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Isaac Lyman**** Maj. 1759-1827
BIRTH 18 AUG 1759 • Lebanon, New London, Connecticut
DEATH 10 MAR 1827 • Lymansville, Potter, Pennsylvania
Major Isaac Lyman, 1750-1850, New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania
This story is from Potter County, Pennsylvania Revolutionary War Soldiers buried in Potter County at www.paintedhills.org/potter/potterrevsoldiers.htm
Major Isaac Lyman was born August 18, 1759, in Lebanon, Conn., a son of Benjamin and Sara (French-Foster) Lyman. He enlisted on June 5, 1777, in Col. Fletcher's regiment. On August 17, 1777, he was promoted to First Lieutenant. In June 1779 he enlisted in Capt. Ebenezer Arm's Company of Col. Wells' regiment for nine months. He was with Sullivan on his march through New York state. In 1781 he enlisted in the company of Col. Fletcher, as a Field and Staff officer of the regiment.
Isaac Lyman was married three times and had 17 children.
His first wife was Sally Edgcomb, who died August 22, 1791 in her 28th year.
His second wife was Laura Pierce, who was born Dec 28, 1769, and they were divorced.
His third wife was Patience Mann Spafford, born May 16, 1774, died April 12, 1867.
Isaac Lyman died March 1, 1827, at Lymansville, Potter County, and is buried in the Lymansville Cemetery.
Children of Sally Edgcomb Lyman:
- Jonathan, born at Whittingham, VT, Dec 13, 1782, died Dec 16, 1782:
- Lydia, born March 14, 1784;
- Charlotte, born Nov 29, 1785:
- Eunice, born Dec 17, 1787, died at Lymansville, PA., July 8, 1844.:
- John, born July 7, 1789.
See other wives Children on website above.
Major Lyman was a very colorful man and at one time had two of his wives living in one house. He payed persons $10.00 per to settle in Lymansville. Of the children of Patience Mann Spafford Lyman, Lalia (corrected Eulalia), born June 6, 1811 was the first white child born in Potter County.
n2zhfadded this on 14 Jan 2010 BJColbert68originally submitted this to Beatty/Adams/Lyman/Grow on 23 Apr 2008These stories are a part of the information found on above website and another telling of the settling of Lymansville.
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name correction kc801added this on 15 Oct 2010 Eulalia was the name of the daughter of Isaac and Patience Lyman.
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Major Isaac Lyman
Major Isaac Lyman, an American Revolutionary war veteran was one of the first permanent settlers in Potter County. Major Lyman is recognized the founder of Potter County. He was paid ten dollars for each settler that he convinces to move to Potter County. He built his home in 1809 in nearby Lymansville, now known as Ladonna. Major Lyman also built the first road to cross Potter County and Potter County's first sawmill and gristmill.
Lyman had a colorful personal history. After the death in childbirth of his first wife, Sally Edgecomb, he remarried; later he left his second wife and started a third family in Potter County. The second Mrs. Lyman was determined not to suffer on her own. She sought out the Major, travelling from Bolton Landing, New York to Potter County with the help of their son, Burrell, who was 18 at the time. Major Lyman lived with these two families in Potter County. Historical accounts of the living situation vary. Some say that Lyman kept both wives under one roof. Others state that there were two log homes for the families on the same piece of property. Descendants of Major Isaac Lyman's three families still live and work in Potter County.
Source: en. wikipedia.org/wiki/Potter_County,_Pennsylvania
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Isaac Lyman**** Maj. 1759-1827
BIRTH 18 AUG 1759 • Lebanon, New London, Connecticut
DEATH 10 MAR 1827 • Lymansville, Potter, Pennsylvania
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Major Isaac Lyman and Patience Mann Spafford 2008 ,
Lymansville Cemetery, Potter County, Pennsylvania
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Isaac Lyman
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Burrell Lyman Homestead, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania Built 1833 Torn down 1903
- Photo courtesy of Port Allegany Reporter
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Major Isaac Lyman, an American Revolutionary war veteran was one of the first permanent settlers in Potter County. Major Lyman is recognized as the founder of Potter County. He was paid ten dollars for each settler he convinced to move to Potter County. He built his home in 1809 in nearby Lymansville, now known as Ladonna. Major Lyman also built the first road to cross Potter County and Potter County's first sawmill and gristmill.
Lyman had a colorful personal history. After the death in childbirth of his first wife, Sally Edgecombe, he remarried; later he left his second wife and started a third family in Potter County. The second Mrs. Lyman was determined not to suffer on her own. She sought out the Major, travelling from Bolton Landing, New York to Potter County with the help of their son, Burrell, who was 18 at the time. Major Lyman lived with these two families in Potter County. Historical accounts of the living situation vary. Some say that Lyman kept both wives under one roof. Others state that there were two log homes for the families on the same piece of property. Descendants of Major Isaac Lyman's three families still live and work in Potter County.
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Burrel Lyman
Headstone, Roulette. Potter, Pennsylvania
Here Lies the Body of Burrel Lyman
Aged 65 years
Died July 23, 1854
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Burrell Lyman Homestead, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
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Burrell Lyman Homestead, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania Built 1833 Torn down 1903
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Burrel Lyman
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Early History Potter County, 27 Mar 1954 , Bradford, Pennsylvania
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Headstone: Major Isaac Lyman and Patience Mann Spafford
Major Isaac Lyman and Patience Mann Spafford 2008 ,
Lymansville Cemetery, Potter County, Pennsylvania
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Isaac Lyman
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Patience M.
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Apr. 12, 1837
AE 92 Y 10M _3D
Lymansville Cemetery
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Major Isaac Lyman, an American Revolutionary war veteran was one of the first permanent settlers in Potter County. Major Lyman is recognized as the founder of Potter County. He was paid ten dollars for each settler he convinced to move to Potter County. He built his home in 1809 in nearby Lymansville, now known as Ladonna. Major… |
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Death came at 6:30 last night to Mrs. Annis Burt Coleman, of Burtville, daughter of the first male white child born in Potter County.
Mrs. Coleman's 100th birthday, which attracted national attention, was celebrated March 25, 1960 at the 95-acre poultry farm where she was born, has always made her home where she died quietly in her sleep yesterday (Oct. 18, 1960).
She was one of 13 children born to John Keating and Orilla Lyman Burt. Her paternal grandparents were the first settlers of Burtville, arriving there in 1810. Another ancestor, Maj. Isaac Lyman, was commissioned to open Rt. 6, formerly known as the East-West Road.
Her husband. Andrew Horace Coleman, who died in September, 1933, was, a grandson of Dr. Horace Coleman, the first postmaster in Port Allegany.
Until a few months ago, Mrs. Coleman was still active in performing various chores connected with the poultry business, which she has operated with her daughter, Miss Leo Coleman.
Friends will be received at the Gallup Funeral Home in Port Allegany after 6:30 tonight. Funeral service will be held Friday at 2:00 o'clock at the funeral home, under the direction of the Rev. Orrin T. Carroll, pastor of the First Methodist Church Port Allegany. Burial will follow the Card Creek Cemein tery. Friends are requested not to send flowers.
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