betsy (1806) 134
Betsey (Dyer) 139
Betsey (Kennedy) 373
Betsey (Kent) 47
Betsey (? Page) 82
Betsy (Reed) 262
Betsey (Tupper) 311
Betsey A. (Palmer) 321
Betty (1747) 16
Betty, Betsy (1771) 56
Beverly Jean (1927) 158, 339
Beverly Lacy (1940) 251
Billy 373
Billie May (1942) 344
Blanche (1878) 219
Blendena (1853) ? 239
Bobbie Dean (1936) 344
Bonnie (Dickinson) 299
Bonnie Ilene (1940) 344
Bradford Fleming (1913) 321
Bradley Marland 351
Bridge 58
Bridget (Powers) (Farley) 66
Brittania (Smith) 135
Calvin (1785) 34, 78, 84, 85
Calvin (1792)? 129, 238
Calvin (1832)? 239
Calvin C. (1826) 86
Calvin W. (1825) 85
Carl Irving (1892) 310, 344
Carl Irving (1949) 345
Carl LaRue (1879) 181
Carl Raymond (1881) 275
Caroline 116, 350
Caroline (1809) 136, 261
Caroline Adelia (1834) 133
Caroline Betsey (1832) 142
Caroline E. 208
Caroline E. (1829) 85-87
Caroline Elizabeth (1825) 259
Caroline Herbert (1850) 181
Caroline Virginia 354
Wheat (Continued)
Caroline (Bowen) 290
Caroline Delana (Andrews)
57 132
Caroline Sophia (Valleau) 221
Carrie E. (1864)? 164
Carrie Julia (1873) 317
Carrie M. 258
Carrie Maud (1875) 180
Carrie M. (Crawford) 314
Carroll Sylvester (1885) 144
Cassius (1846) 350
Catherine Augusta (1835) 135
Catherine (Darby) 13
Catherine A. ( ) 239
Catherine Belle (Pierce) 310
Cecil Millspaugh (1888) 203
Charity (1788) 89, 166
Charlene (1942) 299
Charles 165, 371
Charles (1710)? 371
Charles (1780) 47
Charles (1789) 42
Charles (1802) 42, 43, 112, 113
Charles (1864) 361
Charles Albert (1867) 180
Charles Almiron (1868) 314
Charles B. (1858) 200
(Tharles C. 356, 367
Charles Conkling (1893) 308
Charles Dunnington (1843)
357, 358
Charles E. (1850) 200
Charles E. H. 114
Charles Erwin (1853) 202
Charles Erwin (1885) 203
Charles F. (1859)? 290
Charles F. (1866) 162
Charles Farnum (1835) 146,
274, 275
Charles Frederick (1839) 164
Charles G. (1831) 65
Charles Green (1816) 135
Charles H. (1854) ? 239
Charles Hallie (1920) 299
Charles Henry (1838) 186
Charles Herbert (1846) 181
(Tharles Irion (1920) 344
Charles L. (1890) 314
Charles Lawrence (1840) 212.
313
Charles Manning 356
Charles Mead (1934) 342
Charles Montague (1882) 288
Charles Orson (1846) 221, 222
Charles Orson (1883) 222
Charles Sumner (1864) 310
Charles T. (1830) 97, 200
Charles W. 114, 367
418
Wheat (Continued)
Charlotte (1821) 85
Charlotte R. (1822) 131
Charlotte ( ) 165, 183
Charlotte (Schuster) 218
Charlotte (Shaw) 330
Chastena M. 198
Chatham Roberdeau (1826)
355, 364
Chauncey Buck (1832) 220
Chauncey Leonard (1859) ?
220
Chloe C. (1835) 104
Chloe Sophia (1841) 102
Chloe (Sanford) 101
Chloe C. (Jones) (Cummings^
257
Christia, CHiristina 65
Cilicia 353
aara Rebecca (1872) 300
aara (Echels) 342
Clara H. (Meigs) 220
Clara Louise (Abercrombie)
269
Clarence 359
Clarence Elmer (1863) 159.
280
Clarence Elmer (1887) 159
Qarence Hawley (1878) 209
Clarence J. (1893) 354
Clarinda (1824) 103
Qarinda Rebecca (1833) 212
Clarissa (Fay) 91, 185
Clarissa Emma (Mead) 342
Clarissa M. (Granger) 240
Clarry (1813) 97
Clayton 164
Clifford C. (1885) 353
Conrad 372
Coolidge (1797) 136, 262
Cora 198
Cora Marion (1867) 320
Cora Marion (1896) 313
Cordelia Eliza (1818) 211, 306
Corlin Arthur (1909) 321
Cornelia (1801)? 124, 125
Cornelia M. (1819) 239
Cornelia (Davidson) 198
Cornelius Richardson (1820)
122, 123, 217
Corydon (1824) 131, 24'9
Corydon (1898) 251
Corydon Lacy (1867) 251
Crosby F. (1835) 87
Curtis 371
Cynthia J. (Whitcher) 143
Cyrus 91
Cyrus David (1854) 301
Cyrus Howell (1813) 121, 214
Wheat (Continued)
D. W. (1868) 260
Dale (1885) 298
Dan 372
Daniel (1754) 17-19, 63
Daniel (1804) 62
Daniel Eaton 196
Daniel Hoornbeck (1830) 112
Daniel S. 109
Darrel Lee (1945) 299
David 51, 372
David B. (1829) ? 197, 198
David F. 95, 196, 300
David Homer (1854) 256
David Levett (1824) 135
David WaUace (1948) 345
Deborah (1704/5) 4
Deborah (Hunt) (Kimball)
61, 62
Deborah W. (Ryan) 137
Delilah (1760)? 4
Delilah (1787) 42
Delia 203
Delmer T. (1893) 314
Dennis Dale (1949) 298
Desdemonia (Harrison) 373
Diadama (1805)? 91
Diana (Potter) 318
Diane Elizabeth (1959) 331
Dimmis (Minor) 39, 94
Dinah (Finn) 189
Donald Ara (1894) 270
Donald Charles (1956) 310
Donald Corydon (1923) 325
Donald Thompson (1957) 339
Dora Mena (Prescott) 271
Doris 147
Dorothy (1768) 27
Dorothy Kempton (1900) 327
Dorothy Miller (1919) 272
Dorothy (Bensley, Bentley)
27, 28
Dorothy Virginia (Rasche)
251
Douglas James (1957) 310
Douglas Loring (1947) 345
Duane Dewey 311
Eber 57
Edda (Ward) 161
Edgar E. (1852) 240
Edgar Gay (1897) 310
Edith Devine 363
Edith Florence (1867) 143
Edith M. (1878) 180
Edric Hector (1856) 98
Edsie 99
Edward (1843) 199
Edward Eralburn (1848) 214
Edward Matson (1816) 121, 214
419
Wheat (Continued)
Edward P. 363
Edward R. (1843) 198
Edward S. (1841)? 249
Edward Samuel (1854) 160, 161
Edwin (1796) 47
Edwin A.,
See Alexander Edwin
Edwin Elsworth (1863) 98
Edwin Eugene (1868) 271
Edwin Grant 209
Edwin J. 87
Edwin R. (1810) 96, 198
Edwin Ruthvan (1831) 213,
314
Edwin Ruthvan (1864) 314
Edwin Webb (1877) 312
Effie 87
Effie E. (1866) 311
Elbridge Gerry (1830) 98
Eldredge C. 367
Eleanor Clarence 356
Eleanor Jane 107
Eleanor (Kittle) 82, 163
Eleanor Jane ( ) 197
Eleazer (1822)? 239
Eli 372
Eli (1815) 96
Eli Milton (1840) 199, 299
Eli R. (1822) 96
Elias 372
Elias Avery (1818) 132, 251
Ehsha (1742) 12, 37, 94
Eliza 353
Eliza (1796) 116, 205, 349
Eliza (1811) 121, 213
Eliza (1874) 195
Eliza Ann (1811) 127
Eliza Estes (1828) 104
Eliza Grant (1797) 117
Eliza Jane (1831) 133
Eliza Jane (1838) ? 83
Eliza King (1805) 347, 353
Eliza O. (1843) 213, 316
Eliza Selena (1826) 351, 362
Eliza (Carr) 198
Eliza (? Cram) 295
Eliza (Richmond) 312
Eliza A. (Hammond) 78, 81,
82, 154
Eliza Ann (Howes) 317
Eliza Jane ( ) 112
Elizabeth 3, 113, 346, 350. 367
Elizabeth (1706) 4
Elizabeth (1735 or '39) 13
Elizabeth (1747) 14
Elizabeth (1767) 45
Elizabeth (1789) 51, 53
Elizabeth (1795) 93, 113, 187
Wheat (Continued)
Elizabeth (1800) 62
Elizabeth (1802) 136, 261
Elizabeth (1811) 43, 114
Elizabeth (1820) 78, 160, 376
Elizabeth (1827) 62
Elizabeth (1832) 97
Elizabeth A. (1847) 270
Elizabeth Ann (1922) 344
Elizabeth, Betsey 119
Elizabeth Brown (1926) 331
Elizabeth D. (1836) 357
Elizabeth Diana (1798) 349
Elizabeth Fletcher (1808) 139
Elizabeth Fletcher (1843) 267
Elizabeth Lewis (1887) 368
Elizabeth Lucy (1838) 146,
274
Elizabeth Olcott (1848) 128
Elizabeth R. (1820) 96
Elizabeth ( ) 371
Elizabeth (Corwin) 193
Elizabeth (Crawfort) 5, 6
Elizabeth C. (Dunnington)
368
Elizabeth (Durkee) 63, 138
Elizabeth (Eddy) 6
Elizabeth Jane (Emery) 95
Elizabeth (FitzPatrick) 201
Elizabeth ( ? Fletcher) 63
Elizabeth (Grant) 43
Elizabeth (Mansfield) 1
Elizabeth (Moss) 40, 96
Elizabeth (Olcott) 127
Elizabeth (Penny) 40
Elizabeth (Rogers) 61, 62
Elizabeth, Betty (Russell) 63
Elizabeth C. (Marther) 133
Elizabeth Jane (Emery) 198
Elizabeth Johnson (Dorsey)
355
Elizabeth Rachel (Lewis) 356
Ella 203
Ella Amelia (1844) 216, 335
Ella Evilean (1865) 98
Ella Frances (1865) 311
Ella Jane (1851) 147
Ella (Jones) 298
Ella Eliza (Sibbett) 314
Ella S. (Robinson) 313
Ella Wood (Rutherfoord) 367
Ellen Julia (1841) 213, 318
Ellen Elizabeth (Hardy) 145,
271
Elmer J. (1893) 314
Elmina Eddy (1821) 54, 233
Elmira (1811) 86
Elmira Sanderson (1803) 136
420
Wheat (Continued)
Elmira (Marvin) 34, 85, 86
Elsa, Elsie Waggoner (1870)
325
Elsie ( ) 195
Elthia 51
Elva A. (1854) 240
Elvira (1811) 141. 269
Elvira (1813)
Ely Dorsey
Elzina (1831)
Emeline (1808)
Emeline (1829)
Emerson (1851)
Emilie Lovema (1875)
Emily (1813-14)
Emily (1823)
Emily (1829)?
Emily (1851)
Emily (1853)
Emily A. (1799)
Emily A. (1842)
Emily Mulliken (1809)
Emily (Dixon)
Emily (Fulkerson)
Emily (Hoyt)
Emily (Mackey)
Emily (Wallace)
Emily A. ( )
Emily Amelia (Stocking)
127, 222
356
141
116
194
213
316
78
85
107
213
350
122
146
349
358
101
113
141, 270
147
202
164,
287
131
316
352
138
255
221
221
200
220
310
265
249
289
209
Emily Anne (Lacy)
Emily C. (Davis)
Emma
Emma (1807)
Emma Brittania (1860)
Emma C. (1843)
Emma Cornelia (1866)
Emma Levenia
Emma Louise (1862)
Emma Rachel (1862)
Emma Sophia (1844)
Emma (Spence)
Emma (Spicer)
Emma A. (Rowley)
Emma Famum (Colburn) 146,
275
Emma J. (Benson) 300
Emma L. (Gifford) 240
Emma Parker (Conquest) 368
Emmagene 86
Emmagene (1876) 290
Emmeretta (Gibbons) 159
Emmet Lincoln 200
Emmett (1849) 301
Ephraim Dunning (1779) 40,
41
Eric Homer (1805) 40, 98
Ernest (1866) 208
Wheat (Continued)
Ernest Ashley (1889) 222
Ernest D. 220
Ernest Dwight (1877) 308, 342
Ernest Dwight (1910) 343
Ernest G. (1856) 103
Estella (Madden) 318
Esther (1775) 56, 57, 130
Esther Orene (1944) 343
Esther (Brown) 331
Esther (Hawkins) 289
Ethel, see Nina Ethel
Ethel Anna (1893) 159
Ethel Clare (1889) 313
Ethel Flora (1881) 318
Ethel Marion (1881) 143
Ethel ( ) 356
Eunice 95
Eunice (1739) 12
Eunice (1775) 39
Eunice (1801) 121
Eunice (1813) 85
Eunice Wright (1784) 57
Eunice (Brown) 95, 196
Eunice (Dewey) 121, 211
Euphemia (Davidson) 207
Eva (Woodhull) 159
Eva Adele (1928) 309
Eva Alice (Helwig) 112
Eva Stella (Jenner) 309
Eveline (Millspaugh) 106, 202
Evelyn Carol (1915) 321
Evelyn Louise (1888) 313
Everson (1802) 93, 189
F. L. (daughter) 366
Fannie Josephine 362
Fannie (Woodson) 251
Fannie J. (Doane) 351, 361
Fannie N. ( ) 164
Fannie R. (Lee) 84
Fanny (1792) 92, 186
Fanny (1800) 117
Fanny (1872) ? 197
Finka 218
Fletcher J. (1858) 266
Flora M. 186
Flora A. (Draper) 353
Florence 87
Florence (1876) 219
Florence May (1888) 301
Florence (Coffin) 368
Florence J. (Ober) 256
Florence Lyle (Allen) 366
Flossy (1908) 159
Floyd A. (1894 or '5) 161
Floyd B. (1839) 213, 318
Floyd Martin (1897) 318
Francena (1850) 185
Frances 182, 198, 201
421
Wheat (Continued)
Frances A. 203
Frances Amelia (1847) 164
Frances Beatrice 120, 210
Frances Edna (1874) 320
Frances Elizabeth (1893) 327
Frances Jane (1829) 196
Frances Louise (1898) ? 367
Frances Louise (1881) 203
Frances Maria (1882) ? 197,
300
Frances Rutherfoord (1890)
368, 369
Frances (Overstreet) 371
Frances (Peirson) 317
Frances Maria (Knapp) 319
Frances Maria (Wheat) 197
Francis (1690-1705) ? 346, 361
Francis (1745)? 346, 347
Francis (1809) 350, 360
Francis (1822) 127
Francis C. (1868) 360
Francis Irving (1862) 310
Francis M. (1830) 212, 313
Francis Millspaugh (1921) 345
Frank 94. 363
Frank (1889) 162
Frank E. (1863) 144
Frank I. (1886) 266
Frank Renick 362
Frank V. (1858) 240
Frank W. 363
Frank W. (1866) 252
Frankford (1856)? 238
Franklin 373
Franklin B. (1828) 240
Franklin Brown (1877) 165
Franklin Burdette (1917) 344
Franklin Harrison (1840) 263
Fred Alfred (1893) 161, 331
Fred Davis 350
Frederick (1805) 82, 163
Frederick A. (1929) 331
Frederick Clayton (1869) 289
Frederick Eugene (1867) 144,
326
Frederick Sheaf (1857) 288
Frederick Sheaf (1882) 288
Frieda M. ( ) 209
Gabriel Corwin (1828) 96, 97
Gary John (1954) 330
Geneva Alice (1892) 271
Gentry (Davis) 162
George 47, 83, 354, 362
George (1782) 47
George (1812) 139
George A. (1846) 213, 317
George Densmore (1850) 256
George Dewey (1880) 308, 343
Wheat (Continued)
George Douglas 222
George E. (1891) 159
George Edward (1851) 157
George Edwin (1842) 263, 325
George Fletcher (1816) 138.
265
George Fred 209
George Frederick Roy 209
George Gay (1857) 309
George Grant 209
George Grant (1884) 209
George H. 164
George H. (1860) 289
George Henry (1810) 134
George Henry (1860) 98
George Ira (1850) 266
George Jenner (1889) 309
George Keiter 362, 363
George Keiter (1824) 351, 361
George Oscar (1850) 164
George Richard (1872) 221
George Seay 373
George W. 47, 51
George W. (1823) 117, 118, 207
George Washington 113
George Washington (1820) ? 50
George Washington (1821) 211.
307
George Washington (1825) 97
George William (1853) 147
George William (1914) 343
Georgianna (Adams) 147
Gerald Richard 310
Gerald Shaw 330
Gertrude 164, 352
Gertrude E. (1865) 289
Gertrude Estella (1852) 98
Gertrude Hastings 220
Gertrude May (1884) 266
Gertrude (Ross) ^56
Gertrude Burd (Luther) 326
Gertrude M. (Hitchcock) 260
Gilbert Beebe 113
Glenn (1895) 299
Glenn (1922) 95, 299
Gold (1891) 222
Gordon (1953) 345
Grace (1775) 56
Grace Alice (1800) 308
Grace Amelia (1861) 299
Grace M. 97
Grace Mabie (1877) 315
Grace Orean (1912) 343
Grace Walton (1862) 251
Grace (Brown) 14
Grant (1780) 45, 118
Grant (1848) 208
Hal (1891) 299
422
Wheat (Continued)
Hannah 9, 51, 69
Hannah (1641/2) (1642/3) 1
Hannah (1735)
Hannah (1738)
Hannah (1755)
Hannah (1765)
Hannah (1767)
Hannah (1771)
Hannah (1781)
Hannah (1784)
Hannah (1788)
10, 23
14, 48
16
26
20, 26
34, 72
61
40
58
Hannah (1791) 41, 99, 100, 117
Hannah (1792)
Hannah (1793)
Hannah (1796)
Hannah (1800)
Hannah (1808)
Hannah (1834)
Hannah Burdsel (1867)
Hannah E. (1845)
Hannah Maria
Hannah Maria (1813)
Hannah Maria (1815)
Hannah Pool (1807)
Hannah Richardson
Hannah Van Fleet
Hannah Vaughn (1769)
Hannah ( ) Rogers
Hannah (Cummins)
Hannah ( ? Dow)
Hannah (? Fuller)
Hannah (Hovey)
Hannah (Mapes)
Hannah (Reed)
Hannah (Richardson)
Hannah M. (Rich)
Hannah V. ( )
Hannah W. (Southwich) 144
Hanson Bradley Moreland 351
Hardin (1835) 213, 317
Hardin Harold (1876) 320
Harold Abercrombie (1886)
269
Harold Dewey (1903)
Harold Willis
61
93
67
136, 260
96
190
98
208
165
93, 192
97
137, 264
50
200
45
55
135
42
38
8, 9
91
68
49
132, 251
184
91,
310
209
114, 182
47, 120
122
Harriet
Harriet (1792)
Harriet (1797)
Harriet (1813)
Harriet (1823)
Harriet Amelia (1821)
Harriet Elizabeth (1853)
Harriet Isabel (1870)
Harriet James (1905)
Harriet Lucinda (1844)
Harriet Lucretia (1830)
Harriet M. (1816) 78, 156, 376
Harriet Mirenda (1807) ? 91
83
97
258
161
222
327
164
185
Wheat (Continued)
Harriet ( ) 189
Harriett (Ball) 161
Harriet (Hunt) 126, 219
Harriet (Kellogg) 90
Harriet EUzabeth (Griggs) 161
Harrison Clegg (1885)
Harrison K. (1834)
Harrison L.
Harry
Harry Edgar (1882)
Harry Edgar (1919)
Harry Lawson
Harry Ray (1887)
Hartson L. (1843)
Harvey
Harvey (1824)
Harvey Averett (1877)
Hattie
Hattie Augusta (1860)
Hattie Cynthia (1869)
Hattie E.
Hattie Eliza
Hattie Luella (1875)
Hattie (Gregg)
Hattie (Law or Low)
Hattie C. (Kariger)
Hattie Phoebe (James)
308
214,
Hayden E. (1829)
Hayden Irving (1867)
Hazel Rebecca (1904)
Helen
Helen Augusta (1851)
Helen Cornelia (1875)
Helen Eloise (1890)
Helen Jane
Helen Ora
Helen Rebecca (1842)
Helen Susan (1876)
Helen (Jeffrey)
Helen (Millspaugh)
Helen C. or A. (Davis)
Helen E. (Hoyt)
Helen Wiley (Hardy)
Henrietta H.
Henrietta (Chadsey)
Henrietta Maria (Nash)
Henrietta Selina (Griggs)
Henry
Henry (1778)
Henry (1832)
Henry (1841)
Henry A. (1857-8)
Henry Axtell
Henry Axtell (1859)
Henry Roy (1887)
Henry Samuel (1849)
Henry W. (1860)
199
199
195
359
344
344
361
144
319
373
194
144
363
143
143
114
200
274
161
263
103
144,
326
219
221
325
126
255
219
301
113
298
256
318
218
345
182
344
368
120
27
368
161
348
46
62
184
160, 161
251
250
162
256
266
423
Wheat (Continued)
Herbert Elmore (1858) 256
Herbert L. (1847) 214
Herbert O. (1885) 321
Hester ( ) 359
Hester J. ( ) 164
Hester (Whitiey) 373
Hezekiah 371
Hezekiah (1795)? 372
HUdred Vera (1911) 321
Hiram (1802)? 89, 181-183
Hiram (1821)? 182, 295
Hiram Dewey (1809) 91, 185
Hiram Rogers (1856) 165
Hiram V. (1855) 158
Hiram Van Renseller, Vera-
nus (1817) 78, 86, 156.
280, 283, 376
Hobart Carlton (1896) 301
Hollis T. R. 289
Homer 189
Homer E. (1870) 320
Horace B. (1836) 247
Horace B. (1837) 220
Horace Franklin (1820) 135
Horace Richard (1805) 89, 182
Horatio Nelson (1806) 139
Horatio Seymour (1876) 321
Horton M. (1818) 106, 202
Howard (1880) 298
Howard Irving (1884) 308
Howard Richmond (1852) 312
Hulda Angeline (1843) 145.
272
Huldah
68
Huldah (Kidder)
69,
141
Huldah M. (Chase)
78,
160
Ida Elizabeth
200
Ida Lizzie (1864)
300
Ida M. (1863)
241
Ida May (1865)
311
Ida A. (Hill)
252
Ira (1802)
138
Ira Gordon (1821)
197,
300
Ira W. (1829) ?
238,
239
Irena Gibson (Hutchinson) 64
Irving Hall (1895)
310
Isaac C. (1816)
193
Isaac C. V. (1843)
259
Isaac G. (1812)
131
Isaac Newton (1871)
144
Isabel
41
Isabel Leland (1888)
199
Isabel (Clark)
41
Isabel (Coolbaugh)
135
Isabel (Ramsey)
194,
298
Isabel M. (George)
141,
269
Isabelle Francis (1888)
269
Isaiah
351
Wheat (Continued)
J. Eddie 184
Jacob 372
Jake H. (1869) 112
James 12, 47, 51, 363. 372
James (1774) ? 37
James (1776) 45, 117, 306
James (1781) 50, 126
James (1788) 347, 350
James (1790) 61
James (1796) 136
James (1804) 126
James (1806) 126, 219
James (1809) 349
James (1838) 184
James Chatham 356
James Clark (1800)? 95, 196
300
James Clark (1818) 135. 254
James Clifton 357, 367, 368
James Clifton (1812) 348, 356
James Clifton (1889) 368
James Draper 89, 179
James Draper (1833) 183
James E. (1835) 198
James Easton, Eaton
(1820-'30) ? 93
James Edgar 309
James Edgar (1907) 310
James Edington (1811) 118
James Edwin (1856) 199
James Foote (1871) 311
James Franklin (1866) 102
James Hayden (1881) 222
James Henry 68
James Lilley (1840) 180
James M. (1836) 360
James Madison (1825) 211, 311
James Mil ward (1875) 222
James Monroe 260
James Mulliken 346, 347, 352,
363
James Mulliken (1800) 347, 351
James O. (1818) 96
James Overstreet 371
James P. (1852) 208
James Pierce (1952) 345
James Q. (1830) 104
James Robert (1839) 221
James Sanders (1810) 348, 355
James Solon (1850) 350
James Stratton 99
Jane 1
Jane (1806) 93, 190
Jane A. (1826) 103
Jane E. (1846) 270
Jane Eliza (1828) 183
Jane Southemland 363
Jane (Brink) 91
Jane, Jittie (Richards) 36,
88,89
424
Wheat (Continued)
Jane A. (Hunt) 140, 268
Jane Alva (Young) 308
Jane Eliza (Quackenbush)
95, 195
Jane Frances ( ) H2
Jane G. (Irons) 98
Janet Irene (1947) 342
Jannette (1839) 194
Jay DeWitt (1834) 185
Jedediah D. 99
Jemima (1713) 3
Jemima (1740) 14, 48
Jemima (1745) 10. 32
Jemima (Corwin) 43, 114
Jennie H. (1886) 162
Jennie ( ) 195
Jennie (Hurlburt) 266
Jennie (Johnson) 351
Jennison 3
Jenny (Rumler) 298
Jeptha F. (1779) 39
Jerome B. (1881) 219
Jerome Bonaparte (1809) 125,
218
Jerome Cornell (1847) 301
Jerusha 89
Jerusha (1746) 12, 38, 374
Jerusha (1767) 34, 69
Jerusha (1791) 43, 107
Jerusha (Allen) 9, 10. 34, 374
Jesse 347, 350, 363
Jesse (1774) 57
Jesse (1795) 373
Jesse (1810) 134
Jesse Lee (1877) 102
Jesse Selvanus 351, 363
Jessie L. (1889) 353
Jessie Lois (1907) 325
Jessie Mae (1865) 299
Jimmie (1945) 344
Job (1833)? 182
Joel 239
Joel (1802) 62, 63
Johab 373
John 47, 58, 83, 346-348, 356,
373
John (1649) 1, 4
John (1717) 4, 5, 14, 15, 18
John (1730)? 346
John (1751) 10
John (1752) 16
John (1768) 46. 56, 129
John (1771) 57
John (1779) 50, 123
John (1786) 58
John (1793) 349
John (1807) 134
John (1836) 239
John A. (1811) 78, 81, 154, 376
John A. (1821) 86
Wheat (Continued)
John Allen (1769) 34, 69
John B. (1870) 360
John Baxter 200
John C. 356
John Carlos (1840) 145, 271
John Charles (1948) 299
John Chase (1889) 157
John D. 47
John Densmore (1819) 135, 256
John Deshon (1771) 46
John Deshon (1773) 46
John Donald (1923) 158, 339
John Francis 298
John Frank (1865) 313
John Gale (1795) 40
John Gordon (1954) 339
John H. (1856) 81. 82, 84, 156
John Hamilton 120
John Harold (1904) 342
John Henry (1853) 157
John Jordan (1811) 349, 358
John Kenrick (1857) 270
John Leon (1881) 84
John Lycurgus 195
John Nelson (1810) 349
John Nelson (1837) 112
John Nutting (1818) 258
John Q. Adams 351
John Richard (1850) 358, 368
John S. (1796)? 95, 196, 197,
300
John S. (1817) 193
John S. (1818) ? 40
John S. (1822) 141, 270
John Thomas (1801) 348, 354
John Thomas (1830) 355, 365
John W. 373
John Ward (1889) 161. 330
Jonathan 372
Jonathan (1731) 10
Jonathan (1735) 12, 35, 36
Jonathan (1737) 10
Jonathan (1750) 17, 18, 56, 63
Jonathan (1775) 63, 138
Jonathan (1780) ? 36, 37, 90. 91
Jonathan (1795) 62
Jonathan (1821)? 182, 295
Jordan 353
Joseph 346, 349, 371, 372
Joseph (1679) ? 1, 3, 4
Joseph (1710) 4. 5, 17
Joseph (1745) 15, 16, 56-58
Joseph (1745)? 371
Joseph (1752) 17, 18
Joseph (1754) ? 4, 54
Joseph (1759) 20, 66
Joseph (1772) 57, 58, 133
Joseph (1781) 54
Joseph (1785) 67, 141
Joseph (1789) 57. 132
425
Wheat (Continued)
Joseph (1805) 134
Joseph (1813) 69, 146
Joseph Allen (1873) 366
Joseph Edward 363
Joseph Edward (1823) 351
Joseph Francis (1845) 358, 368
Joseph Henry (1868) 368
Joseph Hood 353
Joseph Louis (1834) 194, 297
Joseph Oliver (1818) 97, 200
Joseph Shaw (1804) 347, 352
Joseph W. 51
Josephine 218, 348
Josephine (1841) 134
Josephine May (1833) 355, 365
Josephine A. (Wright) 92, 308
Joshua 1. 4, 6, 347
Joshua Alonzo (1846) 145
Joshua Reed (1807) 69, 141
Josiah 373
Josiah (1719/20) 4, 5, 15, 17, 18
Josiah (1761) 20, 67
Josiah (1783) 61, 134
Josiah (1795)? 68
Josiah (1838) 144
Josiah Alfred (1810) 137, 265
Josiah Alfred (1838) 259
Josiah Coolidge (1775) 62. 136
Josiah Coolidge (1831) 263
Josiah Harvey (1812) 134
Judah (McCloud) 350
Judy (1938) 331
Julia 91, 126
Julia (1809) 139
Julia (1878) 195
Juha Ann (1807) 131, 245
Julia Ann (1816) ? 106
Julia Ann (1821) 132, 252
Julia Ann (1823) 113, 204
Julia Ann (1831) 85
Julia Augusta (1860) 313
Julia Eileen (1956) 330
Juha Eliza 183
Julia Elizabeth 201
Julia Memory (1831) 185, 186,
296
Julia Steene 356
Julia (Cook) 258
Julia (Maynard) 213
Julia Elizabeth (Shorter) 97,
201
Julia Samantha (Walkley) 220
Katharine (1743) 10, 28
Katherine 362
Katherine Doane 361
Katherine Hunt (1876) 221
Katherine (Gass) 330
Kathryne 147
Katie (Rhoads) 298
Katurah J. (Fuller) 193
Wheat (Continued)
Kenneth Lee (1916) 145
Kenneth Scott (1950) 345
Kenton Ward (1925) 330
Keziah (1713) 3
Keziah (1777) 39
Keziah B. (1810) 93. 191
L H K 74
Lafayette (1844) 141. 146, 275
LaGrand 193
Laura 165
Laura Amelia (1826) 132, 254
Laura Ann (Harris) 86, 165
Laura E. (Fleming) 321
Lauretta (1901) 318
Lauretta Alice 310
Lauretta (Young) 318
Lavinia 125
Lavinia (1827) 54, 234
Lavinia (Lanthier) 130, 239
Leda (1898) 159
Lee Harold (1890) 144
Legrand (1859) 298
Lemira Frances (1835) 212
Lemuel (1793) 95, 192, 299,
300
Lemuel (1845)? 197
Lena Eliza (1868) 317
Lena E. (Alexander) 266
Leo A. (1905) 159
Leo C. (1884) 321
Leonard Hardin (1865) 317
Leo P., Leonidas Polk (1841)
355, 366
Leonidas P. (1875) 366
Leroy C. (1849) 214
Leslie Ray (Bryan) 222
Levi L. (1817) 102
Lewis (1904) 356
Lewis Chase (1881) 313
Lewis Edwin (1897) 158
Lewis McLellan (1862) 159, 376
Lewis Merton (1923) 158
Lewis W. (1807) 95, 156, 198
Lieudella (1865) 112
Lillian Estella (1895) 318
Lillian Gertrude (1879) 220
Lillian L. (1892) 103
Lillian J. (Burnham) 144
Lillie (1857) 185
Lillis (Salsbury) 37
Linda (1947) 298
Lizzie 220
Lizzie A. (Conkling) 308
Lizzie Amelia (Brown) 165
Lois 69
Lois (1765) 20
Lois (1791) 67
Lois (1791) 89. 168
Lois Augusta (1847) 157
Lois Lavonne (1930) 342
426
Wheat (Continued)
Lois Vermelia (1907) 343
Lois (Lilley) 179
Lois Orene (Leach) 308
Lottie, Martha, Patty (1777)
34 79
Lottie M. (Myers) 325
Louaine (Allen) 299
Louis (1831) 241
Louisa (1806) 118
Louisa (1814) 131, 247
Louisa (1817) 127
Louisa (1835) 241
Louisa (DeForest) 315
Louisa (LiUey) 180
Louise 182
Louise Emily (1834) 213, 315
Louise V. (Jones) 145
Lovisa (1808) 126
Lovisa (Hollister) 50, 126
Luana. "Lu" (1840) 248
Luana (Sprague) 57, 131
Lucena (1832) 104
Lucette (Kidder) 69, 146
Lucien Napoleon 126
Lucina (1816) 85
Lucina A. (Perrigo) 84
Lucinda (1794) 64
Lucinda (1822) 97
Lucinda (1834) 184
Lucinda (1949) 339
Lucinda Adeline (1824) 132,
253
Lucinda (Warner) 109
Lucretia (1827) 91, 107
Lucy (1749) 16, 59
Lucy (1774) 66
Lucy (1781) 58
Lucy (1792) 116
Lucy (1801) 133
Lucy (1803) 138
Lucy Almeda (1866) 88
Lucy Ann (1873) 361
Lucy E. (1852) 266
Lucy F. (1810) 69, 145
Lucy L. (1872) 275
Lucy May (1835) 208
Lucy Reed (1832) 135
Lucy Ruth (1861) 314
Lucy ( ) 162
Lucy (Butts) 45. 118, 119
Lucy A. (Hinckley) 164, 288
Luella (1871) 318
Luella (1873) 260
Luella G. ( ) 209
Luke 51
Luke (1841) 266
Luna (Murphy) 309
Lura Lucette (1859) 147
Luther (1788) 34, 85, 86
Luther (1815) 86
Wheat (Continued)
Luther (1823) 86
Luther G. 99
Luthera Mendall (1829) 259
Lydia 3, 6, 41, 141
Lydia (1729) 10, 21, 26
Lydia (1732/3) 12
Lydia (1772) 45
Lydia (1794) 61
Lydia (1795) 67
Lydia (1820) 118. 206, 207
Lydia (1831)? 182
Lydia A. 120
Lydia Frances (1892) 308
Lydia Hart 352
Lydia Jannette (1839) 194
Lydia Louisa (1820) 103
Lydia ( ) 2, 34, 80
Lydia (Bullock) 67, 141
Lydia C. ( ) 164, 290
Lydia E. (Richmond) 313
Lydia Frances (Hall) 310
Lydia Maria (Southworth) 320
Lyle (Eaton) 272
Lyman (1789) 55
Lyman A. 290
Lyman Curtis (1814) 134
Lysander (1831) 86
Mabel (1803) 122
Mabel (1874) 300
Mabel (1883) 318
Mabel Helen (1861) 270
Mabel Helen (1893) 270
Mabel Julia (1878) 113
Mabel (Collins) 50, 121
Mahala (1824)? 107
Mahala (Horton) 43, 108
Mahlon (1835)? 182
Major (1798)? 130
Malby (Curry) 87
Malinda (1805) 138
Mamie Jane (1870) 98
Marcy (Gale) 11
Margaret (I860)? 238
Margaret Dean (1924) 344
Margaret Lynn Lewis 356
Margaret ( ) 195
Margaret (Carroll) 360
Margaret (Goulding) 201
Margaret (Green) 13
Margaret (Sweet) 129, 238
Margery Emeline (1897) 314
Margie Lenora (1928) 343
Maria (1799) 121, 212
Maria (1802) 122
Maria D. (1812) 96
Maria Louise (1831) 212
Maria Priscilla (1838) 215
Maria (Corwin) 111
Maria (McNeal) 349
Maria Abigail (Montague) 288
427
Wheat (Continued)
Maria P. ( ) 239
Maria, Sarah Maria (Carpen-
ter) 43, 112
Marian (Van Benschoten) 157
Marie Eloise (1884) 84
Marion Eunice (1841) 214. 319
Marion J. (1875) 275
Marion E. (Randall) 289
Marjorie Elizabeth (1900) 311
Marjorie Loraine (1942) 344
Mark 51
Marrietta (1823) 257, 258
Martha 8, 9, 51, 136, 239
Martha (1749) 10, 35
Martha, Mattie (1777) 34
Martha (1806) 43, 112, 113
Martha (1807) 78, 152. 376
Martha (1815) 127
Martha Ann (1824) 196
Martha Elizabeth (1804) 43
Martha Jane (1826) 350, 359
Martha Jane (1827) 128
Martha Luella (1883) 157
Martha Melissa (1860) 160, 161
Martha (Brewer) 351
Martha (Frost) 62
Martha ( ? Ogden) 196
Martha Eliza (Thaxter) 34, 78,
154
Martha Eliza (Waring) 312
Martha M. (Griggs) 78, 154,
376
Martha Maria (Chase) 78, 156
Marvin (1817)
86
Marvin R.
195
Mary 8, 14, 51, 109,
115,
.346
Mary (1721/2)?
5
Mary (1731)
13
Mary (1732/3)
10, 24
Mary (1746)
19
Mary (1757)
16
Mary (1758)
44
Mary (1775)
20
Mary (1780)
133
Mary (1785)
61
Mary (1786)
40
Mary (1787)
47
Mary (1792)
68
Mary (1804)
116
Mary (1812)
137
Mary (1830)
112
Mary (1849)
267
Mary (1883)?
197
Mary Alice
353
Mary Alice (1847)
256
Mary Amanda (1829)
212.
311
Mary Amelia (1884)
288
Mary Ann
107
Mary Ann Brown (1763) 9
.22.
26
Wheat (Continued)
Mary Ann (1806) 136, 261
Mary Ann (1821) 349. 359
Mary Ann (1824) 240
Mary Ann (1827) 194
Mary Ann (1849) 240
Mary Augusta (1850) 145
Mary Bell (1876) 299
Mary Caroline 263
Mary E. 348
Mary E. (1838) 247
Mary E. (1860) 220
Mary Edna (1870) 317
Mary Eliza (1863) 160. 162
Mary Elizabeth 367
Mary Elizabeth (1815) 349
Mary Elmira (1869) 88
Mary Emmareen (1854) 98
Mary Haase 362
Mary Jane (1827) 135
Mary Jane (1877) 316
Mary Jennie (1865) 143
Mary K., Polly 62
Mary L. 41
Mary Louisa (1855) 252
Mary Louisa (1862) 314
Mary Lucy (1835) 208
Mary Luella (1860) 158
Mary M. 203
Mary Naomi (1845) 260
Mary Olcott (1852) 128
Mary Saunders (1777) ? 45
Mary Toas (1879) 45
Mary Virginia 351
Mary Warner (1817) 138
Mary ( ) 265, 344
Mary ( ) (Smith) 371
Mary (Ball) 19
Mary (Black) 61, 134
Mary (Bolles) 49. 121
Mary (Brown) 198
Mary (Chad wick) 2
Mary (Chatham) 347
Mary (Dolliver) 112
Mary (Gorham) 135, 255
Mary (Hermance) 131, 248
Mary (Howard) 139, 266
Mary (McComber) 51
Mary (Mulliken) 346
Mary (Noland) 348
Mary (Reeve) 189
Mary (Sanders) 13
Mary (Smith) 45. 57, 117
Mary (Thompson) 339
Mary (Tibbies) 45, 117, 118
Mary (Wamick) 134
Mary (Woodcock) 262
Mary (Wooley) 343
Mary A. (Ward) 123
Mary Almeda (Chandler) 87
Mary Ann ( ) 239
428
Wheat (Continued)
Mary Ann (Bradley) 68
Mary Ann (Hitchcock) 180
Mary Antoinette (Reed) 317
Mary Barnard (Plant) 366
Mary E ( ) 195, 197
Mary E. (Bomhoff) 318
Mary E. (Dorcey) 207
Mary E. (Phillips) 97
Mary Elizabeth (Leland) 199
Mary Emeline (Preston) 202
Mary Esther (Wallace) 345
Mary J. (Booth) 319
Mary J. (Smith) 197
Mary Jane (Martin) 343
Mary Jane (Neff ) 316
Mary Josephine Dewey (Wood-
ruff) 87
Mary L. (Merrill) 143
Mary Louise (Seltzer) 219
Mary Napier (Jordan) 349
Mary P. (Treadwell) 313
Matilda (1818) 372
Matilda (DeWitt) 258
Matilda (FitzHugh) 359
Maud 359
Maud (1800) 349
Maud Tinsley (1875) 317
Maude 290
Maude (Howard) 308, 342
Maxwell Corydon 251
Maxwell Corydon (1888) 251
May (1874) 366
May Brant (1865) 87
May Frances 164
May Frank 289
May Luella (1889) 159
Maysie (1896) 318
McKendry Veitch 367
Melbourne W. (1841) 65
Melvina? (1832)? 89
Mercy 37
Mercy ( ) 37
Merton (1893) 321
Merton T. (1866) 318
Mildred (1886) 250
Mildred E. (1892) 103
Mildred Frances (1896) 275
Mildred Gertrude (1895) 327
Mildred Masten (1898) 311
Mildred ( ) 310
Mildred (Irion) 344
Mildred Ann (Robinson) 309
Millicent (1800)
93, 189
Millicent Marie (1879) 320
Milo Strail (1865) 159
Milton Moore (1845) ? 358
Milton Paradise 373
Minerva (1843) ? 182
Minnie 164, 358
Minnie A. Neal 184
Wheat (Continued)
Minnie W. (1847)
Minnie (Parker)
Minnie C. (Piper)
Minnie F. (Jackson)
Mira ( )
Miriam (Parsons)
Missouri (Brenton)
Molly (1776)
Molly (1780)
Moreland
Morris Lambert (1848)
266
274
301
313
165
102
351
58
58
351
213,
319
196
313
Mortimer
Morton Ellsworth (1863)
Moses 1, 4, 268
Moses (1676) 1
Moses (? John) (1686) 2, 17
Moses (1739) 9. 10, 22, 25
Murray Crawford (1891) 315
Myra Blanche (1843) 183, 295
Myra A. (Showers)
Myrta E.
Nadine ( )
Nancy
Nancy (1792)
Nancy Jane (1853)
Nancy Jane (1861)
Nancy Maria (1824)
Nancy (Moore)
161
203
344
115
94
84
361
196
45, 115
Nancy Eleanora ( ) 344
Nancy Loring (Warner) 345
Nancy M. (Clupper) 184
Nancy (Pinkerton) 81, 82
Nancy Maria (Wheat) 196
Nannie H. (1885) 222
Nannie Virginia (Beard) 359
Nathan P. (1851) 84
Nathan R. (1836) 195
Nathaniel 95, 300, 372
Nathaniel (1756) 19, 66
Nathaniel (1783-4) 67, 140
Nathaniel Carpenter 113
Nellie Ino (1866) 319
Nellie (C:iiipley) 357
Nellie J. (Hawley) 209
Nellie (Maxwell) 250
Nelly, Helen, Eleanor (Horton)
42, 105, 106
Nelson (1807) 93
Nelson (1808) 42, 43, 114
Nettie 198
Nettie Ellen (1872) 271
Nina Ethel (1878) 306. 308
Nora E. (Finch) 314
Norman Edgar (1865) 102
Olive (1840)? 239
Olive (Albertson) 112
Oliver E. (1818) 97, 200
Ora Howard (1902) 298
429
Wheat (Continued)
Orillah 89
Orin (1841) 198
Orin Emory (1829) 135
Orlando (1848) 350
Ormenda (1810) 139
Orton W. (1852) 214, 321
Orva A. (1896) 354
Oscar Devilo (1879) 316
Oscar F. (1833) 213, 315
Oscar Luther (1868) 98
Otis (1813) 136, 257
Pamela, Pamelia (1809) 138
Parker (1918) 268
Parmelia (1820) 127
Patty 10, 79
Paulina 84, 85
Paulina S. (1836) 199
Paulina (Johnson) 199
Pauline (1879) 300
Pearl Elva (1873) 209
Pellina, see Paulina
Petronilla (Feare) 320
Phebe (1789) 117
Phebe Jane (1858)? 290
Phebe M. 203
Phebe ( ) 113
Phebe (Lyon) (Seaman) 91
Phebe (Veitch) 356, 367
Phebe Ann (Poole) 300
Philander Salmon (1838) 102
Phillippa 126
Polina, see Paulina
Polly (1773)? 34, 75
Polly (1787) 57, 131
Polly (1792) 55
Polly (1795) 43, 109
Polly (1799) 133
Polly (1808) 82. 83
Polly (1816) 118
Polly (1821) 139
Polly (1825)? 238. 239
Polly ( ) 41. 57, 133
Polly (Fanning) 34. 84, 85
Polly M. (Pearson) 266
Porter Asbury (1845) 214.
320
Precinda (1794) 64
Priscilla (17.54) 19
Priscilla Mildred (1921) 309
Priscilla (Flagg) 3
Priscilla Perkins (Pettingill)
123 214
Quincy Adams (1843) 350', 359
R. C. (son) 366
Rachel Bryan (1876) 368
Rachel Maria 86
Rachel Sarah (1869) 300
Rachel (Bryan) 349
Rachel (Chapman) 353
Wheat (Continued)
Rachel (Loveland) 310
Rachel (Ruckman) 199
Ralph (1889) 165
Ralph Hunt (1834) 220
Ralph Verlyn (1929) 343
Ray Frances (1893) 368
Raymond Allen (1891) 270
Raymond C. 289
Reba 218
Rebecca 346
Rebecca (1644) 1
Rebecca (1783) 49, 50
Rebecca (1792) 58, 133
Rebeckah (1816) 134
Rebecca (1884) 368
Rebecca Merty 363
Rebecca (Barlow) 363
Rebecca (Wagoner) 131, 246
Rebecca (Wilcox) 61, 135
Reginald Heber (1837) 355
Relief C. (Kimball) 102
Reuben 47
Rexford Elwin (1897) 145
Rhoda (1821) 240
Richard 5, 182
Richard (1758)? 36, 88. 89.
181-183
Richard? (1828)? 89
Richard LeRoy (1883) 301
Richard Pierce (1924) 345
Richard W. (1838) 357
Richard Whatcoat (1806)
349 357 358
Richard Whatcoat (1878)' 368
Robadeaux Chatham 367
Robert 358
Robert Alexander (1835) 97,
201
Robert C. 358
Robert Cornelius 201
Robert Crangle (1845) ? 353
Robert Finn 189
Robert Haase 362
Robert Legrand (1924) 299
Robert Livingston 189
Robert Wilson (1819) 349, 358
Rollin Lawrence (1916) 325
Rollin Lincoln (1866) 324
Rosanna (Hills) 89, 181, 184,
185
Roscoe Conklin (1880) 321
Rose (1870)? 197
Rose Gaskins (1888) 368
Rose (Karl) 343
Rose E. (Hawkins) 159
Rosella A. (1813) 126
Rosemary Louise (1939) 343
Ross 356
Roxene (1812) 96
430
Wheat (Continued)
Roy 210
Ruby Lemira (1919) 344
Rue 373
Rufus 82
Ruth 7, 51
Ruth (1778) 61
Ruth (1791) 68
Ruth Dunnington (1881) 368
Ruth L. (1855) 266
Ruth Leona (1893) 315
R.ith May (1898), (1901-2) 161
Ruth (Cooledge) 17
Ruth (Oris wold) 121, 212
Ruth (Sanderson) 56, 129
Ruth (Stone) 344
Ruth B. (Vernon) 361
Ruth Eleanor (Arnold) 325
Sadie (Hoffman) 361
Sally (1791) 53
Sally (1793) ,67
Sally (1794) 55. 128
Sally (1797) 133
Sally (1801) 116
Sally Ann (1817) 83
Sally Ann (1822) 194
Sally Jane 189
Sally Maria (1826) 85
Sally (Howlett) 54
Sally (Rosencrans) 83, 189
Sally S. (Gale) 95, 300
Salmon 190
Salmon (1705/6) 3, 5, 10-12,
118
Salmon (1769) 37, 39. 91, 92.
189
Salmon (1793) 42, 101, 102
Salmon (1797) 93
Salmon (1812) 89, 181, 184
Salmon (1836) 184
Salome (Blanchard) 89, 181-
183
Samuel 87. 220, 347, 348, 353,
355, 373
Samuel (1640) 1
Samuel (1677) 1-3
Samuel (1703) 3, 8, 9, 11,
26, 27. 118
Samuel (1727) 10
Samuel (1743) 13, 45, 46
Samuel (1746/7) 9, 10, 32-
34. 70. 374
Samuel (1747) 17, 18, 60
Samuel (before 1761) 12, 41
Samuel (1775) 28, 34, 78
Samuel (1776) 50, 121, 122
Samuel (1788) 61, 135
Samuel (1789) 40, 47, 96
Samuel (1789-90) 62
Wheat (Continued)
Samuel (1805) 122
Samuel (1809) 73, 78, 86, 153.
155, 159, 281, 284, 376
Samuel (1813) 138
Samuel (1845) 157
Samuel (1849) 157
Samuel Elmore (1815) 135, 255
Samuel Elmore (1822) 135
Samuel King (1800-10) ? 95.
195, 300
Samuel Sanford (1815) 102
Samuel Sanford (1847) 102
Samuel Hance Lewis (1856)
356. 367
Saphronia (1832) 184
Sarah 1, 6, 36. 91. 347
Sarah (1731)? 14
Sarah (1741) 16
Sarah (1752) 19
Sarah (1767) 56, 128
Sarah (1773) 20
Sarah, Sally (1774) 60
Sarah (1775) 46
Sarah (1777) 62. 137
Sarah (1784) 58
Sarah (1786) 47
Sarah (1789) 68
Sarah (1799) 136, 137, 262
Sarah (1815) 136
Sarah (1829) 62
Sarah Alice 94
Sarah Ann (1834) 142
Sarah Audrey (1895) 314
Sarah Belle (1854) 103
Sarah Elvira (1835) 263
Sarah F. (1850) 208
Sarah G. 125, 126
Sarah L. (1878) 275
Sarah Louise (1840) ? 83
Sarah M. (1839) 199
Sarah Maria (1846) 81, 82, 155
Sarah Miller 55
Sarah T. 119
Sarah ( ) 51, 58, 111, 164
Sarah E. ( ) 109
Sarah (Ball) 61
Sarah (Bullock) 67
Sarah (Cummings) 62, 136
Sarah (Deshon) 45
Sarah J. (Dawson) 199
Sarah (Draper) 35, 36, 88, 90
Sarah (Dyche) 352
Sarah (Fitts) 67, 140
Sarah (Goodrich) 50, 123
Sarah A. (Gates) 258
Sarah Livonia (Gillis) 103
Sarah (Kathan) 135, 256
Sarah (Keyes) 68
431
141, 269
109
57, 133
361
347, 350
19
347
56
135
Wheat (Continued)
Sarah (King)
Sarah (McNish)
Sarah (Murphy)
Sarah (Shaklee)
Sarah ( ? Soper)
Sarah (Temple)
Sarah (Upton)
Sarah (Wright)
Sarah ( ) (Nutting)
Sarah E. (Smith) 107, 203
Sarah Elisabeth (Mabie) 314
Sarah J. (Booth) 256
Sarah Jane (Baxter) 97, 200
Sarah Jsme (Bowen) (Pratt)
81
Sarah Maria (Carpenter) 43,
112, 113
Sarah Mariah (Mirriam) 263
Sarah R. (Benedict) 99
Selen Berenice (1843) 214
Selena Patten (1827) 355, 365
Selena Blair (Patten)
Selinda (1815)
Selinda (1833)
Seymour
Shirley (Roberts)
Sibyl Ann (1817)
Sidney (1809)
Sidney Isaac (1880)
Sidney I., Mrs.
Sidney Van Buren (1914) 325
Silas (1793) 121, 211
Silas Carmi (1852) 92. 308
Silver (1891) 222
Simeon (1767)? 37, 93
Simeon (1773) 39. 94, 300
Simeon (1821)? 197
Solomon (1711) ? 3, 13, 14. 118
Solomon (1731)? 14
Solomon (1749) 17, 18. 61, 62
Solomon (1750/1) ? 14, 49, 57
Solomon (1751) 12, 38. 39. 41
354
96
198
209
251
211
131, 246
325
247
Solomon (1760)?
Solomon (1770)
Solomon (1773)
Solomon (1778)
Solomon (1782)
Solomon (1804)
Solomon (1805)
Solomon (1819)
Solomon C. (1839)
Solomon Dunning (1834)
Solon Shailor (1861)
Sophia
Sophia (1802)
Sophia (1807)
Sophia (1828)
Sophia Travis
36
49
62. 135
50
40, 95
121. 212
137
141, 270
198
99
288
116
42. 105
125
140
200
Wheat (Continued)
Sophrona (1802) 133
Sophronia, see also Saphronia
182
Sophronia (Wheeler) 89, 181
Stanley Hulliken (1843) 347.
354, 356, 366, 367
Submit, "Mittie" (1769) 20
Submit (1777) 57, 130
Submit (1805) 131
Susan 351, 358
Susan (1839) 184
Susan Almira (1833) 263
Susan Eveline (1883) 203
Susan K. 120
Susan Maria (1826) 212, 312
Susan Surviah (1844) 256
Susan (Danforth) 137, 265
Susan, Susanna (Davis) 55
Susan (Harper) 358
Susan (Rogers) 97
Susan (Wade) 45
Susan E. ( ) 93
Susanna 9, 27
Susanna (1739, 1741) 13
Susannah (1761) 26
Susanna (1762) 45
Susanna (1790) 64
Susannah (Brown) 10
Susanna (Perkins) 53
Susanna (Ruckman) 40, 95
Susanna (Stoutenburg) 4
Susie Ann (1877) 99
Sylvanus Addison (1823) 211.
310
Sylvester (1806) 121, 213
Sylvester (1836) 143
Tamzen ( ) 1
Terisa (1952) 339
Thankful Jane (1820) 131.
249
Thankful (Belding) 63, 139
Theodore 51
Thomas 45, 112, 346, 347.
349 373
Thomas (1723) 5, 18, 19
Thomas (1750) 19, 61, 66
Thomas (1774) 49
Thomas (1777) 6.3, 139
Thomas (1794)? 129
Thomas (1800) 43, 111
Thomas (1800) ? 69
Thomas (1816) 371
Thomas (1821) 68, 140, 268
Thomas (1872) 98
Thomas Haase 362
Thomas J. (1822) 212, 311
Thomas Jefferson (1835) 351,
361
432
Wheat (Continued)
Thomas R. (1838) 199
Thompson F. (1871) 88
Thompson H. (1837) 213
Timothy (1786) 42, 105, 106
Timothy (1797) 62
Timothy H. 202
Tracy Elmer (1892) 321
Tryphena (1783) 34
Ursula (Cole) 95, 196, 197
Van Buren (1834) 246, 324
Velora Ruth (1921) 344
Vera D. (Benedict) 321
Vera Emily (1895) 222
Verne Josiah (1895) 145
Vernon G. (1888) 241
Victoria (De Maranville) 298
Virginia May (1937) 343
Volney 373
Von Carl (1879) 272
Wallace (1857)? 200
Walter 363
Walter Dewey (1856) 308
Walter Hazlett 363
Walter Ross (1869) 180
Walton Corydon (1856) 250
Warren (1843) 185
Washington 373
Watson Selden (1894) 288
Wayne J. 210
Wealtha Liona 316
Wealthy (Signor) (Whyte) 157
Wilbur Clinton (1874) 201
Wilbur Goulding 201
Will Davis 350
Willard Dewey (1896) 309
Willard Frederick (1897) 112
Willetta Eleanor (1880) 288
William 27, 51, 104, 109, 120.
196, 347, 358, 371, 373
William (1741) 8-10, 27, 28
William (1764) 45, 117
William (1772) 49, 121
William (1781) 34, 80, 81, 154
William (1783) 55
William (1794) 43, 108, 117,
136, 257
William (1795) 130, 239
William (1796) 121, 212
William (1815)? 55
William (1825) 62
William (1831) 241
William Alister (1888) 288
William B. (1846) 157
William Bolles (1828) 212, 312
William Carpenter 113, 188
William D wight (1827) 212
WUliam D wight (1850) 308
William Edwin (1815) 258
Wheat (Continued)
William Francis (1883) 147
William George (1855) 269
William Grant 117
William H. 165
William H. (1848) 81, 82, 84
William H. H. (1813) 139, 266
William Henry (1807) 122
William Henry (1822) 78, 160,
376
William Henry (1824) 96
WUliam Henry (1892) 162
William Howard (1902) 342
William Kittle (1830) 164, 287
William Little (1820) 194
William Madson (1858) 98
William P. (1808) 82
WiUiam R. (1863) 208
William S. 107, 203
William Thaxter (1861) 160,
162
William Thomas (1803) 349
William W. (1824) 189
William Wheeler 189
Willie (1845) 267
Willie Reddick (1886) 309
Willis 373
Wilson (1831) 351, 361
Winifred (Donald) 159
Zachariah (1750) ? 372
Zachariah (1768) ? 373
Zachariah (1806) 373
Zachariah Davis 371
Zora Hazel (Hemdon) 343
Wheaton, Ann 1'73
Annie B. 1'73
Elmore 1'73
Wheeler, Abbie 243
Abner 57
Clara Susan 243
Daniel Merrick 243
Daniel R. 243
Ethel Arvilla 243
Grace Leota 243
Inez VTola 243
Milton Merrick 243
Ralph Morton 243
Samuel 269
Sophronia 89, 181
Susanna 64
Wheet, see Wheat
Whelan, Julia 230
Whipple, Elkanah 65
Evelina (Bateman) 82
Lucy B. 269
Whitcher, Cynthia J. 143
Whitcomb, Abijah 26
433
White. Abigail
11
Benjamin
291
Charles
290
Clem
290
Frances
291
George
76
Harriet M.
231
Mabel
291
Minnie ( )
290
Polly
75
Sarah
76
Stephen
291
Vivian
291
Whitehouse, George A.
116
Whitfield, George
156
Whitley, Hester
373
Whitman, Almiron G.
315
Elizabeth P.
315
Gertrude Louise
315
Lillian Ruth
315
Mary Edith
315
Roswell Brown
315
WUliam Rowland
315
Whitmarsh, Arvilla
173
Carrie
177
Clarissa
169
Daniel
169
Elce Ann
177
Esther
295
F. Qayton
178
Frank P.
173, 177
Fred
177, 178
Hannah
176
Harriet
169
Hiram
177
Howard
177
Je3se
170
Jesse B.
177
Job 89,
169, 176
Levi
170
Lois
171, 178
Lovina
175
Lucy
169, 293
Margaret
178
Mary Anne
179
MelvDle
170
Olive
178
Paige
178
Paul
178
Phila Jane
179
Salome
182
Seabury
177
Sophia
179
Zelia
178
Whitney, Howard Erwin 321
John Howard 321
Laura 263
Moses 30
Nahum 30
Whitten, Whiton
Arthur Sherburne 319
Barzillai 22
Clayton Delwin 320
Eleazer 22
Harold Clayton 320
Jane Elizabeth 320
Joice Adair 320
Roland Arthur 320
Thomas Pierce 320
Whittlesey, William Wirt 165
Whyte, 157
Wealthy (Signor) 157
Wickes, Arthur Everet 227
Charles Egbert 227
Jennie May 227
Julia D. 226
Robert Osborne 227
William Egbert 53, 226
Wickham, James 187
Widger, Lucy Annette 292, 340
Wilbur, 238
Wilcox, 166
Rev. Asa 122
Donald 179
Frank Nelson 276
Fred 179
Harry 242
Louise 242
Marcus 242
Mary E. 175
Rebecca 61, 135
Theodore 179
Wilder, Elias 18
Wiley, Alice Sprague 59
George Otis 59
John 59
Mary Smith 59
Rebecca 59
Rebecca C. 59
Sarah Wheat 59
Stephen 58, 59
William Sprague 59
Wilkins, Charles 324
Glenn 324
John C. 324
Ruth Marie 324
Wilkinson, Rebecca 21
Thomas 21
Willcocks, Israel L. 187
Willcott, Jesse 21
Williams, Abigail 122
Amey 117
Delia 357
George Washington 80
Hector S. 114
Henry F. 357
Howell 27
434
John
18
John W.
357
Julia
290
Orson
158
Peter
32
Robert
80, 163
Susie
158
Williamson, Alfaretta Adelia 329
Alta
281
Alta E.
283
Ann
282
Anna (Schneider) (Cooper)
329
Byron
287
Claude H.
282
aifford
287
Darwin
281
David Lloyd
330
Dean Glen
330
Dora ( )
281
Edith
282
Elizabeth (Wheat) 76
, 154, 376
Emma
1B4, 160
Esther
287
Glen Hiram
282, 329
Harriet 157,
160, 283
Hiram 76, 154,
160, 281
Jay C.
281
John
78, 160
John Rogers
282
Larry Wayne
330
Mabel
283
Mary Katherine
281, 282
Mertie
284
Samuel 154, 160,
161, 284
Stephen
282
Wayne Rogers
329
William
154, 160
Wilma Wauneita
330
Williston, Cloe
35
Gad
10, 35
Hannah
35
Joseph
35
Lucy
35
Polly
35
WiUson, Eleanor Miranda 360
John M.
350, 360
Lewis P.
360
Martha
360
Rutledge
360
Wilmer, Rev. Dr.
354
Wilson, Andrew
140
David
224
Delos G.
119
George L.
224
Gertrude
224
Hugh
261
Jennie
224
Mervin
224
Winchester,
71
Hattie
71
Winslow, Rebecca
185
Witter, Ebenezer
155
Wolcott, Altamira
121, 212
Wolfe, Virginia Madeline 306
WoUam, Arthur Benjamin 317
Wood, Amzi 86, 154, 155
Ariel 299
Charles Jefferson 121, 214
Hattie Elnora 110, 302
Woodbridge, EHza Welles 134
Woodcock, Mary
262
Woodford, Harriet D.
185
M. S.
91
Melancthon W.
185
WoodhuU, Eva
159
Woodruff, Alanson Eugene
296
Alice Elvira
296
Anna Jane
296
Arthur Jerome
296
Charles Thompson
296
Horace Wheat
296
Isaac Ogden
87
James Draper
296
Jerome Joseph 183,
295
John J.
183
Mary Josephine Dewey
87
Myra de Haven
296
Myra Elvira
296
Orin
295
Trowbridge Blanchard
296
Woodson, Fannie
251
Woods vane,
360
Woodward, Elizabeth
6
Wooley, Mary
343
Worden, Louisa Floribel
241
Mary Maria
241
Paul
241
Wordsworth, Betsey
222
Worth, Charles Prindle 279
, 327
Douglas Cordwell
329
John Allan
279
John Hathorn 152, 278,
329
Lizzie Davis
279
Lucy Cleveland
279
Madelyn Conger
327
Mattie Huse
279
Phyllis Rosemary
279
Robert Donald
279
Roberta Diane
279
Seth
278
Valerie Lynn
329
Wright, Deborah
3
Deacon Henry
5R
James
16
Josephine A. 92
, 308
Sarah
56
435
Seaman
92
Eliza Bell
229
Thomas
92
Eva Estella
228
Wrisley, see also Risley
Henry
228
125
Sarah Ettie
228
Martha L.
125
Trade Bella
229
Rosella
125
Yarrington, Vemela
342
Wyeth, Ebenezer
8
Young, Barbara
331
Yager, Mercia
317
George Romeo
308
Yale, Fanny E.
116
Gordon
331
Yant, Alonzo J.
228
Jane Alva
308
Alonzo N.
229
Lauretta
318
Clarren WUliam
228
Younglove, Joseph
70
Cora May
228
Zanes, Elizabeth
335
436
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