| Notes |
Married:
- 20190127HAv-
Nelson 50th wedding
The Kane Weekly Blade, 9 Mar 1882, Thu, Page 3
[Potter Enterprise]
dbranscu1
dbranscu1 originally shared this on 27 Feb 2016
Linked To
Lyman NELSON
GOLDEN WEDDING
Fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Nelson, February 15th. About fifty guests were present.
The four sons and five daughters of the venerable couple were present, except one, with their companions and grandchildren. Congratulatory letters from absent friends were read.
The groom of fifty years was presented with a beautiful gold-headed walking cane, exquisitely engraved. The "bride of '32" was given a pair of gold spectacles. Numerous other presents were given. The aged couple at the word arose, also Nelson and Mary Ann Clark, as groomsman and bridesmaid, who filled the same position fifty years ago, and were united in the bonds of golden wedlock, by Rev. J. Latham, oldest son-in-law of the groom.
Refreshments were served in excellent style, after which the time was given over to chatting stories of Potter county fifty years ago, advancement, struggles, etc.
Altogether the reunion was one of great enjoyment and profit. -- Potter Enterprise.
Mrs. Nelson is the oldest sister of D. T. Hall, of this place.
Saved by (10 of 13)
Saved by cherylmartin200
Saved by n2zhf
Saved by katscat123
Saved by monjelly
Saved by Terrilynnspriglerweber
Saved by Mary Jane Russell
Saved by rbaker8385
Saved by LARRY HERBSTRITT
Saved by Marty Metzger
Saved by BrianMarsh111
Comments
____________
JUDGE LYMAN NELSON - One of the few remaining pioneers. Moved with his parents, Cephas and Eunice Nelson from Hebron, Washington County, NY to Lymansville when he was seven years old. Was 82 years, 2 months, and 27 days old. In 1832 married Anner M. Hall and built a home in Eulalia Township. Family of nine children; all living except one. Died at his home on Oak Street, Coudersport, Monday, March 11, 1895.
___________
20200327HAv-
Mike Wennin?Potter/McKean County, Pennsylvania Genealogy
6 hrs · 27 March 2020
Almeron Nelson Sr. Early Potter County settler and County Commissioner.
ALMERON NELSON died at Coudersport, September 26, 1896, of apoplexy, in the 80th year of his life.
Such is the record of one of our best citizens. The suddenness of his demise made the blow more cruel to the family and friends. He was stricken with apoplexy while walking along the street in Coudersport and lived but a few moments.
Was a son of Cephas and Eunice Nelson and was born in Putnam, Washington County, NY, January 15, 1817.
His mother was Eunice, daughter of Major Isaac Lyman.
Cephas Nelson moved to Lymansville in 1820. Had six children:
1- Horatio Admiral, b. Oct. 23, 1806;
2- Henry, b. March 10, 1808 (His children were Ford, Festus, Charles and Oscar);
3- Charlotte, b. June 13, 1811, m. John Tompkins-went West;
4- Lyman Nelson b. Dec. 14, 1812 m. Maria Hall, sister of Dennis Hall;
5- Almeron Nelson b. Jan. 15, 1817, m. first Henrietta McClelland, daughter of Wm. McClelland. They were married Aug. 27, 1844. She was b. Jan. 17, 1826-died Oct, 2, 1866.
Almeron Nelson m. second Elizabeth Ann Taggart, Nov 27, 1867. She was b. March 9, 1831, daughter of George and Sarah Ann (Goodrich) Taggart.
6-?
Almeron Nelson was a member of the Methodist Church and Eulalia Lodge, 342.
- Buried in Ladona.
Source: Early Obituaries of Potter County, PA
Copied from a book at the Potter County Historical Society with their permission
Transcribed by Sheri D. Graves
17You, Tina Johnson Daughenbaugh, Lee Wisel and 14 others
1 Comment
Like
Comments
Larry Johnson
Son-in-law of Major Isaac Lyman, my 4g grandfather.. This connection is new for me. What a prolific family! Now I have more genealogy work to do. Can't go anywhere anyway!
3 Like · Reply · 4h
- Nelson and Mary Ann Clark, as groomsman and bridesmaid, who filled the same position fifty years (later at their anniversary celebration).
genealogy jt:
- 20201110HAv-
Rachel Baker Foreman
badge icon Potter/McKan Genealogy
New Member
· November 3 2020 ·
Anner Maria Hall Nelson and Judge Lyman Nelson my ggg grandparents on my mother's side.
Comments
Brenda Kenealy Williams
Anner is my 3rd great aunt. Her sister Sarah Louisa is my 2nd great grandmother. ????
· Reply · 1w
Larry Johnson
Lyman Nelson is a first cousin 4 times removed. He is a grandson of Major Isaac Lyman, one of the Potter County pioneers.
· Reply · 1w
Dawn Wick Schiller
Hannah Lewis b.1817 would marry Isaac Lyman's son, Lewis William and is the cousin of Anna Lewis b.1819 Ulysses, my ggg grandmother.
Image may contain: text that says 'ancestry Startseite Stammbäume Wick Family Tree Suchen DNA Hilfe Extras ? ? Teilen whllr Drucken ? 2Stammbaumsuche LymanMaj. 1759-1827 Patience 1774-1867 Charles 1810-1888 Eulalia Lyman 1811-1 Milo Edwin Hannah 1884 Thomas 1840-1931 AlbertG ..... Arthur Mann 1844-1935 Dawn Eustace 1847-1928 Charles 1853-1854 Froelich(Fröhlich,Freeli William Lewis 1863-1952 AnnCFroelichFraleigh Isaac Lewis'
· Reply · 6d
Larry Johnson
With 20 or so children, Major Isaac sure started a BIG line of Lymans and their descendants!
· Reply · 6d
Larry Herbstritt
Anner was the daughter of Anner Botsford and granddaughter of Revolutionary War veteran, Ephraim Botsford and Merub Doud, who was the 3rd great granddaughter or Mayflower passengers, John Alden & Priscilla Mullins
Image may contain: text that says 'Asahe Asahel Hall Hall ElizabethRoyce Ruth JOHNSON 824 Anner Hall father ddmoher Children Lyman mother Ephraim BOTSFORD Botsford Carthagena T Nelson Anner Botsford Louisa .Nelson Joseph Botsford Mary Bennett Daniel Grinnell SarahHawley Potential Father Nelson Daniel Grinnell Doud 1754- Gideon Hawley Hannah Bennett John Doud 1734-1806 OliviaA Nelson Potential Mother Mary Wodell Rebecca Grinnell 1 , Ralph Nelson 1 Almeron Nelson 1733-1806 Potential Father IraWard Siblings Lydia Parmelee +Add mother Addrave William Pabodie Peabody 1667-174 *Isabe Harper Elizabeth Alden 1624-1717 John "CAlden 1599-168 Priscilla" Mullins 1602-1688'
· Reply · 21h · Edited
Mike Wennin
Hi Rachel Baker Foreman, If you search the site for Nelson, you will find a collection of photos I posted a while ago. I found them in a collection of Jone's family photos from Vermont.
· Reply · 9h
Rachel Baker Foreman
badge icon
Mike Wennin thank you I've been looking for a picture of Ralph Nelson
· Reply · 9h
______________
20201110HAv-
Dawn Wick Schiller Potter/McKean Genealogy
Ngoctdvdeembefsor dtSc4tnpo arntsc 3r:odo2re9 mcArcdM ·
04 November 2020
Hannah Lewis b.1817 would marry Isaac Lyman's son, Lewis William and is the cousin of Anna Lewis b.1819 Ulysses, my ggg grandmother.
Comments
Larry Johnson
With 20 or so children, Major Isaac sure started a BIG line of Lymans and their descendants!
· Reply · 6d
______________
20201110HAv-
Larry Herbstritt Potter/McKean Genealogy 09 November 2020
2toS2phSonushored ·
Anner was the daughter of Anner Botsford and granddaughter of Revolutionary War veteran, Ephraim Botsford and Merub Doud, who was the 3rd great granddaughter or Mayflower passengers, John Alden & Priscilla Mullins
Comments
Write a reply...
Anner Maria Hall Nelson and Judge Lyman Nelson, Rachel Baker Foreman's ggg grandparents, mother's side.
Issue, jt:
- JUDGE LYMAN NELSON - One of the few remaining pioneers. Moved with his parents, Cephas and Eunice Nelson from Hebron, Washington County, NY to Lymansville when he was seven years old. Was 82 years, 2 months, and 27 days old. In 1832 married Anner M. Hall and built a home in Eulalia Township. Family of nine children; all living except one. Died at his home on Oak Street, Coudersport, Monday, March 11, 1895.
20190127HAv-
Nelson 50th wedding
The Kane Weekly Blade, 9 Mar 1882, Thu, Page 3
[Potter Enterprise]
dbranscu1
dbranscu1 originally shared this on 27 Feb 2016
Linked To
Lyman NELSON
GOLDEN WEDDING
Fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Nelson, February 15th. About fifty guests were present.
The four sons and five daughters of the venerable couple were present, except one, with their companions and grandchildren. Congratulatory letters from absent friends were read.
The groom of fifty years was presented with a beautiful gold-headed walking cane, exquisitely engraved. The "bride of '32" was given a pair of gold spectacles. Numerous other presents were given. The aged couple at the word arose, also Nelson and Mary Ann Clark, as groomsman and bridesmaid, who filled the same position fifty years ago, and were united in the bonds of golden wedlock, by Rev. J. Latham, oldest son-in-law of the groom.
Refreshments were served in excellent style, after which the time was given over to chatting stories of Potter county fifty years ago, advancement, struggles, etc.
Altogether the reunion was one of great enjoyment and profit. -- Potter Enterprise.
Mrs. Nelson is the oldest sister of D. T. Hall, of this place.
Saved by (10 of 13)
Saved by cherylmartin200
Saved by n2zhf
Saved by katscat123
Saved by monjelly
Saved by Terrilynnspriglerweber
Saved by Mary Jane Russell
Saved by rbaker8385
Saved by LARRY HERBSTRITT
Saved by Marty Metzger
Saved by BrianMarsh111
Comments
Anniversary wedding:
- 20190127HAv-
Nelson 50th wedding The Kane Weekly Blade, 9 Mar 1882, Thu, Page 3
[Potter Enterprise]
dbranscu1
dbranscu1 originally shared this on 27 Feb 2016
Linked To
Lyman NELSON
GOLDEN WEDDING
Fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Nelson, February 15th. About fifty guests were present.
The four sons and five daughters of the venerable couple were present, except one, with their companions and grandchildren. Congratulatory letters from absent friends were read.
The groom of fifty years was presented with a beautiful gold-headed walking cane, exquisitely engraved. The "bride of '32" was given a pair of gold spectacles. Numerous other presents were given. The aged couple at the word arose, also Nelson and Mary Ann Clark, as groomsman and bridesmaid, who filled the same position fifty years ago, and were united in the bonds of golden wedlock, by Rev. J. Latham, oldest son-in-law of the groom.
Refreshments were served in excellent style, after which the time was given over to chatting stories of Potter county fifty years ago, advancement, struggles, etc.
Altogether the reunion was one of great enjoyment and profit. -- Potter Enterprise.
Mrs. Nelson is the oldest sister of D. T. Hall, of this place.
Saved by (10 of 13)
Saved by cherylmartin200
Saved by n2zhf
Saved by katscat123
Saved by monjelly
Saved by Terrilynnspriglerweber
Saved by Mary Jane Russell
Saved by rbaker8385
Saved by LARRY HERBSTRITT
Saved by Marty Metzger
Saved by BrianMarsh111
Comments
|
Male
Female
Male
Female
Female
Male
